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LITTLE CHEEG1K0
She was a cute little miss, they |
said on the boat coming up. Very
prim and polite and wistful-eyed,
but she was lonesome, because
mother was so many, many miles
behind, way back there in the
East and Daddy was so far
£head, way up there in unknown
Fairbanks.
It was cold up there, she had
heard, and she shivered, because
5he was poorly dressed for such
a trip and the further North I
she came the colder the moun
tains looked. She was about 11
years old. and traveling all I
.Blone.
So the passengers got there
heads together on the S8 Yukon
end at Cordova the nurse went j
jjshore and came back with the
"Jovliest dress” and a warm coat, j
ALASKA VIEWE, At Schallerer's
Alaska Shop.
ILIAMNA LAKE
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owners E
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to kill and they all loved her.
Her name was Mary Edna Cox,
and she goes to join her father.
BUCK TO SAVE SHEEP
“The old bounty on coyotes
should be restored and even
raised, if we are going to protect
our wild game,” says Senator
E. E. Chamberlin, now U. S.
C o mmissioner at McCarthy,
who is in Seward on his annual
visit.
“In the McCarthy region the
wolves and coyotes are working
havoc with the mountain sheep,
but because of the low bounty
no one is working havoc with
the wolves and coyotes. I used
to register 50 pelts under the
old bounty system but now I
have only noted four.
“The bounty should be put
back at once and made stronger.
We have seen bands of sheep
near Chitina numbering 400 to
the band. It is a crying shame
that prowling beasts of prey are
allowed to multiply and to kill.
Under the present low bounty of
$5 men will not go to the trouble
of killing and skinning coyotea
or wolves. And the so-called sys
tem of predatory animal hun
ters is a failure. Bounty must
be paid sufficient to justify men
to go forth and kill. Otherwise
these animals will increase and
multiply until they become a
veritable scourge."
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