Show ) THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE' t! 0 10 1034 HEEN-UTASCENIC AREAS: M Civic league Opens 5 JVast Scenic Area 1— 1— OF SOUTH UTAH -- - r BY AGES r r ' Southern Utah’ Clubs Aid Tourist Travel and Strive to Please Visitors t r - SpectacularWonders Mold Attention of Visitor t to Region -- 0 Southeast Utah Has Variety of to deposit Scenic Marvels ' J i 0 0 i mri Looking to the demands of the traveling public the Associated Civic Plubs of Southern Utah since Its Inception In 1030 has accomplished wonderful results in making the marvels of the region more accessible and the tourists’ stay more pleasant Since its organisation by a mere handful of men vitally interested in the growth and future of south Utah the organization has gradually widened its scope until it now represents 14 counties and Is able to accom- pltsh things heretofore imposfantastic Carvings Natural sible by the individual towns or M1lons ot year? were required the aqueous rock that' blankets portions of the inter- y mountain region to a depth of thousands of feet Eventually surface stresses Induced by sub- terranean pressure and shrink- age became so great that this covering ' cracked thus rough casting the Grand 'Canyon 'of the Colorado and the myriad of lesser gorges that radiate from - v — ‘ counties Bridges Lure Many Traveler! The association has always kept In mind that the tourist must be properly cared for and Many of nature's handiworks the scenery hunting fishing It and hiking must be easily acSince that era wind Water In fantastic and stupendous cessible ' reactions s frost and chemical Roads have been the 'major carvings are to be seen scat have been continuously engaged Highway 89 one of tpred along the Navajo trail and project Informing mountains and carvnorth-sout- h two routes the main southIn Monumental highway lng chasms Among the latter has been practically completed eastern Utah and northeastern Zion canyon' reigns supreme from Thistle to the Arizona line The coloring and symmetry of Arizona route providing a Its wall confound the A trip over these roads which as an artery into a marvelous irtlst It Is large enough to have been Improved during the scenic and sportsmen’s region awe yet so compact that the last several years until they Are Highway 91 the other main A human mind may collectively north-sout- h route Is now comsafe for the autolst where bepraise and appreciate pletely hard surfaced from the ' Cedar Breaks fore only Indian- - trails and Idaho to the Arizona lines and Bryce can' cow paths marked Projects now under way will protreacherous yon huge bowl-lik- e depressions ' in the Kolob plateau were so many differ vide a network of good roads reveal the way formed Looking downward ent phases of the earth's forma Into every nook and comer of from the rim of these amphl Althe southern wonderland tlon and grandeur and scope of theaters the sense of reality Is cross state conneo several ready carving so elaborate that It most tlons have been made available lost and one feels as though he ’ Is gazing Into the land where Is breath-takin- g to the travelers and many more fantastic dreams are bom One sees a land met with no- are under consideration Next lh order comes Wayne Wayne Wonderland a region where elsei Leaving a vast des Wonderland This too Is a dls both Bryce and Zion rivaling Book the of ert along the base trict of polychrome mountains for parks beauty and unique Cliffs the tourist rolls down Into A sandstone wilderness of deep sights and formations is being Clefts towering buttes lmmenac canyons of highly colored rock exploited in an effort to have 16 ‘ domes huge monoliths all band formation then onward from designated as a national park by ed with red yellow and blue g the federal government Sucone scene to anotherr-- a cess in such an undertaking natural bridges cliff dwellings Journey would likely also mean another and petrification— that Is the are seen the- nature Then and vitally Important wonderland bridges three of the largest of road from the Colorado national Fossils dating back Jo the nature's giant spans in stone to the heart of the southgenesis of Animal life are to be And then on to and across the parks ern Utah scenic attractions found on the San Rafael swell comb reef an upheaval of the A visit to this section will This proposed route will take earth which extends for miles the tourist make clear the profound changes from the natural ' and miles beyond vision' dividof the earth’s surface wrought monument near national bridges scene from ing one character of WonBlandlng through the ages the building another down Into the monu- derlands through Wayne Fish up of subterranean convulsions Lake and past mental valley where the earth connect with highway 89 near the tearing down by erosion of has been eroded to great depths which were evolved the matchnational monument canyon of exceedingly and left standing monoliths Richfield from where visitors -road natural Ontfie historical scenic inter and Edwin Places (3) of bridge) less scenic gems of the Colorado could go in any direction to Zion national park (4) Navajo Ihkc est in southern Utah spectacular formations and color anc' towers and peaks reaching to Cooperating with a similar or(1) The'tern-toria- l river basin the azure sky in shapes that favorite with angltri (5) Cedar Breaks popular with thousands All of these are wondrous bits capkol of Utah at Fillmore ft (2) ganization the Nine Allied Counrepresent anything the mind can ties of Nevada the Associated They ari different one from the towpicture from great trains to Other Each wins partisans who Civic Clubs are seeking improveCliff ering organs giant hands recount 11b glories ment of two routes into Nevada One can wander among these ’ After visiting Grand Canyon also in the interests of the trav glorious scenes for days with" Zion Cedar Breaks Bryce out seeing all the wonders that ellng public Wonderland Ban Discoveries of cliff and the direction Under of Hundreds deer hunters lpok the dwellings of PresiWayne the region has to offer It Is dent Frank Rafael swell one may be surfeit G Martlnes of Richare being made each year in to the celeBesides the many points The town of Kimberley set forward each year The climate of southern Utah one of the most fascinating field the ed with mountains and forests has made organization southern Utah which affords a bration In' Beaver the second areas in all of America and one where tourists may obtain Is extremely mild the year with visioning the days when deep in the hills wekt of Marys-varemarkable In progress gaining which promises to reach great the hunting season reliable Information relative splendid opportunity for the the earth was being prepared for southern Utah the recogniand only six miles off the day before around ' of popularity with those heights affair to is of student The carry f oithe coming of man archaeology sponsored opens so to as service such If Sevier canyon road provides the their trips Most of the- valleys lie at 'an who love to see nature’s great- tion justly due it Other offl- 1 Inone 'may travel south and east cers are State Senator George work on research merchants and the Beaver stations hotels and cafes t traveler with a marvelous oppor- by elevation of from 5000 to 6000 est workings Cfi Milford first vice to the Natural Bridges monuJefferson sevNear are cludes dances there contests various the law enforcement agenislanding feet above sea level The avertunity to see a ghost city ment In ap enchanted land C W Love Jr of St president coma time cies state have and of the general good ruins which eral Kimberley at one time ensecond vice president age temperature In January Hovenweep Holds v Forget the cares of business George to travto hunters forces direct beglxi the bined Usually are readily accessible to travjoyed a population of some 600 J VL Robinson of Marysvale pay heed to the call of that land inhabitants the coldest month' of the year elers and provide for their all employes or fam- gather at Beaver on petober 17 Secret elers treasurer and Harry M Rasmuspver beyond Vacation In southcom32 Is about degrees and in July safety ilies of employes of the famous and the next day is one of " ern Utah ' of sen Richfield archaeloglsU secretary Unfortunately more from sheriffs The the city police the warmest month about 72 Annie Laurie gold mine or of the plete relaxation west the of 50 miles About removed and other have life of state pottery ahd serious Everypatrolhighway things FARMING EXTENSIVE other gold properties of that ARCHES MONUMENT THRILLS Mesa Verde national park in the articles Intimately associated degrees men enforce traffic reguone Is welcomed In their huntImmediate locality Much of southern Utah is eselevations of Mountains with southern part of Utah is located with the lives of the early people lations similar to those obIn Grand county about ' IS With the gold quantities of the ing togs ' The unThe following morning the served in all parts of the It Is hoped that some day a mu- as hlghj as 12000 feet are close the Hovenweep’ national monu- sentially agricultural miles north of Moab Is located ore diminishing the mines fiof reclaimed lands the valleys country One familiar with seum will be provided near these to every settlement In the south ment the Arches ' national monu- nally shut ' down completely parties start Into the hills to preare a dense covered with growth comment comprising 4520 acres It many years ago and the once pare camps and make any general laws governing traf- - ruins In which the relics may be and provide ideal retreats from This prehistoric spot an area of 2858 acres a of sage and yellow brush and was designated a monument prosperous town Is now nothing adjustments to their fic need have n6 fear of preserved the heat of summer afternoons prises the agents of nature have deSome two miles from the Aupart of which is In Colorado It consists of but ft forlorn appearing group of guns and other equipment before running afoul of the laws April 12 1929 ' a deep fertile soil Althe of Over southern the posited part The Hovenweep (meaning "deThe state highway patrol gusta natural bridge of the the Devil’s Garden and the Win- buildings and a main street on actually setting forth in quest of seed and forage corn falfa lor whole ' state a as the preclplta serted valley") national monuNatural Bridges national monualso maintains a checking ' dows A series of rock towers which grass weeds and moun- the elusive buck small vegetables and grains 1923 2 March ment are the ruins of a cliff tlon averages about 15 Inches a ment was created The Puffer igke region east of station at Santa Clara near chimneys windows holes in the tain shrubbery grows some are the fruits principal Most of the water sup On this small area there are line and dwelling 75 feet above the year the rock small natural bridges and Recently new operations have Beaver Is one of the favorite ' ' T" crops towers In is ancient on a cliff to for buildings many OSL the principal entry ground Irrigation purposes ply perpendicular many other unusual rock struc- been started at th Annie Laurie hunting sports and a high perA native ladder still stands as the form of snow In the moun- klvasor ceremonial rooms and 2 MANY FISH LV STREAMS Utah from southern Califorare suctures mark this area as an Ou- mine but the ghost cityhas not centage of — ' X ’ the only means of approach” tains typical cliff dwellings cessful nia wonder been disturbed points tstanding scenic High In the hills of Wayne off the beaten paths are county J marvelous fishing streams many Vearl A Peterson Auto Servke M Asa D tt Wayne Umpire Jensen Dewey K A: ALIN S KANAB: natlvs and with — — V EPHRAIM: ‘ " MATFIELD: EMERT: Cowles Rasmussen Gunnison Sugar Co r Parry Lodge Bank of Ephraim First State Bank of Salina Horses ' supplies trout r rainbow E H Duzett & Son City of Mavfield REDMOND! Haycock Service ' Burr Chevrolet Co Sevier Valley Coal Co Max Cohen t and guides can be easily 'obA P Anderaon RICHFIELD: Kahab Equitable Red Monto Ephraim Theater Stores Inc — — Chspman’a F Bullock D 5 Variety O Co Telluride Power p -Bowman Co Merc Co — tained in any of the adjacent D W Anderson Drug PANGUITCHl MARTSVALEr — C R Card Texaco Products Richfield Reaper ‘ Lewis Drug "Co Highway Garage W Robinson Inc Ray’ Pep Service Bryce Canyon Cafe J communities and a Cash and Richfield Co — Motor — Martlnes Stores Bros Salina Sun t Carry " LGA Bunting Telluride Power Co Ephraim Enterprise! SEVIER: ' Lions Club ' Mallcote Motor Co Kanab Hotel and Cafe Felt & Bidd Cameron Hotel Jrlp is assured' College City Service Station Shtdy-DeResort Co Furniture ' Richfield Co Hdw Co John Christensen Southern Power The peerlesi Furniture it Utah Blue Pine HoteL Ktyatone Hotel ' f c 8 ’ - -- 1 m hard-surfac- 3000-fo- e e ’ ed ot ’ never-tirin- - east-we- st Ghosts Rule Old Beaver Deer Fete Police Groups South Utah Area Attracts Throng Cooperate in Mine Community Safety Drive Southern Utah Dwellings Gain in Interest Climate Mild In All Seasons le - ‘ well-preserv- ed of Past - ‘ last-minu- te - - - ‘ Utah-Arlzo- na s BUSINESS CONCERNS ‘OF SOUTHERN UTAH it is ‘ AREA welj-stock- ed ‘ ’ i wf L -- ‘ -- en ( ll ’ Progresa Market (Red °d White) Gephart Stores Co Harley B Meyers Texaco Agent V Main Cafe Salina Hospital ' Sevier Valley Merc Co Salina Lumber Co t Ster Super Service Telluride Power Co T MORONI: ’ Liona Club Moroni ' Rasmussen's Big Springs Power Co College City Bakery Jensen Sc Jensen Lawyers J N Hansen Tyro Confectionery" PAIR VIEW: Fairview State Bank Melguard Creamery Carlson Merc Co m ’ Co-O- p i Afl MANTI: Manti Motor Co J C Harris Mortuar Manti Meat Market Jensen’s Incorporated F S Carpenter ! Anderson-Dyren‘ f CO Thurston’ Sweet Shoppe Manti City Savings Bank Model Dress Shop Manti Garage Co Frank Pace Shell Products Co Richfield Commercial and Savings Panguitch Drug ORDERVlLLEi Ideal Cleaners Richfield Clothing Co 'Johnson Hotel Childs Service Station Babs Tourist Camp Kinema-Lyri- e Bank Home Acceptance Corporation MONROE: Monroe Hot Springi Resort LOA: State Bank of Wayne B1CKNELL: Mercantile Co People’s I TORRETc Theaters Richfield City Inc Standard Market Warner Mortuary Richfield Drug Co Allen Catering PERSON: ’ Hills Service CASTLE DALE: p Castle Dale Castle Dale Commercial Club Huntington Bros Ine RUBY’S INN: Ruby’s Ine JUNCTION: Roy’s Service ind Garage Ordervlll Coop Heaton Garage GUNNISON Wisteria CafeGunnison Valley News Gunnison Valley Bank Duggina Motor Co Casino Theater QUAIL HUNTING G OOD Nlmrods come from all parts the state and other states to hunt quail la Utah’s Dixieland of Co-O- - near St George The small but delicious birds thrive In that loopen cality In spite of a season each year 60-d- ay 5 ’ ' INVITE A VISIT FROM YOU i ’ I ' - ' AtacUMM ’ |