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Show ? f , . VHT'-O- - " -- vr rr THE CITIZEN 12 1 niiHHHnmHuiiiiiHHiHiiHUHiiiHiHiuiiwmHwmumiuHiiiwunmimiiMHimuiwmuiiiiiimiiiiiiinuuii 3 V AT THE. TRAPS DOWNING TAKES VACATION Reilley had his eye with him in the regular weekly shoot at the traps and lead the field with a per- -. Hardy K. Downing has closed .the season for boxing and he. says that he will now take a much needed vacation and try and forget all the hard work he had the past winter in keeping the boxers in line and giving the fans the best contests possible. Hardy has kept the game clean and he plays no favorites. When the boys step into the ring they must box the" best they know how or be barred from future contests. JOHNSTON AND HOPPER PLANT BROOK TROUT IN MILL CREEK Sixty Can of Fingerlings Are Turned Loose Between Fifth and Seventh ' East. , i The fish and game laws for 1923 and 1924 have been printed in neat pamphlet form and are ready for distribution. Every person who fishes and hunts ought to read the law and abide by it, and also endeavor to see' it enforced Vher$ and whenever possible.; ; . - we are and fish to have If going game we must see that it gets the . proper protection, and with a sportsman's organization" in nearly every county of the state there is no reason why fish and game should not get better protection now than ever before. While it takes. years for game to incfar different rease-in. numbers, with fisti., When fish; are properly handled and planted, the streams can soon be stocked to. capacity which provides good fishing for the greater part of the open seasons. Much greater care must be taken in placing the small fish , in the streams, than one it-i- C. H. , feet score by breaking 50 targets without a miss. W. P. Fowler missed one target. Sam H. Sharman, who has returned to the city, and who has . - been doing such splendid shooting in the east during the past winter, dropped two targets scoring 48 out of a , .... possible 50. The ' amateurs outshot the profes- . sionals. The targets shot at, number broken, would imagine. Millions and millions our of . rrjut have been planted h streams, consisting niostiy of import--er'trousticli. as the rainbow, Eastern brook and German browu.' but f till the nati ; e pi edominates In nui mountain ' tJ , ' streams. y The Salt Lake County Fish and Game association received sixty cans of. Eastern brook fingerlings, averaging about 300 fish to the can,. and these fish; were turned loose in Mill Creek East between . Fifth and Seventh streets. G. H. Johnston and Norman Hopper took care of the fish upon their arrival and secured transportation to Mill Creek where they planted the fish, without any cost to the association. The fish .were. in. excellent- condition upon their arrival here and. there was absolutely no loss. There is a great deal of watercress in the stream where the fish were turned loose with plenty of feed, and the fish that will survive will be ready to catch next year when they will average from eight to twelve inches in length. - - -- WILLARD. TRIES COMEBACK . f Jess Willard will attempt , a comeback 'today when he meets Floyd Johnson who has just joined with the - heavyweight class of fighters. The contest is to be held in New York . afid the proceeds, after paying the fighters, will, go" to 'the milk fund; Willard is picked' for an easy winner, bit there may be too much Johnson at that. If Willard wins there is no doubt that he will ;be' immediately matched xUsed 20 ga. gun. Professionals following: D. N. Hood 50 F. J. McGann W. A. Seyffert ..... ;.......50 !...50 ...:.....50 D. C. Higley GOOD 48 46 42 35 BASEBALL Baseball fans have been treated to some real inside stuff on the diamond the past week and better baseball could not be asked for than has been seen played here. While the Bees seriously feel the effects of a weakened pitching staff, Manager Lewis is confident that it will only be a few days when his entire pitching staff will be in A-- l shape. We have a hitting team that needs watching sail the time and woe be to the pitcher who weakens in the box. Balls cannot be lobbed over the plate in a careless way because they are invariably hit over the fence for homers. The Bees will finish with the Ver- non Tigers tomorrow by playing a double header. The San Francisco Seals will be t taken on Tuesday for the week at the .end of. which the Salt Lake, team will leaye for the coast. quito pest, and according to present estimate the county will raise about $250,000 from the property owners for mosquito abatement. E. W. Senior has gathered mosquito data from all parts of the country and he is prepared to inagurate an effective campaign against the myriads of mosquitoes who have had so much fun stabbing citizens on the streets of the city. The draining of many of the western sloughs will be a good thing for all concerned and it will eliminate the breeding places of this pest during the spring and early summer months. Mosquitoes begin to abate when the : horse flies begin to arrive the latter., part of June and the early part of July. Canary birds have to demonstrate their ability to sing before they can be imported into this country. What a pity that doesnt apply also to im- , i, r.-- The present season may wind up the fighting career of Georges Carpentier who announces that he will return from the roped arena after his agreed contest with Battling Siki, which" is to be held in" Paris, September. 16. - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle delivered an illustrated lecture, Recent Psychic at the Tabernacle last Evidence, night, under the auspices of the division of the University - of Utah. He believes in spirit phenomena and exhibited original pictures to support his faith. extension We pay taxes to support job to see that we pay taxes to job holders. Vallejo Chronicle. giiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiis i LIBERTY MOTOR OILS Highest quality oils. Built up to standard not down to a price. If your dealer does not carry them phone Was. 2916 or call at a 427 Ness Bldg. ?.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiimiiiiiiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiic With each new subscription to The Citizen, each renewal or payment of subscription account, an order will be given YOU, entitling you to one picture, 11x7 Inches-- Ivory Finish; a photo of superior quality, made by MONROE STUDIOS 267 8outh Main Street' You present the order and get your Picture Taken and delivered to you without any charge or further obligation,- - '' -- with Champion Jack Dempsey. ' 7 f ; ships shoe polish to Africa. Bet they use it fpr cold cream. jjU. S. Columbia. Record. The suggestion that the league of nations settle the Ruhr dispute now comes to disturb the quiet of Geneva. Why cant they let the league enjoy a little peace isnt that what it was organized for? Kansas City Star. ' - -- a. t Rei. Phone Wu. 7638j Rm. 5S5 Wei C. Phbne Office lit North, -- 8384 , HENDERSON Furniture and Larje and Small Auto Vaua mr CONAN DOYLE Beginning Now! . Piano Morin Neaa Buildinf Salt Lake City, Utah 213-1- 4 w 4 f Nashville ported opera singers. Southern Lumberman. -- , , CARPENTIER RETIRES , , The high level of the Great Salt Lake will make bathing at Saltain better this year than it has been for many years. J. Cecil Alter, chief of the weather bureau, reports the water 7.5 feet above the gauge zero, which is several inches higher than the water has been for . the( ,, pst .He to see the twenty years. expects lake raise another twelve inches be-r; cause of the extra. snow in the hills '4' the past winter, most of which is yet-;- : : to come down. MOSQUITOES More than enough names have been secured to begin work on the mos- s BATHING EVANS & EARLY Funeral' Directors 48 8outh State 8treet Telephone Wasatch 5516 1 : i in 4 |