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THE MACON EEACON, MACON, MISSISSIPPI New. Laws Huntin Bag Limit Now Includes Birds Killed by Persons Assisting the Hunters. AIRPLANE SHOOTING BARRED Tendency to Tighten Restrictions on Hunting of Birds and Big Game Is' Shown in Federal and State Laws for 1921. Washington. A tendency to tighten the restrictions on the limiting of birds uml big game is noted in the game laws for V.)2, a summary of which, both federal and slate, has been compiled by the federal biological sur vey. Among the notable changes made during the present year was the amending of the migratory bird treaty act regulations with respect to bag limits. This amendment provides that the daUy bag limit of any person shall now include "all birds taken by any other person who for hire accompanies or assists him In taking migratory birds." This will put an end to the abuse of privileges under the regula tions regarding the prescribed dally bag limits by persons who claim that birds were killed by guides accom panying them. Waterfowl Season. The federal waterfowl season for California was fixed from October 1 to January In, replacing the old sea son of October Hi fo January 31, the season now being the sume under both federal and slate laws. Regulation !), governing the issuance of federal scientific permits, was amended to penult Hie Issuance of limited and spe cial permits. State legislation harmonized federal and slate laws on waterfowl and shore birds In Kansas and Oregon, and on wnterfowl In I'cnnsylvanln mid Itliode "Island; Washington prescribed a state wide open season on all migratory gntno birds from October 1 to January 15, thus deviating from the federal regulations, which supersede the stale law, east of the Cascade mountains, where It will now be possible to hunt migratory game birds only from Octo ber 1 to December 81, without violat ing either federal or state law ; in Idaho tlie open season on migratory game birds has been shortened under state law two weeks by opening Octo ber 1, Instead of September 1(3, and extending to December 31. Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Ne braska, Oregon and Washington enact ed legislation similar to the federal regulation prohibiting hunting from nirplanes. Colorado reduced the bag limit on ducks from 20 to 15 a day, Wahutu Tribesmen Fine Dancers l Wahutu tribesmen ihmcinjr at Nyanza on the shores of Lake Tanganika, Africa. Their voices, jingling bells on the ankles and stamping feet add to the excitement of tlie seme. The Wnhiitii are considered great dancers. This In teresting photograph was made by 11. C. Itnven of the Smithsonian Institution exoedition to Africa. MARITAL LIFE ONE OF SURPRISES His Nuptial Race Not "for Maid ens" but ''Previous Winners." ' instead of Getting Widow With One Child, Got Woman With Seven v Children and Two Husbands. New York. Meyer Mailer's marital life was just one surprise after all ot her. lie told the Supreme court about It when he asked for nn annulment of the match and recited the list of un expected events that came to him after lie was duly wed. When he married Hecky Maner, he nays she represented herself as a wid ow with one child. Surprise No. 1 Another child came to the home, call ing his wife "mamma." Surprise No. 2 Setond child came utotis later, also child of wife. Tlow come?" asked Meyer, wrh.inifht von onl had one child?" I eason while Kansas increased the limit firm - to 'Si. In New Jersey reeilbrds were protected at all times by bung placed in the' iiongaine class. The open season fur woodcock was si'.oi't ened LTi ilays !n Michigan, two -.seeks In New York and one month li Ver mont. Doves were proteoft until l'.i-t in Colorado, and In Kansas an open season on 'them was provided from September 1 to OcliV.ior 15. In "general, seasons on big game were shortened and hunting furl her leslricted. Ituck laws were enacted In Michigan, Montana, Nevada. North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and in Washington cast of the Cascades. Maine protected spike bucks and pre scribed that one of tlie two deer al lowed in the eight northern counties must be an nnllered buck, and pro vided that In two of the counties only residents may hunt deer during the last two weeks of the open season. Hull moose were protected for five years In Maine. Cut g S Seek Mystery of Cahokia Mound Prof. W. K. Moorehead to Open Illinois Relic of Prehistoric Inhabitants. WORK SIMILAR TO THE AZTECS Exploration May Develop Information of Surpassing Interest to Archae ologistsGreatest Structure of Kind in World. East St. Louis, III. Probing of the mysteries of the great Cahoklu mourn! near this city has been begun by Prof. Warren K. Moorehead of And over, Mass., upon the suggestion of the Smithsonian Institution, univer sities and scientific associations. With a corps of experienced assistants he will open Cahoklu and the chain of 72 other mounds in Madison find St. Clair counties which furninii the most re markable memorials of North Anier icn. Kxplorallon may develop Infor mation of surpassing Interest und value to archaeologists. Covering. 10 acres, the Cuhokla mound, which is lOO'feet In height, Is tlie greatest structure of Its kind In the world. It was supposedly a re ligious temple. Archaeologists esti mate that the settlement of tlie mound - 'Oh, 1 merely forgot to tell you about this one," said his wife. Surprise N'o. 3 Third child, also added starter, comes along to live with mot her. Surprise No. 4 Fourth unheralded infant adds Itself to home circle. "How much of a family have I?" asked Meyer. Surprise No. 5 "There are two more," snld the missus, nnd the family grew from tlie one listed child to seven.- Surprise No. C Meyer discovered that Mrs. Mauer had tM other living husbands and then he decided to let the Supreme court put an end to his family surprise party. ' "It Is a case of fraud and misrepre sentnllnti," he said in asking annul ment. "Here I thought I was getting a widow with one child ami I find that I got a woman with seven chil dren and two husbands." The word reverend occurs only once In the Old Tcstunjent, MMlh ill ; Mother Says Her Lof Justifies Profanity Arraigned on a charge of pro fanity. Mrs Agues White of Co lumbus, (i., thirty-seven years old, and the mother of 11 chil dren, saiil : ".Indue, anybody that hud to live as hard a life as I do, would cuss." Mrs. White testified that she was forced to take in washing and other work to .support her self and her children. The judge dismissed her, after tell ing her to go mid curse no more. Home Gardening Beats Golf. Detroit, Mich. Thousands ofDe troitors who ncipiired tlie gardening habit during the war have continued the practice of making and tendinis patches of vegetables and small fruits until it has become a hobby with n large proportion of men here. More Interest Is being taken in gardening than In golf, baseball or other spurts during tlie hummer months, according lo those who have made a study of the situation. builders numbered not less than lfiO, flOO inhabitants at the height of Its prosperity. At First Agriculturists. Tlie size" of the settlement site, as It can be Imagined from tlie ruins, the agricultural type of much of the work in Hint, such as the great spades and hoes ulmost peculiar to that vi cinity, and the rich alluvial bottom land combine to show tout tlie Calio kluns were probably at first agricul turists. They probably fished and hunt ed to some extent, hut they, doubtless, depended for their subsistence upon their labor In the field and their sta ple food wns unquestionably corn. It Is believed that tlie appearance of the bison resulted In tlie abandon ment of agriculture and the develop ment of the chase, with the result that tlie community became nomadic and gradually crumbled and dispersed to tlie four quarters of the continent. Believed to Have Come From Mexico. The preponderance of evidence so far discovered is that the people of Cahokia were worshipers of tlie sun. There Is so much about Cahokia that Is similar to the works of the Aztecs that the conviction is forced upon the student that it was from Mexico that these people came to the Mississippi valley, bringing their religion, their priesthood, their corn, their mode of life and their middle order of primi tive civilization, Kvon If the exploration of tlie Caho kia mound Is not followed by any im portant discoveries, It Is certain that the control by the state will be given greater momentum when the people of Illinois are brought to a realization of Its archaeological value. I'p to the present time tlie Cahokia and other table-like turmiilt In the group have not been explored much more deep'y tliun the plow and spade can work. HOLDS HEART, PATIENT DIES Surgeon at Clinic In Switzerland Criti cized by Students for Un usual Act. (iencva, Switzerland. The cantonal government has ordered an Inquiry Into nn extraordinary operation performed by tlm chief surgeon at a hospital, who extracted the heart from a man named Pasclie. Pasche shot himself, the bullet pierc ing lu's heart. The surgeon spoke for 'M minutes to the horrified students with die live heart in ids hands. At tlie end of the lecture, when the man was dead, the students protested to the surgeon, who dismissed their objections with the remark that the patient would have died anyhow with in a few hours. Authorities are not satis-lied with this explanation, while the victim's relatives think of bringing a civil ac tion for damages. KING BARS CREAM HORSES Famous British Hackneys Grow Toi Small, Owing io Inbreed ing. London. The famous six cream ponies, which were formerly part of the slate pageantry of London, will never appear again drawing tlie royal coach through the London streets, as, owing to inbreeding, the stock bus grown too small for ceremonial pur poses and their places have been tak en by tlie "royal blacks." The stock of creams, however, will not be allowed to die out altogether, for the king has presented thcni to the army council, anil In future they will be used as cavalry drum horses. 0. K." Barnyard Golf" Sunday. Lincoln, Neb. Sitting as a court, the Lincoln city council decided the (fame of horseshoes on Sunday Is not a desecration of tlie Snhhath and Is lawful. The action followed the arrest and fining of boys Indulging In the game on Sunday at the suburban town of University Place. 625.030 BOTTLES I SOLO IN NEW YORK' 6 cgest Thing of Kind Ever Seen in That Slate, Declares Big Wholesaler. '1 Id- ;..t thtit VS'.i b'U-cs .f Tnti ! been sold in the stnte of New i!'k Sine.- IN in! rii'lurtl'iU there less than e:ie j, jir ago, is a big biH !- in-isi !h:rt will attract unusual atten tion throughout the entire I!nM, fur 'lotliii,- like it bus ever happened be .''te, it breiiks all records. Mr. lieorge It. Kvans, manager of tlie ( iibson-Siiow Company, the weli-l-.nown wholesale druggists. with bri.nehes ill Albany, liuffalo, !; hos ier and Syracuse, recently announced that tlie preparation was now selling in their trade territories alone at the phenomenal late of approximately ."iim, 'li il bottles a year. "If the present rate continues." said Mr. Kvans, "this rate alone will prob ably require considerably over T.'ti.tK"' bottles a year. This is a tremendous figure, but I am really conservative in making this statement." Tanlnc is sold by leading druggists everywhere. Advertisement. Catch of Coo' In Norway. Tlie catch of cod in Norway for the Reason just ended Is greater tliun in any one of the preceding four years. However, the value of the elite), was about !!. N H i.l H H I crowns, as compared with a value of -io.lKKi.lKili crowns for the l!H'o season. The t"Tid number of lisli caught in l'.rJl wns :;!i,!MHi: tlie lf'JO catch totaled Iivntm.lim. The selling price is considerably lower and the high cost of equipment and oils makes the profit less !h;,'i average. The operating expense-, woie at the same level as during the war. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS lp preatiy relieved hv constitutional treat ment HALL'S C AT A Kit H MKl'K'INU is a constitutional mneily. Catarrhal i'eufneps is caused hy an inflamed ecn ilitlon of the mucous lining of the Eusta chian Tube. When this tuhe Is Inhumed you have a rumbling sound or imperfeet learinu. and when it is entirely closed 1'eafness Is the result. Unless the in flammation can be reduced, your hearine mav tie destroyed forever. HALL'S f 'ATA HUH MEDICINE acts through tlie blood tin the mucous surfaces of tlie sys tem, thus reducing the Inflammation anil assisting Nature in restoniiR normal ad ditions. Circulars free. All Prin;iri?ts. F. .1. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. Ad vertisement. Primeval Trees in Pennsylvania. Two groves of primeval trees have been discovered by Pennsylvania state forestry officials in Huntington coun ty, near the Centre county line, in the Logan state forest. There is a great variety of very large trees in an area of 2(Hi acres. A hemlock was found measuring twelve feet in circumference. Some More Truths. "OUIJ) you use a steam shovel to move a pebble? Certainly not, Implements are built according to the work they have to do. Would you use a grown-up's remedy for your baby's ills? Certainly net. Remedies are prepared according to the work THEY have to do. All this is preliminary to reminding you that Fletcher's Castoria was sought out, found and is prepared solely as a remedy for Infants and Children. And let this be a. warning against Substitutes, Counterfeits and the Just-as-good stuff that may be all right for you in all your strength, but dangerous for the little babe. All the mother-love that lies within your heart cries out to you: Ee true to Baby. ADd being true to Baby you will keep in the house remedies specially prepared for babies as you would a baby's food, hairbrush, toothbrush or sponge. Vtf-"ntpnK 15Fluid grachr ffi'O . . .T,,,M - ! !i.-n r.rT. ! AVooctaWf Prcpnrati'onforAs m tinClheStemachiand ISvwois o, VST! j: Thcrctiy lVomoiint Digestion ft r..(Hnrc find v,!"A Contains S-te Lriiccnuun -----h netthcrOplum.Morphincnor l?Minvni Xot Narcotic. Vfinil .OiorW I H Amni.lH ? 1 H- l'n Unrwi 1 t S -5 . . ...p.. I Drt.n.-,tvfiT And pi ui - :.:...n nmi titan hoca WHWIIKiu""" , lA.r... TT facsimile Siinof S.t.ti e- a 3 Eiact Copy of Wrapper. h'li" IMs l? ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Cer.aine Xuke Aspirin only as t-jid in each package of genuine liayer Tablets of Aspirin. Then you will be following tlie directions and dosage worked out by physicians during 21 years, and proved safe by miillona. Take no chances Willi substitutes. If you see the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can take them without fear for Colds. Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and j for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve j tablets cost few cents. Druggists also ! sell larger packages. Aspirin is tlie trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of j Monoacetlcacidester of Sallcyllcacld. I Advertisement. "SHOWING OFF" THE COLONEL Storekeeper Had Eye for Business in Keeping Good-Looking Customer Waiting for Attention. A woman in a small town asked Iter htishiihd, Colonel Blank, to call in at the dairy when passing to order some new-laid eggs. After making a brief demur the colonel yielded. A Mule later be called at the simp in question, quite u small and unimportant estab lishment on a back street. j Two or three minutes passed; then, j as no one came to serve him, tlie coin- nel gave a gentle knock on the cotin- i tor. This had nn effect; so a smart j double rap was given. Then a curlv headed youngster put bis head around the door and announced, "father's a-comln'." j Hy the time the father arrived the j ' colonel was boiling with rage. ; 1 "What do you mean by keeping me i waiting all this time?" he roared. j I "Very sorry, lr." said the man, "but : : you see it's Mice ;his. You're the very '. til st gii'iil-iiioking man that I've had In j ; my shop, mill as there uero a lot of people passing by 1 thought what a j good advertisement yoti was n-stand-ing there." Philadelphia Public Led ger. Saved Up. Nlckelpinoh If you spend so much time at golf, you won't have any thing laid aside for a rainy day. Stymie Won't, eh? My desk is crowded with work that I've put aside for a rainy day. Children Are You Prepared? A doctor in the house all the time would be a good idea. Yet yon can't afford to keep a doctor in the family to keep baby well or pre vent sickness. But you can do almost the same thing by having at hand a bottle of Fletcher's Castoria, because it is a wonderful remedy for indigestion, colic, feverishness, fretfulness and all the other dis orders that result from common ailments that babies have. Fletcher's Castoria is perfectly sale to use. It is a harmless sub stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, and mothers recommend it because they have found it a comfort to children and a mother's friend. If you love your baby, you know how sweet it is to be able to help baby when trouble comes. You cannot always call upon a doctor. But doctors have nulling but good to say of Fletcher's Castoria, be cause they know that it can only do good - that it can't do any harm -and they wouldn't want you to use for baby a remedy that you would use for yourself. MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AKOIND EVERY BOTTLE Of FLETCHER'S CAST0SI GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the TM CINTAUR COMPANY, NIW YORK CT". Weak m Miserable? n 1 1 re vou rut? ! ,.r..j ii.r.'e tU.ly if.,-! ii''.- H, d'JJ-l ir.!-.'' hu.U nes.!?, aLtl k.iri' knluc s an: eUi n i h.lpI'V Siiit. Y"U !!;'.! V. ii'.'i 'jllll'fcjy U prewht I.t.H'C s i ,.. truii'i I.'. I'm; Iran's Ki'Jn y I' ilia, the r-iii.-fjr re OM!i!n'T;iii 1 evr yv. hv gnu-ful uw8. Ask your nehb'-r A Mississippi Cas : 'inrc v tin a tt'i i, run s ;i ti f ;t h.: through tic Hti..iit ttf rny I il k My tH''l' w.tn oft'-ii v.c;ik. 1 krtt'W ir.y t' idrn-vs wre v a u h I n K the tr)ijM' Irurn tn'-T 1r; t' :jt.ti !!' inn, bo I 1n..k I iiian'H K id iify i'ilis j coupl t, -s .f I'an'B ruri'd inc in-.' I ?i;.nii't tr.ni a return of tfit ctjnij iainl :-:r.i c." Ct Doftn'i at Any Store, 60c a Bo FOSTER - M1LDURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. Most people never really need half they pay for. BAA: nt SOgood cigarettes for 10c from cne sack of GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO We want you to have the best paper lor "BULL." Sa now you can receive) witheach packaueabock ol 24 leaves ol 11U. the very finest, cigaretta paper in the world. Cry Fop Ay: Signature of ;i?r IT! Ill 1