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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1(Hl
TILLAMOOK
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GAME LAWS MIXED
BY LATE DECISION
provided, that not more than two fe­ pelled to print their editorials in
male Chinese Pheasants may be kill­ English as well as in their own lang­
ed in any seven consecutive days; uage. Many members of the post,
provided, further that in Hood River of about 350 members are Italian by
A recent ruling by the Attorney and Wasco counties the open season birth or ancestry. The Post wants
General in a case fought in Salem shall be from November 1 to Novem­ an investigation of all foreign lang­
makes all the changes in the hunting ber 10, both dates inclusive. Bag i uage newspapers and periodicals pub­
limit, in Hood River and Wasco coun­ lished in the United States with a
seasons made by the state game com­ ties, same as for other counties in
view of suppressing such publications
mission void. This throws the hunt­ Game District No. 2 where there is as are determined to be detrimental
ing seasons back to the old status as an open season.
and prejudical to the best interests
fixed by law. As this will naturally
Sage Hens—O pen season from of the country.
cause considerable confusion among ¡August 1 to August 31, both dates in-
the hunters, the following official elusive. Bag limit, five of such birds
A PROBLEM FOR THE RURAL
synopsis of Oregon hunting laws is in any one day, or ten during any
COMMUNITY
given:
seven consecutive days.
GAME DISTRICT NO. 1
Prairie Chickens—Open season, in
School has begun. Approximately
Comprising all Counties West of Wasco, Union and Sherman counties
Summit of Cascade Mountains
only, from October 1 to October 15, two-thirds of the young people be­
George W. Russel, deputy game both dates inclusive. Bag limit, five tween the ages of 5 and 20 who live
warden
such birds in any one day, or ten dur­ in the open country or the small
towns and villages have enrolled in
Game Animals:
ing seven consecutive days.
Male Deer with horns—open season
Blue or Sooty Grouse, Ruffed school. Of this host of over 11,000,-
from August 20 to October 20, both Grouse or Native Pheasants—Open 000 boys and girls, over 3,000,000 are
dates inclusive. Bag limit, two such season from September 1 to October in one-teacher schools.
McMahon & Wheeler Free Attractions Will Give Free Preformance eve y
The teachers of these 175,000
Day
_____
deer during any open season.
81, both dates inclusive. Bag limit,
Silver Gray Squirrels—Open Bea- five of any or all of such birds in any one-teacher rural schools have receiv­
son from September 15 to October 15, one day, or ten during any seven con­ ed the fewest number of weeks of as school boards and superintendents, and equipment are provided as needed
both dates inclusive. Bag limit, five secutive days; provided, however, that professional training of any group of should help the teacher by seeing by the children. The
-— teacher
--------- ’s full
of such squirrels in any seven con­ in Union and Wallowa counties the teachers. Nearly half of them, no that the necessary books, supplies time should be devoted to the import -
secutive days.
open season shall be from September doubt, are teaching with the smallest
Game Birds:
1 to November 10, both dates inclus- amount of preparation permitted by
Chinese Pheasants, Sooty or Blue iva. Bag limit, five of any or all of the law. Over one-fourth of them are
Grouse, Ruffed Grouse or Native such birds in any one day, or ten teaching their first term of school.
The majority of them are young:
Pheasants, and Bob White Quail— during any seven consecutive days.
Open season from October 15 to Oct-
Mountain or Plumed and California three or four years younger than
Most of the best hunting country
aber 31, both dates inclusive; pro­ Valley Quail—Open season in Klam­ town and village teachers. More­
is posted. What’s the answer?
over,
their
school
terms
are
one
or
vided, however, that in Jackson, Jose­ ath county only, from October 1 to
Send
for this free book, “Hunt­
two
months
shorter
than
those
of
the
phine and Douglas counties the open October 10, both dates inclusive. Bag
ing Posted Property.” It will help
latter
group.
season on Sooty or Blue Grouse shall limit, ten of such birds in any seven
you find more and better shoot­
In view of these facts has the state
ing. It tells you how farmer and
be from September 1 to September consecutive days.
sportsman can get together.
30, both dates inclusive. Bag limit,
Ducks, Geese, Rails, Coots, Wilson complied with its obligation In pub­
What’s the future of shooting?
five of such birds in any one day, or snipe or Jacksnipe, and Greater or lic education? Have the rural boys
The book tells—sent free.
ten during any seven consecutive Lesser Yellowlegs—Open season from and girls an equality of opportunity
t. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS 4 CO., Ine.
days; provided, that not more than September 16 to December 31, both in education? Are they provided fa-
Sporting t’owder Division
tree female Chinese Pheasants may dates inclusive. Bag limit, twenty- cilites for obtaining an education
Wilmington, Del.
which
are
in
any
respect
equal
to
be killed in any seven consecutive five of such birds in any one day, or
those
generally
provided
in
larger
days provided, further, that there thirty birds in any seven consecutive
shall be no open season on Chinese days, except that bag limit on geese centers of population?
The above inadequate conditions
Pheasants in Josephine, Coos and shall be eight in any one day and not
make
imperative the attention and as­
Curry counties.
to exceed thirty in any seven consecu­
sistance of every local community to
Mountain or Plumed and California tive days.
SERVICE
its rural school. Parents, as well
or Valley Quail—There shall be no
Where will you shoot this Fall ?
open season except in Jackson, Jose­
phine, Coos and Curry counties,
where the open season shall be from
October 1 to October 31, both dates
inclusive. Bag limit, ten of such birds
in any seven consecutive days.
Ducks, Geese, Rails, Coots, Wilson
or JackBnipe, and Greater or Lesser
Yellowlegs—Open season from Octob­
er 1 to January 15 of following year,
both datea inclusive.
Bag limit,
twenty-five of such birds in any one
day and not to exceed thirty in any
seven consecutive days, except that
bag limit on geese shall be eight in
any one day and not to exceed thirty
in any seven consecutive days.
GAME DISTRICT NO. 2
Comprising all Counties East of
Summit of Cascade Mountains
Game Animals:
Male Deer with Horns—Open Rea­
son from September 1 to October 31,
both dates inclusive, except that in
Wallowa and Union counties the open
Beason shall be from September to
November 10, both dates inclusive.
Bag limit, two of such deer during
any open season.
Game Birds:
There shall be no open season on
Chinese Pheasants in Game District
No. 2, except in Union, Umatilla,
Baker, Grant, Malheur and Wallowa
counties, where the open season shall
be from the first Sunday in October
to the second Sunday in October, both
dates inclusive. Bag limit, five of
such birds in any othar day, or ten
during any seven consecutive dari;
COMMUNITY DAY IN
COUNTRY
THE
Saturday, November 22, has been
designated as Community Day in the
American Education Week program
for 1924. It is hoped that there will
be a community meeting that day or
evening in every schoolhouse in
America. The subjects suggested for
discussion are of particular value to
rural communities, the central idea
being “Service to Community, State,
and Nation is the duty of every citi­
zen.” Here is a suggested program:
1. Equality of opportunity in edu­
cation for every American boy and
girl.
2. Better rural schools.
3. Adequate public library service
for every community.
4. A community's concern for edu­
cation measures its interest in its
own future.
5. Good roads build a community.
Slogans—Get acquainted with your
neighbor.
A square deal for the
country boy or girl. Children today,
citizens tomorrow.
Teachers and community leaders
will add to or subtract from the
above program or modify in such a
way as to meet local conditions.
Rochester, N. Y., August— The
Flower City Post of the American
legion here recently passed a resolu­
tion to the effect that all newspapers
printed in a foreign language be com-
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Slogans
and experiment were
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ston workers. The number
ers adopting improved of
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ing to reports to the Uni?L‘Wo"1'
of Agriculture
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More farmers adopted improved Department
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phase of farm activity in which better fire equipment.
Good gasalways num
tht
RED. WHITE &BLUEIW
These deafer« with the red, white «nd blue
pump and the Red Crown sign, have confidtnct
in the gasoline they serve. It’« a confidence
based on the preference shown ’’Red Grown”
by the motoring public—and by hs power
and mOeege performances.
For example, hi the last Los Angehi-
Yosemfee Economy Rhn, ordinary stock can
mads fiatn 18 miles to 29 miles per gslloa of
’’Red Crown*’ over a strenuous 414 mile
co ul e e. Fferfermancel Boonomyt You*fl ahmji
be glad if yew use ’*Red Crown**.
IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY
these dealers will serve you Red Crown
Gasoline
ARROW GARAGE, Hebo
BAY CITY GARAGE, Bay City
SERVICE STATION
Tillamook
F. E. CLARK, Cloverdale
BROWN’S
W. A. DAVIS, Salt Air
DIAMOND
SERVICE
Tillamook
STATION
GARIBALDI GARAGE, Garibaldi
Oor your own
Protection
The brand name “Frye’» Debriout’’ h
burnt right into the rind of Frye’» Daft*
CKXts Ham» and Bacon.
It means that every ham and
of bacon bearing th« name or
to the exacting standards of the
Frye organisation.
None but the choicest
used for “Frye’s Delirious
of the meats are prepared
GILBERT & CO., Beaver
GRAVELL’S GARAGE, Garibaldi
JACOBY'S
SERVICE
Bay City
STATION
LOOP BROS, Garibaldi
EMIL G. KARDELL, Manzanita
MARTINY-CROTZER MOTOR CO
Tillamook
NIELSON & McCORMICK, Hemlock
MORSE & ELLIS, Pleasant Valley
ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY GARAGE
Cloverdale
SHAGG’S GARAGE, Wheeler
STAGE DEPOT, Tillamook
SUNSET GARAGE, Tillamook
TILLAMOOK GARAGE, Tillamook
TILLAMOOK TIRE CO, Tillamook
U. 3.
Government inspection, and the special
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