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Show rage Six THE West Sportsmen In Annual Confab June Upward of 500 fish and game leaders throughout eleven western states and just plain sportsmen who are interested in the conservation of their natural resources will converge on Salt meet Lake City for the four-da- y of the Western Associataion of Fish and Game Commissioners starting June event is under the The four-da- y direction of Koss Leonard, Utah fish and game director and this year's association president Some of the finest talent in the fish and game picture in the woild 1 today will be in Salt Lake City for the meet, Leonard said Included on the agenda are such prominent fish and game leaders as Seth Gordon, executive secretary, Pennsylvania Fish and Game Commission; Dr, Iia N Wildlife Gabrielson, president, Management Institute, Coors Baseballers Trip Payson Sunday, Count 53 At lent ion Fishermen : Utah Fishing Season Opens June 12 at 5:00 A . M. 1 Tiout fishng in Utah will open June 12 at 5 00 a m Thats just tnree moie weeks or less which is notification to the states sportsmen that taikle should be checked and made ready for the first day The June 12 opening will be for all lowei stteams ard lakes, and will not indude the high Uintah lakes and the streams above the 7,000 foot elevation wheie the native tiout aie still spawning Opening on June 12 is the famous Strawberry Reservoir, whim nas always opened at a later date in years past Fish Lake and Deer Creek Reservoir will also be opened June 12 The daily bag limits for this season are the same as last seven pounds and (or) one fish, or 15 fish, whichever is caught fust. Trie possession limit is the same as the daily bag Fishing houis this surrunei will be fiom 5 00 a rri to 0 00 p. m throughout the se ison. Sie limits are seven-ini- h minimum. Fishing this year should be bdter than ever, considering Coois ,ice pitcht, ,vho rites ti.e pitching stall, last Su day in duel which saw seven hi-- . but Helpers entry in the Central Utah league, made the most of their seven bingles to win 3 Further proof that the pitching was about even is evidenced b the fact that Lant give up n.ne bases on balls as compared to three by Byrge, but the latter was atde to stuke out on'y tmee while Lant whiffed nine Coors si ored a pair of runs in the number of people who will turn out License sales to date the bottom of the initial inning have ah early indicated a larger turnout for the trout season on four of T.ants walks and a triple b Rudy Zaei aria with two on base From then on to the seventn the Payson ace hut out his enemy Payson knotted the si oie in the third and went ahead one run in the top of the sevintn when Fowlei hit a home um for the Piysomans However, with a pattern set and the tiving inn Play in the 1048 version of the nydale ion fust base Jimmy Mullins hit Carbon Coal Baseball league got July 4 Sunnyside vs Rains at under way Sunday witn four Spring Glen; Spiing Glen at Wat- - a temfic homei over the right at Kenilworth, field fence to give Cools a 3 gumes on the dmkd The List tis, Diagciton lead Zaecana bi ought home the Presto Sum at half, atcoording Hiawatha ytl.de fifth run after he had singled and ident Keith Leavitt, will end with) Second Half Payson made an error the Fourth of July gariries and the Zaceaua with two for four and Kenilworth vs Rains second half will stait on July 11 July at Kenilworth, Diagciton at Wat- - Fowler with two for five led and end on August 22 The schedule of games for the ,IS1 Hiawatha at Sunnyside; Sun-- 1 their resjective teams in lotting Glen e.ght teams is as follows: Nephi beat Spanun Fork Sunjndile at18 --Spiing Rains at Sunnydale; day to stay on top of the league July May 23 Rains at Kenilworth, Wattis at Diagerton, Sunnyside Sunny1 ide at Di igeiton, Wattis at with Corns of Helpei light be'at Hiawatha, Spiing Glen at, Kenilworth, Spiing Glen at hind tnem vv th only the los jwatha they suffered at the h mds of the .s Runs at leaders one h to in the opening May 30 Sunnydale vs Rams July a Kemlwoith; Drageiton at Sun- - Kemlwoith, Sunnydale' at Wattis, on May 9 Helper travels to Neat Wattis, Kemlwoith at Sunnyside, Drag nyside; Kenilworth phi next Sunday, May 30, to Hiawatha at Spring Glen at Spiing Glen. meet the leaders and can take jertm leader-slo- p June G -- Rains at Hiawatha August 1 Wattis at lliiwathi; over half interest in the Wattis at Sunnydale; Sunnyside sunnvside at the Wheat Kings by beating Sunny idle, Rams at at Kcnilwoi th; Spiing Glen at n, Gk,n at Kcn .Manager Aie Veidi will no doubt af,t , hMnj, Di ton shoot the vvoiks against Nephi b ,ju ()) June 13 Hiawatha at Wattis; sending Bytge to the mound August 8 Kemlwoith at Hia- Sunnydalo at Sunnyside; Dr.iger- at Sunnydale; ton vs Rains at Kenilworth Ken-- ', aatha, Drageiton The state of Tennessee is inn Rams at Wattis, Sunnyside at in il worth at Spung Glen and minerals, its livestock June 20 Hiawatha at Kerul- - 1unf! Gn agncultural interests ate varied August 15 Spung Glen vs and important, its lumber producwoith; Sunnydale at Dragerton at Spung Glen, Wattis at tion is R)lns Wattis vs Rains at Spiing Glen, large, its commercial inSimnyude; Hiavvathi at Drager- - terests are assisted by reason of Spiing Glen at Sunnyside. ton; Sunnvd.de at Kemlwoith. at Spung Glen, June its navigable waters, especially Rains at Sunny-sid- e, August 22 Sunnyside at Wattis, Diagciton the liver Mississippi Wattis at Spung Glen; at Hiawatha, Kenilworth at Sun- - Johnny Byrge, er, and Dirk Bar top on Payton,s hooked up here a neat pitching euh give up GAME SEASON; 8 TEAMS TO PLAY Washing- 4-- 1 le. LEARN TO FLY . . CARBON EMERY Flying Service j OFFERS Prompt - Efficient Reliable 27-R- ams STUDENT INSTRl ( TION ( II KTFR FLIGHTS emergency Ken-ihvoi- n ic.irrs at S(FNIC RIDES ND MRCKXET SVEES SERVICE. of I nder (lie siipmEion ('. V . Eli enscil Instructors and A. & K. Mechanics. Dealers cessna Y nn Will for the Plane riy and Buy Carbon County Airport IT PRICE, UI Phone 083R2 E. L DWIS, Operator Provo Drubs Helper Sunday In 202 Running Spree CARBON COAL LEAGUE SETS 14 ton, D. C.; Albeit N. Day, direc-toof the U. S Fish and Wildlife Service, and a host of western fish and game leaders Gordon, one of the countrys leading conservationists, will talk on The Educational Program m Gnbtiel.son Dr, Pennsylvania. vs Reclamation will discuss The Fish and Conservation Wildlife Service chief will ile- or PRICE, UTAH E, liver a papoi on Bomo Principles of Wateifowl Management " The confluence will get undei way at 10 00 a rn , Tuesdav, June 1, with a public heamig on sponsored by the Fish and Wildh.e Sen ice Following legislation on June 2, the convention will officially get under way at 9 00 a m with an address of welcome from Mayor Kail J Glade and Governor Herbert B Maw. The convention is open to the public. All spoilsmen aie nn ited, Leonard said Fish and game gioups, no matter how small, aie uiged to send delegates to this important meeting Diagciton, at Sunny dale Other league offueis besides Mi Iiivitt mclude Joe Ruh, Kimluoith, vne piesident, and James Reese, Hiawatha, COM. MWVGIR GET S DIRECTORSHIP ON BCR A Foulgei , geneial man lger of the I mn Coal company with minis at Wattis, was recently i lei ted to sei vo on the hoard of dnectois of the Bituminous Coal Roseau h, Incm jioi ated, the bitu-M- r mmou.s mal industtys reseireh igemy The BGRs national convention was held at Columbus, Ohio. R isemll games Lke aie better for- gotten and the follow! s of I 'ah Bottleis of Helper die indued to fiigtt Sundiv's gone as q i k L ls p 'Siolt at Piov .Sunday's game vis anoUtr e fas,- of mi ffei tiv e p.'c lig .n t aS Leo i illy inr.mo of t it gent Puke, rei i ved Be stut.ng U; M g n i nt fio-igtr Wd on T! me url-iu- t: i.g T.mps lal aioou'elv no espi.t for Pj-k- is LET US FINANCE YOUR NEW OR USED i AUTOMOBILE Quick action if you see us first. No Bother No Fuss N0 Trouble - a, t ey s el'ed Inn n t e f uiti nmrg had run ir t'u u c'oie s f i'l and ha tv e ! afar round tin y me t to for Dark ondnugnt Hank e lull will toe ui"e the ag met t e BoHlus ai grovs lick of eon. dt at on f r another went to t Appraisal and Insurance Required on your Acto Z's-rAan- d ' ' . Helpi rs I ' V' process requires perfect timing. Barley must sprout just so long and no longer. The clock has the final on mashing, boiling, fermenting and say-s- o pasteurizing. So, wherever you go in the e home of BUDWEISER, youre with a clock. And, when you open a bottle of BUDWEISER, youre with that sort of enjoyment and satisfaction that only the most expensive brewing process known can produce. hour-and-minu- te Rooms Silvagni Building 2, or'jl it lung c mtinued who held the i ampaging Timps n rheck for thiee inn.ng. bv allowing only two runs In sp te of tilt i r 20-- 2 d ub'oing Mu on tne Hi t Km s pounrli U inkf r fir 10 bale hits Another t' ng tl it antnbuttd to the sue 1 of Provos smte w s to rus 12 allowed by Htlper's pitihus ant seven emus mule by the infiel i Apjxar ng in tlie Lni -- up fio the fust time this se ison was Mick Peyton who went in' ten-- tt r fii Id w it l Hoi h B itn oi k n nv -Fa nv n b mg mg to li ft an binihid bv Wil on to give his legs a chance to lpcover fiom i barley -- horses Bv vntue of their vvn Sun iv, Provo went into a tie with Magna for the league leidushp with three wins and one 1 iss, and Helper dropped to a tie foi third with the Pinney Beverage team which beat Brigham City 10-- 3 in the other Sunday game. i 1 FARM BUILDINGS Thera is a type of Buehner Block for every farm milk house to largest building from one-roobarn or finest home. For complete satisfaction buy only Buehner Blocks, made to exacting standards of uniform size and shope, and m reliable y. Compare These Extra Advantages of Buehner Blocks Before You Butld 1 Strong, tough; durable (meef ilgid tests) Fireproof and frostproof (longer lasting; lower insurance rotes) Good insulation (keep buildings warm with less heat) Dempproof INJTRin OX RNTv UlIUHNG JOB BUEHNER Alrlen Powell, Pine, senously injured the thumb of 1ns ngnt hand Saturday while washing a plaster mixing machine on the (onstiuiton job at tne Fust Na-- I tional Bank building Harry Bry- - Eatily cut, hold nails end .crews lightweight (for easy handling) Large block, (leu labor to erect) Cost less than buildings of comparable quality in ether materials) CINDER BLOCK CO. 651 Simpson Ave. 2800 So W Tempi, Sak Lake City Call The fmporlance of Stepping Dom Here is the story of a new principle of design that has rocked the industry and given Hudson unique beauty not possible in any other type of car. Hudson has a new, all steel Monobilt part of which is a base structure that permits lowrugged ering floors and seats down within the frame. The sketches below illustrate this design problem and show how Hudsons recessed floor provides a low, streamlined silhouette, yet preserves head room. e, recessed floor in the new Hudson rpHE J now widely known as the n step-dow- feature is the talk of the automobile world And rightly so! This interesting development is the key to a new kind of motor-ca- r beauty never before obtainable. People everywhere are attracted by Hudsons low, streamlined silhouette and free-flowi- I NEW HUD Here is the long, low, gracefully streamlined Hudson-on- ly five feet from ground to top. You can see bow the streamlined roof comet down sharply over the rear-seportion of the car, as compared to the other types of roof lines shown are in sketches to the left. But Hudson floors lowrecessed down within the frame, seats are ered, so you get more than ample bead room. n The principle requires years of engineering work, the development of new production techniques and equipment, and millions of dollars of highly specialized new plant investment. Perhaps this explains why Hudson alone offers this vital new design principle step-dow- The cdr sbope cannot be streamlined became the need for bead room abate the rear seat (which tt butlt on top of a frame) makes it impossible to lower the roof. lines. lt Let's take a frank look at the motorcar designers problem. Since streamlining an automobile reduces available head room for rear-sepassengers, to aclnev e a low silhouette and maintain adequate head room, both floor and seats must be lowered to compensate for the lowered roof. 2 he recessed floor is a necessity. But it is difficult to lower floors and seats, liecause ill all cars, except Hudson, they are built on top of a frame. Only OTHER CARS Of course, it is possible to adopt free flouring lines uithout recessing the floor, as sketched m the car abot e, but oier-ai- l height must be raised, and this destroys the possibility of a low silbou ette t ba b is the marts of the modem motor car. today. You'll probably expect the motor car that is the talk of the nation to offer you even more than beauty and comfort. And it does! Your nearby Hudson dealer will show you The Importance of Stepping Down also its results in riding and driving ease, performance and safety. Hudson Motor Car Company .Detroit 14. rade-mark at face-to-fac- face-to-fa- and pal.nti pendnfl 7is time is o' Budweiser FOR FIVE DAYS 1 Because of our great expansion program, more Budweiser is available now. Demand it wherever you go. the sixth day try to drink a sweet beer On Youll want the distinctive taste of Budweiser thereafter f r.uitiiiiiJmniLi.iuiii.iaLiiiuinimn? Come in and get the full story of The Importance of "Stepping Down TRAP! MARX Aim ANHEUSER-BUSC- CO. U. LIKE TASTES H . PAT. OPT. BUDWEISER ST. LOUIS Ksf; Duk Vatatid the hill in favor of Frink Pmwn lesmlii left fivhr, loic-bui- rSs I C PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT COMPANY Price 1 Only Hudson, because of its exclusive recessed floor that you step down onto, is able to offer streamlined, beauty without asking jou to give up interior head room To produce BUDWEISER takes months and yet its a matter of minutes. Our DRINK b c dUirs that had CUE leu-mc- Hiawatha My Fate is in Your Hands V th The e are ' quukly stopped tne machine was later vnen the woi kerbs finger was had been undamaged s'6 iu,i,t m tie mixing paddles At having seveiej a P r 10ne bIad 0 tin fa t ,t was tnuught that the fin- - Hesh. VETERE MOTOR COMPANY 410 West First North Price, Utah |