Adventure Magazine Cover — page 186: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

184 Johns, Newfoundland. Hunting, fishing, trapping, auto and catroe trips, topography; general information. 50 Cams Part? New Branewick and Nowe Scotia Frep L. Bowpgn, 312 High Street, Newark, N. J. Lum- bering, hunting, trapping, auto and canoe trips, topography, farming and homest ;. general informa- tion. 51. Alaska Trropore S. Soromons, 6720 Leland Nock, Be eons, Calif. Arotic life and travel; boats, packing, b page traction, transport, routes; Syenent, clothing, food. , hygiene; mountain wor 52. Baffiniand and Greenland Vreror SuHaw, Box 0958 Ketchikan, Alaska. Hunting, ee’ dog-team work, whaling, geology, ethnology $3: Western U. S. Part f Calif., Ore., Wash., Nev., Utah and Ariz. E. EB. Harriman, 2303 W. 23rd St., Los Angeles, Calif. Game, fur, fish; camp, cabin; mines, minerals; mountains, 54, Western U. Part2 New Mexico H. F. Rosrnson, 200-202 Korber Block, Albuquerque, N. M. Agriculture, automobile routes, Indians, Indian dances, including the snake dance; oil-fields; hunting, fish- ing, camping; history, early and modern. 55. Western U.S. Part 3 Colo. and Wyo. FRANK MIpDLETON, 509 Frémont St., Laramie, Wyo. Geography, agriculture, stock-raising, mining, hunting, fishing, trapping, camping and outdoor life in general. 56. Western U.S. Part 4 Mont. and the Northern Rocky Mountains Frep. W. EGLESTON, 606 West Lamme, Bozeman, Mont. Agriculture, mining, northwestern oil-fields, hunting, fishing, camping, —, tours, guides, early history. 57. Western U. Part 5 Idaho and Surrounding oxy Box 833, Anaconda, Ment. Camping, . coipusent, information on expeditions, 3 Part 6 Tex. and Okla. J. W. Waiteaxer, tso5 W. roth St., Austin, Tex. Min- erals, agriculture, travel, topography, climate, hunting, history, industries. 59, eee) cotoen: U S. Part ! The Dakotas, Neb., OSEPH = HANSON, care Adventure. Hunting, fishing, pare Especially, early history of ee Valley. 60. Middie Western U.S. Part 2 Mo. and Ark. jJomw B. Tompson (‘*Ozark er) care: of Adventure. Also the Missouri Valley up to , lowa. Wilder countries ~ the oe and eninnaes fishing, isonpine: f , mining and range lands; big-timber a Mi Middie Western U.S. Part 3 Ind., Lil, Mich.,, Wis., Minn. and Lake Michiga — oun B. THOMPSON ("Ozark Ripley”), ¢ care of Adventure. , , trap . lamb . guides, outfits, motoring, a minerals, tory, early history —_——_ Gi on Widdic ¥ Western U. S Part Missisoippt River BO. a Vine and Hill Sts., Crtnie Ingram, Routes, connections, itineraries; all of river pa and power-boat travel; history an rovers sr a of the river and its tributaries. uestions regarding methods of wo: one’s way sh be addressed to Mr. Spears. ‘Sie sation y 63. Middle Western U.S. Part 5 Great Lakes Colo. Seaman~- , Ae tion, eowrses. and distances, reefs and shoals, lig ts eae Catmacitn, ch charts; laws, fines, pemalties; river navigatto 64.. Bastern U.S. Part! Adirondacks, New York; Lower Miss. (St. Lonis down), Atchafalaya across La. swanrps,. St. Francis River, a Bottoms, North and East Shores of Lake Mi Rayvuonp S. Sprars, Inglewood, Calif. Aba on Sonn and other auto-trail tours (Lincoln, National, Old Santa P6, Yellowstone, Red Ball, Old Spanish Trail, Dixie High- way, Ocean te Ocean, ’s Peak); oe condition Outfits, suggestions; skiff, outboard, small | rrver an lake ing and g; trapping; fresh water and but- ton sh , Camping, nature study. 65, Restore U.S ‘Part 2 Motor-Boat and Canoe Cruising op eee Delaware and Chesapeake Bays and butary Howarp A. a, care of Adventure. SF manger and management. Ovystering, cra Pore fhage ~ pike, sea-trout, croakers; fishing in tidal waters, Trapping and trucking on Chesap Bay. Water fowl and ape game in Slenonad an Vicsteie: Early history of Delaware, Virginia and Maryland. .S. Part 3 Marshes and Sw lands of the Atlantic Ceast from Philadelphia to Jacksonville Howarp A. SHANNON, care of Adventure. Okefinokee and H. C. GARDNER, in Stout St., Denver, Adventure Dismal, Okranoke and the Marshes of Glynn; Croatan Indians of the Carolinas. History, traditions, customs, hunting, modes of travel, snakes. Wrttram R. Barsour, care Ridge, Smokies, Cumberland Plateau, Highland Rim, ro ography, climate, timber, hunting and fishing, auto- iling, national forests, general information 68 Eastern U.S. Part5 Tenn., Ala., Miss., N. and S, C., Fla. and Ga. HapspurG Lisse, Box r41o S. W. Fifth St., aes Fla, Except Tennessee River and Atlantic seaboard. Hunting, fishing, camping; logging, lumbering, , Saws. 69. Eastern U.S. Part 6. Maine Dr. G. E. HatHorne, 7¢ Main Street, Bangor, Me. For all territory west of the Penobseot river. Fishing, hunting, canoeing, guides, outfits, supplies. 70. Eastern U.S. Part 7 Eastern Maine H, B. Stanwoop, East Sullivan, Me. For all territory cast of the Penobscot River. Hunting, fishing, canoeing, mountaineering, guides; general aig asa 71. Eastern U. °S. Part 8 Vt.,. N. H., Cona., R. E, and fiseeanss 08 VoIGuHT, 35 Dawson Ave., West Maven, Conn, Fishing, hunting, travel, roads; business conditions, history. 72, Eastern U. S. Part 9 New re Francis H. Bent, Jr , Farmingdale, N.J hy, hunt- ing, fishing; automobile routes; hist tion. ory; general 73. Eastern U.S. Part 10 land LAWRENCE EpMUND ALLEN, 201 Bowery Ave., Frostburg, Md. Mining, tourimg, swmmer resorts, historical places, general information. A.—Radio Donatp McNicot, 132 Union Road, Roselle Park, N. J. Telegraphy, telephony, history, broadcasting, apparatus, invention, receiver construction, portable sets, B.—Mining and Prospecting Victor Suaw, Box 958, Ketchikan, Alaska, Territory. anywhere on contineat of North America. its ee cone. ssn; haw to werk Stan including the precious and base minerals such as pitchblende gypsum, mica, cryolite, etc. regarding investment or the merits of any particular compary are excluded. C.—Old Songs That Men Have Sune Bags Regertasont for me wee hitherto petri spec- of the out-of-doors & that have had sufficient oe = presen outd aang lumberjacks, soldiees, —songs © oor en um piri nang No pS eke oe st plantation ee voyageurs, men, miners, oes, hands, etc.—R. W. Gorpon, 4 Conant Hail, i ass. D.— Weapons, Past and Present Rifles, shotguns, pistéls, eg me Ary questions on ons. adapted to a Se echt eae be coe an ie dean overtone al Sortie” Aad Acheedamel” pilitus aumoptner thedieteiaie ae -—All Shetguns, including foreigm and Amerfean kes; wing shooting. joun B. Twomecon ("Osatk Ripe ee Revelvers, including fors eign and American makes, Denacan WicGrs, R. F. D. Lock Bex 75, Salem, Ore. = 3.—E Ww Firearms 1800. Swords, St ag et on etc., wt fg of the flintlock, eachingke: wheel-lock and snapheunce vari- eties. Lewis APPLETON BARKER, University Road, Brookline, Mass. = ~ E.—Salt and Fresh Water Fishing Joun B. Taompson (‘‘Ozark Ripley”), care of Adventure. taekle and equipment; and bait casting and bait; camping-outfits; fishing-trips.. F.—Forestry in the United States Ernest W. Sraw, South Carver, Mass. Bie-game ing, guides and equipment; national forests of ae | Rone ountain States. Questions on the policy of the Gevern- ment regarding game and wild-animal life m the Forests. G.—Tropical Forestry Wiuiam R. Barsour, care Adventure. Tropical forests and forest products; their economic possibilities; distribu- tion, exploration, etc. cComicboo cS (ef 0 )