AREAS FOR LIMITED PROTEC
TION BROADCAST BY PRO
TECT! YE ASSOCIATION
Here is the type of propaganda
being broadcast thruout the United
grates by the American Game Pro
tection Association:
The great brown bear of Alaska,
the largest carnivorous animal in !
the world, is threatened with ex- ,
ecssive slaughter under new regu
lations recently promulgated by the
Secretary of Agriculture, according
to the American Game Protection ;
Association news service.
Heretofore, the brown and griz
zly b -rs have been classed as game
animals wr h certain closed seasons .
classed in the Alaska game regula
tions. but under the new regula
tions just announced, practically j
all protection is removed so far as I
residents of the Territory are con- i
cerned.
Polar bear, black bear and the i
glacier bear are classed as fur- ;
bearing animals. Except in nine |
areas referred to heretofore, resi
dents of the Territory may kill bear
of any species at any time without
limit- In nine areas the regulations
heretofore in effect prevail..
The open season for the large
brown and grizzly bear in these
areas will be from September 1 to
June 20 following with a bag limit
of three for the season, except on
parts of the Kenai and Alaskan
Peninsulas, where the limit is two.
The areas on which this limit pro
tection will prevail will be as fol
lows:
Yacobi Island in southeast Alas
ka—this is a small island not over
20 miles in extent, bordering on the
ocean east of Juneau.
The Alaska mainland from Glac
ier Bay to the Alsek river—-about 50
miles in extent and 200 square
miles in area.
The mainland from Yakutat Bay
to Bering river—about 80 square
miles in area.
That portion of Kenai Peninsula
comprising the drainage to Cook
Inlet from the west
All of Alaska Peninsula.
Shuyak Island—a very small is
land at the north end of the Kodiak
group.
Three islands between Prince
William Sound and the Gulf of Al
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Rules effective July 1.
This leaves the west side of Kenai
’eninsula, all of Kodiak Island, all
he mainland from Kenai Peninsu
a'to Bering river and all of the in
erior of the Territory unprotected
>o far as brown and grizzly beai
ire concerned. Residents may kit
)ear in the restricted areas at an^
ime when "about to attack or mo
est persons or property”. Restric
,ions on non-residents remain the
>ame as before for the whole Ter
•itory.
One saving clause in the new re -
flations will be the continued pro
tection of the sale of skins an
trophies. The new regulations went
into effect July 1. American sports
men will need to assert themselves
to prevent early extermination of
these great game animals in a large
part of their range.
INVITED ATTEND FAIR
WASHINGTON, July 18, (/Pi
President Hoover was invited to at
tend the California State Fair and
Western States Exposition at Sac
ramento, August 30.
MIRAKTE IJNOCULIRS at J.
i’li. GRAEF’S. * *
MATCH FOR BOWL
BROOKLIN, Mass., July 18, UP)—
With the men’s singles narrowed
down to eight survivors W. Barry
Wood Jr., famous Harvard athletic
clashed with Edward Jacobs, of
Baltimore, and the Unversity of
Pttsburgh, in the feature match of
the quarter#finals for the historic
Longwood Tennis bowl.
EMPLOY ERS ATTENTION
List your labor wants with us
we will endeavor to secure ioi
1 you the help • aesired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the LI & W
i Club, Seward, Alaska.
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BOAT SERVICE
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any point on Bristol Bay
$30. Special Charters to
Nushagak
Lake and river service
connects with arrivals at
Il'amna bay of the mail
boat M. S. Discoverer. _
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owners
ADDRESS:
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