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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-26
Thursday. September % ;, 4

for one issue in the Olymni, !,
Olympia, Washington. fba New
newspaper Of the STATE oaicS
Commission, and in the D. Yam
Journal Times, Charleston MutsvIl
kennewick Courier, Warmue.al
Daily World, Port Anpe,Ia,.a 'shs
ming News, Vancouver S,,s I've
Chronicle Dispatch ma,R
Longview Daily News, Wa,slee
Empire Press, Republic Nease,
er, Pasco Herald, Pomero%r y
Washingtonian, Grant ca. Las
Journal Ephrata), Monteseoaah
dette, Farm Bureau NeS,a "
Harbor,, Port Townsend VA
Seattle Times, Bremerton s MesGs
lensburg Daily Record, MI A. q
Sun Bingenl, The Cheb.,niau ars
vocate, The Davenport Timass a.
bune, Mason County Journai1 sc1 N
tom, Okanogan Independent s zone
Bend Journal, Newport MirsSS
coma Times, Friday IA
Dor journal, Mt. Vernon mar ini
Herald, Skamania County pa ually
lStevenson), Arlington T aeer
Spokesman-Review lSpokanss, % ~';s
vile Examiner, The EapIe ~. 0'
lame0, Walla Walla Union I p,'Sl
tin, Bellingham Herald. r SS!le
Gazette Commoner and y.I.u
Daily Republic for one isn,s
| Dated at Seattle, Washes.
this 1st day of July, 1916.
STATE GAME COMNsrcc,o,.
Jas. a. Loudon, Chairman. W.
gil B. Bennington, Sam Gierd.' y, '
D. Hand, Marcus Nalley, c. A =
Don w. Clarke, Director =.
partment Of Game. "
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-26
Bear: one-half hour before sunrise

Bear: One-half hour before sunrise
to sunset.
Rabbits: (Cottontail and Snow
shoe) General Open Season: The
second Sunday in October to the
18th day of the following Febru-
ary, both dates inclusive. annual
|ly until changed by the Commits
sion, in all counties of the state,
EXCEPT, that it shall be lawful to
hunt, take or pursue rabbits dur
ing the entire year in Clark coun-
ty and on WILDLY Island in Island
county, EXCEPT closed season IN
Clark county from September i to
| October IL, both dates inclusive.
Baq Limit: Five 60 rabbits per
day, straight or mixed bag, or in
possession at. any one time. Ex-
CEPT, no bag limit in Clark coun-
ty and on WILDLY Island in Island
county.
Hunting Hours for Rabbits: One
half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Squirrels: Gray squirrel and
black SQUIRREL Closed season.
Fur-Bearing animals: Except
Beaver and Fisher Closed season.
General Open Season: Except
IMarfenl December l. 1916 20 Jam
uary Is. ls47. both dates inclusive
PROVIDED, 1t shall be unlawful
to trap muskrat in muskrat
mounds or houses. PROVIDED,
II shall be lawful to trap fur-bear-
! ing animals within the boundaries
of the Lake Washington, Pierce
county, Little Spokane and Burnt
Bridge Creek Game Reserves from
December /, 1916 to January IS,
l947, both dates inclusive.
| PROVIDED, 1t shall be lawful
for any person holding trapper's
license to hunt raccoon with dogs
during the open trapping season.
PROVIDED, 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to shoot fur-bear-
ing animals except raccoon with
any firearms whatsoever; and II
shall be unlawful to shoot or pur-
sue raccoon with a firearm be-
tween sunset and one-half hour
before sunrise. a,~-a-.-a~-aa-- .
Extended Raccoon, Season: Jan.
uary is to February 20. ls47. both
dates inclusive. in San Juan coun.
ty only.
Bag Limit: No limit. "
Special Marten Season: Deem
Der ! TO 81. both dates inclusive
PROVIDED, That the taking OF
marten during this special season
shall be open to all licensed trap.
pers who shall strictly abide by
the following requirements:
Cd 1t shall be unlawful for any
trapper to use more than SO traps
CD Within thirteen Obj day.
after the close of the lawful oper
season on marten each trappel
shall present his skins for tagging
and inspection to the local game
protector in the area in which hi
traps; AND, at that time the saic
game protector shall tag each skin
PROVIDED, That it shall be I'm.
lawful to sell any marten skin.
taken in the state of Washington
not so tagged, and, that on anc
after January IA, 1947 il shall bs
unlawful for any person to posses.
!, any martin skins taken in the state
of Washington not SO tagged.
Bag Limit: No limit.
II AND BE IT FURTHER RE.
SOLVED: That the above resolu,
ton and regulation shall be pro
mulgated by publishing the sam
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-26

special open area which has not
been tagged by game protector
or person authorized by the De-
partment of Game. All elk trans
ported out of the area shall be tag
ged before leaving such area and
all elk retained within such open
area shall be tagged not later than
48 hours after the close OF this
special season.
November IL to 80. both dates
inclusive. in all of Chelan county.
Bag Limit: One I'D elk of either
sex, the head of which shall re-
main with the carcass thereon
while in transportation. PROVID-
ED, That it shall be unlawful to
possess any elk killed in this spec
ial open area which has not been
tagged by a game protector or per-
SON authorized by the Department
of Game. All elk transported out
of the area shall be tagged before
leaving such area and all elk re-
tanned within such open area shall
be tagged not later than 48 hours
after the close of this special sea-
son. -. .s. r'.... ...-
November IL. 1896 to February
2e. ls47. both dates inclusive. in
only the following described por-
tions of Grays Harbor and Jeffer-
son counties: All lands on the
south side of the Quinault River
and Quinault Lake lying within
the watershed of the Quinault Riv-
er and Quinault Lake, between
Willaby Creek and the National
Park boundary; and, in addition,
all privately owned lands within
the boundary of the Olympic Ma
tional Park in the watershed OF
the Quinault River.
Bag Limit: One ID elk of either
sex, the head of which shall re-
main with the carcass thereof
while in transportation, PROVID-
ed, That it shall be unlawful to
possess any elk killed in this spec
ial open area which has not been
tagged by a game protector or per.
son authorized by the Department,
of Game. All elk transported on,
of the area shall be tagged before
leaving such area and all elk re-
tanned within such open area shall
be tagged not later than 48 hours
after the close of this special sea.
son.
November IL. 1916 70 February
20. ls47. both dates inclusive. in
only the following described por.
ton of Clallam county: ALI land:
in the watershed of the Elwha riv.
er between the Olympic Loor
Highway and the National ParB
boundary; and, all privately own.
ed lands within the National Park
boundary in the watershed of The
Elwha River.
Bag Limit: One ID elk of eithel
sex, the head of which shall re
main with the carcass thereo
while in transportation, PROVID
ED, That it shall be unlawful tx
possess any elk killed in this spec
ial open area which has not beer
tagged by a game protector or per
son authorized by the Department
of Came All elk transported on
of the area shall be tagged befor,
leaving such area and all elk re
tanned within such open area shall
be tagged not later than 48 hour.
after the close of this special sea
son.
Hunting Hours for Deer. Elk ans
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PAGE TWELVE
Regulation No. Isl
N o ICE

Regulation No. Isl
N TIC e
1916 Hunting and Trapping Sea-
sons and Bag Limits for the State
of Washington. e
The following resolution and
regulation was duly and regularly
passed and adopted at the regular
July meeting, July 1, 1916, of the
State Game Commission for the
State of Washington. Z
RESOLVED: That it shall be
unlawful to hunt, take or pursue
upland game birds, game animals
and /or fur-bearing animals in the
state of Washington at any time
except during the following open
seasons, with bag limits as pre-
scribed for each species. PROVID-
ED, however, that it shall be un-
lawful to hunt, take or pursue up
land game birds, game animals and
/or fur-bearing animals on lands
set aside as state game reserves
where the hunting, taking or pur-
using of such upland game birds,
game animals, and/or fur-bearing
animals is prohibited. PROVID-
ED, further, that all other game
birds, game animals and/or fur
bearing animals not specifically
mentioned in the following open
seasons, are protected by closed
seasons, and it shall be unlawful
to hunt, take or possess the same
at any time. =.
Blue Grouse, Ruffed Grouse
commonly known as the Native
Pheasant, Franklin Grouse:
General Open Season: Oct. Is
and II in all counties of the state
EXCEPT Adams, Benton, Frank
lin, Grant and Whitman counties,
which shall be closed to grouse
hunting.
State Game Reserves Open to
Grouse Hunting: October Is and
IA in the following reserves only:
Chelan O0unty-Emerald Park
Game Reserve; Chelan County,
Mason Creek Came Reserve; Che
Ian County-White River Game
Reserve; Chelan-Kittitas Counties
-Teanaway Game Reserve; Ok
anogan-C helan countie s-GOld
Creek Game Reserve; Whatcom
county-Mt. Baker Game Reserve
(see exception.
Except that part of Mt. Baker
Game Reserve lying within a three
mile radius of the Mt. Baker
Lodge.
Bag Limit: Two ca grouse pei
day or total of two 90 in possess
ion at any one time, straight OF
mixed bag.
CHINESE PHEASANTS:
General Open Season: October
IL to 80. both dates inclusive. in
all counties of the state.
Bag Limit: Three CD cocks pc,
day. No open season on hens).
Season Bag Limit: Fifteen Q5
Chinese pheasants cocks only pei
season.
Hungarian Particles: Closed
season.
QUAIL: General Open Season
October Is to 80. both dates inclu
sive. in all counties of the state.
Bag Limit: Ten (1O quail pc
day or total of twenty COO quai
in possession at any one time.
PROVIDED: It shall be Lawful
to hunt Chinese pheasants COCK
only, and quail during the regula.
open season, for distance Of on,
mile south of the High Line Irriga-
ton Canal in Badger Pocket, sait
area being within the boundarie
of the SQuaw Creek Game Reserve
in KittitaS county.
PROVIDED: It shall be Lawful
to hunt Chinese pheasants COCK!
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remain with the carcass thereof
while in transportation. Other
game animals and game birds,
same is provide in these regula-
lions.
December to Is. both dates in
elusive. PROVIDED, That it shall
be unlawful to hunt, take or pur-
sue deer within the boundary Of
the Pierce County Came Reserve
in Pierce county in any other
manner than with bow and arrow
during the special season, Decem-
Der to Is, both dates inclusive.
Bag Limit: One Cd deer of either
sex, the head of which shall re-
main with the carcass thereof
while in transportation. PROVID-
ED, That it shall be unlawful to
possess any deer killed in this
special open area which has not
been tagged by game protector
or person authorized by the De-
partment of Game. All deer trans
norted out of the area shall be
tagged before leaving such area
and all deer retained within such
open area shall be tagged not later
than "a hours after the close of
this special season.
BEAR: Western Washington (all
counties lying west of the summit
OF the Cascade mountainS).
Open Season.: Year around or
the entire year EXCEPT, That il
shall be unlawful to hunt or kill
hoar during f1oo all, eoo.o- -,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24
Elizabeth Curley Flynn
To Speak Here

Commemorative the siXtieth an
niversary of the historic May LIST
struggles for an eight-hour day
in America. Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn. member of the National
Board of the Communist Party.
U A, will address a public rally,
Saturday. April 27th, TAB p. m.
at 1916 Eighth Avenue.
Miss Flynn has just recently re-
turned from Paris where she at
tended the International Women's
Conference with several other
American women delegates in
Guiding Mrs. Muriel Draper.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, DR.. Gene
Weltfish. Mrs. Henrietta Buck
master and Mrs. Thelma Dale.
There she met many of the heroic
women who played active and
leading roles in the resistance
movements of the NaZi-occupied
countries of Europe Miss Flynn
herself is veteran leader of the
American labor movement, hav-
ing organized and participated in
the labor struggles of textile, mine
and railroad workers.
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APR % 1916
CAPTAIN TOLLIE GREEN'S TEAM LEADS
ADVANCED REPORTS PRESAGE SUCCESS

Friday evening at the Y. "
c. A. was the setting for the first
team captain returns from the
N. A A. c. p. group. Enthusiasm
ran high when it was announced
that Mr. Tollie Green's team
rated the lead as of that dare
for bringing in paid up member
ships. Following closely were Cap
tains Rev. Fred Shorter and Mrs.
Octavia Brown In view of the
desires of many of the workers
to take advantage of the late
hours and contact homecomers,
all team captains did not make
a report The next meeting Of
the teams with their captains s
set for this coming Friday We
ming April 26th at Sids Dining
Room. oath and Madison. The
time will be 7:3O p m. and from
advance reports there will be an
interesting change in the team
standings.
Mrs. Augusta Shannon chair
man of the membership campaign
is urging all team captains to be
present at this meetin1 a"d so
make a report of their progress
A rising vote of approval was
accorded Mr.. Tollie Green: Rev.
Fred Shorter; Mrs. Octayia
Brown; Mrs. Ester Ewing M. Al
Hall; Mrs lie Eta King; Mrs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24

Kathleen Hill and Mrs. AdGie
Booth for their splendid efforts
of their teams. Saturday May
18th has been designated Seattle
n. \. A. c. =. day and plans
are being formulated to make a
presentation on this occasion.
Radio time is being negotiated
for and it is hoped this feature
of the 1916 drive fer ar berships
viii provide the workers with
added stimulus to make this cam.
pdign one long to 10 re b. red.
the n. A. 4. G. +. has proven
IT, worth; its str .s.i'v, IT'S cf.
fCatiyeness on so masy occasions.
HAT it now boasts - wei mer,ttd
: estege in our community. Can.-
mendations have bee accorded it
rom peoples of all walks OF life
and ii is the responsibility of all
the citizens in Seattle to build
a bigger and better organiza-
ton. We must have ever appre-
Cioarn of this responsibility and
vnen we take it upon ourselves
to renew our individual member.
ships and make sure our friends
ana neighbors have done like
wise T. en- and only then can we
thlnk N terms of job well done
md moudly point 80 III" II. y. a.
c =. as the true or .nization of
the Iouple.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24

New York, Hollywood and Chi
cago. Norman Granz, noted jazz
authority and critic on Esquire's
nominating board, is the master
of ceremonies and coordinator OF
this special concert. The best
known names of jazz will be
present on the Moore theatre
stage.
They include the great Coleman
Hawkins, winner of the Esquire
Gold award for the past four
years. and Capitol records popu'
lar recording favorite. Lester
Young, Esquire's Silver award WIN
ner and formerly Count Basie's
featured tenor sax man, will give
Hawkins a great run on that m
strument. Between these :wo we
have the greatest sax stars in the
world. A true battle OF the
tenors!
Then Meade Lux Lewis, the
worlds greatest exponent OF the
boogie- woogie style on the piano.
will be heavily featured In the
concert of modern jazz. Everyone
loves boogie-woogie and lie"
is lust the personality to present
it, Probably the most sensational
part of this jazz concert VIII De
tho appearance of Helen Humes'
the "Be.baba-leba' girl of record
ing fame. No personality mas
risen TO such heights in receh.
wears as has Miss Humes. Anu
all over her sensational waxing
Of this hit tune. 1t has been Oh
Riuboard's most played recoru
LIST for nine weeks.
Supporting these featured stars
are Ken Kersey on piano Shauo"
Wilson ON drums. and Billy hau'
mott on bass.
Tickets have been selling very
fast for the jazz concert Sea'''e
first All seats are reserved anu
tickets are on sale every day a'
CONTINUED from Page u
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24

ON PERFECTION
By RUTH TAYLOR

| don't know how you feel
about it, but I'm getting fed up
with this talk about You cant
have perfection" You must com
promise.
Why?
When you went to school were
you supposed to be satisfied with
getting just a passing grade? You
We're not! At least if your family
were like mine. you weren't.
When you have your watch
fixed, what would you think of the
watch maker who told you it lost
only fifteen minutes a day and
that was good enough?
I'm tired of excusing people for
being late. or rude, or for putting
expediency before common loyalty
And I'm tired of overlooking in
groups or nations what would be
considered unforgiveable in indi-
viduals.
There is phrase in Measure
for Measure that | like. (What
would one do without Shake
speare?) 1t is He was ever pre-
else in promise keeping"
I'd like to know some people
like that. think that what
this country needs is not "Radi-
calism" or Reaction" 1t is a
CONTINUED on Page A.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24
tacoma PLANNING COUNCIL NAMES
MRS. L.McCABE ON OFFICIAL BOARD

rbe Manning council. an offili-
of the Community Chest. at
. recent annual election, Mrs.
..rabe was chosen as a member
. as official governing body of
{. .bteen outstanding members,
.yaripp what can well be known
]. representative of every phase
Tacoma life.
h is rather most pleasing
|Ature that from amongst our
.,OuD Mrs. McCabe has been Sc
/. nod TO sit on and work with
A very outstanding body doing.
. il does a most vital commu-
.l,y service in connection with
u Tacoma Community Chest
I<,stqes for the benefit of local
needs.
Mrs McCabe is president of the
Washington tSate Colored Woln-
: Federated Clubs; member of
hard of Managers of the White
4 ipld Home; state director (west-
HI Washington)) w. c. r. L.,
tlpha Kappa Alpha, member of
! al branch American Association
4 University Women and former
4 teacher in the public schools
1 Beaumont. Texas.
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ROBINSON HAS
ROUSING DEBUT

Jersey City-Jackie Robinson
waded through the puddlies in the
Montreal shower room. shaking
hands with well wishers who
were congratulating him on be.
coming the first Negro to break
into modern organized baseball.
The 26-yearold second-baseman
didn't act as though he had done
anything unusual. AS he said be.
fore yesterdays game, he just did
his best and let it go at that.
His best was a three-run homer.
three singles. two stolen bases,
four runs batted in and first
day 800 batting average. Robinson
was the key figure in the Royals
AL slaughter of the Jersey City
Giants.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24
BY GEORGE WILLIAMS

have filed as a candidate for
the state legislature from the
9th legislative district. because
believe IL elected | can promote
legislation that will benefit the
people of my district, and ne
cause | believe the most impCit.
ant business OF our state ana cur
hation Is the business OF govern
n"nt. have been told BY sorie
Itople that haven't a chance to
WIN because | lack certain uu,!ifi.
Cations to be legislator. .'irst
| want u know Why Second, |
want to advise the readers Of
this column that everywhere the
world over the common people OF
the world are ON the march;
their feet are set on the road
to freedom and the prime regal
sitt for election TO public oli.ce
,s common sense. and an honest
desire to serve the common
people who constitute the ma
jority OF our citizenship.
| definitely believe that po-
ssess these qualifications, and |
ask you. the voters of the 37th
district to give consideration to
my program which l will bring to
you through the columns of this
paper before the date of the pri
mary election.
| have lived In Seattle twenty
five years. have been a Demo,
crat for the past eleven years, a
Roosevelt Democrat if you please.
and. | stand squarely behind the
new deal program with its many
beneficial social reforms. | be
lieve that legislation must be
passed that will render aid to ser.
vice men who were carried off to
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24

chest X-ray," Russell continued.
The miniature X-rays taken on
the unit screen out people who
have a normal chests. When sus-
picious shadows are found. t
person is referred for a II by
II" regular size X-ray and to his
physician for Interpretation. There
is no charge for either the large
or small X-ray-both are paid for
by Christmas Seals.
The program is limited TO those
IS years OF age and older.
Everyone person X-rayed re-
ceives confidential report of tn,
findings at his home. About one
in every 200 X-rayed has active tn
berculosis.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-24
ANTI-TUBERCU LOSIS LEAGUE
OFFERS FREE CHEST X-RAY

The week of May Clio has been
selected for Mass Chest X
ray program, offering free chest
x-rays. in the Jackson Street area,
Lynn Russell. chairman of the
Jackson Street committee, spon-
sor, announced yesterday.
The Christmas Seal X-ray
Unit OF the Anti-Tuberculosis
League Of King County will be
parked In the Safeway Store lot
at 8th S and Jackson from Il
noon to 6 and from 7-9 p. H. each
day during the week.
Anyone who wants to take ad
vantage of this offer may drpc
| in during the time the unit i
open.
"PlAn now to have your x-rap
and tell your friends about this
opportunit." Russell urged. at is
the first project undertaken By
the Jackson Street committee and
we want 1t to be success"
The Jackson Street committee
an inter-racial group. is composed
of representatives citizens of the
area and they are actively assist
ing in the planning of this pro-
gram.
tuberculosis is a treacherous
disease. You can have it for a
long time and be passing it on to
others without knowing it. Tu-
berculosis is catching" and it
doesn't give any warning signals
when the disease first attacks.
X.ray finds TB in the early
symphonies stages. That is why
we are urging everyone to have