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QUESTION OF RORBED HAIR STILL
KEEPS MEN ON VERGE ARGUMENT
LONDON, Feb. 10.—Arguments for
and against bobbed hair are prolific,
and have agitated the minds even of
learned professors. Lecturing to mem
bers of the London College of Phy
siology, Professor II. J. Harper Ro
berts said bobbing had evidently come
to stay. Its advantages were three
fold; it was becoming to a certain
type of woman, it made for freedom,
and it was easy to dress and wash.
The disadvantage was that it exposed
a sensitive part of the neck, which of
ten broke into a rash for about a
month afterwards. ,
A beauty specialist, Dr. Jacques
Brettmon, takes exactly the opposite
view. He condemns the modern craze
for bobbed and shingled hair, and
says many women have told him they
wish they had not been bobbed.
“Man’s ideal woman is still the
ideal of the ages,’’ Dr. Brettmon says,
“a woman with flowing hair over her
shoulders. When she bobs her hair
she cuts just so much from our con
ception of her. In our eyes it en
hances the beauty of very few wo
men.”
Seven ‘Red’ Officials
Face Death Penalty
(By Associated Tress')
LENINGRAD, Russia, Feb. 9.—
Seven Soviet government officials
we/e sentenced to death today for
mismanagement and corruption in
the State leather monopoly. The oi
ficials are being charged with hav
ing made contracts with private trad
ers whereby they obtained large per
sonal profits. t,, ,:
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APPLE TREE 100 YEARS OLD
VANCOUVER, Wash., Feb. 9—An
apple tree 100 years old, said to have
been planted in 1826 by the Hudson’s
Bay Company, is thriving and bearing
fruit. A movement has been started
to have the tree preserved.
NOME LEGISLATOR WON
BY ONLY TWO VOTES
j In the closest' race in years, Rich
jard Sundquist defeated Charles F.
j Wright by two votes for fourth place
! in the Second Division legislative
ticket, according to returns made by
the canvassing board at Juneau. C. W.
Brown, independent candidate for sen
ator received more votes than Mrs.
Lulu Weeks, Republican, and Jacob
Jacobsgaard, democrat, combined.
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Women Unite To Display
Records of Achievement
(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, 111., Feb. 10— Exhibits
symbolizing the varied activities of
the twentieth century woman and
depicting the slow broadening of the
field of feminine enterprise until it
embraces two American state capi
tols, supreme court judgeships in sev
eral states, high place in the profes
sions and prominence in the world’s
political affairs, are being assembled
here from many lands for the first
woman’s World’s Fair, to be held at
the American Exposition Palace, on
Lake Michigan, April 18-25.
In addition, hundreds of commer
cial exhibits will reveal the feminine
hand in the business world and in
the arts of the day. Several hund
red booths crowded with specimens
from a score of countries will be ar
rayed to record woman’s contribu
tions in economics, politics, science
and social culture the world around.
A group of prominent Chicago wo
men is behind a corporation organ
ized especially to promote the fair,
and women will direct virtually ev
ery detail of the enterprise. Miss
Helen M. Bennett, long diligent in
women’s activities and originator of
the fa,ir idea, is managing director
of the venture. Th^ board of direc
tors includes Mrs. Joseph T. Bowman,
Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick,
Mrs. George R. Dean, Mrs. Silas
Strawn and Mrs. Medill McCormick,
all leaders in society and women’s
| club work.
One feature of the exhibit will be
a collection of newspaper and maga
zine clippings from various countries
during the last 200 years emphasizing
the storm of protest which greeted
,evrey suggestion for a freer social
status for women.
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TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 10.—Dusk has
fallen on the big game hunters’ (lay
in Mexico. Thouusands of deer, bear
and wild hogs roaming the hunting
grounds of the northern mountains
will be saved from over zealous hunt
ers under restrictions invoked by the
chamber of deputies upon the recom
mendation of Ben Tinker, Tucson.
Mexico’s American game warden.
Free hunting the year round, with
out regard for season or bag limit,
which heretofore has made the Sinaloa
and Sonora mountains a hunter’s par
adise, has been abolished under a
complete new structure of game laws
paralleling the American game re
strictions and the first on record for
the preservation of game in the re
public to the south.
Establishment of specified open
seasons according to zones, into which
the various states are divided,, are pro
vided under the new law, according to
Mr. Tinker, who has returned to Tuc
son from an extended trip through the
game regions of the Mexican west
coast. But one month each year—
October—is set aside for deer hunting
along the coast, he said. The law pro
tects both whitetail and blacktail
deer from the hunters.
Three large zones, embracing re
spectively the central, northern and
coast regions, are provided. In each
zone the bag limit on deer will be four
for a hunter during the open season.
In the central zone the open deer
season will begin Sept. 1 and close
Oct. 31, and in the northern zone the
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season will begin October 1 and end
November 30. Similar seasons are
established on bear shooting, with the
one-month rule also applying in this
instance on the west coast where wild
beasts are more plentiful than in oth
er parts of the republic.
The hopes of Dr. William H. Horn
jaday, manager of the Permanent Wild
Life Protection Fund, are realized in
j the new law, designed primarily to
j stop wholesale slaughter of Mexico’s
j big game by Mexican market hunters
! and American trophy hunters.
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TELEGRAPH LINE MAY BE
TURNED OVER TO COMMISSION
The Cordova Chamber of Commerce
which has been active in protesting
against the abandonment of the Rich
ardson highway telegraph line, receiv
ed a message from Dwight F. Davis,
assistant secretary of war, stating that
the War department is investigating
the advisability of turning over the
; telegraph line to the Alaska Road com
j mission for operation as a telephone
line. This matter is now held up
pending a decision on a proposition
to consolidate all government electri
cal communications in Alaska under
one executive department.
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