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Show 4 . , ' S;dt Lake. City; Iltah - ', - , , .. THE DESEREr NEWS , , . - ' t . , . 40" voomeniMmliMioN". t, 1 i - , : i. that ' - t .. i if ,i I $ . .0... 4 0 lig iip 4- i i le . je,64 , any , . 'it . J. , a' , ,I , ) - , 4141.&1j 11'41!!' 2 p4 CIt'41)' () 11411 , 400 Nebo Hunters.:-.Elk ., Are Designated , , - - lirr.d...17:' 17.- .9. ....e....,---- ' , ft.446444.. Ifil iI '.' "' ' ..,, 1 FniIfr-T1-7 ) Iltattif'11I : " : .., 1 ,i - t - t c.. 7,0,,,, if VII q,,.,4.,:.frr;. - ,.....- ' e: s , sr ,.... ...... --- 1' , - e , i L . -- : t V " , ... W i , - i ' - .. la, , I toei ' . 1 .9',041t , '. URAN1TE N. ' , . I , ' , . - w,Were S I .. .: ...' s ' ... I I 1 , -- - 's. j I , 1 I - I A - - Eider. JOS IL. Ogden; Zilertaon. Eigy N, - , ; ::: 000 Aer , , Kendall, lianiaquill. Delin g Johnsen11. Nephit Jeffery, ; Fred. Dividends , L W .. Keller.' straits. Jneketto, Riverdale; Kilburn. A. G., Lagoa; Larsen, Andrew, 'llantaquint: Union, Geo. W, Provo; Law, J. A, Pay. son; Lundell. Parley C, Benjamin; rLynn,l Fred M., Mona. Madsen, Charles A., Provo; Madsen. J. J. Sr., Provo; Noyie, Lyman. Alpine; Niels: DoretitY.-- Payson: Nielson, Leland. Nephii Nielson, Nephit Parker, John H.. Payson; Parkinson, Taylor.. BellIalltin Pinball, Cbaries Ogden; Ponwson. W. K.. Mt. , Pleasant; Montle, L. D., Payson! Platt, hair-braincEdward, Nephit Provolgerd, Gee, Solt Lake City; Reeves, E. V, Springville; Roberts, shooting. Joe, Ogden; Roos, La Von. bantaquint GOOD IDEA TO SKIN DEER 'Rowe, Glen A., Santsquin. Sanders, Newell V., Kaysvilits Sebindle, ' SAME DAY IT IS KILLED :Riebard An Sail Lake City; Speneer, R. V.. Stickney, Albert, It doesn't take many years of hunting to find out that the quick. :Riverton; nantaquhlt $ C. F.. Tooelet Taylor, A. L.. Provo; t er the kill, the better the meat; both from the standpoint of its being Serie. Tilford, Walter, West Weber; Tinhner. K. shot to pieces and run dark. Ernest Hemingway's classic aphorism of Sontaquint Timlinson, C. B.. Pleasant Grove; Van, Kimball, Salt Lake City; I his Indian guide always comes to mind in this respect: "One shot, meat; Wall, Junior, Santaquins Webb, Aubrey M. So two shot, mebbe; three shot, try and take plenty of time Sr.. tiell Lake Citi; Webb, Earl, Riverton; Winn. Beet, Nephit Willey, Jos. A., Payson; and make that first shot count it's the most valuable. Casper, Eureka s Woolf, E. W, Ka. .There is an increasing belief that almost aq important to assur- - Woolf. kat Torii. Marvin C. Eentogoln. frozen-foobeef-like bleedlocker as quick venison for your i ing ALTERNATES t Dig and proper dressingthe rudiments of which have been printed Taylor, Thurman: Clearfield; Orborrow. Salt Lake City; Robinson, J. tea much they should be known by every kid going out for the first Ilta, Salt Lake City; Smith, Mau Clifford, If, Santa. as 'time this you kill. This is such an q uint Lester. lay, Moan; Nichols, Robert, skinning the same day extra-effort so inconvenience and requiresmuch it is seldome done, Payson; Johnson, Geo. A.. Salt Lake City; but this department has- PROVEN to its own satisfaction as re- Fowler, David M, Mona; Pickering, Fee. Payson! Putman. Gen., Provo; Carter, no sult of experimentation that, there is comparison in thequality of 'rein, Clark. Provo; Adam, Mark. Spanish -meat skinned in a hurry and meat skinned several days later, even Fork! Daley. Arthur, Dividend; Nielsen, ' , Marceline, Mapleton; Geeenhanigh, Mar-ga- r: in cold weather. Eureka; Thee, Joe.- 0., Parson; : There ng. scientific basis for this conclusion. On the oth- Hemline,- V. H. American Fork; Carter, Eldridge, Saniaquiat Vanderwerff, Jacob. ,:er hand, there lire a lot of veteran hunters who agree that the Ogden; Dumont, Joe. Lark. hide of a deer has a lot of musk in it and should be removed early. :DINNERS: for much the same reason as the scent glandsfour tufted patches in COWSSionth Salt Creek tnitNebo Lester. Spring City the region ,of the gambrelsare removed Ada, immediately after kilt DistrietAeord. Amos. kaysvillet Mdous, C. S ;Salt Lake trig. City; Allen, Ernest, Provo; Aern. J. R.. bile on the Roosevelt; Mired, Royal L.. Spring City; The only fat In eufficient quantity for salvaging Jake, Moroni; Armstrong, bunt is that found against the ribs and backbone around the kid. Anderson. Vaughn W., Salt Lake City; Argyle, Dell neys. This should be carefully cut out, washed If necessary, and pre. V, Spanish. Fork. Bob. Bearnson, served in a cloth for deposit at the nearest checking station. But. V. a.. Spanish Fork; lissisley. &datelining beck, Joseph 1.. Spring chers say this Interior deposit of fat may range in weight from 214 :City; Bertairnole, Rodn't M.. Ogden; Black-:ha; to a Ace. Moroni; Blain. Man. Mt, Pleas-:an- t; pounds. Boardman, Lehman. Prove; 'illock'SPORTSMEN COULD HELP FARMERS HARVEST CROPS er, W. D.. Salt Like' City; Briggs. Elton. And Utah sportsmen might follow the lead of a statewide co. Layton; Briggs, Glenn, Bountiful; Broadbent, Clyde. Heber; Brown. H. Spencer. operative movement endorsed by the Pennsylvania Federation Sail Lake. City; Bunnell. Morns, Spring Ray, ME heap." yearis mule ' of Sportsmen's Clubs to help the farmer harvest his crops. This would not only be a valuable wartime aid to our country, In view of the acute shortage of farm labor, but what an opportunity it is to effect further solidarityor establish some where selfish Minters may have rendered it nil. Just a few hours a day would help. This amounts to an obligation where had free access to private- - or sportsmen have hunting , grounds. Recently Col. Clarence V. Martin. commander ;of the Idaho State Guard made the suggestion that hunters conserve their ammunition by limiting themselves to only so many rounds for entire big game and 'bird shooting season. "If Idaho hunters ,will do their part by making every shot count eliminate unnecessary shooting and target practice; stop hoard. lag and limit themselves to only so many rounds this )ear, we feel confident there will be enough sporting ammunition to go around next year," Beck concluded. farmer-sportsme- n semi-privat- e ' ' , : r 4 t -'' :. - t -- , ,',, 2 . . ' ,, - , A., ,.,... .- ..1.s iffA . (,,it i ,.., i, 1 , 't ''.. ,:. , ,., ' , ' , 2t: IP 40 , . , 1 ' t fi'rrtilt0 i f Imo' Ai 't ,,,, N4,,, ': , -, , , ' tf 0., " l'Af t ' . .,' ( 4t) " ',.. (Lt s ,, 1 1 I ,1 ,i ,,.X ': 1 I -- itii '; 41 , , , ,,,,,,,-,:....,,- ,.. , 1. , ' ,,,,,,, I "PIRATE'S HOPE." female pointer.eand her owner. R. L. Crowder, Sal! Lake sportsman, pose with the Utah Gun Dog Aasoclation- allage trophy-wo- n at Ihe- - annual autumn 'field trials last week-en- d near Tremonton. It was, this combination's and leg On the coveted trophy, putting them; abreast of .1briPaul Chitt,".. owned Silt Lakez,, Harold-, Day.--her - .. ., . . , , , ' ' ' ,,.. ""'..,L .83 :', '' , ' :: ...0, rNL , . . - t., . - s - 0 a, thing from a adheres closely ical feature, to - fare, possibly lh I i I e 0 :' '' ' - :': :: ':: :' ':' ' :' ' ': , ::: . ;: :, ::::: ::: ,7::: :", , Proposed New Posted Hunting Area ' This area will be set aside by the Stfte Fish and Game Department for posted hunting of pheasants and quail Nov. 1 to 3 if a petition of the East and West Soil Conservation Die. tricts is approved. The posting permits limited hunting throughout the season for $1 in addition to the refular license. Willey. D. M.. Salt Ink City; Worth. Salt ington, J. K. NoPhit Wright. Luke City. ALTERNATES Plesaant Grove; Wright, Herding, Z. D. E., Cbarleatoot Stuart. Robert L. Salt Lake City; Weetring, Claret:re E., Averett, Grant. Hebert Payment Frank, Salt Lake City; Johnson. Ray, L. Midvale'. Mills, Hunting;. Clark, Deward. Salt Lake City' Console. Arthur M.. Salt lake Cites Hawkhm, Earl. no. phi; Dirge', &that.. Mapleton; Child, Earl, sprineville; Averett, Add, Heber; Olson, filleat Moroni; Hurseh, S. R.. Ogden; Johnson, N. A., Fountain Green; Cloward. Ellis Coaard, Moroni; Evans, W. R.. Bone. tiful; Johnson. Ed.. no address. BULLSOLTH SALT CREEK EXIT,. ' NEBO DISTRICT Asgard, Arrsrd, Fountain lineal Andett atm. E. tv., Salt Lake Vim; Anderson. James Z. Moroni' Ashton. laws Heiser. Beek. LeRoy. Bountiful; Backman, E. H.. Provo; Bailey. Kenneth, treautain Green; Bailey. max. moron': ekmb.... B. Sandy; Barton. Z. T., hall Lake City; Bower. Boy V., Lanes: Beek, Clyde, pew. mit Belmont. E. IF, Provo; Bevan. FA Tooele; Bigler. John A.. Indianola; Bala, C. L. gall Lake City; Bob,wg, Joseph Og- deg; B6ditart "Pt LarWni Bonner, 110,11, Midway; Breeze. Glen. Magna; Brennan, A. Salt Lake City; Budge. Merrill J, Ogt den; Bunker. G. E., Delta; Buttery, Far. rell Salt Lake City. coeliac. Paul. Alpine; Carlson, O. N.. Provo; teeter. Lynn L., Nephi; Ceder. steam. Gordon, Lehi: Child, Railth E, A. E., Salt Lake Christen:ken, COY; Chriatensen. Barrow, Metrollit Chris. topherson. Si. W.. Spanish Fork; clerk Mame E, pellet Cole. Stanley. Salem; Cook. Sam. Syracuse; Carole Andy, Og. den; Coroies, Junior, Ogden; Cox, Arth. ur (L. Fairview ; Cox. Manley. Provo; cesnoall, Geo.. Springville; (Vasil A. K, Salt Lake City; Cum Ogden; Creer, Al. salt Lake City. Despain, Roy, Sandy; Deveretz, tuts-ant Grove; DIIIIMIO. Ray. Roosevelt; Du. Kau, John Brooke, Salt Lake City' Brehm. Delon, Chester; Easton, Tom, Salt Lake City; Edwards. Don. tialt Lake City: kin, C. A.. Salt Lake City; Ferguson, R. E., Eureka; Fisher, Mal 11.. Syeatage; Fox. Forrest F.. Salt Lake City; Francis. W. J.. Spanish Fork; Franks, G. L, En- reka; Franks, Darrel L.. Eureka; Frialey, Payson; Frazier, Robert V., Oakley; run. met'. Jack. salt Lake City. George. Arley, Bountiful; Grice. J. A., Ogden. Harem Boyd. Salt Lake City: Hall, Nephit Munn E. Lk Provo; George. Morrell. Henry M. Delta; Hartman. EU- gene, Ogden; Headlund, Sail lake City; Headman. Jengr, Prove; Henderson, Reed, Pensuitch; Hinckley. Deem, Salt Lake City; Huff. Elmer, Spanish Fork; Hughes. Thomas, Salt Lake City; Hunch. G. R., Ogden; Wide, Noall, Kaysville. Jacobs, I. L.. Salt Lake City; Jensen, Ralph C.. Salt Lake City; Johnson. Aryan, Salt Lake City; Guymon. LeGrande, Salt Lake City; Johnson. George, Nephi; John. a, son, M. Reed. Provo; JohneMa. Newell' Provo' Johnson. Z Lee, Prove. Johnson , W. A.. Salt Lake City! Reele, Frank A., Provo' Kellett, Rex. Moretti; Kershaw, Donee' H., Ogden; Kimberlin, a. salt take City t king, Leenal. gait Lak e City; Lamb, Douglas K., Hales' MaeCarttt Donald L. Mur Mr: Madsen, M. J., Sett Lake City: Makin. Harold B, Prove Like City I Marks. F. A., Sa1:111.ake,City; MeCollin, R. D., Salt Lake City, Miller. A. N, Salt Lake City' Morley, Lenard, Salt Lake City; Morgan. Frank. Eureka; Mess, John A., Clearfield; Mar. dock Jame R., Midway; Myers. L. D.. Salt Lake City. Nielson, Jay, Moroni: Nicholson. David, Ramey-eh- ; Norman, Herbert. Salt Lake Cite; Norton. J. R., Springvillet Newell. LeRee. Salt Lake City; OIMPII. J. Alden. U. E.. Prove; Oat. Spanish Fork; Orniede, lee. Arthur J. Jr,- - Nephlt Ostler. D. E., Netthi ; Ostler, Joe; Nephi. Packard, Max.- - Springville' Patterson. William. Salt Lake City' Peek, Willard ft, Roosevelt; Petereen. Royee J. Jr, Brigham; Lynn. Rant. R. B.. Ogden; Robinson. Salle. David, Bountiful; Ameeleannirk; Sanderson, N. S., Eureka; Sampson. allot, Ogden; Sehrack, E. B.. Salt Lake City; Seat, Revive Glen, Sandy; Sessions, Her-vei. Salt Lek. City; Shaw, Clyde, Nephi; Mardi:Mt R. 11.. Nephit imitk. Edwin. Murray,. Smith, Gee. W., Magna; Smith, Jesse L., Smoot. Provo; Smith, William. Provo; Keith 0., Cedar City; Smoot, Max E., Pro. vet Steele. Earl H.. ?kph': Stewart, Otis. City. Spanish Fork; Stride, Everett, Spring Taylor, Elmo. Moroni; Thome. Moroni. Tacker, Wales; Thomas R. W., Prove; Hugh, Pleasent Grove; Tuckett. Lawrence. spoldsh Fork; an Wagner, Burton, way: vill, Ernest, Salt Lake City. veer, tVerburion. Jay, Salt Lake City; Wieler, Owen. Layton; Henry, Murray: El. William. Charles. Midvale; Williams. wood, Otdent Wilson, R. L. Jr., Payson; Woad. Eimer. Midvale; Tergensen. W. G., Provo. ALTERNATESIn order In which they will be taken: Bevan, Mrs. Sadie. Tooels; Smith, mer J.. Provo. auttssorTit SALT CREEK VNIT Fishing: One of those father-socompanionships afield and astream interrupted by the War is that of Major Harold O. Sexmith, Corps of Engineers. U. S. War Department, and his son, Jerry. Major Sexmith was transferred to Salt Lake City from his - home In North Hollywood, Calif.- as a member of the Mountain Division n Engineers, Jerry, 17, had to stay home. It was pretty tough because he and his dad had planned to the minutest detail an annual fishing trip. agley, but Well, the plans went the trip- with friends Jerry took next best thing wrote and as the letter his best pal, dad. a four-pag- e that enabled Major Sexmith to relive the thrills almost as much as if he had been along. It's such a matter-of-fac- t human interest story for sportsmen. Sports from Field and Stream begged the privilege of printing the letter. Here it is: North k Dear repot, Hollywood. September 29, Calif. lett were wondering when I'd get up enough gumption to write you. here it is. I had a swell time on my trip and here is a general outline of We w hero we went and what we did. started out about 5:0111 FridAy morning, the CAI of September. We bad a swell, cool (more or less) trip torsos the desert. We went on the new Folmdale cutoff over the Angelus Nattenuti Forest Highway, which by the way. saves about 20 miles. We stopped In Bishop for a while to buy some tackle and get some information. Then we went outside Blab-o- p of a mile and fished a little about stream that ran through some nice aldidn't esteb anything Ticker land. falfa and all I got was a inch Loch Leven. of that we decided to After an hour go on up into the bleb eountry, but you saw We a sign that said, know Ticker. "To the Gorge", sad not knowing what we were getting into. we went bouncing merrily ONVI the damndest dirt Mutton that was Over called a road. When we got to our destination we found- it was a miniature grind canyon and it Wall too into to go down into It. To give you an idea re to bow steep get down it was, it took two minute to into it and VI to get out. We ate our dinner on tha mesa above the river and that night. In slept there in the sage down into the the morning we went and. as is started one fishing gorge usual with us. nothing happened--41u- 4 is until I got a bright idsks and flicked my spinner into the current lust above a big rock across the river. I kept my line Befit and kept it spinning in a wide are past the rock and down across the river ilk. the following diagram. I imaiine yeti ---- Rains End Fire Hazard In Idaho it,, P On 4Ar - v At. rommonol SEASON' DEER OPENS TODAY REED 4 - 4" ME, , , e ' The Army Sent Dad To Salt Lake But Son4s Letter Rejnearnates The Trip They'd Planned er 11 climbs - a 10.000 foot pass as a 'farmer. lattee, and only picked off abOi. apisee. aPPer.- which homes you at the telt: same we That went Into thensand of the night up Thai you drop down a couple valley; headwaters of the San Joaquin and camped feet of rocks; switch back into Reds went at next The Meadows. we sod day then you dintb about fat feet up there, seeing the Devils Poet Pile, there you ar at Hammitt Lake (sounds around and Rainbow Falls. and also doing little man., doesn't It?). We started fishing bit of fishing on the lien Jeannie. That with a bang. retching about three et four. afternoon storm came and started a It tip Welters. apiece. right Of Me bat. Theo to snow In flurries, se we had to pull came the revolution. out of the campgrounds and go no to breeze, ,the Reds Meadows lodge end rent a. tent All of a oudden it little which we next to impossible to east hi, hen. The next day wee clear so we atom. so that ended that. but two kept started out to bike to Minaret Lake. The trail sign at the beginniag of the on trying tnyhow with minute (aihniett) auto was bike said.- - "Minaret Lake. 0 miles." be anceess.- - This lakes wster about Ma yards from the eastern bona. WI started out. We went across meadow half Mile Sallee, and then started darA of Yosemite. Its hat a little ways about below the timberline; and on the north climbing up the mountain, which was, in this spot . nothing but a pile particular inhabited by shore le all ateadowland. of decomposed white lave. The trail was great grasshoppers and coneys. The auto plenty herd Se hike on because 16 was shore is a rockslide that goat right up, soft, dusty. and Plenty steep. After about thousands of feet up. into the peeks. a mile of that, the trail leveled out This is somewhat sparsely populated with and we began to go through country soles even of we took which plenty marmots, at beautiful more than the Rover Lakes' but area , Is potshots with Skinny's "Woodsman", going some). (which without results. We got a oollido of ConThe country is known so the Minaret and...went heCreek. disgusted Ail linen: whole the is railed get eys. valley 'set "Minaret Creek." Tel go by a little lake back. by morales where there are The next day we packed up our stuff surrounded plenty of Jucke hi the Fall. Prom then In our pack.eacks, anu parked in over the on you climb up the valley, out to the same trail for about 4 miles, and then stream The trail leads through tall for. mounthe aide of the across tut off este. short forests, utesdows and big wind. tain and down Into the 'Hoover Lakes falls. All this is surrounded en both skies some Ws Primitive Area." passed through by high peak, with the anew still ea country rve ever them he patehes. At the upper end of the If the meat beautiful in of were tiers, sort seen. The meadows volley are the needle spires of the MMrock, wets, We climbed up. and up.swith the separated by evergreens end sloping made trail getting "teepee all the time. Finally which was formed in blocks, and swell stepping atones. Little creeks came after a bit of rock climbing. we eame up down all ever the mountainside and do. ever the edge and there it was. Minaret Lake is the clearest, deepest signs were everywhere. Me got down to the upper Hoover Lake and bluest lake I have ever seen. Perfeet trout wster and perfect, for a spinner. I and tne in afternoon, about two o'clock wait to est any lunch, tio I slaw fished I little creek above it. 'ticker tied euldn't tackle together as feat as I eouldh my ped and dipped on a big "Royal Coachman" and cut out. happened. I sot it in. A fish kit it right away anti he again. Nothing Nothing bemused. I east again? hall gait. a fight with it beton; he could .Rang." And I do mean Rang." Home. the out of he is as in. Ii Just got bring thing hit my Hoe haeder than anything had water, the leader broke at the fly and ever bit it before. First it went down leis deep. then up like a roeket..-ou- t of the it flopped back into the stream. should have heard as cunt It was a watershaking all the time. tail walking. rainbow, that weighed over a pound, dives and jumps. one after he ether go you ton guess bow fat it wait. titc After about five minutes of that. I brought t buyelledmantfair sed went so down th the lower lake and bun ao an tpeedum:e7Wteetsteitra started fishing that. We both taught we two 1114nch trout right off the bat. They ' and be was measured freckle seem everhim, had just. I trout were the prettiest post a hair I tinder fourteen 'tithes of They were a crow betweem g rainbow. (14441. I ran pee and tlioldere. this letter le going to drag out pretty that The wind had bees blowing quits a far if I don't hurry up a little. so I'm math gale Just the day before, only today. going to shorten up the deeeription Much. Much. Much, MUCH, colder. to. little and lust finish up by telling Yoe cause the why was overcast with great the plarao we went end hirer many. and do any how large, and what kind big. cumulus clouds. We couldn't of fish we more fishing, berause, after we get out caught. and if you want details I'll tell of the shelter of the rockslide, that ore- them to yent next time I sets yeti.) We finish-tioff that day with about arated the tot lakes. the wind blew so strong that we couldn't mist, so we limit a snit a pies of rainbow,. The to back took went us twit an and hour and a bait trip dusk about and gave up get beck we found that the trail the slide to make camp. There wee a whee,we edge sits was off ltt6 miles. 'It was lit miles nice, soft, meadow on the lake's teem mid top alb back and I miles round the where it was sheltered. imam or less, lake. which makes a nulls bike, and a the wind end we wad e. same there. 11benr toheot. Needless to my, we fried our fish in Witter and ate theta were a fish bit shot whet we to the ear along with soup and spaghetti. and fruit after trotting MI miles to got beat the dark- and cookies. and water, for our dinner. ness. The next day we rented horeee and built a big, roaring went up Minaret Creek and fished After dinner we that, booth. and erawled into our sleeping and rams out with limit of bags which were reinfereed by extra ban. which are the meat beautiful fishGolden., le the beta. I bad am my long.handied under- reentry. If I'm any Judge. About four wear, two pairs of wool boot gecko a of these were IS inches vritich is darned scarf, pajamas. and a wool ski haoall big for that matey. which 11 MAY se to deep in. It was Laid. The wind kept .""ble' The next day Ticker went 0 miles dowel finding holes in the top of the sleeping bag. Hero it would wenn its icy way the elan JOrnettill and fished upstream. down my spine. he spent a fairly restful le four hours be caught about 200 treel, night and emerged into the cold dews of which be kept about SO (five over to to wave some flies at the fish before fill un hie pop. limit). After be fin. that damnable wind sprang up. which kited fish)ng. which by the was. cusisted It did hi short order. We fished all day of climbing cifffs en narrow with the weather clear and quite a hit from one hole to another, be took a ledges drink better, although it started out pretty of water and started bac& ever what look. We took our limits out that day ed like a short rat on the windy. Per map. and packed up and went back to the miles be climbed on a kill, and intofivea Virginia Lakes. That afternoon we pack. deep poeket. up hill and dowa . into a ed up our stuff and took off down into Pocket. until be wee lust about reeked. the Mono Valley and Thompoon's Ranch, He finally reached the trail and started at which place we spent the night. hiking. when the eramps bit him. He'd The next morning we fished the Went' walk a few steps and have to sit down. River, which runs through it and Boon He got back to ramp about :30 at night. got a It Inch Loch, which was the only I've never seem a sick looking guy before. good fish we took. We quit fishing about His eyes bulged and be looked like he'd t:00 in the morning. and walked up the lost pounds. He told he went Wrench fit'Pr to the ranchhouse, where we ate "Hell" 4or about five miles, and be shoe more pancake., apiece, than I've ever seen said he kinda went nuts. We fixed him I, one Place beton; in 'my life. Thee we some hot soup and put him to bed and left and drove along the foot of the moon. be wee the next morning. Ho tains and fished about every ther creek perked up and started home, and had We good trip erases the desert. I hope you we canto tit with varying secrete. took a side trip and visited Silver Lake. can rend this writing. Thanks for 'very. Great Lake. Hull Lake, Upper Duck Lake and Gem Lake Creek. We only fished the - . I 4 , al t Al 4 - 1' I "" ttI -- - s s - - .4 ! nccD"'" 0 PRICES PAID f HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, FURS AND WOOL HIGHEST - t Hunters! Attention or Call orSee Nearest Branch Colorado Animal By-Produ- Spanish Fork Ogden Garland Salt Lake City , - . 4 I ' Ian; II - John H., Salt Lake City.: Chris. tauten. Glen Lee. Provo; Christensen. Es-li-e, Moroni; Chtistensen, L. G., Provo; Christiansen Niels, Fount Green; Christensen. Ilorcinit Wesley. Mrs. Eska. lipsnish Fork;Chrtapherson, Clay, J. W., Murray Melvin E, Midvale; Clements, floweret Clark. Moroni; Clyde, Robert E, Salt Lake City; Coates. tlair, Gunnison; NERO DISTRICT Coaman, Keith, Salt Lake City; Cooke. Ben. Syracuse ALTERNATES...Order la whiek they will Coe, Irvin. Layton. be tattoo Deeraffenried, W. K.. Salt Lake City; M., J. M.. Spanish Fork; Easton Diliman, Miles. Roosevelt; Dunn. MP, Salt Itraper. Lake City; Lesbian, P., Prove; Salt Lake City; Jarvis. R. M.. Esser. Clifford. Huse. L.. Noel Deseret; Charles. Salt Lake City; Evans, Biaek, Floyd. ogdest: Fay, Gen. M., Nephit Sharp M. Spanish Forki. Fralle011, Claude. raison; Fischer. John G.. Provo; nester. Reward netts; Baffin., Earl, Delta; Gilman, 11 AIIMPTICIIII Fork; Garth. Provo; Christie, R. L., Lark; Igen. Fisher Harold. Lay. ton ' Gam. Stacy D., Ogden; nee C. E. Salt Lake City; Riegel. Lewis Alton Giles, City; B., Provo; Glover: Wallace. Lehi; Wrier, R. Map'eton Tiseitner L. Z., Salt Lakelawell Wray& Coaten. H. L.. Gunnison; O., Ogden; Grow, Otto S.. Salt Lake City; , Mo. Kiri Markham. C Fountain Green; Harris George E., Ogden; Haim. . Morgan Ilea W.. Brigham; Watson, :Springville: Hall, Clifton. Springville; Han'. D; c, St. George. Mood, Alvin 1,, Fairview; Hansen, H. D.. Fountain Green; Hasiant M. A., Salt Lake City; Hinckley, S. L.. Salt Lake City; Holbrook. Myron, Bountiful; Hortley, An. drew V.,, Indianola; J. O., 011. den; Hugh. Thomas Huge, j., salt Lake City; Hunsaker, Orlin. Delta; Hyde, Noel, Mrs., keys, il ie. Ingle, Chris (dent Lindquist Clyde A., Leven, Edgar Ed. ar wriest Lynn, Ogden; J. B. Henefert enchains. James. Tone's; BOISE, Oct. laeobsen A. Jensen Hans, Nephi; of closure of certain possibility Moroni: I has. C., salt Lake Johnson, areas it! the Boise and Payette Johnson. R., Sea. Lake till; Jones, lily; Penton L.. Nephi. National Forests to hunters be. ---:"0 1 ., '''.1,10 ii, Ns',Nz Kammeyer. H., Ogden; Kendall, Elmer cause of fire hazard has been , 111.. Salt Lake City; Kimball, Lalop A., S. F. rains. 1, recent more: King. H. C.. Salt Lake City. eliminated by NMeDermott. Joe. Bountiful; Na McGrath. Moore supervisor of BoisePhil. Solt Lake City; MePhearson Earl tional Forest, reported. Idephit NiePherson ,Merie. Nephi; McPherson. Seth. Nephi. There is little possibility, now. Donald ,' Mager'', Roy. Steens; he said. of a serious fire for the ' E. C. ; Miles, Jack. For the benefit of duck hunters, remainder of the season. salt Lake Cite; Miller. James F., Salt. i lake City; Millian. Arnold IL. Springville;r1 sunrise and sunset times for Salt Miner. Alma, Springville; Miner..A. l..1 Lake City Iva 1;PTITAS RAINING CATS the y '.during Solt Lake City; Miner. Eugene D., spring season extending to Dec.I1 . vine: Mori. Late, Moroni; Morley. meek.. erfowl On their way to bring the cows , Fountain Nelson. Bud. Provo; 23, is as follow,. Green; home from pasture near Alpena, ortober Lamar. H. Moyle. Magna; Murdock, Ben.' 118 to nat. 1560 Mich.. recently, Eugene King. 12, Heber. RA Keel 748 8:43 13 Nelson. Charles A.. Spanish Fork r Niel- - is his cousin, Donald Septet', 7 t511 CU and C 24 '1:4 1 0:4 IS sem. Grant, Spring City I Nielson. Harlan,: 25 ...... 7:51 8:33 heard a doe snorting in the woods. 4 '1 salt Lake City; Nielson, James 1 Fenn- - 17 ...... 7:41 11:43 131 N.-753 5,53 Etigene called his father, who, 1,:::,, 7.43 8:43 Is , tuin Green; Nordstrom. Monts. 1:M Ad" armed with a 7.44 11',1 27 ,. the found iTf: Nimley. Lee, Moroni; Olsen. It L., Moroni; 10 shotgun, N a 211 :54 7 :2 .. , 10 AN:N 745 8;48 , Olsen. J. 1.. Salt Lake City. 754 .cts doe had- treed three bobcats in Pannier. Clyde O., Stall Lake City; Pet- iI .. .... 7:44 8:49 20 of her It just got peat the rock and wham The trees. r: 1 7.57 body :33 .7:47 ..... 21 separate B erson. lAurenee Salt Lake Cit.t; Pitts, '1 33 of greased lightning hit the line al fawn. slain by the cats, was lying aandpiece Earl. Salt lake City; Pyne, Clifton, Orem; made the tip of the rod Just about November a cat attempt. hit the time Raleigh. Ross. Snit Lake City; Raynor. Every That simple treat slammed butt. nearby. .. cm 5:17 16 1.59 cis I .a. Cat A.. Ogden; Richardson.' Lon, Continent. 8:13 11:811 ad to descend to eat the fawn the all over the river. Jumping and tail walk8:041 4:23 17 3 ,11 Bank; Ridged.. George M.. Silt Lake all the time for about three minutes 15 ing 1 5 On doe charged. 801 0:21 IS 3 In which time I eouldn't even think City; Rigtrup. R. L.. Springville; Ritchie.: 4 8.20 0:07 8:03 GM 11 to him in. Theo be gave of Clyne, Charleston; Milner, Fred, Provo; bring trying 8'04 CIS 28, ......... 321 4811 5 a great big . imp about two feet out Rollins. Harold. Morgan. 8.13 0:03 8 ...... 8:05 8:18 St all the way up of water. the Edwin. fighting set. Spanish Fork; Shepherd.' 1 111111 117A 41:05, :17 21 Heber and then fell back in end floatedbelly ft, Pali Lake City; Sherwood. 3 1108 0:15 113 823 1:011 more es fight. I vested him George S.. Salt lake City; Shupe. Letitia upwith 0:111 21 11:115 ' 3.13 S:03 we in end- found be , was dead. aWkett :Ogden: Smith, Bessie. Provo; Smith, Earl IS 1:111 OM 23 ... . 1h211 0:03; to him. we found cut him (dean open Provo; Stift. John H.. Fountain 11 is20 11:43 5:11 11:13 SS a was had heart Boy that burst, ihis Green: Spews'', Earl. Payson; Stoker. $AO 11:02 Olt 1112 II We worth catching. "Seders nit! Whits you are reading this and wish31 het. Sandy; Stoker, W. m., Sandy; Stan.: 13 1111 dill 21 Sir decided and after that fishing stopped out wers alter your buck, 11 SO ing you ley. 11:15 5:32 0141, Nephi. 14 to to a IIP Into the high country to the 11111 5:111 311 Tanner, Sterling. Payson: Taylor. N. IL. 15 113 11:31 some lucky fellow Is hringing kis into Virginia Lakes at 11.900 feet. We gad -- ..Detembts camp. But. this hi only lb. first witskTablas. I. J., Stilt Lake 'City; Provo; there that afternoon and it really was nd out of tour an dm attire 'mason 3:34 11:111 11 Thome. Halyard. 'Kaysville; Thomas.- Mag, 1 040 a swell it arna surrounded by great. spot. is bunting, on DOIrtlit Mountain. Van 1135 OAS 13 Nephi; Torii. J. D., Springville; peaks. about Ilene or .110040 4...1412 :::601111; Wegood furnish hems, bods and moats ibis.- rugged Tim 3.1341 4:00 Wagner, Elroy. Heber City; Vernon. Her. onewfields tome almost high. at our permansat camp at reasonable .11:411 old J.. Milford; Vernon. Joseph. Milford; 4 ....44.1:37 6:00 15 to the Water on the lower lakes :110 IS A 3:41 11:011 rates. l'ecnon. Stanley IL. Milford; lithe's, L. and touch the water du the hilich ones. -3:39 11:011 17 H.. Nephi. weether.-with, It 11:02 COO IS ..... 3 Walker. IL L. Pleasant Grove:: Wan. a blue sky 104 perfect temperature.BEEBE :1141 :411 ID S 44 4:02 A .... We fooled around for awhile as the bier.; Eric. Levan; Warburton. Hagen 1149 1142, 441 11:011 IN Salt Lake City; Ward. Emery. Pries; O lower- - lake. thee wo took horses and WitCTION, UTAA 11:04 SI I03, went to Sumgait Lak e. which is Webb, Leslie,. Delta; Weight, Henry M.. 10 mike "NW Moe. bait Lake city; Wilkinson. 1.3:41 SAS Z111 all the- hardest-- Ulan -- acre lo.,-IrirHarry.. , 4 , s .Z.Vo..., - , . lt "II ut "3 tA t .,' 4 4.40, well-traele- d ,N 6 'OP f t tit' I .1(1 ' 'I 1,t : ,,'..."' 1 s' , , ' ' : t1 li,!lf,' it;r,,1 , .' 71;1' ,, Asi, 11 ft4,fi, k ,...,, ' ,,kiciAlid, t ii t,,,, , , , , t sr, ,,,.., :, .,,.,,,,, r,,,,,,,,;,,,,. ,,,,.:, , ,, ; ,,,-- 4 r,1,,A 44 'Win Second Leg On Gun-Do- g Cup i.,,r.,;,,,,k--,Ay.:,-,17.,..,,,,&,,,,,- , 4 ) 0411 1, ,4k: '4 zr ik. ., ir. i't,' . t ,,,,,it , , ' .- - . )t ralrl ',N., ,.. ' tt I ,, roi4( ,--., 4, I , , - ' 4 ,i , 04; ,. ( ! T. C 4t, ''41r."" . i. il ti,T.,, 0 K f;' ' I .14 - ,,,, , .... . - A Single species may, and come from as far west as the frequently does, have Many migra- - GREAT SALT LAKE MARSIMS.' lit a single section of Flying eastward they .travel at , light angles to ducks of their own Lanes ; 1,,,,.,4 e 4 i. I i 1 , City. Chase, '21 s..:116 ..4 - , are narrow path- - that following the Mississippi or west. ' 11 -' ' , to some geograph- - ern cources. ' 1 111 pub a broad orough.IMISSISSIP.P1 HIGHEST a hundred miles! The Mississippi flyway ranks , wide. 'highest so far ai numbers of ducks A flywiy, 'however, is a defi- - and geese go. It is along this route ! ,. BY JACK WELCH t nits geographic region. It has that mallards journey in greatest Our waterfowl traverse routes during their migration breeding and wintering grounds profusion, and there are swarms of ringnecks. bluebills, Canflights, not as- definitely marked as; and a more or less complex aye- - pintails, ada geese, redheaos, canvasbacks, the Lincoln- highway or Boston tem of migration routes.' ,blue and greenwing teals. It's tae Post road, but established lanes ofr FOUR FLYWAYS As a result of the studies of route of traffic nevertheless. Some veer to east or west and are prolonged by Mr. Lincoln and others It has been whitefronted and lesser snow detours, but all eventually lead VS determined that North America geese. The blue goose breeds en' Baffin island and Southampton, winter refuges in the southiatid. boasts four major flyways---AtUntil the routes were checked lantic, Mississippi, western and Pa- - and winters in a comparatively and double-checke-d by the band- cifit, following roughly the routes small area in Louisiana. Many birds of the Mississippi ing method there was only a Implied by the names. vague Suspicion that they exist- , Sotne., of the wildfowl frequent- -- flyway, howeveL start from breed- died at all, though every :"duck: ihg the Atlantic flyway come ing groundsirMinnesota. country" hunter was aware that rectly from the north and proceed del,k coast. ducks and geese flew south with down the They include the advent of fall and that if he greater snow geese, Atlantic brant, ta of the Mackenzie river contrithousands of them. The nor frequented the marshlands with a Canada geese and a large number butes them entrance to this route shotgun he znight bag some. Band-- 1 of black ducks. Many of the black to ing of individual birds, however, ducks along the south and mid- tune's from- eastern Montana has revealed that members of cer-- 1 Atlantic coast, however, originate Wisconsin and the width- of the thin species are likely to originate in western Quebec and Ontario, flyway gradually narrows until it In the same localities and travel first traveling southward to the reaches, the Gulf coast.the same routes year after year at western end of Lake Erie, where The western flyway. on the other is almost perfectly rectanguapproximately the same time. they are join.ed by Michigan birds, hand,uniform in width from north though the exact dates are greatly- and then turning abruptly to the ler, to south. It is used chiefly by pin-east. Influenced by weatherconditions. similar course is charted by tails, redheads, cinnamon teal and Banding research also disclosed few other species. that migration routes and "fly- mapy Canada geese originating on a The Pacific flyway Is least linHudson hay,. No diving ducks to ways," previbugy:-assumemust be separately defin- breed in the east,-bMany red. portent 4)f the four majorliresof ed. Frederick C. Lincoln, govern- beads, bluebills and canvasbacks travel. It k accommodates cackling ment authority on the subject, says take the easterly route to the At- -- geese, black brant and some sea " migration route may be describ- - lantic coast, thence southward, ac- ducks, together with the protected Ross' goose. Most of the redheads ei as the path over which a ape-- 1 icompanied by some pintails and that fly this routs come from the es, or a part of a species, travels gadwells. etween its summer and winter Some redheads that fly This route GREAT SALT LAKE MARSHES. Utah Sunset Sunrise Table , 1 T : . , ,i ' ' ;' 7 . , ... i ' fool-proo- - If the deer that are take. are properly eared for as venison, .between 4,000,000 and 4300.000 pounds of meat will be realised fig.. tiring an average of SO pounds per carcass. Many thousand pounds of that will be fat of tremendous potential value in the war effort as raw material for explosives. It la the patriotic duty of every hunter to do hia best to inaure use of the venison and fat from every deer killed. This t Means a lot more than a mere admonition. It means first of all not trying impossible shots, and waiting until a deer gets as close as to come before firing, if it happens to be that kind of I it's going I idiot. Doing this will serve a two fold purpose: (I) Killing cleanly allavoidance of hitting a fellow hunter with impulsive . l::. '''":".'',:. 2 I -. - , ::.:::' 40.- - d il ... ;,.,;:.,,r,;,;;,-,',:,-,1'1....;-,-.- ' I the-ma- ,I, , - Canadalve.-1-0;000-square-m1l- , :: : ,- duty-boun- , ". ,- - -- t- Mona; English, James. Provo; Eriekson, TRUE CHECK DEPENDS Leonard. St. John. Fettle,. MIS. Anna M.. ON RETURN OF DEER TAGS (sirens Plendert. Ihneutv, Payson; Fran. H. Payson; Plangent, Fr's Geo. The uncertain variable is w hether or not the influx of hunt- eon, Pilleallt ; Freemen. Herman. Riverton; ers among war Industry workers has equaled the great numbers of A, Feint, E. W., snit take City. by Uncle t .'young Men taken from the rank t of Utah deer hunters Gallagher. A.J. Salt Lake Geirieth, y season in Dr. William C, Bountiful;City;Greeitheigt. Sam's armed forces. Also, whether or not the were issued this Albert A. Saataquin. Halverson. Allon;20,000 special permit where Forest Fishlake the Halvorson. Marlowe, silt Lake season 1 Oedent Hanks. the year, will greatly increase the tak e..Alwayalieretofork Chip ' Alas' been confined to 11 days. Pork City; Hanson, Hanceck, Edward. ,,Whatever the actual figures turn out to beand ever hunter Melvin. Eureka) Hinson. Oscar, Goshent Hansen. Wni. W. Payson; Harmer, AN to drop his post-car- d Who calls himself a sportsman- is mon. Papas' Haynes. Carl, lidephit Head. f count areaM In first -11. C, Soaniskiorki Hersleff,Hel.. : In history can be -- attaineda lot of deer are goTng to be killed. en fl., Deltn; Hiekok. F. A... rinit Lake A number almost unbelievable to sportsmen in states which are City; Hinnies,. Emelt Jr..LAmerican Fork; ,not so fortunate as to have a deer herd between 100,000 and 200.. Homer. Lyle B., American Fork; Hudson,. I , north-and-sout- N .111 , , homes- - . - 4 , , '0..,47:0-0..i.'.-...-Olig-0A0'.- - 1-,- , Lk. It . I s..,11, - .:, - ,Zi , .k0':11-tái-44,:"0'- of. . ek -- , 000 ..,........---- olt.:.' 4'4' w ..1 1 .0.ft- - ..;:' .tft I :::I ) El ,!., rip; 0 - a iu-- , ' It r,''' till - --I- ,- teat ., 2., -,- "4".... , ' VI d7;21 11, "'.4 ,... ,70,,70" f ''' yfy 'ono ,.... . 1111 ' -- r7 frIAllk, ,1 s ' - ' t: UNION , - I - -- ! itiarrtrntrrm ,............,...,.. SANDY " 041,1 0 0 if;;..I, I ' country., Other Permit Holders To , . ..,,,a0 011 i, . 44 . :ESTIMATES 'VARY ON , 1.,, " ' ', :EXTENT OF UTAH DEER HUNTThe best informed observers can only Conjecture as to the ' The 400 lucky holders of permits 0400s AT , 7: nuMbet of hunters in the field between now and Nov. 8, the to hunt elk Nov. 8 to 17 in the 1 MtNebo region were an::I 1 .. t closing date of Utah's longest deer season. Also as to the. deer 1popuiar A iflounced this weelt ;by the State 11 ' 1 Fish and Game Department as , , The wide divergence of opinion on this subject is interesting. follows:: anima sitxwisr tcrAto tNIT--- . I, E. N. Larsen, of Hyrum, chairman of the State Board. of Big tiJ bitao oiRrator Utah ' Aagani. 'Vance Game Control, was quoted as estimating more than 35,000 4!4 W., Proves Adams, Nei. hunters"- will be out, .witn the average x.tti being .uv.,,pf.t- u.e..:11:.11 don. Spanish Forks Millis, J. L. Salt I 1 1 1 Air .1. sk ow bucks and 75 per cent on does, This would place the 19.42 estimated Lake City. Beard, Wallace G. Peeve; Ben. son. W. Warne. Al. Parapet, 'total kill at between 45,000 and 50,000 Si against an , estimated 40,000' via. Payment Boldwell. Jos. Billington, ' L., Sanlaquint last year. Bowles. Carl, Nephit Bowies,- - Roy. Nephi; I The other extreme Is the estimate of R. E. (Bob) Ifebbeler. 1,11 Braithwaite, Roy. Dividends BroWit: limit: I I and Game AIRIO Payson: Bullock. Bob. Provos 1111110elt.1 active president of the nott. Lak .5 County Fish rou,111AMIF.. I y Provo; Burt. Ralph, .P.,IPF.. ; I I elation, who figures the kill will top 80,000 animals, or z double II Geo, DRAKtk Carver. 'Herold, Ordeal- Christopherson. i vl I last year's estimate. . Dent, Spanish Fork; five:non. L. W.. Santa. I lhk, I believes I of senior C. state i1an conservationist game, Randle, quint Cloward, Albert. Moroni; Clowned. there are as many hunters in the field this year as last (59,009) 1e1ls, Poyang"' Collegge. John A.. Lehi; I I Tv.... nielden M., Payees; Curtis. Owen Uma 60 on cent bucks itawath will average per and possibly 60,000: that they -; 600 :eolith. Start :Ake City; Davie. Geo. B. rt and 70 pei.cent 9n. does. Tlits world Chas. .11:, Payson. l . (14 . 1117717:V1---rozzr-,--- ' ' ,, '. - - . ' .. k '114 Oil - ' . , by'Máck Corbott , - ; 4 -- . g ,,.. - .... , 7 q,. - :, , ..,-..-- "allIMENIMMOSA ' ., , , 1..''''''.1VV'..- ' , - ,: , ''. A ........,.........,24-,...,-;-- ---. , , &kity.544ml 40,4firiplgo ....- -- f 1 1 4P' ----...t e ' .,... I C) , 1 y4(V441ft ,,...... . :.. 1......, -' 1 ' . :- . - - f.-- . 1 ; f 1 . 1 I , I . I . Saturday, October:17: 7942 . . Company Loga Heber City -- - 4. |