Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-02-16 | Page 22 | Officers Save Deer Menaced by Pack of Dogs

Officers Save Deer Menaced by Pack of Dogs f - 7 ; I : v. .... 11 .: v.- V V I 4 I THEY RESCUED DEER FROM DOG PACK IN PIONEER PARK Dell Terry, left; Bill Jack lin, with captured doe. A deer, menaced by other mem- bars of the animal kingdom, Monday Mon-day sought and received protection pro-tection from civilisation. Driven Into the valley In quest of forage as heavy snows in the mountains curtailed Its food supply, sup-ply, a dos Monday found a more deadly menace as dogs, apparently appa-rently resenting the invasion of their domestic domain, gave chase to the wild creature. . Flushed from the city outskrts by th dogs, ths deer took to city streets. Panle-stricken, ah sped along strange avenues, her pursuers yapping at har heels, until un-til she espied what appeared more like her natural habitat Pioneer park. Residents of the district, hearing hear-ing the commotion, drove off the dogs while the deer dropped ex-I ex-I hauated under a tree. With sort I fear-filled eyes, she blinked upon her saviors, too weary even to attempt to arise and run again. Bill JackUn and Dell Tarry, deputies of th fish and gam commission, were called, and slipped a rope around the neck of th unprotestlng animal. Meekly, Meek-ly, she boarded a truck and was taken to the hatchery near Thirty-third South and Ninth East streets, where she reveled In man'a bounty.