LAST ROUND-UP OF
WILD BUFFALO IS
UNDER WAY, IDAHI
FOUR HUNTERS AND MANY
COWBOYS LEAVE FOR SALT
ISLAND
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 26. Fou
hunters, accompanied t>y as many cow
bay guaides have started for thi
northern end of Antelope Island ii
the Great Salt lake inaugurating th<
last wild buffalo hunt in America. Th<
hunt was arranged to kill off the ani
mals after they had been offered fo
sale alive and there were no buyers
There are more than 250 buffalo ii
the herd on the island, which has ai
area of more than 33,000 acres, and al
of this number, with the exceptioi
of 40, are to be killed between nov
and the first of the year, when th<
grazing permit of A. H. Legnard
owner of the herd, expires.
Henry Lillie of St. Paul was fount
to be wearing a corset and long sill
stockings when he was arrested fo:
robbing -a store.
IIRPOIITS IK WITCHED
FORMING COUPLE
I SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26. —All
airports in bay and central state areas
are being watched for signs of a pair
of aviating elopers who, according to
latest reports, were somewhere over
California as darkness fell. The young
couple outwitted an irate father who
chased them on a motorcycle until
i*
they left the highway route and took
s across country. i
LOSE LEEIL BUTTLE
i WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. (IP)—The
1 United States won its Supreme Court
1 suit against manufacturers, contrac
1 tors and union carpenters in Chicago
for a criminally violation of the anti*
! trust law by restraining the Inter
’ state Commerce in mill work in New
York.
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