The Kusko times., 1926-08-21
MIGRATORY BIRDS, JACK RAB- BITS, AND A LITTLE POLITICAL
 MELANGE IN THE U. g.. SENATE
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 si- Mir. 1Kendrick S5AI'Iee Senator from - Maryland spoke a-elittle while ago of 4A-the better game protection in foreign aas.countries. GL4callthe Senator's atten- : .4 ton to the fact, that it is unnecessary - to go so far from. home to find really ,s practical and effective examples of VI what may be- done, through the laws : of the State, in protecting such game > as is not migratory. There is today published by the. Game Commission of Rennsylvania. a pamphlet showing ..4mhat has been done in protecting the s.e.9ame of ethat State.
 Mir. Rrucet l should like to read it.
 = -MraK andsicla1 It is >one of the most
 interestinglland most conclusive -ex- . amples> ohthe wisdom of protecting 1e wild lifa,that can be found in the lan-
 guage. Mot. enln has it proved pos
 sible andc;practicabls tor protect the l. different species of. game, but it has proved tremendously profitable from ,theAstandpoint of increasing the food . supply4 Under sthe present conditions zaein Pennsylvania almost anyone can se- { rure. at a,.nominal cost a license in SC seasenSf forlihunting. What ismore i'm portant4 almost anyone can secure game. ~after2 heta,has procured such a
 license.
 rMr.E Rnlce. e.4rMf.& President, I find
 the statement of. the Senator from !. Wyoruingv ost.interesting. l am not k, faIailiat eaith the methods reserted to ]. by Penns sulvania4for the protection of g12gamet- but HlhavB semea familiarity N withaheeneth resodted be by.Dther :: States ofsthe Unionlforztha same pur- ! pose.
 MS. .1kings Mir President, will ythe : .SSssua or from Maryland permit me to | make an >4inamsy2
 -ai Mr. Bruce. Certainly.
 3trMr. 3Iling... Hhe Senators has been l. eulogizing, ,as I undepstood-I+ have t sbeen tBuf of ctke -Chamber-stha ntigra- | torr eEYats and etheyIaw ,enacted pur- z ,sIIariIl atf1speto. : Bes siEtne Senator l. kaoabaahatathefbifIw which iSNoW' under { diseGssiofp does a1et protect mierator.J | bH4ls 2 ,MFeile irarnag contribnlteo to the establishments of sanctuaries, it sss- a.attaches se alf Of tisese,a sanetuasies provisions for shooting, grotnds.
 =. MT. Bruce. I understand that.
 ASIMr. King. It does not protect, but : seems to be rather bill in the in ! .terest of shooters. offered an amend , ment to strike .ont>the word shoot : ing" so that the birds may be pro- t. teeted; ;a&hat the sanctuaries should not < be made available for the shooters. =. That has excited the most violent op-
 position from those who have been
 the proponents of the bill
 MT. Bruce. The object of the bill, as I understand it, is stwofold: First, : to establish bird .sanctuaries-and of tl:. that feature I approve unconditional l.'.ly.. My attention was called, I think, solsene years ago, to a wild fowl sane | :ruary in England, and more inter s:sesting spot do not think that have .. ever hadcbrought within the range of
 my msionI There one saw many of tl2 taoss abdautiful, graceful, swift-mov- '; arg creatures circling about in the air CT or -.breasting the waters, and alto
 gether presenting scene of activity ,-. and animation such as might have de-