ALASKA ITEMS OF
INTEREST m TIE
Various Chambers of Commerce
in Alaska have wired the Delegate
protesting against the emergency
regulation issued by Secretary of
Agriculture Hyde and approved in
a proclamation by President Hoo
ver, reducing the season through
out the United States and Alaska
to a period of one month for the
hunting of ducks and geese. The
reason given for this reduction
from three months to the month
of September, for Alaska, is be
cause of severe drought of the
j last two years affecting the rear
ing of young birds on breeding
grounds. The Biological Survey
says that protests are being wired
in from all sections of the coun
| try, but that no change will be
i made in the regulation, which
(Canada is also expected to adopt.
! The President is very much in
j terested in this matter and feels
J that the sportsmen and people
! generally should cooperate to
avoid the calamity of extermina
tion.
The other day a Washington
newspaper published the “First
Lindbergh photo from the Arctic
Circle.” It shows Col. and Mrs.
Lindbergh on their arrival at Poini
Barrow on August 7, when thej
were treated to a spontaneous
welcome by the Natives, who are
also shown, adorned by their
parkas, in the photo.
LEAGUE SUNGS
Los Angeles
Oakland
iSan Francisco
I Portland .
Hollywood
Seattle
Missions .
Sacramento ..
W L Pet.
44 31 .587
43 34 .558
41 34 .547
40 36 .526
36 38 .486
33 43 .434
32 42 .432
32 43 .427
NATIONAL
W L Pet.
St. Louis 92 49 .652
New York .84 59 .587
Chicago 76 68 .528
Brooklyn 74 68 .521
Pittsburgh 69 72 .489
B°ston . 61 81 .430
Philadelphia .60 82 .423
Cincinnati .53 90 .371
AMERICAN
W L Pet.
Philadelphia .97 42 .698
Washington .84 55 .604
New York .82 57 .590
Cleveland .71 66 .5181
St. Louis .58 82 .414'
Detroit .57
Chicago . 55
Boston . 52
84 .404
84 .396
86 .377
Developing, printing, enlarging
and framing at SYLVIA’S.
Now is the time to look over old
packs and have new bottoms put
| on for winter.
I SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
AFTER FORTY YEARS, Ency
clical of Pope Pius XI on Labor
'and Capitol, available at Alaska
; Shop. 10 cents per copy.
V
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All kinds of pies, cakes
and pastries
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A bookiet of 24 leaves
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paper attached to
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