Concern is felt for the safety
of Ben French, pioneer trapper of
the Maclaren river district, who
has been missing from his camp
since last December.
f William H. McCullough, who is
! associated with the operations of
| the Pacific Coast Cement Compa
ny at Dali Island, was an arrival
I'in Juneau last week, reports the
ji Empire. Approximately 30 men are
j being employed in the limestone
’operations there and 35 more will
| be added in the near future. The
! settlement at the mine is now
, Ipped with a radio station.
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FORBIDDEN TO I OAN
HARBIN, May 2. (/P)—The pro
vincial government of Heilungkiang
has forbidden Chinese merchants
to contract loans at foreign banks.
The order was issued to conform
to a Nanking decree of last fall de
claring that no foreigner shall own
property in China.
I San Godfrey, manager of the
Nome Creek Dredging company,
1 announces that operations this
; year will be on a larger scale than
1 previously.
MOW..
For the comfort and convenience of the people
of Alaska a transcontinental brain from
Seattle to Chicago
With typical Northern Pacific service,
"ramously good” meals—standard and
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The ALASKAN
KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative
200 Smith Tower, Seattle
MISCONCEPTION AS TO OPEN
| SEASONS AND RESTRICTIONS
CORRECTED BY SURVEY
I -
Erroneous statements regarding
the open seasons on large brown
and grizzly bears in Alaska have
appeared in two recent articles
in the press of the country, ac
cording to the Biological Survey
of the United States Department
of Agriculture, and the bureau
has made the following announce
ment to correct otherwise mis
leading impressions:
A recent review of the new
amendments to the regulations
under the Alaska game law, which
become effect on July 1, included
a statement from which it may be
inferred that non-residents of Al
aska may hunt large brown and
grizzly bears at any season of the
year except in restricted areas.
This may be misleading to those
who are contemplating going to
the Territory to hunt after July
1. The open season for non-res
idents for hunting these big game
animals throughout Alaska is from
September 1 to June 20. In cer
tain areas along the Gulf of Al
aska and on the Alaska Penin
sula residents of Alaska are re
stricted to the season September
1 to June 20, but elsewhere in the
Territory after JJuly 1 they will
be permitted to hunt these bears
at any time of the year.
The other misleading statement
appeared in an article by a well
known writer in the April 12 issue
of a popular weekly magazine of
nation-wide circulation. In this
it was alleged that all restrictions
on the killing of big brown bears
at any season have been removed.
For the information of the pub- i
lie, the Biological Survey furnish
es the following text of the new
regulations on the open season
(Continued on Pa :e Six)
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