| Show v 'fV i J - i stand In line to await PEOPLE turns and then pay chunks of money for the healthy : x privilege of going on a lion hunt with Giles Goswick one of the greatest if not the champ of all the mountain lion hunters of the present day Goswick has more than 500 scalps to his credit and he’s not through yet In fact he expects to keep after the long-taile- d cats as long as he can straddle a horse s Goswick retired from the Ari-zofish and wildlife service a while back to his Mayer Ariz ranch with an official tally of 352 scalps He had taken almost 200 scalps however before his stretch of seryice for wildlife began and has taken more since Today it is a matter of but a’ short time after he has word that a lion is making inroads on some rancher’s stock until the Goswick mobile unit is on the way His saddle and pack animals his camping gear and help be they tenderfeet sightseeing or hardened neighbors or friends are ajl transported in an ordinary car and a pickup each pulling a trailer nk 27-ye- ar - LIONS favor rough country— the rougher the' - better — and Goswick can lay cjaim to hav- - dogs closed in for the kill Goswick could still see the beast glaring balefully at him with only the thought of getting at the man They are dangerous sure but only as are rattlesnakes They want to get away Goswick breeds his own hunting dogs and a good lion' dog is valuable He prefers part Blue-tic- k and part Walker with once in a while a little bloodhound blood to make a slow careful tracker He has never lost a dog to a lion Lions will tome a lot And if Y du Don't Believe: It Take Word of Giles Goswick Who Has Taken the Scalps of 500 of Them of the ing hunted over -some -- the Grand countryt roughes Ari- of central Canyon country Will zona Since a lion invariably seek the: high ridg s and crags it is the task of the men and dogs to cut all r dges in the area where latest signs have been found The animal’s love most got him the nam lion’j although he known as puma panther and cougar Once a trai is cut providing it is fairly recent the chase 'Is on and it is a chase that sometimes li ists several days It ends onl when the lion has been brought to bay either in some tree ir atop sbme boulder or in some cases when the beast has shaken his pursu ers and they have to give up in disgust Lions do not scream like woman Goswick will tell you (Some people insis they do) ' They growl snarl blow and even whistle— yes he claims they whistle like a bird' There is another thing with which he Would like to take exception with a lot of Arizona writers and hunters too Lions are hardly of the enormous size as sometimes described It takes a large one to weigh 140 pounds and he' has yet to kill one which measures more than seven feet eight inches from the tip of his tail to the tip of his nose Someone is always going off j after a hunt bragging about he and Goswick a nine-foot- er bagged A mountain lion' is a coward Only once in all of nis experience has a lion ever turned on him Goswick relates and that was a time when the big tom was treed and he stepped in close to finish him off with a revolver shot The lion came down the tree after the hunter and even as the ’ nearer killing a dogby wearing him out over rough country than they will with teeth and claws H FURTHER believes that a mountain lion is not the wanton killer he is often pictured The ' animal will usually eat every bit of a critter he kills even down to most of the bones He is of the opinion after years of observation that a lion will kill three or four deer to one calf In spite of the fact that he has seen big stallions and steers which were killed by a single lunge of a big tom straight to the throat he thinks such kills are the exception Lions exist chiefly on calves and fauns which are easy to catch two-year-o- ld A lion may be ferocious wily but Giles Goswick j a ranch near Mayer Ariz he will' help a never fails to bag the one he is after Living on j neighbor who has been bothered by a always mountain lion & Finding a trilobite over three hundred million years old was exciting day for Nels Bogh U S grazing service This Bug Is More Than 300000000 Years By Frank Beckwith VTELS BOGH 1 of the U S ice of this area bite which for JL division chief grazing serv- found a trilo- h sharpness of preservation large size and general excellence is a museum specimen of rare worth The trilobite was found in weathered-ou- t lime two and a half miles east of the lower spring of Antelope Springs high up in the mountains near the massive limestone ledges of the House range in Millard county It was identified ' by the Smithsonian institution as being a specie? wof neolenus and of yftge mid-Cambri- : superimposed an Textbooks on ‘historical geology fix the date when this creature was living in the ocean waters then over this part of Utah as exceeding three hundred million : years’ ago! Nels was working 'with the CCC camp stationed there' and in his spare time prowled the hills in search of trilobites In one of his more extended trips toilsomely climbing the steep slopes which are usually shunned by the less energetic he was rewarded ' with this rich find No one in this area ' has found a better specimen - i - ‘The TRILOBITE died and fell into the soft limy ooze of the ocean bottom settling ABVEKTI8EMENT HEED LAXATIUE? Then do as Millions do! 't'- S When you feel dull headachy sluggish because you need a laxative t! chew z tastes like delicious chewing gum You chew it like gum! And scientists say cheioinfl makes feew- famous medicine more effective— readies’ so it it flows gently into the system 4 And here’s the amazing thing! The action of special medicine detours the stomach! It acts not in the stomach but when it is farther along in the lower digestive tract where this action should take placet Thus it does not upset the stomach-lea-ves you feeling fine at any drug Try — counter for 25 50 or only 10 feen-a-min- nEK-A-Mu-rr mint-flavor- ed 7 feex-a-mint- ’s FEEW-A-Mnfr- — FEEn-A-niO- T- rAMOUS CHCWINapUM LAXAT1VK strata and frost or the fall o f the specimen from the weathering cliffs of the higier ledges broke the cap rock exactly down the- - caster line as that line ' was weakened by the -spines rising from the crea- ture’s back When the cap I rock was broken by the fall it pulled the spines with it and they are now removed from the back of the trilobite and embedded in the cap rock plainly exposed to view Jn life these spines rose from the lower edge of the 5 segments and curved gracefully backward to the next segment followed! by others down to the tail Thus when the creature was alive and attacked it enrolled and its foes were met by a row of sharp spines down the back Ni HEADACHY? - gently then before decomposition set in it was as gently covered by a half-inclayer fjf the same soft lime sediment as a cap rock which sealed the animal tightly kgainst decay In the eons of the creature died the land was several times alternately submerged and uplifted other formations heaped upon it so evenly so slowly that the fossilizing form was! not shattered Came the dayj however when erosion had removed the r has persistently re- fused to sell thej specimen though he has been tempted by many flattering offers He hasf loaned its to a collector for exhibit where it has attracted favorable comment from college students studying geology and from! others in-- ’ terested in ancient fossil life The photographs show the creature in two views one looking directly at it? back (dorsal side) and the other’ a side view in which the spines now held by the ca p rock were actually in place upon the back The scale alongside shows that the trilobite was 3 inches long add across-sectio- n below shows the general convexity of its form at a point about halfway down the length 12M L j name you know in when you buy bulSs You can he sure o greater marked Westinghouse So whenever you need lamps — for See-abili- ty store factory or automobile — ash for Westinghouse lamps Lamp Division bright long-lastiWestinghouse Electric Corp Bloomfield N Tune in Ted Malone every morning Monday through Friday ABC network your home office ng J SEMfDKAM 9 d miniature aim lAMT 0 PttMATlE |
