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Walruses and sea lions cannot be
killed in Alaska during a period of
two years, beginning May 1, 1930,
according to a statement made
public on behalf of the Bureau of
Fisheries. This protection is given
to these mammals so that the
y herds may be propagater, and will
be similar to the measure used by
the Bureau in the increase of the j
seal herd, it is stated. The regula
tions follow in full text:
The killing of walruses in the
waters of Alaska over which the
Territory of Alaska or in any of the
- United States has jurisdiction is
prohibited from May 1. 1930 to April
30. 1932. both dates inclusive. This
prohibition shall not apply to the
killing of walruses by natives for
food or clothing, by miners or ex
plorers when in need of food, or to
, collectors of specimens for scientif- j
ic purposes under permits issued by
the Secretary of Commerce.
The killing of sea lions in the |
Territory of Alaska or in any of the
waters of Alaska over whch the :
United States has jurisdiction is!
prohibited from May 1, 1930 to April |
30. 1932. both dates inclusive. This j
prohibiton shall not apply to the
killing of sea lions by natives for
food or clothing, by miners or ex- j
plorers when in need of food, by |
anvone in the necessary piotection j
of property or while such animals
are actually engaged in devastaton
of runs of salmon or to the collec
« tion of specimens for scientific pur
poses under permits issued by the
Secretary of Commerce.
The penalties and forfeitures im- j
posed by law be strictly enforc- j
ed against all persons who commit i
acts in violation thereof or the reg- j
ulations promulgated in accor
dance therewith.
DRAW TOWARD CLIMAX
LOS ANGELES. June 23. (IP)—'The
trial of Otto Sanhuber, attic lover, j
charged with the slaying eight
years ago of Fred Oesterresch, a
wealthy Milwaukee manufacturer,
drew toward a climax with the an
nouncement by the prosecution j
that it probably will rest its case.
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diamonds, antiques. Mail yours
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Goods returned if offer refused.
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FOR SALE—Ford touring car in
good running condition; cheap.
Enquire at Gateway office.
FOUND—Bunch of keys on ring.1
Call at Gateway office. i
FOUND—Pair of eye glasses in
case; also an empty glass case.
Call at Gateway office.
FOR SALE—One burglar-proof
safe; one National cash register,
modern; one Burrows adding
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four large Fairchilds weighing
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RAN ONTO REEF
NEW YORK, June 23, (/P)—'The
liner President Roosevelt of the U.
S Lines, went aground in the mud
and silt of Robbins Reef in New
York harbor. Seven tugs pulled it
loose in less than two hours and it
continued to its pier. In the maze
of an overcast morning, the vessel
had thrust her nose into the reef.
M. E. Horner, manager of the ;
Overland Hotel, left yesterday for
Mile 26, Alaska Railroad, near
which point he has a fine look
ing prospect. He is now engaged
upon his annual assessment work.
WILL ERECT BUILDINGS
Among the recent arrivals in
the city enroute to the Interior
was N. L. Troast, Sitka architect,
designer and builder of the new
Sage Memorial building of the
Sheldon Jackson school built in
1929 and recently dedicated. Mr,
Troast is enroute to Matanuska
where he will supervise the
erection of one concrete and two
frame buildings for the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW
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THEY ARE WONDERFUL. <
The climate of the northern half!
of Bering Sea region is comparable
with that of the Province of Arch- ;
angle, in northern Russia, a region
which supports considerable agri- 1
cultural population.
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Do not put off insuring your
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—insure NOW!
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Try a “Fresh Raspberry Sun
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