Lehi Banner | 1914-08-22 | Page 2 | A Bear Story

nnrnrsToHi 0 A Ooates relumed Sunday from n ttu daj's otitluK on tho et. r Hlf He left Mrs. Ooatos and Mr. and Mrs C. H. Peterson there. Thoro rc 'some hears on tlio Weber A brother-in-law of Mr. Ooates was steeping on the ground on the north side of his wagon when he wns awakened awak-ened b, something heny on hta legs. An examination In the moonlight revealed re-vealed a good sized cub which ran away when the dons were -vhlstled for Another member of the party wn9 watching two cubs climb a tree, when the mothor bear appeared appear-ed on the scnuo and chased the two legged Intruder Into cninp. A third one to have an experience ex-perience was a "lady member of tho party, who went u short 'distance from camp to gather some wild rnsp-lerrles rnsp-lerrles Coming onto n sudden raise the lady and Mr. Hriiln en mo faco to Cice and but a few rods npnrt. The Unr was standing on Its hind logs lazily eolltig the ripe, Jucy berries: Needless to say, tho lady was the first one to beat a refloat. While bears In that locality are ery numerous, numer-ous, they seem to be harmless unless un-less their cubs are attacked