Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1934, Page 28

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But some three-score hunters al- ready have encountered death this sea- son in 14 of the leading deer-hunting States, victims, in most cases, of their | fellows’ bullets. | Red caps, made mandatory by laws of several States, were credited by |game commissioners with helping check fatalities. Campaigns among nimrods against carelessness likewise Hunting Rights Lost. In Maine, where 13 hunters were i killed in 1933 and eight thus far this i | year, huntsmen who kill or wound a human in mistake for game birds or animals lose forever the right to hunt | in the State. Dr. Robert J. Hocker, game and fish commissioner of Wyoming, where the | first big-game hunting fatality in four | years occurred last week end, said | licenses are summarily revoked if a {nimrod is proved careless with i || weapons. In Ilinois one hunter went to the | elaborate precautions of bedecking hhimselr and his horse with streamers of red bynting. Nine hunters have been killed this New York place fatalities at 14 as against last seasol tolls came from sin, Washing- ton, Vermont, New Hampshire, Colo- rado, Oregon, Virginia and Idaho, Swedish Editor Dies at 75. MINNEAPOLIS, November 30 () — Rev. Erik Wallgren, 75, editor of the local Swedish newspaper Veckobladet, died Wednesday at the home of a daughter after a long illness. He was born in Sweden in 1859. Here's | year in Minnesota as against eight | last year, and unofficial tabulations in | Other State | Found in Chancel by Colleague. As the Thanksgiving day service began yesterday at Washington Cathe- dral. a stranger entered the chancel alone and quietly took a seat with the congregation. He had come without announcement, merely a worshiper, not different in manner or bearing from 5,000 others present. But, had he wished, he might have appeared in gorgeous vestments, surrounded by a numerous company of attendants Right Rev. James E. 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