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You Re ee eee Sa ee found beceuse society, - again, the Had dain to ‘Guplicte-w have d is. rapping ve that ann of these forty-eight Stars represented a state. en, when I got to Canada, I was told that our Dominion was larger|* jthan all of these forty-eight states combined. Such being the case, we have the equivalent of one hundred states or more in the United States and Canada and these swans belong to all of us and, just because they are eating a small portion of the duck food in one smal ctate, should the other ninety-nine per cent deprived of seeing them alive? I say No—No-- let's feed them. Wh do I say this? Because of personal knowledge and experience. Now a few years ago the eik in Wyoming were starving. The Izaak Walton League of America, of which I am proud to be a member, sound- ed the alarm and you big, big-heart- ad Yankees rallied to the cause and ‘aved the eltuation. Now, if you can give thousands of dollars to save the elk for a few thousand people to see alive and a few hundred peopie to go and shoot, surely to goodness: "ou can. give a few hundred to save the varions waterfowl for millicne of people to see alive and thousands vf people to shaot Oh, I wonld- to Goa that all of ue had more of that dear old Abraham Lincoln spirit when he stood yp and is best ’ As a further ‘Nustration, I refer you to my own twenty -five acre mud~ hole exper- ‘ence where there is absolutely no natural food at all. If one men wit 10 nstural~advanta nd no. mon- evy—the bigges ik account I ever had was an overdrawn one—can de what you are compelled to believe yas been done here, what might the organized effort of one hundred anc twenty-five million people ‘Ish? Dear North American people y south to the north pole, ‘his all depends on the desire of our hearts for as soon as I allowed my heart to love the birds it stayed my Sloody hands. My trigger finger re- laxed. I soon had the birds coming ‘o me, but it was not untfl 1908 that T got the first eleven wild geese to come down and trees in 1910 and today I am one of ‘he riehest men on-earth because ‘here isn’t money enough in the workd to buy my home and compel ne in my sixties to leave this sacred spot and go somewhere else and re- establish. Last spring, 1926, I fed over four thousand bushels of corn. to our migratory waterfow! that had heen educated to come to my home. Tam thankful to say our Canadian governments are helping me a little und some big-hearted Yankees good donations. The balance of this expense is derived from my lectures, Now let me offer a few éuggest- ions, Let us call and call and call nntil every hunter and bird lover in merica is aroused and Jet us have ‘he biggest international meeting of sportsmen and bird lovers that ever sot together on this continent and ‘e us get close together, so we cat ‘alk low and avoid. friction, Let go prepared to talk kindly and plain- 'y and listen.to plain talk...Let ue nut on the soft pedal and point out ‘o the shooter that the fall of oe r ake. on vhooter but keep "building my hie op- rortunities, On the other hand, want the bird Idver to ‘be reaso ge ag We cannot say that the ‘anche €8 *eese are of any particular value, pe ly to see them lined up in the air and re an t cheerfully souking and quacking” Gnd the mel- ‘ow hovering of their Wings or a6 ‘able fowl and a enehion for our tleepy' hea Ducks and geese multi 34 Bone 3.4 ‘apidly and what reaso tan be opposed to shooting -, “imited appeti :0, tested and) St hatter husbands rested ‘nd fathers in pon’ homes. Such. ng @ ges fast. ih can op vurtail: nc tebackt wean Aree and one-half: Spay hep and eith-| constan uniform -f t have a. $m. ‘ontrol bag: Mmit. or none at all, FREDE. be} 2n in Ainerics knows that the day is j|SELFISHNESS WILL NOT TAKE 1 started— planting }- y|ing them. Wintering them here ard .| in the norther we} Mr. Henry America would vote for auch a gun Heense. Let me again say, the ae prevostsicn rests updi“the. desire of. our hearts and every thinking bg past. for pene something for noth- ng. REMEMBER THE aad NO BOUNDARY LINES. SO LET US. CONSRERVATION- NOW ANY IN« APFORDING THEM FOOD AND PROTECTION. Now, just another word re ,the three and. oné-half nignths’ open eeason. I say no, it fs six months as it starts in Ontario September ist and ends in the. southern states ‘six months. later. Another point I want all to take Snto consideration, WHY O WE-WANT THREE AND ONE- HALF MONTHS’ OPEN. SEASON ON THE nee at BIRDS WHEN WE ONLY LLOW FIF- tm EN DAYS ON THOSE THAT INTER WITH US, SUCH AS Quai PHEASANTS oat OTHER NON-MIGRATORY I It 8 "ure unadulterated seitikenees that ‘s why. We are afraid the other fellow is going -to: get “them. hould all be old enough, to k SELFISHNESS’ WILL Ww EDU: CATIONAL I TH uNBO GENERATIONS. SELFISHNESS WILL NOT: TAK NY PLACE WHERE. WE woULD CARE TO STAY. SURELY "SIN THE DIRECTION: JESUS CHRIST WENT. I don't care what line we take up, its success and en- joyment will depend upon — the mount of real heart love, enthus- ‘asm and education we put into it Yes, love and education ia the hope of the world. AY POINT COMPULSION IS A TOTAL FAIL- URE AND WILL LEAVE -A CRIM- N_W. OF REVENGE THAT WILL SMOULDER FOR-A CENT- URY. And, education doés not. end with the human race. Everyone of! our so-called wild creatures ¥. have | * studied from the chickadee to the! lordly moose with the | five-foot | spread of antlers all expose how they educate each other for .self. preserv- ation. Wild geese have often been nown to nest in trees where foxec and prairie wolves are patrolling the ground. Crows never wintered _ Ontario, Canada, thirty years ago, us in and knocked off five per cent of ' the ears, these black . nest-robbing murderers found, when they could get plenty of corn to livé on,. they could atand the winter and they ed- ucated others to, stay and now they winter here by hundreds of thous- ands and.l- know. that our wild. geese cap be educated to winter -in every | state where the thermometer does: n't go over twenty below zero, in 1924 fully tive “nunarea win- tered here and they would stay with mé_every winter only. for my. catch. n states would relieve the south trains having; #0 many to feed. More over, as 1 said before, it would distribute them more evenly throughout the mation ' and, as car- tng for them ‘brings’ pne so’ much tg enjoyment oy a shooting —— | it is easy. to see this. p ee cuties iivetration, in ites B: Ade of Detroit pur-| -raised or used aver hie success he has added ‘a fifty ad on. to h's Jo: Ranch ashe calls ft, Need: just i entry whether the ducks, geese | la and @wans will be fed that visit this Lake 8t. © {aus in the territory r- £1 Pais rv glth a Be; 1 tubernlosts, is bron in. the wi year, I feel 1 have assisted them in i securing , méat for the for the soul and have upheld my slogan “DO DUTY CLOS- EST TO es 8 for me feeding ine birds for the Yinkees to ahoot, just let me unroll ‘this fact, Nearly seventy ver cent of the money it costs me to these birds ia imported Yankee money, spent here in this township for corn, wheat and barley and MEMBER. 1T 1S NOT THE ee tae THAT WANT TO SHO DS THIS MONEY COMES PROM, It is given me for lecturing in schools, churches, before bird pro- tective societies. These Yankees are the biggest hearted people you ever mixed with and we Canadians have the best neighbors of any country in the world. Oh, I would to God that our Cinadian Sir George Fost- #r, whom ‘we are all so proud of, for his activities in the Peace Confer- ence, could) bring the members of the League of Nations to. North America and show them our four thoueand--. miles - of ~-internattonal boundary line that has stood test for ower a century without a firecracker of defence on either side. Surely our Atlantic to Pacific dem- fonstration should convince the world ‘tthat “Peace on earth goodwill to- n,’ can control and the blood-stained, devastated battle field that turns mothers hair white with) ® Sadness,.drooped her shoulders and broke her loving heart is absolute- ly unnecessary. Now, just a word to you Yankees that.often say to me, “It is no use us trying ta protect the goose and ducks while the Eskimos are robb-j}4 ing their nests and slaughtering their young and molting birds and feeding them to their dogs” I w aiimit that there might be Eskimos of this kind, for there’is wndoubted- 'y outlaw Eskimos the same as we have outiaws further south, but, fF am sure the great great majority are not that way. I am in.constant communication with the fur traders +f that country, especially the Hud- *on Bay agents and, while it is true I have more geese tags returned rom Hudson Bay than I have from iy two states in thé Union, yet it “ust be understood these Eskimos hoot to sustain life. Yet, I doubt ‘ery much if the average twenty Uskimes with their bows and arrows ill as many geese in a-season a6 the bag limit allows one In zur states and provinces. “The Rev. W. G. Walton, Angli- ‘an.micéionary who has been 2 mis- jonary_on east side of Hudson Bay or thirty-five years has vistted’\ my 1gme three times, and I would that ‘very min that complains abont the Eskimos could hear thig reverend gentlemen tell the story of the etarv- ing conditions these natives often ex: sertence an he Ras actually "nown cases of cannibalism to take viace and, right here, I want to re- roduce my last Tetter I received m this reverend gentleman ‘just ‘esterday, which speaks for itself. | This ‘territory he speaks of ies the resting. grounds of about all the Can- eese wae winter éast of the m proven by same may be said.:of the ducks, al- though they wander — geese. on's last letter to Territory: Yours of the 15th. inst.. has just reached me and in reply re the cen- éast of James and’Hudsons Bay, We had 797 Esk- 4dmos oe about 11,000 Indians when e last census. Last winter about oupsutia of the Belcher Is- Eskimos died es tithe il sickness and many along the Whole River north ane in “he recent Summer when my last letters were} being written. some ne among the: Indians = w ere place yelthrough a” cold that was laying the people up. “Some thought it might be the ‘flu.’ I took the coitus in 1911 and since that year pica been a high death rate for ths 3 people aré sadly few, it any, en Bg. hayoc with body andi Hack of stitable! ‘and tents. differ.a: little from yours, the same a6 the accent of people in one state — differs from accent of people in an- pother state. While hunting and trapping In our far northern wilds fifteen or twenty-five miles from any human being, I have often gone in.an old deserted lumber camp or a trapper’s cabin and there extended from the highest peak of the ceil- ing is a wire that deer mice :cannot go up or down. This wire is holding -j;a loaf or two of bread out of reach of animals, ready for a brother hu- m being who might lose: his way and faW by the wayside hungry. You _ may find a big telescdpe tin pail that contains a knife and fork, a baking pan and a few hard biscuits and. en- ough flour to sustain life for av week or 60, -- . Iam only using these back woods rough and ready facts io illustrate to you the principle of,2 real Can- adian and, as conserving ideas, I will give you this fact. Mourning doves nest in scuthern Ontario by the thousands and are given absolute protection on account their vast value as weed see destroyers, yet there are several eta- tes which have an open season on them. - Now, in closing, let me again re- peat to you my plan. Let the lead- ers of every conservation association America get in.touch with each i association take the responsibility of getting their Pray rece know we can do thin bere a! During’ the eight months these birds are gone from their - winter home we can replant their natural feeding grounds and make them five there, and £ and take them to pute marshes where we can have many state canctuaries, finar -d and « trolled by the federal -‘overnm with plenty of game guardians feed and protect these birds. These to be the same as ‘the county sanct- uaries only on a larger scale. But, you must remembér, that there must be. no shooting within the sanctuary nor within one mile of oD : SYSTEMATIC SLAUGHTER HOUSE, What could Ido here on my sanctuary with a gun one-hour a week? @ canjamend that treaty by shortening that unreasonable ~ long Open seteon ond have a smaller fed- eral control bag limit that will give fustice to all and favor none. In fact f.we will work Poe agsing A Stn er.and take God a is wo distribute these altars’ veut over every county In America. As. proo of this. erase ahi today we are har- 'ng one of the w Ter er saw in Southern Canada, and tr. t holida there Nalomes to us all. for their established home here, when they left Hudson Bay eight or ten weeks ago; they wculd have tea right on over the top on Resp with thé reat in the so where they would stay tilt gkegued lass ary Yes ple of Amerca, if we will pat nee allow our hearts to trol, we"can have wild life and have it more *bundantiy and everlasting life can start right here on earth. Jack Miner. . Vinol Gives Girl _ Appetite and Strength “My 10-year-old weak an