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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
LAKE BuRIEN


10 YoU WANT TO MAKE MONEY!
DO YOu VAST TO SAVE MONEY
LET ME SHOW YOu now
Tho cry you hear rverywhere. IN fact
u iH ~ the air. y want 20 got back
On a farm. can not stand the rH-
brilliant expenses % living ia the
city. buying all the necessities ~
life. paying the hiKhest 81 taxes
ass~ssm~nts. ana rent: Il break .
me u keeps my nose 10 the grind
stone every day IN the week .
want 20 set away from t,
want half-Arrr or acre
tract ~ ground just outside the
city Unite. whore my expenses are
absolutely minimum where
can raise the necessities ~ lif~.
whore I have county taxes. no as
~ HFmenfa. where have a car line
% take 90" tu work Ia the morn
ms and back home % my little
farm in the evening where / can
puttnr around Improving an acre
- EFnund that eventually viii be
my own"
~ surely ~ duty 10 yourself and
fafnily I" get started today. 20 get
an acre ~ ground ~ your own. to
- the owner - tract - ground
juat outside this beautiful city ~
ours. the cofnins New York % the
Wet. Seattle today is beiuE ad-
vertiaed thruuut the world ~
have ono ~ the beet srHports IA
the United states. our Imports and
exports show n factories ~ every
Kind coming here. old once build
gEs being torn down. modern shy
scrapora Of today being put IN
their place Seattle 10 today before
tho eyes 81 the world 49, the COM
ms me tropuils % the west
have practically soiG out my entire
addition 90 a nriEhburhood Of
about 1900 people
I attn placing 10 acres more on the
market In the form, - hair acre
and Arr" tracts. here
arr tbs prices.
HALF-AcRE TRACTS ss7s
SIC Down. s. Month
ACRE THAcTA 1853
$50 Down. so Month
water pipri 20 the property. e0-foot
streets. is-foot alleys
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO PAYMENT WHEN OUT or
WORK
PAY WHAT Yor CAN
lA1 WHEN YOU tAN
Short distance 10 car tine and
cement boulevard
Enrtsn City right at lake Huricn.
the fnort beautiful suburb 81 So
attic. has cement boulr wards. view
Of the Sound and right zs the lax
n you see these tracts you viii buy
on their merits
ONLY ASK THE PRIVILEGE
OF SHOWING you
aY AUTOMOBILES ARE At YOUR
SERVICE
LAKE nrRfES CAR At
OCCIDENTAL AND NENi4EH WAY
DIRECT TO HUEiES CITY
COME TODAY
SUNDAY or MONDAY
But HAVE YOUR PICK NOW
AGENT on PROPERTY
Once open ovcty day in the week.
including sunday. 3 4. "
t. A. 81
~ " NELSON
al HuHton Iinck
81 and Columbia Phone Ell ssT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

That members OF the board OF
appeals be paid $40 for every session
that the board meets, was recon-.
mended to the city council Monday
afternoon. The duty of the board
is to hear appeals from decisions
rendered By the superintendent of
buildings
The mayor also recommended that
"a flat rate of $50 be charged every
person who carries his appeal be-
fore the board. the revenue obtain
able TO be used In recompensing the
members OF the board for their
time and labor. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Is ST. LOUIS
SAFEST CITY?
Bases Claim on Small Num-
Der OF Accidents

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 7.-Basing
its claim ON coroners' statistics, st.
Louis announces that fewer people
are run over by automobiles, hit by
street or railway cars. or injured in
factories, In that city. than in any
other In the United States.
In 1901. according To a report is
sued by the ST. Louis branch of the
National Safety Council. St Louis
had 100000 population. in 1919 1t
claims $4,000, in 1901 II had no au-
tomobilcs; in 1919 Il had $4,000. Yet
there We're fewer inquests in 1919
than In 1901.
The cities nearest TO st Louis
record, IL is said. are Cleveland, O..
and Rochester, n. Y.
Systematic safety instruction In
the schools, and school for COM
mercial chauffeurs, have helped st.
Louis reach the proud position.
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IT9ItSOSAI1

$50 REWARD
VIII pay above reward for lnforuna p
ton 81 the whereabouts 81 these
boys. OKLA ana Crance Morrison,
CHANCE AGED ~
These boys were With their mother.
Mrs Katie Morrison. IN 1914 and
1915. IN hnohOmiHh and Seattle.
Washington. Mrs Morrison was
employed IN the shirt waist de-
partinent ~ the Bon narche de-
partment store. Of Seattle. at Sec
und ave. PIKE and Union HtH
The boys may. perhaps. be found in
some ~ the schools. possibly a
phrochial school cenEuH reports
may locate them. ifyou can lind
these boys. you VIII get the above
reward. and viii confer great
favor on the boys Themselves.
Address g. G. CARSON.
Hotel Stevens. First Ave and Marion
~. seattle. wash.
khhA EMIT HAIR wAviNC.
harc.iling. henna pack for gray
LADiEs' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main sb07. $40 Union 81
II YOU WANT TO REDUCE YOUR
weight permanently. NJ h o u
drugs. call Madam MarEhelie. "a
fnls HldE Elliott 4zs2.
DIR LILLIAN rUAEDIER-SAN
pracuc physician. natural and
herb remedies. no operation slt
LIST ave. Main 5iip.
ELECTRO. INDICATED fHfiAf-A :
torirm. for rheumatism. goitre.
asthma. chtarrh. Information free
BOB y Third ave.
|BROTHEH JACK-JrsT ARRIVED
Meet me AZ waldorf Hotel from ! 2
20 81 20 z .. m. Mae.
COMMERCIAL GROUPS. PfCSICs
and baby photos taken. anywhere.
Elliott 3Oz2-J. Abbott
MATERNITY HOSPITAL. CAP. ssss
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
AONEY FOR WAHHfNGTOS FARM
AND ACREAGE LOAEs Prompt
service. l.. A. ROTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
Main fn1O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Once in while the greatest truth
| is told by the biggest liar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

A rich girl may he homely. but she
will never know II by hearsay.
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FARM LANDS


CHEAP LAID ~ YAKIMA
- 0no-ArIsE SHEEP RANCE
MUST fE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
~ 40 ASp s0-ACRE TRACTS
In tho rich lower valley. noted for
rs fruits and tremendous yields Of
alfalfa and corn. the government
% the United states has been lay
Ing ont the last cxtrnklon OF the
FAMOUS SUNSrSfDE CANAL
our - 600 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
b. divided up and sold 20 settlers
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
~iii be given their choice OF these
tracts o. $40 20 $50 per acre. with
long time 10 pay and very low
interest rate Ideal climate. near
towns. on two railroads and state
highway.
WE SHOW THIS LASD TO BUYERS
by appointment Call at our office.
write TO us or send a telegram
Maps. photorrn phs and samples Of
soil al our office.
office open evenings also.
YAK INA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
BIS Green building. Seattle.
fgs FER ACRE
clear Lake Lumber Co lands are
being closed out at thiE price. \
real bargain IN lands
~ q PETERS FIG Third Ave
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ACREAGE
10 20 and f0-ACHE
MIHIGfAf.E

10 acres. i27s. $50 down. 80 pes
month a fine chicken ranch,
acre bottom land.
10 acres. 1900. i7b down. SIS per
month acres bottom land near
~ cleared, balance first class up.
land. south slope. spring.
20 acres. $500, t7s down. ii5 per
month Part bottom. with creek
balance rolling. Fine Tor chickens
or fruit
20 acres. 400. 900 down. $50 per
month About half bottom. good
spring, An fine land.
20 acres. 81 900. 1900 down. $40 PEI
month Small house barn. sotns
clearing. fine spring can be piped
Ia house. on main road
90 acres. $1,000: $3.50 down. $40 per
month acres ~ timber. balance
logged ana well burned. fine
spring.
90 acres 1900. 1850 down. t2s per
month Hair bottom land cfsek
all level ana best Of soil VII
grow anything
90 acres 81. 600. $500 down. $50 pei
month. Small house and barn
garden planted o acres ia timber
finc spring good soil
go acres. $4,000: 1000 down. bal.
anc" 10 suit Fine pasture and has
lana; in pasture now. springs
good Holl. mostly rolling. Idea
Tor stock farm.
The above tracts are In the famouf
cherry Valley district close 60 So.
atilr, on good auto road. The sol
u the very best rich loan. NJ
gravel with creek or spring 90
nearly every tract Come in and
zee photos and soil He viii take
you over any time.
sEELY A CALLAHAN
JOG iiinckiry bldg. ia Second Ave
Main fals
VIZ ARE SELLING skAGfT
County Tide Flat lands at Padiila
Hay, At so per acre. We viii run
an Automobile ERcurainn Sunday
tho 9Th inst Round trip o.. lsas-
saa al sye ~ s"s ssi IN II 9ra .fsm fr si'
% 20 % acres. See these fln'
iands You can have farm with
out HiumpH or stones the richest
land In The world. Call at our of.
ersations before .. IA. Saturday
next
SPARKS. CHASE A. DYE
90 Second Ave,
A0-ArRE BARGAIN
3 cleared, balance easily cleared: 8
room house. barn. chicken house
wood and hos sheds. milk room
and shop: fresh cows. ? heiferH
ntscrn. ~ frult trees. funnins
water. A-mii9 from x "a ans
near county road. no mortgage
low taxes. A positive snap al
$4,000. some terms Call ut sol
Mutual Lifr bldg Firat and = eEieT
IoHASEoS SERVICE co
OUTSIDE BARGAIN
. acres. on mRcAdhmized road. al
Improved fine orchard. s-roou
house. barn. chicken house. onis
70 mlautrN from Seattle,
} LHgUHAHT
gnH Pioneer iiidg Main 717z.
FOW SALE CttEAP--i0 ACRES on
cement hiKh~ay. near Edmonds
Nunrrfrffr Cameron. owner. i0ai
Henry building Main 1888
sFOR SAt.E--20 ACRf.R nN OWNER
near good road and good school
a barEais " taken at once. sid
nry iiGA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

In Frame. they say. . bumper crcp
of wheat all famine fear will stop:
The outlook for the grapes IL fine;
The yield viii make q lot Of wine:
buf grape~ which bopny France may chez
viii wet no whistles over here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

9F b0NTN-NN UNDERWRITERS
BEST CHANCES FOR 4 WORKING
man Going East VIII sell my
two M-acroE, North End. all for
5000; cash $500, and viii take
mortgage for balance. WIN give
you deed and title. See me at once
at 623 King st. This is outside
city limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
ALASKAN ENGINEERING
COMMISSION
sTED
Railroad Laborers for ALASKA
For u. s. GOVERNMENT RAIL
ROAD under construction
From Seward TO Fairbanks. Alaska
EXTRA GANG and SECTION MEN
for MAINTENANCE or WAY
Wages $500 Per Day. Board 3i.50
Per Day.
For sailing dates and further in
formation. apply TO
ALASKAN ENGINEERING
COMMISSION
Room 426 Bell 81. Terminal,
Foot Of Bell 81. Seattle. wash.
WAHTED-BoYS FOR ROUTE CAR
riers In all parts Of the city. Good
chance for Advancement.
Apply to Circulation Department.
Seattle star.
BOY WANTED AT ONCE. LIVING
near power house on Eastlake
ave. Apply TO Hr. Whiteway. Cir
euIafion Dept, The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
lpi nrsINEss nrroHTI NITIEs

WANTED TO MEET COMPETENT
Hhipbullding man Tor small ship
repairing and building business
Moucrirtfe Cameron. 1880 Henry
building Main 1888
FOH SALE - SMALL BOOMING
house, fun Of roomrrH. cheap for
cash, or Will give terms. Tcle-
phone Elliott 2fb9-W.
SWELL BsALL GHOCEHY. WELL
located. cheap. Real pick up. FL
iiptt tG2O-W evening".
Nj MING AEN-TWO = J. V T. "
claims. situated Alice Arm. price
- 600. XVI. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

CANE SUGAR
Finest quality; can be laid down in
Seattle FOR 10 cents pound
startling business opportunities
for large or small investors. Get
particulars from the SUGAR MAN
at i0l Mutual Life building. First
and Neslcr.
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90 BUSINESS OI'POHTUNITIrx
WANTED

GOOD HOOMiNg HOUSE ~
change Tor business lone man can
handle 1929 sixth ave.
OrEN ron SNAPS ~ FtHNiHltED
houses or other business. Elliott
IgHu. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
MOTORCYCLES AND
Accessories

LIGHT WEIGHT INDIAN MOTOR
cycle. 1918 model. good condition.
complete with Presto tank and
IlKht Soc Nnhlnann Arnttlr star.
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ACREAGE

. ACRES. $3.50
$50 CASH AND g. PER MONTH
acres Of good Lowell land. with
brush and timber cleared off.
plenty OF down logs for wood; ia
well settled district. with school.
mail, milk and phone routes: two
sawmilis, where you can get work
and cheap lumber. This ~ good
berry and chicken ranch land. and
only $3.50 Tor 8 acres. $50 cash and
81 per month. 10 acres, $500. sam.
terms. Soc Mr. shea
HERE'S 4 BARGAIN
10 acres. cleared except n few
stumpH. standing timber for fuel:
Is miles from Seattle. Owner says
sell Has brand new b-room house
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash. See Mi
shea,
THE DOUGLAS co.
322-24 Leary Rldg. Main gbsO
Facts. Values and Courtesy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

5 ACRES
WITH RUNNING WATER
IN KING COUNTY
$4,000
You would be surprised TO see the
deep loan on this tract. It Is
underlaid with "A clay subaoii. and
therefore Will not dry out In the
warinest weather. This Is on a
good road. near a good town. and
near telephone and power line
Ask us about this. $40 down and
$40 per month See MIR. Peterson.
with Snoqualmic Inv Co, $40
Henry Bldg. Elliott 1865.
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,iAtIII>I.Iiy

ron SALE ONE AS wAsnING-
ton donkey engine. on new sled.
600 feet i-tnch main line 200 feet
haul hack all new o chohcfH 2
swamp hooks. blocks Price
$500. I = south OF uuNai. wash
Phone HuNali ii-N-tg. or write L.
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POULTRY

ron SALE -TuoROnRED ANcoNA
puilets. Shepcrn strain, also Rhode
Island Red and Plymouth Rock i
ali lay. tssb each. call after 6
o'clock or sunday. a01t iiafhor
ave. Take Alki ear and gct OF at
stevens 81.
MATCHING EGaS soc SETTING, 6
for 100. 1907 18th East Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

The above tracts are Ia the famous
Cherry Valley district close to See
atllr, on good auto road The soil
" the very best rich loan. no
EfhNri. with creek or spring ON
nearly every tract Come Ia and
see photos and soil. Hs VIII take
you over any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
ts FOR stI.E-MIsCf1I-A>EOIs

SASH AND DOORS
O. II WILLIAMS CO.
1873 First Ave. s.
SCREENS
IL In not too early to look ~ your
screens We make screens TO or
der. They last longer and look
better
CHICKEN HOUSE SASH
A dozen different sizes In stock for
Immediate EhipIneet
Prepared Roofing
Gold Seal Brand
f-riy. per square .s........t.
2-ply. per square ..-....-.. sI5
5-ply. per square ss..s.sss. sbs
Our large illustrated cataioE show
Ing full line OF building material
free on request
o. n. WILLIAMS co.
Established 1899.
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9 ACRES. si.5Oo

HOUSE; RUNNING WAITER
Splendid soil; mostly black bottom
land; part of place has been under
cultivation for "A number OF years:
small house; good district: faces
county road. improved district.
owner lives IN California. and does
not intend to return. Satisfactory
party can make rcnsona bile terms.
Take East Madison car and KIRK %
land ferry Go Kirkland Inquire
tpr Mr. Sucking at brick bunga-
low office at end OF dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

FOR sAI.E-REAL IsrArE

HOME AND INCOME
Here IL wonderful chance o. get
your start You viii never have to
worry about your payments " you
buy this place. You viii aNNay q
have an Income OF tss per month
and nice home besides Now
listen Go this u IL located in
nice district on paved street. ara
Only ~ blocks from NadfonA car
line " has 6 nice rooms ana bath.
and In the rear ~ has a large.
beautiful sun paFior with 20 WIN
do~r and a kitehrnottr. This il the
part they fight over e. rent at
szs per month. leaving you nice
rooms 70 i've Ia. and only 80 per
month 60 pay. as the full monthly
payments are only lab. Including
interest The total price 10 only
tf.gs0: 1900 cash can YOU beat 1,
In Seatilor Call AZ 7iz iTth ave.
~ rhwun Eat gas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

10 YoU WANT TO MAKE MONEY :
DO You WAIST TO SAVE MONEY ?
LET ME SHOW YOu now
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STOCKS AND BONDS

% STOCKS AND BONDS
DEEP SEA SALVAGE
SPECIAL. OFFERING
500 Shares. 81 90 Each
This is bonus stock. carrying agree.
mcnt 90 pay for l. News ~ ths
raising ~ the :. 8 sophia Is likely
To boost the price OF this stock
To many times ita par value.
&. J. STEEPLE
lis Cherry ST. Main 1893
Wanted Alaska pet & Coal Offer
WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds
soc Alaska Petroleum & Coat
WILL SELL
10 HRllct Boiterup
IS King AirHhip Co
rs Davis Car Totem
100 Fisher Oh Corp
i27 Wtcks Tire a Rubber.
l7E Futroll Car Coupler.
2u3 Universal High Power
2i6 Deep Sea Salvage
$50 Hothcrt Process steel.
2a7 Pacific Electric Wclder.
350 PITT Meadows
400 spartan Oil.
600 Beacon Coal
1909 Forks oil.
1909 Trojan Oh Calf
MAX W1NkLER
2ii Union 81 Elliott $50
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Joscphus Daniels told the world,
With navy dope that he unfur,cd.
That, In the World War, Admiral alma.
Imhu~d with pe~ky pcrs'naI whims,
DELAYED the North scss mines twhat fore
Ana thus, no doubt, prolonged the war
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fUR sAI.i~-WATERfRoNT
PROPERTY
I.OG,.iDOIT LANDS

WRITE ron MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
of ssie Of logg ed-off lands offered
TO settlers In Western Washington
wEY ERHAEUSER TIMER CO.
TACOMA WASHINGTON
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-30
ALLEN GAIN IN U. S. NOT GREAT.
IAnln.. tsirEl.....I Il

The record shows that during the last fiscal year United States than there alien emigrants from the country. The figures much smaller than were lead to believe.
 The report of Secretary of Labor Wilson shows that 633,37i aliens arrived in this country during the fiscal year. compared with 287,O21 the year before Of the total arrivals 11795 were eX- cuded at the ports where they sought to enter Or those arriving, 430,001 classed as immigrant aliens and 195,575 non-mmigrant aliens Depar- lures of aliens totaed 42S,O62, including 2SS,315 emigrant aliens and 139,747 non-emigrant aliens making the increase in the immigrant popua- tion for the year 193,514
 Japanese admitted numbered 16,174, as compared with 4.9O4 the year before The total number of Japanese departing is placed at 5,653, making, the report says, the indicated increase in Japanese popu lation 521. Of those admitted 9,193 males and 6981 females.
 Besides the immigrants turned back, 2,762 were ordered deported during the year departmental warrants, compared with 3,068 the before. Of those deported warrants, 469 classed as Anarchists and criminals.
 Warrants for 5000 immigrants alleged to be revo- lutionares issued during the year, but a very large proportion of them cancelled "because the charges upon which they had been issued were addition to the 314 Anarchists deported, 591 otherl awaiting deportation
 MT. Wilson says that during the year 519 OO3 aliens took the initial final steps toward citizen ship. This is less than the total year beforl
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-30

living in private enterprise, the people for whose benefit government is supposed to be.
 There is another menace to self-government that is becoming and powerful result of the removal of authority from the people to Wash ington. It is that which from self-constuted propagation societies, mostly made up of Eastern
 faddiss. These people, usually theorists when they consider anything that does directly concern employ secretary, who proceeds to get the society endowed, to make permanent job for himself. Many times the societies promoted and organized by shrewd individuals seeking comfortable and re-
 spectable positions for themselves Immediately after
 organization they assume to direct legislation for the government of distant peoples, and conduct publicity lcampaigns in behalf of their measures They abuse the people of certain section of the country and
 those engaged in certain pursuits and convince those living elsewhere, who, stated always in a majority at Washington or those engaged in other
 lines that their rights being invaded As result
 the laws and regulations governing the public ands water power mineral deposits, game transportation and many other matters often made by those who know nothing at all concerning the subjects and conditions involved
 Today have the endowed Dr. Hornaday of The Bronx, who has been in Alaska trying to make game laws for this Territory We have the National Association of Audubon Societies trying Ito manage Western parks California had to conduct campaign for many years to get the right to carry pure drinking water into San Francisco because some of these Eastern addsts for long time had the people of the East convinced that the Hctch-Ketchy project would destroy some scenery they might want to sometime if they West. And this has gone all along the line The people of the West before inaugurating development projects that would make homes for thousands, add
 to the opportunities of the struggling to i'm prove their conditions, to prduce for the countrys
 necessities and add to the wealth and glory of the
 Nation have first had to fight the alien bureaus the
 nonresident faddists and endowed secretaries and directors of various New York societies before
 tacking the natural obstacles which confronted them and in far too many they have failed in the first undertaking
 Not only Alaska but the United States needs self
 government in order to re-esablish democracy in the land, and self f-government can come only through State Governments and local governments getting their authority from the States
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-30
A Vicious Circle.
IPacific Fisherman.)


 The high prices for canned frozen, and fresh salmon of the last few years have brought lot of money to the fisheries and allied industries of the Pacific Coast, but looking back the period one cannot help questioning whether this prosperity was altogether unmixed blessing. Competntion resulting from the high prices brought onto the fish ing grounds fishermen and gear of all de- scrptions than the supply of salmon warranted, and the result was that not all could make living, even at the prices prevailing This in turn led to more strenuous efforts to catch fish, that operations far too often conducted with regard for the future, for the law. This very quickly caused reduction in the supply of fish in the waters mak- ing it still harder for each unit of to it's quota; and this again resulted in further increase In amount of gear, and redoubled efforts by fishermen who had to get fish go broke"
 So it has gone, until faced with day of reckoning. If nothing had happened to break in this vicious circle, it would have been easy to the end of the salmon fishery in nearly every district of the Pacific Coast It is indeed unate for the future of the industry that conditions no longer warrant the intensive fishing of the last few years. If those directly interested, and those charged with representing the public in control of the fisheries, will have the foresight get gether for the enactment and enforcement of wise laws for their protection and the adoption of jud- cious methods of replenshment, it is possible hope in the future than they have ever in the past