Parowan Times | 1927-01-26 | Page 3 | He "Charms" His Fish Then Land 'Em, Maybe

he charms his fish then lands em maybe fairbanks alaska A novel up tip for anglers may be gleaned froin the methods of old logue medicine mail mid and soe sovereign reign of tin an isolated tribe of Us klino kimo living on oil the hie windswept wind whid swept mud fats between the lie yukon and Kuskow ln la rivers in western alaska every spring before the salmon run up the lie rivers to spawn old logue journeys to the river mouths where lio lie performs queer incantations nul magle rites wearing a wooden mask resembling a salmon trout lie lances dances and chants the alili to swim up the stream to his people for tills this power old logue exerts over the flab lie visits aery home and collects ns is ills share one fourth of nil all the fish asli caught by the hie native fishermen