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Show UTAH TO TAKE LEAD IN FISH State Game Commissioner Madsen Outlines Policies at Ogden Meeting That trti.Il will lead all western state; in the planting of (rame fish In 1923 wo the prediction inu.de at th-hlirh th-hlirh jinks" of the Wobor County i 'ish und Game Protective association "t .it the Kagles rhib Inst nlchl. by David ' H. Madsen. state fish and game commissioner, com-missioner, l ti his oaorees, i'nmm!i-f i'nmm!i-f loner Mndsn .-Iji tr( i that commenc-, commenc-, in in 1923 t'tah w ill plant 30.000.00n irout annually In Mir streams; S mark which will place the Bee Hive state on a par with leaders In any part of the United States. Coinmlwionei Udsen aiii that since he had taken ovw the reins Be State fish snd game commissioner, politics had been discarded and thut during his period or ofiiee he would wrk only for the upbuilding of sport ! and Would at all !;irnv eliminate the ' pollc ' former e.omiils,sloncr9, 4 instead of paying out $70,000 annually an-nually for game warden-- tnls amount lias been limited to 112 000, thr remainder re-mainder belns paid for fish to implanted im-planted in var.oun parts of the start-, lie aid. OUTLINES ICHIEA E.UEVTS In briefly outlining some of the achievements of the state department ! lie pointed out that 10.000 hatcher) hatch-er) bad only reccn;lyben completed at Logan, w hile one oostin $5,000 Was mr' completed some ti.-n- afro . Richfield, Rich-field, Oh top of this ihf capacity of: the plant at Sprlngvllle has been ' doubled. Licenses have mcreaued in great ' ' 1 r,,. - .LI. I KH nouree during the past year rose from IwH $02,000 to (os. ooo When the 1021 PH campaign closed the state fish and BflH ir.amc (Icininmen; had 940;000 in the HjH treasury, he sold. HH CommlartoEfttt Madsen told the fl members of t.u v - 1 ionization KH that thoy were -c.tin,- r.n example for EP tether parte; ci the state and that wlta- EB in st few years me poi ii..n.-n'. oranl- H nation would be one- of the strongest H in i.he state. Mlli.cn ore nolng spoilt H in the stall.- con iti-uction of BB 'oads for tfce open. ng up of the eoun- jfcfl lO best tor lain. in? aru 1 hing. h- If DFPKRS CO-OPKRATION, rjH lie stated that more than M.000,000 'iK worth of dack.- die initially on nc- 9H count of disease in utan alone. He lB losed his address n? stating tht he .-jfS1 was at all times ready to aid tn. IjB members of tho local organization and iwH others in Uie bettermenl or fish and JjB same Conditions in I tab. Jf Commissioner .Ma.lsen was one of WPX0 ."vtM-ul speaKi-rs ; ) pro- afcB which w is featured befon the largest KatheriHR of sporLnicn that ever H tended a single function in Webei IbI ounty. More than 350 were in at- EV tendance J JUDGE KARRIS PItESIDJ s HB Judge N. J. Harris presided is lo ET master and kept th- uportsin'-n i?i jf good humor. E9L fcfayoi 1 1 1 M in hie dress, praised tin- activity of the We-ber We-ber County Fish and Qamc lJrotectle V -'elation. 'Nature calls you out into th-open." th-open." said Mayor Prancla it makes lor mental Alertness, physical fitness Wm and moral soundness nM Mayor Francis briefly outlined the Hj ;amc sanctuary fostered by the Wc- H, ber county organisation and closed by 1 Hf stating that the itoy Scouts of today I rj ft, ar the sportsmen of tompn w who BL V will carry out plans advanced iy .-uch as the local club. W fi President Arthur P Larson gave a mf 1 report of tin- finances of the assooia- R Hon in which he said there was a bul- My ance of more thun leo. He stated Vlb rhat the "4 nme conslsU ol more than 142 mem- hers. He expressed hopes of having f .it least l.OOo sportsmen enrolled - George 1. ,j, . I J partment, Buck Anderson, Geo L,. Holman, A.) Hestmarh Om i"d Ernie Fotd also gave short ad-, 3, MUSICAL PROGRAM. h Musical numbers were featured by Lester Hinchcliff. Hagtieri And-rson and W. H Mannlnr. Community singing also played a btg factor in the BH entertainment. Samuel Ward law's reading of "Dan- H gerous Dan MMrew." was one of the I big features of the entertainment ( A luncheon was served during th evening. Materials for the luncheon MbV were donated by local merchants. mm .,r. |