The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1928, Page 8

JACK M'CORD IS ATTENDING GAME HEARING Comes from Westward to Present Petition to Commission W. McCord busines raising on the k Island g actively enga of livestock ward for thriving r: the entire herd of beef and the past ties of beef w ous westward tov the value of Unimak Island r to the outside exceptional from dirt The past summer } completion of mode varehouse facilities ¢ Island The bay e been charted, with marker trance to the water vessels Mr. McCord every reason to be present ranch is the nu very prosperous indus Brown Bear War As President of the Kodiak Live- stock Association Mr. McCor present to the Alaska Gam mission a petition for tk of certain restrictic the killing of brow hea he nake ain that neither h nor the tion is waging on the brown bear as an anima),| he insists that’the bear is a ace to future development Kodiak-Afognak country, Iy to the livestock these islands, accusations the cha om. | removal elative to | Whil war men- of th Bearing against the brown bear, Mr. MoCord has a letter fro W. A .White, Animal Husbandry- man of the Department of Ag il ture that in part cites instance of havoc wrought by these mals, and in eral ¢ tions an entire herd of cat Ing been destroyed in two yc Numerous small growers on the islands have given up as useles the attempt to e livestock a the matter now stands, according | to Mr. McCord. As a result of the Alaska Graz ing bill, passed by Co it i possiLle for settlers to I larg or small tracts of land. This will | undoubtedly cry a condition | that will draw settlers to the coun- try.” Already 1epresentatives of the Mennonite Church have - wlied for land under the new 1 ing regulations, and it is fully ex- pected that in a few years there will be several settlements of these hardy lonists throughou the various islands to the west- ward, Mr. McCord says. Protective Laws “Owing to the ploneer condi tions that the settlers have to cope with when establishing them. s on the islands that com. the Kodiak, Afognak and Aleutian groups, only sane, reason able and protective laws will cr ate a residential condition that men “Gibby” Welch, Boots, of Broac Iw ay musical show, are shown on gridiron, where their mutual interest in each other prompted an engagement especial. |, industry on| up his|® will draw settiers to this region Mr. McCord said. o Grazing law will greatly the conditions that existe ago. Settlers under it for a long period of years & tract of land for sum.” One Obstacle “Mr. McCord declared that one of th st obstac that sta in the way of the westward hecoming a rich country in agri- culture and liv ck wealth, is the present law wlich protects the browu bear. Livestock is not the anly thing that pays toll to the a very nominal | browns. It is safe to say} de clared Mr. McCord, that no le: than one pergon has been killed and at least one injured each year for the the past twenty thess animals, in variou Alaska, accordinz to Mr. We Have Them CHRISTMAS CARDS of the very latest design and print. want, and the price is reasonable. HELLAN'S PHARMACY Next_to Valentine’s one 33 Free Delivery Just what yout| They Star in Gridiron Romance { Vincent all-American football star, announcement, (Interaational Illustrated Newr that ountry will draw tler numbers Laws ng of the Kodial vn b t Al au Hotel - 't be beat anyw , to please the most Samples at Empire office Here It (}:ws o All of ()ur Chicken Hearted Friends in Both Retail and Wholesale Business Of course we may find it very strenuous, but with the support of our BUSINESS AND PERSONAL FRIENDS we believe that we can easily do it, and that is, to discontinue handling merchandise sold by any WHOLE- SALER that is trying to gauge us in pricing our gl)()(lfl to our customers, WE FEEL LIKE THIS When our customer comes in to our store to spend the HARD EARNED MONEY or the SLOW COMING INCOME our CUSTOMER is THE BOSS. AND WHEN WE Purchase merchandise from some one and pay for it, we believe that we have the right to be the BOSS and sell the merchandise to suit the customers and not the fellow we bought the merchandise from. TWO JUMPS AHEAD Just because we are two jumps ahead of some of our competitors they should not CRY— they should try and develop enough ability in selling methods and that is to use THE HAPPY HOME PENCIL that puts the LIVE and LET LIiVE prices on “BANANAS D EVERYTHING,” SUCH AS WE ARE DO- ING, instead of trying to refuse the lines we handle! More Fig Bars at 3 pounds for 50¢ CUSTOMERS PLEASE REMEMBER: We ask you for your support in the right way—it is for OUR MUTUAL GOOD. Gastineau Grocery PHONE 37 So whenever you come to our siore to ~p(‘l|(] money “YOU ARE THE BOSS!” The American Legion Dance is on tomorrow night THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1928. fMISSING MAN f' Reunited in Immigration Tangle IS FOUND AND M'Michael, Lost on Hunting Trip, Brought to Cit_‘,’ 1, who. Jun has hu since it on a sht into noon by cabin in his s ex 1id that he Juneau in a smal lanning to hunt on the nd of Douglas Island. T} first night he camped on th outh side of the island and the next morning started to along the island shore. A strong wind arose and the small boat started to d toward Admiralty Island He was caught out in lthe channel bef he realized it | wa to h-\rk vh( wine le and at day and al |the following night, finally land-| {ing on t1 wch of Admiralty Island hael lower ¢ row ys later whe |the storm went McMichae rowed over to ind. 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