Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1930, Page 26

B-—10 PR s S WILD LIFE FRIEND SEES GAME FAMINE { Waterfow! Rapidly Are Near- ing Extermination Before Vast Army, He Says. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. STAMFORD, Conn., September 19.— As the duck season opens, Dr. William . Hornaday, veteran champion of wild }ife and authority on game conserva- tlon, sees little hope for American waterfowl, An army of 6414454 Mcensed hunters, unlimbering pump guns which shoot six shots in five sec- onds, moves against the shattered bird legions. Automobiles, widening the killing range, and these murderous pump guns, | with inadequate legislation, have made this a dark and bloody era for the crea- tures of the woods, according to Dr. ‘Hornaday. The heath hen, the California grizely bear, the passenger pigeon, the buffalo, the prong-horned antelope are extinct; the moose is almost gone and the big- horn is killed as game in only one State. Waterfowl cannot much longer resist the annual slaughter. Twenty-nine States have found ducks and geese diminishing so rapidly that they have Jowered the game limits below the Fed- eral maximum. Thus Dr. Hornaday, holding medals and decorations from many govern- ments for his work in behalf of wild life, admits that, so far as the United tates is concerned, he has been waging losing fight, and that Congress holds the only hope of saving game. Asked about the Norbeck-Andresen bill, creating 150 Federal bird sanc- tuaries, and signed by President Cool- idge on February 19, 1929, Dr. Horna- day said a petiod of years would be re- | »quired to determine its effectiveness. ‘The bill provides for a total appropria- tlon of $7.875.000 to be expended for game protection over a period of 10| years. Expenditures to date have been $75.000. “Our open seasons on waterfowl are | murderous and disgraceful,” Dr. Horna- | day says. “They vary from 12 to 14 weeks, and they must and shall be re- duced by Congress to eight weeks onl! (Copyright, 1930.) | | \ | MARION TALLEY QUITS FARM TO SING AGAIN Tormer Opera Star Admits She Will Make Records, but Will Not Say She Will Go Back to Opera. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 19.—Marion Talley, 23-year-old prima donna who abandoned grand opera for a Kansas wheat farm in 1928, has turned her back on farming and is studying sing- | ing in New York again, under Frank La Forge. | Miss Talley, who came to New York from her farm last August, said her wheat crop was good and her corn crop a failure, and averred she had come East to make some records. She re-! fused fo admit she was headed back to | the operatic stage and was evasive when | asked if her decision to abandon opera | #till held. { Opinion prevailed in musical circles | today that she expects to return to the | singing career begun auspiciously at the | Metropolitan Opera House in 1926, | ‘when she was 18. She spent four sea- | sons in opera and was reported to have | earned from $300,000 to $500,000. Canary Worth Weight in Gold. | YORKSHIRE, England, September 19 | (N.ANA, A capary lives in Baildon h is actually worth more than its ht in gold. It is winner of the Ni Challenge Trophy Cup, regis- ters 115 ounces on the scales and is valued at $500, (Copyright, 1920, by North American News- | r Alliance.) FALL . All are exact copiel of models from noted French designers . .. unusual styles Truly an achievement for Gold's to offer such unusual creations for as little as $5. Every hat in the group is a higher priced model. The new browns, blues, greens, wine and black. Large flfld Smafl Heads;ze: \ 1214 F bof young Agrarians on New York's Six-by-Four-Foot Farms in City Net Profits for Boys Open Spaces in New York East Side Filled by Youngsters. By the Associated Pross, NEW YORK, September 19.—A group lower East Side reaped a $400 harvest | og peanuts, tobacco and corn Wednesday from a $150,000 farm The reapers were East Side children, who have been tilling plots this Summr | in the great open spaces of Seward | Park, where the farms are 6 by 4 feet. | The farming, superintended by the Educational Alliance, was designed to show the youngsters what a goober, & leaf of tobacco or a stalk of corn looks like in its native state, but it earned | each of them a few cents in spending money and kept them reasonably busy | through th® Summer, Farm relief is, in Seward Park as elsewhere a pressing issue. The city's sons of the soil were pretty furious when_workmen ripped up half of their Tom Thumb acres in building a subway. WOMAN OF 86 BREAKS HIP PLAYING FOOT BALL Decides bn Hospital Cot That Game Is Too Rough for One of Her | Advanced Years. By the Associated Press. | PRATTVILLE, Ala., September 19.— Mrs. Ella Herbert, 86, in a bospital here with a broken hip, admits that the playing of foot ball is a bit too rough for one of her years, Wednesday a group of children were playing in her yard. They decided to play foot ball, but needed one more to complete the teams. “Please fill in for us," they pleaded, | grouping around her. | Certainly. she would. Anything to | please the children. | She lasted until the third quarter. Then a play was run and Mrs. Herbert went down in the scramble for the ball. The hip bone snapped and she didn't get up. Belgium Recognizes Junta. | BRUSSELS, Belgium, September 19 | (P)—The Belgian government an- nounced yesterday that it had decided to recognize the new Argentine govern- ment_and to continue also with the new Peruvian government the official relations maintained with the previous administration. | i Beds made into mattresses. Will call ‘with ttre: S ert sample mattr vers made i and 5 cushions for $16.50. in- cluding goods, Write_nr Phone R. L. ISHERWOOD, Lin. 5350, 1513 _28th St. S.E. HAT and values ... That Should Retail From $6.50 to $10 9 UTAH U. HEAD ASKS PROSELYTING PROBE wf-imizirin b bibonit e ITells Chancellor of Denver U. Ru-|* 1t mor Has His School Taking - S St. N.W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, vestigate rumors of proselyting in ath- letics by the Colorado school. | Dr. Thomas said he had heard rumors | bile and had taken back with him sev- | eral Utah High School athletes. the rumors prove true” Dr.| | Themas added, “I shall be prepared tc ! go_the limit in the matter.” { Dr. Thomas explained that the pro- cedure in such a case would be to lay Athletes. any evidence before the officials of the D O, ERILEY, FENGTIENS ON WAY TO OCCUPY PEIPING Movement Follows Mukden M;ni-{ festo Withdrawing Opposition to Nanking. against the Nanking or Southern gov- ernment. ‘They were said this afternoon already to have crossed the Lan River. The Chansl Garrison at Tongshan is evacu- ating and will move toward Tientsin. It is understood here that 40,000 Peng- tiens have been ordered to occupy the whole_railway to Peiping and to take | over Peiping and Tientsin. Rain Records Foreseen. Pessimists in Prance are taking their FISHER WILL SPEAK Mid-City Citizens’ Group to Discuss Thirteenth Street Widening. Prederick Vining Pisher, executive | officer for the George Washington Bi- centennial Celebration, will deliver an address at the first meeting this Fall of the Midcity Citizens’ Association, in the Thomson School Monday night at 8 o'clock. ALL-EXPENSE TOUR WASHINGTON to BALTIMORE By Boat and Rail $12.12 Round Trip Follow the pioneers through the his. torically interesting country, 320 miles of delight{ul cruising—down “the Potomac. up the Chesapeake Bay. Return by {ast R, R. train enna. ™ T shis and dar on water accommodations. —_excellent nial people. ' Modern steam- Dorchester and Talbot. ave 7th Street Wharf Mon., Wed. (Standard ' time). By the Associated Press. SALT LAKE CITY, September u.—] Dr. George Thomas, president of the University of Utah, yesterd chancellor of Denver Uni: The Prince of Wales will preside the banquet to celebrate the centenary asked the |of the Royal Geographical Society in | Rocky Mountain Conference, of which | the two schools are members. i Fengtien _troops support By the Associated Press. TIENTSIN, China, September 19.— started _today | Peiping after issuance of a peace mani- | festo from Mukden withdrawing ex- pec in their kind of comfort in the recent prediction of Prench meteorologists who now con- sider that 1930 will be the wettest 12 months in 57 years, should the bad weather conditions continue for the next few months. the meeting, it is announced. for Driscoll, property on this thoroughfare movement Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Candy Treat A pound box of Mammy Lou Butter Creams and & pound box of Myra Monet Thinmints. 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