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'RIGHT EXISTS , : ' . . 1 ,,, , ":, this apernoon, begin at 1:30 rif.: ,,..fixntiasinweit tli I.a:,p,..1,1 ."Regu. , Two of the most popular trips , - ..1 - "Almost without exception those who have taken time to eon. . during . , Gov. Herbert B. )ato ,.,. older all sides of the question (of big game control) have come to 'ks,b.: . the summer months to prepare for on the cross country program of ...It , ., of Utah and Mayor Ab I , 1 ,, ", ''' "Nk, an extensive winter program." the Wasatch Mountain Club will the conclusion that ther is a' 'right way' to solve the problem if ..... - ,,,, ,, ,, Jenkins Of Salt Lake led the t , on to the facts ere known," Mr. Oise n asserted, then .,,.,,,k.',' and Went, ALL SKIERS INVITED ' ,k be 1held on the first two Sundays ' ' ' list of Utahns slated , ' -' : ' present his support of this costs ntion. ' , ' j'- ' . N' ' Any skiers interested in this In May, club leaders reported to to appear at the ceremonies, Game is a crop, an indirect p,roduct of the soil, and as such is . ,, atare to of invited f -' , type activity whilst high officials of ts I , , subjected to all of the complications, and mores of management itend the meeting Wednesday when nay. t, -1 4t Rio Grande ' " . , , .. , , , i other crops," be continued. , , " , club required will by the hike 4,, season On, May the will for elroad, plans coming ' rai ' ',0 ' '. ,., , .. sponsors of the lodge, , ' The ."bottleneck" in the Utah program for deer Ls the winter . I .., be discussed and committees form- from Tanner's Flat in Little Cot' came front Colorado 't 4. st , , ti ed to specialize in equipment, first' tonwood Canyon, up Red Pine range, according to Mr. Olsen, w he points out that the animals 1 L....A " Jg the occasion. must eat 363 days sr year and the maximum carrying capacity of especially for aid, map reading, and .anoweraft, Fork to the divide, and down the , the range is the maximum carrying rapacity of itaworst season. ., It was explained. After' the sec- other side to the Alpine power Illikoss McCarthy, trustee k , "An analysis of the winter ranges In ,Utah shows that less tion is launched; participation- - will house. The clubs annual spring t E. 'the A. railroads Mt. of h ski hike up than 8 per cent ,of the National Fores.t., area is suitable as winter be limited to Members of the Timpanogos from T the American Fork Canyon side, West, general manager , Mountain ,Club.a . range for big game,"' the Forest S erviteefficial stated., "Only about Sunbethe held witl 1 30 per cent of the total game population winter on National Forest of the road and Federal , SPECIAL PINS TO BE WORN ' following ' lands in an average winter. The other 70 per cent winter on public District Judge I. Foster day. May 11. , . ' Although the section will be FOR EXPERIENCED 'SKIERS ' ' domain, state and private 'lands. . Symes led the group , open to men Interested in learn.' i ' ' The climb up Red Pine ' ' , i I and visitors all , Mr. , of Olten would indicate that hunting has Figures 'quoted by big the art of about four and a half miles )gs ' ' ' ." local high officials of the rail. a making it necessary- - to restrict the tremendously improved InkUtah, even since the practice of issuing only those who 11 doe permits was begun. In 1925 there were an estimated 18,000 deer , , ! , tough qualifying test will be able trip to experienced skiers, saidI C.: : road were to be present. , in Utah, plus about 1,560 elk. Some 5,600 hunters went into the to participate in some of the more' R. 4. . director and of trips Parry, , been or. hills and 28 per cent of them were successful, killing a , total of ., strenuous trips. and to wear the e From the summit the ski- - The 215 , 1,400 deer Ski Mountaineers' pin. A test used outings. 1940 and elk. Now, in there were 43,000 hunters ers will 'have a ride down of about ranged by the Salt Lake Win., , '80 took field the and of this greatly Increased number' ter Sports Association, by the. Sierra Chit tent per eight or ten miles. After the snow , were successful,-whicUnit is pretty good sport. About 33,500 deer and been adopted :by runs out. there is a walk over -has and , by ' . 838 elk were killed, yet the big game population-this-spr- ing : the local club., .) is --- s Thornton D. Morris end ground of about a mile and ' ' Members of the executive com- rocky last than fall's deer 138,000 of . and Avill be. , 4,800 larger elkincrease half .bus.which tothe nearly, Stewart of Cosgrif. A.Jeature 800 mittee who Will direct the initial waiting at the power house. Men ' , No per cent insteer andrnore than300 per cent in elk since 1925. was to be today's program , meeting Wednesday night Include with good ski boots are advised :a ski demonstration cart ill heartily , - Mr.' Olsen's Conclusion Is one to which we e, by Dick " Kamp, Ford Holmes, Tom Degles. to take along a pair of sneakers ' - ' ' stibscribe. He says, in part ''''. - . ,tftOli,clat, . ' ,' t tlus ' head of Durrance, and Ray McGuire. C. R. Parry,' In a rucksack to don for the walk. '. k must livestock . Interests and "Hunterd American Ski School Alta and of trips and outings, t , Skiers in the club Who lack the privileges of others. There must be closer tooperatione'000perm . represents the group on the club experience to make the trip will open slalom champion. tion is not a mere sentiment, it is an economic necessity', ' There i""" board of directors. Governor Seen, left, ore ski at,Alta and leave in the:late Maw,. .... no..room is for radicalism ' Neither stockmen nor sportsmen can -- top, left; Mr, McCarthy, -- -bus--to meet afternoon - witir-th-, of each other's legitimate In. effordtobeLsellishorinconsiderate len, Victor Johnson, Lester Wheeler-- the cross country group at Al. ' top, right; Mr. Morris, losver, . terests." and M. D.Kershaw. . pine.-4 kft, and Mr. Cosrif. DISCUSSIONS TURN . ' , INVITED ' GrievanceAmass Bybee: ," ' . T TO l , GOOD 'THE OLD are of the club DAYS' ,i...., Bair, Henry Stokes; 1.1, ., ,,. ' , entertainmentDr. Hugh W. Stev- ule' to make --the two trips, if National , Wildlife Conservation Week is over, but the mem. ' -.-1 . 224 will , South . . , ens, chairman; , register at as does the desire and neeto work on the censer Irvin on, Kendal, ory lingers r , vation program. Conservation among sportsmen Is still steering George Stuart Jr..; Ivan Christen- State Street at least the day besen, Clarence Allen, Victor Johnson, fore the scheduled date, said Mr. itself the channels of conservation practices and Off-The-Tra ll ex: All are .. are inito g hot as to whether conditions are getting , bearguments participants Paul Lower Ind M. D. Kershaw. Parry. , , to climbor climbers bring MarksmanshipRen Murray. Al- pected a lunch. Old Timer was In the midst Lone of these' the other nIglify The ing waxsunglasses,,and bert Day , 1Cingilbert , and the old lamentedthe days -Baker, Henry Stocks, Bert Pond, prettyvehementeshe , BY , JACK WELCH but gradually enlarged toward the tridges are loaded. The,maximum of his was the wilderness the wilderness and whek Herman Gliverson, Irvin Barnhart Mr. Woodward, youth you muzzle to nearly .410 caliber. ." range of these shells is about 200- couldn't shoot a jackrabbit becaust of the moose gettingjn the way. I call it and Harold Christofferson; magpie, Use of rifled barrels, for this frrtip' as we is and The he told vouch don't Just for it, story following because it's the kind you do controlElmer Rogers antt Rulon Your Aim Is Uncanny NOT NEEDED -' its .veracity. , , OREGON CITY, Ore.Roy Wood. without benefit of the facilities and miniature trapshooting is impracThompson; prizesM. D. Kershaw , A and ' justly OLD TIMER' --- " ' hurls the shot the twist ' ' ' tieaklince LaVere ICing. OtiVenliiritt tc'Tegulsr...7:gttne k' The entire group Is Working on shoreward but it became unhooked club. You can practice it in your TELLIcillg-STUR------ 2 i , barrel does the bird shooting combines rifle and of shot in a rifled -plans for the annual ' jamboree In midair and he couldn't find it backyard, if the rather I which is to be held in the Lewis- until he started for home. tle dis-- large and the l ton Community Building on April covered had fallen it neatly up a howl; from the stern of a bullets until the resultant lead is and you can dispense with the trap worried. .Hunting bad been bad because the 'timber wolves had 23. at 8 Pm through the slot in his fish basket. cabin cruiser or rowboat,. on any removed. , attachment if you wish. The gun been driving the deer away and we were about out, of meat.' 'To top , , ' ', farm or country place, on the is an my old '. , A clip Tepeater of the It off, I had only one- charge of powder and ball left, for v.vw..,K6: '- , :,,,, , ,,,..,.. 1' W:',. 1,,,,,t,' V,..; Two be used of ,. . traps types may ' beach in front of your summer , ----r bolt action type, weighing 51,i muzzle-loade; cabineven indoors, if the theater with the outfit just described, ,one corner a in the trail I come Well on around and the sir, there, 'buy You can one the with pounds. ten' . with elevation main and eight-poinsees a 44 buck. That was spring of action is big enough to accom, .22 rifle adapter, but without the left wall of the canyon, I e . big , . bowl-hu- g sion ' modate, say, a medium-sizeadjustment, the other, with meat for half the winter. , ,,,, , and-fo- r for $11.75. ad. $7.45 as : swivel for l AP' on ' of over the base looks side . I other then the canyon, and I ,,4 throwing angles ''4 .,.., a complete trap sees But alley. big grey timber wolf., Well, sir, there I was, torn be. Moreover. In its miniature forms well. The minimum,, .. small game tweena greatneed ' less for to and the meat and shoot that --. --the for 1 , my duty expensive trap can lay my it's so inexpensive .. rifle combined. .., wolf, and only one shot in my gun.: Quite a dilemmc7as single shot rifle is $2.5.50. A caralmost-ignor-' marauding the cost, once you've ton The which 14 trap, weighs of 900 targets costs, about $4.50 , .. : . .. ....z....... you can sec , I purchased the basic necessities. It 6" ' i and shot shells can be Obtained for ounces, clamps on the underside ' Finally I figured a way out and' I edged' around unlit g'big sharp ',,, is o( barrel. ,, the It a provides the thrills of hot compeoperated by a cent than the and the between apiece. welt deer,and I drew. Ai ' I tition, and demands correlation of littlarpore The shooter merely places rock was sticking up right , A 4 --I For any of' this miniature clay trigger. , , , :: brain., ,. his 2124nch black clay bird in careful bead and I fired at that rock. , eye and trigger finger. r t , i ' Well, sir, I split my bullet on that rock, and one half of it went Those are the elements that make bird shooting the range should position on the trap pan, pulls the ' ' t t: at game be at least 75 feet long; and if trigger of the trap, slides his trig. over and killed the big buck and the other half went over and dropped , : i shooting popular, whether ' - ; you need a, backstop a piece of ger hand to the rear along the the timber wolf told demi,. But that ain't all. The kick of the guts , "; , 4 or on the range. I. '' ':', : ', ' ' - Let's consiSer the.miniaturt7st .: ' ' '':-ff 25tfeet knocked me over backwards off the path and down into the creek,-- .1 came 1 . 1 i . 1 t'''' of the sport first Though wide. stretchedL73 feet from the squeezes the trigger of the gun. up sputtering, with a mink in one hand and an otter in the other and pects - , i. well does l of shooter, ' are a . number t there , 1 for of ,, this type types, they Targets my pants so full of brook trout that it busted the buttons righ.offn my , ., ,,, ckaur involve the use of the .22 long No. 12 shot , t cost $6.50 a thou- - suspenders and flipped hens up in the sky, where they brought down two 1 ' - iall shot cartridge in a smooth, .. ducks and a goose. ' ' , 1 , bore barrel, and miniature clay tar. 't ' You can get a 20r,20 foot twine i a 1 hadt , . Beg to.e , day's hunting i ; , 1 : t , i 1' . This game of shooting at the : gets. t . a ' AT , fnoert s a after aforut ntaorteetts csa6,tchaihndgifmyize,rde c pause,, , , miniatures began to expand in ((,-- . i . k ,,h:tyi er ashi,flfi thhie, OreldanyTimwaers,httshunir, daT fishin' thoughtful in them days!" , : , ' . soon te,A In some :' , 'ke 1939, t time . than , ter .., I ! popularity most beginners at the i , , , .. ..., 1 ' I.; : We, can't voucrt for the stor y., as that was 'way back before .. t ' ' ' 11 1 ' ...' li , after Fred Routledge, Michigan ' , game it may pay you to own one. we were born, but that's just the way' the Old Timer told it. And . .,:;, , , ,.' - 4.-- i., ' .: ? , .....,,, im. introduced ,.. 1 .....14.1, (Another article on trapshooter, ,, special, , rail all ,7,ve can say Is, if we ever expect to bring hunting and fishing , , , .'. : for its , i ' trapshooting" by Mr. off.th.e.,twill back to nditions like ,we'll have, to do a lot . of conserve. ' ' :' . s ' 1' ; i. 1 r,. on It's Whoa this page appear .. ' tion ! ' pnlee:netnratsp bt'll'it cPlarayet'itcaeligse i , o. se: co. date.) , t ,,,. ,, ThPlaNiGacldIliAA:E111,' 3i , In and , '. .:, along lines of the regulation clay , . , ' Official It:sp3:tic:1 , but only 2 inches in d i. dor , ,, I pigeon, OUR PLAN , 4th as with the compared ttarrieter .7--. inches of theetandard target. They et ,, ,,,,,,,,- ,-. Station.' ,, ,,,,o,,,,,,, FC)R' YOUt rib .4, .,, w,, ,,e........ew c while the .', , weigh about an ounce, BOISE P E ' . "bird" Early-Sprin- g weighs regulation 4uge task e. hathering two huh! Catch From Smith's 'Fork t sip ;Tout elabis with a No. 298 ' - 1 ,C16;eir , Choice of slide action repeater or lion steelhead eggs for transplant. ' l oan on' ' your car. No red-bolt action single shot is presented. SMITH'S YORK, which rises in Utals's Cintah Mountainsl'and ing to Idaho Lakes will begin with.! ' Generali Repairing on ' the repeater, of course, being the . in two weeks, Dave MacL ev. state flows north .through Wyoming put Ft. Bridger yielded this ereelfull tape or dolati t. :, more expensive. It is adapted for Front'a Ford to a Cadillac' director of fisheries said Makes of All of native and rainbow trout. D. E. (Doc) 'Olsen 211 East Fifth Cars,' today,J , SEE s to , shooting of doubles or skeet in MacLay returned from a South Street, the fly trer,.took them on his new lipe v .,, Without a Ping! ' northern Idaho last night. trip general. ,..... report.14, chilly imitation rock roller and shrimp. The big one, a native, meas. 10....rk rito..11 , rifles- are smoothC Both these I C o. ,1:that Chevroletbeen have l many spawners t Ing Tito Littls Retail Station With ured 18 inches long and weighed more 'than three pounds. Doc said fr-1Capital bdres. but modifications of the old- 1 caught at the Lewiston trap. i0 i Whoissalo Ways duo, with one exception, the trout took the imitation in preference , barrels were merely The eggs will be taken i n the ,1 . ' 1I eelallnrolviAcil 1,,,,V6 s 777 So. Stitt to worms which he fished on a dropper hook as an experiment. Doe SO-ond WEST TEMPLE Snake. Clearwater and Salmon Lysillui MASI tubes. These newttubes , 13th SO. 11555 DIAL MAIN and soma friends are planning another trip to Smith's Fork tomorrow. t 46423 ,' Rivers near Lewiston. litre true .22ca1ibe1 at the breech,-4,1 t :,., .'i' 18c , - , ' . -- -- provide good sport and recreation. We want alt of the game that avaib 4 ;". . will social conditions -able and justify. , other...X(1110111k ' " 'renie'sonsidering ,''' ,........ ... , , 7, , ,., ,...,..,...., .:. :i To attempi to produce more game than can be properly I NI end maintain. i " ' .. ''''',all seasons of the year is .ot good ,business or !onservatiort. 11 ,:t.:.:: ,....:.1".ed during is Deer, must eatmust have food available 365 days plain.' iteillytallon. ,' N ..t.1 during the,. tsar. v4. ' , N ' ,: g r,.. - ... ..: ."It is otion question of whether we have 100,000 or 200,000 deer hi Utah. . gt ., , .: i 1 s14. It is a q of yearlong range to take care of them. But in addition ' to areas ,:4 congestion occurs, there ore other areas in Utah when '' , :'' '..:-'-' i 1 there are i, 1 '1' too few deer. Such areas need individual study to turnisli ' ,: '''..44110"'"i ', . . , . i. the necessary information upon which action can be based . ' '!. .,, a harvest" reasonable be each Mr. taken that Olsen argues ,;-'crop .ses,...,7"... (,-i ' ''. ., , ,, ,2,, 7 1. 4.' , year, ancl that it is necessary to remove a certain number of does , ' ,,':,:::,,,.:.!..:Y.'',,,,,'. .1 ' ' ...i'',-,,herds are to be kept down to the 1:y1 , yearly tut Wellas- bucks,-i- f - the ' z ' ''''. ' '.:' size Which can properly- be- supported:it is ar.--- , .1 i; ' .,' , --,;''' ,' , t :., .,..," ' .,''',' ' 7 gued,not only take livestock forage, but the game animals-. them. --- - ---"'" ', ' ''''' selves fall into poor eondition- and make forbad sport.-Ns..,''' ' - ''',"k1 ,,,.' - 1, ,' -- - -.. ' t. . .. ' ,,,,,, :r.: ' - " ', ., , . '''''' ' ,,., ' , - , . , . - --- - ' , , , , ' ' ' :,, ' ' - '' - - ' . " - '- ' , -- ' . ' I ... --- ; ' - A .. - ". , ' ( , By John Talmage, ! , '' ' ''' '--, i It ' ' :, above, was to be' officiallY dedicated this afternoon in impressive ceremonies 4tt rho winter resort, where the snow still sits nine feet deep on the ground just o half hour's drive , , f.rom ...print. , - 4 ,' -- -- , t. ' THE ALTA( SKI LODGE, , ,:,: - , ' , - '' ' ,' ': :,: , - ' - ' .'.'-'- --- -- , , ' , - ' ' ' , ;ri -- k "Ride the Thrift Way" e -- -- 2rid South and dith East so Wet Oth South ' 10PAPI ALL WM 11111111111iNIIIIIMMIUMMINIMEN ' ' : e- tuonnoniur. , - , :. Heras Limited By Range . , 1 I - 4 L ,,,' g (gasoline 1 .....- ,. ... Club-direct- or . e 'I, e 4 . . , , - '. 7 J' , ' , THE BIG GAME , UTAH ' IN IPB013LEM ... .. Sportsmen and livestock groups traditionally have ,,ua bone :41 to pick" 'with one. another, as their, natural interests clash, from time ot 'time, and it is probable that there, will be major or minor .1 arguments between the two so long as there is a deer or a' sheep or cow left on the range., It is interesting to note, however, that , the two groups are getting closer ,together, as both are forced to turn more attention to certain indisputable facts which uncompromisingly assert- that there are 'certain necessities which both most observe in their own' interests, ' though the things to , be done are often not strictly in accordance with tli? precise de. ' - ' " ' ,' sires of either. ., C. J. Olsen of the National Forest Inaddressing-- - tho Lake early. thi s months1 brought out a few of these points which the sportsmen, no :; less ;hen the livestock men to whom , Mr., Olsen addressed his , re. :1,narks, would do well 'to consider. , d .2 , .... : t- 'has It, - , ,. ,,, ' , : , : , ,. rode , ... .. , ' - have-passe- 1 t , - ' 1 - . : '' ' ,o ' ' SAYING,SLtlf - -- A - ,- 1, .' , ''''" - , , ., 4 .' ' We-stitc- ' -- ,, .,- - , '' FULL WITH . , iSpecial) RICHMOND,April . to serve the North Cache Wildlife Federation during the coming year have been an-- , :nounced by the officers of the of Richmond, ;r - .group, Alvin Bair Stocks of Lewis-president Henry Vice president; and Dean An- ton. 1 - - - -. drus of Richmond, secretary. 'Thecommittees . MembershipBob Hopple. chair. man; Henry Stocks, Herbert Anderson, .1 Bainbrough, Ray Al1 ' '1 .... , ' - 4 ... A , , . 4' -i 4 - , ... -- ' 47; 1 ' ''''4 4.14, N., - Name Sportsmen , '" The Big Game Problem , '.4 ' - ''' -- '. ,.:"" 4 A- r - , Time Cache. 4 , 'o . the interest of ,Race" is attracting everybne from- eApet t to novice. Each contestant guesses the fast. test time in which he can complete 4a run down Coffins' Gulch, and the person whose actual running dosest to his prognostication will win. All winner are to receive "appropriate! prizes, with the committee reserving the right to interpret the term "approprigte." The dZy's events are to be fol lowed by an award dinner and dance in the Alta Ski Lodge. The entire event is being sponsored ' by the Alta Ski Association. Entry in any or all events and reservations- forthe dinner- - and dance must. be made in advance, and may be made at the Alta Lodge or at the Alta information desk in ,the Hotel Utah lobby up until noon L,A, single ticket entitles 'the purchaser-t- o enter-al- l ''events as well as to attend the dinner and dance. Närth i6 '''.. , . : - I4, . ',,- ' ' , T"run, walk or slide." -"On the Level Race" for-- women skiers Is another of the rday's feature!, and a great many women to whom the big hills, whether faced in an up or down t direction, have been constant ter, 'ors are looking forward to gets ting their own bark on the snow the event to be staged on flat terrain. All of the day's races are to finish on the porch of the )odge. where Judges and non-sk- i line spectators will sit. 4 o x -' ''- ,.4. , on the program 10bstacle Ito tive you a rough idea of Just ; how bloodthinity the organizers JO the "antics" are: the rule mak- . ,ers point out that contestants may - ;;'' 2, 4..., ." 4 -- ''''', 4 ',,., . Race4-1- 1 Own- - , , -, 1 , 4 ;- ,,, . . , !costumes will be of the wearer's ! choosing, which leaves a lot of :possibilities open on both ends. In fact, anything may , happen and t most probably will. A "Costume - 5 --- ' ,. -- of e-"Guese , ,..4 ,. '' will - 3. . Wednesof Corn. -Th- , a - - ' - , , , . nournced today. will YOUR TIME Your ,,. i :. : For.-Slated ' J. Quinney and iPaul Keyser, be effected at litountain Club ;other old timer ski enthusiasts the group's first meeting is the day night in the Chamber !best skier'., A special event will section Trips' To ,Alpine And ihe the old Timers Grand Cham. to;is a study skiing and ,G1168 .. ' ,4.,,,, - 4 ., ' , ski-mou- ( a, - ,c. , -- 1 , :pionship, and it will be no sissy revent either, as plans call for the :course to come tiow from the !upper 'terminal of the big lift. Everyone who4articipates Fri-- I day must be In costume, and the , $ 79- 4 '.4 , Studied - - - 4;, . Be S. ,, , -) - - , liuious day of the year Is being 1 r:5, planned for next Friday, May 2 --mbertthe.11A11a.,Ski AntiCST-7.-O-f iWork-Wi1- l 1 ' ' ar 1941", first of wbat is expected , to become an annual series of ' . be Lit-at the will , staged ,events, tie Cottonwood resort; Plans have been cbmpleted. for the least of the momen the organization' of a Wasatch tous questions-whicwill be de-- rioinuenetarilitig tguct .mill (1)4 --the Kamp-- club sided by the "antics" 'will be the president and Vmember of the secdihute between tion's executive committee, - an - .' , , 1, .,,, ... p, - 11" -- - i.' C - .. ... Ilia Altitude Ski -- . , -- IVIountaineerst , - --- --- - , tl II i . . ,...... Costumed , ,. . .. . ',' . ' '' s , , . , . e 4 ", , - ' ' . - , 4,, ' ' ,, , ''''"' Ad g I ' i ' , ! . - Y CI 1 4 , . - I - , , , - , ' , .. ' I , , 0 .1 , 1 at t . 44 - , E 5," 122 LI tj |
