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the Washington state game de-
partment and it, acti,ities)
With the cooperation of resort
owners. catch records were main
tanned on Is important lakes in
1887. and game protectors assist
ed by furnishing the department
with detailed reports OF fishing
conditions and listing catch re-
cordings on lakes and streams
they patrolled.
1t must be admitted frankly
that the tabulations of 1887
brought To light some shortcom-
ings Of previous trout paintings.
Conversely. they became insur-
ance against repetition of the
same inadyertencies. and also tit
ted into an important place in de-
termining future alterations Of
game fish.
The net results OF the 1887 re-
cordlngs were deemed 40 impor-
tant that in 1888 the biological
unit was doubled to handle a sys-
tenn OF catch records that became
statewide. Biologists. hatchery
men. game protectors, resort own
ers and individual sportsmen unit
ed for cooperation in a we'll knit
system that now presents con-
else picture Of fishing conditions
in all 80 counties of Washington.
and provides the game department
with invalua Bile information.
SOME SUSPICIOUS
Through 1888 nearly 100 lakes
were included in the group fur
nishing catch records through re-
sort owners. on lakes TO be
checked for the first time. resort
owners were contacted by game
protector or biologist. who ex-
planned the purpose and desirable
ity OF the task. Initial contacts
were not always met cheerfully.
and in some instances IL was not
easy TO sell the idea of catch
records.
Cooperation Al the outset rang
ed from almost zero 10 100 per
cent, but when resort owners
found there was no catch" in the
program other than fish catches.
and that the entire endeavor was
for the good Of all concerned, they
furnished fun cooperation. As a
matter OF fact. the department now
is receiving requests from resort
owners on many Of the unchecked
lakes requesting that they be in
cluded among the fish catch re-
corders.
SYSTEM SIMPLE
The system Of filling out the
catch report cards Is quite simple,
and anglers now seem glad 10
comply with the request that they
find posted on large signs al CO.
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GOV. MARTIN
AIDS FINLAND

OLYMPIA - Cos. cisssar< D.
Martin. ~ slfunRlY <afsfszs
ptu<ismssisn asnsanesnr ths tas-
Sian ~buliy' fm nsaasns FJnl.asi
designated hssniss. fseeemn~s ~.
- Finland asy
DE usllea On 80 eltix<az - ia
II : great demonstrates ~ see<ai
sna msssfiaI support - wnfstsfu
f,~eels u Fiuis1si
Ina pros lamefian wss lssas=s 90
Fsanssf ~ ifsrf@rt ita1ssF rh~if-
man u shs Finnish sslisf FIND
4 xmas euf elllxens are sfezssa
ana lne.assa ~ shs bfas#l sft.sk
~ ths RaksiaB Naslsts - thslr
~nAll nslabhsf ~ pIniaa5. and sFs
impressed sna in<piFsa ~ th<
hsfnlf asfsns< ~ ts<~~ snefEztis
sHa ssH#sfs Es<vpls axasa*f s-a<n
evsf~hsimHsx CHS. me psp<isss
tinn said
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shall not be a candidate for
decision is mine and mine only.
promise given to the commissions
a few months ago. This honor, pl
10 ME during my lifetime. was fr
commitments on policy, on appoin
No man could have hoped to entel
tions or commitments. l shall eve
for their action. particularly since
enjoyed every day Of my service.
There are some problems at the
city hall that sorely need the at
tention of the public-problems
that cannot be solved by elective
officials. Since I am not to be a
candidate for public office, feel l
can state my honest convictions
about these matters, to a group
like this, without my motives be-
ing questioned.
In this prepared statement, /
hope to convince you that 1t is
impossible for me or any other
citizen, to do a satisfactory job
in the mayors office under the
present charter. By a good mayor
/ mean the average citizens con-
ception of the mayor as chief
executive of the city, the head Of
our city government, vested with
sufficient authority for the proper
administration of the various de-
partments.
PROHIBITS REAL
RESPONSIBILITY
Our present city charter pro-
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SEN. METCALF'S
WIDOW PASSES

hrs Eaiith hinpasm AssrsM.
~ifs Of TIE isss Sen EAlph Met.
salt. dls0 T'ssassay sfssrnaon A. shs
family hems. sfs Ne raklnA 49,.
after . thrss tseaths iiinsas khs
ass -.
MR. hfsteeif So 11rs N
Wlnana. MINI. sept. ~. tA4S, as
married there IL 1877 sed cans
70 Tsepma N1th hsf hsskan1 -
1880. living hers saaes sea Met
cali. pr0seinsnf 10 STATE politics
ana senator for May Y~ass. alsd
iast April
ebs Nss - eopsAaa and !
member ~ Taeoma Gafasa slssA
Surviving are : denEhi4r Mrs.
kiixabeih Asieaif FokK. ~ r..
cpfna two ErnDsa1sshiefs Ma.
Eznll sehsnno. u The D4lsss, Ore
and Mins k1iihAoD Foga n Ta-
conss. sne one great krandaauxh.
ter Eiizsbesk sek&nno. 81 Tas
Dallea
Funeral seryAfes NiH b. arranged
" Buckley King meFtaafy.
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'SS' MEN RAID
FRENCH LINES
WESTERN FRONT

Nazi SIS" storm troops raided
a French outpost in French terri
tory and killed five men and took
Is prisoners. the German high
command said In communique
today.
The Maxi raiding party. num-
bering an officer and 10 men, cap
tured the French outpost and re-
turned without loss, II was as
serted.
SIS" troops normally are the
black-uniformed picked bodyguards
of the Nazis. Now many OF them
are serving in the armed forces,
wearing ordinary field uniforms.
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league council for ie3e-iss0 had
been elected. the assembly adj
journed and the special committee
OF Is on Finland met.
The strange situation was pre-.
sented that China. a member OF
the council as well as OF the as
sembly. did not want TO vote for
Russia's expulsion. because Rus
STA had befriended her against
Japan. and she hoped for more
aid
But Germans, present at &C.
neva in numbers. though Germany
Is no longer a member of the
league, were urging that Russia
be expelled. Some delegates. for
this reason alone, opposed expul-
sion OF Russia. believing she would
be thrown closer to Germany.
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Soviet Premier viacheslav Molo-
tov last night rejected the leagues
offer to mediate the Finnish
Russian hostilities.
The committee met Immediately
after a plenary session of the as
sembly, with 40-odd nations rep
resented, at which Rodolfo Freyre,
Argentina, leading an attack on
Russia, announced that unless
Russia were expelled. his country
would quit the league.
He charged Russia with
fragrant violation Of the
league covenant, land with
spreading death and destruc-
tion through Finland.
1t had been announced that
Freyre should lead the attack. As
soon as he had spoken and a new
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L | H T
Germany May Join the
Allies to Wage War
on Soviet theology

WASHINGT0N-President
Roosevelt has received the
diplomatic lowdown on the
European war from a return
ing ambassador - Joe Ken
nedy-and from confidential
reports from his men in other
world capitals. Here is the
crux of their information:
Nobody-the governments. the
women. the men-wants to fight
a prolonged war. The allies be-
lieve that they can strangle Ger
many by their land and sea block
ade and eventually force the alb
dication of Herr Hitler. with a
moderate like Goering taking COM
mand and negotiating some sort OF
a peace with Great Britain and
France-perhaps by spring. And
then the western powers. including
Germany. viii turn on Russia in
a conflict which viii pit the COM
munist system against the capital
ist structure.
Chamberlain. Daladier and Mus
solini. according TO these reports.
are far more afraid of Stain and
his radical philosophy than they
are of Hitler. II our diplomatic
reporters know what they're talk
ing about. the present slow motion
war will soon become a conflict in
volving the western powers-Great
Britain, France. Germany. Italy
and the Russian menace.
Ambassador Kennedy has in
formed the White House and the
state department that he looks for
an allied victory If the war con-
tinues along the present lines. He
insists that Great Britain and
France, with their economic block
ade. can force Herr Hitler to
cspitulate within a year at the
most.
Germany. according 10 private
information reaching Washington,
lacks almost all the essential ma
terials for waging a protraeted
conflict and feeding the home
CONTINUED on Page s. column ~
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Tacoma Shippers Win, Will
Save Thousands at Neav Rate

All shipments moving IN and
after Dec. - VIA tina National
carloading Corporation viii enjoy
terminal rates 20 Tae0ma Il wsa
announced Wednesday ~ " l.
Mccresiiss manager
Marking the termination q an
agszoid fight ~ ioesl shippers.
the move wiii mean a saving to
merchants u - much - - .
ton. o. many thousands ~ dollArs
annually
Heretofore. the several carload
ing companies have taKsa Total
merchants Tor Eandiins services
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TO SERVE TERM
IN SOLITARY" CELL

SEATTLE Superior Js6gs
James 7. L@wisr gAzed ~ aston
ishment a, N0rt~rt X. CArhngata
~ year old hooded banali Nhsn
the youth. sentenced 10 70 years
In stats rsfoFm4ioFy. demanded
he b. permitted - ssfxs i ~
solitary e0nlinsmepl
= dent mind aninElinx with ha-
maa beings aid Caffatafs. tast.
~hsn tbsy live lac anlmels. Il
makes thsm ike animals ! dat
want - b. cobfa minated
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WINNIE RUTH ESCAPE
BECOMES PUBLIC JOKE

PHOENIX. Arix. Hapleas Law
enforcement officers turned Grim
son beneath their heavy desert
tans today. a. the escape Of Win
ME Ruth Judd. trunk murderess.
became a public joke a. well as a
political scandal
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RED OFFENSIVE
GOAL TO SEVER
finn LIFE LINE
Great Battle in War
Midst Snowcovered
Lake Country Eek
pected During Week


Russia has opened two tre-
mendous drives across mid
Finland in hope Of reaching
the Gulf of Bothnia and cut
ting Finland in two. reports
reaching northern capitals
said today.
Dispatches Indicated the biggest
battle Of the Russo Finnish war
was fast developing. and vas likely
TO start within two or three days
on the mid-Finland front between
Hyrynsalmi and kurue. to the
north.
The Finnish position on this
front. IL was Indicated. was critical.
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II wasn't exactly a song. but a
challenge TO the civic spirit Of
the community to do something
about the city charter. which the
mayor said his experience in office
the past six months had convinced
him was sadly in need OF revision.
As result of the dinner meet
Ing. at which Fred Shoemaker.
former city official. was chair
man. II was determined 10 let
Shoemaker name a committee
of not more than five 10 study
procedure and ways and
means Of bringing the matter
before the electorate.
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SILIC0SIS CONTRACTED
FROM MINE KILLS MAN

fAikBANks. Ainshn Alilcoeie
contracted from his quartz nlnlng
operations Was blamed to-day for
the death n Anton LoDia Farvin.
t,-ysaf-oid owner of mining pros.
srty.
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81 Shall Not Be Candidate"
Mayor J. J. Kaufman Says;
Sees Fault I'm City Charter
Opposes Concentrate of Administrative
and Executive Power in Commission;
F.. Proposes People Alter Set-Up

Formal announcement of his decision not To run for
election spring made by Mayor Joseph j. Kaufman
Tuesday night In prepared address of nearly one hour
the mayor delivered his swan song before group OF so
representative men and women whom he had invited his
guests To dinner at Hotel Wnthron
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bstwesn Seattle and Tacoma
Motor llnas and steamships. bss-
ever. have always considered Ia
coma . terminal e4ih rates sbs
same ss thoas for esber ellsss 81
the Northwest
Ths National carlosdsng csrp.F-
alton. tins largest a several. sas
doubled its volume ~ fFeighss
during fhs pat yszf. hecf~fls
iceatinssd on Page ~ Column -
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Udllliss hsad Suys
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Aires said that while no word had
been received OF a battle at sea.
the British navy had been attempt
ing To run down such Nazi sea
raiders as the pocket battleships
Admiral Scheer and Deutschland.
which have been operating in the
South and North Atlantic oceans.
The SEA raiders have been
credited with sinking several
British ships, including thu
=. =. Clement off the coast Of
Brazil.
At Montevideo. Uruguay. Off
eial sources said that they had no
information regarding persistent
rumors a naval battle had been
fought off the Uruguayan coast
and a British warship sunk.
RUMOR ON RADIO
These rumors, attributed 10 an
unidentified radio broadcast. said
the British cruiser Achilles and
the German pocket battleship
Scheer had been involved. The
Achilles left Montevideo Sunday
after refusing.
The British frelghtsr DeptfoFd.
Of 5000 tons, was torpedoed BY a
German submarine just north Of
Bergen Wednesday and 1t was BE-
Heved only five Of its IS crew
members mad been saved.
COLLIER BLOWN UP
The Newspaper Berlingsks IL
dende at Copenhagen reported the
Swedish steamer Toroe, 1.447
tons, had struck a drifting mine
near a German mine field off the
Island Of FslHterbo. South Den
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FIGHT ON CIRCLE

( Russian ninth
y reports. were
yard from the
bove the Arctic
Westward from
miles east Of
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league Committee Is Agreed
On Expulsion of Red Russia
LEAGUE or NATIONS

committee of ID nations appointed to consider Fin
lands appeal against Russian aggression agreed today at
Geneva to submit to the League of Nations assembly
resolution that Russia be expelled from the league and that
league members aid Finland
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Although the Firms claimed
10 have inflicted heavy iesses
upon the Ru~sians. they have
issued no casualty list Of their
own n far III would b. No
use" one Finnish spokesman
said. "Ne one would believe 70.
eur le~<cs hase beea 80
small"
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The Firms were called upon TO stop
with sheer courage two great Rus
sian armies. overwhelmingly
superior.
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Uleaeorg. Important Finnish port
on the Gulf bf Bothnia.
The suomussaimi corps was re-
ported 10 be nearing Hyrynsalml.
and a continued advance would put
IL in position to drive either direct
ly west toward Uleaborg or veer
off NORTHUMBERLAND and seek to
meet the other corps al the rail
road junction OF Rovaniemi. 90
miles east Of Tornea at the top Of
the gulf.
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NaVal Battle Is Rumored in
South Atlantic; 3 Ships Sunk
THE WAR AT SEA

British warshps were reported searching the South
Atlantic for German raiders today but official Argen-
tine lacked information regarding rumors that
battle already had taken place off Uruguay.
The British embassy within
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GIRL BURNED TO DEATH

CHENEY. Wash. Martha Ann
Anderson, five-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Anderson.
.as burned to death Tuesday when
fire destroyed the farnily's farm
home Il miles southeast Of here.
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make no mistake. ~ill ssap : leg
~ sleep for : squaes feed.
LOSE THEsn ~zIrs
Right INV. the hesFs esa theirs
are beginning 20 Ioss their sum
,continaaa on Page 10. Column ~
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Mayor Kaufman bitterly assaulted
some features Of civil service.
criticized the inability OF the police
department to clean up many very
apparent vice conditions. insisted
the city charter was wrong In
principle in combining legislative
and administrative duties In the
same men. and charged that under
the present setup there were five
different governments under five
separate commissioners. instead Of
an efficient cohesive governing
group.
The mayors address In full fol-
lows:
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marx. and had sunk within two
minutes.
The 4s6-ton British collier Mar
wickhead was blown To pieces by
a mine off the east coast Tuesday
and six Of the crew OF IL are miss.
ing. II was reported at London
today.
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Uss~tfssa feulshi ana FFlA@s
Temperatures tfIEh. 81 tsw. -
Sc fises 1s4a. ssls tzxL
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BOOTS, or Mrs hnfh. II ffFf Defiance ofhfr day bp
part as she Is kacaA y, nlpsf rnat eEces jDg-ponaa
poses for The picture abcFf nvHg yufAer coy 81.
sound eudeace that she al hensf aossnf stand ~ hk
hibernate during the winter morfAs Nser feed vsraTd
does her husband. Bafch Hho iavkHg ahs moyked
nearby whsn the photo snapped the haHdspmslp.
Ny MsAcmrR
And late in the fall long after the frost on the pumpkin
and the vegetable itself have gpne dear transporting chill
dren. all the bears lock themselves up good caye-one
they had spotted perhaps during the 10 70
sleep for the winter.
In a pigs eyci
They do nothing Of the sort
Bears around this part Of the country and most Der
tainy those out AT Point Defiance do hibernate
They Just don't that's all
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MAssING ARMIES

MAssINC ARMIES
THE British Exchange Tele.
graph reported from Riga that
Russia was massing 800. 900 men
and 1000 planes in the karelian
isthmus. preparatory TO a crush
ing offensive in that southern
area. II was believed. the dis.
patch said. that the drive was
agreed on yesterday At a meeting
OF Russian military chiefs at Moo
COW. including War commissar
Klementi voroshilov and chiefs Of
the LeningrAd military area. ths
air force and the Baltic fleet.
These ehieftains WEIR said 70
have agreed that u they did not
crush Finland now. the war would
continue until spring..
REDS AMBUsHED
Clad in their long white NANTES
10 make them lnvlslbie against
the snow. and using skis. the Firms
were permitting overwhelmingly
superior bodies Of Russians 70
pass them In the pine blotched.
snow covered hills. and then
sweeping out and attacking them
in guerrilla fighting
The Russians were reported 10
b. suffering severely from cold.
and their supply lines steadily
were getting longer
But. according 10 dispatches.
the Firms At present we're AZ most
delaying the advance q almost
irresAstibly more powerful forces.
USE ARMoRED CARS
The Russians were reported 10
be resorting more and mors 10
their light armored cars. abls 10
operate on hard packed snow.
Some q these armorsd cars had
been destroyed. reports sad. %
LITTLE groups a Firms who
emerged suddenly. along ths mar
row trails through tbs dense
woods. and bombed them
Finnish shzrrsbooters we're re-
ported picking of Russians ali
along the ieDEthsnlnT Russian
lines u communication
In addition 70 regularly naobil-
izsd soidiers. farmers along the
course o. the Russian drives wsre
their oNn homesteads
to the last. with the troops. then
accompanying the retreat 70 the
Se1L
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tHh @"sf - WA y atts
According TO Kenneth fssuaHn,
assistant 10 Oscar Olson. care.
taksr Of the Point nasnagsrle.
bears slos down a ilttis during
the winter, but not enough 10 IN
teffsrs with their meals Bears,
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office at the spring election. This
and must not be construed as a
IS at the time of my appointment
'bably the greatest that will come
ely offered and carried with IL no
ments. or on future political plans.
public life more free from obhga-
: be grateful 10 the commissioners
l never sought the office. l have
hibits any man from being a re-
sponsible mayor. yet the public
assumes, and rightfully 30, that he
is actually the head OF the city
government. and holds him re-
sponsible for conditions in all de-
partments. Although the charter
states he shall have supervision of
all departments, he has only one
vote In five on the council and no
Continued on Page 7. Column II
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY

IN THE UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER'S lex OF FIJI G / 0
PROBATE) COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, JU-
NEAU COMMISSIONERS PRE-
CINCT.
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE PAUL, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that in pursuance of an order of
sale made and entered by the Pro-
bate Court of the Juneau Commits
sioner's (Ex-Officio Probate) Pre-
cinct, First Division, Territory of AL
aska, on the 4th day of March, 1889,
in the matter of the estate of
GEORGE PAUL, deceased, the un-
dersigned administrator of said es-
tate will sell at public auction, SUBJ
Ject to the confirmation Of the
above-entitled Court, the following
described real property, to-wit:
Lot /, Block AL, in the City of
Douglas, Alaska.
Said sale will take place and be
made on the 18th day of April, 1899,
at 200 o'clock p. NJ, at the front
door of the Federal Territorial
Building in said town Of Juneau,
Juneau commissioners Ex-O fficio
Probate) Precinct, Territory OF Al
aska.
The terms of said sale being cash,
gold coin Of the United States, ten
per cent C10%) being payable upon
confirmation Of said sale by the
above-entitled Court.
Dated at Juneau. Alaska, this 7th
day of March. 1882
ALASKA PERSONAL
SERVICE AGENTS,
Administrators.
BY r. z. ROBERTSON,
President.
Publication dates, March 8-l5-22-29,
1899.