T H U R S D A Y , M A R C II 20. 1952
S O U T H E R N O R E G O N N E W S R E V IE W
PAG E SEVEN
CLASSIFIED
By Len Kleid
D EPA R TM EN T
B U S IN E S S
&
IN V E S T .
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top price« at B L U E M T . W a ta k a yo u r
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H ELP
W A N T E D — M EN
N U ItH K K Y W o rk m a n . M u a t ba e x p e rl-
«•need In y a rd walea and fa m * ra l n u r-
aery w o rk A p p ly by m a ll, a tn ttn « age,
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H ELP
W / i o ' s Right?
Sensational catches of Inrgeinouth
uttd Kentucky bits» In the Im pound
ed TVA waters In the past tw o yt-urs
are adding fuel to the argum ent by
m any anglers th a t bass do nut ac
tu a lly hibernate d u rin g the w inter.
A t K rn tu c k y Lake, Dale Hollow,
Luke H errington and «•’ en at new ly-
impounded Wolf Creek R eservoir
(since o ffic ia lly named Lake C um
berland by the Kcntuuky L e g isla
ture) catches of buss du rin g even
tbe coldest weather have been
•m a zin g .
What docs this prove? I t proves,
asserts the “ bass-don't-hibernato'*
school that the scrappy species can
be taken the year round, w herever
w uter Is open, and that the reason
this knowledge h a w '. been shared
by a ll the ungling fra te rn ity Is that
too m any of the m em bers sit
around a w a rm fire vegetating
during the w inter when they could
be out catching bass, i f they knew
th e ir business.
There Is no gainsaying the fact
that m any and big buss urc being
taken In the w in te r in the big
lakes, and we can add a personal
note th a t it has been done In tho
stream s, too. F o r instance. In E lk
horn Creek, near F ra n k fo rt, K y.,
one plugcastcr took five sm a ll
m outh In five casts on a cold, Feb
ru a ry day. The creek was clear,
but about two feet high when he
pulled the feat.
W e'll g ra n t th a t this is not a per
form ance that can be duplicated day
In and day out d u rin g the w in te r
months, but we think any reason
able angler w ill have to re-examine
his views on the m a tte r of bass
fishing being dead In the w in te r
tim e, If he Is aware of w hat anglers
have been doing In the lakes.
A A A
SUNNYSIDE
by Clark J. Hoot
I'LL TELL VOL). MR. D E E .' ALL
THROUGH THE NIGHT 1 HAWE
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T O M V T H IR S T Y ,
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By POSEN
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BESSIE
T H IS B O O K T E L L S
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A L L A B O U T B l R P S - J l KNOW W H O
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THE OTHER
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5627 N. I. Simpson
]_ Portland
—,
JOLLY! r avori rr a
O akead ale. W aah.
in
U. S. rangers have closed th e ir
books on the greatest tra v e l year
in the h isto ry of A m e ric a ’s na
tio na l parks.
F ro m M aine to Alaska and H a
w a ii, m ore than 36,700,000 people
1 —one in e very fo u r A m e rica n s—
visited h is to ric shrines and saw
m ajestic scenery th a t they th e m
selves own as p a rt of the fa r-flu n g
national p a rk system . The figure
broke the 1950 record by n e a rly
four m illio n .
Uncle Sam ’s p u b lic p a rk dom ain
I —m ountains and m onum ents, can
yons and caves—em braces m ore
land than the com bined area of
V erm ont, New H am psh ire , Mass
achusetts, Rhode Isla nd , Connect
icut, D elaw are and h a lf of New
Jersey. H a lf of the to ta l is in 28
N ational P a rk s ; the re m a in d e r in
175 N atio na l M onum ents, h is to ri
cal sites, battlefields, and m e m o r
ials. N atio na l forests, ten tim e s as
big, are not included.
Yellow stone is the large st N a
tio na l P a rk . A fa n ta stic land of
geysers, hot springs, m ud vo lca
noes, w a te rfa lls , m ountains, and
forests, it sp ra w ls across m ore
than tw o m illio n acres of W yom
ing, M ontana, and Idaho.
A SPECK OF ASH
h
W A N T E D — W O M EN
Box »0
•
AS FATE, _
Too Good To Keep
Pnnflsh fisherm en, this Is fo r
A T T E N T IO N
W O M E N : I f you can you!
w o rk 2 to 4 bra. per «lay you can ea rn
Remember how all of us have
130 00 (<> H O per week. M u a t have ca r
why someone couldn't
and neat ap pearance, o p e n in g « In m oat wondered
p a rta o f O regon an d a o u th e rn W a a b - come up w ith the one lure that ab
In g to n . W r ite H O L L Y M A D IS O N . P. o
solutely would f ill a creel w ith the
Box NN. R oaebo rg , O rego n, g iv in g f u ll
tasty fin n y denizens known as
p u rtlr u ln r a and phone n u m b er
bream?
P O U L T R Y . C H IC K S & E Q U IP .
Well, we believe we’ ve found one.
CHICKS P ullet«, stn lig h t run, Cock A picture of It Is included in this
erel«, I'a r m e n tftr Ite d a — H e a v y L a y e r« a rtic le , as you see. The ly re is
la rg e egga. N ew H u m p a h lre a
la y -
the "D e cp -M ln n o .” It Is
era and m eat. W h ite H«»« k — la y e r« and called
m e a t. W h ite H o c k -H u m p , crow« fin e made by the Weber people at Ste
fry e r« . P u lle t« m ake good lu yera. Hed
C o c k e re ll, p rep aid to you >7 00 per 100. vens Point, WIs., and W eber's M r.
S h a n k ’« H a tc h e r y A P o u ltr y K a rin , A. L. Bauman, who sent us some
Phone N ««d y 7 F t 4. H u b bard. O regon . of the lures to test, did so w ithout
Du.
ÄMD THEN S H E lL SPOTJAS SURE
1951 Broke Records
In N atio n a l Parks
Oregon.
TR 277«
any fanfare o r w ithout any super-
cla im s fo r the lure.
B ut look w hat i* did:
On New Y ear's Day, a day m ore
conducive to ra d ia to r-s ittin g than
fishing, we took it to a nearby pond
and in two hours caught 48 bream
w ith this one lure. F o u r b a it-fish e r
men, using w orm s and minnows,
caught only 21 between them, and
three other fly-ro d men on the
pond at the same tim e, took a total
of only 25 fish.
A lu re that w ill produce lik e that
is, we thought, too good to keep
s till about, so we’ re passing along
the in fo rm a tio n here to a ll you
anglers who fin d much of yo u r
sport fishing pondr and other im
pounded waters fo r bream o r crap
pie. We haven't trie d the lure en
crappie yet, but have every reason
to believe it w ill be Just as e f
fective.
A A A
JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
Van C am p’» Tenderoni it
different . . . lighter, whiter
than any other macaroni
product. Cooks in only 7
minutes. Needs no blanch
ing. Extra good with cheese,
seafood, sauces.
WYIDÉ AND WOOLY
By Bert Thomas
Hunting Dogs
The English h a rrie r, h alfw ay be
tween the beagle and foxhound in
size, was developed in England fo r
pack hunting of hares. While some
have found th e ir way to A m erica
they have never been very popular
here.
M any hunters lik e fox o r 'coon
hounds fo r running rabbits. These
fa ste r hounds are usually in e ffi
cient In hunting cottontails as these
rabbits are lik e ly to "hole up” be
fore fust hounds. However, va ry in g
hares are much d iffe re n t q u a rry.
These big "snowshoe” hares w ill
run fo r hours ahead o f the hounds
and seldom hole. In the deep snow
of the north woods many p re fe r a
fast foxhound fo r this sport—the
faster the better. Few hounds are
fast enough to catch these speed
sters but it can be doriP.
'Coon o r tree hounds. Perhaps
the a risto cra t of hounds is the
"s tra ig h t ’cooncr.” by "s tra ig h t”
is m eant a dog that w ill run nothing
but raccoon. Such hounds usually
do not reach perfection short of
three o r m ore years of age. Other
" v a rm in t” hounds run oppossuni
and skunk.
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Rod Gadget
Anglers who fish fro m a boat w ill
fin d this gadget helpful. Take an
old bicycle tire and cut three pieces
fro m tt about three inches long
T u rn the open side up and fasten
on the Inside of your boat three or
fo u r inches below the gunwale to
hold your rod when not In use. It
w ill not only keep the rod fro m be
ing knocked overboard, hut keeps
It away fro m sand and w ater and
also lesr
the chances of It being
broken.
Van'Camp’s^Spanish Rice
appeals to all tastes with its
true Spanish flavor. Deli-
cions it s e lf .. . a bappy com
bination with fish, shrimp.
"We used to have such a good time pouring over
the seed catalogues— but now all he has time
for is fishing equipment catalogues."
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