Show SUNDAY MORNING JULY 13 shortened unbroken horse Bronc-Bust- er to "bronc a vicious — Cowboy who "breaks" bronc Broomtail—Wild mares Buckaroo—Cowboyi g Bucking pitching—the gyrations of a bronc in a rider trying to unseat — A steer wrestler Bulldogglng — Often termed steer wrestling the throwing of a steer by his horns in a rodeo event subject to' rules of the buck-jumpin- Bull-dogg- er context Cavy — Saddle round-u- PIONEER DAYS' EDITION R 23-- D Sheep Wagon Goes Modern With Aerial The man who is willing to leave the beaten track is always These cowboy terms will be in vogue in Ogden during Pioneer days the week of July 24: Bicycling — The act of scratching with first one foot and then the other in the manner of riding a bicycle Blowing a Stirrup — Losing a stirrup which disqualifies rider Bronc — Mexican word for in cowboy parlance STANDARD-EXAMINE- Hiking and Riding Trails Abundant West's Lingo Defined For Dudes "mean" THE OGDEN 1941 horses on a p Chaps—The leather or hair loggings worn by the cowboy to protect his limbs from thy thorns or from rain Chuck Wagon—The rangeland cafeteria which follows the round-u- p and to which tho cowboys come for their meals The chuck wagon is furnished by the rancher and for days during the rounding up of the herds the cow punchers do not return to ranch headquarters-bu- t take all their meals at the chuck wagon - Community Loop — A slang expression to convey the Idea that the roper threw an extra large loop or noose Crow-hop- s — A term contemptuously applied to mild bucking motions — Putting a steer Dog-Fadown with its feet under him The throw is not complete until steer is flat on side with all four feet out Dogie— Weakling calf Eating Gravel— Being thrown from a bucking bronc or wild steer Four Footing — Catching an animal by the feet with a rope in order to throw same for handling Grabbin the Apple—When a bronc rider grabs the horn of a saddle to keep from being thrown ll -- Gypping — Deceiving rewarded with the best fishing hunting most primitive scenery the best health A thousand and one delights await the visitor to Utah mountains who is willing to go just plain hiking There are trails and objectives everywhere which make a hike worthwhile And in such places as the high Uintas primitive area hiking or horseback are the only means of access Consult a forest ranger for Information and maps concerning hiking or horseback trails nd back-to-natu- ' II' 5 ' V i tant After bull - dogger has leaped from pony to steer the hazer mounted picks up former's mount and also protects him from being gored when he releases steer Hobbled Stirrups — Stirrups that are tied down under the horse's belly Hoollhaning— The act of leaping forward and alighting on the horns of a steer in In a manner to knock the steer down without having to resort to twltlng the animal down with a wrestling hold Hoollhaning Is barred at practically all recognized contests JughcadFoolish horse Losing a Stirrup— Pulling tho foot out of a stirrup while keeping the feet moving in a kicking motion in compliance with contest bronc riding rules Losing a stirrup disqualifies the rider Mall Order Cowboy — A tenderfoot in custom-mad- e cowboy regalia and devoid of range experience wild horse with homicidal mania that strikes at or unmounted men mounted ' Maverick An unbranded stray a term well known in the lands of ranches and cattle branding Nose Bag — A canvas receptacle for holding horse feed and which is strapped to the horse's head at feed time much in the fashion of a halter and from which the horse may eat grain when far away from the feed barn Pulling Leather — Holding on to the saddle with the hands while riding a bucking animal prohibted by the rules of all contests and scorned by all real bull-doggi- Man-Killer—- - 1 t t " v ng i - 1' 2 A cowboys Rodeo — Pronounced Hazer — Bulldogger's assis- - re Ro-day- -o WHAT THK H'AK? Current events sure fHi mystery to Ethan Anderson a sheep herder for Teterson of Ilyrum Mr Andersen has radio In his wagon as note the aerial built onto the top of the vehicle Though he spends most of the summer In the wilds away from even other human beings he Is well Informed en world events and has musle comedy er other entertainment whenever he wants it The wagon also hu medera ra bhmr Urea for easy riding — lire with emphasis on second syllable Mexican word for "Round-Pp- " or gathering of cattle on open ranges At roundups cowboy contests originated Scratching— The act of keeping the feet "moving in a kicking motion in riding bucking animals and one of the acts necessary to win at any real contest Screwing Down — The act of sinking the spurs into the girth while riding bucking horse and failing to move the feet in a kicking motion as provided In the rules Sougan— A part of the equipment of the cowboy's bed and is similar to the ordinary quilt or comforter —and All the Trimmm's! Welcome fa Ogdcn's Pioneer Days EVERYTHING TO DO WITH ORNAMENTAL IRON BLACKSMTTHING X 7 i WELDING -- Beat It I Want to Eat i I OSS REPAIR COMPANY 2341 Kiesel Avenue Dial 7012 Ogden's Associated Food Stores SALUTE i 7 - - 4 I ' - l U '7 D ays (Pi - 'V 1 y i AND Ogden's Progress 'r This hardy range ram may not look eauUful to you-tM- it he dors to the mart who owns Mm for he Is a tyim nhleh has IrovMi us worth to the sheepman Ifo was not a Mtl annoyed at being aikeri to stop lunch long enough to po for this portrait WELCOME PARTNER! mL 4n Pioneer Days —and we arc proud too of the progress of our ARHOciatcd Food StorcH Each day more people through the Associated Food Store arc realizing the benefits derived from our affiliation with NItOG which la the world's largest buying group consisting of more than 20000 d Btores independent -- CASH STOKE imiMIIAIX S0M Wall Ave Dial 6244 JULY 10 to 21 JERRY'S FOOD MART 4491 Cl-24t- h St Dial KKAUSE GROCERY Liveliest Spot! 802 -- 28th LAD1L8 INVITED ANDTAPKOOM St Dial 6747 GOMER A NICHOLAS CO WALKER'S BILLIARDS Klesel Avenue f r J- home-owne- OGDEN 2172 m OF THE PAST YEAH lILAUn 202-25- th Dial St Dial 11819 WILSON GROCERY 82 2781 Wall Ave Dial 8816 1 Till 11f 1 Til Nk 5 |