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GEO S. MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD, Manacer.
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ALASKANS DUCK
PROTEST PENDING
Encouraging news comes
to the duck shooters of Al
aska. Frank Dufre-,ne, As
sistant Executive Officer o'f
the Alaska Game Commis
sion, brings back word that
the message of Alaska
sportsmen demandingsom.e
thing beside the 30-day
shooting period of last sea
son has met with a warm
reception and stands a good
chance of getting favorable
action.
In addition to the protest
made by Alaskans against
the limited season, it is un
derstood there is disposi
tion on the part of the Bio
logical Survey heads to
have theAlaska regulations
conform more closelv to the
Canadian season for the
flight south over both the
Territory and Dominion
are the same, some of the
ducks swinging inland to
cross Canada and down
thru the Mississippi valley
while others continue stra
ight on down the coast.
Canada has found that the
longer seasan is not detri
mental, and there is reason
to be hopeful that the au
thorities in Washington are
going to feel the same way
about Alaska.
While it may be several
months yet before the duck
regulations are finally a
greed upon and made pub
lic, duck hunters in the Ter
ritory can find satisfaction
that their efforts against
the limited season have not
been in vain and their mes
sage has been well present
ed in the proper sources.
National honor is hard to
figuie. it can be irrepar
ably damaged by a comma
in a diplomatic note, but a
failure to pay billions in
war debts never touches it.
It’s certainly been a terri
ble winter in New York for
snow and vice.—(H.I.Phil
lips in New York Sun.)
Stalin wants every Russ
ian family to own a cow.
The moo deal.—New York
Sun.
Cupid gets a lot of credit
that by rights belong to the
manufacturers of silk stock
ings.—Ohio State Journal.
It pays to watch the bar
gains in the ads appearing
regularly in the Nome Dai
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