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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

three men have asked him to help them chase Mir. Turkey awayr'
 SsShall we run and hide?" MT. Tunky asked. The giant may gobble us right up if he finds us here!"
 We've met lots of giants" Raggedy Ann said, "and they never have gob- bled up anything except nice things to eat like. chocolate cakes and cookies and things like thatl Let's just stay right here and see what the giant wants p
 In short time the giant came walk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
SUFFERED WITH
 ANNOYING ITCH.
Turned to Ringworm. Could Not Rest at Night, Cuticura Heals.

began suffering with a most annoying itch about the temples and back of the neck which later took the form of sore eruptions and turned to Tingworms. They itched and burned 30 that l could not rest at night.
 read an advertisement for Cn-3 tieura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. purchased q cake of Cutieura Soap and a box of cutiellra Ointment and after using only q part of them was complete ly healed" (Signed) Miss Julia Embers, 1882 Toledano St., New orleans, La.
 Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Taleum are all you need for all toilet uses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Taieum. sampiss Free hy AEail Address: "outieufa taboF. atoEiaa, Dent. H, 9lsldep 4a, Mags," Sold every where, goap S5e Ointment C and goe. Isleum 2Se.
 Try our nsw Shaving Stick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

the quality of the blends his firm puts on the market.
 These men, as a rule, are highly paid experts infallible in their fine distinc- tion among teas A quid of tobacco is the constant companion of the tea tast. CT. Tobacco, he points out, has a neutral taste; and so, with chew be- tween drinks, he can be sure that none of the first cups flavor will finger to interfere with the tasting of the sec ond cup.
 Coffee tasters. likewise, keep a nett tral taste in their mouths, but they usually select cigars. Smoking and tasting go on by turns. Some whole sale coffee houses employ men who do nothing but taste cup after cup Of cot- fee and pass judgment upon the fla vor.-New York Times.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
We Women
4 Courageouls Nlan


 ' WISH had it within my power to
 give medals to deserving men who are conspicuously kind-hearted and truthful in the face of constant opposi- tion. wish particularly that I could give a medal of honor to a certain man. l should get all such men together, have them pass in review in dress formation and then should single out the man upon whom would pin the medal of honor.
 I think would even go so far as to follow the French custom and kiss him on both cheeks.
 < Provided he did not mind.
 l am sure he wouldn't.
 have before me a lecture of Dr. Charles Gray Shaw, professor of philos- ophy at New York university.
 It is his conviction that women "are. more highly individuated than men. Their delicate race may not show a long list of towering personalities to compare to the line of warriors, artists and statesmen, produced by their brothers. But the average woman has more personality than the average man. This fact was never truer than it is today in this age of flappers and bobbed hair. Man has elaborated a civilization which has eyer tended to obliterate Individuality. But such man-maae civilization has never made any great appeal to women, who have done little else than tolerate and be amused by it. Women are actually more moral than men. They arrive at moral results instinctively, without ap- peal to any ethical code"
 Human beings are not perfect. Men are human beings. Yet they attempt to set themselves up as perfect examples of what we should be. There is no es- cape from their critical surgery. They actually delight in saying unkind things about us. Indeed they sometimes go to such extremes that their talk becomes palling even upon one of their own sex. And then a gentleman-a Doctor Shaw-arises to tell the world the truth about men and about us.
 Dr. Shaw, I am firmly convinced, knows what he is talking, about. 1n- deed, he virtually accuses men of treat ing us unfairly and of misrepresenta- tion. He does not say so in as many words, but the indictment is there, and so far as am concerned men-that is, most men-stand convicted and this particular judge and jury would show them no clemency.
 
 BOWL FOR GARDEN FLOWERS
 A large bowl of graceful shape has a fine design done in raised silver. A glass flower holder fits closely into the bottom of the bowl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

week in weight, but gains, there is nothing to worry about.
 It is the irritable, wizened-looking little baby who takes its food unwill- ingly, sleeps fitfully and frequently wakens with a start to scream and kick, and who loses weight, that you should worry about. The food is not agree ing with 1t, It is not the right for mula.
 The baby's food will have to be changed until something is found which does agree. The scales are the truest indication of whether or not a food is agreeing with baby who is bottle fed,
 The amount of food given at feed ing depends largely upon the interval between feedings.
 Never crowd a baby's stomach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
HAM SELLING IS AN ART

The proof of the ham Is in the smell, so years of experience have taught wholesale meat packers. Thus has come into existence a calling little known in the world outside the cattle and hog market, though highly valued therein. No pork packer is without his ham smeller.
 This ham smeller is a specialist. Long years of work in the packing house have so attuned his nose that no flaw can escape his detection. He can stand any amount of shifting in one day and still have nose for his dinner at the end of It. The packing house may have hams stacked by the thousand and cured in lot. Then the ham smaller gets busy, since each must pass the test of his nostrils. He picks one up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21
WINNIE TWINKLE
|A0UsKiMses |.~~ oF 4 |kAAA&dy
 AxcA AAaAaAA A~
 |N9se3y eAnAN
Raggedy Ann, Rag.

Raggedy Ann, Rag g.edy Andy, Mr Tunky and the witch were sitting in Mir. Tunky's store eating invisible ice cream cones and jolly pops when the. witch sud- denly asked. t'lYhat is that noise? Do you think 1t can be thun- der?
 Everyone listened ]! The sound made a noise like this, only a great deal louder : "b lu mp! blum D! blu m p! blum D !" and it grew louder and lou d CT until Mir. Tunky's little store shook and some of the invisible things fell from the shelves and crashed to the floor.
 Tt isn't thunder ]" Raggedy Ann said. If it didn't sound so loud, I might think it was someone walking l"
 "Aha r the witch cried. Tt is someone W alking! That's what !"
 "Then it must be a giant !" Raggedy Andy said.
 1t is a giant !" the witch replied. ''and I'll just bet a nickel that he is coming right here I I'll bet the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-21

One Mother Says:
 After my little girl had been lost, wa stoo frightened to tell her name and address, and was located at the police station after frantic scar hing, had some strips of silk printed in gold let tering, giving her name and street number. These tags are sewed into her hat crown and her coat, thus relieving my mind of dreaad of another such experienced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Money Advanced
ON Stocks
We Will Sell, Subject:

It's Columbia ST. Phone Ell iot-s4ss.
Opp. Blk. California. Just off and Av.
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We Will Buy, Subject

20 Aero Alarm. pfd. $1,000
3 Central Finance units 1900
1000 Alaska Development -. .04
20 Durant Motors. Del. ESQ. Market
1000 Hirst Chicagof Miuing.. .42h
200 Lambert Tire & Rubber. $50
1000 Cyanide Gold ......... .06
Our February issue OF Financial
News" is just off the press, and
will be sent free upon request.
Write, phone or call for one, as
II should interest you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15

Nv new Chevrolet sedan demonstra-
tor: ran 400 miles; new car guar.
VoY. Chevrolet Salesman. 81 nset-
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Vital Statistics
RyRTHS
BIRTHS

Births in their households are 70.
ported by tho following men:
Mitchell. Esco Radford. 1909 Allen
pl. boy.
Hundiey. Glenn. Port Blskeiey. boy.
Williams. W. Walter. asa a2nd ave.
N. T.. girl
Laudan. Fred p sois Sixth ave. n.
F.. girl.
Kautr. william waddeii. 40, wal
nut ave. boy.
Barton. Philo Linn. 42ss Graham st.
boy.
Erickson. Peter A.. sss. sixth ave. n.
F., boy.
Kristen. Alfred. McKenns, boy.
Weller. Carl H.. ss5s seth ave. s..
girl.
Beatty, Leon p. Van siclen Ap,s..
girl.
Borland. Harper. r. F. D. No. :, Box
400. boy.
sagdahl. Arno. 1873 Court pi.. girl.
Yosting. Jack. 4122 s4th ave. S W..
boy.
Bunter, George NJ 1908 Harvard
ave. boy.
c1r1aa Nf.,~Ht-e rnfe Mt "a A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
FOR SALE-llEAL
ESTATE


R1f0hV
NEW BUNGALOW
Sunact I'LL; wonderful view on
corner lot, 40 feet 20 alley, modern
features turnout. hardwood floors
All hWlt-in ConypnlonCrH, unfin-
ishsd attic. fun concrete base.
mentl furnace fireplace. $1,000
ehAh, balance reasonable. 1891
$1,000
MODERN BUNGALOW
3 rooms. living room and dining
room with French doors cabinet
kitchen with breakfast nook,
choice built-in buffet &0-foot lot,
street 20 street, concrete base
ment' laundry trays. also room for
garage on paved street. close 20
street car 1900 cash. balance IKE
rent iiis
$4,000
Near Salmon Bay Park modern g.
room bungalow; living room: din
Ing room. kitchen with pantry. 2
good bedrooms, bath betweeni full
concrete basement. laundry trags,
$1,000
Two new bungalows; Z rooms; com
hination living. dining roomt kitch-
On with breakfast nook; good
bethroomi bedrooms, garage
near street car. $500 cash buys
either. balance easy. ii22
$4,000
on paved street. large rooms. ,
bedroomBl house In good repair.
new paint and roof double ga
ragei fruit 1900 cash. balance ar
ranged. iQ1s
81, 400
b-room eottakei ? bedrooms, iivinE
room; dining room. kitchen, bath
conyenlent to mills, 200 feet off
nth ave y. w s200 cash. bal.
anca very easy. 1867
Kean Bros.
slos ballard Ave-. 81 nns,-oi7T.
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SO REAL ESTATE LOANS
Watson Moore Company
Established 1907
Stocks Bonds

Durant and all listed and unlisted
securities given immediate e1ccu-
ton over private wires with Nom
nection in all principal cltieA in
the United States and Canada
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1900 no $1,000 to loan. Mr. Mack
Address 3f5 Lyon Bldg.
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DEATHS
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

$500 CASH
For n completely finished s-roohn
cottage and h-acre corner. plumb.
Ing. light fixtures and all. $40
per month and interest fer bal
ance. A dandy home for you. and
the best terms In the city. Ground
enough for garden and chickens
Stop renting and own a home In
this wonderful city. You can feel
sure OF big increase In value from
now on.
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Norman Realty COMPANY

s5th and WhlllnKford. ME lrse-0tsl.
Open Sundnya and Evcnlnga
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Fur farming has shown great
increase in Canada during the last
ten years that furs have been pop
ular summer and winter. There are
1,009 farms devoted to breeding and
raising fur-bearing animals and of
these $50 are devoted to foxes. seven
teen to raccoon, thirteen to mink and
one to marten. The 21,433 silver
foxes taken in the 1923 census of
these farms are valued at $5,372, ,262.
AS Canada became settled the wild
animals retreated farther into the
north and the farms sprang up with
the demand from fur manufacturers.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

!4th and P, Day "; Pharmacy. 1 g.
2s go. Georgia ave. NV. John G. Biggs Phsr
Sol sSf tfh iith St Bpon,orb nw hfw rs,fm,e1 nnTin
18th and Buchanan. Hochberger.
18th and Colorado ave. O'Donneli's Pharmacy.
1syi Ho,u,s asth st. RAJ Randolph Phs,mscy Pharmacy pharmacy.
jug Mount Pleasant st. NV, Mount iieaSAh'
Hntehers Gigsr Ts Store, SeoP i7s5 Columbia road
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
sls2 California ave: Morgan Bros.
Isl and sIs NV. puncan's Pharmacy:
Ith M and <, GoIdenberg's !time clerks desp.
IN IN and Q SITS. Associated Drug Stores
1lth and N SITS. l.. Fl. Forster's Pharmacy:
vt. ave-, 18th and r SITS. NV. Houley's' 'Phaf-
nth and Z sts., McGuire's Pharmacy.
3501 Ga. ave, Rods Pharmacy.
Ca ave. and Rock Greek Church road. hoc&
Ga: ave. and Upshur St. Fl. Celodny Co.
sas S G.. G.. awe nenssi
1901 L ST.. Morse Pharmscy
. Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy;
Isl 18th st and F, ave Pe,,s1n arnheimey
ire RI. ave: j. Louis Ks,ck: ss,,,
ss2s Conn ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb St. ceveano
Tskoma Park, $50 Cedar St, Mattingiy Bros
Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN
2sth and p sts. Prides Pharmacy.
s204 NJ ST.. O'Donnefl's Pharmacy.
36th and n. T. A. Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o. Donohue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
9Th and Fl sts. Home Drug Company.
907 Ii St. Garren's Music Store.
!th st. and Md; ave. Louis +. Bradley.
18th st; and Md. ave. Louis Sacks
32s East Capitol ST.. Pauls Pharmacy.
East Capitol and sth ats. Bieloss Phs rnacy.
18th and East esp, Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
2oth st and II. |. ave, Cailins' Pharmacy
5000 18TH me-. Msyo's Pharmacy-Broohland nd.
SOUTHEAST.
o'ponnsll,s Drug stors; s,d and P. ave sc.
11th and Pa ave. reaiy.s Pharmacy.
itth and Pa ave-. Smysers Phar
SOUTHWEST.
7fh and n sts, Iaptz Rros.
81. and i SITS, Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost Ind Found.
Antomosiles for sale and wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents q word.
REAL ESTATE, ADS
words 20 the line. Slime minimum, a. line
rate. IS follows:
time. 20c per line.
times, fSc per line.
times. lie per line.
times. 1sc per line.
| STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II Pm.
All advertisements for The Evening sta,
| must be al The star Office Of The Stsr
branch Offices by II pm. the DAY BEFORE
| ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situatiops
| Advertisements under the shove clsssifica
| tions will he accepted at The Star odiee. 1fth
st. and Pa. ave. until Q 80 an day Of issue
| All advertisements for The sunday star must
| be received at The Star ofbce hy $40 p NJ
| Saturday. or at any of The Star branch onices
| by 4:30 pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad
vertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
HELP--MALE
Continued.

WAREHOUsRMAN, white, experienced in
handling household goods and able to list and
check goods. Address in own handwriting,
Iox 3037 You st. r. o.
YOUNG MAN, steady and OF neat appear
ance, to work in market. Dupont Market
Co., 21c0 P st. NV.
Young MEN, two, white, for solicitors; !;
salary; must leave city. Gall after Z pm,
500 Quincy st. NV.
must be neat appearing; guaranteed salary
with bonus. Room 800. 1877 st. NV.
p A | N t E r S wanted. Apply
Walker Hotel. Union men only.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
DRIVE A
BLACK & WHITEi

We need-right away-sever-
al hustling, experienced chauf-
feurs who want to make big
money. References required.
Apply to Mr.. Ryan. Black &
White Garage, 1914 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAE-Due to promotion in o1r sales
orga niza tion. we can use Immediately hi:sh-
grade salesman; sIecialty experience, and
ing account to right party: interview only.
Phone Frank STA, ask for manager, COM
nnercial dept.
statesmen wanted to sell nationally adver-
tised line to drug trade; straight side line; :;
commission basis; man with car preferred. Box
sos. Atlanta Ca. 15s
SELL COAL in carload lots; side or main line !;
experience unnecessary: earn weeks pay in an
hour. Washington Coal Company, % West
Goth st., New York City. IL
SPECIALITY SAIAESMES-Big money: easy
sales; steady work; men or women. See Mr..
Mead, 4OS Sth St NV. IL
WE HAVE opening in our outside sales
department for two live wires: good cha nee
for Advancement. Potomac Electric Appliance
Co. GOT 18th NV. See Mr. Tut
Evening star., 1924-04-15
HELP-FEMALE.

BOOKKEEPER AND srENOGR1PHER-H
school graduate te preferred. Reply in own hand
writing, stating age and qualifications. Ad-
dress Boz 247-Z, Star once.
COL0RED WOMEN a. to solicit and deliver
orders for old reliable firm. Call bet. 10
and Il am. Commission and bonus. 1910 9TH
st. NV
COOK, colored. reliable, experienced in cafe
work; steady work. Portner Cafe, 18th and
You. n. 1921. .
GIRL for Office work wanted. Apply LibertI
Clothing Co., 434 7th st. NV
GIRL. French French-Swiss, to take charge
Of children three and five years old, assist
with mending and chamber work; 60 away
summer; good home and permanent position.
Bring references. Mrs. Rust, c315 Bancroft
pl. NV. 16s
LADY as elefk In laundry ofBce; fast writer
and aceufate at figures; state salary. Ad-
dress Box 6.-B, Star once.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
HELP-MALE.

MEYER wall ORIGINAL rocommeadatSo@s
on oppirino for employment. Use COPIES.
AUTO MECHANIC, Al. Rear PIG C ST. n W
Evening star., 1924-04-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AMERICAS fourth Industry needs you-good
Iat postions opea in hotels, clubs; apartment an
Hotel Training Schools. 1870 New YORK ave.
AN EVE. CLASS FORMING. ENROLL AT
easy. intsrr course; last eFe cisss until Sept sept
l. Oxford bldg. cor. 14th bet: n. Y. ave. II.
Alto DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given Call Line. 20. We do the rest.
HOTELS NEED trained executives We train
yon for high-saiaried positions in hotels.
climbs. apartment houses, tea rooms. csfeter-
las Class forming limit limited &C. to So Can Clio, for
i34o New York ave.
BEAUTY CULTURE CLASSES now open.
Prices reasonable. Garden Rose Hair shop,
11I2 II st. NV 1es
HOW DO you USE YOUR SPARE TINE?
Let train you TO earn $50 to 500 week
making mechanical. architectural or map
ming: no experience necessary Start now.
Write. call or phone for particulars Coluu,-
bis School Of Drafting, 14th and sts. NV.
North 272.
Civil Service Examinations.
Special rates beginning today for statistical
age. IS TO 20; both men and women; classes
: days and nights each week: home study
course, s.. Special instruction for stenograpby
and typewriting exam. May i5 tuition, s..
Calculating machine. April q. Railway mail
exam, May 5; salary, 81 600. Patent ONCE;
salary. 81. $50.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc. corner 18th and NV. Franklin 2SSo.
Auto Instruction.
Men wanted to learn auto mechanics' trade.
All practical work. Day and evening classes.
Y. NJ. c. A. Trade School.
l7S6 G St NV. Main $3.50.
Building Trades Course.
Learn common bricklaying and hollow tile
setting. New class organizing. Evening
classes.
Y. M. c. A. Trade School,
1896 G. St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

PRESSERS-Five, experienced
on Hoffman machines; good sal
ary, steady work. Sunshine Dry
Cleaning Co., 713 Lamont st.
NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

MARCEL WAIVER, expert !;
also manicurist understanding
other branches of business. Ap-
ply in person, Roosevelt Hotel
Hair Dressing Parlor. 15*
Evening star., 1924-04-15

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
COOKSIAiso settled nurse personal refer
ences: day workers. mothers helpers. N. 9e1l
HOUSEMAN. all around; waiter, janitor, also
cook. nursemaid. lsundress. n. 1865.
KITCHEN MEN, KITCHEN WoMEN. DAY
workers, scrubwomen. night cleaners cooks
etc. Fuller's Exchange, 1921 25th St West
sOS9 I7s
RELIABLE DOMESTIC and commercial. white
and eolored help: Briggs Bureau, 1907 14th
st. Potomac 1888.
WHEN IN NEED of competent stenoxraph-
er. with without experience, call Strayer's a
employment service. Only those who have
atished our most exacting requirements will
be recommended No fees. Phone Main 34So
BIG LIST OF POSITIONS
for typists. p. B. x, stenographers, clerks
mechanics, chaufeurs, etc. Open daily.
National Personnel Bureau.
5o5 Bond Bldg. 18th and N Y. Ave NJ. 1921. I.
BUSINESS POSITIONS = Free registration.
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Room 213, Transportation bldg, 18th and II.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

SHOE SALESMAN
Only those thoroughly experienced need ap
ply. Sworzyn's. 1919 st. NV.
BOY-Strong, in private home;
$40 month, room and board. Ap-
ply Hotel Inn. 6O8 9th st.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Attention, Married Men!
Three wide awake men for permanent safes
position, with opportunity for Advancement
Ear from $50 TO S35 per week from beginning.
Earn while yoD learn Apply afler 5 pm. 619
Metropolitan Bank bldg
Evening star., 1924-04-15
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS to travel, IS per day, plus commits.
sion. while learning; men and women make
$50 week canvassing. Give age. experience
ref. and phone. Address Box 3o6s, Wash,
ID. G. 1Ss
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Canada Expands Fur Farming.

CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Star)
Evening star., 1924-04-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Tke Star Requires from odDerttssrs
In this colsmn references and de-
tailed stdtcreNt ot fheir propositions.
WILL. SELL second deed Of trust uote of
S3 600, payable $40 monthly, balance in 5
years, 79s interest, for s. 100, at a discount
OF 30ss. Address BOX coy. Star once. Iss
FOR sALE-A second deed of trust note OF
81 500 al price of 81 200. payable at the
rate Of $31. 80 monthly. including per cent in
terest. Address Box 204-V. Star Office. l5s
GROCERIES,. meats, ice cream, confectionery,
cigars and tobacco, two rooms and bath: rent
reasonable; 5-year lease. Address Box 310-A,
Star office. 15s
WANTED-A man with moderate capital to
investigate and weigh the possibilities OF A
big business, In four months; legitimate:
office work. Address BOX 4-B. Star Office.
WoMEN's WEAR Established busl-
ness good location and reasonable rent Ad-
dress Box 64-B. Star office las
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE for sale
best loca tioo; in st. Msry's bldg; for sale or
lease. David Tactic. Ridge. Md.
LUNCHRooM.. smail. $3.50 for suick sale, on
account OF Ill health. Address Box a.
Star once. 50
Evening star., 1924-04-15

CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is Our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-01

The clause relating to aliens is es pecially good, as it is a we'll k nown fact that this class is responsible for the promiScious slaughter of vast amour of game annually The fine of from S25 to $500 or six months in jail, or both, which is provided in the bill is wholly inadequate. According 70 our opinion the fine should read, ;,t east, $25O to $500 or year, or both, then before person shot game illegaly, he would think twice. A too exhorbitant charge is being made on the resident, leaving from the territory. The man that has spent his life in the North, should be allowed to take a limited number of trophies at nominal charge. As the
 bill now reads, resident cannot take out the same amount of trophies for $50 as can the holder of a non resident license. This ci iausc should be amend ed to allow sliding scale on the price of permits. Thus if person has lived in Alaska twenty years he would be allowed to take out his trophies for less than those of person living here five. Of course the old timer would lose his rig hts after the one shipment.
 m connection with this bill it would be we'll to insure the game wardens sufficient travel allowance to enable them to get into the hills where the hunters are. Transportation is higher in some sections than in others, 50 again the sliding scale should be used.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-01
LOPP REPORTS OVER.
 CROWDING OF RANCE

sent, however, the natives will herd them across country, as either method would entail more or less expense to the owner.
 MT. Lopp plans to introduce reindeer meat for home consump tion more extensively in the Ter ritory. Last fall several carcasses were pla ced on the market in Juneau and Ketchikan, when the Boxer returned south The meat sold ropioly, and con