Resources of Pacific to Be Discussed at Meeting
Weattle June 17 Delegates at the fourth annual meeting of the Pacific Division of the AAAS opened a two day session at the University of Washington. Dr William E Ritter of Scripps advocates thorough ocean exploration to study fauna and flora and conserve fisheries. A National Research Council committee will study the issues involved. A symposium will cover The Animal and Plant Resources of the North Pacific Ocean. Other papers include Marine Biology in North Pacific Fisheries and Alaska Salmon Fisheries needs.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Washington
William E. Ritter
Scripps Institution For Biological Research
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National Research Council
North Pacific Ocean
North Pacific
C. McLean Fraser
Nanaimo
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W. FE. Thompson
Vestigator
California
Fish and Game Commission
Alaska Salmon
Ward T. Bower
Buau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
Nature
Alaska Fisheries
John N. Cobb
Col
Pacific salmon study sparks Pan Pacific congress
A plan to study Pacific salmon fisheries and culture prompts a Pan Pacific scientific congress set for August in Honolulu. Key figures include Evermann of the California Academy, Merriam of California, Daly of Harvard, Gregory of Yale, Mayer of Carnegie, Ritter of Scripps, Mathews of the National Research Council, and Bowles of the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Seattle
Alaska
Barton Warren Evermann
California Academy of Sciences
San Francisco
W. E. Allen
Scripps Institution For Biological Research
University of California
la Jolla
Cal
United States
Willis H. Rich
Bureau of Fisheries
Pacific
Honolulu
John C. Merriam
R. A. Daly
Harvard University
Herbert EB. Gregory
Yale University
Alfred G. Mayer
Carnegie Institute
William E. Ritter
Scripps Institution
E. B. Mathews
National Research Council
William Bowls
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Big Celebration for Kem Party at Shrine Session
Herald correspondent aboard the Kem special bound for the Imperial Shrine Sessions in Portland reports the train reached Glacier Park on schedule yesterday and left last night at 10. At Wolf Point Thursday night the Kem party was met by hundreds of citizens and a crowd of real and fake Indians. A fireworks and torchlight display illuminated the celebration. In Louisville three men were arrested for gambling on plays at an American Association baseball park.
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Maoris Convert to Mormon Faith in Hawaii Visit
Twenty Maoris from New Zealand arrive with James M. Lambert to spend two months in Hawaii as guests of the Mormon church. The visit tests the theory of Maori and Hawaiian shared ancestry as part of mission work in the islands.
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Tinker Bob and the Forest King in a Nest Rescue
In the Great Forest King Tinker Bob carefully relocates a Bobolink nest under a corn leaf to keep it safe from Billy Crow and Jerry the Jay. He spies two small striped creatures with digging claws, mistaken at first for field mice, then identifies them as Mr. and Mrs. Badger seeking Tim the Ground Squirrel.
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Jay Wold
Tinker Bob
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Citizenship cheap in Balkan states
Constantinople June 19. Citizenship is a material commodity in the Levant with many applicants ready to feign or change nationality as circumstances require. Levantines with German or Austrian papers switch to Czech Slovak or Jugoslav papers, seen as easy as changing colors. Greek citizenship rises in popularity due to perceived favorable treatment and British backing for Greek commercial interests.
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Levant
Balkan States
Near Eastern
Greece
Great Britain
Bolshevism Spreads In Chinese Province Reported
A provincial movement in Fukien under Governor Chen Chung-ming forms a Bolshevist society with a Chang Chow HQ and issued literature praising Russia. The campaign seeks to abolish private property and the marriage relation, signaling a push toward socialist reforms in southern China.
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Chen Chung-ming
Chang Chow
Russia
China
Ruman Bolshevika
Denial of Looting by Czech Troops Moves to Truth
Tokio reports the Czecho Slovak minister Karel Pergler rejects claims that Czech troops leaving Siberia carried hundreds of tons in loot. He says profits funded a trading company and a bank, with purchases of cotton and other supplies showing legitimate trade by educated soldiers who pooled pay into national efforts.
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Karel Pergler
Siberia
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Pergler
Bank of the
Czecho- Slovak Legionaries
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