The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FINS, FURs AND FEATHERS

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win J. n. fredriey please cit up and
take notice.
An eastern visitor here last week
told the following story: Before !
left the east ] was told by man who
had been to Denver the year before Of
a fish that jumped out of the water at
point on the Missouri river and
watched the train pass. was on the
lookout when the train pulled across
the Missouri at this particular point,
and sure enough there was the fish. |
recognized it by the description that
had been given me. | remarked of the
peculiar coincidence to the porter on
our train.
/" Why, yassir,' he said, that ol'
buffalo is an old time friend of Us
railroaders. He jumps up and watches
every tram 60 by. "
No fishermen in the mid Columbia
region have met with better success
this year than James Stranahsn, Earl
Weber and Emmett Tomkins. who
spent one day last week on the White
Salmon river in the neighborhood of
Husum. The men caught 200 fine
trout. Returning to their homes they
gladdened the hearts of neighbors by
making distributions of the toothsome,
finny beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Ferguson, Mrs.
Ferguson sisters, Mrs. Loving and
Miss Thomas, the latter visiting here
from Denver. and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Blowers spent Sundy fishing in the vi
cinity of the Toll bridge on the East
Fork.
The following vacationists have reg
istered during the past week at. Kinsey
camp on the East Fork near the Toll
bridge: Mrs. Mary l.. Gessling, Mrs.
Ida Imholz, Mrs. Gertrude Howe, Mrs.
Harriet G. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Keir and children. Mrs. Jessie NJ.
Bishop. Mrs. Clara Lofts, Mrs. Ethel
P. Button, Mrs. Dora Thomson, Mrs.
Laura Page. Douglas and Allyn But
ton, Mrs. Louis M. Button and Mrs.
Wilma Franz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon R. Bradley have
been camping in the Upper Valley near
Parkdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Shay and Mrs.
W. W. Shay and families are encamped
this week on the headwaters of the
West Fork in the region of Mineral
springs.
J. E. Robertson, j. II. Fredricy, W.
J. Mckee and W. B. North spent Sun
day fly fishing on the East Fork.
Harry Dewitt, D. H. brewery, Chas.
Hofer and W. j. A. Baker spent Sun
day at Camp Minnehaha, at the conflu.
ence of the Lake Branch and West
Fork, where they had excellent luck
fishing.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Imbler and Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Emry spent Saturday
night and Sunday fishing in the Upper
Valley. Mr.. lmbler caught the limit
on Sunday.
I If you 60 after deer in Oregon's for
ests be careful not to get shot, and be
more careful not to shoot fellow hun
ter.
For those who would 90 hunting deer
the open season on which began at sun.
up Tuesday morning. the following
legal provisions should be carefully
read:
According to the game laws of Ore
gon in both districts Of the state the
hunting season for deer with horns
lasts until October 81. Three such deer
during any one season is the limit for
any one person. Does and fawns are
protected ut all times, and the killing
of these will result in heavy penalty in
the event of conviction.
The law also provides that ''it shall
be unlawful within the state of Oregon
for any person, at any time, to have in
possession more than 40 pounds of any
dried. smoked, evaporated or jerked
vension or deer meat"
Hunting more than half an hour after
sunset. or more than half an hour
before sunrise. is prohibited by law.
The state game warden has supplied
every part of the state with efficient
patrols. and violators of the law will
be dealt with harshly.
A license Of 81 is required of hunters
who live within the state.
Non residents are required to pay SIC
fee in order to hunt game. A combin.
alton license for residents of the state
for both hunting and fishing can be
procured at any sporting goods house
or county clerk for 50.