Arizona republican., 1901-12-11
catch and can themselves.

catch and can themselves.
 When most men. engage in new en- terprise they meet with obstacles. Mir. Barrett has encountered none. He has on all hands received the most friendly encoura cement and assistance in the way of getting his wares before the public. Even his advertisement is paid for by Mir. H. J. Allen of Jerome and Mir. c. J. Hall of this city at the reg ] ular local rates.
 Mir. Allen has designed q label for MT. Barrett's lobster cans. The chief feature of the label is the unsad coun- tenance of Mir. Barrett surrounded by wreath of glad hands and the whole design is encircled- by a wreath of red Holsters fresh from the water Mir. AL len has also caused to be drawn by a competent artist couple of designs
 for cards to be hung up in the grocery
 stores where Mir Barrett's products are ! offered for sale. ~
 There are two of these designs. The central figure of one represents sum
 mer shower in which MT. Barrett has been caught His countenance- betrays discomfort and he is heard to be wish
 ing for an umbrella. Nearby is a sym pathetic blonde lady who is just out side the edge of the storm and can af- ford to be sympathetic. This central piece is surrounded by smaller pictures, all suggestive of MT. Barrett's new en- terprise. A couple of catfish with broad srins are standing on their tails shak- ing fins with each other, an accomplish
 ment taught them by Mir. Barrett. Laughing Holsters in red are cordially
 clasping each other by the fioppers. As artistic ornaments of the picture there are wreaths and festoons of glad hands. The chief incident of the other q is. al ar-ir x-faxp in ni.-h
 MT Barret appears to be engulphed in angry waves and calling for help The margin as in the other is filled in with sketches of joyous Holsters and happy catfish, all emuIating MT. Bar
 ret in the use of his good right arm- Soon after MT. Barrett embarked in
 marine farming he went to Los An geles, whither his agricultural fame had preceded hin, and d banquet was friends of the gladsome hand. The decorations were Holsters. some red , and some green. The piece de resist ance was a patriarch lobster. At each end Of the table was q smaller lobster and the chandeliers groaned and creaked with the weight of the Holsters suspended from them The conversa- ton at the dinner was confined exclu- sively to the lobster
 II was dDOut InlS time that MT. Bar rett heard that the Holland company had finished the submarine boat, the
 Fulton. and was going to give it a trial in New York bay on the following Sat
 urday. He hurried on to New York and was permitted to go down in the
 boat. which remained at the bottom of the bay for thirty hours He says the experiment was successful beyond the expectations of the company. He does
 not know what effect the new sub
 marine boat will have on naval war fare, but he is certain that 1t will rev
 olutionize the cultivation of Holsters.
 shrimp and catfish in Puget sound. It
 will enable the cultivator to get on
 more familiar terms with the fish and the crustaceans. By his personal pres ence he can advise and encourage them
 to grea ter efforts. It is with fish like it is with everything else-they cannot
 be improved and advanced morally and physically until their confidence has been gained Hitherto MT. Barrett has had to visit his farm. in q launch. He
 was so far above them that the fish thought he was constrained and dis tant and that he felt only sordid com mercial interest in stheir welfare. By means of a submarine boat he can put himself on their level and show them that he fs their friend as he is fha