GAME AND i'TSIi rRES-IUVA i?t ON GOUT
to rorrovo son:■; of oho protec
tive sl:lno, rosul gorig in the gi cwth
of a typo of fungu.3 wirioh eventu
ally kills tho fish, ’Aion f 5 sh are
released, therofore,the- bonds sho
uld first bo dipped into the uo.uc.-r
before the fish is touched, Fish
that are becked in the gii].s or
deeply in tho throat usually die
and should bo brought homo<■ Small
fisti, if released, wi3i eventually
grow to ho big ones and provide
good sport for soupono cisc,
5. A groat deal of rmsapprehension
exists in regard to the habits of
boars, bears are regarded by many
uninformed persons as vicious ani
mals that vi11 frequently charge
men upon sight* This is very far
from being the truth, Bears have
very litvie fear of man but are
not inclined to be hostile. They
have a great deal of curiosity and
wil1 oft .u approach r man and stand
on their hind legs in order to take
a good look at him. Under such
conditions, if a man remains sta
tionary and talks in an ordinary
conversational tone, tho chances
are 1000 to 1 thac the boar, after
looking him over, will wander avvav,
6. Steward Edward '/bite, one of
the world’s moct famous big goj»ic
hunters, catr.j to Aleak- and. took
thousands of feet ov mo'/mg plc1a-.ru
fair, of Alaskan boar’s, s n.c of them
at distances loss -chan 20 yards and
in no ease v; ns it nocs so ary for
him to shoot a near in acif-chfenso
He 8 0opted the roaaurea described
in the foregoing pairgraph. do ad
vises that mien noar a boar, a
man should ssand pcr.f<>ct 1 y s till,
talk, and under no eondihons at*
tempt to run away, this let cor
procedure will invite pursuit. Even
a Fox Terrier will chase r. heavy
tank if it runs away from him hut
history has yet to record, a single
instance of a Fox Terrier s attach
ing a stationary tank,
V. £ny instances of Tears shot il
legally by military p' rse-nnoi ima
er pretext of self-defense will bo
looked upon with suspicion and
thoroughly investigated by the com
Oontinued at top of page.
nunding officers eons mod, /
0* fho Garur.d Scmi-Av.temuii c /(i^lo
is no!, regarded vs r. spor f u:vniike
jweapon for hunting pare and its use
bv members cf1 phis command for’ that
j purpose is proti ibit.ee'.. The use c.f
jfull-jnokoted scrvic. ammunition is
(also prohibited,since■it has a tend
ency to wound animals, which is cape
and eventually di
J. injuring
c
loft-nosed
, n ■
on onon-point
J tulle’ts should always be used, It
!is also objectionable to use low
powered firearms for shocking largo
ame, since
manv wounded
, 1£
escape and die if the rifi
sufficient shocking power*
Tt will bo the responsf
jail commanding offic vrs to
i mcmbors of the!r r cs poc t ?”
has In
i 9
‘are instructed in the for
llity of
sco that
co, uuands
coin,
10 r
The restrictions contained hero
in should in no way act toward dim
ashing proper and. logetin to hunt
privileges for offi
i
me
lore
pit r
v.h o
imtuod xrj tii
and sol
o proper
o:
game conservation an'
j spey esmanship. On the other
the ~r w a. i 1 r o r. d to o erne tv a t
; ourdoor
port'and health;
i
hand,*
manly
creation
her ourselves, our friend-3 and dur
By common'
Brigadier t n
o±
a? r,nc!mcr
lg 4-H dance last
:r re. .ay
• night sponsored by the 4-- C .moil
A ■
I '
i t / ud C» ' L
“nw
ncing crowd
unci her
acssu'.i m c.v
y-w
S]: cc. -
,x aorav. u crowd-a
and good music.
-II dance will bo put
on next month.
No Cooperative Association or
ganises itself. Thor- mv ■ • t\ load
rs ’ Lo have the init:1 nfciv nr i a
’oilit/ to make plans one put
t hcso pIans 1 nto cfie.:t,
To 300 v/hst is i*i _lic and not
lo it, is want of courage, or of
principal. Confucius.
FATHER»S
DAY SUNDAY
JUNE 15