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10th, 20th and 30th.
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Phone Adams 60
P. O. Box 1423
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FIGHTS WITH TWENTV
LARGE WOLVES: DOCS
TIN TAIL MID SCOOT
DEAFY DAYTON. TRAPPING ON
McGREGOR RIVER. ENCOUN
TERS ROVING BAND
PRINCE GEORGE.—The increased
number of wolves met with by trap
pers last winter caused considerable
excitement. The timber wolves are
so numerous as to become a serious
menace to the moose and other big
game.
There is a great deal of truth in
this statement. Coming back recent
ly from his trip to the Herrick river,
where he investigated the circum
stances of the killing of Thomas A.
Meanv by a huge silver-tip, Provincial
Constable Muiirhead brought back hte
biggest timber wolf story of the sea
son. It was a story of twenty timbei
wolves in one pack, with Martin Day
ton, who is trapping on the McGregor
river, waiting for them to come on—
without a shell in his rifle. Dayton
gave the details of the encounter, but
the constable went over the ground
and had little difficulty in verifying
Dayton’s story.
Dayton cleaned his rifle on the firs
of the month preparatory ot makting a
trip up Jarvis creek. On his way ui
1 the creek he came upon two largt
muskegs, which were separated by a
small bunch of timber. In going
through the timber, Dayton says, h(
noticed the three dogs which accom
panied him getting very excitet
Shortly after this he and the dog:
noticed the band of timber wolves
about a quarter of a mile distant. Th<
dogs at once took after the wolves
and Dayton watched the proceeding:
with interest. On getting close <
thedr quarry Dayton noticed that th<
dogs lost interest in the chase, and it
a few seconds the twenty wolves wer<
chasing the three dogs.
Dayton picked out a point of vantag
j and waited for the pack to come up t
| him. First came the three dogs
! which were legging it as fast as the;
S could to get back. Each dog was fo'
I lowed by one of the fleeter wolves o
i the pack, and behind the leaders cam
i
» th erest of the yelping band. Whe:
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| the leaders came dose enough for
reasonable execution Day to® sight**.
on one of them and pulled. The only
1 result was a snap. He pulled again
with the same result. It then dawned
upon him that following the cleaning
i
of has rifle he had forgotten to tin the
magazine. He gat a cartridge out of
his pocket and fired, bringing down a *
large female. The entire band were
|
close upon him by this time but the
firing of the rifle caused them to
swerve off thru the timber.
ANTONIO MORENO IN
TALWADGE PICTtHfE
—
After ten years Anionic Moreno
comes back to the Talma age fold.
Moreno is Constance Talmadge’s
leading man in her new First Nation
al comedy. “Learning to Lowe '
When Norma Talmadge was fifteen
years old. Moreno, then a lad of sev
enteen, was picked for her leading
man in a Vitagraph photoplay. Bn
since that time Moreno never has
played with the Talmadgt sisters. He
has been leading mar. to Pol a Nerr.
Gloria Swanson and other fen. nine
stars.
Bom in Madrid. Moreno cam*- to
America when a boy. Hi? first stage
engagement was will: Maude Adams
in “The Little Minister.” Later he
played with her in “Peter Pan” and
followed this with tours with Sotb^m
ana Marlowe in Shakespearean reper
toire.
In “Learning to Lore.” Constance
shows modem girls the various ways
to capture a husband. The new com
edy was written by John Emerson and
Anita Loos for Joseph M Scbenck
Productions. It will be presentee at
the Liberty theater tonight.
• DELEGATION FROM N4JK* BAY
5 There will be at leas: 11 or II pee
’ pie from the Xuta Bay district come
5 in to Seward on July I. and remain
) over for the three-day Fourth of J«l~
; celebration, according to Captain Ber
1 ger, of the gasboat Hazel X.. who re
? turned to port last evening from a
fast rounc trip to the thriving new
- quartz camp. Captain Berger, while
> on the trip just completed took a run
t about to the various mining camps and
r booked reservations
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