| Show Lrcees Hear Of Hike in Idaho Budget Band Meet Set Bureau Trail Makes Famed At Kemmerer The Firehole Canyon Accessible enthKEMMERER southwestern music festival held here Friday WYOMING SCENIC WONDER Wyo — ROCK SPRINGS AVyo— A bu- across the river’ afford travelers sev- will be Vagner of the' University of Wyoming and Prof G R Goranson of Idaho State college s The solos and begin' at 9 am - and continue through the day followed by a concert in the senior high school auditorium at 8 pm by soloists selected by the judges The larger groups will display their talents Saturday climaxed by marching of bands starting in Triangle park at 2:30 pm followed by a twirling contest in the park Mrs Mauretia Smith faculty member in charge of housing advises room accommodations have been provided for all visiting musicians The festival Is being financed small-ensemble- Students and instructors from all over this section of the state will display their talents and bands James MacKay chairman announces participants wiU be from Star Valley Reliance Superior Lyman Hanna Rock Springs county la state funds for educational purfor Jensen district grazier Cyril Green River Evanston Mt View comFirehole The three canyons out was is land it bureau of the Saturday management poses pointed Jackson Encampment truck trail that foUows the gen- Saratoga and Kemmerer by Gov C A Robins to the Idaho prising the Firehole basin extend eral of a road that threaded The judges will be Prof R State Junior Chamber of Com- over an area of approximately 500 ts routefrom the railroad 'down way miles within reaches from square merce a few miles of Green River down through the Fireholes Into Brown’s The Jaycecs ended their three-da- y to the mouth of Sage creek in the park and eastern Utah a half censtate confab with a governor’s south central section of Sweetwater tury or more ago and Inaugural banquet Saturday county yet because of its inacFollows Bitter Creek in the Franklin stake house cessibility few other than hunters right Its course lies for a distance Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y sheepherders and cow pokes ever Saints get into its deep canyons and along Little Bitter creek from a New president of the Jaycees among its towering spirelike buttes point about three miles west of for the ensuing year is Jack Roads along the east rim east of Rock Springs up the flanks of Packer Idaho Falls who succeeds Green river and the west rim Wilkins peak onto the head of the Little Firehole over the divide beDonald Ingvoldstadt Kellogg tween Little and Middle Firehole Other officers named were Spencer Barrett Boise national direcinto the Middle Firehole then out tor Vincent Vaasar Lewiston through the big saddle that sepaJohn U Webber Preston R J rates the Middle and Big Fireholes Bnmin Wallace and Wayne Hanthence down the Big Firehole canTribune Leased Wire cock vice presidents and Dean at the foot of the Big Flattop yon ASHTON Ida — Some take mesa to the Green river and to the Shultz Idaho Falls treasurer hotel towels for souvenirs but mouth of Sage creek where an Telpher Wright Caldwell was apone California couple visiting old trail crossed the Green to the pointed secretary Ashton really loaded up west side of the river Commends Jaycees Jack Hock tourist camp opPart of the area is barren of Got Robins commended the erator reported to Cal Smith' little but sagebrush —on some work Jaycees are doing and St Anthony Fremont county slopes not even sagebrush will pointed out the assistance the sheriff that a couple from Colgrow But the winds and rushing state receives from this type of fax Cal departed with: waters of spring freshets and cloudThe sheets towels blankets organization in obtaining informabursts for thousands of years have tion on various projects a drape bath mat wall mirror etched and chiseled out monuments He said the budget for the genmere men could not achieve Towdrinking glass and ash tray ineral fund called for a 30 Mr Hock discovered the theft ering from the canyon bottoms are ' crease or a total of $32000000 for after the two had departed huge chimneys or spires which the next two years standhave left the of erosion ages The governor said the state was sandstone shale and cut from ing educoncerned with the status of Higher in the canyons andd on the cation which concerns the finanmesas of the area are cial picture of the state along slopes in which deer still hide in with increased pay of teachers mpunity letting the unsuspecting He then showed what the state hunter pass within touching diseduca1939 done for has since tance is in here that elk was It 1939-41 tion $2000000 then was i s from Jackson Hole W-f-transplanted increased to $2500000 until fori M y yj two years ago total the next biennial 1947-4- 9 of $3500000 has been made in Drops 1000 Feet Tribune Lasted Wire state aid He emphasized that to the bottom of this does not include county or POCATELLO Ida — D i s t r I c t theFrom the isrims a of 1000 difference canyon district help He said this was Judge L E Glennon awarded — and from all the altitude in feet a 75 increase over a $12000 judgment to the city of high ridges one can look down into period for educatioft mass of canyons with The governor struck at the lack Pocatello Saturday in granting the the tangled vivid-hue- d walls Some sectheir Co Union on Pacific Railroad school of interest the part of petition tions have a brilliant — ranging patrons in school elections giving for condemnation of 639 acres of then through grays andredgreens and several examples where very few Ross burned-ou- t golf course to park the yellows give on Voted bond elections persons The price of almost 52000 an appearance that gives the name of or for board members the Improved land was set Fireholes when seen from above “Education will be what we acre forcourt after the city council Nature's grotesqueries abound make it” he said "Lack of in- by the terest in voting oa school matters had rejected a railroad offer of in wind and water carvings in the $5000 and asked settlement at rocks The Indians knew this counis bad” rock price higher than that allowed by try for besides wind-wor- n Analyzes Spending the court basins which catch the rains and The action opens the way for hold their waters till animals and The governor then went on to Pacific railroad evaporation lap tjie moisture are analyze the $32000000 general extension of Union yard through the golf course the to be found broken arrow points fund biennial budget for 1947-4- 9 description showing a strip and knives from the aborigines by pointing out 461 will go for land wide on the west side and 90 ft In7 The Fireholes are privately for secondary education dustrial school and school for varying from 50 ft wide on the east owned by large sheep interests deaf and blind 223 for welfare of the present railroad right of way with the sheep wintering in the sheltered fastnesses of the canyons 6 for charitable institutions and through the course — and supplies packed into the instituveterans: 3 To Change Court tions and the remaining 56 for sheep camps The new truck trail all administrative courts national Mayor George R Phillips said is being built primarily to aid the guard and other things including the city intends to use proceeds for livestockmen In caring for their the condemnation to eliminate as sheep and cattle In wintertime the maintenance of the capitol Jaycees hailed convention at soon as possible the three fairways Preston as "the best in 13 years’ east of the tracks either by extendMoscow was named as the 1948 ing the course on the west side or convention city A point brought by finding a new location for the cut at the convention was that nine-hol- e links the Idaho Jaycees ware IncorL H Anderson one of the jail porated under Idaho laws as a road attorneys who worked on the condemnation and incidentally nonprofit organization New CALDWELL Ida— J SugawaraU officers golfer assured that filling the elected are: Mrs Lucile Kelley grade this summer will not Inter 65 employed on a ranch near Twin Falls president Mrs Vivian fere seriously with golfing and that Morbeck Kellogg treasurer Mrs possibly not all of the land askec Nyssa Ore was fatally Injured Lewiston Mrs on the west side will be needed When a panel pickup in which he Buddy Skok Maxine Davidson Nampa Mrs The new right of way for 14 tracks was passenger left the highway Eva Felton Jerome and Mrs at the end of the supple- and overturned near Parma Friday Louise Ambrose Buhl vice presi mentarytapering $2000000 yard installa dents Mrs Avis Simmonds tion cuts a narrow strip of No 8 night car was demolished The after it Boise secretary fairway through the No 7 green ran off the road to the right side 2 and No fairway and green Roy Present Awards Horne golf course professional and crossed back to the left side travAwards presented follow: Keep manager said "a few changes” can eled 328 feet down a borrow pit Idaho green Idaho Falls chapter keep nine-hol- e play going through and wound up on its top in a field agriculture Twin Falls Christmas the summer Five other people in the car Inactivities Lewiston city beautifi None Sold Filling Under Way cation Boise fire prevention cluding the driver were injured Lewiston profit making Idaho to Dealers Filling is well under way for the but only two sufficiently to require Falls publication Boise safety grade with at least 800000 cubic continued hospitalization Boise sports and recreation yards of soil being moved into the Driver of the car Masao N&ka-gaJerome parade promotion Lewis- - yard bed Barnhart & Wheeler Con 27 his wife is In the hospital ton and public relations Twin structlon Co the contractors are Fails the dirt from a mountain with injuries diagnosed as skull moving Given at the inaugural banquet south of Pocatello in Port fracture and their were the Hogg award for best slope neuf valley and will take part of daughter Rose suffered from a Boise Geissenberger the fill from a gully just southeast nosebleed Kay Ona 45 suffered! project award for most outstanding Jaycee of Pocatello in order to make from a broken clavicle and lacerain Idaho Boise Johnson award check dams against flash floods in tion of his right eye bruises and for most man miles traveled by that gully The ONE-HAL- F latter was asked cuts and a Mr Sadakara cuts and club Lewiston head bruises the investigating state by Mayor Phillips Still in the negotiation stage is policeman BiU Dursteler said the securing of land adjoining the IGNORE COLD golf course on the north part of an Ayrshire dairy farm owned by E 5 Gledhlll Pocatello high school principal ' Preston Ida— Idaho's expendi- reau of land management truck brief glimpse of Its rugged grannow built will deur but that is all most people trail open up being be will next two for the ture years ever seen of the wilderness increased due to the 30 gain in to the sightseer one of the least have of canyons and buttes the general fund budget and hikes known and wildest sections of Under construction according to — the Fireholes Sweetwater - by Kemmerer business men with a committee of the Lions club charge of collections Emil Zebre John Fagn&nt and Leo Schdw Sunday May VS IT’S CHlD SO STRONG— CA IT’S SO YET CARRY A CHAIR ABOUT SEARS "HARMONY HOUSE" syt'J TABLE rust-proo- “B-29’- s” One-piec- x— tUU klvG one-inc- ar Tor-pen- 3 1 ALUMINUM TOP M ted retiiH eowtere Points of Coat Strong T94 Superiority ea ewouqh to 4 kgteoel X CNAMCLtO TOP — anef 2 cooto 4 feofcwf-- o tested for fewitoece to fceol fcovtefcold ocidt e $ Moil CHAIRS Only 90 Young Forest Tops Cancer Quota -- ) -"- each 0 Padded Red Leatherette Chrome Step Stool O 24 Inches 745 High 6 Walnut IT for lasting sturdiness Tested to support 4000 lbs Rubber tread steps easily locked In safe position Red blue seat steps rungs Natural V With Innerspring Water-repellesurface coated cover rigidity Ida— The young forest at City creek planted the last 11 yean by Pocatello Boy Scouts creased by 750 seedlfh Saturday morning when 60 boys ignored cold weather to do the plan ting Kiwanis club the sponsors provided weiners salad punch and Ice cream for the outing In the valley three miles west of Pocatello on bench land leading to Klnport range As they dug planted and watered the scouts moved among trees up to 12 feet tall that have grown from the trips of other POCATELLO yean George Smurthwaite Idaho State college grounds superintendent was Kiwanis chairman r for this year's planting For the fint time Mr Smurthwaite added 200 pines from the state nursery on the campus to the seedlings used The balance was Russian oLve and Siberian pea the two species that have fared best on the City creek slopes Kiwanis members who worked with the scouts were Mr Smurthwaite Ed Peterson Harry Brandt Guy Nielson W P Havener and Ray H Merman club president Pon-dero- sa FIRTH Ida — Compared with the quota of $800 $1000 was con trlbuted in north Bingham county to the anual cancer campaign Mrs Earl L Warren Firth reported Shelley was the first community in north Bingham county to reach Its community goal with Firth second ROBINS TO CITE ’47 MOTHER BOISE UP! — In a ceremony at the state executive offices Monwill day noon Gov C A Robins Mil-lay present to Mrs Ruth Stark of Lewiston a citation as Idaho's model mother of 1947 Because of an' appearance at Preston before the annual meeting of theIdaho Junior Chamber of Commerce the governor was unable to make the presentation on Mother’s day as had been planned Mrs Millay mother of five children represented Idaho in a national contest The Idaho Press Women sponsored the state competition Mrs Gladys Swank of Lewiston president of the Idaho Press Women arranged the gubernatorial presentation ceremony Ends Navy Service Y Ida— 3C Sutton Pocatello naval ordnance plant sailor Friday was sent to Seattle Wash for honorable discharge Mr Sutton who mar- ried Rita Andrus of Idaho Falls He served on will reside there the battleship West Virginia and the carrier Yorktown in the Leyte and Lingayen gulf landings the Marshall-Gilbe- rt raid and air action off Bougainville before the He is an Yorktown was sunk Idaho native POCATELLO ter pyroxylin nt v v'v' TOTALING $10 OR MORS Seat t Construction O Sturdily Braced SHvertone Combination 5-Tu- Radio-and-Reco- rd be Tubular Chair Player 3695 All PRICE SALE HAOTQAIN Tribune Steels 1295 Resilient coil spring flufflly padded for ideal support Smooth tuftlese Wide spread legs for TV"— e O Adjustable footrest removable tray natural finished and priced low for a big saving " Crib Mattress 595 Finish Finish Box-Typ- votg ' Sturdy High Chair All-met- al Seats OF OVAL EVANSTON Wyo — Five! Evanston teachers have signified their intention of not returning to serve on the Evanston school faculty next year reports C W Kurtz superintendent Coach Chester Christiansen will go to Lovell high school to coach basketball track and teach academic subjects The junior high coach and science teacher Harold Fackrell and Miss Helen Gustafson physical education Instructor for girls will attend the University of Wyoming to work on degrees Mrs Willa Corbett mathematics instructor in the Junior high school leaves to join her mother in a lower altitude and Miss Caroline Murphy who has taught English in the Junior high school the past 15 years will retire 9000 let 320- - r vV i' "r" SPECIAL! Plant 260 to y-'V'-Vy kl Scouts 4 CM MIS t tobiriteyower 'Sd 595 Regular tte Teachers Quit At Evanston t SPECIAL PURCHASE! Truck Upsets Kills Rancher Jay-Cee-E- EAST TERMS It’s here — a dinette set made of ALUMINUM the lifetime metal that’s 100 f That’s so strong it’s used in it’s one of the yet lightest metals e knoWn top finished with 2 coats of red (acid heat moisture and sunlight resistant) baked-o- n h enamel Legs and chair frames of seamless Red seats and leatherette backs have tubing ivory welt seams -T 10-ye- AND 4 CHAIRS cedar-studde- I - 9 on the TOURIST PAIR SKIPS BED — A Road Progresses Ida— Patricia Bigler 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Bigler Shelley suffered a fractured right leg Friday when she was thrown from a saddle horse at the Bigler farm She was riding horseback with other girls when the horse shied it was reported She was taken to the Idaho Falls L D S hospital A Salt Cake SVibtnu TTbc stretch of highway east of Evanston The contract ha been awarded as far east as the site o£ the old state fish hatchery Modem equipment ia being uaed and Tribune Special the job will be rushed to compleEVANSTON Wyo— Work on tion also it was reported the highway just west of Evanston is reported progressing satis’ Heads Fuel Office factorily More than half of the town and the Tribunu SpfciAl grading between state line has been Wyommg-Uta- h EVANSTON Wyo — Harry completed Base course of gravel Kopp of Rawlins has been in has been applied on a mile or more charge of the Evanston office of of the road and it should be only the Mountain Fuel Supply Co a few weeks until the entire proj- office here since the death of the ect In that arestis completed local manager Robert D contractors are now busy aid in an airplane crash May 3‘ SHELLEY BECAUSE 1947 Work on Evanston Fall Breaks Girl’s Leg Ire Iribune li Steel r T-- - r' - lightweight pickup arm with needle Plays or Walnut colrecords ored plastic case — Bal New The pleasant spring In the tubular back frame the roomy and aeat In red or green will be a Joy on your lawn or porch fan-shap- ed 1 5000-pla- 10-ln- y Mon 400 Down Usual Carrying Charge RUGS 9xl2-F- t Reversible 4995 Pattern floral patterned reversible Bright wool ruga Insure you long wear 9x12-lo- ot size 9xl2-Fo- RUG PAD ot 895 1295 SxlO-Fo- ot Size— Were 3995— 1895 5-Pi- Size Were 5395 — 9xl2-Fo- 2650 Ches- V Summerize your home your mountain cabin porch or patio with these thick practical sea grass rugs Long wearing reversible Natural color Choice of off three sizes Specially priced at one-half j j Walnut Limed Oak or Primi-Ver- a ece ot Second Floor 'Soujy:ccc: peurtixuSetf 27-Inc- h O All-Wo- ol Hall Carpeting Chatfield Quality 339 yd quality floral patterned hall carpeting Rose or wine colors ’Chatfield” nuntea Choice of 3 Finishes BEDROOM SET bedroom set In limed oak prlml-ver- a Lovely or walnut or waterfall finish Vanity has large clear plate glass mirror Set Includes bed chest of drawers vanity vanity bench and night stand 5-- pc Main 95 11 j 34C8 Down — Bal I't Car Cbg Mon at Broadway Salt Lake City Dial 4-78- 61 |
