Show P PRESIDENT RESIDENT COOLIDGE SIGNS BEAR RIV RIVER R BAY MIGRATORY TORY BIRD A A XV i at 1 I WORK WILL BEGIN SOON ON REFUGE Chief Reddington of f Biological Bio Bio- logical Survey Looks Over Grounds WASHINGTON April 24 AP AP- AP President Coolidge today signed a a. abill bill blU establishing a migratory bird refuge at Bear River niver Utah The bill authorizes an of fon ton the acquisition df f land and construction of ot necessary sary sarr dams and Improvements It f stipulates that not more than 40 p per r cent of the refuge may be used as i a a a fJ ground at one time W Work rk on on the Bear River bay will begin very soon Boon according to D. D H. H Madsen Utah Uta state fish and game g-ame and one the leadIng leading lead lead- ing sponsors of the bill Action de depends depends de- de upon the speed with which the the- appropriation passes passe congress congre s or the bill bitt must be submitted along Ith other appropriations LOOKS OVER GROUNDS Already however Chief Paul Reddington Red fled clington of the United States biological biological biological bio bio- logical survey has looked over o the grounds at Bear River bay and has tentative plans of lining up the work worle which comes under his de de- de Chief Reddington leddington is making risking his lila headquarters In Ogden for or tho the week He lIe will leave for Alaska next week to look over oyer con- con work there however When Informed by The Tho Telegram at President Coolidge had signed the jho ilG bill Commissioner said STATEMENT IN JN FULLI FULL I ui 1 am m mighty happy that the tile bill has finally been approved Undoubtedly Undoubtedly Undoubtedly Un Un- it Is Is the biggest conser- conser valon a ion project ever er attempted In the United ted States Stales It will provide more birds fjor fr western sportsmen than eliy I other ther UI r single thing thing- In fact it Js 3 of more importance than both and bag limits its for it wilnot wil not not- only eliminate thousands ol of duck deaths from disease but it will also increase the breeding here tenfold This Tills project however howe is merely the starting of great conservation work When hen it is proved that tho the project Is a successful one as it il undoubtedly will be congress will 1 Undoubtedly make Blake more even larger appropriations Owen Carroll Pitches Second Win of Season April 2 4 24 AP Owen AP-Owen Owen Carroll Carroll Car Car- roll roil held beld the Chicago gO White Sox to Ore live scattered lilts hits hanging banging up ui a 3 to 0 victory vie vic tor tory his second of the season here Monday Mon Mon- day V The score CHICAGO I 1 DETROIT 4 1 3 4 1 S 5 1 3 1 8 5 1 3 1 6 5 3 I 3 1 0 0 4 0 3 t 0 4 0 2 1 3 1 a 3 0 ii 2 0 3 0 lc 4 1 1 6 3 t 1 1 2 Sater Santer- 3 1 0 2 3 e 1 0 2 I 0 tI 6 1 3 2 1 2 iu 3 t 6 0 1 J. J I 2051 0 S 6 1 Moore 1 10 0 0 0 3 1 0 2 I Totals 28 25 5 24 2 8 8 Totals 29 9 1 27 1 14 Moore batted for Connally In ninth SCORE BY INNINGS Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Detroit 3 x 3 1 3 SU SUMMARY Runs Sweney Sweney Gehringer Carroll Errors Er Er- Cissell dwell Connally Hellman Tave Tare n ncr nr r. r Hargrave Runs batted in In In-Geh- Gen Gen- ringer Two base hit hit Gehringer Three Three- base hits hits Sweeney Tavener Stolen bases bases basea Kam Sacrifice McCur dy Gehringer Hellmann Double pl piA j Tavener Gehringer to Sweeney Left Lefton Lefton on en bases base bue Chicago 9 P. Detroit 5 6 Base on Off Off Connally I 1 I. off Carroll C. C Struck out out out-Dy By Connally 7 1 by Carroll Wild Pitch pitch Connally Umpires Umpires- Van Connelly Coonelly and McGowan I Time of game game i 1 hour 18 U minutes minute II PACIFIC p. CO COAST LEAGUE Team Standing Won lYon Ix Lost t. t Pet San Francisco 1 1 IS S 5 J Hollywood 13 7 I I Sacramento 13 13 5 SU I ILos Los Angeles 31 11 11 10 JO Missions lons 9 11 4 4 O Oakland 9 1 12 42 Portland C 1 he H 00 Seattle Suttle 5 i Ii 15 0 I I Monday Monlay Result I Po Portland 5 i. i Missions J. J Call Called d end of Df sixth Inning rain Second game ame postponed post post- I posed rain 4 1 te 7 r |