General Account it was impossible and I was finally kicked off of the place. Father then got in touch with the game warden Mr. Bullard. He would not commit himself as to his policy nor to what he would do. He seemed to prefer remaining "on the fence" hoping that the entire affair would blow over. This morning we called up Donald Halbert, the deputy district attorney. He said that he would see that Mr. Bullard put a stop to the illegal killing, if not he would call up the state game warden and get action through him. Later this morning Mr. Bullard came to our home, saying that he would put a stop to the entire affair of killing as soon as he could get in touch with Mr. Leggett. Mr. Leggett however had gone hunting for the day and would not be home until this evening. In the meanwhile all the boys about the county are out hunting hawks. This morning we met 2 boys at hunting, one of which had already killed