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Mechanized Gvilization Desert Stone vation Attract POCATELLO Idaho —This city la tha center df southeastern Idaho's scenic attractions which range from nature’s works of beauty to historical features 'bf fnleral The city of Pocatello itself la sit hated at the northern extremity of S huge outcropping of lava rock which divides the valley south of here To the student of Indian-- lore it offers many features including Indian writing which may be reached in some places by a walk Of not more than a few hundred yards from highways To the east of the city is a most picturesque drive which takes the motorist over a loop through country ranging frpm to of lands that heavily timbered sections Fart Halt Near The Fort Hall Indian reservation has its boundaries both to the east north and west of the city and may be reached easily by automobile road from' this city Perhaps one of the most interesting of the points is the location of old Fort Hall established IDI years ago The site lies 17 miles north of there and near the Snake near-dese- If Idaho mmm—rnmmMm k Hills rl933 t Colorful Area Rugged MORNING-JUN- E ' Ancient Race Rock Creek Canyon Geological Formation Rivers Rock Garden 7 Park in Preston Development Speeded Spot rScene of Beauty a Justify Nameof Gem State Occupies Indicated by In Lava Bed has been made In Priest realm ting In heart the Coeur Pend and unusual natural JRecent Finds park new CreekFalls What Idaho at ette to and Pocatello Lies " In Center of s SUNDAY CHALLXS Idaho — One of the most unusual discoveries of ancient peoples mado in Idaho in recent uncover yjartwas by B 8 Brown of this city Evidences' of a highly mechanized prehistoric civilization were discovered in a mound of earth on the Drake ranch about 18 miles from ChaUis Stone elaba — or probably some manufactured cement work building materials— of almost uncanny excellence of workmanship were discovered Tho materials plied In a systematic manner similar to the fashion in vogue in modern-da- y lumber yards were discovered under five or six feet Of earth and volcanic aah by Mr Brown and hi party while they were searching for email rock crystals which also abound in LnCbin rt headTWIN FALLS Idaho-M- uch toward developway Of the BOISE Idaho— Twin ing community geoscenery In Rock capyon border- logical formations Idaho atands ing the citjron the south p& west high among the nation's states LyUnder relief projects the last two ing just west of the great conti year arv auto road has been built nental divide the Genj State is tea- creek lot two ‘Vebsed by great mountain ranges along la drained by mighty rivers Among miles beginning at the Rock Creek tha big ranges are the Sawtooth fish hatchery on the east end and ex the Seven Devils ths Bitter Roots snd that vast rugged central gran tending to the west tide of town Many trees have been planted In of mountainous splendor that goes small acreages and along the road- under the general nams of "Salside a natatorium has been started mon river mountains" Of the riv and several grades blasted down the ers ths Snake and Salmon sra fa ef great beauty lay lockwaUi nb ly become one of the largest and fine fishing are Big Wood Little most beautiful community parks in Salmon Clearwater St Joe Locks Idaho having many natural advan Coeur d’Alene Priest and Kootenai tagei for a wide variety of secret which together with their numer-ou- a tlonal events such as fishing camptributaries form huge and ing swimming and hiking The can marveloua fishing hunting and recyon itself is very picturesque bor- reation area Not to be overlooked ere Idaho’s dered by steep lava rock walls spanned by a long steel bridge and magnificent lakes rivaling those of tho Alps in beauty of color end set with foliage lining the creek Of these Hayden d’Alene PayOreille Bedfurh Henry’s come mind although there ere hundreds Of others many of them unnamed nestling blue and deep snd clear up amon g tha - mountain' praksd-l- ir Idaho ons may go to ths lakt shore with the crowds for bathing fun end recreation or one may seek out soma tiny water jewel of great beauty back In the mountain fastness to have all lor his own to enjoy amid the peace and contentment of his own party undisturbed - sit’ TMY£ that section Bevelled Joints The individual pieces which bave every appearance of eawn lumber even to the graining of boards are of an unusual composition slightly resembling a high grade modern-da- y Portland cement mixture The pieces some which approximate the liver common 2 by 4 Inches lumber used SOme 40 halites to the west the tour in most construction work now 1st will find the Massacre HOcks a The beaetiful set lily which and others which resemble the h camping ground of a group of hardy flourishes III many parts ef the materials in present lumber west enhancing the pioneers who came to a fateful end mills are so perfectly made thht at the hands of warring Indians The beauty of the hillsides laid side by side they form an alState highway to Twin Falla runs most perfect bevelled joint directly adjacent to the spot which Is marked by a monument Speculation as ths history behind the peculiar materials unearthed An outstanding attraction ia the was further heightened when sev-ropportunity to eee an elk herd on a atone a game preserve lying about 10 miles size as to lead one to think of preaouthweat of here The herd was historic giants wers uncovered in founded here years ago by the fed the same mound with the atone eral government when it shipped i Attach slabs The spearheads each weigh number of elka from the Yellowstone Indian Legends Since that time the in$ more than nine pounds were park coiAtry herd has continued to grow to such Special Significance imperfectly formed of stone and an extent that the patient hiker has were shaped similarly to many of Flower to tho Indian arrowheads found In little trouble "spotting" a number of the animals in their natural surprofusion In western states While the beautiful Sego Jily is the Some wonder as to any possible A good county highway roundings take motorists to within easy hiking state flower of Utah it also flourishes connection between ths finding of distance of the preserve the spearheads and ths mole ad states in other intermountain exist— among Reservoir IWHiSrTSeTSvenonfiirmoum vt persons who have vlewad tho new Another attraction of national slg tains in the early spring It was the discovery but the fact remalne that Bificanoe'k the American Falls reservoir one of the largest artificial school children of Utah who recom the findingof the pile of what ap bodies of water in the United States mended its adoption as tha state pears to be ancient building materials does not associate itself with which has been impounded behind a flower any known history of ths stats of dam The dam itself is The sego lily has a wide occurrence Idaho bout 25 miles west of Pocatello but and is both lovely end fragrant Near lop of Hill the lake which it forms in the valley In the legends of the Indians the The find was located In of the Snake river is as close as 1U country The had lily special significance miles to the west extending back to sego men informed the destitute pio- which may have been a hideaway red the north toward Blackfoot of or some fhe more civrefuge for neers of its widespread presence and The lake is fast becoming one of of Us food value The bulb did much ilized tribes of Indians from Centhe recreational centers of the sec- to alleviate the hunger 0 the early tral and South America In the days tion" and during aummer months western settlers In fact it was prior to discovery of America 'alhundreds of persons go to its beaches practice for number of years dur though ths stone slabs themselves for swimming the spring season for the pioneers were uncovered near the top of ing Pocatello also affords its visitors to use the bulb for food prominent hllTT an excellent park only two miles alabs Just what the eement-lik- e south of the city limits where a golf for may may have been Intended ” course a zoo playground and picnic R I remain a mystery Nevertheless ullCdlUS FniPPffP grounds are maintained by the city the materials tell a mute itory of a A recreational center in the of yeari ago— of perpinej Is located at Justice park on the From Wall of River civilization a people harried and chased haps Cache national forest 17 miles southfrom their natural habitat who atwest of the city and adjacent to the tempted to rebuild their temples Bannock highway a crushed gravel WENDELL Idaho—The "thousand and dwellings far from tho former surfaced road to be again attacked springs” and all other fountains of homes only forced to leave their retreat in and water which drain into Snake river Black Canyon Gorge the fastnesses of the Salmon river canyon are on the north side of the mountains for another attempt at Cut Deep by River Snake river This is due to the geologic g formation by which the south wall The orderly manner In which the — POCATELLO Idaho Black is sealed up permitting stone slabi were piled Indicates to eanyon a deep gorge cut by the of the canyon some observers that to the time the to no water Bear river in the level lava rock emerge from that side materials were covered under the floor near Grace Idaho 70 miles Consequently irrigation water has no dirt of the hilltop the manufacture Southeast of Pocatello in Bannock outlet there except to gradually fill of tho cement "boards" had been the County has been richly bestowed crevices caves and other sub- principal job the up with attractions to entice the sports- terranean passages until it reaches the Scientists have been Informed of man and nature lovers it is drained off as tho unusual find and may after an Fish abound ia the swirling surface where released into the canyons exhaustive study unearth further or seepage waters of the river making of it a evidences which may complete the long underground tunnels favorite retreat for disciples of through north of the canyon story brought to light by tho disFarm Isaak Waltoh About five miles in have no projects seepage problem of that kind covery of the cement slabs Until length the canyon opens two miles because the lava formation is such then they hold unusual interest for west of Grace Its walls are sheer that- - all Water drains naturally out tourists aqd travelers as an indidrops often higher than 100 feet into the river JhUUncludea the cation of what the vast almost-un-knoworld-fame"thousand springs” in territory of central Idaho Hagerman valley where for about may possess locked In the mounDig Monument Marks a mile the north canyon wall is lined tains and valleys amid ths beauty with a series of flashing white water spots Three Island Ford sprays where the water emerges from the cliffs It makes that part of Snake American Falls Dam GLENNS FiRu daho— A large river one of the most beautiful and route Us entire along Concrete monument on the old Ore- extraordinary mill 0— awSaWT—IMi- " Rock Balanced PRESTON Idaho—A beautiful park located the of business Preston Idaho serves from district early spring to lata fall as a recreational medium for not only Preston and Frankhn county but for SilCache Yalfey The park at one time nothing but a dusty fair ground k among the early landscaping park projects of the late Emil Hansen former landscaping architest for the Utah State Agricultural college Thia playground Is bordered on three aides by maple-linesidewalks atd tuliIlVwhlch Jater in the eeesen — On the fourth give way to zinnias side the park is mads accessible by s road running parallel to the rear of tha Main street business section"' The beautification of tho park re-- “ volves around the center which con-- tains a circular flower bed Reaching out from it in all directions are ray pathways of mountain ahalo — POCATELLO one woe on ugly lava ledge has been converted by the city pt Pocatello into a lovely rock garden It has become thia city's most popular retreat Possibilities of the place located just South of ths city limits as a recreational center were envisaged by Governor C Ben Ross then mayor of Pocatello whoso noma — tha park bear Prettily landscaped - the park !nriaftf'irtii bafikirir the historic Portneuf river and provides space for a pine-bogolf course also owned and operated by the city Indian lore plays Its port In ths park's attractiveness for In numerous places along ths lava ridga are found Indian aigns and writing so ancient they have suchand cessfully defied Interpretation le Rock BUHL Idaho— Balanced near here rests on a very slight foundation snd rears its mushroom shape 100 feet into the air Ths agatized trees of Idaho’s petrified forest aouth of Challis are as Isrgs as 15 feet in diameter and 20 feet high at trees or shrubbery sear at BY IMDL one-inc- Famed Sego Lily Thrives in West SVOAMNIION PACIFIC al spear-headsrofiu-ch -- en-B- nsed-eteae-el- eb mile-lon- g V - home-makin- Union Pacifia dining cars oiler tho last word In traveling restaurant refinement and service Delicious meals at popular prices 1 MM- llTrtt — 4 I & - -- yO (VW oww d FRESH AS THE BREATH OF SPRING While Floods Old City Site gon trail highway two miles west of through Idaho here marks the Three Island ford over Snake river highly AMERICAN FALLS Idaho— A tre Climbs Scenic area interesting mendously engineering Western frontiersmen used the achievement k the American Falls crossing between 1843 and 1873 as it Its construction in 1925-2dam Weiser Was the most feasible point for wagforced the removal of an entire city ons to cross the river The ford was to a new location Darned for three islands in the fiver The dam Is 8227 feet long and 83 The monument was placed in 1933 WEISER Idaho— Ranging in eleva feet high The reservoir forms the river on feet 1450 tion Snake from On the spot giving the best View of artificial body of water in the the islands It is carved in exactly to 9000 feet in ths Seven Devik range largest The water backs up for 25 country located national lorest k the ahape of the state of Idaho and k ttieWeiser miles covering an average width of and Idaho the of in central west six feet high part three and a half miles It js capable takes in some of the moat superb seen of impounding 170000 acre feet of 865029 includes in America It ery water acres Along the top of tho structure is Many of the exceptional points of highway from which an' excellent can be interest within the forest can be had During low storage reached by auto roads Thi road view IT’S concrete sidewalks and old periods to the from Hornet ranger station top foundations and basements of tho old more and of Cuddy mountain k steep town may be aeen lending the atmosor less rough but many motorists of a phantom city phere seen take the trip every year for the at ery which thrills one upon arrival i Ihe top Likewise the Kleinschmidt grade from Cuprum to Snake river and from Cuprum to the ghost town TRUDE’S RESORTS of Helena k a route of many interof ests an dthe views ELK CREEK RANCH the Snake river canyon more than "repay those of’sn t’den'i Ranch Formerly who make the trip adventurous bent Phene Steep Over 7 semi-privac- fixed y head-board- s in daytime ' - IDAHO FALLS1 j - LEADING CAFE i I ! Where High Grade Foods Are Served Right- f Open All Night All White Help' Frt Rest Rooms j t Lake Coeur cl’Alcne Center of Playground Idaho-L- ake COEUR D’ALENE Coeur d’Alene in the panhandie-o- f Idaho k rated by the National Geographic society si the fifth most 1s 24 mikt long and up lo three miles wide Heavy timber runs down to the shore The lake k the center of s playground that attracts nature lovers from many parts of the world Near it are Hayden and Fernand lakes and in the same region ire Spirit Priest snd Pend Oreille lakes all set in the heart el tho forest McGINN'l VALLEY Phone Grand Canyon national parks can be joyed on carefree escorted i $3100 limit) 3750 limit) Same fares In effect to San Francisco Portland or Spokane $55 00 St Louis (Oct 31 limit) 4500 Omaha (Oct 31 limit) 5000 Kansas City (Oct 31 limit) 10295 y Boston limit) y Boston via New York ' 102 95 limit) 9490 y New York limit) snd low force from CotTfopondlngty i to ether points ’ en- reaaon-ab- le (90-da- y (45-da- (45-da- historic shrines 10-1- 5 INCLUSIVE WILL BE RAILROAD WEEK For full particulars and niuitrtted ktskists en Wsretch 200 Salt Lako Cify ed (21-da- y (45-da- The cool green for--s ests and interesting cities of the Northwest oiler a wealth of enjoyment - Or— turn to the Eaet for a glimpse of metropolitan life for a visit to some of America's best-kno- Observation cars embody every refinement of luxurious travel comfort ’Some bave maid valet barber fountain service radio JUNB Home-cook- FARES ROUND-TRI- P Los Angeles Los Angeles Union Paellio tours SAM A TRUDE themuyinoplacee-R- LOW Southern California— always alluring with Its Inexhaustible playtime attractions — this year offers the colorful iplendor and gaiety of America's’ great 193$ Interna-tional Exposition at San Diego En route fee gigantia Boulder Dam now nearing Yellowstone Zion Bryce and completion New owned and operated by Bert at one-wa- f 7S-F- enjoy all the comforts of meek and lodstng at p 1 RANCH VIEW V first-cla- ss Suggettiont for Enjoyable Vacation Tript U I a round-triFollowing are typical lares from Sait Lake City Ask local agent y or round-tri- p coach about low fares Scientifls in all car on through trains assures you cool dsan comfort every moment of your Journey relaxed! You arrive refreshed rested U c ur- - '! r v Summer Excunion Earet haven't been en a Union Pacific train recently you cannot know how delightful modem rail travel Is GIL’ mu “ j Ii you Tho new 'sleeping care have between sections affording Many other new features YOU ARRIVE Wherever you want to go Union Pacifia ’ ' can serve you—economically - Vacation ft a time for pleasure— for different scenes different activities different Fill yours with neW experiences routine! from the moment you leave home Made Forest When YOU TRAVEL Building General Agent ” ’ “ price Stores and Gas Stations Ante to nr horseback riding with Suldre for pack tripe Private and public tlihins hotel er cabin accommodation! by the day week er month Ram A QJ Trade Island Park Idaho Vv N G O l! PAS V - V V xV’ 0 EF 0 V v-- -n t |