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G THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING.N DECEMBER 3L 1322. Additional Help ' . - To Protect Wild -Fowl State Need TTntH ths warden service In tuh tat can be adequately supplied with enough men violations of the law pro 'testing wild fowl win continue to In crease. In the opinion of the offla&li of the bio logical survey, which baa Jut turned lr its annwal report .- to the office of federal Kama warden Bay C Steele. Records abow that the Tore- tectlon now given migratory birds lii resulting In a material Increase in their numbers.. With the- abolition of sprinaT shooting, water fowl are extending their breeding- range, - The problem of feeding and caring for these birds in Oregon has been so great that It waa discovered last year that large numbers of wild ducks died of starvation and ' others were In an , emaciated condition after having eaten all the vegetation - from the ponds In ' the locality in which they were found. This emphasizes the necessity of prompt action in setting aside and per petuating as homes for these birds and other wild life, marsh and water areas unsuitable for agricultural purposes. . More than 4.000,000 state hunting 11- - censes were issued during the last year to the United States, but this does not represent the total number of hunters because In some 'sections ' farmers and ' others are exempt from .-the hunting license law. During the last year the! number of United States game wardens ' varied from 25 Ho 2ft and were aided ' by 48 United States deputy game war dens who were employed on salary dur ing short Intervals. A corps of 250 fed eral deputy game wardens stationed - at suitable points throughout the eoun ' try receiving a nominal salary of SI ' per annum cooperated by reporting vio lations of the law. But the number Is ; still Inadequate for the vast territory to be patrolled, Famojis Health Eesort Closed ' Medf 3d. Dee. JO. Shovel Creek Hot Springs! a famous health and. fishing , resort on the Klamath river at Bes wlck. near the Oregon line, in Siakl- you county, has been permanently ' dosed, 'jjt is reported that the property . Tnaa been taken over by the California Oregon Power company, whose Copco dam lies a tw miles below Beswlck. Uany peopje . from Oregon . formerly took the baths at Shovel Creek. XUSO IICE58ZS Kelso. Wash.", Dec 10. Marriage licenses have been Issued here to C VI. Prench and Ruth D. Welch. Pbrt ' land : Perry Hobson and Florence Ed monds,' Castle Rock ; Isaac Hoff er and Eunice M. Taylor, Hoqulam ; O. H. Zeljer, Salem, Or., and Marie Proud fit, Portland ; Albert Hedrick and Rena Peterson, Vancouver, Wash. BAD CHECKS PASSED Kelso, Wash., Dec JO. A man pur porting to be George Jackson passed bad checks on several Kelso business houses recently. He used Wenatchee National bank checks, changing them to read "First National bank of Kelso," where he had no account. Bird of Paradise :Peather Cheap in ; . N. T.? Wait, Bead 4 ;." -. (By TTnHvnal Set-rice) ' New York. Dec SO. Hunting birds of paradise is a tough 'Job, one of the hardest' in the world, because these are rare birds. It is no wonder, then, that a professional hunter of these' rarities should have a bad case of pop eyes when, he sonp hundreds of para dise Tllrds bh Broadway after search ing for years In the native haunt of the bird and' seeing only a few dozen or so.. , i ; The answer, discovered accidentally today, is that. the habitat of the bird of paradise- has 'been changed 'from the Sooth Sea Islands to feather fac tories on. the east side of New York. Now, - ladies, get f out your beautiful hat and put It under the glare ef piti less publicity. ".-. " '-'-":.: K. W. Barber, United States customs. Inspector, was : accosted by a sailor who offered to sell him a $100 bird of -paradise for $20. He arrested the man, who said he had smuggled it teu But when he showed the evidence In asking a warrant for the sailor, a bird "expert gave him the scornful snort, "This, he said, picking a piece from the object, "is a vulture feather.' This a pigeon head, and this an ordinary barnyard rooster feather. - The whole Job was beautifully . colored np in an east side factory and worth 12.60 wholesale with a handsome profit. The feather smuggler was kicked out, for ; there : was no - government charge to hold against him. Honor to Wilson Is Paid in Walla Walla Walla Walla, Wash., Dec Demo crats of Walla Walla Thursday nigh,t at a banquet observed the' 66th birth day anniversary of former President Woodrow Wilson. ; Brofessors W. H Bleakney and W. A, Bratton of Whit man college eulogized the work of the World War president for progressive legislation . in this country and the service he rendered the world at the peace conference. . T. P. Gose and C. M. .. McKinney, prominent local at torneys ; W. A- White,' chairman of the Walla Walla county Democratic central committee and Rev. A B Liverett spoke. WAS HE BO IS BURIED Hoqulam, Wash., Dec SO. A Cull military funeral .was held here yester day for Lee D. Cutler, war veteran, who died two weeks ago In Arizona, where he had been living in an effort to cure tuberculosis. Cutler was gassed in France, He was decorated for brav ery on the battlefield. FRA3TK JTCB.MU " Kelso, Wash.. Dec. 30. Frank Jurmu. resident of the Mount Solo district for many years, died at As toria, where he moved recently, fol lowing sale of his farm to the ixmg Bell Lumber company.. HUSBATTD ASKS DITOBCB Chehalis, Wash.. Dec. SO. A tivorce suit waa filed here yesterday by Mor ton O. Barger against Opal E. Barger, married In Chehalis In 191T. R.KOHARA&CO ' 411 Washington and 283 Alder S'freets WISH to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the public for the generous patronage extended during the past year. Rrt 5 s n n FT i k njuin n n n n e a ss 8 'ODAY the personnel of SKAGGS STOKES acknowledge with grate ful thanks a very large patronage from the people of Oregon in 1922. Our merchandising area Jhas grown very large this year; Every land, of income and in dustry represented in the great northwest Was served by our stores, v The farming, the railroading, stock raising, mining, fruit growing, .lumbering, fishing, and even the commerce of the seas, have all played their part in helping: SKAGGS STORES give to each community uni form low prices, based on a. general low ' overhead cost. We enter the New Year with the deter mination that our stores will be stores of continued community service and to merit in every way the patronage we "'hope to receive.- Wishing a Happy and Prosperous New . lear to all. LV ' "' "W M-T ' 1 W Collection of Bare Plants Presented - 0. A. 0. Herbarium A valuable collection of rare and ful plant specimens have been given to the Oregon Agricultural college herba rium by D. C Ingram, grazing exam iner for the United States forest service. During the last 12 years Ingram has assembled 1900 different kinds o Ore gon plants collected In connection with a study of grazing possibilities in -na tional forests of the state. Several specimens of each plant have been pre served, the original set being sent to Washington. D. CX. a second set to the local forest service offices and the third going to the collector who In this case has decided to - give " the s college the benefit of its use as study material. One of the feature of Oregon flora is that It merges several distinct ancient flora In one as is the case with that found in the. redwood district cf the Siskyoa mountains where a number of the rarest plants have. been picked up. One of these is the cypress vegitus which n found only' in the Siakyous and which according to Ingram is an Immigrant plant . from Southern Eu rope. The plant la a freak enecimen and Its presence In Oregon is a curious fact in that the only other known plants of Its kind are found abroad. notably in Egypt. i The Amorpha, a plant native to the Siskiyou region, in a new discovery in the flora of the West. Other rare spe cimens have been found in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon where Henderson's orysopsis was discovered. The original specimen waa found: In Washington by Henderson, a botanist, some years ago and the Oregon plant is the second one known to be in exist ence. The -collection of specimens which will soon be installed In the botany de partment of the O. A. C. contains prao ically aU the native 'forage plants which are of use as grazing material for livestock,, others are ef little eco nomic value except in research work. MBS. CTHABXOTTE HOLM Walla Walla, Wash., Dec. $0. Mrs. Charlotte Holm, 71, a resident of the Walla Walla valley for Sb years, died at her home In College Place, two miles west of here, Thursday. She was born in Ziuxenberg, Sweden, : and came ' to this country in 1868. She was married shortly afterward and came West with her husband. Alex Holm, to Salem. Or. ; later moving to the Walla Walla val ley. She is survived "by seven children : Miss Annie Holm, College Place ; Oscar Holm, Seattle ; Edgar Holm, Long Beach, . Cal. ; Kdgar Hblm, Umapine, Or. ; Mrs. W. M. Davis and Roy Holm, College Place, and Maurice Holm, Haverhill, Mass. HEHBT FROST Bidgefleld, Wash., Dec 30. Henry Frost, 87, ' died December 23 at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles Frost, in the Etna district, northeast of Kidgefield. Men's Dress SHOES ALL STYLES-ALL SIZES Agency for "Bergmann's High Tops, Loggers' and Sporting Pack Boots. Royal Shoe Co. Washington St. Cor. Fourth Slew V ear Say, It With Floors! Oak Flooring: Maple Flooring: ' Every home can and should have hardwood floors 'The ealy safe floor for a baby to play a. - LOOK AT THIS SURPRISE! Eaoaga Good Thin Oak Flooring to Cover. a ltalS Room........S9.00 This will make a good -floor over a fir floor. 40 OTHEB SIZES AITD GBADKS The Home of "DIXIE BttASB OAK FLOORS ROWELL, BROWN & CO. Eat First and East Sfadlsoa East 63 Mgr. Res. Garfield Ml A sad, sad pUght, No coal in sight; . ' Windows leaking each freezing night Happy t thought brings great delight Seal thm tight with WINDUSTITE WINDUSTITE Installed i NOW i': - , - ' ' Decreases' ' Useless expenditars .' Solves-? The coal qoestion ' Instantly, and . " The gnaraatee of Efficiency, makes yon say to the AMERICA.1! METAL WEATHER -STRIP CO.: - I THANK YOU! . Represented By J. R. McGAUiAKD 181 Chester St. . POKTLAND, OREGON : . Atwater 2711 U. P. Lines Lead in -j. Safety: Competition Tba Union Padflo railway system ranked first among the XT largest railways of the nation in safety dar ing the first three months of 1422. ac cording to an accident bulletin issued by the Interstate Commerce oomtnls sion. Of the four lines under the sys tem the O-W. H. e N. ranked aeoond. Tte Interstate Commerce commission figures the number of accidents per million ms n hours of work and tha O. W. showed killed per million man hours and 10.lt injured. . : , t - T PROFOSEl USX BACKED Froeaer, Wash, .Deo, A Priest Bapida Progressive league, comprising Priest Rapids, Hanford, White Bluffs, AUard, Yemlta and Wahluke. has been organised seeking completion of the White Bluffs-Hanford soldiers' settle-, ment, presentation of a constructive land settlement - policy: to the legis lature and obtaining of a certificate of necessity for tha Wenatchee 'South era railway. HOTEL EQUIF3IE5T, BECEITED Bandon, Dec SO. A portion of the furniture for tha new Hotel WesUand was received In the steamer Elizabeth and the -balance of the equipment of the hotel will come in a few days from Portland. The new hoatlery will be opened January 15. It Is especially designed to - take car of tourist pat ronage, which is Increasing every year. Two other large hotels have been filled to capacity and unable to meet the de mands of the tourists. . v Radio Egg:Frying Demonstration to ' ; Be Staged at 'Y1 ' demonstration of frying eggs by wireless will be given tomorrow by the Portland T. M. C A, as a feature of Its annual Kew ' Tear's day open boose and reception. - Several thou sand persons are expected to attend, Alt departments educational, physical, boys , and 9 young men's dlviaona will be In continuous operaton from the opening - at 2 :30 until - 2 :S0. A eon cert by the orchestra will open the reception. Vaudeville stunts will follow. Portland citizens will see volleyball and - basketball ' games. . gymnasium class - exhibitions, fancy diving, life saving, competitive swimming, strength testing. X-rays and insulator testing. The T. M. C A. school wttl show chemical, physical and biological phe nomena, The entertainment will be re peated In tha evening : beginning at T;S0. TACATIOX KEABS regon Agricultural College. Cor. vallis. Deo. 30. Vacation wll) end Tuesday and tha regular winter term win open with two days for registra tion. Class work will begin Thursday morning. j- PORTXAiyj ATJTO FOTJ3TI . Kelso, Wash., Deo, 30. Antomoblles owned by A. Turtledove of Vancou ver, Wash., and . Dr. Vernon J. Brown of Portland were recovered by Kelso authorities. reet l cn W wis all our patroas a bappv an6 prosperous 5lew ear 1 THE CALORIC FURNACE tO. 314 Stark St., Near Sixth St. must vacate its present salesroom by February 1st, for the Security Savings & Trust Co. will erect a large bank building on this corner. From Jan. 2d to 20th we will dispose of a number of Caloric Furnaces at Greatly Reduced Prices; , v .Sale Prices Range From $180 and Up 1 Fox Sunbeam Furnaces, Sale Price $155.00 and Up :. PIPELESS, SEM1-P1PELESS AND r PIPE FURNACES We can install a pipeless furnace and give you ' individual heat to any room desired. Also Sanico Porcelain Ranges, that sold for $265.00, for $145.00 Guaranteed for 25 Years " Nearly 900 Calorics in Use in the City Your Neighbor Has (hie PHONE BDWY. 7654 College Needs Put :At $50,0001923 Walla Walla, WasiL. Dec SOr-Ao-oordlng to estimates of tha bo4rd of managers of" WaUa WsHa eoUega, lo cated at Coll eg Plaoa. two wines wast of . bare, 150,000 will be needed to run that Institution for the coming year. 8. J. Ls inter of Collece Plaoa. secra- tary of the Korth Paafle Adventist conference, preeldod In tha absenoa of H. W. 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