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Show July The Kureka (Utah) Reporter 'First Graylings HULLABALOO Planted in Utah 7Q- -, A Water During Week ABOVC THI NGUNG Angles bq old Hi Dawdle Dell Chronicle C'ltOOKEIt acquitted Laze on a charge of assault and battery Monday. Laze pleaded irlf defense as his reason for hilnose Satling Ai.ce Harris on the witnesses of the None urday night. remembered seeing Alice ottaek Laze, but Laze allowed tney were too young to remember, as Alice suddenly up and his him one day 25 years ago. JUDGE If you want something different in sport and thrills, tussle with a IlrothiT, there turtle on a fly won't hr a dull moment! nl George King of Clinton. N. Y., and Ins partner. Hill Humpliiey. were fishing for bullheads in iJikr Moraine iarl.v one morning month. Hoth used tly rods thid had wen wrvire for many years, to which were attached hail cast-Inreels filled with 21 ioiind test lilai-nylon lines. a turtle weighing Suddenly alsnit pounds grahlicd George's snelled hook, and worni-liaite- il started for shore 200 feet away from the anchored tmat. Hooked in the run of its mouth, and pulling under a taut line, the turtle could not bite the line in two, ami for nearly an hour fought to reach the protect ion of its home. The action was brisk and intense making the 41 - ounce split bamboo fly rod weave ami strain as it curved sharply. It was a great test of what a "delicate" rod could stand up under, ami its worth, added to skill in handling was proven. The rod not only won the battle, tint a short time after a second, smalwrard it ler turtle that also seemed to relish a nighcrawler for fissl. Old Hi desnt recommend that you make a habit of fighting these hard shelled critters on a fly rod but when one is hooked, it sure puts plenty of zip into the fracas. You have to keep the turtle from reaching bottom, or he'll dig in and break the line. lliibnohbmg with these reptiles (but not from choice!) are baas, pickerel, rock Imms, sunfish, and other pan varieties, in many waters. Here is a "gang of fish that will give you some thrills. Itegular wet flies in bright pat- terns, streamers, ami tiny frath- ll R An ad In the Dawdle Dell Chronicle always brings results. Collard Green called A1 Marlin down at Dawdle Dell Motors about an ad describing the very kind of usd car Collard wanted to buy. Hie cat turned out to be Collard s own old jaloppy he had sold Al two inonth''. ago. but Collard was so taken with the description that he bought linear, giving Al $25 profit. ly Odd Bodkin note that the F.x eelsior Elevator Co. up in the city has opened new ofiiivs in a one story building. tunity given Alaska residents to participate in Ked Cross military blood procurement effort was provided by Alaska Steamship Company and Alaska Railroad which transported equipment and staff of King County Central Blood Bank from Seattle to Ketchikan, Juneau and Anchorage. 1703 pints of blood in 64 days was record established in mobile unit sponsored by Alaska Red Cross chapters and local medical societies. Blood waa flown daily to the States by Fan American Air Lines and Military Air Transport Service. (Photo by U, S. Armed Forces) out-foug- .... Odd' wife was gi.cn a divorci Some-hi.by Jiidiv C'rouker TiicmLiy. in mixed writing up got Judge the decree, and instead of awarding Mr. Di.dkin the custody ol their small son. he awarded her the custody of Odd. Odd is filing an "Kayak, Alaska husky, gels dog'a eye view of blood collection unit in Anchorage aa Maralee Columbia is checked by Nurse Fern Farr before donating blood for Armed Forces. First oppor- First plantings of grayling in the Stutes waters were made durDiing the past week announces rector J. 1erry Egan. In several of the wuters of the Mirror Lake basin, ITN.fMio fry were distributed. They wen plured only in the waters that hHd previously been planted with this species. Deeaiise of the need to get the fry into the waters and the late high snow levels in this area, it was necessary to lake them in by back park. Mr. Dick Goodworth. superintendent of the Kamas hatchery. did the aetuul packing in. according to the dim-torThe grayling has been many times mistsken for an inferior fish. Actually, it is one of mr better game fish, and a prime one to eat. It is easily identified by the large dorsal fin and is best prepared for the table by skincin,king according to ning Department spokesmen. Seott Hatchery A major improvement project at the Seott Avenue Fish Hatchery was started this week, according to Director Egan. Chief iteem of improvement is the building of new cement fry pom Is. twenty-on- e The whole program is concerned . .with the better i, 13, Utilization present water supply ;il ility. Cost of the roji-- , ls to Is about $3Khi (if ItuK ! i . u,ril' will two-thir- ds Salt Lake county Association. The Woll'1 V"' t carried forward by ii,.,,! personnel under the .111,.,"'''"' Mr. Arvon Johnson dent of Maintenance J'he M'lfl IlcprcftcnlatUc Department 1..,, j i , S,ll"Tltlli..'. il'l lili ,ire host to Mr. Knriqii.the request of the K,:,i, life Service, announce 4"- ft,r" lerry Egan. Mr. .ainudio can,. i a representative or n. p Government to study , .1. He wus taken oM a tlllir Seott Ave., Kamas M.dwa . : ! Springville Hatch,-- i..s ,v J. Madsen, sup, rvisnr r.f'f.I v iccording to the director , c Ql$B2ttlIx3CS2) CMNlIftGEgpfffci GSHJBIZ-ECQae- ) appeal. -- j ere, I spinners make fine lures for these fish. You'll find many useful suggestions on this ssirt by reading the panfish, black bass, and pickerel chapters in Old Hi's illustrated Issiklet called "Fishing for the Millions. Just drop a enny post-- 1 card requests to me. in care of this newsiaper, and ask for your free ropy of this booklet. city slicker sat down in Virbarber chair the other day and said: "Before wc waste a lot of breath, I want you to know I don't give a hoot who wins the next prize fight. I know the weather's awful and fishing's poor. I have no opinions on Russia or the UN and don't want yours. I don't bet on race horses, don't vote and detest both Republicans and Democrats. I know I'm getting a little thin on top. 1 don't want a shampoo or tonic just a haircut with no lip. Get it? Virgil was a little lcary about discussing how the gentleman might want it cut, so gave him the regular scalping. A t gil Otis' JULY "BEEF"! .11 Af i.-- it ANNOUNCEMENT to inform the Public that the Utah Oil Service Station, formerly operated by Carl Galloway, whose phone number was 34, is now operated by Randle Bros, and new phone We would " number is 1 like All in the Game: and 10. Housewives FOR COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR OR TRUCK, CALL EITHER OF YOUR UTOCO SERVICE ttLVt- The average man can spare a Not So Dumb! The pretty young thing seeing couple of weeks vacation but he a sign at a movie house, "Service hasn't the time necessary to reafter he gets back home. walked over, put a cuperate Men, 25c, dollar down ami said. Four marArmy to release 100.000 called as individuals. ines. pleaae. - Tradcwinds, U. S. S. Tarawa. Jonathan Daniels predicts will run again in 19,ri2. STATIONS PHONES 260 and 1 around the experts SCRIBES circuits are al! speculating as to when the will start plunging crllarward . , , Chargrs of the "foul by Sugar Also this will be the office for Utah Oil Refining Co. wholesale service by tank wagon on Fuels, Gasoline, etc. Distributor "Andy" Anderson. ; WAYIiE RIH EAME R 10 ... What has happened to the flnan- -' eial expert who predicted in 193.1. that the nation would be bank-- , rupt within ten yeara unless public ' spending wus greatly reduced. j l'l Kay Robinson In his Berlin bout smell fuul, even clear across an ocean . . . It's a distasteful sight in baseball to see a batter stick his frsme in front of a pitched ball just to get on base . . . Bill Vreck ran bring hark the Browns, if It ran lie done at all . . . The Cine; Reds will rely on the relief pitching of Frank Smith to hrlp them finish in the first division . . . I.aMoita Murphy, anothrr hosing bout dc nied to popular radio ana television, must mark the beginning of a trend in that sport . . . The smart boys continue to give Jim Farley the favorite's spot In selection of a Happy Chandler replacement, because the game "needs his exrru a Dothan, Alative ability bama, ban rlub dropped out of league play rathrr than fill an engagement against an opposition pitcher who fatally Injured n team player with a wild pitch in a previous gome. For old-tiHiram Walker me for everything but Life Insurance JUST TELL THE MAN YOU WANT Let Us Discuss Your Needs With You CARL qualify IMPERIAL! GALLAVAY heater gives you all the pasteurized hot water you want when- IIIIAN I 9 INSURANCE - AUTOMOBILE It just purrs quietly away with out requiring a second of your attention. An electric water asiifl FIRE CGta-fiaUJ- aa ever you need it. Hot water electrically is helpful - CASUALTY - to your budget, too .it costs the average family only a dime etc. BONDS, a day on IMPERIAL N ELKS BUILDING - PHONE 34 EUREKA, our interconnected system. UTAH Rlrn.lnl pr..l. 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