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Page 6. SlLTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAI .. Thursday, SepI'' : <
-" ..... , . . ' ........ ,t 'temhe 5, 194&
Regnlation NO. 751 has. not been tagged hy a game pie- in thin special open area which has Regulation No. 7a7 NOTICE I A C J |_ i "[T ";, - " -
NOTICE teeter or person authorlz.ed by the De- not been tagged by a game protector 1946 MiL.rator- Waterfowl and Mi- ]-IJ[')[.|V|:m]n. .run.ten __ - - ] I aw ! t'-- ......................
946 Hunting and Trapping Seasons par!nmnt., of Gable. All seer trans 2 or person authorized b)v the Dpart= grat)ry ame Bird Regulations for .... ; ...... _'_" '/7] --r-=lrh [ ill,t JoY .... •
' ' tale f Wash )url[*(10L/L el, [IIU l[lti ItllO+it LIe algtsli ,/lent 0£ an,e £1.tl eli[ trails or[eo t
and Bag Limits [el tile St o. • - ,. ,.. .... the Sta e of Washington
,-,*to- tefore le.a, mg such area and all deer out of the anna shall be taglled efol'e ml,. rm/..i ........... i-t, ...... a .'e-u- I',]illiP l;l| "lthall ({ "lllt IID'lllJ ..l,.d All, hi
""Plh,:"f,fllowlnw res,dnti,m nnd r€*r..,- rctahled witllta sllch oIlen area shall leaving such area and all elk retained i.:, .L$:Yl;;; :.;'.T.Z:;3.,,':iii-,.;,'J,,t -----vxttit .i. lt.l.--.. .l!ll W li V ill I li i li .#/ 'JM uilu ''""
1 itton ............. as duly: ............... and lC naltyi ........ pas,ed:" bn lagged, not .later. than( ' /.t llouls, withlu %uel open nrea shall be tagged and: ................. adopted at[the ........ 1 egu'al'"'gJulyV"*"lne t- *
and ado ted at the leg(flair July me.t- , . , ' ng Jul 5 1946 of tile State Gal ell
• , , . . after the dose,, of, tlus sp clal ( ason ofn°ttuslat°rs )eclalJ tllan 48seasonhOUrS alter tile close i .. • .o Tilt From Pul m 26 Out
Ing Ju I 1,946 of tin• State Game Octobrr 13 to 30, both date.s hmlus ..... . .." ..... COIl mission for the State of Washing- P
C(a'lnniion'for tile state of hqlshing- lye, eli IMilnb'rldge lslaffd, Kltsap . .Novemqer 3 30 11, ngtn ates in- tOll,
ton. courtly FR()V]DED That the use of cm!lv% m omy the. lollowiig ae= That it shall begun-
an). type (,f fircal'l[ls other tiian sllot- scrioqu parts oz hsoun alia cial'[lelU
guns firing slugs or buck.hot is pro- counties.
hlbited.
I[ESOLVED: That i( slisll be un-
lawful to hunt, take or pursue upland
game birds, game aninials and/or fur-
bearing animals in tile. state of Wash-
lllgton at any time exccpt during thD
following open seasons, with bag linl-
Its as prescribed for each species.
PROVODED, HOWEVER. That it
sllall be Ulflawful to hunt, take or pur-
sue upland genie birds, galnc animals
and/or fur-bearing animals on lands
set aside as state game reserves where
' the hunting, taking or pursuing of
such upland genie birds, game aui-
ulals, and/or fur-bearing animals is
prolllbited. PROVIDED, FURTHER,
Tile( all oth6r game birds, game ani-
,nals and/or fur-bearing animals not
specifically mentioned in the following
open seasons, are protected by closed
seasons, and it shall be unlawful to
ltunt, take or possess tile 8anle at any
t|lne.
BLUE GROUSE, RUFFED GROUSE
(c)niluonly known as the Native I'heas-
ant.), FRANKLIN GROUSE:
General Open Season:
October 13 and 14 lit all counties of
tile state EXCEt'T Adams, Benton,
Franklin, Grant and Whitman counties,
whicti sliall be closed to grouse hunt-
intate•" Gali•i Reserves Open to Grouse
5-I unting:
october 13 and 54 ill tim following
rlLseFves Oldy :
Cl'lelan county--Enlerald Park Game
Reserve.
Chelan counly---Nason Creek Game
Chelan counl, yWhlts River Gains
Reserve.
Chelan-Klttltas counties --- Tcanaway
Game Reserve,
()kanogall - Chelan counties -- Gold
Creek (l+allle Reserve.
Wllatcom Conllty---Mt. Baker Game
Reserw . (see exception.)
Except that part of Mt, Baker Gains
"Reserve lying within a three nliie
rod t s (,f the Mr. Baker Lodge,
Bag' Ltnlit: Two (2) grouse per day
(r a total of two (2) in possession Ot
ally ,me tin]e, straight or mixed bag.
IqlNESE PtIEASANTS :
(]qli<'Fal OlJtffl Si'aSlJlt :
(w, iotier 13 t,> ;0, both dates illclus-
ire in vJl tOUlllies tip tile state.
F, ng IAmit: Ttu•ee (8) cocks ]/cr day.
fNO "'ptll .*t:;l!.lOli OIl hc.11S),
t,alldl llal{ LiniJt: [Plfleen (15) Ctil-
iD.t;',I ];tic'It4till{S ('C.(,CkAJ oi1] y) I)CI' 3(211-
f,ll.
11 I,NC.t If I AN I'AI:tTItIDGE:
CIJ :';tl) tg]!]AON
(*Cllfl Ill (]Den l-*asoll:
Octtiilt!r lJ l.tl 8ii, bolll dale inclus-
Ive, in all connth2,s of ill0 tatc.
}lag Llulit: ri'ia (Ill) qti;dl perAday
or 1 total of lwent7 (20) quail in pos-
sr.<4sion all any one time,
PROVIDED: It. shall be lawfnl to
hunt Chinese pheas.',aits {cocks only),
and quail (lurhlg the regular open sea-
son, for a distance of one mile south
,f the High Lille Irrigation Canal in
Badggr Pocket, said area tmlng within
the boundaries of tile Squaw Creek
Game Reserve" in Klttitas county.
PROVIDED 5t shall Ie lawful to
hunt Chinese pileasants (cocks only),
migratory waterfowl and quail, {[11
general open semson dates, within the
boundaries of tlte Shflahe.kln Ganle Re-
serve, in Okanogan "county,
I-IIJNT]NG HOURS FOl? UPLAND
GAME BIRDS:
Lawful hunting hours for upland
game birds for all counties lying west
of tile, summ[t of the Caseade Moun-
laths shall le one-half hour before
snnrise to sunset, as taken at Seattle.
Washington. annually until further
(!tanged by the State {J&lue Collnlli,< -
illon,
bawful hunlhlg llourS for npiand
-ganle blrds In Yskt]na+ []enton. Kli(',k-
fiat, Klttitas, Grant, Chehtn, Douglas
and Okanogan counties shall be one-
half llour before sunrise, to sunset, as
taken at Yakima, Washirtgtorl, annual-
1( until further changed by the State
G ne C0nlnlJssion
Lawful hunttng hours for up]anti
galllO birds In Pend Oreille, StevenS
]Mrry, Lincohi, Spokane, Adams, Whit-
mao, Franklin, Wails Walls. Garfield,
Columbia and As(din counties shall be
one-half hour beforc, suIlriso to sun-
SeA aS takcn ul Spokane, Washington,
ann)jall.v until fur!.hr changed by tits
State (l'kr: Comnnsmon.
DEER :
General Open ScasoII:
The second Sunday ,If O(tob n' and
continuing eighten " (18) days, both
dates ins us,re, allnualiy untii'change.d
by the Conlnlisslon, in all counties of
the stat, EXCEPT Adams, Benton.
Franklin, Grant and Whltolan coun-
%fes, and that park of Mason and Kit-
sap counties lying within the follow-
ing ueserlbed houn(lary, wnieh snail
be closed to deer hunting ....
Beginning at the poiut where tnc
ear Creek, or Mtsslon Lake Road
joins tile Old Navy Yard Highway
near the moutll [if lJeal, Creek; then,:e
northwesterly along said Mission Lake
luad to th¢' point where it ts joined 1)y
tile Gold Creek Truck TrlHl or C,C,C,
Road near* the Mason-Kil,sap county
line; thence northerly al0ng said C.C.C.
Road t,o its Junction with the Gold
Creek ,Road; thence easterly on the
Gold Credk Road to It's junction with
lhe I:lnton Rh, er Road and Eremerlon
Gsa e Reserve boundary ; thcn¢!e
southerly dowil th Ilnion l ve, r Road
Of gaine l'eserve boundary, io tt,B jullv-
lion wilh the Old Navy Ym•d ttigti-
Way thcnoe soutilwetterly along the
Old Nlvy Yard Highway to its junr-
lion with the 1lear Creek I,oad and
pc,hi of b(glnlflng,
F, xtended Sea+l()n :
October 31 lo November ]0, both
dates ' inclusive, in Spokaoc, Stevens
and Pond Ore.ilk; counties.
State Game l'{eserves OIlen to Deer
I];{!nting:
uetobor 13 lo 30. both dates inelusive,
IU i,b¢ .following reserves Ol'l]y :
Chelan county --.Emerald Park Game
I.Ses eIw(!.
Cheitul couuty--Wll]te River Game
eorve. • ' ..
Chtaa COUtlty-Nasoll (.reek Galne
RescrVG ..'
CileIl-K|ttitas o unties--Tcanaway
Ganw. Ieserve.
Okailogan---Che[an, .counties -- Gold
Crl+e,k .Galne lesorve,
Whateonl eotmtY--lIt. Baker (.anle
Resl:rve (set÷ eoption)0
'El(eft tllat pari [)f Mt. laker Gan}e
lhs(,rw; lying' withtn a' three nllle
radhls Of [he ]Ylt, t]aker Lodge.
Bag Limit: One (1) buck deer hav-
tlig tt. le, ast one bra.nebed I.lntler, The
head of said deer shrill 1,elllain wil.ll
th+ carcass th.l'e.of willie In h'anspor-
tali )n.
I"ECIAL DEER SEASONS:
.¢:tol)cl 18 to a0 Lot ] dnLes Inchm-
iv . un WltidLly lsland in Itdand COUll-
tying,),: lAmil line! (1) deer f ,Ither
i.>:,. the b<.ad of whh:li hail • relllalll
wilt1 h [ar 'tos lht "€" if whib in trsn-
1) n'la i,n. PROVIDED, Tllat it sltail
}* U[I]a%g}A1 |'¢ r qn Ve 811Y di{[ r f 'l,H 1
ID+! t s::ribed lt,:l ,at ( |)(,n a,r,a willi-
e{It t';f'<:i h:/I ink }}[l£'ii iJ:,ei" trigged l)y
'k lilll} I HXt; <))' Or aqLI o' z['d rep 'e-
'i >;' ! tfi,' " ,,f tt, I')rpartnleoi ,ff Ganu';.
>:,Jv,:lnb'r 10 and,:tl, irl on Y tie i',s-
10v/Tit[ (it!,o:, ibi?(I I ',if n ( f 1)Or [fl S
eo(UI i y :
] i tlui: o l tLe e:;t',I side of the
ColUlul)is, J{Pt'et' th(d al't wiLhin olle
lurid one-half n/lies ill' the. east bs,nk of
.he Cohtll%,%ht RiVof bctW6;etl lbe Eavt
V{rtatchee l.h'i(/g, aitd ihc Beela]
rl(tge
Jtag' Lilll t: ()lie {1) d*,or of e]lliei'
s#x, the tiead of wilh'h shifll l.emain
wti i t,li ciB.l'eas lh#:rellf while in'%rans-
lml'Lat{on+ PROVIDED That It shall
iiSt hlteF than }4 fi[){n's sfter itle' cloke
of Ibis pccial season,
Noveber 14 15 16 and t7 in the f61-
lowing decribed portion of Pend Ore-
ilk; county ; t
All lands Oil 'lie eIL,t eide of tll0
Penal Orellte River that are witllia
,tires GI), )ntlea of the east bank of the
}>end (treilt , Rh.er |R.twen the IolIC
I[ridge and the Idahollne: them; lends
,,n Ihe wrst ldde of thq Pond Oreilk,
l'liver thai are. Wlthtu 1,ili(!e (,,R) in,los
lit' the Wi*t bank Of th fiend el*e-
ll e I{h'" wire Ite J011e I:h:idge and
iJle towti Usk: Lhoae land8 "ill ihe
()[ I in of P(nd O [1 (OUlIt) r
€ li.le' : ' " " " 'q " ':7-ttat, rS:tv
lying
f F(llll i()wn {If
:Bag Lhnit: elm (I) deer of either
sex. the head of whk:h shall remain
with Lhe carcass tbel'COf wbile in
transportation, PROVOl)ED. That it
sball be unlawful to renlove any deer
fr(I)n the described sI)ecial open area
without fh'st Ilavlng such deer tagged
by it gainu proicetor or authorized
representative o£ the Dcpartlllent of
Game.
BOW AND ARROW SEASONS:
October 13 t,, 30, both dates inClus-
ive,, PROVIDED• That it shall be fin-
Jawful to Ilun[ game anilnaIs and game
hh•ds for which tllere is an opeu, sea =
SOU ILS provided l)y these regulations,
In any other lnanner than with bow
and arrow within the area of Ghelan
eOlmy described b[dow during the
perio October 13 to 30, both dates
inclusive.
Beginning at a point near Maverick
Peak wilere the Mad River Trail joins
the Ent[.t Sununit Road in Sec. 16,
T. 27 N. I:L 18 E. W, M,; Thence in a
southeasiery direction down said Mad
Rh'er Trail lo the 1)otnt where it is
joil[cd by the Coll/-far Creek Trail Ill
Sec. 23, T. 27 N,. R. 18 E.W,M.; thence
northerly up said Cougar Creek Trail
1o a l)[dnt one-half nlile more or less
due east of Cougar MounLain; thence
due we:It t([ Cou]'ar Mountain; lhenco
in a northerly dlrocthm on a straight
line drawn between Cougar Mountain
aud alone Peak to l/ point near Devil
Lake, wllere said line IS intersected by
lhe Klone I)eak Trail: thence In a
norl.herly dirl!ct•lon down tile Klone
Peak Trail to thc point where it joins
tle Entiat River Road; thcnce up said
Entiat Rb/er Road on: nflle more or
less to the point where safd road is
joined by Lhe Thrcc Ci'cek Trail in
Sec. ]6, T. 29 N,, R. 18 E.W.M.; thence
southwesterly up said Three Creek
Trail to tile Entiat SUlnlnlt (Chiwawa
River-Entiat River Divide) ; thence
seulh[.rly down the t,ntiat Smnmlt to
the p,)iht where it is intersected by
the Enlist Summit Road near Mavel'-
tck I)cak and crmlh)uing a shorL dls-
i.ttnc(! Illoll said sU[llnllt road io its
] I tll w tl 1 m Mad River Trail and
pl)tal, Of I)('ginlllllg,
l"]tl Linlit; ()lll (]) t)uck deer hay-
[1}4" I£f least (fflC in'anc|lt!d .ant]el'. T))e
]loF, d I,]" said (i(ll' shull ronlain wJi|l tile
('ttl 'a.Jt {hl'Feof whih in lr&nspol'ta-
liilli, (')!lit'i" 1.;'i11:11[ ;llii[lla[S lind t(allle
bll(l',4, tllilc lls i)rt)vJdt!d In ttiese regu-
hit i,il:4.
Ll(!C(lillli>r ] I() 15. boih dali's inclus-
iw,• PI.OVII)I.CD. That it shall lie un-
lawful h) llunt take or pursue deer
within the boundary of Lhe Pierce
(]oun{y Gttllle ]{ese+rve in Pierce Coun-
ty hl ztny olhcl' nlanner than witli baw
and irl'oW during ,he special season,
Decernber 1 to 15 botll dates Inclusive,
Bag Limit: One tl) deer of either
,rex, the bead of which shall relnain
wittl (he c u'cass thereol wliilo ill
lransportatton.' PROVIDED Tbat It I
shall be unlawful to possess any deer i
killed in this special open area which I
lu not been tagged by a ganic pro-
teeter or person authorized by the
Deparlluent [if Ganle. All deer trans-
ported out of the area shall be tagged,
before leaving, such area and all deer'
retuined withln such open area shall
be tagged not laterthan 24 hours after
the c[bse of this special season,
BEAR: W(slern 'Wasli ngt m (all
counltes lyhlg west'of the Sumlnit of
the C'aseade Mountains,)
()pen Season :
Year m'ouml or the entire ycar EX-
CEF'T That it sllsll lie unlawful to
hunt or kill bear during the elk sea-
son in all collnllev] open to elk hunting,
State (}sine R.[.serve Open Io Bear
Hunt] ng:
Ochlber ]3 to 30, h(It]l dates inclus-
Ive, In tilt' Mt. Baker Game l.eservc,
Whateonl COlnlty, EXCEPT that part
of the Mt. I,'tker Game Reserve lying
within t three mile radius of thc Mt.
Bak,,r Lbdge.
Bsg Linill: No iinitt.
BEAIt : Eastern Wllshlngton (all
COUIIltes lyhlg east of tim stmunit Of
the Cascade Mouatains,)
Opett Soason :
Ociobcr ]8 to 30, both dates In('lus-
iv(', ill all coUnties havhlg an open
do['t" season,
State Game Reserves Open to Bear
lt[lntlnff :
O('hb('[' 1;] Io .q0. both dates inclus-
Iv'(,> ill lhe f,)llowln reserves only:
Chelan county--,nieraid Park Game
Reserve.
"Chelan county--White River Game
R[!sel'vt:.
Ctolail couniy--Nason Creek Game
I%eserve.
All lands of Asotin eounly lying out-,
side the National Forest boundary and
the Fordyce and Horak deeded lands
lying within the Forest, boundary.
That part oft, Garfield county l:lng
outside the Nati(mal Forest bounaary
bqtween the GarIigld-Asotin county line
and the Mounfain " Itlghway and
bounded on the norlh by the Pomeroy-
Clarkson Highway; all lands lying
outside the National Forest boundary
In the GrOUSD Flat area of Garfield
[:ounty snd the following sections and
parts thereof within the National
Fo['cst boundary: W. /z of Sec. 5,
See. 2, 3, 10, 11, 52 and tlmt part of
S(e, 4 and 9 lying east of the Moun-
tain 1]ighway,' aH being ill Twp, 9
N., R, 4,,') E. W. M,
Bag Liniit: One (1) 'elk ()[ ellher
Sex. the head of wh[ch shall remain
witll the carcass thereof while In
transportation, PROVIDED, That it
shall be unlawfol to poss0ss any elk
killed Ill this spccial open area which
has not been tagged by a game pro-
teeter or person authorized by the
Deparlnlellt of Game, All elk trans-
ported out of the area shall be tagged
before leaving such area and all elk
retained wttllin such open area shall
be tagged not later than 48 hours after
the close of this special season,
November 57 to 30, both dates ill-
elusive, ill all of Chelan county.
Bag Lbrdt : On(: (1) elk of either sex,
the head of which shall remain with
tim carcass thereof wbile in tl'anspor-
4allen, PROVIDED, That it shall be
unlawful to possess any elk killed in
lids special open area which has not
been tagged by a game protector or
person authorized by the Department
of Garne. All elk transported ont of
the area shall be tagged before leav-
ing. such area aud all elk retained
within such open area shall be tagged
not later than 48 hours after the dose
of this special season,
Novenlber 12, 1946 to February 28,
1947, both dates inclusive, ia only the
fellowing described portions Of Grays
Harbor and Jefferson counties:
All lands on tile south side of the
.Quinault Rtw:r and Qulnault Lake
lying wilhin the watershed of the
Quinault River and Quinault Lake. be-
tween Willaby Creek and the National
Park bc)ulldal'y; and in a.dditlon, all
privately owned hinds within the boun-
da)'y of the Olympic Natiolml Park ill
the watershed "of the Quinault River.
Iaff Ltmits: One (1) elk of either
twx, tile tread (if which shall remain
with the calcaBs (hereof while ,in
u'ansportation, PROVIDED, That it
shall be unlawful to possess any elk
killed in this special open area whtch
ha not been tagged by a game pro-
tector or person authorized by the De-
partment of Game, All oak transported
out of the area shall be tagged before
leaving sueh area llnd all elk retained
witifln sueh open area shall be tagged
not laler than 4g hours after the close
of this special season,
NDvenlber 12, 1946 t(I February 28,
1947, both dates Inclusive, In only the
following desoribed portion of Clallam
county :
All'lands in the. watershed of the
Elwffa R!ver between the Olympic
Loop Highway and the National Park
bounuary; and, all prlvately ownea
lands within the National Park bound-
ark ill tlm watershed o£ the Elwha
Rlvbr.
Bag Limit: One (1) elk (if either sex,
,he [iead of wllich shall remain with
tile carcass (,hereof wllt[e in transfer-
tart,re. PROVIDED, Thal it shall be
us,awful 1o possess any eJk killed in
1,his special Opell erea wilieh has not
been tagged by a game protccq;or or
Ierson authorized by the Depatttment
bf Gains. All elk transported out of
the area shall be tagged befol'e leav-
ing such area and all elk reained
within sueh opcn al'oa shall be lagged
not later than 48 hours after thdelose
of tills special season,
HUNTING HOURS FOR IEER,
ELK AND BEAR: One-half holr be-
fore sunrise to sunset.
RABBITS: (Cottontail and Enow-
shoe),
General Open Season: f
The second Sunday In Octoler to
tle twenty-eighth day of the follow-
ing February, both dates inclusive, an-
nna]ly until changed by the Conlmts-
shin, in all counties of the state, EX-
'CEPT. that it shall be lawful to hunt,
take or pursue rabbits during ttle en-
fire year Ill Clark county and on
Wllidby Island In Island county. EX-
CEPT closed season iu CIarl¢ county
fr,ln September 1 'to October 12, both
dates Inclusive.
Bag Liniit: Five (.5) rabbits per day,
Chelan-Klttitas eountles--Tcanaway J straight or mixed bag, or' In possess-
Galno Reserve. !Ion lit any one tlm(. EXCEPT,, no
CreekOkan°ganGanie" Reserve.Cheian countle -- Gold f bag limit in Clark county and on Whid-
Bag Lirait: One (1) boar, by Island in Island county,
ELK: HUNTING HOURS FOR RABBITS:
General Open Season: One-half houl • before'sunrise to SUU-
The fir:t Stlndtty following lhe (:lose set. .,
of the g,meral deer season and extend- SQUIRRELS: (Gray squirrel and
ing lo Novelnher :11 both dates in- Black squirrel)CLOSED SEASON,
c]u,.:ive, annually until t:hanged by the FUR-BEARONG ANIMALS: (Except
ComlnisM,)ll ill the f011owlng counties BEAVER AND FOSHER, Closed sea-
only: Asotln, Chebtn, Cla]laro, Colura- son).
bia, Grays IIarbor. Garfie.ld, .lefferson, Gt,neral Open Season; (Except Mar-
Kittitas, iVIason, Pacific. Wahkiakum, ten).
"lValla Valltl, Yakinla.
Shti. (iaul , G.es[.,l've.s Op£'n to Elk
Hunthlg:
N,venlber 3 to ll, both dales hi-
chlsivo, ill li[e fdlowing I'e3erves only:
C(ttniil)ia-Garfi[!ld counties --- Tucan-
non (-faille ]'.eserve.
Yakhua eounly,Rattlesnake Game
roseP e.
'1ag Lllli]t: One (1) Elk will, vis-
ible hnrnl, the h(!ad uf wMeh shall re-
nlaill wi|h lhc caFeass tll(q'eof Willie
tn Iranspl)rtldion, PROVIDED That
all [!lk killed in Cohanbta, Garfield,
A,;othl iiud Wails Wails counties liiust
December 1. 1946 to Janual•y 55,
1947. both dales inchrdve.
Provided: It shall be unlawful to
trap niUskl'at ill n'luskrat mounds or
:Provided: ]1 shall be lawful to
trap 5ur-bcar]lg anlnlals within the
boundaries of the Lake %Vashlngton,
Pierce counl:y, Little Spokane and
lurnt Bridge Creek Game Reserves
'rom De(:eml)or 1..19,/6 to January 15.
19.17. t)oth dates inclnstve.
Provided: 5t shall l)e lawful for any
p(:rson holding tt traPl)Cr's license to
bunt raccoon with dogs during the
be checked al, a Gan/e Department open trapl)ing season.
cheeking .,taiton net later than 48] Provided: It. shall be unlawful for
llonl's /iflel' cllse of lhe sc.ason. [ nny person to shoot far-bearing anl-
SI']{ICIAI ELK SEASONS: reals except raccoon with alw_ fire-
O(,iobcr 1 and 2, both dates inelus- arms whatsoever; and it shall be un-
h'e, .AND Novenlber 3 to 11, both dates lawful to ]oot or pursue raccoon with
ineludvo in parts of Walla Wails a firearn] betweea sunset aud one-
snd (2,ltnnbia eoLlU{ es described as haft hmlr before sunrise.
follows Extended Raccoon Se.ason:
(Oppn Area No. ]) Beginning at thcl. 3annary 16 to Fc, bruary 25, 1947,
point whe,'e Mill Creek Road J[ Ills the , ooth dates inclusive,, in San Juan
Wall). Wall.t-Dayton Highway at county only,
Walls We ht; thence noltheaslerly • BagLi4nit: No limit,
along I le WaIl t Walla-Dayton High- SPECIAL MARTEN SEASON:
way to lhe ) )nt where it Is Join[,dl December 1 to .'t5, both dates fn-
)3' tl Payne ]:{ollow loacl approxi- elusive, PROVSDED That t.lle taking
ula[tly two ih's s,mthwest of Day-i of lnarten during this special eason
ton; 'thence southerly ll. the Pa.vnet vhall bc open to all licensed trappers
]tollow Rosd to Its june(ion wtt:h tl)el who shall Stl.iCtly abide by" the fol-
Lewis Peak Road; thence 8onl;llerly I lowlnK l'equb'e)ncnts: '
along tile Lewis ,}lea![ Road genedlYl. (1) It shall be unlawful for auy
f llh'lwing 111[.* diVl('ie Detwee, ll II]e 'L'ou- trapper, it) use Intu'e than 36 traps.
elmt Ind Col)pel waters]leds to_ the I (.) Withtn thirteen (,18) days iiftxu"
end of the road nel[r Lewis l-eak;i the cl()se 0f tile-htwfui open season
t lence due south to lh(;• ln)rth boun.d- ! oil nlarte.u each trapper stiall present
al'y ol 1]l(' Mill Creek walersnea; nis skills for tagging and inspection
illume(, sontbwesterly lih)ng tim boun-, IO the local gamc protector Jn the area
d vy of ll/e ]%1 11 Creek walershcd to , in which be traps; AND at that ttme
1 / (3 'vl.(dl I o, theD[e wesL along the+ said gamt+ lroteetor all tag each
tl <{ (')reg{[)l-,V1]sl'ltllF:l<,ll lille to the skin. PROVIDED: That ft shall be
f$O]11 whcrt sltid line crosses the Mill } unlawful to mdl any ruarten skins
{,h'o0]( •fhad; lhone', noi'[hwcte, rly i ,liken in tile state of Washington not
ah i]v lh. Mill Cr d{ Ih l,I l (he s,) tagg'd I (t that ou and afro" Jan-
i+,inL' wh(,)'o it .ohl. {,he l)ayion-.Val]a 1 uary 1, 1947, it Mmlt be unlawful 5or
A'fttl:t Itgi)way llll(l point (ff beg[If i n[lY person to pOSSeSS ally nla+rten
h;Iw.', pkins taken it t lile state of Washlng-
IA)'CII AINHt N), ) t]tginnhlg a( .he t)n no so Iaggech
.. W r 1' I Pll C 'e('k aj:la d I g}tl4 Lhnit: No lilnit.
J,,:. r,J *i. ,,wn [,f I) lytm;' th(n('e ] AND IE IT FURTHER "RESOLVED:
,"u,t,' %, p t.il' Pat t, Ci:eek Road to I Thit the above resohltion and regula-
ils " uhcihnl Wiih th( Lewis Glllcll ' ti[ul shall be proinulgate'd hy'IIublish-
R()lltt; t'h¢,nc¢ castet;ly tlp tile Lc.wiit Ing .tile same for one Issue lil, the
(illlch R ))td to tt,s junction witil the I Olynlpia Ncw. Olynlpia, Washington,
Ma on Lv Momlta n R+ ad: thence cast- i tile; oHlctal newspaper of the Stato
,'rty t lg iI'l, Malonev Mountain iRoadl Game Cornnnssion, and in the Ritz-
Io tl-lo Hard. ock Gl;ato Ri,ad : ,hie [' I, ll 'e vllle Journal Times, Clarkstoa Iterald.
north,r]v down thct Itardstock Grade Kennewi[!k CuurJer, Wena{chee Daily
IO the lut, llIlnon River Road; thent,,e World, laort Angeles Evening News,
soutllerly II I] lhe TucKnnon iver r{oad Vancouyer .Still, Tile ChI'on]c]e Dis-
te llie Patri('k Trail Bead', tlienee, patch (Daytol0, Longview Dailv rews,
Wetteriy up the Patrk, k Trail Read to Watcrville .Ulnpire Press, rtepublie
ti[ SkLllm R[md; t lento .eutllelly up News Miner Paste Herald Ponmroy
the Skyline R[i(l to the. Poln( wlwre East-Wa,hi.ngtpnhin, Grtult County
tt IS joined by Die Lewis Creek Trail; Journal (Eparata), Montesano Vldette,
thencl* %vesterly down the Lewis Creek Tht; Farnl Bureau News (Oak Har-
Trail to the point wilere it jolns the bor), Port Townsend Leader, Seattle
n',ad down ihc North Fork of ille Tlrnc,, Brcnlerton Sun, Ellensburg
Touchet River: then.ce norlhwvsteely Daily Rccord. Mt, Adams Snn (Bing-
down the T0U( l['t River Ioad to th0 (311), Tits Chehalis Advocate, The Day-
town of Dayton and point of begin- ('_nport.Timis Tri0une. Mason Conlity
Ilin Journal iSneltonj Kanogan lnuo-
]Jag Lhnii: One (1) vlk of eilher tlcudent, South end Journal, New-
sex, the h,'ad of which shrill l.elllaln port Miner, Taconla TlnlOs, Iriday
with the ceil'ass thereof while in trans- Harbor Journal, :ht. VernoW Daily
lortstloo• PILOVIDED Tllat it sliall }terald. Skanlanla County Pioneer
I)0 unlawfl.i1 Io l)osses any ell[ killed {Stevenson), ArlingLon Tinier, Spokes-
|n th(*se sllceial open areas which ]lave. l)lan-R.evi(,w (Spoksne), Colville Ex-"
Ih)t live I tagg?d hy a t(illne I)rol.(e[or allliuer The Eagle (Cathhtnoi), Walls
or itel?ion auihorized by l]l[ D('part- 'Walh llnion t]ullctia, l(,ilinghaul
I lent (if (lillI e All elk iransp)rled tlnrald.- Colfax Gazetle Colnnloner tlnd
e 1( of ll)- lil,ms sh,'.lll lie tagged be- Yaldnllt Daily Republh., for one tssne,
fol•e leaving suell arcas slid (ill elk Dated at Sentllo, \\;llrashington, this
relaillorl wlihln suclt open [ireas shall 1st day ur July ]9#6,
Slate (.lame Conullisstou
I),) taizg'[,d not hirer lhnn 48 tlours afLer
th(. eh:)se of this stcclal season, Jss. A. Loudon, Chairnlan
Novelnber ] and 2 ill only the follow- Virgil B, BenningLon
h)wing descl'tbed portion of t'lific Sam GJerde
county, R.D. Hand
Thai part of the watershed of the Marcus Nalley
ed Wlllapa River lying malth of llle Main C, A. Peterson.
Wlllaplt River lind east of the South Don W, Clarke, Director '
Fork Of the Willapa River. The Department of Game, 'J/5-1t
Bag Limit: One tl) elk, of either
re'x, tile head of whM1 shall rcnlatll
With the iaJr[ass thereof while. In trans- USe the Journal Classlfleds--
possess any deer portalh.m, PROVIDED, That' It shall
opera area'which be nnlaw/ul to poe$ any elk killed they really get results.
RESOLVED :
lawful to hunt. take or pursue migra-
tory waterfowl and migratory game
birds in the State of Washington at
any time except during the following
opcn seasons, with bag limits its pre-
scribed for each species. PROVIDED,
]-]OWEVER, That it shall be unlaw-
ful to hunt, take ar pursue nngratory
Waterfowl and nflgratory ganle bh'ds
on lands Met aside as state game re-
serves where the hunting, taking or
pursuing of such nllgratory water-
fowl and migratory game birds is pro-
htbited. PROVIDED FURTHER, That
all (ither nligralory waterfowl and
lnigratory anle birds not specifically
nlentioned In the following ()pen sea-
sons are proected by closed seasons, I
and it shall be Ulflawful to hunt, take.I
or possess the same at any tinm. )
General Open Scasons:
Ducks, Coot, Geese and Brant (ex-
ecl)t Ross's Gooose and SwanClosed
Season) Oclobcr 26 to Decembc[' 9,
5946, both dates inclusive, in all coun.
tics in the state.
EXCEPT: t shall be unlawful to
hunt, take or pursue geese in Walls
Walls, Klickitat, Franklin, Benton and
Adams counties at any other timo
than on Sundays, Mondays and Thurs-
days during the period October 26 to
December 9, 1946, both dates inclus-
tve,
Wilson's Snipe or Jacksnipe and
Rails and Gallinules (except Coot)
Season Oloaed.
Band-t..iled plgeons--September 1 to
30. both dates Inclusive.
Bag Limits :
Ducks (except American and Red-
breasted Mergansers) :
Daily Bag Limit--Seven (7) ducks,
straight or nlixed bag, except such
lhnit may not contain more than one
(1) wood duck,
Possession Limit -- Fourteen (14)
ducks, straight or mixed bag, except
much limit nlay not contaln in0re than
one (I) wood duck,
American and Redbreasted Mergan-
Sel'S :
Daily Bag LimltTwenty-fk,e (25)
singly or mixed bag.
Geese and Brant (except Ross's
Goose) :
Daily Bag Limit--Two (2) geese of
any kuld, including Brant, and in ad-
dition two (2) Snow geepe. _ . .
Possession Llnlit is one daily Dag
'limit of geese.
Coot: Twenty-five (25) per day and
not nlore than twenty-five (25) ill pOS-
SCSSiOn at any one time,
Band-Tailed Pigeons: Ten (10) per
day and not More than tell (10) in
possession at any one time,
Note: Only one daily bag lhnit of
migratory waterfowl or migratory
ganle birds is allowed in possession
oil the first day of tile season,
Hunting Hours:
Lawful hunting hours for nflgratory
Waterfowl and migratory game birds
for all counties lyingwest of the sum-
ndt,of the Cascade Mountalns shall be
one-half bour before sunrise to one-
half hem. before sunset, as taken at
Seattle. Waslington, annually until
further changed by the State Game
Commission.
Lawful hunting hours for migratory
waterfowl and migratory'game birds
tn Yakilna, Benton, Klickitat, Klttitas,
Grant, Chelan, Douglas and Okanog-
an counties shall be one-half hour
before sunrise to one-half hour before
sunset, as taken at Yakima, Washing-
ton, annually until further changed by
tle State Game ColmlSsion.
Lawful hunting hours for nligratory
watcrf0wl and nligratory game bird
in Pond Orellle, Stevens, Ferry, Lin-
coln, Spokane, Adams, Whltnlan,
Franklin Walls Waihi Garfield> Co-
lumbia, and Asot n eounties, shall be
one-llalf hour before snnl'ise to one-
half hour before sunset, as takbn at
Spokane, Washington, annually until
further changed by the State Gains
Col)lmission.
It shall be unlawful to have in pos-
session nligratory waterfowl or blrds
which were aken in this state more
than ninety (90) days after the oh)so
of the open season; and it shall be un-
lawful to have innossession nngratory
waterfowl or birds which were taken"
outside tills state more than ninety
(90) days after the close of tile open
season in tlle state or country ill
wtflch they were taken.
Means of Taking:
It sball be unlawful for any person
to hunt or take migratory waterfowl
or birds by the aid or use, directly or
indirectly, of corn, wheat, o:ts or other
grains of products thereof, refit, or
any kind of feed whatsoever. Placed,
deposited, distributed scattered, or
otherwise put out whereby "such wa-
terfowl or birds are lured, attracted,
or enticed, regardless of tha dls-
tanee interveniug ,between any such
grain, salt, or feed and the position
of the taker; and it shall be unlawful
to hunt nligratory waterfowl by tile
use, directly o," indirectly, of live
duck or goose decoys, regardless of
the distance intervening betweeu any
such live decoys and the position of
the taker.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESO/VED:
That the aove regulation shhll be
pronlulated by publishing the same in
the Olympia Newa Olympia, Washing-
ton, the official newspaper of the State
Game, Comniission for one isue and
in the Ritzy,lie Journal Times• Clark-
shin Herald. Kennewick Courier, Wo-
natchee Daily World, Port Arigeles
Evening News. Vaucouver Sun, the
Chronkde Dispatch (Dayton), Long-
View Daily New, Watervllle Elnph'e
Press, Republic News Miner, Pasco
Herald, Pomeroy East-Washingtonian;
Grant County Jom.nal (]phrata),
Montesano Vldette, The Farm Bureau
News (Oak Harbor), Port Townsend
Leader, Seattle Daily Times, Bremer-
%on Sun, Eliensburg Daily Record, Mt.
Adams Sun (Blngen), The Cbellalls
Advocate, The Davenport Tinfes Trib-
une, Mason Cotinty 3ou:al (Shelton)
Okanogan Independent.' 'South Bend
Journal, Newport Miner. Tacoma
I Times. Friday Itarbor Journal, ML,
Vernou D a 11 y tterald. Skanlanla
Comity Pioneer (Stevenson), Arling-
tou TllliCS, Spokesman-Review (Spo-
kane), Colville Examiner, The Eagle
(Cathlanmt), W'aIIa Wt)IIR Union Bul-
letin, Bellingham Herald Colfax Gaz-
ette Connnouel', and Yak ma Daily Re-
public for one Issue.
Dated at Seattle, Washhgton, this
1st day of July 19,16.
STATE GAME COMMISSION
]as. A. Loudon, Chairman
Vh'gll B, Bennington
Sam L÷ jerdo
R.. D• l{alld
Marcus Nalley
C. A Petersen,
Dou W, Clarke. Dli'ect0r
The Department el Galne. 9/5-1t
Regulatlen No, 7,58 NOTICE
The following resolution and regula-
'lhm was duly and regnlarly passedand
adopted at the re,'ular July, 196 meet--
inK, July 1, 1946. of the State Gslno
Counnlssion for the stats o Washing-
toil.
RESOLVED: That Regulation No.
106 be amended to rad as follows:
That it shall be unlawhfl for any per-
sou in tile state of Washington to, hunt,
shDot at. or kill, Chinese pheasants,
ttungarlan partridges, quail, nligralory
waterfowl or nugratol'y game b/rds
with a rifle or pistol within the State
of Washington.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
That lhe above resolution and regula-
ties shall be pronlulgtted by publish-
leg the salile for one tss{ie in the
Olyeipia News, Olynlpla, Washhigton,
lhe official newspaper of, the State
GainS, Connuisalon, and in the Rilzvtlle
Journal Thnes. Clarkson Herald Ken-
newiek Courier, WenaLchee Daily
rorld, Port Ange.les Evening News,
Vancouver Sun, The Chronicle DIM-
pal, oh (Dayton), Longvlew Daily News,
Watcrvllh: Elnpire Press, Republic
News Miner, Paseo Herald. Ponleroy
East - Washington,an. Grant County
Journal (Ephrata)., Montesano Vidette,
The, Farm Burcau News (Oak I]arbor),
Port TOwnsend Leader, Seattle Post
Intelligcncer, Brenmrton Sun, Ellens-
berg Dally Record, Mt, Adanm Sun
(Btngcn). The Chehalis Advocate, The
])avetlllort Thnes Tribttne, Mason
County Joui'ual (She]ton), Okanogan
Independerlt. Soutl" Bend Journal.
Newport 1VIhler, Ts[,olna "News Trib-
une,-Friday Harbor ,10urnal, AIt. Ver-
ralll Daily Hei'shl, Sktinlania Counly
Pioneer (Stevenson), Ai'lingion lhnes,
S)okeslnan-Review (Sllokane), Coiville
xtoniXiCl'. The Eagle (Cathhunet),
Walla W.alla Uniou Bulleliu, Bcllhlg-
hanl ]-lerald, Col fax Gazette Conlnl(inor
snd Yakima Daily Republic, for one
issue,
• Dated al Seattlc, Washington, this
1st day of July, 1946,
STATE GAME COMMISSION
Jas, A. Leud0n, Chah,man
Vh'gll B. Bennington
Sam Gjerde
R. D, Hand
arcus Nalley
C. A. Poterson,
Don W. Clarke, Dire(:tor .
Department of G-,ne.
FASTBALL STANDINGS
W L rf ra
*Active Club ............ 6 1 82 66
Rayonier .................. 6 2 77 57
*Morgan Lumber .... d 3 68 46
Lumbernten's Merc. 3 5 67 80
Needham's Men's .... 2 5 37 54
Skokomish Grange.. I 6 40 71
Gaines Tonight
No. 1--Rayonier vs. Morgan
No. 2--Activians vs. Grange
Gaines Monday
No. 1---L.M. vs. Needham's
No. 2--Morgan vs. Activians
Gamcs Thursday
:No. 1--L.M. vs. Grange
;No. 2 Needham's vs. Rayonier
Behind Clint Willour's gilt-edged
flinging the Activians grabbed
the rail position in the race to
the wire in the second half fast-
ball schedule with a 6 to 3 tri-
umph over Rayonier last Thurs-
day night.
The clubmen slashed across
three rnns in the third inning and
a pair in the fourth to ice the tilt
away after breaking through for
a singleton in the seeond. Joe Holt,
Buck Price and Willour produc-
ing timely blows in the two big
innings. Rayonier's markers were
scored in the fourth, when a pair
counted, and in the sixth.
When Charley Cole singled and
the Astir,an infield erred to put
the first two aboard in the last
of th seventh it looked like Ray-
onier was going to make trouble,
but Activian fielding, which had
been excellent all game, came to
the rescue with a double play
whichs nuffed out the pulpmen's
hopes.
The Needham-Skokomish Grange
game of Thursday was postpon-
ed until this week.
Regular play closes a week
from tonight with the Activians
hoIding the inside track to the
title, although Morgan Lumber
culd foul things up by defeating
the leaders Monday night. In fact,
the lumbermen could still make
a triple tie of the race by whip-
ping both Rayon,or arid the Ac-
tlvians, tlzen repeating over the
Activians in a playoff of a tie
game between the two rivals.
Inez ])odds Chosen
Feminine Pin Head
Feminine bowlers entru§ted af-
fairs of the women's bowling
eague to Inez Dodds, whom they
elected president, and Franlde
Fredson, whom they voted secre-
tary, at tle league's organization-
al meeting Friday night at the
Hotel Shelton.
An executive committee consist-
ing of the two officers plus Rubye
Frisken, retiring president, Vera
Bishop, retiring secretary, Mickey
Lindeman, Gwen Skelsey, Fie Cor-
mier and Bessie Bolen was chosen
to arrange the 1946-47 league
schedule and iron out other de-
tails of the approaching season.
All players must be on the alleys
before completion of the first
frame in order to qualify for the
first game, the committee decided.
Teams will bowl in 7 and 9 o'clock
shifts each Tuesday night,
All ladies interested in bowling
in the Thursday night inter-city
league are asked to register at the
bowling alleys as soon as possible
as several positions are open on
two of the .four teams.
COLONEL WOOD ARRIVES
TO JOIN FAMILY "
Colonel Francis O. Wood arrived
in Shelton Sunday to join his wife
and two children, who have been
making their home here with Mrs.
Wood's sister, Miss Clare Engcl-
sen. Col. Wood left the United
States in January, 1944, and dur-
ing the two years and nine months"
he has been overseas[ he was lo-
cated at Hawaii, LeytG New Cale-
donia and Okinawa from where he
was returned to the United States.
l{eglllalian No. 750
NOTICE
The f(lllowing resolution and l,egula-
lion was duly and regularly passed
and adopted at the regular July meet-
Ing, July 5. 19-6, of the State Game
Commission for tile state of Washing-
ton.
RESOI'VED: That it shall be un-
law[lit for ally person to hunt, take or
pursue. Cllhiese pheasants Ill the state
of Washington without first having
obtained, and havingin his possession,
a Chinese Pheasant Hunting Pel'lliit..
RESOLVED FURTHER: That Chi-
nese Plzsasant Hunting Permits shall
be obtained from any authorized li-
cense dealer at, no cost, and shall bear
a nunlber, whlch mnnber shall be
entered on the hunling license of the
person leaking 'aoDlication for a Chi-
nese Pheasant Ht-il'ltllig Pernllt.
RESOLVED FURTHER: The nunl-
hot" of the applieani's hunting license
shall be eopied on the stub of the
Chinese Phcasant Hunting " Permit,
which stub shall be retained by t.llc
lldense dealer.
Inull(diately upon bllgghlg Chi-
nese plleasant during tile lawful opeu
seasolt, the holder of a Cbinese Pheas-
aut Hunting Permit sllall remove froln
lhe Permit Card one puach mlder the
dale corresponding with the date of
kill.
Fvery pOl•son possessing a Chinese
Pheasant Hunting Permit shall, with-
ill ten (10) days after %he (:lose of the
lawful open season fqr tile hunting of
Chinese "pbeasalliS, l'elurn such perlnit
card to any autlml.ized license dealer
or shall place such ilernlit card ill all
envelope end mall to the offices [if
the State Ganle Departnlent, 555 Snlitli
Towel', Seattle 4, Washington,
Any person violating any of the pro-
visions of this regulation shall be gulf
ty ef a misdenlcanor.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
That the above regulation shall be pro-
luulgnted by publisliing the same. in
the Olyinpta News, Olynipla, Wash-
ington, the official ncwtpapcr .el ,the
State Game Commission for 611[" issue
and in the Ritzy(lie Journal Tin[es.
Clarkson Herald. Kennewlck Couricr.
Wenatchee Daily World, Port Aageh,s
Evcning News, Valleouver Sun, Tb }
C)lronielc. Dispatch (Dayton), Long-
vleW Dally News. Wate'vllle Empire
Press. RepubIle News Miner. Pasco
Herald, Polneroy East-Waslliugtollian,
Grant Oounty Journnl (El)hi:eta),
Montcsano Victte. The Fal'iU Bureau
News (Oak Harbor) Port Townsend
Leader. Seattle I Post Intelligcncer,
Brenl(lton Sl.ln, Elignsbur Daily Rec-
oru. loll. Arlauis Sun (Bingen), The
Chehalis Advoea(P, The DavelilJort
Times Ti'tbullO, MaSoll County Joul'-
hal (Shell(m), Okanogall Independent,
South Bend Journal, Newport Miner,
Ta¢(llla Nv+s T Ibun ]iil
: ' "" ", ""day Harhor
,l'OUl•nal, l%|t,• Vel'non 5) I y tt['1' lid,
Sk; nn)alia C unty Pi(ulce.r (Slevctkqon),
A rl Jngton Thues, Spokcsnnln-Revfew
(Spokane) Colville Exaniiller, Tha
Eagle (Catldanioi), Walls Walls Unioa
Bulletin, Bellhlghani Herald. tolfax
Gltzetie Conlnioner, and akiiaa Daily
llepublic fl)r one issue.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, this
1st day of July I946.
STATE GAME COMMISSION
JaM. A, Loudon, Chairmau
Virgil B. Bennington
Sanl GJerde
R. D• Haud
Marcus Nallcy
3
C, A. ]eterson.
V]- :D[)n W, Clarke, Director
5-1t" The Departnlezlt of Game, 9/5-:it
29¾-Lb. Entry Takes Derby Ladder
Lead; 3 Catches Added At List Top
Three new names topped the Hood Canal Salmon Derby lad-
der this week as the bigger fish began to make their appear-
ance in the canal waters, although there were only four add,trees
to the ladder altogether during the week's fishing.
Topping the list now is a sizeable finny catch belonging to
Fen E. Trenchie of Union weighing 29 pounds, 12 ounces, fol-
lowed by Floyd ammer of Aberdeen with a 23 pound, two ounce
catch, and A. C. Mercier of Union with a 21 pound, eight ounce
fish which tied last week's leader, Clint Mifflin.
All three of the new leading entries were netted off Union,
as was Mifflin's leader of last week, The fourth addition to the
ladder came at the other extreme, Jack Robinson of Union enter-
ing a 15-ounce catch in competition for the prize to be awarded
for the smallest fish caught in the derby. Robinson's catch
"leads" competition at that end of the ladder by two ou'nces.
The ladder as it stands according to the latest report of
Derby Chairman Wally Oliver:
FISHERMAN ADDRESS
Ben E. Trenchie Union
Floyd Vammer Aberdeen
C. D. Mifflin Shelton
A. C. Mercier Un4on
John Hart Seattle
Ben V. Leighton Shelton
Jack Robinson Edmonds
Marvin Morgan Shelton
H. L. Jackson Olympia
Roy Sherry Shelton
Robert W. Burman Lilliwaup
Neil Simmons Hoodsport
Leo L. $chmidt Union
G. C. Eck Shelton
Fred Oletzke Olympia
Bob Morris Potlatch-
H. L. Jackson Olympia
Archie C, Wright Shelton
Charles Blomfleld She/ton
C. 'W. Ruddell Olympia
Bob Erhart ILilliwaup
Harry Hess Union
Floyd C. Ludwig Union
H. L. Jackson Olympia
Chas. Browner Hoodsport
Harry Hess Union
Jack Robinon Union
WEGI-
29.12
23-2
21-8
21-8
19.10
lq
18-14
18-11
18-5
18.1a A
17-10
17-8
17
16
15-14
15-8
15-4
14-12
11-5
4-10
4-8
4-2
3
1-11
1-1
1-1
0-15
WHERE CAUGH'r
Union
Union
Calm Cove
Union
Lackawanna
Minerva Park
Union
Calm Cove
Hidden Cove
Minerva Park
Stetons Resort
Hoodsport
Madrona Lodge
Tillicum Beaoh
Lackawanna
Hoodsport
Hidden Cove
Minerva Park
Minerva Park
Lackawanna
Stetons Resort
Calm Cove
Hoodsport
Hidden Cove
Hoodsport
Union
Calm Cove
SIDELINE SLANT S
by BILL DICKIE
CUFF NOTES l since he last witnessed a profes-
In addition to all the bowling lsional tilt, The three Perdue
which will keep Paul Berets lo- ichildren , Eddie, Colleen and Mar-
cal alleys humming this winter--nibeth, give the umpire a bad time
five leagues, 40 teams, 200 bow1-]when he calls a close one against"
ers---Shelton will be represehted in I Spokane, BarriSter Graham re-
a fast scratch league operating lates, and all can keep a box score
on Monday nights in Olympia with I accurately.
entries from Aberdeen, Centralia
and Fort Lewis to round out the
Shelton and Olympia competitors,
Elmer 'Aloe' Ms(son, one of
Lho best ltighclimber and jun.
Jar legion baseball products
Shelton has turned out, ilas
caught the eye of the _New
ork Yankee organization thru
its cider Scout, Joe Devine, but
'Alec' declined to sign a con-
tract because he did not care
1o give up his work for the tin-
certain lifo of a ball player.
Matsou's play around Grays
Harbor catught Devine's alton-
lion recently, resulting in the
offer to tho former Shelton
star.
One of the big thrills of his life-
time came to young Grant Angle,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Angle,
when he was introduced to and
talked with Leo Lasseen Saturday
evening at Sick's Seattle Stadium,
then was invited by the popular
announcer to stay in the broad-
cast booth and listen while Leo
described a couple of innings of
the Seattle-Los Angeles game to
his radio audience. That Seattle
lost the game, 6 to 3, was hardly
noted by the youthful Shelton fan
after that, for the evening had
produced its big thrill for him.
Young Grant, incidentally, saw six
games in four nights and days of
the Los Angeles-Seattle series.
JUST 'EXERCISE'
What a game the "old men"
started a few years ago. Soft-
ball • they called it, a gmne for
old men, a pastime just for ex-
ercise. Tint's how it started,
but h)ok at the "old men's"
game now. Tlio lmmo has been
changed to fastball, more fans
watch and ply these gnes In
a single season throughout the
country than baseball, with all
its big league crowds and every-
thing, according to r.eliablo sta-
tistics on sports participation
The "old men's" game for "ex-
ercise" has grown up--way up.
Baseball fervor runs strong in
the E. A. Perdue family, former
Shelton residents now living in
Spokane, reports Attorney J. W.
Graham,.just back from a com-
bined builness and vacation trip
to the Inland Empire. While at-
tending the annual State Bar con-
vention in Spokane, Attorney and
Mrs. Graham were guests in the
Perdue household (Mrs. Perdue is
their daughter) and during their
stay the Shelton attorney confesses
he was inveigled into attending
five Western International League
games though it had been 20 years
Columbia Salmon
Lure Many Anglers
Dozens of Shelton and Maso
county fishermen have been
haunting the Columbia River for
the past week, vying witl thous-
ands o£ other anglcrs trying to
land big sahnon during the spe-
cial fishing season set aside espe-
cially for sportsmen, a ten-day
period cloied to all commercial
fishing in the mouth of the miglty
rivcr.
Luck in general was below par,
conforming to the salmon fishing
picture throughout the Northwest
all year, according to reports 9f
rcturning anglers. Biggest fish re-
ported caught by any of the local
fishermen so far to reach The
Journal was a 47-pounder taken
by Emil Laub,er, nlanager of the
Maon County Creamery.
SOME LUCK ANY%VAY
Lee Carlson and Everett, Sim-
mons o Hans(ins Island caught
two .cod and two trent fishing
near the mainland Harstine ferry
landing last Thursday.
SPORTS CLUB MEETS
The Mason County Sports and
Skeet Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting this evenin
Odd Fellows Hall at eight
according to notices mailed mere
bets by Secretary Roland Sleyster.
Calvary
Pentecostal Church
120 East Pine St.
Sunday Schoo]--9:45 a.m,,
Morning Worship--ll:00 a.m.
Sunday Evangelistic, 8:00 p. m,
Wednesday Prayer Meeting,
8:00 p, m.
Friday Regular Meeting,
8:00 p.m.
EVERYON WELCON[E
Rev. R. D. Caddy, Pastor
but not the
opening 1
climber foe(hal
yard, ran 26
for the 1946 team
workout Tuesday
blocking and
work.
The new
tions to the
rest of this
top of around
but with the
only a week from
the late repoz
capped
first team
Eight 1 ettermen ',:i!!::
the opening turn0Ulll:,
i dates, including ll'e};
Carl Sundsten,. t ac-ej!0 ';
ham, guard; DaY Y
and Bob Rice, Gone
Anker and Bill Ke?
Coach Hillyard, w-'.?
ed with the small WI;;
pirants for his firS!.!l
club, liked its geared':
proportions and ::
backfield candida , ,',
out as he sent two
what actually
scrimmage of
Workouts
crease in
Highclimber me. 't
with the first ful
mage'due aboUt r '
Chet Dombroski a
ard are again
coaches this yeal
Following the ;
out next weekend
ers tackle an eig,
which gives th em,:i°
between the openinl ,g
Olympia at th.e al 0
the season's ina,
Day with St, Mar
schedule
Sept.
• Sept.
Oct. 4
Oct.
Oct. 18 ' at
Nov. I
Nov. ll.---St.
Church
10 a.m. and 7
1404
Youth for Christ
At 8 P.M.
Saturday, Sept• 7
BAPTIST CHURCH
Eddy Coy of Tacoma
Will Be Speaker
SPECIAL Musioal and Vo-
cal Sextet from the Canad-
ian Bible Institute.
\\;
First Baptist Church
J. O. Bovee, Pastor
Paul Sweeney, Assistant
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11
Young'Peoples Meetings
6:45 p.m.
Evening Service at 7:45
ALL &RE INVITED
,i
[ Christian
I cailable at
Church or on
Branch of
The First
BostO
First Methodist
"A Friendly Church in a Friendly Gornn#
Fourth and Pine
Sunday 6chool at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m,
Sermon Topic: "When Life Kicks Ba¢
HARDWICK W. HARSHMAN,
Parsonage 320 N. 4th Telephone
Mt. Olive Lutheran
HILLCREST HIGHWAY AT GA sGAI;
Telephone 395-M and 230
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. -- Morning
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