Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, July 7, 1949
ly JIM RHODYj
Predators 'Competitors'
The “ Monthly N ew s F lash es" of
the Maryland g am e and Inland fish
com m ission , recom m ends s o m e
new definitions for predators and
su g g ests that they be called "com
petitors" instead. They are:
The Woods P u ssy —better known
as skunk—no m atter what his nam e,
he sm ells bad and acts w orse . . .
"Br'er F o x ” —the villian in the play;
•n o w s all the tricks in the bag,
and then som e; a true villian if
ever there w as one . , . The
“Cooper’s Hawk’’—A gangster with
feathers and claw s; a J esse J a m es
without a m ask . . . The “Great
Horned Owl”—an old devil with
horns, dangerous, sw ift and sure;
can be charged with a great num
ber of rabbits, squirrels and other
sm all g am e . . . The
“Bandit
Crow” —O fttim es called “the black
m en a ce ,” a m uch too polite nam e
for this tricky gan gster; you shoot
him down and think him dead, only
to se e him get up and flap aw ay
. . . If a cat h as nine liv es, the
crow has 29.
i DON T WANT TO B£ A SECR£TAR.y.
I C A N 'T S T A N D THE THOUGHT OF A
D ic t a t in g to m e • '•
man
a over 4
T O 0 A .Z
F a tig u e C a u se* D e p r e ssio n
C ontin ued d e p r e ssio n
w ith ou t
a p p a r en t re a so n o ften is d u e to
fa tig u e . P e r s is te n t e ffo r ts to s e
c u r e su ffic ie n t sle e p on good q u a l
it y b ed d in g e v e r y n igh t u su a lly
w ill r e su lt in b e tte r sp ir its. If the
d e p r e ssio n c o n tin u e s , h o w e v e r , a
d o cto r sh o u ld b e co n su lted .
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H ere Is a real test of m arks
m anship and accu racy—ligh t
ing a m atch with a bullet.
T echnicians at W estern Cart
ridge C om pany photographed
the perform ance of this feat
with a se rie s of unusual pic
tures, each m ade at three-
m illionths of a second exposure.
A Model 52 heavy barrel target
rifle and 22 caliber super m atch
long rifle am m unition w ere
used. The trick w as to scrap e
the tip of the h ighest m atch.
The other m a tch es w ere added
to m ake the trick m ore diffi
cult.
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Record Brownie
IF THIS IS WHAT SHE GAVE HIM FOR
HIS BiRTHDA/, HE SURE GOT GYPED/"
MUTT AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
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O fficial confirm ation of a new
w orld’s record for an Alaskan
Brown B ear has been given to Bob
R eev e of A nchorage, A laska, for
a giant Brow nie he killed on May
26, 1948, near Cold B ay.
W eighing 1,800 pounds, w ith a
pelt 12 feet 4 inches in width and
10 feet 4 in ch es in length, the
Brow nie w as killed w ith a Model
95 W inchester le v er action in 405
caliber. R eev e took tw o shots at
approxim ately 270 yards with 300-
grain soft point bullets to bring
down h is record breaker. R eev e’s
first shot broke the an im al’s left
hip and h is second penetrated both
shoulders and killed the bear in
stantly.
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tions are included fo r one large
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Without Harsh Laxatives
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GRANPA ZED HAS
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FOR THE L A S T 4
7 \ T W 0 YEARS )
County
F air
GRANDMA
WHAT MAKES YOU
SO SURE HE WON'T
WIN AGAIN THIS >
T
YEAR ?
GOT HIS
TEETH
THAT
OLD
GOAT
COUDN’T
EAT A
CREAM
PUFF'
By Charles Kuhn
W alter Lantz, creator and
producer of the fam ous Woody
W oodpecker and other car
toons, d isp lays three steelhead
w eighing from 8*4 to 10 pounds
which w ere c a u g h t on the
R ogue r ife r near G rants P a ss,
Oregon. The en tire catch w as
m ade on a No. IW R usselure
on a fiyrod.
As evidenced in
the photo, Lantz se em s to have
received som e help from Woody
W oodpecker.
Elusive 'M inn ie'
F ish erm en around Jam estow n,
N. Y ., are b eginning to despair of
ev er capturing “M innie M ethuse
la h .” That’s the n am e of a m uskel-
lunge resid in g in Chautauqua Lake
w hich m easu res 42 inches long.
“ M innie" w as la st netted by
state conservation officers in 1945,
which w as w hen they learned her
dim ensions. She w as first netted ir.
1930 and a price w as put on her
head. She is tagged with the num
ber "230." P rizes offered by m er
chants for “M innie” still stand.
Watch Your
____ Kidneys/
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H elp T h em C leanse t h e Blood
o f H arm fu l Body W aste
Your kidneys are constantly altering
a n t e matter from the blood atream. But
kidneys sometimes lag in their work—do
not act as Nature Intended—fail to re
move Impuritlee that, if retained, may
poison the system and upset the whole
body machinery.
Symptoma may ba nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of diaztnees,
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness
under the eyes— a feeling of nervous
anxiety and loss of pep and strength.
Other signs of kidney or bladder dis
order are sometimes burning, scanty or
too frequent urination.
There should be no doubt that prompt
treatment is wiser than neglect. Use
Doon’s Pills. Doan’s have been winning
new frlende far wore than forty years.
They have a nation-wide reputation.
Are recommended by grateful people th e
country over. Ast your neighbor/
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