Department of Agriculture % Department Cirgular 398

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f' UNITED STATES ^"^%J|* DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE % DEPARTMENT CIRGULAR 398

Washington, D. C. October, 1926

DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS AND ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED WITH THE PROTECTION OF RIRDS AND GAME: 1926 Compiled by TALBOTT DENMEAD Deputy Chief United States Game Warden and FRANK L. EARNSHAW Assistant, Interstate Commerce in Game Division of Migratory-Bird Treaty and Lacey Acts Bureau of Biological Survey

CONTENTS

Page Page Federal officials 2 National organizations 7 State officials 3 State organizations 8 Canadian officials 6 Canadian organizations \ lo Newfoundland 7 Audubon societies . lo Mexico- 7

This circular, the twenty-seventh ^ annual Directory of Officials and Organiza- tions Concerned with the Protection of Birds and Game, is issued for the convenience of game authorities, bird-protection organizations, «and others in procuring information concerning game conditions and game law^s. The organization and personnel of governmental establishments of this country, Canada, Newfoundland, and Mexico concerned with game matters are given, together with the names and addresses of officials of state-wide game and bird protective associations and societies, and of the principal national organizations interested m bird protection, including the advisory board, migratory-bird treaty act Changes in the personnel of State game officials since the last directory (Department Circular 360) was issued have been made in Arizona, California Indiana, New Hampshire, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Virginia. Thé only legislative change afeecting game administration was made in Virginia wehere the State Department of Game and Inland Fisheries was placed under a nonsalaried commission of five members, wdth a salaried executive secretary in direct charge. This reorganization has effected a separation of game and inland fisheries from commercial fisheries, a combination that had continued since 1916. Three appointments have been made to the advisory board, migratory-bird treaty act, to fill vacancies caused by death and resignation. Several new associations interested in conservation have been added, and others that have ceased to function have been omitted. Among the organizations added to the list are the Associated Sportsmen's Clubs of California, the

1 Previous editions may be consulted at many public libraries, as follow«î • IQOO 1Q14 «^íi'Síi^r of the.Biological Survey; 1915-1918, in Docum¿tfof th^BS^ and 1919 to date, in Department of Agriculture Circulars. survey, 8098—26 1 2 Department Circular 398, U, S, Dept, of Agriculture

Jack Miner League, the Fish and Game Protective Association of British Columbia, and State divisions of the Izaak Walton League of ximerica. The international committee for bird protection now includes representatives from Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia, in addition to those previously included. The names and addresses of United States game wardens, who enforce the migratory-bird treaty and Lacey Acts, have been included for the first time. Violations of the acts may be reported direct to these wardens or to the Bureau of Biological Survey. m ^_„ Information concerning national and state-wide organizations interested m the protection of game is desired, including any changes in the personnel, for the use of the department and for necessary revisions in the next edition of the directory. Local organizations are not included in the scope of this directory. Persons wishing detailed information pertaining to State game and fish laws should communicate with the game ofiicial of the State in w-hich they are interested. Game laws are published in pamphlet form in all the States. Summaries of the game and fur laws of the United States, Canada. Newfound- land and Mexico are published annually by the United States Department of Agriculture—for the season of 1926-27 in Farmers' Bulletins Nos. 1505 and 1515, respectively.

united States i?ame wardens—Continued. FEDERAL OFFICIALS Box .306, Peoria, 111. : B. J. Shaver, general delivery, St. Paul, Minn.; Bertrand UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF E. Smith, 31 Wolcott Street, Portland, AGRICULTURE Me. • Grin D. Steele, Box 351, Council Bluffs, Iowa ; Ray C. Steele, 515 Post [Jurisdiction extended to game by the Office Building, Portland, Ori-g. ; George Lacey Act, approved May 25, 1900, and Tonkin, 211 Post Office Building, Berke- the migratory-bird treaty act, approved ley, Calif. ; E. B. Whitehead, Box 434, July 3, 1918, both of which are admin- Thomasville, Ga. istered by the Bureau of Biological Advisory Board, migratory-bird treaty act. Survey, Washington, D. C. Chairman, John B. Burnham, president, The Alaska Game Commission, at Ju- American Game Protective and Propa- neau, established under the Alaska game gation Association, 233 Broadway, law of January 18, 1925, acts in an ad- New York City ; William C. Adams, visory capacity to the Secretary of Agri- director, division of fisheries and game. culture in the formulation of regulations State House, Boston, Mass. ; W. E. Al- for Alaska on game, birds, and land fur- bert, State fish and game warden. bearing animals, and enforces the law Des Moines, Iowa ; Brooke Anderson, and regulations ; the executive officer is president Chicago Camp Fire Club, 38 the chief representative of the Bureau of South Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111. ; Biological Survey resident in Alaska. Alva Clapp, Atchison, Kans. ; Ralph H. All Federal game and bird reservations in Clock, member board of fish and game the Territory are administered through commissioners, 1216 Security Bank the Bureau of Biological Survey. Building, Long Beach, Calif. ; William The Forest Service administers the L. Finley, member State game com- big-game reservations and national mission, Jennings Lodge, Oreg. ; E. H. monuments under its jurisdiction, and Forbush, State ornithologist, State cooperates with Federal and State offi- House, Boston, Mass. ; J. F. Gould, cials in the enforcement of game laws State game and fish commissioner. on the natioifal forests.] Old State Capitol. St. Paul, Minn. ; George Bird Grinnell, president Boone Secretary of Agriculture, W. M. Jardine, and Crockett Club, 238 East Fifteenth Washington, D. C. Street, New Y'ork City ; Clark Mc- Chief, Bureau of Biological Survey, E. W. Adams, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Nelson, Washington, D. C. Louis, Mo. ; Marshall McLean, Camp Assistant Chief, Bureau of Biological Sur- Fire Club of America. 350 Madison vey, W. C. Henderson, Washington, D. C. Avenue, New York City ; David H. Chief United States Game Warden, Harold Madsen, fish and game commissioner, P. Sheldon, Biological Survey, Wash- Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, Utah ; ington, D. C. Thomas N. Marlowe, chairman State Deputy Chief United States Game Warden, fish and game commission, Missoula, Talbott Denmead, Biological Survey, Mont. ; Lee Miles, chairman game and W^ashington, D. C. fish commission. Little Rock, Ark. ; I. United States game wardens : Harry S. Myers, Akron, Ohio ; T. Gilbert Pear- Barmeier, 4947 Schollmeyer Avenue, St. son, president National Association of Louis, Mo. ; William L. Birsch, Box 237, Audubon Societies, 1974 Broadway, Norfolk, Va. ; Thomas T. Bloxsom, New York City ; I. T. Quinn, commis- Locustville, Va. ; B. R. Britton, Box 185, sioner department of game and fish- Socorro, N. Mex. : M. A. Charlton, 2106 eries, Montgomery, Ala. ; A. A. Rich- Summit Street, Columbus, Ohio ; Frank ardson, chief game warden, Columbia, Clarkson, Box 1168, Houston, Tex. ; P. S. S. C. ; S. F. Rathbun, supervisor of Farnham, Owego, N. Y. ; P. K. Hilliard, game and game fish, 404 Bell Street 31 Loraine Avenue, Pleasantville. N. J. ; Terminal, Seattle, Wash. ; Jordan B. William H. Hoffman, Box 1022, Mobile, Royall, commissioner, department of Ala. ; John Q. Holmes, Orleans, Nebr. ; game and fresh-water fish, Tallahassee, Jay V. Kelsey, Daytona, Fla. ; S. W. Fla. ; George Shiras, 3d, 4.530 Klingle Linebaugh, Russelville, Ky. ; George E. Street NW., Washington, D. C. Mushbach, Box 438, Billings, Mont. ; Officer in charge of game and bird reserva- John E. Perry, Lock Box 301, Memphis, tions, E. A. Goldman, Biological Survey, Tenn. ; W. H. Ransom, Box 94, Spokane, Washington, D. C, Vfash. ; George M. Riddick, Box 815, Forester, W. B. Greelev, Forest Service, Little Rock, Ark. ; Kenneth F. Roahen, Washington, D. C. Directory of Game Protection Officials, 1926

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF California: Board of Fish and Game Com- THE INTERIOR missioners. Term's, pleasure of gover- [The National Park Service administers nor. the laws for the protection of game on President, I. Zellerbach Postal Telegraph national parks and also on the national Building, San Francisco. monuments under the Jurisdiction of the M. J. Connell, M. J. Connell Building, Department of the Interior.] Los Angeles. Ralph H. Clock, 1216 Security Bank Secretary of the Interior, Hubert Work, Building, Long Beach. Washington, D. C. Executive officer, B. D. Marx Greene, Director, National Park Service, Stephen T. Postal Telegraph Building, San Fran- Mather, Washington, D. C. cisco. Assistant executive officer, H. R. Dunbar^ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Forum Building, Sacramento. COMMERCE Assistant executive officer, Charles L. Gilmore, Sacramento. [The Bureau of Fisheries administers laws Assistant in charge of division, C. S. for the protection of fur seals on the Bander, Pacific Finance Building, Los Pribilof Islands and for the protection of Angeles. sea otters, walruses, and sea lions in the Chief of field j)atrol, J. S. Hunter, Postal Territorial waters of Alaska.] Telegraph Building, San Francisco. Secretary of Commerce, Herbert Hoover, Puhlicaiions: Fish and game laws; Washington, D. C. quarterly bulletin ; biennial re- Commissioner of Fisheries, Henry O'Mallev, ports. Washington, D. C. Colorado: State Game and Fish Commis- sioner. State Capitol, Denver. CANAL ZONE Roland G. Parvin (term indefinite— under civil service). [By authority of Executive orders relative Publications: Game and fish laws ; to police powers and hunting in the biennial reports. Canal Zone, the Governor of the Panama Connecticut: State Board of Fisheries and Canal has issued orders and regulations Game, Hartford. concerning hunting in the Canal Zone.] President, Frederic C. Walcott, Norfolk Chief of Office, the Panama Canal, A. L. (term expires 1927). Flint, Washington, D. C. E. Wheeler, Stratford (term expires Executive Secretary, the Panama Canal, 1931). C. A. Mcllvaine, Balboa Heights, C. Z. Karl^ C. Kulle, Suffield (term expires Superintendent, John W. Titcomb, State STATE OFFICIALS Capitol, Hartford. State warden, A. Joseph Williamson, Alabama: Department of Game and Fish- State Capitol, Hartford. eries, Montgomery. Puhlications: Game and fish laws ; Commissioner, I. T. Quinn (term expires biennial reports. January, 1931). Delaware: Board of Game and Fish Com- PuUications: Game and fish laws; missioners. shrimp and oyster laws ; bul- President, H. C. Davis, Laurel (term letins ; bird-day book (issued an- expires 1929). nually for public schools of Vice president, John F. Lynn, Wilming- State I ; quadrennial reports. ton (term expires September, 1929). Alaska: Alaska Game Commission, Juneau Secretary and treasurer, Wilbert Rawley, Chairman, first judicial division. Charles Leipsic (term expires September, 1927). T. Gardner, Juneau (term expires June Chief game and fish warden, John P. Le- 30, 1929). Fevre, Dover. Second judicial division, Thomas D. Jen- Publications: Game and fish laws ; sen, Nome (term expires June 30, biennial reports. District of Columbia: Metropolitan Police, Third judicial division, William H. Washington. (Has jurisdiction over Chase, Cordova (term expires June 30, matters pertaining to game.) 1927j. Superintendent, Edwin B. Hesse. Fourth judicial division, Preston S, H. R. Lohman, comm'anding Harbor Whitney, Fairbanks (term expires Precinct. June 30, 1930). Florida: Department of Game and Fresh- Executive officer and secretary of com- îvater Fish. mission, Ernest P. Walker. Juneau Commissioner, Jordan B. Royall, Talla- (chief representative of Bureau of hassee. Biological Survey in Alaska). Georgia: State Game and Fish Board. FuNications: Alaska game law and Chairman, James H. Dozier, Athens. regulations. M. O. Dunning, Savannah. Arizona: St(fte Game Warden, Phoenix. Charles S. Arnow, St. Marys. D. E.^ Pettis (term expires January 1. Commissioner of game and fish, Peter S. Twitty, Atlanta. Puhlicaiions' Game laws ; reports. Hawaii: Fish and Game Commissiofi Arkansas: Game and Fish GommisHon, State Chairman, A. L. Dean, University of Capitol, Little Rock. Hawaii, Honolulu. Chairman, Lee Miles, Little Rock (term- Executive officer, H. L. Kelly, Honolulu. expires March, 1927). Idaho: Fish and Game Department, Boise W. B. Sorrels, Pine Bluff (term expires Warden, R. E. Thomas (term expires March, 1929). April 14, 1927). Harry A. Jones, Hot Springs (term ex- Chief deputy, Turner Sparkman. pires March, 1929). Fish commissioner, W. M. Keil Charles H. Tompkins, Prescott (term ex- Chief clerk, J. W. Keeffe. pires March, 1927). Publications: Fish and game laws : William F. Jeffett, Helena (term expires biennial reports. March, 1927). Illinois : Department of Conservation, Spring- Secretary, Guy Amsler, Little Rock. field. PuUications: Game and fish laws ; Director, W. J. Stratton. reports ; and the Arkansas Con- Publications: Game and fish bulle- servationist, published quarterly. tins (annual). 4 Department Circular 398, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Indiana: Department of Conservation^ State Michigan—Continued. House, Indianapolis. Chief deputy, David R. Jones, Lansing. Chairman, Stanley Coulter. Publications: Biennial reports; game Director (executive of department), and fish laws (published by sec- Richard Lieber (term pleasure of com- retary of state). missioners). Minnesota: Department of Conservation, Division of Fish and Oame: Chairman, G. M. Conzet. commissioner of Superintendent, George N. Mannfeld. forestry and fire prevention, Old Capi- PuMioations: Laws relating to nat tol, St. Paul. ural resources, including fish and Commissioner of lands and timber, R. P. <* ^ game laws ; yearbook ; and special Chase, State Capitol, St. Paul. bulletins and findings. State game and fish commissioner, J. F. Iowa: State Fish and Game Warden^ Des Gould, Old Capitol, St. Paul (term Moines. ,, , „. expires July 1, 1927). W E. Albert (term expires March 31, Publications: Game and fish laws; 1929). quarterly bulletin ; special reports ; Publications: Fish and game laws; catalogue of fishes ; biennial re- biennial reports. ports. State Board of Conservation: Investi- Mississippi: For information regarding game gates and acquires sites for public laws address Secretary of State, Jack- State parks and otherwise conserves son. . . the wild life of the State. Missouri: Game and Fish Commissioner, Chairman, L. H. Pammel, Ames. Jefferson City. Mrs. May H. McNider, Mason City. Keith McCanse (term expires May 17, W. B. Saunders, Emmetsburg. 1927). Mary C. Armstrong, Fort Dodge. Chief deputy, J. O. Cottle. Clifford Niles, Anamosa. Publications: Game and fish laws ; Secretary, W. C. Merkens, Des Moines. annual reports ; game and fish Kansas: State Fish and Came Warden, news. Pratt. Montana: State Fish and Game Commission, J. B. Doze (term expires April 18, 1927). Helena. Publications: Pish and game laws; Chairman, Thomas N. Marlowe, Missoula bulletins ; biennial reports. (term expires April, 1929). Kentucky: Game and Fish Commission, Secretary and State fish and game war- Frankfort. den, Robert H. Hill, Helena. Chairman, Ray B. Moss, Pineville (term J. L. Kelly, Anaconda (term expires expires June, 1928). April 1, 1928). J. B. Gatlitt, Williamsburg (term ex- E. C. Carruth, Havre (term expires pires June, 1928). April, 1927). Alanson Trigg, Glasgow (term expires E. A. Wilson, Livingston (term expires June, 1930). April 15, 1920). T. B. Watts, Louisville (term expires W. K. Moore, Billings (term expires June, 1928). April 15, 1930). Executive agent, George C. Waggoner, Superintendent of fisheries, Charles A. Frankfort (term expires June, 1928). Jakways, Helena. Superintendent of wardens, C. J. Mere- Publications: Fish and game laws; dith, Frankfort. biennial reports. Publications: Fish and game laws ; Nebraska: Department of Agriculture, Lin- bulletins ; biennial reports. coln. , . Secretary, H. J. McLaughlin. Louisiana: Department of Conservation, Assistant secretary, J. W. Mayer. Court Building, New Orleans. Bureau of Game and Fish: Commissioner, V. K. Irion (term expires State game warden, J. C. Jenkins. August, 1929). Publications : Game and fish laws ; Publications: Fish, oyster, game, biennial reports of department ; mineral, and forestry laws ; eco- Outdoor Nebraska. nomic bulletins ; biennial reports. Nevada: State Fish and Game Commission. Maine: Commissioner of Inland Fisheries Chairman, A. G. Meyers, Carson City. and Game, State House, Augusta. Secretary, J. E. Johnson, Reno. Willis E. Parsons (term expires April J. E. Robins, Elko. 22, 1927). Publications: Game and fish laws. Pu'blications: Fish and game laws; New Hampshire: Fish and Game Commis- biennial reports. sioner, State House, Concord. Maryland: Conservation Department, 512-14 Mott L. Bartlett (term expires June 1, Munsey Building, Baltimore. 1928). Commissioner, Swépson Barle (term ex- Chief clerk, Mrs. Agnese Nawn Corliss. pires May, 1927). Publications: Game and fish laws ; State game warden, E. Lee Le Compte. biennial reports. Chief deputy game warden, Charles F. New Jersey: Board of Fish and Game Com- Smith. missioners, Trenton. Secretary, Harold S. Kolmer. President, H. J. Burlington, Montvale Publications: Fish and game laws ; (term expires November 25, 1930). annual reports ; Maryland Con- Treasurer, Lewis Spinks, Jersey City servationist, published quarterly. (term expires March 23, 1927). Alex. H. Phillips, Princeton (term ex- Massachusetts: Department of Conservation, pires November 25, 1928). State House, Boston. Wm. A. Faunce, Atlantic City (term ex- Commissioner, William A. L. Bazeley pires March 23, 1927). (term expires December 5, 1926). Charles F. Hunter, Palisade (term ex- Division of Fisheries and Game: pires March 23, 1927). Director, William C. Adams (term Harry T. Hagaman. Lakewood (term ex- expires December 5, 1926). pires November 27, 1927). Publications: Fish and game laws ; George C. Warren, jr.. Summit (term ex- annual reports. pires November 25, 1929). Michigan: Department of Conservation, Lan- Secretary, Walter H. Fell, Trenton. sing. Fish and game protector, James M. Strat- Chairman, W. H. Wallace, Saginaw. ton, North Long Branch. Director, John Baird, Lansing. Publications: Fish and game laws; Secretary, Edgar Cochrun, Lansing. annual reports. Directory of Game Protection Officials, Í926

New Mexico: Department of Oatne and Fish, Oregon—Continued. Santa Fe. Chairman, T. C. Hill, Dawson (term ex- Publications: Game laws; annual pires March 5, 1927). and biennial reports ; Oregon Arthur H. Sisk, Albuquerque (term ex- Sportsman. pires March 17, 1930). Pennsylvania: Board of Game Commission- Cliarle« Proebstel, Santa Fe (term ex- ers, Harrisburg. pires March 17, 1928). President, H. J. Donaldson, 410 Pine Secretary and State game and fish war- Street, Williamsport (term expires den, T. P. Delgado, Santa Fe (term expires 1927). Vice President, Jared M. B. Reis, New New York : Conservation Commission, Albany. Castle (term expires 1930). Commissioner, Alexander Macdonald, Al- Adolf Müller, Norristown. bany (term expires December 31, Francis H. Coffin, Scranton (term ex- 1928). pires 1930). Franklin G. Mclntosh, Franklin (term Deputy commissioner, Francis X. Disney, expires 1930). Elmira. Richard E. Reitz, Brookville (term ex- Secretary, Herbert F. Prescott, Albany. pires 1927). Chief game protector, Llewellyn Legge, Executive secretary, J. B. Truman, Capi- 23 South Pearl Street, Albany. tol Building, Harrisburg. Publications: Conservation laws, in- Publications: Game, fish, and for- cluding forest, fish, and game estry laws ; bulletins ; biennial re- laws ; maps ; annual reports ; ports. bulletins on forestry and wild life. Rhode Island: Commissioners of Birds North Carolina: Auduhon Society of North Chairman, Everett L. Walling, 1022 Hos- Carolina, Raleigh. (Acts as a State pital Trust Building, Providence. department and administers the game Clifton L. Tallman, Newport. laws in the counties under its juris- John Barlow, Kingston. diction.) Alexander G. Fales, Bristol. Publications: Local game laws; Everett L. Barrus, Conimicut. circulars. All terms expire January 31, 1929. The Legislative Reference Li- Publications: Game laws ; annual brarian, Raleigh, also publishes a reports. pamphlet containing a summary South Carolina: Chief Game Warden. of the local game laws of the State. A. A. Richardson, Columbia (term ex- North Dakota: Game and Pish Board. pires March 1, 1929). President, W. C. Taylor, La Moure (term Publications: State game laws ; an- expires April 1, 1927). nual reports. Vice president, W. A. Hoghaug, Devils South Dakota: Department of Agriculture, Lake (term expires April 1, 1929). Pierre. Secretary, H. L. Rice, Beach (term ex- Seci'etary, B. F. Myers. pires April, 1927). Division of Game and Fish: Game and fish commissioner, C. P. Peter- Director, O. H. Johnson. son, Bisbee (term expires April, 1927). Deputy, Miss A. F. Whitney. District Game Wardens: Publications: Game laws; annual re- Chief warden, District No. 1 (north- ports ; booklet on wild-fowl and ern), W. E. Byerly, Velva (term ex- fish attractions of South Dakota. pires April 1, 1927). Tennessee: State Game and Fish Warden, State-wide warden, District No. 1 Nashville. (northern), Wm. Schull, St. John. George R. Calhoun (term expires Janu- Chief warden. District No. 2 (south- ary, 1927). ern), H. A. Brown, Cooperstown Publications: Game and fish laws ; (term expires April 1, 1927). reports. State-wide warden. District No. 2. Texas: Game, Fish, and Oyster Commis- (southern), Burnie Maurek, Fargo. sioner, Austin. Publications: Game and fish laws ; T. E. Hubby (term expires 1927). biennial reports. Chief deputy, E'red E. Morris. Ohio: Department of Agriculture, Columbus. Publications: Game, fish, oyster, Director and chief executive officer, sand, shell, and gravel laws : an- Charles V.V Truax. nual reports; Wild Game Life of Fish and Game Division: Texas (yearbook). Chief warden, Dent O. Thompson. Utah: State Fish and Game Commissioner, Publications: Fish and game laws; Capitol Building, Salt Lake City. annual reports. David H. Madsen (term expires March 7, Oklahoma: State Game and Fish Commis- 1927). sion, Oklahoma City. Publications: Fish and game laws ; Chairman, Samuel Morley, McAlester. biennial reports. E. W. Marland, Ponca City. Vermont: Fish and Game Commissioner, N. R. Graham, Tulsa. Montpelier. State fish and game warden, A. R. Linus Leavens (term expires February Reeves, Oklahoma City. 1, 1927). ^ Assistant fish and game warden, A. L. Publications: Fish and game laws ; Tscbeffely, Oklahoma City. biennial reports ; pheasant cul- Pul}lioations: Game and fish laws; ture manual. reports. Virginia; Department of Game and Inland Oregon: State Game Commission. Fisheries, 716 State Office Building?, Chairman, James W. Maloney, Pendleton Richmond. (term expires February 25, 1929). Commissioners, A. Willis Robertson, I. N. Fleiscbner, Portland (term expires chairman, Lexington, February 25, 1930). Beverly W. Stras, jr., Tazewell. Harold Clifford, Canyon City (term ex- Allen Epes, Blackstone. pires February 25, 1927). Wm. S. Snow, Alexandria. W. L. Finley, Jennings Lodge (term ex- Samuel P. Goodloe, Afton. pires February 25, 1931). Executive secretary, M. D. Hart, 716 H. M. Bauer, Corvallis (term expires State Ofiice Building, Ricbraond. February 25, 1928). Publications: Game and fish laws: State game warden, E. F. Averill, 419 reports : Game and Fish Conser- Pittock Block, Portland. vationist, published bimonthly. 8098—26 2 6 Department Circular 398, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Washington: Department of Fisheries and Canadian National Parks, Department of Game, , ^, , the Interior. Ottawa. (Administers the Director of fisheries and game, Charles migratory-birds convention act.) R. Maybury, Olympia (term, pleasure Commissioner, J. B. Harkin. of governor). ^ , ^ ^ Supervisor of wild-life protection, Hoyes Supervisor of game and game fish, S. F. Lloyd. Rathbun (Box 384), 404 Bell Street District chief Federal migratory-bird offi- Terminal, Seattle. cers ; Maritime Provinces, R. W. Tufts, Publications: Seasons and bag limits Wolf ville, Nova Scotia; Ontario and ;a . on game and fur-bearing animals, Quebec, Harrison F. Lewis, Canadian ? ^ upland and migratory game birds, National Parks, Ottawa, Ontario: __ and game fish ; biennial reports. Western Provinces, J. A. Munro, Okan- iir West Virginia: Game and Fish Commission, agan Landing, British Columbia. ^ Charleston. Publications: Migratory-birds con- Chairman, C. A. Cabell, Carbon (term vention act and regulations; expires July 1, 1928). pamphlets. George D. Curtin, Clarksburg (term ex- Alberta: Department of Agriculture, Ed- pires July 1, 1927). monton. (Has jurisdiction over mat- Edward Cooper, jr., Bramwell (term ex- ters pertaining to game.) pires July 1, 1929). Minister, George Hoadley. Chief game protector, A. B. Brooks, Buck- Deputy minister, H. A. Craig. hannon. Game commissioner, Benjamin Lawton. Chief deputy game protector, Jennings J. Publications: Game laws; annual Summers, Charleston. reports. Chief forest-fire warden, P. M. Brown- British Columbia: Game Conservation Board, ing, Buckhannon. Courthouse, Victoria. (The game de- Publications: Game and fish laws ; partment is under the superintendent annual reports. of provincial police, who becomes also Wisconsin: State Conservation Commission. ex officio provincial game warden.) Commissioner, Elmer S. Hall, Madison Chairman, M. B. Jackson, Victoria. (term expires February, 1929). Secretary, F. R. Butler, Victoria. Superintendent of forests and parks, C. Provincial game warden, J. H. McMullin, L. Harrington, Madison. Superintendent of fisheries, B. O. Web- Victoria. ster, Madison. T. B. Booth, Nanaimo. Secretary, Matt Patterson, Madison. J. A. Buckham, Golden. Chief warden, Robert Ripple, Oshkosh. Allan Brooks, Okanagan Landing. Publications: Game and fish laws ; Joseph Murray, Vanderhoof. biennial reports. F. McSween, New Westminister. Wyoming: State Game and Fish Commis- Publications: Game laws; bulletins; sion. annual game report. President, Josef F. Replogle, Lander Manitoba: Department of Agriculture and (term expires December 31, 1931). Immigration, Winnipeg. (Has juris- Vice president, John Watt, Laramie diction over matters pertaining to (term expires December 31, 1931). game.) B. C. Rumsey, Cody (term expires De- Minister, Albert Prefontaine. cember 31, 1929). Chief game commissioner, J. H. Evans. James Simpson, Jackson (term expires Publications: Game protection act; December 31, 1929). annual reports. O. G. Norval, Buffalo (term expires De- New Brunswick: Crown Land Departm^ent, cember 31, 1927). Fredericton. (Has jurisdiction over John T. Scott, Casper (term expires De- matters pertaining to game.) cember 31, 1927). Minister lands and mines, C. D. Richards. Secretary and commissioner, A. A. San- Deputy minister lands and mines, G. H. ders, Cheyenne (term expires Decem- Prince. ber 31, 1926). Chief game and fire warden, L. A. Gag- non. CANADIAN OFFICIALS Publications: Game laws; annual reports. Advisory Board on Wild-life Protection (Interdepartamental), Ottawa, Ontario. Northwest Territories: Northwest Territories (Advises in the administration of the and Yukon Branch, Department of the Northwest game act and the migra- Interior, Ottawa, Ontario. (Adminis- tory-birds convention act, and also ad- ters the Northwest game act.) vises the Dominion Government on Director, O. S. Finnic. questions affecting the conservation of Chief of wild-life division. Maxwell Gra- wild life generally ; assists Provincial ham. governments whenever possible and Publications: Northwest game act; promotes cooperative measures be- reports of royal commission on tween governments.) possibilities of reindeer and Chairman, James White, technical ad- musk-ox industries in northern viser, Department of Justice. Canada ; Observations in the Wood Secretary, Hoyes Lloyd, Canadian Na- Buffalo Park, 1922 ; pamphlets tional Parks, Department of the Inte- and posters translated into sylla- ^ rior. bic and Eskimo language. E. M. Anderson, Geological Survey, De- Nova Scotia: Department of Lands and For- ^g partment of Mines ; J. B. Harkin, ests. ^^ Canadian National Parks. Department Minister, John C. Douglas, Halifax. of the Interior; D. C. Scott, Depart- Publications: Game laws ; annual * ment of Indian Affairs ; J. A. Rodd, superintendent of fish culture. Depart- reports. ment of Marine and Fisheries ; C. Ontario: Department of Game and Fisheries, Starnes, commissioner, Royal Canadian Parliament Building, Toronto. Mounted Police ; Arthur Gibson. Do- Minister, Charles McCrea. minion entomologist, Department of Deputy minister, D. McDonald. Agriculture ; O. S. Finnic, director. Superintendent, George H. Rapsey. Northwest Territories Branch, Depart- Publications: Game laws ; annual ment of the Interior. reports. Directory of Game Protection Officials, 1926

Prince Edward Island: Department of Aari- culture. AssociATED MOUNTAINEERING CLUBS OF NORTH AMERICA. Minister, J. H. Myers, Charlottetown. Secretary LeRoy Jeffers, 106 Central (Game inspector appointed by lieuten- Park West, New York City, ant governor in council, and consta- ^^ëf.^fx^"; American Alpine Club, 476 Dles, policemen, and market clerks en- i^lfth Avenue, New York City. force the game act.) BooNE AND CROCKETT CLUB. Publications: Annual reports. President, George Bird Grinnell, 238 »^ Quebec: Department of Colonisation, Mines East Fifteenth Street, New York City and Fisheries—Fisheries and Game Secretary, Kermit Roosevelt, 44 Beaver ^ .^ ^ ^ Branch, QxxQbQC. Street, New York City. 1|r^ Minister, J. E. Perrault. Chairman, game preservation committee Deputy minister, L. A. Richard. Hey ward Cutting, 542 Fifth Avenue Special (expert) officer, E. T. D. Cham- New York City. bers. CAMP FIRE CLUB OP AMERICA (INC.) General superintendent of fisheries and President, William N. Beach, 131 Bast game, J. A. Bellisle. Forty-sixth Street, New York City. Assistant superintendent of fisheries and Secretary P. R. Hoisington, 311 Broad- game, Eug. Hamel. way. New York City. Publications: Fish and game laws : THE GAME CONSERVATION SOCIETY (INC ) annual reports. Saskatchewan: Department of Agriculture, York^cft- ^^^'*y-second Street, N¿w Kegma. (Has jurisdiction over mat- President, Dwight W. Huntington. ters pertaining to game.) Secretary, Arthur M. Bartley Minister of agriculture, C. M. Hamilton. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP GAME FISH Deputy minister, F. H. Auld. AND CONSERVATION COMMISSIONERS. ' Game commissioner, Fred Bradshaw. Publications: Annual reports. Conn^ ^ rederick C. Walcott, Norfolk, Yukon: For information regarding gamP Secretary RP Holland, 45 West Forty- laws, address Percy Reid, Gold Commis- fifth Street, New York City. sioner, Dawson. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE POR BiRD PRO- TECTION. (Includes representatives of NEWFOUNDLAND leading scientific and conservation societies m Australia, Austria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany Game and Inland Fisheries Board, St ?flZ^ Britain Holland, Hungary,' Johns. Italy, Japan, Luxemburg, New Zea- President, ex-officio minister of marine A^P^' J^öÎ^'^y» Switzerland, South and fisheries. Africa Sweden, and the United States.) Vice president, Thomas Winter. President, T. Gilbert Pearson, 1974 First assistant vice president, Broadway, New York City Second assistant vice president, W H THE, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Rennie. Presiden Chas. W Folds, 208 South Secretary, Gower Rabbitts. La Salle Street, Chicago, 111. Publications: Game laws ; annual reports. MEXICO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP AUDUBON SOCIE- President,' T. Gilbert Pearson, 1974 Secretaria de Agricultura y Fomento Broadway, New York City. Dirección Forestal y de Gaza y Pesca. Secretary, Wm. P. Wharton, Groton, ^'^^^\^^^ J?^^^^^^ y ûe Caza y Pesca, Waldo Soberon, Coyoacan, D. F. NATIONAL GAME CONPERBNCE. In charge of game, Carlos Lopez, 4a Dr Lucio, No. 75, City of Mexico, D. F. ' Conn^"^' ■^''^^^^^^ C- Walcott, Norfolk, Secretary Wakefield Dort, 233 Broad- ^ way, New York City. NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Treasurer, Newbold L. Herrick 23^ AMERICAN BISON SOCIETY Broadway, New York City. ' President, Edmund Seymour, 45 Wall NATIONAL OUTDOOR RECREATION CONPER- Street, New York City. Secretary, M. S. Garretson, 727 East Chairman, Chauncey J. Hamlin, 110 Two hundred and sixteenth Street Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y New York City. Secretary Arthur Ringland, Room* 2034, AMERICAN GAME PROTECTIVE AND PROPAGA- Navy Building, Washington, D. C TION ASSOCIATION (INC.), 233 Broad- NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY (INC) way, New York City. (This society takes an active p¿rt in President, .John B. Burnham. the protection of birds and game ) Vice president, Carlos A very President, Madison Grant, 101 pirk Vice president. George Shiras, 3d. Avenue, N(^w York City Secretary, Wakefield Dort Secretary, William White Niles, 27 Pine AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION Street, New York City. in President, Jonathan Dwight, 43 West PERMANENT WILD LIPE PROTECTION FUND Seventieth Street, New York City Trustees : William T. Hornaday 1 Bank Street NW., Washington. D C Street, Stamford, Conn.; (jikrk Wil- AMERICAN SOCIETY OP MAMMALOOISTS JamP^ 160 ^Broadway, New York CUy ; (.INC.) . President, William D. Matthew, Ameri- Yorkît^""^ of Natural History, New "^""cSiisti^Sîfs""" ^" ^^'^-^ «^-- Corresponding secretary, A. Brazier President, S. F. Rathbun, 404 Bell Street [^^w^l'^Biological Survey, Washin¿- Terminal, Seattle, Wash. ®®^ Vice president, A. A. Sanders, Cheyenne, 8 Department Circular 398, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

ILLINOIS DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE STATE ORGANIZATIONS OF AMERICA. ^^^ ^ „ President, Bob Scholes, 820 Jefferson [Organizations not heard froin in 1926 are Building, Peoria. marked with an asterisk (*)] Secretary, William B. Kemp, 107 North Kaynor Street, Joliot. ♦ALABAMA FISHERMEN AND HUNTERS' ASSO- ILLINOIS SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE. President, H. C. Norcross, Çarlyle. .^ Preside'nf/W. G. Oliver Birmingham Secretary, August Semmelroth, Belleville. r Secretary-treasurer, Ted Cottrell, Bir- INDIANA FISH^ GAME, AND FOREST LEAGUE. mingham. President, Ú. H. Evans, Newcastle. ^ ALABAMA GAME AND GAME FISH PROTEC- Secretary, Fred. Dobelbower, Lafayette. ^ TIVE ASSOCIATION. President, George Stuart, Montgomery. INDIANA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Secretary, Julius Frank, Montgomery. Presidint^'^L.^G. Bradford, 209 Citizens ALASKA FISH AND GAME CLUB Bank Building, South Bend. President, Grover C. Wiiin, Juneau. Secretary, Charles L. Biederwolf, Court- Secretary-treasurer, A. P. Kashevaroff, house, Fort Wayne. Juneau. IOWA CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION ARKANSAS DIVISION^ IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE President G, B. MacDonald, Iowa State OF AMERICA. ^ President, Horace Endsley, Texarkana. College, Ames. Secretary, /^. C. Williams, Mena. Secretary, • IOWA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED SOCIETIES FOR THE \MERICA CONSERVATION OF WILD LIFE. President, B. Schimek, Iowa City. President, William F. Bade, 2616 College Secretary, Harry L. Erwm, Grand Junc- Avenue, Berkeley. ^^^^ ^ Secretary, A. S. Kibbe, 1534 Grove KANSAS 'FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE AS- Street, Berkeley. SOCIATION. , ^-r . X [CALIFORNIA] ASSOCIATED SPORTSMEN'S President, D. E. Lamb, Herington. CLUBS OF CALIFORNIA, 72 New Mont- Secretary-treasurer, H. L. Humphrey, gomery Street, San Francisco. Abilene. President, Harry S. Meyer. KANSAS DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Secretary, M. R. Obitz. COLORADO GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE AS- PresidentTl.'L. Scott, Pittsburg Elevator SOCIATION. ^ , , Co., Pittsburg. .H^./ XT 4-T, President, Otis E. Mclntyre, Colorado Secretary, J. A. Cushman, 116i^ North Main Street, Eldorado. SefrêtaiT-treasurer, H. C. Williams, Box KANSAS STATE GAME PRESERVATION AS SO- 236, Colorado Springs. CIATION CONNECTICUT FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE President* W. A. Ayres, 407 Fourth Na- ASSOCIATION. ^ ^Â- tional Bank Building, Wichita. President, George H. Scranton, Box 114o, Secretary, J. B. Doze, Pratt. 42 Church Street, New Haven. KENTUCKY GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE AS- Secretary and treasurer, • SOCIATION. ^ ^ ^, . DELAWARE STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIA- President. J. Quincy Ward, Cynthiana. Secretary, R. J. H. Shurr, Lexington. Pres?dent, W. A. Simonton, 6040 DuPont LOUISIANA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Building, Wilmington. OF AMERICA. ^, , , Secretary, H. D. Albaugh, Pennsgrove, President, K. E. Merren, Merchants N. J. Building, Shreveport. ♦FLORIDA GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE AS- Secretary, Martin L. Close, Box 733, SOCIATION. ^ Alexandria. President, T. C. Smyth, Tavares. LOUISIANA SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE. . Secretary, H. L. Collins, XJmatiUa. President, Carl Wettermark, Alexandria. ♦FLORIDA GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE Secretary, H. H. Kopman, Court Build- ing, New Orleans. President,* George S. Stone, Fort Myers. MAINE SPORTSMEN'S FISH AND GAME AS- Secretary, Rube Allyn, Ruskin. SOCIATION. FLORIDA DIVISION, IZAAK WÂLTON LEAGUE President, Blaine S. Viles, Augusta. OF AMERICA. Secretary, Frank W. Wardwell, 32 Ex- President, A. F. Knotts, Inglis change Street, Portland. Secretary, C. S. Graham, 417 West Six- MARYLAND STATE GAME AND FISH PROTEC- teenth Street, Jacksonville. TIVE ASSOCIATION (INC.). GEORGIA FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE AS- President, P. M. Womble, 2901 Elliott SOCIATION Street, Baltimore. ^^ , T:. President, Carlton Y. Smith, Healey Secretary, William H. Fisher, Stock Ex- Building, Atlanta. „^ ,^ change Building, 210 East Redwood Secretarv, Trammell Scott, 47 Walton Street, Baltimore. Street, Atlanta. MASSACHUSETTS FISH AND GAME PROTEC-- HAWAIIAN FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION. TIVE ASSOCIATION. j|k President, George R. Carter, 472 North President, John C. Phillips, Wenham. ^^ Judd Street, Honolulu. Secretary, Arthur L. Clark, 3 Joy Street, Secretary, J. A. Oilman, jr. care of Boston. ^ Schuman Carriage Co., Honolulu. MICHIGAN DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE [ILLINOIS] THE FEDERATED SPORTSMEN.^ OP AMERICA. ^ ^^ President, N. E. Simonsen, 2243 Orring- President, Henry A. Schuil, 25ö House- ton Avenue, Evanston _ man Building, Grand Rapids. Secretary, C. F. Mansfield, .ir., 835 South Secretary, J. Russell Jontz, Grand Rap- Second Street, Springfield. ids. ILLINOIS GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. MINNESOTA GAME PROTECTIVE LEAGUE. President, R. J. Wilcoxson, 1343 South President, Claude H. MacKenzie, Gay- Park Avenue, Springfield. ^^^ ^ ^^ lord. ^ , Secretarv, C. F. Mansfield, 31"., 835 South Secretarv, Al. Evans, St. Paul Dispatch, Second Street, Springfield. St. Paul. Directory of Game Protection Officials, 1926

MINNESOTA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OREGON STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION. OF AMERICA. President, J. C. Vandervert, Bend. President, Geo. H. Selover, 910 McKnight Secretary, R. J. Kirkwood, Portland. Building, Minneapolis. [OREGON] EASTERN OREGON SPORTSMEN'S Secretary, Fred. H. Doeliner, Box 153, ASSOCIATION. Winona. President, Harry Kennard, Vale. MISSOURI FISH AND GAME LEAGUE (INC.). Secretary, Albert Curry, La Grande. President, Samuel C. Davis, Security [PENNSYLVANIA] CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA -^ Building, St. Louis. FISH AND GAME CONSERVATION ASSO- ( Secretary, Herbert Taylor, 512 Commer- CIATION (INC.). cial Building, St. Louis. President, Edson J. Hockenbury, Harris- -^, ^^ MISSOURI DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE burg. llr OF AMERICA. Executive secretary, W. H. German, Box President. Jack R. Cunningham, 707 653, Harrisburg. Sharp Building, Kansas City. PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON Secretary, Harry A. Collin, 613 Security LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Building, St. Louis. President, Wm. H. Moore, 1428 North MONTANA SPORTSMEN^S ASSOCIATION. Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia. Chairman, Glen A. Smith, Missoula. Secretary, L. M. Otto, jr., 1310 Campbell Secretary-treasurer, M. S. Carpenter, Street, William'sport. Missoula. PENNSYLVANIA STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSO- NEBRASKA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE CIATION (INC.). OF AMERICA. President, C. D. Henline, Bradford. President, Frank Brady, Atkinson. Secretary, J. E. Schroll, Mount Joy. Secretary, .1. E. Boggs, 1407 Norfolk [PENNSYLVANIA] UNITED SPORTSMEN OP Avenue, Norfolk. PENNSYLVANIA. NEBRASKA STATE SPORTSMEN^S ASSOCIATION. President, David Pritchard, 215 Connell President, Frank Middaugh, Fremont. Building, Scranton. Secretary, George L. Carter, 425 South Secretary, Joseph J. Curt, jr., 324 Wash- Twenty-ninth Street, Lincoln. ington Avenue, Scranton. NEVADA STATE FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE [PENNSYLVANIA] WILD LIFE LEAGUE OP LEAGUE. President, Alfred Ward, Reno. PENNSYLVANIA. Corresponding secretary, George I. James, President, J. Fred McKean, New Ken- 919 Jones Street, Reno. sington. [NEW ENGLAND] FEDERATION OF THE BIRD Secretary, H. Borrell, Meadville. CLUBS OF NEW ENGLAND. RHODE ISLAND FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE President, T. Gilbert Pearson, 1974 ASSOCIATION. Broadway, New York City. President, Albert T. Sisson, 115 Clifford Secretary, Laurence B. Fletcher, Room Street, Providence. 842, 50 Congress Street, Boston, Mass. Secretary, H. L. Palmer, 34 Colfax NEW HAMPSHIRE FISH AND GAME LEAGUE. Street, Providence. President, Arthur M. Dunstan, Tilton. SOUTH DAKOTA GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE Secretary, H. A. Sleeper, Claremont. ASSOCIATION. NEW JERSEY FISH AND GAME CONSERVATION President, John Ruckman, Aberdeen. LEAGUE. Secretary-treasurer, W. J. Tiffany, Aber- President, Arthur J. Nev, 815 Broad deen. Street, Newark. Secretary, John S. Schwinn, 56 Clinton SOUTH DAKOTA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON Street, Newark. LEAGUE OP AMERICA. NEW MEXICO GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA- President, Geo. MacConnachie, Redfield. TION. Secretary, Ralph Blume, Redfield. President, Judge Colin Neblett, Santa Fe. TENNESSEE GAME AND FISH ASSOCIATION. Secretary, E. W. Loveridge, Albuquerque. President, George R. Calhoun, Memorial NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTEC- Building, Nashville. TION OF GAME (INC.). Secretary, W. R. Manier, Chamber of President, J. Fred. Pierson, 29 Broad- Commerce, Nashville. way, New York City. TENNESSEE GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE Secretary, John C. O'Conor, 15 Williams ASSOCIATION. Street, New York City. President, Joseph H. Acklen, Nashville. NEW YORK STATE FISH, GAME, AND FOREST Secretary, O. F. Noel, Noel Block, Nash- LEAGUE. President, Phay B. Rutan, Elmira. ville. Executive secretary, Cronk S. Rogers, TEXAS FISH AND GAME LEAGUE. 312 Cahill Building, Syracuse. President, Julius E. Yanch, Chronicle NORTH CAROLINA GAME AND PISH DEVELOP- Building, Houston. MENT LEAGUE. Secretary, Robert' B. Laurence, 411 President, Westmoreland Avenue, Houston. Secretary, J. J. Lawson, Durham. TEXAS GAME AND FISH CONSERVATION AS- NORTH DAKOTA STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSO- SOCIATION. CIATION. President, John L. Phillips, Lufkin. President, J. W. Johnson, Fargo. Secretary-treasurer, John W. Stayton, Secretary, A. C. Lacy, Fargo. Dallas. OHIO DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OP TEXAS GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE ASSO- ,^ AMERICA. CIATION. ^ President, A. F. Long, Williss Business President, Wesley Peacock, San Antonio. *[ University, Springfield. Secretary, George C. Shupee, San An- »^ -iNpr Secretary, Chester G. Schaefer, 415 tonio. North Western Avenue, Springfield. [OHIO] LEAGUE OF OHIO SPORTSMEN. TEXAS DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OP President, I. S. Myers, Walsh Block, AMERICA, 507 Santa Fe Building, Akron. Dallas. Executive secretary, A. C. Baxter, 236 President, Escar Floyd. Rowlands Building, Columbus. Secretary, Robert B. Nesmith. Editor-in-chief, J. W. Stuber, 236 Row- UTAH STATE FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE lands Building, Columbus. ASSOCIATION. OKLAHOMA DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON President, E. M. Bagley, Kearns Build- LEAGUE OF AMERICA. ing, Salt Lake City. President, C. W. Campbell, 710 R. T. Secretary-Treasurer. Clarence Evans, care Daniels Building, Tulsa. Motor Car Equipment Co., Salt Lake Secretary, F. H. Hill, Oklahoma City. City. 10 Department Circular 398, U, S. Dept. of Agriculture

VERMONT PISH AND GAME LEAGUE (INC.). [ALBERTA] SOUTHERN ALBERTA GAME AND President, Lester H. Greene, Montpelier. FISH PROTECTIVE LEAGUE. Secretary, H. P. Sheldon, Biological Sur- President, Fred J. Green, Calgary. vey, Washington, D. C. Secretary, Austin de B. Winter, Canada [VIRGINIA] ASSOCIATION OP SHENANDOAH Life Building, Calgary. VALLEY GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE BRITISH COLUMBIA FISH AND GAME PRO- CLUBS. TECTIVE ASSOCIATION. President, Edward C. Martz, Harrison- Secretary, C. J. White, Box 523, Van- burg. couver. Secretary-treasurer, H. W. Bertram, Har- MANITOBA GAME PROTECTIVE LEAGUE risonburg. President, S. E. Richards, Winnipeg. [VIRGINIA] EASTERN SHORE GAME PROTEC- Secretary-treasurer, H. J. Merkelev, 706 TIVE ASSOCIATION OP VIRGINIA (INC.). Somerset Block, Winnipeg. President, J. W. Bowdoin, Bloxom. NEW BRUNSWICK FISH AND GAME PROTEC- Secretary and treasurer, T. W. Black- TIVE. ASSOCIATION. stone, Accomac. President, Allan A. McAiorty, sr., St. VIRGINIA GAME AND GAME FISH PROTEC- John. TIVE ASSOCIATION. Secretary, Francis Kerr, St. John. President C. B. Cook, Richmond. NOVA SCOTIA GUIDES-' ASSOCIATION. Secretary-treasurer, R. T. Corbell, Rich- President, B. H. Annis, Hebron. mond. Secretary and treasurer, G. H. Allen. WASHINGTON STATE ASSOCIATION OP COUNTY Yarmouth. GAME COMMISSIONERS AND GAME ONTARIO FOREST, FISH, AND GAME PRO- WARDENS. TECTIVE ASSOCIATION. President, L. E. Ovenden, Wenatchee. President, . Secretary-treasurer, A. J. Beach, 407 Secretary-treasurer, A. Kelly Evans, To- City County Building, Seattle. ronto Club, Toronto. WASHINGTON STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIA- ONTARIO HUNTERS' GAME AND FISH PRO- TION. TECTIVE ASSOCIATION, Executive chairman, Charles D. Hessey, President, W. J. Moody. Kitchener. Yakima. Secretary, J. C. Richardson, 58 Playter Secretary, William G. Long, Seattle. Boulevard, Toronto. [WEST VIRGINIA] WILD LIFE LEAGUE OF ONTARIO SPORTMEN'S GAME AND FISH WEST VIRGINIA. PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. President, H. H. Haynes, Clarksburg. President, Sam Harris, 113 Sterling Treasurer, Glenn Hunter, Morgantown. Road, Toronto. WISCONSIN GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA- Secretary. George A. Lister, 115 Sterling TION (INC.). Road, Toronto. President, J. A. Holmes, Appleton. *PRINCE P]DW^ARD ISLAND GAME AND FISH Secretary-treasurer, A. L. Wolfe, Apple- PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (INC.). ton. President, James Paton, Charlottetown. WISCONSIN DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON Secretary, C. R. Smallwood, Charlotte- LEAGUE OP AMERICA. town. President, Sherman Brown, Davidson Theater, Milwaukee. [QUEBEC] PROVINCE OP QUEBEC ASSOCIA- Secretary, J. C. McCready, 270 East TION FOR THE PROTECTION OF FISH Second Street, Fond du Lac. AND GAME. [WISCONSIN] WILD LIFE PROTECTIVE SOCI- President, C. C. DeLorimer, St. Denis, ETY (INC.). Montreal. President, Clarence J. Allen, 628 South Secretary, J. R. Innes, 286 St. James Pierce Street, Milwaukee. Street, Imperial Bank Building, Mon- Secretary, Charles I. Poster, 626 Cly- treal. bourn Street, Milwaukee. [QUEBEC] PROVINCE OP QUEBEC SOCIETY WYOMING GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. FOR THE PROTECTION OP BIRDS. President, Sam W. Aldrich. Ishawooa. President, Napier Smith, 4026 Welling- Secretary, I. H. Larom, Valley. ton Street, Montreal. WYOMING DIVISION, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Corresponding secretary, W. S. Hart, OF AMERICA. P. O. Box 1185, Montreal. President, M. W. Medill, 201 Bridge [QUEBEC] SPORTSMEN^S FISH AND GAME Avenue, Rock Springs. PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE PROV- Secretary. J. S. Preece, Box 374, Rock INCE OF QUEBEC CINC). Springs. President, John S. Tbom, 23 Ramparts, [WYOMING] STATE OP WYOMING GAME AND Quebec. PISH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. Secretary, Charles Fremont, 71 St. Peter President, Elmer H. Cook, Cheyenne. Street, Quebec. Secretary, T. C. Thompson, 3Ó1 Hynds Building, Cheyenne. SASKATCHEWAN FISH AND GAME PROTEC- TIVE ASSOCIATION. President, P. A. Blain, Saskatoon. CANADIAN ORGANIZATIONS Secretary, A. E. Etter, Saskatoon. CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS (INC.). AÜDÜBON SOCIETIES President, J. A. C. Cameron, 102 Bins- earth Road, Rosedale, Toronto. [Organized for the study and protection of Secretary, Laura B. Durand, Highways birds. Societies not heard from in 1926 Building, 110 University Avenue, To- are marked with an asterisk (*). For ronto. National Association of Audubon Socie- JACK MINER LEAGUE. ties, see p. 7.] President, Forest H. Conover, Leaming- ton, Ontario. ARIZONA. Secretary, Edward R. Kerr, Walkerville, President, Thomas K. Marshall, Tucson. Ontario. Secretary, Mrs. Harriet B. Thornber, 109 [ALBERTA] NORTHERN ALBERTA GAME AND Olive Road, Tucson. FISH PROTECTIVBí LEAGUE. CALIFORNIA. President, R. A. Rooney, Tegler Build- President, Mrs. Harriet W. Myers, 311 ing, Edmonton. North Avenue 66, Los Angeles. Secretary, W. F. H. Mason, Court House, Secretary, Helen S. Pratt, 2451 Ridge Edmonton. View Avenue, Eagle Rock, Los Angeles. Directory of Game Protection Officials, 1926 11

[CALIFORNIA] AUDUBON ASSOCIATION OF MISSOURI. THE PACIFIC. President, Hermann von Schrenk, 4276 President, A. S. Kibbe, 1534 Grove Fiad Avenue, St. Louis. Street, Berkeley. Secretary, R. J. Terry, 5575 Waterman Secretary, J. M. Parry, 277 Bartlett Avenue, St. Louis. Street, San î^rancisco. NEW HAMPSHIRE. COLORADO. President, Elbert Wheeler, Nashua. President, Edward R. Warren, 1511 Secretary, George C. Atwell, Strafford. Wood Avenue, Colorado Springs. NEW JERSEY. Secretary, Elberta L. Craig, University President, John Dryden Kuser, Bernards- of Colorado Museum, Boulder. ville. CONNECTICUT. Secretary-treasurer, Beecher S. Bowdish, President, John P. Holman, Southport. 164 Market Street, Newark. Secretary, Mrs. Herbert P. Beers, South- NORTH CAROLINA. (See p. 5.) port. NORTH DAKOTA. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. President, E. T. Judd, Cando. President, T. S. Palmer, 1939 Biltmore Secretary, O. A. Stevens, 1110 Tenth Street NW., Washington. Street North, Fargo. Secretary, Helen P. Childs, 5901 Con- necticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. OHIO. FLORIDA. President, Wm. G. Cramer, 2501 Kemper President, Mrs. Katherine B. Tippetts, Lane, W. H., Cincinnati. The Belmont, St. Petersburg. Secretary, Katherine Ratterman, 2975 Secretary, Mrs. Mary E. Apple, 925 Springer Avenue, Cincinnati. Fifteenth Avenue, North, St. Peters- OREGON. burg. President, W. L. Finley, Jennings Lodge. INDIANA. Secretary, Emma J. Welty, 298 Wil- President, Samuel E. Perkins, 3d, City lamette Boulevard, Portland. Trust Building, Indianapolis. PENNSYLVANIA. Secretary, Mrs. Alma C. Gardner, 2301 President, Witmer Stone, Academy. of North Alabama Street, Indianapolis. Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. KENTUCKY. Secretary, Elizabeth Wilson Fisher, 2222 President, Mary Florence Taney, 309 Spruce Street, Philadelphia. East Third Street, Covington. RHODE ISLAND. Secretary, Charles W. Scales, Hermes President, Marion D. Weston, Rhode Avenue, Covington. Island College of Education, Provi- KENTUCKY. dence. President, D. J. Healy, 154 Bell Court, Secretary, Henry E. Childs, 335 Pleasant East, Lexington. Street, Rumford. Secretary, Eugene Simpson, 203 East Fourth Street, Lexington. *TENNESSEE. MARYLAND. President, Mrs. Walter Barton, 701 Elev- Acting president, P. T. Blogg, Howard enth Street, Knoxville. and Fayette Streets, Baltimore. Corresponding secretary, Mrs. S. T. Acting secretary, Talbott Denmead, 2830 Weaver, 1606 Highland Avenue, Knox- St. Paul Street, Baltimore. ville. MA S S ACH U SETT S . VIRGINIA. President, Robert Walcott, Boston. President, M. D. Hart, Richmond. Secretary-treasurer, Winthrop Packard, Secretary, Mrs. R. B. Smithey, Ashland. 66 Newbury Street, Boston. [WASHINGTON] SEATTLE AUDUBON SOCIETY. MICHIGAN. President, Julia A. Shourek, 843 Central President, Mrs. Edith C. Munger, Hart. Building, Seattle. Secretary, Mrs. Frank Lee DuMond, 2416 Corresponding secretary, P. W. Cook, Blmwood Boulevard, East Grand 1604 East Harrison Street, Seattle. Rapids. WEST VIRGINIA. ^MISSISSIPPI. President, Bitha Craig, 1052 Market President, William Hemmingway, Uni- Street, Parkersburg. versity. Secretary, Walter Donaghho, Box 532, Secretary, H. G. McGowan, Colum'bus. Parkersburg. t^tW-.'-.--/^,. '1

ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE October 1, 1926

Secretary of Agriculture W. M. JARDINE. Assistant Secretary R. W. DUNLAP. Director oj Scientific Work A. F. WOODS. Director oj Regulatory Work WALTER G. CAMPBELL. Director of Extension Work C. W. WARBURTON. Director of Information NELSON ANTRIM CRAWFORD. Director of Personnel and Business Adminis- tration W. W. STOCKBERGER. Solicitor R. W. WILLIAMS. Weather Bureau CHARLES F. MARVIN, C/ite/. Bureau of Agricultural Economics LLOYD S. TENNEY, Acting Chief. Bureau of Animal Industry JOHN R. MOHLER, Chief, Bureau of Plant Industry WILLIAM A. TAYLOR, Chiel. Forest Service W. B. GREELEY, Chiej. Bureau of Chemistry C. A. BROWNE, Chief. Bureau of Soils MILTON WHITNEY, Chief. Bureau of Entomology L. O. HOWARD, CAte/. Bureau of Biological Survey : E. W. NELSON, Chief. Bureau of Public Roads THOMAS H. MACDONALD, C/iie/« Bureau of Home Economics LOUISE STANLEY, Chief. Bureau of Dairy Industry '-. C. W. LARSON, Chief. Office of Experiment Stations E. W. ALLEN, C/ii^e;. Office of Cooperative Extension Work C. B. SMITH, Chief. Library '. CLARIBEL R. BARNETT, Librarian, Federal Horticultural Board C. L. MARLATT, Chairman. Insecticide and Fungicide Board J. K. 'H. AY WOOD, Chairman. Packers and Stockyards Administration JOHN T. CAINE III, in Charge. Grain Futures Administration J. W. T. DUVEL, in Charge.

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