Show Idaho 20 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING’ JUNE Moon Craters Hole in Of Transient Of Great Heat & ARCO Idaho— Ceologlt say the Crater of the Moon area in south ern ldaho u In niosTreceitwava flow in the wait On the age of tbi natural phenomenon ecientlfic opln Ion varle —from several centuries Splendid Road System Winds 'Through State Sparkling Lakes and Jagged Peaks Bejewel Gem State Forms Home Show Effects Southern IdahoTerri-lory Once Location of Nature’s Hattie Tall Idaho 9 1935 - TWIN FALLS Iduho — A roughly shaped dugout a rod wide each wty end 10 feet Scenic Wonders Came - Areas Made Easily Accessible iv high' known- - ' as the wall” or the "Rock Creek tavern" has for years been known as a haven for home"the-hote-l- less men The dugout in Rock Creek canyon Is approached by a foot path It overlooks a stream where the men wash their clothes gfL wpter and southern expoup Having sure it gets the ray of the sun end is warm It has a large open fireplace where the transient men cook their meals and humeroue in crevices which they cache their victuals BOISE Idaho— The scenic wonders big gam areas and fishing ’ stress'” of’Tdtoo'lJlIi6ulh“t(r rugged mountainous country are not In general of difficult access due to the state’s well planned and well constructed system of highto a thousand years the estimates ' ways many of which are real feats ru— but it is certain that ntjt long of engineering ago as geologists measure time the A huge network of arterial highcraters were a hot smoking sea of ways th greater part of which l molten lava a great batUeground by either oiling or covers the state leading to paving for the most relentless forces of na the large area of Irrigated farms “ ture fire and heat wind and water through the wide well populated And it is a battleground upon valleys end to ell of the principal towns end cities which time haa erased but few Branches Out traces There in flint-lik- e stone the Branches of this fine highway story of the mighty conflict Is writ Thousands Visit Annually system reach here end there Into ten evolving visions of volcanic the mountains through the rugged WitArea Indian to : eruptions of dull red glows against steep-wallcanyons beside rushth sky overhead of marching ness Sun dance ing dashing foaming rivers Into great evergreen forests And where Fivers of molten lava of rising the highways stop good country cloud of smoke and gas of white roads of clay and gravel take up th HAUL Idaho-M- uch of the team' hissing through’ narrow rORT traffic burden branching Ilk finglamor of th old west is retained In vents It is ths story of a grsat In- this historic fort now the home of ger at toe end of an am into the ner fire which ate its molten-wa- y high country the wooded fastness many Indiana whose forebears once of the great mountains New C C £ to the earth's surface to cast up roamed the unbroken western plains roads thread through the forests toss balloon wrinkle and sear an and mountains to high points of magnificent views area of 80 square miles at a time Thousands of white people annual end wind along high wild ridges when none but perhaps a few red ly visit Fort Hall to witness the kn from which new vistas or splendid press ive exciting sun dance staged fcen were there to witness — natural scenery open in rapid sucthe Bannock and Shoshone Inby Differ Opinion dians with the object ef curing their cession Is that battle finished? Has the ills by absorbing the Nor ara the ends of the country rays of the L Throughout Idaho is A state of supreme Veasty —- — ll) A striking scene along V 8 highway II roads r--j mighty fire keen quenched? Or sm end C CC road really the of n highly varied suture (1) Gorgeous Alice lake Wallace Idaho part ef (be state’s splendid does it merely slumber awaiting Red men from ell parte of th end Beyond these ere the footbt the ragged Sawtooth mountain: (2) Priest lake highway network UX A mountain goat to be seen the time when It shall have gath- United States assemble at the dance In the high mountains foe which th eta to It fatted paths and forest peck trails leadof the Gem state’s most beautiful bodies ef wa ered once again the necessary vehe- grounds Only in recent years have ing into the great wild splendor of mence to turn rock to liquid and they permitted white men to be near the mountains oVer the I make the earth's surface roil like the dance ground during the cere'I p asset between the tall too sea? Here scientific mony stormy majestic peaks trails crossed frepinion differs but the area is eold The dance starts at sunrise and by paths beatquently and hard and sUll and silent and if continues three days with only brief le en through the duff by the fires sUH burn they have re periods During the entire period elk end the hordes the of deer end ceded deep within those subter- the Indians take neither food nor wapadded paws of wolves and moun& ranean bowels from whence they ter They leap and away in th dance ' Idaho— lished LAVA toe tain lions Warm famous SPRINGS Springs by to th weird rhythm of drum end pouted A state foundation for Lav Hot resort la Georgia Wide Choice Primitive T Are Meanwhile whether fire be com the chanting of other tribesmen Rapidly A large pole stand in the center JBlesaed wjthfn abundance p£w-te- r Th Idaho! high way road 1PL Springs known througheut the Ing again or not the federal govGain P6pularity" as ernment convinced of the irapor-tanc- of ifiB grounds From It il'lus pended Leva Hot Springs bee bees de- trail system gives the recreation-le- t country as to "Spa of toe end nature lover a wide choice and value of the area for the bead of e buffalo The dancer ses- veloped a a state sanitarium end haa 1938 was West” the created by i of transportation methods permits Region of Rest scenic recreational geologic and with alow steady gait dance to th sion of Idaho toe toe Idaho legislature and already toon wide favor among him to follow his own mood and inscientific purposes has created it a pole end retreet to the outer edges citizens of tola state believe this ac- residents The water Which comes clination In determining whether national monument to the and that at a bower of willows inclosing the Idaho—Idaho’s tion herald a period during which from toe springs at a temperature of he shall see the wonders and beauIt might be preserved for ail the grounds continuously repeating the POCATELLO people and protected from desecra- motions area said to 'contain 19 ties of the mountains forests and Salmon river the health resort will coma into Its HO degrees in toe primitive Zach Indian carries quill whistle from the soft cushion of tion vandalism and commercial excountry is fast gaining In popularity own Jn popularity among toa people different minerals Six bathing pools canyons In his mouth from which he makes an auto the "hurrican deck" ef a ploitation " " A sounds cadences with th of to the with weet Vain are hi persona vetoing d spend operation saddle horse or So now this great natural ph plaintive sturdy of interest and hotel accommodaHAILEY— As you glsno northcation in toe quiet of toe Wilderness In tha future and under toe con- Located 9? mil east of Pocatello to veranda of some luxurious dude Bomenon la available for the edifi- music of drums end tit Chanting tions ere available at Hailey Claris barefooted and clothed ward front eouth central Idaho man Each cation enjoyment and recreation of Ninety per cent of the 1900000 trol of the newly created foundation on the Old Oregon Trail toe resort ranch And too for the highly enendon Ketchum Alt uras lake the in loincloth or blanket They cross (he great plains of the the eltlrens of our nation The lava only Redfish lake acre Mountain club in th are is covered by for- Lave Hot Springs will place special is of easy access The climate ' par- ergetic there are mile and miles Rocky are from bare the waist up except Snake and see n lofty range of sec 1 tubes the eputter cones the cavdelightful of the finest hiking to the world Stanley Fairfield Pin sod Fe Ib- est and there are only e handful of emphasis upon the treatment and ticularly (a summer Indian paint tor t A glorious profusion of ern the stalactites the tree molds cure of such dlseAsee as infantile with outdoor recreation being rated mountains envtrioa to yourn erville the natural brtdres the "froran toe surrounding bills tndllng canyons and beckoning motm-th- e Th famous Wood river fishing permanent dwellings in toe entire per lysis end spinal meningitis folelf one of ymtr greet eetetee M by 'tain tops for goals waterfalls"— all of the unusual and nearby Fortneuf river th suggestion of the toreot service are is accessible throughout He region The only route ere on lowing the lines ef operation estab- remarkable formations which ter over U 8 highway 82 had horseback on foot or by use of boats "See youtxclf end your length rifle beat earn events in molten rock bor thousands upon ef offers many fine places to camp along tba Salmon river above Salare there for the visitor to see study The trip over Galena summit os people a hoik of happy children f mon " and ponder upon y enjoying to the utmost your herithighway 93 to the Sawtooth lake streams have windm cut The Rushing the sparage— ragged region justly popular (he towering peeks Yawning Colee t pass of- canyons through' the area and prackling Water the verdant hill ef ing road over this There one may see solid rock views spewrinkled and folded like the peelHAMMETT Idaho— Just A few the Sawtooth national forest" the fers many entrancing tically all' the water abounds in administration explains cially u the Salmon giver slope is ings of a shriveled apple may see mile eouth of the Old Oregon Trail Early this century thousands of Infinite reached end the panorama of the Sawtooth an Th with great yawning holes that once highway and 8nak river in north variety of lakes and stream of Sawtooth mountains unfolds - “ prospectors crowded Into the region eastern a la lava forth molten la great Owyhee county there spewed Alturae lake is the first of the but all that remain of a ones glamwooded hill and majestic moungushes may sse lava booms which stretch ef barren sagebrush country tain ranges otter erics end is one of the mdst popu- orous recreational sand dune camp of ths gold rush days are were thrown high into the air by with that shift and drift features of wide appeal Supple-me- n lar camping places Pettit lake is a few email mines two-munderground explosions may set before th strong wind that sweep being worked ecente side reached by trip ting these outstanding the impressions of old Indian trails over southern Idaho from the south- attractions socna of the principal creeks will find as also Je Big Redfish take along the visitor worn in solid rock (perhaps while west Along the serrated divide of the camping facilities end conXdwardsbur& once tod teen of toe it was still warm) and may see the Few people know about this but In many Sawtooth mountains is a galaxy ef venience greatest activity now 1 covered by crescents of stones used by the red thi area which la roughly about a A large pert of (he Sawtooth it alpine lakes which will delight men to weigh their tepees down to quarter of a mil in dimenstions water A saloon a general store and eonmlble by rood but there ere those adventurers who leaye the an earth much too bard for driving the sharply-cu- t ridges ef the dunes many undeveloped lower valley a few of toe shacks are ell that realso of areas beaten the paths and their bare gray slopes look pegs The south Boise river region is main upright In tire former commuwhich will appeal to thoee who piece out of the EgypTo visit and view the Craters ef much like ’ rich in recreational attractions— for the untrodden ways of 1000 persons the Moon is no longer a difficult tian or Arabian deserts end set down yearn found th great pine forests the fishing nity Camping facilities nr in Idaho individuals bodily Private Salmon at access task Good highways giv Myof the roads streams and the occasional glimpse The dune mey be reached by long practically ell to the area from two directions horses and pack outfits may be of tunwted peeks making a most ers cove Stanley basin or McCall are euto south from to Hammett going prepared outfit parties and guides good roads within the craters make obtained near the principal points pleasing pattern may be found ' the interesting and unusual forma- which is provided with service stations and facilities on Is end camping tions easy of approach and where ' the roads leave off well constructed the Old Oregon Trad highway just a few mile west Glenns Ferry footpath beckon onward those who Two or three milesofsouth this road would like to climb a cinder eon B PBESTON IDAHO ATOP AT— or stand atop a natural bridge of muses Snake river over e etoel then turns westward through bridge tone Tha the email community of Indian Cove and oe past th few scattered farm MODERN THROUOaOUT settlement of Pasadena valley DiHAGERMAN Idaho-So-me of the CHALLJS Idaho— Whjle not t t f" rections may be secured from these snow in niACxroor eat ay A Cltea CemfettoUa residents on retching the dunes just rarest fossil deposits of certain ani- Uy eccemibl to travelers the great l mal specie to be found anywhere In Fahiimera few miles eouthwestward Homelike Place range la -- Thaw are a II Because of this new designing then is I lr great many people la thla com From Ibdian Cove one can see the the world have been uneerthed along Idaho is one v (he moat interestBlue mountains of western Idaho that section' of Snake river from and V’jr know among Gem inanity who admire and appreciate fine" greater room as well as greater comfort to “! 8100 ad and southeastern Oregon more than American Fall westward through ing Doable $2 to 8880 CAFE state of antalna because the new Lincoln bodies Rear door in some a motor cars It is they especially whom we 100 miles away Th dunce rise tud southwestern Idaho Urgerly denly in a series of hills and ridges Among the finds ere two fowl! several lofty peaks which have been Yoall Nmr rarest model are as much as five inches wider invite to the Lincoln display or this inter It’S a Homo Away From Home which are covered with the ripply which the Smithsonian Institution de- described in recent At Fries Outstandyean ' MBS L H DIVES Prop such Within the car are many new refinements wives caused by the steady winds clare to be entirely new "TooTl Never Bfrt- preiation of the coachmakers lad Dm engi- of these 1 one which U S forwhich keep th sand constantly shift- specimens have not been found in ing ' each as the redesigned instrument panel and Dio Ws Carry ths (tort of gTsrythbif men critical measured for altitude most neera ait should gratify One is estry ing The dunes rise about 80 feet any ether known deposit la Scsso or more Their scant vegetation is part of the Jawbone and teeth of the bout 1928 and found it to be 12800 ‘ ’ tastes glove compartment concealed curtains and V t typical ef th desert and the sur- sbertooth tiger and the other is feet high or more than 800 feet Short Orders Our Specialty the anismall threw a Inlaid walnut trim Every luxurious apa the the Lincoln rounding landscape find will v You that produces only new burrowing repro-aent8 r BOOKS Free higher than Mount Hyudman 12078 COMB TO 6o deep end soft is the mal sagebrush ‘ a few miles south a distinct advent over its illustrious pointment for the comfort and convenience sand in this area that cars must be reuni In 1912 left out of It or they will get stuck The first fossils here were found In This peak was christened Mount BIS modSPRINGS of passengers has been included 11 the combines of best It predecessors and have no traction by which to 1112 by Elmer Cook of Hagetman Borah in honor of Idaho’s senator y out The new Lincoln is available in eighteen " pull who acted as guide to Smithsonian Several other BESOBT em design with a dignity which is Lincoln's V towering peeks in toe representative tho last few year in Pahsimerlo rang are believed to be HEAD DF TUB NORTH FORK standard and custom body types the latter own For ail its length sturdiness and com HACK'S digging up many tons of oorth and lmost as high but exact measureSEAAE RIVER Desert Yields Fisli rock containing thaae boned and hav- ments of them beve not been flexbuilt by Brunn Judkins Le Baron and Vil- alert more more fort is this year’s car made hooSmten of th boot fUhln ing them shipped to Washington AMONG TUI FIXES a rugged legion bor- Th Fossils Petrified Wood where They occupy eible more responsive to gear shifting and Largoot spriaf In tba outaaeon the specimen were extract- dered by Salmon river on the west Uhi th longhby Fran honeycomb radiator grille S- -IM loot flow Of Wa' ed and aet up ' - IDAHO’S BEAUTY SPOT Pahsimerol river on the east and ter So th thousands ot treat la GRANDVIEW Idaho — Petrified to graceful slanting tear end these new’ ears than before ever braking The most prolific deposit of these Lost river on wood and fish fossils ere found on th eouth The near- sprint an river AUractiva tna and Not YeUowiton bones is on the dry barren bluffs nil reflect the creative skill of the country's forto The famous 2 cylinder engine is now est towns are Challls on TI S high- robins poototrica (tor pi and the Owyhee desert south of here In toe Writ fat prices and merratkm 93 and toe old camps of May the same area also are a mine of al- which represent the east aide of valway ' moat designers t desert country west Of H german Candles Fountain Isrvlet placed forward in the frame so that the most pure eptom salts and Patterson and Dickey on BIO SPRINGE IDAHO ' spring ley Then bluff now several hun- rural roadsGoldburg Fishing Tsekls and Souvenirs of natural hot water 5 around Lincoln will rear-seeach the of The on he east is and display passengers Weight poised day i The region can be reached by auto- dred feet high were once the bottom south ') Games and Sendr Itatlpa la of th over marsh that to 9 5 great m from spread ahead of the axle rather than diipctly over mobile by leaving the old Oregon p m’ CsnneeUoa tola region end attracted toe animals 4 trail highway at Mountain Home and t i which aro one stow extinct largely 23 miles southwesterly Q Completely Equipped Grocery State going about such toe ox musk species being over Snake river end coming to ' t Grandview : May Use Boat These deposits may be reached by TO ’ ’ ' ' f crossing Snake river in a boat and 1 ' 1 jSf ORACV ‘V( I” about toe bluffs a mils up or hiking in 20 a car miles through by traveling AT to hills The road take off at I t Owsleys’ bridge over Snake river south of Hagennan on toe Old Orehard-surfac- ed Fort Hall Holds Clamor of West -- ed -- -- $ Lava Hot Springs Gains Favor As Slate Foundation Resort Retains Wildness Salmon Country deep-notch- ed well-defin- pine-need- n Towering Peaks Soft Hills"' Beckon Many to Sawtooths sure-foote- fandt-foed- Big Sand Dunes Shift and Drift neigh-taoueaa- da s 8782-foo- il THE NEW LINCOLN Unusual Fossils High Pahsimerbis Found in Valley Guards Territory Ti:ic::::in l!:!:l WilfcrT finerinotor car than everbefore ‘ north-centra- A njifne ' -- T i:i V-1- ’ v V IDAHO’S 'TOU AHEcORDlALtT LNY1TED FINEST 52$ HOTEL BONNEVILLE —IDAHO FALLS- -- gon Trail highway v JhUlb'lUu POCATliLLO M frlREPROOF TE-- K f BT ( £ - Fall IDAHO What Unexpected Servia? t On tfic OrtgonTrail and Yellowstone Park Highway i On dayi drive from Salt Lake ReKAr ISOKiica toktihok Wrekrtindtht Crst-- n at thcAkwn GOOO fISHINO AND MUNT1NO i JJj HlamLnated SHOSHONE Idaho— Shoshone falls 48 feet higher than Niagara pour its flood ever a horseshoeshaped rim At night tola spectacle is Illuminated with floodlights of many thousand candlepower Twin Fails of toe Snake river also attract many visitors THIS DISTINGUISHED PAR j i r New— Fireproof— Modern Home ef Chamber ‘ Commerce and Service Club t Dining Room and Coffee Shop la Connection FLOYD A BAILEY Manager Ford Motor Company Showroom 414 WEST BROADWAY INSPECT ed -- |