The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

are rapid. Some animal has passed that way
As the twlgs alone and not the branches being
mutilated you know the animal has not rushed
by IN fright, and the npped leaves higher up
viii indicate the lcisurcly passage Of some her
biyorous animal. and II you feel inclined to fol
low this trail you will be rewarded In the end
by finding "A stray horse at first surmiscd.
Not big game. far from f., bu, you have learned
one lesson In the book Of woodcraft which Is
only page Of the many volumes yet In store
for tho earnest student Il may have been
smaller tracks that have claimed your attention.
tracks that are visible In the sof' earth. Learn
To distinguish those Of rabbit from those the
squirrel has made This Ii easy II you will be
member that In running the rabbit places both
fore feet close together and spreads the hind
feet apart while the squirrel places all feet at
nearly equal distance apart In using the Ofac.
tor. sense you can stand perfectly still and tell
what trees or bush Is In blossom.
Truly. one season spent out Of doors IN cult.
wilton ana close observation will he Of more real
benefit than years over books
THESE things. then. are the first rudments
toward that higher education, the eduGntiOn of
the outdoor woman. Perhaps the most important
thing 20 be considered during tho preparatory
stage IN the clothing to be worn. for without
comfortable attire. advanced lessons will he Of
little real benefit Although tho outing costume
varies with the individual taste. and also with
the expense TO be considered atlll the most
popular and the one universally adapted 10 most
needs n q suit consisting OF plain short skirt
worn over knickcrbOckors, a coat Of he same
material. which may he made plain for camping
purposes alone. ar supplied with the proper
pockets for hunting and fishing soft flannel
lhirt Will bee found more convenient than a waist
and stout shoes worn with lcEglngs are lighter
aud less fntigung than the high top boots al
though they may be- worn Ia advantage In colder
weather or whore there Is a rough tramp 10 be-
taken soft felt hat or cap with generous
visor To protect the eyes completes the costume
After simplicity, durability Is an item 10 be-
considered strong, sorviccabe duck canvas and
khaki cloth are durable and easily cleaned but
of recent years whole suits Of waterproof mate
n can be had NJ such reasonable cost that II
Is folly and q gronicr exp, to make ones uut
Ing garments M home.
Cultivate love Tor natu.n r., which you can do
with neither rod nor gun, the Sc Of which Inn.
plemontE Of pleasure should come after the first
rudiments are mastered with now strength and
nerve gained through % life out Of doors viii also
come now courage and confidence
- some respects the prevailing variety Of
sport is characteristic Of that portion N country
wherein II Is most INDUCED. In the southern and
some Of the eastern states, fox hunting is one
Of the most popular Of recroatlons, as the physl.
cal features and topography Of the country make
II the natural home Of the fox red and gray;
and IN the sunny south for generations fox
houndE have been bred with the cxhilaratlon Of
the chase in view; horses have been iudlcously
bred In order 10 keep up with the hounds: and
who may say but that the beauty Of the famous
women, especially Of Kentucky has not been