Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, June 30, 1949
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WHY D O N 'T YOU T A K E T H E M O N EY' VVE
S P E N D O N H lS M U S IC LE S S O N S A N D
B U Y Z O u R S E L F SOME N E W CLOTHES ? "
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B E C A U S E I LAY
H A R D 0 O IL E D E G G S
AMD H A R D B O IL E D
EGGS CANT BE BEATEN
F ro m the cane-and-pole a n g le r of
the ru r a l ponds, riv e rs and s m a ll
stre a m s, to the fish e rm e n who
w h ip fam ous tro u t and salm on
stre a m s w ith the best o f e q u ip ­
m ent, A m e ric a n s by the m illio n »
w ill be fis h in g th is y e a r as they
have fo r so m a n y ye a rs—b u t th e ir
n u m b e rs w ill be la rg e r in 1949.
E ach y e a r the increase In the
n u m b e r o f a n g lers b rin g s added
w rin k le s to the brow s o f state con­
se rva tio n d ire c to rs , w ho w o rry lest
the supply o f fis h and gam e u lt i­
m a te ly fa il a ll sportsm en.
O f a ll the th in g s th a t w o rry sports­
m en, th a t appears to be one th a t
deters them not; fo r no m a tte r how
th e y g rip e about la c k o f fa v o rite
fis h o r game, they are a lw a ys back
n e xt season, tr y in g h a rd e r than
e ve r to " b rin g hom e the bacon” —
and w ere a statue e ver carved to
the w o rld ’ s one re a l o p tim is t, It
w ould have to be a com posite fig ­
u re of a ra b id A m e ric a n , c lu tc h in g
both ro d and gun and w ith the lig h t
of d e te rm in a tio n and fa ith sh i'.m g
fro m his eyes, even i f i t w ere only
re fle c te d fro m the polished gun b u tt
o r the gleam o f a new fis h in g reel.
<"»AY aprons for pretty maidens I
A panel of flowers, a splash of
morning glories with leaf-pocket—
less than two yards for bothl
These will create a sensation as gifts, as
bazaar Itemal Pattern 703; embroidery
transfer; cutting guide.
Our new. Improved pattern m akes
needlework so slmpJe with Its charts,
photos, concise directions.
» • w i e s C ircle N ecd leer a ft Oept.
M l W. Randolph 81., C h icago 80. 111.
Caciose 20 cen ts tor pattern.
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Bluebird House
At Beaufort, N. C., these
small fish wiggle their way to
safety through strands of Guth­
rie net—a new selective type of
net which brings np shrimps
and usable fish and lets other
types of sea life work its way
back to freedom. The net is *
snood-like attachment of over­
size mesh, hard-twine net inter­
laced with soft twine strings at­
tached to central part of regula­
tion shrimp net. A U.S. fishery
biological laboratory expert es­
timated this net would save bil­
lions of fish from destruction.
NEVER M A K E DATES W ITH
STRANG ERS ..
W H A T'S YOUR N A M E ?
M U T T A N D JE F F
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B y B ud Fisher
VJHAT D O I D O
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Rough Fish Trapped
Io w a is show ing the w ay, som e­
w hat, to o th e r state con se rva tio n
agencies th ro u g h its p ro g ra m o f
tra p p in g ca rp and b u ffa lo and o th e r
ro u g h fis h , as a supplem ent to the
tedious, expensive seining p ro g ra m
now in e ffect.
F o u rte e n la rg e fis h tra p s on nine
m a jo r lakes ha ve been in s ta lle d b y
the Io w a state co n se rva tio n co m ­
m issio n to tra p rough fish . The
tra p s are in s ta lle d a t the m ouths
o f bays w h e re fis h e n te r to spawn.
A lth o u g h the spaw ning season
Wax b a re ly u n d e rw a y w hen th is re ­
p o rt was m ade, la rg e catches of
c a rp and b u ffa lo w e re recorded.
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sM o*tD reoM r e i c n o N . . . . ivmv p a d - 6 um - it , x
Vllle, N. Y.
W hat Color Choice?
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The age-old co n tro v e rs y as to
w h e th e r fis h show a co lo r p re fe r­
ence in choice o f lu re s is one th a t
p ro b a b ly n e ve r w ill be settled to
the g e n e ra l s a tis fa c tio n o f anglers.
B u t the fa c t th a t b la c k as an a t­
tra c tiv e co lo r is e ffe c tiv e is co m in g
fro m m a n y sources.
C e rta in i t is th a t b la ck plugs w ill
ta ke m o re fis h on c e rta in days and
u n d e r c e rta in w a te r
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co n d ition s than any
o th e r color, a n d
the L o u is Johnson
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com pany,
SUNNYSIDE
GRANDMA
F ull size patterns for painting decora­
tions perm it finishing houses with a
professional touch. Send 20c for the Blue­
bird House Pattern No. 110 to Easi-Bild
P attern Company, Dept. W, P le a sa n t
By Arthur Pointer
7 wmv . w hen
ALRIGHT, MRS OBRIEN.
I'LL TÊLL HIM - —
G'BYE.
V O U CAN solve your bird-hous-
* ing problem very easily by
building the Bluebird House No.
110, illustrated above. I t is as at­
tractive as it is practical and you
should have no d iffic u lty in find­
ing tenants. The fu ll size patterns
offered below take a ll the m ystery
out of building. U s e r m erely
traces the pattern on the scraps
of wood the pattern specifies, saws
and assembles exactly as and
where the pattern indicates.
WELL, GUESS IT'S
TIME ID CLOSE UP
n s SHOP
Z HI, BILL ------ VOUR WIFE
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k WANTS YOU TO B R IN G HOME
A LOAF OF BREAD AND A QUART
OF MILK WHEN YOU COME HOME.
By Charle» Kuhn
GOSH, AFTER ALL THAT HARD L .
WORK, I'M ALL TUCKERED OUT/
I GOTTA GET HOME A N ' REST
A SPELL-
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Johnson
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m in n o w ,”
has re p o rte d excel-
l dU
le n t
re su lts
w ith
its
new
a ll-b la c k
spoon shown here.
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T e s ts
o f the
spoon
have
d is ­
closed th a t i t is p a rtic u la rly good
both in e a rly m o rn in g and la te
evening, and also fo r cloudy-day
fish in g .
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A p p a re n tly its hue gives i t the
appearance o f a "s ilh o u e tte ” in the
w a te r because o f la c k o f adequate
lig h t, and the tr ic k y a ctio n o f the
lu re adds s u ffic ie n tly to the decep-
f
G reat Fishing Hole
Idaho, w here 6,500 stre a m s and
1,763 lakes a re draped o ver a
m o u n ta in landscape, is fa st be­
co m in g one o f A m e ric a ’ s greatest
fis h in g holes.
M o re than 30,000 non-resident
anglers jo in e d some 170,000 Id a h o
citize n s in lu rin g the b ig ones
d u rin g ’ 1948.
The g e n e ra l season
this y e a r w in extend th ro u g h Oc­
to b e r and the bag lim it each day
is 20 fis h , o r 10 pounds and one
fish. One o f Id a h o 's best b a rg a in s
is the $3 v a c a tio n is t fis h in g p e rm it.
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