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Show RABBIT HUNT The Woodmen of the World rabbit hunt for the poor is on tomorrow. The Bingham stage line busses will take the hunters to Skull valley in the morning, leaving the Woodman hall promptly at 7 oclock, and there will be enough cars there to take care of all those who do not wish to drive to the hunting grounds in their own cars, the round trip costing $1.35. According to present reports a large crowd is going. Harry Heagren ..visited, the prospective grounds the-ear- ly part of the week and reported many rabbits. He killed 31 jacks in two hours, just walking about to locate the best locality for the shoot. The plan of the hunt is to form two lines of shooters, marching towards . each other, enclosing about six miles of territory. This means that the shooter will walk about three miles to a center of the drive which should net the hunters several thousand rabbits. PROTECT THE QUAIL Judging from the present wintry weather, we are slated for much snow. In that case, our quail will find it very d hard to rustle a living over the fields, and it will be up to the game wardens to do some feeding. While quail can stand a pretty stiff winter, yet when the snow is deep and the entire country is covered, the birds are forced to the barn yards of the farmers or must starve. Their only protection during such weather snow-covere- is along ditch banks and creek beds overhung with brush and there is not enough food in such limited places to take care of the many birds we have, and feeding must be resorted to in order to pull the quail through a hard winter. The birds are not migratory and invariably remain in the locality in which they are bred or turned loose. MYSTERIOU8 INJUNS GIVE EL PA80 THRILL El Faso, Texas. Mysterious reports that 5,000 Indians had been run into Tucson under the guard of one, lone to white man aroused local woolvisions of a returning wild and ly west. The mystery developed when Southern Pacifics El Paso dispatcher received the following wire from the old-time- rs companys train order operater at a cost in excess of $1,658,000 for service on the companys Pacific lines. Gel Your MATS Cleaned and Blocked by TOM GLEZOS 107 So. Main St. HIPPODROME MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1927 RAY PARKER vs. ERNIE (KID) R088 Casper Six Rounds at Tucson: The man is here that brought in those 5,000 Indians and he wants a permit to ride No. 4 back to El Paso. Local railroad men were greatly puzzled until further communication with Tucson produced an explanation. The Injuns,' so reported to the Tucson operator by their lone attendant, were two new 5,000 series Southern Pacific-typthree cylinder locomotives, counted among the most powerful single unit railroad 'engines' ever built. fAi BRICK 8TEVEN8 vs. JACK 8ALANGER Four Rounds JACK KEARNEY vs. JOHNNY KELLY Chicago Eugene, Ore. Four Rounds BUN CRAMER vs. CHICK CARTER Four Rounds e They are included among eighteen locomotives, built or purchased this year PETE JEN8EN vs. JOHNNY WILKE8 Taylorsville Murray Four Rounds THE & 26 East 2nd South COMMISSIONS HANDLED ON ALL SPORTING . EVENTS DIRECT WIRE COMMUNICATIONS PHONES: Wasatch 7497 7032 1946 e |