Outdoor America April 1930

Outdoor America April 1930

Author: Outdoor America

Year: 1930

Early American conservation, fishing, hunting, and outdoor magazine. Cover Painting, Wm. Schmedigen Frontispiece--Voyageur And Vandal, J. M. Nolte The Centaurs, Ben Ames Williams, Drawings by John Held, Jr. Sockdolager, Al Evans, Drawings by Will K. Higgie Cold Weather Trout, Robert Page Lincoln That Forty Pounder of the Umpqua, Major Lawrence Mott The Vanished People, Edison Marshall, Drawings by Frank Hoban A National Shrine or A National Disgrace?, Louis C. Cramton The Debut of J. Frederick, Ferd Adams, Drawings by Ferd Himme Outdoor Americans Biographies by Arthur B. Wilson Portraits by Julius L. Olson The Largest Brook Trout in the World!, Ozark Ripley, Drawings by R. Fayerweather Babcock Two Black Bears, W. P. Hubbard Editorial Stephen Tyng Mather Flying Waltonians of Rantoul, Cal Johnson What's Happening in Conservation, Edited by Seth Gordon The Angler's Notebook, Edited by O. W. Smith Scientific Angling, Edited by Frederick J. Lane Let's Talk It Over (About Our Contributors) Thin Hills, Jay G. Sigmund 57 Women--Out of Doors, Edited by Betty Benton Patterson Gun Rack and Game Fields, Edited by Alec Mermod The Buffalo I Roped in '85, Joe Hudson Camping Department Murdo Gibso