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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Racing Results on
RiddefOrd Ice Path

Biddeford, March e. Wlvena G..
owned by Patrick Ward of Yarmouth,
ard Ben Earl. woned by Z. n. Hoop 7
Cf Eennebunkpopt. met tbs afternoon
on the Saco river speedway. The
Yarmouth mare took the first two
heats and Ben Earl tinir~' in the
lead the next three. The track was
covered with water.
Wilvena took the first heat when
he ropponent did not ,ome away, as
the driver believed he got a poor
start. The second went to the sam,
wiggler in q blanket finish. Wilvena
broke badly in the third start and
icGged down. The last two heats
were good Finishes. with the Kenne-
hunkport stopper having the bette,
brush to the wire.
The summary:
PURSE $500
Zen Earl tJoe HaddocK) ..2 .
Wilvena C Cal Russell ...11ee .
Time 42h; So; AZ: 81. 81.
Starter, Frank Call. Judges VIM.
WEIGH, Albert Jeffry and Forest Bur-
bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
DONNELLY TO PILOT
CoBURN ICE TEAM
| NEXT SEASON
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

especial TO kennebec Journal)
Waterville. March 6.-Francis Ed
ward Guinea Donnelly of Airing
ton. Mass. was elected captain of the
1925 hockey team of Coburn CLASH
cal Institute by the letter men at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon.
Donnelly is a junior at the Insti-
tute this year and played stellar
hockey at center ice for Coburn this
season. He scored 16 goals in the
first game of the season against
Skowhegan H. S.
Captain Donnelly looks forward to
a very good year next year as Wes-
ton. Leary. B. Hardy, Romeo and
Mason of this years squad will re-
turn to school.
The following men will receive let
tiers for playing on Coburn's I'M
defeated Prep school champs of
Maine: Capt. Drummond, Capt
elect Donnelly, De Veau. Leary.
Weston. West, B. Hardy, Romeo.
Larsen, Mason and Manager Nc
Lean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Detroit Youngsters
Will Open Training
Series Against Toronto

Detroit, Mich. March 6-Young
pitchers with the Detroit American
League club are receiving much at
tention from Manager Cobb just now.
according to reports from the train
ing camp at Augusta. Ga. With the
exception Of Earl Whitehall. who re =
quested that he be given a chance
to timber up his arm, none of the
veterans have been worked hard as
yet.
The bulk OF the pitching in the
rames against Toronto which ope II
The training series will be carried on
~ the youngsters. but by the time
hat the series ends on March 90, it
g expected those who are to have a
ocular berth for the season will be
selected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
BiddefOrd-Mors
Quintets Open Hoop
Tourney at Bates

Bates College, March 6-Opening
pairings in the Bates tournament for
Western Maine High Schools we're
announced this noon.
Biddeford and Morse will play the
opening game of the Tournament,
Friday afternoon at 2:30, Gould 8
Academy following at o'clock with
Rockland High.
Friday night Deering High will
meet Rumford at Z o'clock. and Port
land High will collide with Edward
Little at $50. The winners of the
opening games will meet in the semi
finals Saturday afternoon and the
two winners of these games will play
the final game for the Western Maine
Championship Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Reed Raps McAdoo
in Missouri Address

Higbee, Mo-, March 6-France and
Italy now snap their fingers in our
faces" when asked for settlement
of their war debts because William
G. McAdoo failed to require bonds
ed States Senator James A. Reed de-
clared In an address here today. He
asserted that Great critain had fund
ed her war debt to the United States
at three percent for money costing
more than four percent and charged
that failure Of the former secretary
OF the treasury to require bonds was
in direct violation of federal statutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Metre DANES Crack
Relay Team to Meet
Catholic College

Now York. March G-Notrc Danes
c,nCll ono milo relay team will COM
peto In the COO metro Catholic Cot
lcga relay championships to be held
81 the "ond Regiment Armo ' March
II according to word received today
from Knute RnchuC. Notre Dame ath-
lvtic coach. This will be the first ap-
rcarancn ot the South Bend team in
the cast and it's showing in the race
AGAINST Gonrc etown, Holy Cross and
Boston College is awaited with inter-
est.
Gcorrctown's feat IN winning the
two mile relay intercollegiate cham
nlouship stamps the winning coilcgi-
ans as dHn"crous Con'nNderS. Holy
Clcaa also vii I've Formidable With Joe
Tic~nry aa anchor man for the Wor-
CNsfCr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Ring-Fights Denver
Church Continued
DESPITE Protests

Denver March 5-Despite a hun
bred or more protests from score
of cities from New York to San
Francisco. Rev. r. r. kessler. pas
tor of Merit Memorial church. de-
ciared he would continue boxing
bouts after his semi monthly prayer
meetings. the next such program be-
ing set for tonight
Il am not in favor of prize fight
ing" he said, but | am very much
in favor of clean athletics and anna
teur sport. I have told my boys
that those who can use boxing gloves
will not use knives or guns"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Walsh to Handle
Umpire Job Wash.'s
Exhibition Games

Washington, March GA long es-
tablishcd custom has beer broken by
hascbalrs youngest manager. STANLEY
Harris who has announced that the
WASHINGTON ball club will not nave
an American League umpire to ON
ciate over exhibition games during
the training season.
Harris who has Il Eroup or vetetan
boiling out ut Hot Springs. helieVes
that ~ror an umpire - taken sou'n
Ivy club during the training season
his anxiety to give other teams in the
league no cause for criticism. will
lend him TO make hairline decisions
IN favor of its opponents during the
official season With this in MIND.
the boy manager has engaged jim
Walsh. n Southern Association UNI
rirc. 10 handle Washington's exhibit
ton games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Boston Braves Put
On Finishing Touches
BEFORE Practice Games

Boston. March with only four
regulars absent the Boston Braves
are putting on the finishing touches
before holding the first practice
games ut the st. Petersburg, Fla,
training camp. Catchers Earl Smith
and Frank Gibson. Outftelder Gus
Felix and Pitcher Charles Barnes are
the missing players.
Manager Bancroft worked during
infield practice YESTERDAY. having
Cotton Tierney. acquired this winter
from Philadelphia. on the other side
of second base. The most encourag-
ing feature of the day was the bat
ting of Bill Bagwell. outtielder sent
to the minors last year for polishlns
off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Snort Tabloids

Calais. March Ga big crowd OF
fans Haw Epsteiu's Eve Aces from
Bangor. an outfit OF eX-high school
stars, play the best Calais has TO
offer last night and win out handily
by a score of II to Is. Calais has an
able outfit with Johnny l.ampher,
the Colby star. and Dresser, uni
NerSity of Maine cX-varsity man, and
they made the going hot for the Aces
in the first period. each side having
but a single basket hung up. At the
half way mark Calais was q nose to
the good, T. to II, hut the Aces hit
up a whirIwind clip in the last half
and Calais couldn't hold them. The
teams will play here again tonight
when Calais expects to stop the
Bangor stars.
Portland. March 6-The Commu-
nifty Juniors of Westbrook defeated
the Grav'S Business College basket
ball team of Portland last evening at
the Cumberland hall Gymnasium, -
to II. Mike Mogan ard Jack Pick
ard starred for Westbrook while
Tibbett5 cXcclled for the visitors.
Portland. March 6.-Catholic high
easily defeated the Deering Inde-
|tlttHIS DIT lJt a. u itlsnl IIlbr III 'Ssy
to p. Barry and Fiatley's shooting
proving too accurate for the subor-
dinate cluster.
South Paris. March 5.-South
Paris Clerks defeated the Bryant
Pond town team in a close game OF
basketball here tonight 24-21.
Skowhegan. March 6.-Posters are
out announcing the Girls Basket
ball game between the Skowhegan
lassies and those of the Waterville
High to be played at Skowhegan in
After the game which is called at
80 dancing with good music VIII
he enjoyed The S. II. s. Boys
Basketball team will go to Hart,and
this afternoon to play a return
game with the Hartland Academy
team. Skowhegan track team ac-
companied by physical director
Archie O. Doste will, go to Bruins
wick this afternoon where Saturday
they will represent the Skowhegan
High at the Interscholastic meet.
The boys Will to go TO Brunswick arc
Captain Foss who will take Fart in
the mile run and the relay team
made up Of Gerald Stinchfield. the
leading man. Adolph Provost.
Evander Perkins, Emile Dionne and
alternate.
Wilton. March Il The Wilton
academy girls basketball team will
play Norway in Wilton Saturday
evening. This game was arranged
by the manager. Phyllis Hall. and the
lineup will be as follows: F, Blanche
Clement. Mabelle Hiscock: G, Lucy
Farmer, Eleanor Bubier: c, Capt.
Ida Cox: Subs. Beatrice Miller,
Grace Sands. Ella McLaughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Y. NJ. G.. A. BOWlers
Down Miscellaneous
In League Match

The y. NJ. C. A. bowlers took three
of the four points in their match
Thursday night at the y. Nj. c. A.
alleys with the Miscellaneous quin-
tet, and lost the first string by but
three pins.
Three of the Y. NJ. c. a. boys hit
the thin pins for over 500. Goodwin
leading with 3O7. Royce coming next
with 3Oo and Perkins being the third
man with Sol. Perkins got the in
dividual high single with 113, beat
ing Goodwin for this honor by one
point.
Fogg of the Miscellaneous was
high single and total for that team
with 1O1 and 2SI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Ray, A. A. U. Feature,
% Compete at
,OstOn A. A. Meet

New York. March .6.-Joie Ray OF
he Illinois A. c.. whose spectacular
running featured the National In
door A. A. L. championships las,
night will meet Lloyd Hahn of the
Boston A. A.. in a special three
quarter mile race at the Manhattan
College games Friday night Hahn
defeated Ray at the same distance
in the Silk A. A, games early in the
season after Ray had won the mile
run earlier in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Five Teams Buncl, ed
In FiEe Race, n. Y.

New York. March 6.--Ftve teams
were hunched in the lead Of the six
day bicycle race NJ Madison square
Garden nj : o'clock TODAY, the S'th
hour. when 100 miles lars had
hc"n rCcled OF. The veteran Grenda
who is paired with the champion
Goul'ct. was setting the race.
Grcrdp ?na Coullct hold the record
for the S0th how. 1904 miles, six
lApS. made in 1ot |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Ruth Receivers
From Flu Attack

Hot Springs. Ark. March c.
Babe Ruth winner in. q fight against
Influenza, will leave Hot Springs
Sunday to report to the Yankee
training camp in New Orleans. it
was announced today.
Il have advised Ruth to begin
with only light workouts" DIR.
Wooton said today. land to increase
his daily training routine grad
l1ally"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Bolduc Outpoints
Ross at Lewiston

Especial to kcnnetec JournaD
Lewiston. March 6.-GcorGe B"iduc
of this city outpointed Joe Ross OF
Lynn by u wide margin here tonight.
Ross substituted for Emil Poluso. Salt
Lake city bantam. who injured his
hand yesterday. In the seni-fnals X.
O. LaIberte of this city knocked out
Kid Lee of Boston in the fifth round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Batting Features
Red SOX Workouts

Boston. March with separate
sessions for recruits and regulars,
the Red SoX squad at San Antonio,
Tex. made rapid strides in the con-
ditioning, batting being the main
feature of yesterdays workout.
steve O'Neill. catcher obtained from
Cleveland this winter, worked with
Howard Ehmke. the battery COM
bination that will probably open the
season against the Yankees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Flagstead Signs,
Piercey Is Holdout
On Red SOx Outfit

Boston, March G-lra Flagstead,
outfielder. in letter received at the
Red Sox Offices today. said that he
was leaving his home in Littel Rock.
Wash. for the Boston Americans
training camp at San Antonio. He
enclosed his signed contract.
William Piercey. right handed pit
cher Is now the only Sox holdout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Tourney Basket
Ball Results
at Univ. of Maine

Orono, Me, March Elm the Uni
yersity of Maine intcrscholastic bas-
ketball tournament, which began here
today. East Maine Conference Semina-
ry defeated Maine Central Institute j?
to 81. Wilton Academy defeated Frye
burg Academy 81 to 10, and Bridston
Academy defeated Patten - to Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
WINTHROP

Ralph Titus of Boston. is passing
q few weeks at Polc-Wilde,
Charles Moos who has been pass
ing the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mills, has returned to his
home in Yonkcrs, \. Y.
II. II. Hewitt of Belgrade who
went to Orlando, Florida, accompan-
led by his wife and three children,
purchased Il house lot in October and
has had house put up which is
nearly completed. They We're Dut-
ting in the cement walks last week.
Their three children are in scnoo;.
AS the capacity of the school rooms
in some sections of Orlando are un-
sufficient to accommodate all. they
hold long session in the forenoon
for certain grades and another long
session during the afternoon for
other grades.
a recent letter from Tampa, Flor
ida reports this winter much colder
than last winter and we think some
of that warmth has found its way up
to Maine as our winter here has pCen
much warmer than last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills and
baby Marjory were calling on friends
on Highland Cove Sunday.
Mrs. a. f. Titus and son Ralph
We're callers Wednesday on Highland
avenue.
Mrs. amanda Putnam of Auburn
was in town Thursday passing the
dinner hour with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
III. Thomas.
An old landmark in the shape o:
barn on Greenwood Avenue has
been torn down by Alex Bissonette
who will use the lumber in building
n larger hen house. Mr.. BIssonette
has had very good success in hatch
ing chickens in incuhatSrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Boothby e-;-
poet to go to Grcenville the last of
March where Mr. Boothby will nave
employment with the Great Northern
Paper Co.
EtST-Therc will be n meeting OF
the voters on Saturday evening at
1880 1t w. J. Skenes' TO discuss fire
protection for East Winthrop. 1t is
hoped a good number, will be pres
ent.
G. w. Whiting of North Mon
mouth is visiting his brother l.. a.
Whiting.
w. ID. Thurber is having
months vacation from his work.
Mrs. Mary Briggs is recovering
from q severe cold.
Charles Adams of Philadelphia is
staying at the Higgins bungalow at
Robbins Point.
W. T.. Mace Is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lewis Cleavcs at Water
vile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Gard Of Thanka

We wish to thank our, neighbors
and friends for their assistance TO us
during and since our recent fire.
We extend our heartfelt thanks TO
all those who so generously gave OF
their hospitality, money. clothing an:
work
WILLIS T.. MACE,
MIR. AND MRS. CARL HENRY
MACE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Fat Purses for
Annual Fair Races
at Bangor This Year

Bangor, Mar. 6.-The race pro-
gram for the next Bangor fair an
nounced Saturday by Josiah Stew
ard OF this city. race secretary. con-
tains Il events, purses for which
range from $500 to $1,000 for a to-
tai of $500. Several OF the purses
which have been $500 in the past
have been raised to 5000.
The race card follows:
EARLY CLOSING EVENTS
Purse
go Trot maine owned) 80. $500
$50 Pace (Maine owned) 80. $500
PA Trot (Pop Geers Stakc) 81 900
ia Pace Of. o. Beal Stake) $500
30 Trot &C. of c. Stake) -. 81 900
2.24 Pace Queen City Stake). $500
CLASS RACES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07

Tuesday: oil pace, go trot.
three-year-old or under trot or
pace.
Wednesday,: o,14 trot, 2.24 pace.
2.17 pace.
Thursday: Free-for-all, 217 trot,
PA pace.
Friday: go trot, go pace, go
pace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
Sout., Portland
Rasl.et Quintet
Wins Over Thornton

Especial to tho Kcnncbec Journai)
South Portland, Nc, Mar. c. 80.
Portland high won its first game ol
the season here tonight, defeating
Thornton academy 10 to .. Summary.
SOUTH
PORTLhED 90 co TIIORNToH
Sterling. rf.............,'b ID, Hanson
III. Laval!c"
Brown. II. ............... rb. tour'oI7
Dresser, &. ~ '''"'i
Nelson rb. ............lf. Worthing
Miller. ID. Abbott
IF, Chasbourna
rf Neal
Goals from Noor-South Portland,
Sterling 2. Brown 2, Dresser. Nelson
Thorton Brownlee 2. Abbott GoaI9
from fouls-South Portland. Dresses
), Miller 2. Thort6n. Browlec 2, Nd
bolt. Referee Flack Time 8 MN
ute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
a CHALLENGE

The American Legion basketball
team challenges the "I' team to u
GENE to he played when ever the y
boys say.
VERNON SOULE.
Captain Of Legion t'am'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07
ZOE C2uICKSHANK

Rurncr Up in RI t;oraI Cpon cham
pion2h,p, i1.C, and tie man who, in
1921. dc e. ed riutc.i con, Sarazcn,
ard Esrnc9 - an imitation tourna-
me1s at 81. Jos p,o. Mo. Runner up
in P,ttzbural turn nent for pro-
fcss.ona. 50 fcrs, 1872, being defeat
Cd only by Sarazcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07

Personally. when I am playing n
certain club badly. / always practice
II more than any other club. but not
Immediately before Il game. An odd
half hour or even II minutes. when
ever possible. will help any player
greatly. / would not practice too
long with any @inSle club, for as
soon rs the Interest Wancs, the prac-
ticc is useless. a few shots with
each clue. onc or two out of the
rough and some bunker work
around tn" green viii help eventual
~. Finally. finish off with a few
long and short puts alternately
This should not take more than 80
minutes. will not tire anyone and
will be interesting.
Copyright. 1924. Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-07

Score Hallowell High IS. y. NJ. e.
\. Girls ;. Goals from floor, fu'l'r
Andrews =, Jones :. Goals from
fouls. Andrews |, Fuller j. Jones l.
Referee Curricr. Scorer BHchaFh'
Timer Kennedy. Time 10 minute
nnIinls
New Britain herald., 1924-04-30

supreme value-givng event, offerirA, hundreds of the seasons srnartest Dresses. and Coats for all occasions--the MOST. OP. FORTUNE SALE OF THE YEAR.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
HE IS LAZY

Is ther such . thing as being iazyH. We often hear this expres- sion, that more condemning and cruel. than it being any sign of true judgement or even a kind heart.
 When one of us. stum bles On something that brings him fame and fortune. com monly known as success. we seldom hear that individual branded as lazy.
 No, he is supposed to be wor. ker, hustler and the Success, of the day.
 So. lets give the so called :azy brother . chance, give him some thing to do for which he is adap. ted, and he will be lazy no more.
 There is room and success for. all in this world, if will only ad init it.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
DON'T FORGET"

Do you remember, the time, you were new at the job and somebo- dy made it unpleasant for you be cause you were unfamiliar with your job. and with every thing you hab to do and your strange sur rOundings made you feel ;.s tho you were nothing but an out cast In this world and evey body seems as though they were against you, whether at work or in play. Take that experience to yourself
 right now, and if there is some one that you can lend a helping hand to or a kind word. about the work being done, give it will ingly with pleseant smile, so that by doing it ysu will give tbat what you did not get.
 The man who can never find 8 kind word of praise or engour- agement to give any body, but Is always ready to find fault as soon as a mistake is made that man will never have a fine line of friendship.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
SUMMER"

With the coming of summer the.H is the usual number of inquiries {. guides into he White River game se, tion, with ono, exception This year on interest in the subject is being evien...' by the railroad company. The ac'i..a taken by the manager, F. A. Hane~n would seem to prove that there will e an effort made to attract more pa,,t~ to this section instead of calmly let;i the bulk of the trophy hunte:s go to the Kenai and other game fields T.e White River and other local game sec. tions considered among the best in the Country.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
MIDSUMMER PARADISES

Every summer increasing mum bers of vacationists respond to compelling desire to visit ,hs realm of Alaskas unexelled noun tains and exquisite lakes.
 Our slpended natural parks are now available as holiday play grounds where all may enjoy the glorious scenic wonders of na lures exquisite lOveliness. LUCY
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
RESULTS FOURTH OF JULY
 BALL GAME

BALL GAME The ball game was 8 very one sided affair up to the fifth ming with the score standing at 8-'2 in favour of Kennecott. But that was owing to our team being made up of business men who were up all night fixing tor the ,fNurth they were ma tura]y just 8 little tired. During the game we had number of heavey showrs making it hard work for both teams. Altho ough they had the bet ter of us at first, we finally beat them at tho finish, 16 = II.
 LUCY SCORE
 Kennectt II Mccarthy IS
 LUCY
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
WHEN WINTER COMES

What will we dc next Wintarl. In Mccarthy, like in any other place inhabited by wide wake folks we plan and figure out, program for our summc? ~rnse nents. but in McCartE > ot: i,:e other places. we forget te 0o any
 hig of the kind to sliviate our
 cold winter months.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-07-05
ALASKA FISHERIES

AkASkA F1SaENkEO
 Under date of June 23rd.Secre tary Herbert Hoover. of the de partment of Commerce, telegra. phed Governor Scot C. Bone as follows:
 The regulations under the new Alakaa fisheries legislation are be ing issued to day. These regula tions are tentative in character applicable to this season as there has been very short time for preparation and for certain sec tions with no experience to guide us. Mr.OMalley is proceeding to Alaska to be present during the entire season and will confer with you on my behalf as to the membership of an advisory com. mittee to be appointed by you of at least five who will make it their business to follow tue effect of the regulations during the present season and be prepared to advise upon such alterations as may develop from Experience to be necessary. l not only wish to secure the advice of this body but after the season is over will later in the year. If needed. hold hearings on any notifications that may be proposed by th4 in dustry or others interested.
 It is my earnest desire that one subject should be kept upermost in mind in the administration and that is & sufficient escape of all species to the spawning grounds Jo provide for the mani tenance and restoration of the fisheries.
 We have no other object in regu lation and 1 hope shall have full cooperation of all who are inter ,sted in solving the problem up on a fair and permanent bassis.