Show 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING Intermountain West Fast Mecda"fbr:" Bec6rnili'g'--Winter Sports Enthusiasts Yellowstone Temp e Square s Known I Jackson Hole Favored Spot "Throughout tine World Romantic ToThousands PI Perhaiu " When Milady rCoes Golfing : a - It is spring— lawns must be cut flowers planted and yards but for several thousand winter sports enthusiasts there are still six weeks of good skiing Where? In the mountains just east of Salt Lake City There is now a little more than six feet of snow on the watersheds of Little Cottonwood and Big Cotton- - ' The United States like other na tions favored by Dame Nature with scenic resources has various locales whose names have become familiar wood canyons The intermountain west enjoys an annual tourist industry of several million dollars which industry employes many thousand people and has proved to be a great asset in the development of our mountain states And winter sports for natives and for visitors are fast coming into their own tentative summer opening July 1 Fine for Skiing next Immediately after its opening Skiing begins In the Wasatch December 21 last the Sim Valley range of the Rocky mountains the project sprang into the national first of November ami ends some limelight and experienced greater I ' ' I time In June Of course some of success than had been anticipated its The union Pacific sponsors by the more devoted lovers of this outmillion-dolla- r lodge will be door sport have found good skiing present near Albion Pass as late as the mid- supplemented with construction of dle of July The summer tourists another similar structure during the come during the months of May summer Among Idaho's most interesting June July August September and winter attractions Is the American and- - the - winter tourists October in the middle should be In the area during th dog derbyi conducted months of November December of winter at Ashton Every year hundreds of sports March and January February enthusiasts- migrate to Ashton to 'April With the development of our hear the cry of "mush" winter sports recreation facilities and to see thrilling teams the powerful dog it Is planned to build a tourist bus out for speed honors tiess of 12 months instead of six leap The first race held 20 years ago months It is entirely possible to saw five teams in the race Since utilize the six winter months of each then the interest has grown until year because in reality they are to teams range up to IS The event is the Individuals who love the most scheduled each year on Washing invigorating and healthful of all ton's February 22 sports the six best months of each Thebirthday famous races are run through year deep snow sunshine— and This winter millions in the United blizzards once was it found necessary to States pursued with eagerness this only the race en- wheels— That was fad "termed "winter sports" but it put in 1934 when there was Insufficient is proving to be more than a fad snow It is rapidly becoming just as per manent and prevalent as golf fish ing and hunting The section of this Recreational country which establishes itself first Many In this new enterprise will become -Possibilities Are Found known as the "Winter Sports Center In of North America" That center Ruby Mountains hould be the intermountain area The Wasatch range can provide There are a county a lake moun very factor that is necessary to develop such a center and then add tains and a river in Nevada as well one more — the ease of publicity for as this forest named lor uaron ' ' this range has an 'interesting ro Alexander von Humboldt scientist mantic history a history that alone lures the lovers of nature the seek explorer and author The Humboldt national forest is era of a good vocation rest not a good timber producer but did Sun Valley Resort of tim Twelve miles north of Hailey on make valuable contributions IT S highway No 93 Is Ketchum ber to the early mining industry f still furnishes some saw timber Here Is located the famous Sun Val and and mining timbers and a lot of fiiel Pacific's Union resort winter ley one and a half million dollar winter and fence materials forty-tw- o thou Two hundred and sports capital of the northwest Al- sand sheep and 42000 cattle and established for though originally here each summer Winter sports only Sun Valley will horsesis pasture a fine livestock range and become a summer resort also with This also a natural habitat of fish grouse sage hens and deer which are V steadily increasing Jarbidse the present heaviest camp in Nevada lo LODGE cated in the interestingly scenic Jar- bidge canyon below Jarbidge peaks Elk Creek Ranch formerly gets its timber fuel and water irom Uden's Ranch Phone Ashton the forest The Meadow Creek road leads to Owned and operated t the famed Gold Creek placer camp by SAM A TRUDE and into the heart of the Gold Creek Comfort is combined with dressinena in this outfit for the woHere at this fine place you can range Mountain City road passes man golfer being seen this spring on the links Tuscarora near "ghost (the city" enjoy all the comforts of that mined $65000000 of Silver and home cooked meals and lodggold)' the Spanish Ranch Cope ing at reasonable prices Fort and into Mountain City on Soul-h-Centra- l d the Owyhee river STORE and GAS STATION Withpeaks 12000 feet in elevation Auto tours horseback riding deep rugged canyons a mountain with guides for pack trips lake bearing ice until July natural Private and publio fishing fish streams and alpine breezes hotel or cabin accommodathe Ruby mountains offer valuable A birdseye view of south-centrFollowing the Sawtooth highway tions by the day week or recreational possibilities would show three conspicuous from Wood river over the 8752-foIdaho month The Santa Rosa division Is the known as Galena summit center of summer grazing of live- natural features — at the south the pass river For rates write or phone Sam stock for its vicinity Its fish game mighty Snake then 'nertherly the brings the visitor to Salmon lava fields and cones of the and the scenic glories of the Saw A Trude Island Park Idaho and recreation opportunities com vast Craters of the Moon and finally tooth proper The lower lakes— mand increasing interest still farther to the north the stupen Alturas Pettit Redfish —brilliant dous serrated ramparts of the Saw- gems in gorgeous settings are read ily reached by car Above them be tooth range This truly magnificent range the yond the beaten path the hardy vis of the ROYAL BREAD CAKES outstanding feature of the Sawtooth itor willa discoverof the heart alpine lakes the myriad national forest looks down upon a range AND COOKIES FOR YOUR crags the inspiring glamorous region of forested hills castellated and sparkling lakes— a region so splendor of the Sawthooths Within the boundaries of the forrich In beauty so fascinaUng in its est three rivers have their beginvirgin vigor that it possesses a limitless appeal as a vacation ground nings—the South Boise the Wood Natural hot water bathing pools and the Salmon— rivers of life and may be enjoyed at Hailey Ketchum wealth indispensable to the welfare 0 and Easley Fishing is generally of the upland empire Nearly head of sheep and 6000 cattle good in Wood river and its tribu- summer on this forest taries Improved camps are located along all of the principal roads telephones are numerous and the rangers readily available in the event of accident or other emergency The Snake creek section of the South Boise region is very attractive with its yellow pine forests its riverside road its good camping and fishing facilities The Big and'Lit-tl- e In the High Uintahs Smoky areas are popular with I'UIV Moat Fascinating Playground campers and fishermen the Big 1000 Laket— 4000 Square Miles of Wilderneti Smoky route with its "narrows" being a particularly interesting and t enjoyable drive it Tv j - V- v :' 'jy :t?M'c x pi £ :Jk$ft g 78-F-- ll Idaho Has Many Features for Visitors lava-boun- al ' 200-00- Mirror Lahe Lodge Fishing— Boating— " SADDLE need bread for sandwiches — cake and" cookies for dessert The master Royal bakefs are making them for y ou — SO Mile Via Kamas Is Safe COMPANY e- roll-awa- - ever-changi- show herd of buffalo Near the beautiful canyon of the Yellowstone river is another simiso that visitors lar development may stay over and enjoy the can' yon so exquisite in color and form and Its two waterfalls The Canyon hotel is a rambline structure said to be almost identical with one in Japan although independently planned Land or Mystery The Old Faithful geyser region Is almost as much a land of mystery to the modern visitor as to those explorers who lost their reputations for veracity when they told about t earlv in the last century Old Faithful never disappoints the vis itor operating on schedule year in and year out winter and summer with only' a few minutes' variation Fortunate indeed is the person who from his room in Old Faithful inn can watch its column of water grad ually start upward assume full force and majesty then slowly die away There are many other gey sers in the region some larger and more powerful but none more loved by Tlellowstone s devotees North of the Old Faithful or Up per Geyser basin are two other gey ser areas Midway and Lower basins on the road between Old Faith ful and Mammoth hot springs A short distance south of the Yel lowstone is the Grand Teton na tional park inclosing the most spec tacular portion of the always spec tacular Teton range The Grand Middle and South Tetons comprise the historic Trois Tetons which were landmarks to the trappers and explorers of the early nineteenth century Governmental construction proj' ects in Yellowstone national park approaching $500000 in cost will be available for use with the begin ning of the 1937 season according to Superintendent Edmund B Rog ers as quoted in "The North Coaster" of the Northern Pacific New Water Supply System ' The major project is the new water supply system and distribution plant including a complete hydroelectric unit which is rapidly Hearing completion at park headquar ters Mammoth hot springs at a cost of $237000 The new postoffice for Yellow' stone is the second largest govern ment construction project This new building will cost more than 9100-00according to O O Brattebo su pervising engineer Scheduled to be ready for us early this spring the building will be constructed of nae tive sandstone to the and then a concrete superstructure in sill-lin- harmonizing gray - Scenlcs! to - Ton co Bom y meant mora mile on your week-en- d pleasure the Dodge trlpa - profit Try till-l- n! - before-the-law-ca- gold-trimm- nlotr Hm excellent U the jsoutn rnrhd Tf t S highway 187-8- Aver The MAYFLOWER Arches Monument CAFE The Arches National Monument in southwestern Utah contains 4520 acres of natural arches caves cas- 154 tlelike piles windows chimneys bridges walls and other strange formations hewn out of red sandstone by hot desert winds and oc- MAIN ST Lake City SO Salt Where Dining Out Is an Event! casional heavy rains Formations are exceptionally bizarre and fantastic SUTTON'S: CAFE Salt Lake City 127 South Main St GOOD FOOD REASONABLE PRICES $15000 DIM WGUIB® 0M I JSj r 7s RisyH 1 iSlxll I I 9 m- - m WEEKS and months we've checking tires on cart that drive up to our doors We've looked under the fenders We've examined treads for worn spots and kept our eyes peeled for every sign of tire weakness that might spell trouble for the driver And we discovered an amazing fact— many motorists in this town are riding on tires that are positively dan£eroui! That's why we've started action That's why we've declared war on unsafe tires— on blow-oaccidents that kill or injure thousands every year It's a battle to SAVE LIVES and we won't stop until the highways are cleared of these dangerous tread 'worn tires that cause to many blow-out- s ut Let Us Replace Trccd-lVoTires with SAFE Silvertov ns m cords scientifically treated to resist the terrific blowout-- c u$int heat generated iriiidt all tires by today's high speeds Yet imagine! These life-savi- UskW Silver-tow- cost much less than other tires super-qualit- y Come in today Remember Silvertowns below mean safety above 7 mmm Goodrich § a n fci taitimLmm Silvert own TANK CAR TO VOV Authorized Intermountain Distributor ' ©gdn 100 Homt-OwuGtorga iiutlltc Prwidtnt ?!WHFATI?inI 47 Plymouth— De Soto SOUTH 2ND EAST £ Was 6373 a FOR OPEN ALL NIGHT V tha from 9 e r middle man's a Lure all the play unionsemgrounds of the Intermountain Hole country Jackson the pire south of Yellowstone park in the magnificent Urana Tetons camu the geratest romantic lure Tfhr it was here that the early twaArm and trannprs made their headquarters And it was here that the desperado and outlaw oi m made days their hideout away from pursuing posses and thumbed their fingers at sheriffs aiid marshals Today Jackson Hole with the its progressive city of Jackson aswon-rlerf focal point is the same truly The Grand Tetons ii 1 rmintrv are there as before So is famous Yellowstone to the north and Jackson lake and the -- Grand Teton national forest But the region is no longer inaccessible Protected by Jaw as are me ciu-x- n vrmt herds of elk deer and moose "are to be aeen in this sec Wild life of all kinds is tion are ex- present TnFishing grounds xhnrt it in a combina llnt tion of just about everything the tourist mignt desire ior raoui- - m water supply system including additional fire protection requiring an outlay of $40000 Also made necessary by increased travel is an addition to the sewage disposal plant at Old Faithful which is being constructed with emergency funds of most powerful weapon ever used in the fight against unsafe tires And here's why: The Goodrich Safety Silver town is the only tire in the world that has the Life-S-a ver Golden Ply This is a layer of special rubber and the interest Is the exhibition of pioneer relics in the capitol Here will be seen such things as the first spinning wheel used in Utah and the first pianoforte hauled 1000 miles Some across the plains by of the present-da- y specimens of Utah's tremendous mineral and agricultural wealth are also displayed at the capitol and these provide a sharp contrast to the picture suggested by the relics of those first years of hardship Here you will also see one of the most unique and Interesting chambers in the world — the governor's reception room— with its furniture inlaid with silver its almost and gold gold pure chandeliers and its draperies ' City of Churches Salt Lake City is a city of churches In all parts of the city imposing buildings as social and religious centers have been created by the Mormon church most all of the various denominations of Christendom have their own church buildings and the Influence of the Christian faith among all classes of people has caused many tourists to comment on the generous purposes of the people of this city r Editorially Collier's Weekly commenting on Salt Lake City says: "There is no Rocky Mountain community that shows more growth and vigor than Salt Lake City The streets laid out by the early Mormons are broad and straight and the modern buildings make the city oneot the foremost inlhe entu-west The streets are filled with crowds of busy shoppers and active business men This city is a monument which will be enduring to the spirit of the far west and the wis dom of the pioneers" The new $77000 utility building was completed December 1 At Old Faithful the tremendous increase in traffic has made necessary a new In this battle we've got the o£ Salt Lake's Oldest Plymouth Dealer Over 40 Years in Business in Salt Lake Factory Trained Service Men Most Modern and Largest Service Department Satisfaction Guaranteed greatest and finest of all organs— a musical instrument that has been heard and acclaimed by thousands upon thosands since its installation To add to its excellence the acous tics of the great building have been pronounced truly wonderful Speakers on the stage may be heard far away in the remotest corner of the galleries " The Latter-da- y Saints' tabernacle choir which often gives recitals In the building from which it takes Its name is rated as one of the nation's foremost musical organizations It has appeared-a- s 'the featured at traction at many famous events In It is heard cluding great fairs weekly from coast to coast and in Canada over a national radio Utah-granit- See More for Your Vacation Four) In every household— places everyone longs to see and intends to visit some time during a lifetime Niagara falls Mammoth cave the Everglades Grand Canyon Yellow stone Zion canyon Glacier national park — these are but a few of the favored spots to wrich searchers for the majestic the beautiful and the unusual flock by the thousands Yellowstone is our oldest national park and undoubtedly the best known to the world in general More than hsJf a century before It became a national park (in 1872) it hookup had excellent press agents in trapConstruction of the temple was pers and hunters who carried home begun in 1853 and was completed 40 with them tall stories of its strange years later It is built of native hauled -- from— 'Little hotwaters and volcanic-gla- ss Through those rumors and the ofn Cottonwood canyon at first by ox- clal investigations that grew out of team later by railroad The taber them the fame of the park became nacle was begun in 1863 and comso wide that persons began visiting pleted in 1867 The wooden beams it in its 'early years of parkhood and joists were originally put to when travel to and through it was gether with wooden pegs and cow an adventure involving real hazards hide thongs including surprise visits from the The Pioneer Monument Indians At South Temple and Main streets Buses Into the Park the meridian of the city s street sys' A visit to the Yellowstone is a tern stands the Pioneer monument great adventure Instead of horse' a massive granite pedestal sur back or gay coaches there are now mounted by a bronze figure of two main modes of travel —comfort Brigham Young One block to the y able buses with tops or east the famous Eagle Gate spans private automobiles And the variety State street Inearly days this or accommodations oiiered to vis gate was the entrance to Brigham com1 itors shows as great a contrast to Young's private estate-whic- h those of the last century as does prised all that section lying north and east of this corner the mode of transportation At the four main points of con Immediately west of Eagle Gate centration both hotels and lodges are the Beehive and Lion houses offer comfortable' accommodations Brigham Young's residences now and there also are automobile camp used for offices of certain auxiliary grounds where tents may be pitched organizations of the church And or housekeeping cabins rented At just west of these Is the modern Mammoth hot springs where park building housing the general offices church This is headquarters is located the old ho of the Mormon tel is being renovated to include an imposing edifice of simple and Its both hotfl and lodge service for beautiful Greek architecture visitors stopping over to see the interior is magnificent with panels hot springs terraces of rich onyx and embellishments of These terraces built by the deposit clear marble carried in the hot springs now are Utah's Capitol showing more color than for several At the head of State street Is become waters as have the years Utah's overlooking the enmore active There also Is a small tire citycapitol and valley Of particular Tank-Ca- '"' LieaD City Natural Beauty Spot The Flathead region of Montana commends itself to tourists as one of the country's natural beauty Between the spots— the "Park Mountains" Flathead lake is one of the largest bodies of fresh water in the west with a popular resort Melita island at its southwest corner The section is famed as a hunting and fishing ground of un' usual merit Be Sure Your Car a healthy deal — Serve Royal Bread at every meal! Slit-Lak- Utah Writ MIRROR LAKE LODGE Kamas Utah — Give your family BAKING Supplies Eait of Salt Lake For Information fresh every day Bread that stays fresh — cakes and cookies thatr please every taste with their marvelous home made flavor! Ask your grocer for Royal "bakery foods ROYAL AND Hiking— PACK OUTFITS Cabins —Meals 70U'LL I I (Continual from cleaned TRUDE'S MAY 16 1937 2661 Washington Ave Ogden Utah East First South Salt Lake City Utah 131 |