DEER DRIVING
STARTED NEAR
NARROWS TOWN
Game Commission Trap
ping Animals for Restock- |
ing at Yakutat, Kodiak
Capturing of deer on islands near
Petersburg for placing on islands
near Yakutat and at Kodiak is
under way, according to Frank Du
fresne, of the Game Wardens’ of- ’
fice, who returned from a week's
trip to. the southern end of the
division on • the Norco Sa turday. i
The method of capturing the
deer was worked out last week in
the camp of Hosea Sarber, who
with a crew of 18 men has been
trapping marten near Thomas Bay
for stocking on Baranof Island
The deer are driven to the shore
by the men with dogs and as they
enter the water to swim, two
boats take them from the water
before they become exhausted.
The boats have crates for seven
deer where they are kept until
they can be taken to retaining
pens in Petersburg to await ship
ment to Kakutat and Kodiak.
Mr. Dufresne left here a week
ago Friday on a plane for Ketchi
kan from where he visited the
game trapping camp on Behm
Canal in charge of H. W. Jewell
with a crew of 12 men. The mar
ten trapped by this crew are being
placed on Prince of Wales Island.
Marten trapping in both ramps
has been successful, according to
Mr. Dufresne.
FOUR SLAIK;
GRAVES ARE
POINTED OUT
Oklahoma Officers Led to
Spot Where Tragedy
Is Revealed
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla., Feb.
26.—John Cane led officers to a
spot along the highway, stopped
and screamed:
"My God. there's the spot."’
Officers dug the unmarked graves
Cane pointed out and found four.
bodies.
The bodies were those af Cane’t
wife and three children.
Cane said he killed them.
