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SUBSCRIPTIONS
IF YOU prefer to have
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DEER LRDY RETIED;
WASHINGTON. D. C.( Nov. 2. <7P)—
Now it looks like the females of
the animal world are on the top
and up toward achieving “equal
rights”, comments a bulletin of
the American Game Association.
The deer hunting season in
Pennsylvania this fall, from Dec
ember 1 to 15, will be the first
time since does were first placed
on a pedestal in 1906, that both j
sexes have been hunted in thej
same season. It reported that
the does so thoroughly took ad
vantage of sportsmanlike protec
tion, that they have not only far
outnumbered the bucks but are
clearing thq range of food.
And out in California members
'of the division of fish and game
have captured the first female
, deer so far known to have been
! taken alive while wearing a regal
, adornment of masculine antlers.
She is being detained.
Mrs. J. A. Tollbom is improving
very rapidly from her recent op
eration, according to a Seward Gen
eral Hospital report today.
Martin Michel underwent a min
or operation at the Seward General
Hospital yesterday and is feeling
as well as could be expected today,
says a hospital report.
Frank Towle’s infected hand is
showing much improvement ac
cording to a hospital report today.
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Now is the time to look over old
packs and have new bottoms put
1 on for winter.
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“POLITICAL INFLUENCE”
NEW YORK, Nov., 2, (/P)—Col.
E. C. Carrington, Republican can
didate for Borough president of
Manhatten, provided a sensation
at the Hofstadter Legislative in
vestigation committee's graft in
quiry, by testifying that the
steamship company he heads, had
employed the law firm of G. W.
Olvany, recent leader in Tam
many Hall in connection with
prior condemnation proceedings
because of political “influence”.
Fresh Apples $2.25 to $3.00 per
box. Matanuska Potatoes $3.00 per
Cwt. Brown & Hawkins Corpora
tion.
Dan Krupatic, of Anchorage, who
entered the Seward hospital last
week with a bad knee, is reported
to be improving*. Mr. Krupatic is
a war veteran.
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Mrs. Isabelle Baltazer, of Seldo
via, has left the Seward General
Hospital, completely recovered.
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