The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1930 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY. AUG. 15.1930.

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Oklahoma Puts Plan In Motion To Save Game

NATION \l \\|> si VI E ( ONSKRVATION l’U(x.UaMs CALL FOR LARGE RKI uges

umtion about .1 pine tree submerged |"v

1 ■ ills''- of the lake. I di>eov- I/()(*|OI* oCOI*08

ered the trout fast to the tree. The fish had grabbed a hook some time before, broken the line, escaped, and finally became snagged on the tree.

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REASON LOR SPEED BILLINGS, Mont . (IT) Garryng one passenger who v, died to ar"•ive in St. Paul in time to bo married, •nd another wh" desired to attend a lance in the same city, Pilot George iellett of the M ine r Air Trnn.-|>ort

Company, w« s inspired to such efforts that ho established a new rerun! for the 1 ine between Butte and Billings. Ho negotiated the 200 ailmiles in one hour and 15 minutes, or 25 minutes ahead of the regular

schedule.

OKLAHOMA (TTY, Aug. 11.—The combined national and state conservation programs promise to make Oklahoma one of the greatest refuges for small animal- and migratory birds in the southwest. Oklahoma, one of the newest stales in the union, plans to profit by the mistakes of her neighbors. Officials are determined that all wild life will not he annihilated before conservation is considered. Steps are being taken to protect bird and animals before they have lisappeared from the prairies where buffalo h rd.s and Indians once roam-

ed.

Outstanding in the national-state | Plains wild I'fe refuge in northern section of the -tato. When President Hoover signed the hill creating the preserve, migrali ry birds were given one of the best breeding grounds obtainable. A section that i unu ual with its vast prairies of -alt, the Great Salt plain- w II heeome a vast body of , water where birds ina> stop while i making their pilgrimages between the noithern and southern boundaries of the United States. When thi.s pi jeet i- completed, ' approximately 2(5,000 acres of land i will be placed under water, creating j one of the southwest’ largest lakes. It will he unlawful to harm or molest any bird or animal in the refuge. As its part in the conservation program, the state ha lie-n successful in propagating <|Uail, praiiie chickens, plica-ants and small game ani-

A eric- of meetings will begin at Rig V\ alnut Baptist church -outh of Plea- in; Garden Sunday night, Aug. -L I h e ervices will tie in charge of Rev. J. M. Cauldwell and Rev, Dewey McKaddcii. Rev. Cauldwell, pastor at Rig Walnut, is a widely known aad mee-sful evangelist. He has the lc nor of bringing more people to Jesus during the past year than .an ether evangelist in the state. Rev. Mi Kaddan, popular young I’a-tor at the l-Tr-t Baptist church in Spencer is a talented singer. He will ha\a charge of the 'ng service each evening. Pel cations from the neighboring hurcho will he with u.-- as follows: Monday, \ug. 25 — Brazil Baptist

church.

Luc day, Vug. jr,—Greene.i tie Baptist church. Wednesday, Aug. 27—Bethel Baptist

church.

Thursday, Aug. 28—Putsamville M. E.

church.

Friday, Aug. 2:1 Croy’s (Trek Christian church. Saturday, Aug. 150 Manhattan Christian church. Monday, Sept. I —Coatesvilh Baptist

church.

Tuesday, Sept. 2—Canaan M. E.

church.

W-dm day, Sept. It New Pi videtur Baptist church. Thursday. Sept. I Antioch Christian

-church.

We cordially invite you to join with us in this gospel work. It All. VALUES Itl>E

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Birth Control

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ITIOKNTX, Ariz., (UP) V-osss-ed \ duati 'n of railroad prep, itios in Arizona this year ha,- born placed

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mal- on m re than 800 game refug-| at $110,579,480, an increa . ,.f s<>20,rs which tiie state game and fish de- 000, E. A. Hughes, chairman of the

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for all”purposes

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partment has leas -d for 10-year peri-

ods.

Oklahoma was the first state to adopt this plan of creating small

game refuges.

These refuges range in size from

1(50 to 28,000 m res and are located in every county in the state. Th - refuges aie listed under two classes,

main and -econdury refuges. The 70 main refuges have a tnt.il

acreage .f 40'5,791, while the 70:5 secondary refuges contain 273,000 acres. Approximately 10,000 ijuail

Ajp-e ' leased on Uigse rcfugi

the past year.

In ordei to assure a continuous refuge s\ stem, the commission is leasing additional tracts this year. In that wa , when the first of the 10yenr his expire the number w !! not In decreased, hut the protec'id area wi 1 only shift to another section. Tin also will assure Oklahoma poit.inm oi good shooting for an

indefinite period.

Att I'tioti i al o being paid to li-li propa. ati in and the commision in-en-a-i-d the number of its fish hatcherii this year from four to five. Ap proxin ati ly 2,000,000 has fry were avail ibh- for distribution to Oklahoma tivams this season. FINDS S I \KED FISH MONTROSE, Colo., i Up) p, rt Nymi or, while li lung at Buckhorn Lake , found a trout creating a com-

Ari i< i nouneed.

TaN Commission, ha- an-

il NED FOR BROKEN RdPE PUEBLO, Colo., (Ul’) It cost John Rebol ST0 because I ■ failed to linn-' himself. He testified in nnuiicipal <- mt that the rope hi"ke when hi attempted suicide, ih w , - lined

$:!0.

HOP! I DR AMATEUR KIMIKRMEN EDMONDS, Wash, Aug. 6 (UP)

dining I John (’. King is a fisherman. He had

| a IT eiise, a pole, a reel and the bait. All tlii year he’d been angling, without o much as a bite. Then he got

niiu salmon in one day.

SYSTEM OI I INES LOGAN, l 'ah., 11 A !' in -if findit?g spi ii(!' ipotoi i t s w.i inaugurafed by Judge Jessie P. Rich ' ii the followin ale: $t() for peeiling up to 4(1 0 lies per hour, an increase of $10 pet mile up tn 50, an increase of $5 per mile over 50. SEE TRIPLE RMNBOW MONTH ELLO, Ind . (UP) — A triple rainbow wa n ■ ntly seen by re-idents of the P;Tton eommunity. it appearing in tin , i after a cold shower which rode on a northwest wind. Amateur v ather prophet,differed on what to c xpoct from the rainbow.

LONDON, Aug. 11 (UP) Increas-I ed birth control brings a proportional decadence of belief in the fundamentals of Christianity; peoph best tit ted to have children prefer a motor ear or a week end holiday to a baby; birth control propaganda ha a de- J plorahle effect on the moral- of both the married and the unmarried. These were a few of the points in an attack on birth control delivered by Dr. Thomas Colvin, a Gin gow doctor with .'5(5 years practice, at the an-' nual conference of the Men’s Society of Great Britain. ‘‘It i- calculated that in 1041 there will he only seven children to i-verv hundred inhabitants,” said Dr. Calvin, “and at the end of this g Deration the populace will consist of a large number of old peoph supported by a small number of young ix-ople, which will be an economic latustro-

phe.”

The doctor characterized birth control as “an attack on institution:,! icligion and a campaign against Christian morality.’’ He said that R man Catholics discourage marriage between the physically and mentally unfit hut insist on the practice of , self control in eases of poverty or ^ ill health where birth control might be condoned by religion - people. “I im convinced that Roman Catholics in general do not practice hiith control,” he said. "In the whole of (Heat Britain the maternity claim of Roman Catholics are five time, greater than those of non Roman ;

Catholics.”

Dr. Colvin said that tlu-ie i- no true ri-c in England’s maternity death rate. “There is probably b- s maternal morality today than tln ie wa ■ 1 1(1 years ago,” he said. “The fallacy j lie in the ratio of the type of pc ople who are having children.” COIN ()E Hit) it. e. VINCENNES, Ind., (IT) Vinong I 4,000 coins in a collection owned by Roy E. Ferguson, is one "f (neck mintage which is 2,TOO y ai old. It wa- coined in 100 B. C. dining the Ephasus regime. On one ulc i c nst a fly and on the other a llama beneath

a tree.

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caused Charles M. \imstrong, secretary of state, to call attention of Colorado sheriffs to a law governing the age of drivers. Letters were sent out by Armstrong to the sheriff of each county in the state pointing out that it is unlawful for any per.-on under 15 years of age to operate or

drive a motor vehicle.

II \RD LI ( K STORY \\ INS ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., (UP) \

lick wife, six children and the fact that he was (i7 years old earned Juan

Kst ‘van Trujilo, “another chance” when brought hi foiv Judge Helmick in district court Ini violating the national prohibition law. He wa given a 5)0-day suspended ' ntelicc.

H M l TOR EDIT \ I ION PHOENIX, An) Arizona will pend daring the emtiing year, 50 per cent of all money collected by direct taxation !Vr -tatc purposes on education, according to a statement released by Ann ITohmiller, state auditor.

HUS YOI \G mm I KS DE NV I R, <lolo., (UP) A ieri« of automobile accidents in which driver under 15 years of age were involved

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