10 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, January 26, 1950
Wenatchee Fruit Growers Get
Right to All-Year Deer Season
Wenatchee, Wash., Jan. 26 (U.fi) A justice court jury gave fruit
growers virtually an all-year open season on deer in a dramatic
decision witnessed by more than 1,500 growers and sportsmen
here late Tuesday.
The trial of farmer Warren Griffith, acquitted on charges of
killing 25 deer out of season
drew such crowds that It was
moved to the city's largest thea
ter. Spectators filled the theater's
1,070 seats and jammed the
aisles. Proceedings were broad
cast to hundreds more who
were turned away at the door.
The six-man Jury acquitted
Griffith on the charge of ille
gally (hooting 23 deer in his
orchard between September
nd January. It found him guil
ty on a lesser charge of failing
to report the killings to the
tate game department. He was
fined $10, suspended, for "lack
of cooperation" with the de
partment. The Entiat valley grower test
ified that deer caused hundreds
of dollars worth of damage to
his 30-acre orchard last winter
and that he decided the only
way to keep the same thing
from happening again was to
"take care of the animals my
self." He declared that he had re
ceived no cooperation from the
game department.
"As a farmer," he testified,
"I have as much right to pro
tect my property from costly
deer damage as the city dweller
has."
Most of the spectators were
fellow fruit growers, many of
whom said after the verdict that
they would follow Griffith's ex-
ample to protect their trees
from deer damage.
Central Washington Is a pop
ular hunting area for thous
ands of sportsmen In the Pacific
northwest. Hunting organiza
tions have opposed the shooting
of deer out of season on the con
tention that the deer popula
tion should be maintained
high as possible.
Yesterday's trial opened
in
Over $200,000 Liquor
Money Given Counties
The state department, distri
buted more than $200,000 in liq
uor receipts to counties and
cities today.
Of the total, $61,711 came
the Chelan county courthouse,
but it was moved to the Liberty
theater when crowds overflow
ed the two small courtrooms
and milled around outside the
building.
from privilege taxes on alco
holic beverages for the last three
months of 1949.
Other liquor tax money dis
tributed today Included $210,
000. Of this amount, $52,500
went into the state general fund,
and the rest to counties and
cities.
Local, state and federal gov
ernments pay more than 90 per
cent of the costs of elementary
and secondary schools in the
United States and more than
two thirds of the costs of higher
education.
Pan-Am Clipper Loses
Engine Over Ocean
San Francisco, Jan. 26 flJ.R)
A Pan American clipper lost an
engine over the Pacific ocean
Wednesday but landed safely at
Tokyo airport, the airline reported.
The plane carried 10 civilian
passengers and was piloted by
Capt. Murray H. Stewart of
Menlo Park, Calif.
Pan Anrlran .aid 11 under-lalrliner about 80 miles from itsl The -airline Identified the
trt thP online fell out of the destination. plane as a Boeing stratocruiser.
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