Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 261, 2 November 1922 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1922.

NUMBER OF HUNTING. FISHING LICENSES SHOWS BIG INCREASE . , , . f . (Special to The Palladium) . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.; Nov. 2 The annual report of the tish and game di- ; vision tot the state conservation departmenL aow, being complied for the fiscal year 1921-1922, shows receipts .JFf re . $148,964.06, and disbursements for the Bame period, were $132,T88.2fi, according to George, N. Mannfeld, dij vision superintendent. The report j covers the fiscal year which close! I SepL'SO. It will be completed shortly

I and copies submitted to members of J the conservation commission, Goverj nor Warren T. McCray and Richard j Lieber, director, Mr Mannfeld said. 5 Receipts for the preceding year were t $132,852.56, and disbursements. $116,267.83; thus the division received $16,111.40 more money in licenses and tee t and spent $16,520.50 in excess of the j amount spent the previous year. The J unexpected balance for the past year - was $16,175.80. Increase In Licenses The total number of licenses sold In 1921-1922 was 152,425, of which 143,- ;, 093 were resident hunting and fishing ''licenses, 10,183 non-resident fishing, 5 J 116 non-resident hunting, and 31 licenses to fish, from boats and with 5 nets in Lake Michigan. . The greatest j gain, the report shows, was made in 'the number of resident licenses, there 'being 15,787 more issued than in the fiscal year previous.. The gain in nonX ' resident fishing licenses was 532, in '. 1 non-resident hunting licenses 19, and J; for fishing in Lake Michigan- from ; boats, there were b ix less licenses : than issued the year previous. During the year there were , 1.573 ; fees of $5 each, collected by the divi- . , sion from the courts, following con- ; j viction of violators, as against 1,268 1 1 fees collected in 1921. The increase

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naturally is due to the increased num-j ber of convictions. According to the law, when one i" convicted and pays a fine for violating the fish and game laws, a fee of $5 is allowed the conservation department, and it is made a part of the fine. This fee goes into he state's school fund. According to the report there was a total of 1,769 arrests last year from which 1,666 convictions were secured. The largest number of arrests made by a single warden for the year was 118, and this honor fell to George Wyatt, of Foft Wayne. Tbe general average of the wardens was 60 arrests. Violet Served Society As Napoleon's Symbol "Corporal Violet" was an appelation

given to Napoleon Bonaparte during his stay in Elba In 1814-1815 by his adherents in France, says the Detroit News. The violet was the floral device of the empire, and was worn by

its partisans, who confidently pre

dicted that a certain "Corporal Violet" would return in the spring.

Napoleon was toasted as "Corporal Violet and "Father Violet," while ladies who longed for the Emperor's

return wore violets in" their bonnets

and smiled significantly when asked

the reason. Little pictures of the

flower were "sold, which, on raising

the petals, disclosed the features of

the banished hero.

HENRY MONEBRAKE EATON, Ohio, Nov. 2. Funeral and

burial of Henry Monebrake, 85 years old, farmer, took place here Thursday afternoon from Grace Lutheran church

following his death Monday at his

home six miles northwest of Eaton.

-Burial was in Mound Hill cemetery.

He is survived by two sons, and six

daughters.

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BABY, 9 MONTHS OLD. WEIGHS 45 POUNDS BERNICE, La, Nov. 2. The nine-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McClung of this town has thir

teen teeth, weigns forty-five pounds.

is forty-two inches in height, has long, silky hair, and physicians claim her

physical development is equal to that

of a 3-year-old child. They are at a loss to understand her rapid develop

ment, as she weighed only six pounds at birth. The child's father is sixty

and the mother twenty-five.

MICHIGAN INDIANS

STAGED JURY TRIALS Trial by jury was common practice among the Indians of Michigan in early days. The Saginaw band . of Chippewaa held a murder trial near the present site of Saginaw in 1823." A Delaware Indian from Ohio had married a Chippewa woman, and came to live with the tribe. During a drunkbrawl he killed another Indian, and waa called before a council for trial. The tribunal of Indians sat in a circle about a council fire, with the relatives

of the murdered man among them. The murderer appeared in hi3 own defense, ' explaining that he had been drunk at the time, and was therefore not responsible for his acts. 'He was willing, however, to make such reparation as lay in his power, according to the law of the tribe.

Thereupon he carried a great bun

dle of furs, a blanket and all the money he had, and laid it at the feet of the relatives of his victim. The law then required him to walk slowly about the circle with folded arms to

await the verdict. If the Telatives of

the deceased were satisfied he would

be permitted to go unmolested, but any one of them who still harbored

malice had the right to kill the mur

derer on the spot. The Delaware passed the relatives and none of them lifted a weapon or a hand against him, but near the end of his circuit sat old Kishkawko, a chief of savage instinct. As the man on trial passed in front of Kishkawko the chief leaped to his feet, crashed a tomahawk into the

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