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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

wrttt.r fb. hatred of most
Nv .t. t.,.sra the
M/ ,...t
Wv coyote lH resoinle H'"
lass there ls ln the minds OF
th,.. ..b.s. infsrrats arc more varied.
,....,tt.r o.bish
an nhiIeirn'e tN'N' '"'
results from wider auprr iaiion Vi
tht animals hnbit.. ID is. perhaps al-
. ,..t ..., 3d.. fl.r.atff his
t...
oNn lnieltsii TOY lni' TIT '''
but Hs Ue shln aec. th'ro is very
atri, rct.uI ODD haaii.ue the coy
nta which Imposes no great slcriir.
moon fho iarrhor auI SEQ Witch for
the covoto into "a mod off iifc which ut
f,f,.s nlntca 3D. ufnis. orthv instead fi
Oppressive.
M the western portion oft The United
states. ara % .aN large dusar gray
wolves. aud therefore fhc t.rui
"covnfo" from lhe early NJ tTitan 'cut-
OIL" mtetuino -rIfulc WOLF. Dr. 3D. Iol-
ulaf sld convent Doc namc fNr fno
smaller family ln fact the coyote
has several designations among theln
being "mairiD uuii. "coypu. rpn
tho unrlant MeNicau 'Coy0t.' FROM
The MeNican of today ana ~
among Che Au9Onc Indians hni-ftl
its name. however D iS tne ilchdl "i
the old world IL H Intermediate pa
size between Che foxes ono we a's'l
wolves aud is character 'Ncd .nt ny ol
sharp pointed muANif lh' ulHl on "
collie dog hDaNA. upright CUE ."u
moderately long pusnl t'!L '
lage is thick espcclaiiy "l 'nls
" The year, ana tnhl tneie p 'pils'V
cradle demand lor cosote sS,u fueS
eNinced ny tne Ia.l tn"t nul'u'' ",
more arc cahsiahtiN on ulspi'A ~ 80.
Lake iuifieI esia ilsnilloli'H 80,
D. aifiN gray WIN tinses ~ e,s 49,,
tne head' meek ana l.s'' .i'g WIN
haifs on tne shouluei7 anu .'.i,,.,.,,.i,.
inc 'enulsh lin, 1890 .''.,.. ~ ~
pens one "i Wv ."D'e 10 MN
tect'hs t'e ulll.ici'' 80 49,
thtIe ai0 'p3u, i,t, 80.
l',a' ~, tars'i,. ,,nSctern,ined Fol-
lowing is llst showing the region
f 1 W.. '' sea,., Io9la. a. neb,acen.
- ,To,rls,, ,abraalra. a. feetcs
Cat,,r,arn, N-o,.aaa. s frlsfror Wood
bo,,eci fndian Territory. q. mearnsi.
c,fcrriatn, sr.xona. n cS.ar. tAier-
ri.rn, san IMAM rtab. g.. caeottis. m
Sunni, NfeVicn. &, ochropus fEschtltz)
r,aIifc,.nia. a. pepineuioe fNerrian)
r.over california. q microdon. lMer-
Ram, Mexico. q vigiiis. (Merriam).
NeViro and a. goldman. (Merriam),
MeDlco
From tho above IL h seen that coyotes
are in one tvue on another distributed
o,ef IA vast territory. Ina fact they are
kno,sn la oceur FROM the Nississ,ppi
valley to the Pacific coast and from
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''' inpf.i "lu tnu- he wiz W
"ihu',t "l une ""lehihb you lioli
i'.Nilh 49,.
pusn oi '
II,
,lNuhn lli''i
~ 'n,''e uos wv, '.,.i w y, ssi
him vary. Ordinarily. he irots along
S ,tn luiisis 'o,','H Nc,
'" t't
t.u 'h' on 'hl'i ~.
~" "''
n ''" guy
"
Pc vDtl N'u' '" "'iii '..'
N''''
crti i'tH. .'tul'4 ~ It.t'l.llnk 'h'
hu'niei i"lt. "nIN'a' nu' lhN e'f''
PSI nnt ihe Same nllh the y'ies'
WHICH 'N.tli lh low cases naN'
lnlfed WIN th' adNnnceineni OF CIVIL
iz1tion. and. Nm some rcgion' in thc
Wrst actually Increased iu number The
Introduction of poultry. domestic mann
mails ana scmi-domcstic hirdH like che
English sparrow. BIAS AFFORDED fnc coy
ntCf un Increased food supply. which
nct only prccudes thc danger of starry
alton but also couniersUis 'arg De- the
success of tho hunter Furthermore.
iNN iRNNA|H NNf NiNlNNININ NNN NNNNN AN
Doc caught with traps ur deceived with
poison. for though many old huntets
tell 90 kiu.ng hundreds of big gray
wolves with poisoned huffalo meat ID
was seldom that "a coyote skin was uro-
cured though thew were much nlort
numerous than tho wolves
,......
10Y VIhS hhAL HOME
THE great basin h. reeli,, tho ,o,,ot,..s
home for nost 81 the lana bereeb,nt
b. uucuitlvated. stock ranroe me- -
tenslvn. a,ebrnsb cha,,groi ,,...Js
and cr,.ek beds roVorcd ,,.itt tsll
Qraseeq AFFORD excellent hiding nfa..s.
lack rabbits eotiirrele ana In .on..
places as at Vernal nraIrie doris are
am plentiful. and sheen ersz. an e,,'.,.
hillside ana pfatesu rboueb boufties
am. being Maid mo- daoraas, in fsa nnr,
be- nf the covotee Isl notiresbic ana
Therefore. other methods musf sooner
on later b. resorted 10. II the exterrni-
nation of the spcciee be deemed ad-
vfsabie
THE habits of the covotes are intsr-
est ar They inhabit I'M gnnes FROM
the tower Boreal throusb tho TRANSIT
ton. the upper and lower sonoran and
tho serui-aril parta Of "a. trnniear Ia
the summon tho rnountain eueoiea
wander above the tinhar line thouon
severe winters readily drive fhenn IN,
the valleys one ~ their favorita
haunts I'm This vleinitv h. inc lske
shore between sail fake ana ogden
where summer and winter fbeir van,
ana bo,yls can be heard in fhe night-
time They stink a,vav INTO holes ana
dry creek bottoms during the dav.
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s BY OF
Az. TlfF
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He IS not vegetarian. however FOR
he partakes greedily OF almost any
kind Of animal food, the variety rang
ing from birds and snakes 10 fish and
crustaceans. Kingsley says that, In
a fair fight the coyote win XIII a rattle
snake by watchfulness. q feint, and a
sudden spring at the throat"
During August, he must devour hun
dreds of Rocky Mountain locusts and
grasshoppers. for IN Utah most Of the
birds and perhaps some mammals live
ON them at this time II John Of an
Client days ate locusts and Wild honey
with relish IL is not unreasonable
to suppose that a mere coyote these
days will devour readily the grasshop-
pers that are toasted brown on dry
lucerne stocks. The remains Of a
large cricket (Stenopelmatus fasciatus)
was once found by Vernon Bailey in
a coyotes stomach and Baird In writ
ing OF CAMS Latrans in his Mammals
OF North America" tells of the coy
oto's eating grasshoppers. He says:
"The wolf as a similtude of star
walton and poverty Is. perhaps un-
eQualed. as Is indicated boy the charac-
ter OF lie increment. this shows that
the animal is. at some seasons. in
some localities. forced 10 live upon
the cactus fruit and grasshoppers and
nNntI matter even more luNAN tNNthlf
and more opposite than these. and
which must be as little palatsble to
its natural taste as the thorns that
encase its food are diagreeable to its
lips"
PARTIAL TO FISH
The coyote often searches the
shores Of sloughs and ponds for small
crabs and crustaceans; and he eats
greedily the fish which are run onto
our fields by irrigating canals with
defective headgate screens.
That the coyote has many beneficial
habits. is a fact soon granted by those
who have given It's food any special
attention at all In Utah we are
troubled with thousands of white
tailed Jack rabbits Uepus campes-
tris) which Cypress the farmers in
some districts 20 such extent that
work becomes discouraging and farm
ing a burden. The coyote is the
rabbits greatest foe, as many as
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CoYoTE-THE 1sHMAEI OF THE DESERT.
photo by a. D. Dugmore.

coyote meal
ARE LONE HUNTERS
Though Lewis and Clark. Say. Rich
ardsnn and others reported that tho
coyotes hunted mostly I'm packs. these
days they are seen usually singly or
ia pairs. In the day time. and Coz num-
beers together mostly only an night. At
times. however. when running down a
deer, or antelope. pack may appear,
and. ON rare occasions. as many as
three may engage IN the capture OF o
single rabbit Such Incidents are. how
ever. the exceptions. not the rule
The food OF the coyote is more varied
than one would suppose or course.
animal matter constitutes the greater
part Of it's fare but this is varied
with some vegetable and fruit In the
desert lands OF Utah. where mere ex-
istence Is a sharp tOothed, savage fight
from the start. the coyote Is glad 70 de-
YOUR anything that he can gel in his
jaws He likes rabbit meat. but the
desert rabbits are themselves hungry
alivc--away He occasionally snuTs
the presence OF "a birds nest In the
parchinp desert sands: but. when moth
ing better can be had. he pounces upon
a lizard which he Eulps down while Il
still wrggles. He win even eat the
fruit OF prlckly pears (Opuntia) and
mesquite beans. or stand on his hind
legs and gather choke cherries and
manganitas. He becomes gaunt, leath-
cry. almost savage; his sun scorched
hair stands up IN stiff bristles and ne
looks dusty, sandy. worn away He
skulks along the arroyos swapping his
white teeth I'm the wild desert air as
much at home a. the three-horned toad
(Phrynosoma), which he devours
SOMETIMES EATS FRUIT.
So much for the coyote I'm the desert
which. after all, I am inclined TO believe
Is the true haunt Of our shaggy Prov
Ter. In the more fertile valleys OF
Utah the coyote cultivaies a better
taste and enjoys a more agreeable fare
Here, he Is not forced 10 live on iuni-
per berries. manzanitas. and prickly
pear though he sometimes does eat
watcrmelons, peaches, apricots. grapes
and other fruits.
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AFRAID or A LIGHT.

After repeated experiments ON farm
near the lake shore az kaysyille
am thoroughly convinced that nothng
is quite SO efficacious In keeping the
coyotes away from the chicken roosi
az night as lantern hung on po'c
in a conspicuous place. A pack Of a
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ouh ieine 2eihe aeb,adt bat. lm be
hattet 3ti lperoen.
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bon 20 Sabrsn. sic binierldbt einen
Gatten uno iehs Ginoer.
Nm 9. DECEMBER in Ganal Doper
Jrau Cora 9. Porier. Satin BON VI.
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Die yerforbene binierldBt einen Sat.
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Dor uilgef1hr orei Wionnten nit elmer
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Common pleas 8eridte einerQerlssuna
Oes Noieae'sBes ihulola geidnoen mur=
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bic friiberen @ountp Gpmmillondre
maro cine @ntibeiouna iir Die Mnae=
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UNI Die @rrihtuna Der ssuBbriife, Die
tudpreno oes Yauss Der Bride oil Soc
iorp StraBe in @anal 9oper errihtet
tDur0e.
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Sauhellen in 8lassun in Der Ndbe
BON Bort Wasbin9ton.
Wooern Woobmen of Nmerica Qeaen
War9aretb &obblns. urtbeil bendtigt.
IS banoelt iib um cine Yerliherun1
uon $4,000 fiir Den berftorbeneu @atten
Der Waraaretb &obbins.
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uno brdtn eill Neni,
Die reformierte 8smeirne nno ihr
Welbnnhisfeif nm "a yewnibfa arei
tag Nbenos- unb ols Gnnnutiifhs nm
|. 6eieriaae. 5amifaa Abpnna ohhal.
ten. Gin feietliter Weihnohtsapites-
bienIf finoet nm 5onniaa. nm 10 Il6r
Wornlttaas. in Der euuuaelilhsn Riihe
itatt.
ssrnu Bdfforin Gpphlsr erhhii ann
WlihiQan. tbrer aemsisnen bflmitb,
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ieBige Heeoroer 8utsniobn nominirt
muroe. mar Npoeaaer Der stpeiib61ne
@anoioat uno bat er berehtiste Nn=
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nobl befdbiat lit. gr ipridt uno
idrei5t oeutib uno enalild uno betlei=
Oct geaenndrtia gum oritten Male oas
Amt oes Staotibreibers in @anal 8o=
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vtilbe Wleosr ms 2eben 5uriifgerufen
lperDen.
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aler @eiebaeber. ben 8enuB aei1tiger
Getrdnte perboten Nbsr WoTes bat
oas 2iisen perboten. 6at nun bic
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Dor elmer 2ige 9eiAeut. wenn es ibrem
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Sip Wortfiihrer Der @ipic=Yiaa. tpie
Iih bic neue Organization nennt. tpiiien
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uno Srua f0roert. bob es 0eudlsr er.
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tie il1 troBoem oasu berseben. bic
9urbfiibruna oeHelben au erlangen.
neil es angeblib Die 6ffentlihe Moral
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GrjSJIteS NH GrIebtsS 25
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-16

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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-01-15

The tax levy for Polk county ia l5.G
mills this year, Al mills higher than
the levy Of last year, but, considering
the increased expenses for much
needed road improvement during the
past year, the additional expense for
still more Of the same kind Of pro-
gressive work during the year TO
come, and the fact that the assessed
valuation Of the property in Polk
county during 1908 was about $4,000
less than that Of 1907, the new levy
does not seem exhorbitant. The levy
is divided as follows State, 9 mills;
county, So mills; school, 2.s mills
roads, mills. The city levy is 10
mills, making the total levy for resi-
dents Of Dallas Is mills.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-01-15

The injunction frequently repeated
during the past week by the Portland
papers 10 feed the birds" is one that
may we'll be needed not by townsmen
alone but by dwellers 10 the rural
districts. The latter are in position
that admirably fits them for carrying
out that advice in most effective
manner. Quails, pheasants and other
game birds, whose homes are 10 the
rural districts exclusively are probably
the worst sufferers from cold aud
starvation and it Is in the hands Of
the people Of the country districts that
their salvation lies.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-01-15
Administrative Notice.

Notice Il hereby given 20 whom d nav con
cern, that the undersigned administrator III
the estate OF A D. Stouer. deceass-i. hss thi.
DAY hled with the County Court of PoIk COUNTY
OREGON her hual acCuuut On said estate an
the std County Gourt has - the sane for hesr
Of % O'Clock a. n. Of sid dav al MICA time Al
persons having objections thereto. % anv there
B.. are herehy nutihed o. arpear in safd Conri
81 Dallas. N aid County, and pfesent the same
estate should not be fuily and fually closed
ssid administratriN discharges and hrr bonds.
men released
Dated ~ pslias Paik County. OreFou. thfs
Tist car of necemtef iRs.
ELlZABETH srONFR.
Admintrtratrin q the estate of
A. 2. str1er. tenann -
msisy a Eakia- AstorF~Ts ~ ssssrs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-01-15

The Smiles" In Wednesdays issue
Of the Capital Journal aptly say
Jones, Of Lincoln and Polk, says il
the committee on resolutions cuts him
off without clerks 10 Investigate the
books and accounts Of the insane
asylum, he will hire a clerk and book
keeper at his own expense and will
Investigate anyway. There is no stop.
ping Jones when be starts to do some
thing he thinks is right, unless you
pass the road roller over him"
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-01-15
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words or less 81 per month. NJ advertisement
Inserted for less than Il cents.
Figures count as one word For instance,
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Two initials count a. one word. For instance,
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The minimum charge T. for - words: that is
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-01-15

Miss Alta Savage is visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Frank FaWk,
near Salt Greek.
The residence of. Thurston, near
Suver, caught fire Tuesday night and
WAS totally destroyed together with
nearly all Of its contents. The house
was comparatively new and had been
newly furnished just beforeChristmas,
and the loss is particularly heavy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThurstOn, both elderly
people, and their hired man, we're the
only ones 10 the house when the fire
started and were unable TO fight the
flames effectively, while help from the
neighbor5 could not be summoned
until it was too late to save the
building.