| Show w I 15 SHAKE THE 8ALT LAKE TRIBUNE i 18 1834 IDAHO FALLS Idaho— In southeastern Idaho is located one of the -- moat unusual formations developed during the volcanic period It has been set aside as Craters of the Moon national monument r As the name implies the territory 5000 about including square miles in resembles the photographic records of the moon The bleak volcanic formation contains weird canyons uncaverns natural bridges “ derground and numerous 'craters and Indian mounds f TO SPORTSMEN ' Pocatello TWIN FALLS Idaho-T- hat shona falls id flood time made on a of stretch of Snake river from Mil the most stupendous sights to be ner to Glenns Ferry bordering the found anywhere Although the volnorth end of Twin Falls county end ume of water is now greatly diminfor few miles into Elmore county ished the high gray cliffs the gleamis one of the most scenic end amaz-- ing white cataracta and the sheen of ing spots in all Idaho It Is scenic dark blue water in the chasm below because it has so many beautiful the dam of colored lights are revealed places in which to camp hike and every ngtht under the glorlou illufish It is in treating because it con- - mination from 80 great floodlights stitutes the canyon part of “old man throwing 25000000 river" and is so different from the across the abysmal gorgecandlepower — — balance of that historic channel Tourists may cross the river on which makes such a long winding ferry just above the falls and go up sweep from northeastern Idaho down the north canyon wall on a grade to through the southern part then north the Jerome county side but the main into the panhandle road to this plaife takes It is amazing because it Is not a off eastward spectacular just north of Twin Falls canyon bordered by high ranges pen- city from U S highway 93 which etrating timbered mountains It is a runs on northward through central great chasm gouged tor as much as Idaho front Nevada to Montana £00 feet deep through solid lava rock Threa miles north of Twin Falls manufactured by the ancient craters this highway crosses the Twin which spouted up and spread this intercounty bridge over hot brown lava over a wide terri- Snake river canyon at its deepest tory more than 100 miles square in point' It is one of the largest What is now south central Idaho -- Bridges in the world 1400 feet The lava extends into eastern long and 478 feet abovebeing the river Idaho but the beginning of Snake ' Inspiring Sight river canyon is at Milner From This great bridge provides one of there westward the river cuts most beautiful views of Blue through the bulging mass of old vol- the Lakes ranch which is Itself one of canic rock that is perforated with sinkholes crevices caves and mys- the most inspiring sights in Idaho Just below Blue Lakes is Augur terious underground channels falls at the mouth of Rock creek canFine Fishing yon which bounds Twin Falls city Snake river is an excellent fishing on the south and west Then come stream for various kinds of trout Crystal Springs ranch on the south along virtually its entire course but aide of the river and Niagara Springs the scenic spots of the canyon begin ranch lying just opposite on the at Milner dam about 11 miles west north side f Burley and 31 miles east of Twin Buhl is on U S 30 or Falls It is located not more than the old Oregon trailhighway 18 three miles north of the old Oregon miles west of Twin Fallshighway Six miles trail highway at Milner and is the north of Buhl on a newly Improved diversion point for the largest vol- road is Clear Lakes which is one of ume of irrigation water In the United the finest recreational centers and States if not in the world most beautiful places in Snaka river The next accessible scenic spot is canyon This road connects with the the diansen suspension bridge about north tide oiled highway at Wenfour miles north of Hansen and eight dell about eight miles north from miles east of Twin Falls This' bridge where tourists may take off if they bangs by 14 cables is 688 feet long are traveling south Early Lava Flow Forms Innd 343 feet high There Is abundant fishing and boatSix miles east of Twin Falls city ing facilities at Clear Lakes and at teresting Cavern Is the '‘twin falls" the first big drop the famous Thousand Springs ranch Near Grace in the river It is caused by a large several mllea farther down the river boulder which divides the stream in The old Oregon trail highway goes t equal parts from which Twin Falls west from Buhl Into Hagerman valGRACE Idaho— Near here is one was named It is plainly visible from ley one of the most wonderful scenic the high rim of the canyon down drives in Idaho The road runs of the most unusual formations of along which are rugged paths These falls the south shore of Snaka Dilava rock discovered The early flow river ere 165 feet high end are followed rectly across the stream on the north of lava formed an "ice” cave three miles farther downstream by side the canyon wall is lined with the The formation' as yet unnamed ofthe great Shoshone falls which "thousand springs" showing up in plunge 212 feet deeper into the can- myriad cataracts of white splashing ficially is known throughout that yon ! water which emerge from the lava Fleece of marked Interest In Idaho: (1) View of Fort Hall Indian reservation (3) Twin Falls of the section as the Ice cave Entrance is Falls Lighted rock walls and run through the folSnaka river six piles east of Twin Falla' City from the level surface of the ground the American Fa Us dam and associated works In In years past before the great Irrl-- i iage lining the river banks (4) Famous Thousand Springs in Hagerman valley It Is' about mile in length ration works were built to com-- ‘ southern Idaho (2) Center of Ban Dance grounds Islam Snake river canyon south of Dagermsn Large and resembles a half of a large cylih til water In reservoirs Sho Thousand Springs ranch occupies (American Falls dam Picture br eourteir pound " ZPlctura of Twln Fain eoprrlthi bs C I BUbee' der pi Upbam Studio American Falls Twin Falla a large Island in the river where the At the opening the floor is flat and canyon widens out lor several hunthe ceiling forms a perfect arch of Tl-njdred yards Above it is a power TS smooth solid lavs rock There it Is and more brilliant which plant lights about 12 feet to the ceiling but throw out shimmering reflections in the Veiling Is closer to the ' VhyPay across the river at night in a beautiground until it is necessary to crawl ful way Boats are available here or even roll tideways to reach the ex for fishing and there are camp Twice as tremltjl f i the The river hundreds grounds by The extremely cool temperature of of springs which emerge in flashing the cave has given It its name So Much? Thousands ’of Whites Gather Every Summer to Wit- - cool white spray from the canyon wall are is it that even during midsummer believed to be the outlet of Big Lost persons have found large icicles hang Aid State’s Laws Protective ness Indians’ Dance ' end river Lost Little river the water Impressive When You Can Have Your ing from the roof the moisture seepof which disappears in the sinkholes ing from the upper soil freezing inin Maintaining Hunts Favorite Wave Done Here which perforate the rough lava reFORT HALL' Idaho-T- his historic gust to coincide with the dates stead ot dripping on the cave’s floor gion of which the "Craters of the Wt Cater te Balt take's Smartest man’s Paradise fort now the home of many Indians of the Fort Hall centennial celebra- It is within easy reach of tourists beMoon" national monument is the cenWomea Folks whose forebears once roamed the tion commemorating establishment ing situated not more than a quarter ter 100 miles northeast 'of here of a mile from U S highway No 30 1 wild unbroken west stands today as of the fort in 1834 One mile west of Thousand ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— While the one of the strongest links with the The dance begins at sunrise and and only two miles west ot Grace the Springs highway crosses the river We Feature Methods ef continues for three days with only Persona visiting this section also over Owsley’s bridge which gives an- Wyoming state game and lish com romantic frontier west of the color of the brief rest periods During the entire have an opportunity to see a compare other splendid view of the whole mission does not rule onvall dosed Retaining otmuch tha west these tribes the dancing Indians are not tively recent volcano At the present early days tMBBiwaawmuveMktf I river canyon areas for the 1934 hunting season until men and tha reservation on which ceremony permitted to taka food or water They time the volcano is a perfect cone To the west of Owsley’s bridge lies except for the top which apthe foundation for another large pow- July certain definite areas are aet up they live are ot intense interest to dance to the weird sound of drums shape pears to the layman as though It were and chanting qf other tribesmen er plant and several miles down the as game refuges upon which no hunt- visitors to southern Idaho ot white people assemIn the center of the grounds a large blown off by some tremendous force river is Upper Salmon falls with ing Is permitted These are all so bleThousands each summer to witness the pole is erected from which is sus centuries ago Its crater is filled with here three miles of rapids and a country marked that the hunter seldom strays impressive exciting sun dance ataged pended the head of a buffalo The tons of cinders club golf course nearby Then comes waves Bannock and Shoshone In- dancers with slow steady gait dance while the the the by upon guides preserve "Bell’s rapids" Just west of HagerCAMPERS WARNED Complete dians It Is by this dance that the In- to the pole and retreat to the outer man which is about two miles north are all well posted on the matter SSO WAVES dians seek to cure their 111 absorb- edges ot a bower of willows inclosCampers are cautioned by the forof Owsley’s bridge In addition to 'the state) general i Complete ing the grounds repeating the mo- est service and the communities of West of here Snake river runs on season in the fail upon elk deer and ing the benefits of the sun’s rays WAVES the state to be careful in the use CO ‘ from all gectlons ot the tions continuously Indians through a canyon that la now bor- aheep a limited number of permits Complete of fire in the mountains The offidance at the Each gather country a brave grounds small carries ' dered by walls of Shale or gravel to kill moose and antelope are to bo one quill cials point out that Salt Lpke and Shampoo Finger Ware7So west ot the Yellowstone whistle in his mouth from which mile gradually breaking off into the gray issued this year Information concern- highway and MANICURE COO Utah communities are dependjust south ot the Fort plaintive sounds are made in cadence other barren bluffs ’ where the desert ing these wil be available from the Hall ent for the pqrlly and serviceability in recent agency with the of years Only music drums and Open evenings ontll lt o'clock chanti state game and fish commissioner have range begins ot their water supply on the protecthey permitted white men’ to be ing The highway runs through Hager- within a short time tion afforded the watersheds near the dance the The' dancers grounds are barefooted f during and man at the base of the lava cliffs There is not a single county in the ' traditional ' clothed in or loincloth ceremony only blanket forming the north wall of the can- western halt of the state but has some It la tentatively planned for the They are bare from the waist up ex yon This is a beautiful drive climb- open territory tor deer elk or sheep dance this summer to be held Au cept for the brilliant Indian paint in some instances out three and for all of the ing on canyon winding 111 8 MAIN ST J WAS 43U r h i tours lot good end faithful eervlce curves to the north summit Rt Bliss The exact areas are designated at the where Snake river is revealed run- July meeting of the state commission A i ACSRBACH AND HIS I IS COWORKERS ning away westward through the di at which time the open and closed areas for sage chickens are designatminishing canyon With-Gold-ed The closed areas are posted yfipd ’ notices covering the boundaries postr ed in sporting goods houses in each county ' JEROME— Several homes In Big Gaig Centers Jerome are equipped with cold Information concerning the open GRACE Idaho— Mother nature was air ventilators having the tame and closed areas may be obtained also HAILEY Idaho— Tha magnificent efficiency as hot air ventilators from the Wyoming state game and Sawtooth mountains sprawled out generous when she bestowed acenic from These venti- -' basements fish commissioner Cheyenne Wyo over all of central Idaho offer a and other outdoor attractions on eastJackson and the surrounding country Variety and splendor of recreational ern Idaho as are evidenced near lators were discovered accidenEconomical Amusement for AH tally for the most part by men is of course the headquarters for out- sport hardly to be aurpassed in the Grace a community of 600 inhabidrilling for water Striking an for moose elk mountain and west These mountains are named fitting channel through underground 4 t sheep while many outfit from Pine-dal- e for their high rocky crags towering tants and the head of the Green river over beautiful valleys filled with Grace can dd its appeal to the which cold air blew continuously they established ventilator equipRock Springs outfits for the country hundreds ot ideal summer camping sportsman Its scenic wonders which ment to bring this into their YOUB CHOICE OF MANY ' north and for the deer country in spots ' are much’ In” evidence in the Black homes by way of pipe connec- -' Sweetwater Sublette and Fremont Cutting right through the center canyon' are of great Interest tions through the basement and counties of this marvelous region is U S high‘ the floor The sage hen season The five about mites canyon in when way 93 which extend from Montana This provides cold ’air in tlie announced will offer bird hunters to Nevada border lines and begins two miles west of Grace summer at no cost such as is unusual shooting this year as the sea- This is oiled over much of itsbeyoqd length length and continues southwest about three paid hotair furson has been favorable for a good and graveled or otherwise improved miles v nace connections in winter It hitch of chickens The resident li- the rest through some of the mycense is 33 per year and includes In this deep gorge cut by the Bear comes Highway 93 runs north from the riad subterranean passages which ducks grouse and other game birds Lincoln highway In Nevada at Wells river in the level floor of lava one permeate the whole lava’ region upon which the season may be de- via Twin Falls Jerome Shoshone finds trout in abundance The walls NIGHTS that lies between Snake river liclared The nonresident bird open Bellevue Hailey WEEKLY Galena summit of the gorge average more than 100 canyon end the Sawtooth moun-- cense is low enough that persons from Chailis and Salmon City to feet to the floor of the alley tains MILT TAGCAET’I outside tha state can afford to shoot— Stanley Montana connecting the Yellowstone NATIONALLY 310 per year or otherwise transcontinental highFAMOUS DAN Cl Resident License 35 ways east and west at Missoula 4 ORCHESTRA The resident hunting license which Aside from fine camping spots to “At You Like permits birds one deer one elk and be found almost anywhere in this reone mountain sheep is $5 annually gion bordering Wood river and Salwhile the nonresident license is 350 mon river gasoline and other supBear may be killed by any person plies may be had at Shoshone Bellela the Heart at Sett Lake City— Close te An Points of Interest ' carrying a hunting license and the vue Hailey Ketchum Stanley and 3 SOUTH MAIN STUBS! I BOGRIS Prop ’ western part ot tha atata annually other towns and way stations along ' v Wt Lafeei Popular Cfe—Known From Court: to Const yields several brown black and an the route ‘These towns also have ' Where the Best of Irerythlnf in serve nt Beuoanblo Price hotels tourist parks camp grounds occasional grizzly bear I One-ha- lf ' ‘ Romance and Color of Old West n Survive at Historic Fort Hall BY WYOMING GAME GUARDED 4 far-the- r J e ’ ’’ 5-- 8 f Q so $200 4 rn vJV 'BOISE— Fertile v Alleys wind swept cragged peaks and snow plains hooded mountains embraced within the border ot Idaho vie with each other as refuge for birds and game Ruffed blue and abarptaQed grouse mountain valley and bob white quail native Mongolian and ringneck pheasants Hungarian partridge rage chickens deer elk antelope moose mountain heep goat and bear 'each seeks its natural habitat in the fastnesses of the wooded hills or the miniature forests of Idaho Idaho remains a sportsman’s para-disThe past mild winter augment ed wild life to a degree satisfying even to the state fish end “game deReliable reports from partment every section of the state are that not in many seasons has there been a greater increase in coveys of game birds or big game herds Seasons Listed The game season opens In August on lowland and upland birds and bunting and fishing may be indulged in throughout the southwestern and southeastern counties The bird season in the north Is set later and precedes thi big game and duck seasons Big game grouse sage chickens and pheasants are to be found in the extreme southern counties and deer and native pheasants are abundant in the Pend Oreille and Coeur d’Alene forests and the country adjacent to Priest lake and tributaries A network ot roads in this section leads Into the St Joe river and national forest area where there are deer In Nez Perce Clearwater and Latah counties the Hungarian qnd native pheasants find their habi-ta- t -- era vacationing in southeastern Idaho this summer will have the unusual opportunity ot seeing a part ef one of the country) largest herds of elk in their native surroundings The tree where the elk ar pro- tected by federal and state Montana Abounds With Wild Life HELENA Mont — Montana with its millions of acres ot forests and mountain retreats is one ot the nation) greatest reservoirs of wild life Bear elk deer moose and mountain sheep and goats are found in great numbers among the mountains Antelope exist to a limited degree on the- - plains Mountain grouse prairie ( chickens and sage hens are stiU quite More wiley big gamethe elk mountain goat and sheep are nunted in prevalent Wild ducks and geese are in vast the region embracing the Clearwater numbers on the thousands of Jakes river shed and the Coeur d’Alenes ponds rivers and marshes of the state adjacent to the Bittoroot mountains Many deer feed in this district Along the Selway and Lochsa rivers and their tributaries reached via Lolo or Nez Perce passes a primitive area still inaccessible to the usual class of huntsman or tourist is to found some of the most marvelous and aweSouth Mala St inspiring scenery in the west" Automobile parties may go as far as FOR YOUR VACATION the Deep Creek ranger station and into the pack big gam country where magnificent trophies of the hunt are secured by intrepid sportsmen Though protected by law moos are to be seen in this territory and antelope In Owyhee county the Challis and Parslmerol districts Fin Duck Hunting1' On the ‘south fork of the Clear water heading Into Elk City and in the Salmon national forest are deer and sheep and in the region ot the Black Lake Game preserve end the Parsimeroi valley hunting enthusiasts are well repaid tor their travels This country is accessible to except for short distances where pack trains are necessary Men’s Women’s and Bear are protected in the north' ern counties of the state from SepChildrens tember 1 to May 3L OUTING TOGS and? Idahoans enjoy fine duck hunting and have two seasons in southern CAMPING EQUIPMENT Idaho October 16 to December 15 A and in the five northern counties A Complete Line of September 21 to November 20 Resident hunting and fishing liFISHING TACKLE censes are gold for 32 f licenses for 35 fishing or and 350 hunting and fishing tourist fishing licenses Anything for That for 32 Deer elk and goat require Vacation Trip a metal tag which is sold for 31 and a special permit for mountain sheep is 325 for residents and 350 for nonresidents x at GRANT’S r NEEDS auto-mobil- ' y (non-residen- t) ' At Lower Prices i Vwl ciy r::i r::::iT clvjty e:Lc:i THE WILSON HOTEL Salt Lake’s Popular Hostelry “A Home Away From Home” " Nature Provides Jerome Homes Air Located’ in the center of the business district ‘ Nature Lavish' Highway Cuts With Scenery Through Center Of Scenic Area Jn East Idaho ' Special rates by the week of month Ample sample rooms for the traveling mag - Restaurant in Connection ROBERT WILSON Manager Restaurants i “The Cafes Beautiful” G It” UTAH CAFE Jut the Right Temperature ' DICK GUNN’S ‘8 H rated to t “The Home of Tourists ” ’ ' - ' Clean Amusements ItrjKt Filtered Freeh Water Amusement Pool in the West - J Rates from $150 per day and up r M j n ‘ SEVENTEEN CTOSS NEAR There are 17 cities and towns ranging in population from 1300 to nearly 50000 within a radius of 50 miles of Salt Lake All are connected by a network of splendid roadways and most by rail lines BAND DIRECTOR AY I SILVERTON Ore (UP)— Youngest director of an adult band in Oregon is Harold Moffett 16 Young Moffett plaied the cornet in the band before bring chosen to conduct it ONCI YOU DINK HERB YOU ALWAYS WILL We Specialise In Fine Btenki Chop an Chk-ke- a Dinners ft LOhChM tUX FuR IKATELfeRS — — ‘ tf ’ ‘ ) Special Noonday Ln&ches 45 1 and 60£ ' Evening Dinners 75 end $100 We Serve Leral and National Bottled Been OPEN I A M TO ! 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WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST OF FOODS' AND SERVICE WITH MODERATE PRICES AL-WA- ‘ ' WHEN IN SALT LAKE CITY OR OGDEN WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION 1 q4In en ' DICRGTJNN’SCAFES Ezra Thompson Bldg Salt Lake City - 2351 Washington Ave Ogden Utah j govern- ments is only 18 miles from this city with a well traveled road leading to within a few miles of the actual pastures used bythe herd now estimated to contain 2000 head Elk meadows a picturesque pasture land of several hundred acres is high in the range Just west of this city and may be reached by taking either of two roads to the west of the Mink creek ranger station leading elf the Bannock highway Mink creek and the Bannock highway come into Port-nevalley about five miles south of Pocatello The herd of elk grew from an original band of only 52 animals shipped here by the federal government from an overcrowded area in the Yellowstone park and Jackson Hole country in 1917 Two ot the elk died from injuriei suffered during shipment here but all others fared well In their new home $300 70 T 'In Native SurrSeen Birds “Fish and Game oundings May Be ’ Near Pocatello Abound in Fertile Val lov-- f leys and Mountains v— Maho-Ns- tur Falls-Jerom- e ' t 7 t - - vJt i Animals - 100-mil- e ' Elk Herd Holds Attraction for MANY FIELDS Nature Lovers i IDAHO OFFERS SCENIC SPOTS Beautiful Falls Abound Great Chasm Through Timbered Lands : JUNE Volcanic Region! —Has Weird Sights river BORDERED BY : SUNDAY'MORNINO 4 ii |
