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SHORT DUCK SEASON
CALLS FOR BIG WAR
ON GAME RACKETEER
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 12.
(i*P)—Following the second recent
slashing of the Federal hunting j
season on migratory waterfowl,
limiting it to one month in every
section of the country but at
varying times so that actual
shooting will be available almost
continuously from October 1 to
December 19, Seth Gordon, presi
dent of the American Game As
sociation, has declared that only
the active cooperation of sports
men in enforcing the emergency
regulation can avert dangers which
j will threaten to destroy its ef
; fectiveness. #
j “There is still a large racketeer
ing element in this country mak
ing a living by slaughtering and
bootlegging waterfowl,” Mr. Gor
don warned. “With the Federal
| and State protective forces notor
iously inadequate, the presence of
| real sportsmen in the field has
always been a chief deterrent upon
illegal practices. This shortest
legitimate season on record will
leave wild ducks and geese at
the mercy of game bootleggers for
| a longer period unless the sports
jmen make it a point to remain ac
tively on the job.”
! He also warned that if the duck
jhunters insist upon killing their
legal limit daily and if those of
sufficient means insist upon fol
lowing the season southward and
thereby profiting by what would
amount to three separate seasons,
much of the effort to tide water
fowl over the present crisis will
be wasted. The Federal regula
tion will permit shooting through
out October in the northern States,
from November 16 to December
15 in the south with the exception
of Florida, and in Florida from
November 20 to December 19.
The emergency measure, adopted
by the Department of Agriculture
and approved by President Hoo
ver in the first proclamation ever
| issued by a President on water
fowl conservation, was necessi
tated by a serious shortage re
sulting from drought and drain
age conditions affecting the most
important waterfowl breeding
grounds increasingly over a per
iod of 10 years.
OLDTIMER DIES
John Anderson, aged 58 years, a
fisherman, who was brought to
Juneau from Tenakee to receive
medical treatment, died in the
hospital from a hemorrhage of
the lungs, reports the Empire. He
was a well known fisherman about
Tenakee, having worked for the
Pyramid Packing Company. He
gave the name of Mrs. Swan Wil
son, of Astoria, Ore., as the per
son to be notified in case of death.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER DIES
Boatswain C. B. Hannum, 48,
executive officer of the United
States Coast Guard cutter Alert,
died at Ketchikan last week of
heart disease, reports the Chron
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Coast Guard service in 1924, serv
ing in the offshore patrol force
on the east coast out of Boston
until 1927.
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