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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
SIS CLARISSA KERRY and Hel
Marvellous Growth Of Hair.

Medical DispeEsaTy has Just made the startling
announcement that he has produced a com
pound that grows hair on any bald head The
doctor makes the claim that. after experiments.
taking years to complete, he has at last reached
the goal OF his ambition To the docto- all
heads alike. There are none which cannot
be cured by this remarkable remedy The re
cord Of the cures already made Is truly mar
veiorrs, and were II not for the high standing
Of the great physician and the convincing tes
tjmonv Of thousands OF citizens all over the
country it would seem too miraculous 20 be
true
/ There can he no doubt Of the doctors earn
sstnes- in making his claim nor can his cures
be disputed He does not ask any man. woman
or child 10 take his or anyone else'S word for
II. but ne stands ready and willing 10 send free
trial packages II this great hair restorative 10
anyone who writes to him for II. incIOsIug a
2-Cent stamp 10 prepay postage In a single
night Il has started hair 20 growing on heads
bald for years II has stopped falling hair in
one hour II never fails. no matter what the
condition. age o. sex Old men and Young men,
women and children all have proited by the
I free Use Of this great new discovery II you
/ are bald # YOUR hair Is falling cut, or il youT
/ hair eyebrows OF evel7shes are thin or short
write the Alte1hem Medical DspeuSaFv. SIS
ButteTicId Building. Cincinnati, Ohio, incios-
/ ing a 2-ceut stamp 10 prepay postage for a free
pacssE,. and in short time you vii be en-
tireIy restored. MI
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
SON With The RABIES
BITES HIS owl MOTHER
She IS Now Receiving the
faSteur Treatment.
Boy Died IN Fearful Agony in Pitts
burg After Being Bitten by
Dog.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 25.-Su1ering
from wounds inflicted by her own son.
Mrs. C. II. Newell. Of CurlIsviIle. CIar-
ion county, Pa, is under treatment at
the Pasteur Institute Of the City Hos
pitaI. Her nephew, Mr.. T. Gray Newell
who was also wounded By his rabid
cousin, is likewise undergoing me Pas
teur treatment as a preventive Of
rabies. The boy who inflicted the
wounds on his mother and cousin died in
the commissions Of hydrophoJla in
Pittsburg.
About six weeks ago Mrs. Neweil's
eight-year-old son. George. was bitten
by a dog, which was not supposed to
have hydrophobia The child's wound
was cauterized, but no special attention
was paid to it until the child began %
develop symptoms Of rabies. IN his
commissions he bit and scratched at
everyone who came near. fnficting a
number Of wounds on his mother and
cousin The boy was hastily taken TO
the Pasteur Institute at Pittsbur6,
where he developed an unmistakable
case Of the dread disease and finally died
in horrible agony.
Mrs. Newell and her nephew were
then advised TO take the Pasteur treat
ment without delay, and they came 70
/ Baltimore yesterday evening for that
purpose. The first treatment vas ad-
ministered soon after their arrival by
! Dr. Keirle and his assistants. DIS. Cum
mings and Darling Both Mrs. Newell
and her nephew are regarded as being
I serious cases, because of the length OF
time that has elapsed since the wounds
we're inflicted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
CAMPING PARTY LOST
IN COLORADO WOODS
Two Days Experience in a Raging
Blizzard.

MORAINE, Col, Sept. 25--A- "
Locke. F. P. WoIavar, James Cairns, and
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Sprague. members
of camping party. reached this place
last evening after having been lost for
two days in a blizzard which ragged Sat
urday and Sunday between Middle Park
and Estes Park.
The party was crossing from Grand
Lake to Estes Park and was compelled
TO spend Saturday afternoon and night
above the timber line without a fire, il
a cleft in the rocks. Sunday morning
they abandoned their pack animals and
made their way 10 the Moraine post
Office
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no ADMI4RANCB TO The
WHITE House GROUNDS
Newspaper Men Without
Special Permits Excluded
Contractors Enforce Orders Strictly
Belief That improvements Will Not
Be Completed N Time.

This Is the second time, so far as l
remember" said the sergeant in charge
of the White House police squad, this
morning. that newspaper men generally
are excluded from the White House and
the grounds. The first time when the
representatives Of the press were not al
lowed TO pass through the gates lead
ing 10 the White House, was when Pres
fdent McKinIey's remains were at the
Executive Mansion, before they were
taken 10 the Capitol
We are subject 20 the orders OF the
contractors on the White House i'm
provements. and no matter who the aP-
pIicant for admission TO the White House
may be. we cannot allow the person 10
pass without a written permit from the
contractors
To gain admission TO the grounds now
is a decidedly difficult matter, even Il II
is not absolutely impossible
Not only are the police who have been
stationed al the various gates and en-
/ frances to guard against iDtruders. very
attentive 70 their duties. but should
someone. have the temerity to ascend the
steps leading 70 the grounds al the west
/ ern entrance. across from the State De
partment building. one OF the men OF
F boys employed by the contractors, whose
Office is at that gate. viii call the atten
I ton of the police to the intruder d
/ whistling or calling. This proceeding
invariably has the desired effect. am
I the policeman on guard Will under M
! circumstances allow anyone TO pass b!
! him
In this manner saiG q gentleman
] who was standing near this gate today
the public is kept in ignorance OF tn
I true state Of affairs prevailing at thu
/ White House. so far as complaints o
vorkingmen are concerned. The peoDlt
i only receive the statement OF the con
/ tractors. They do not permit rePTesen
( tatives d the press 20 enter the ground
and Investigate for themselves. You ma,
1 rest assured that the White House vii
not be ready for occupancy within tn
stipulated time If the press were per
uitted 10 investigate. we would prob
ably know what's at the bottom OF tn
slow process the work is making.
The lieutenant IN charge Of the polio
at the White House said this morning
would require at least $50 police nov &
keep order at the White House at publ
/ receptions. whereas, heretofore sixt
men did The work Satisfactorily. Their
viii be many additional doors and en-
frances after the improvements hav
been finished. all Of which Will have I
be properly taken care of.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WAIF
FOUND ON THE TRAIN
Around It's Neck Was q Card Saying:
aBe Kind to the Baby"

PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Sept. 25.-A
little girl four years old, bearing a tag
around her neck. was passenger on the
wesrbcund fast express this afternoon.
On the card were the words. Edith Es-
telie Meekins. Clarksburg. W. Va. Be
kiSd 10 the baby.
Where she came from OF who put her
on the train no one knows. The con
ductor found her in 2 seat this side OF
Clarksburg- The child is well dressed
pretty and evidently of good parentage
She was taken to the Children's Home
till the identity Of her parents can be
asCertained-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
DEVERY GETS ROOMS
FOR FIVE HI DRIED
Preparing for Next Week 5
Convention Al Saratoga
WILL ENTERTAIN IN STYLE
Nothing Too Good foT the Tammany
Leader, Who, With His Friends, Pro
poses to Put Up at Same Hotel With
Belmont and Other MiIlionaiTes.

SARATOGA. Sept. 25.-As the RepuD-
1ieans moved out this morning me
agents Of The Democratic delegates came
in and began TO reserve rooms
william S Devery. Is not going TO as
sociate with the other Tammany men
next week. Devery sent an agent here
last night to engage parlors and sleep
ing rooms in the United states Hotel
for see men. There is q sharp political
rivalry between the two big hotels. The
Union has become Democratic headquar-
tiers and the Republicans 90 to the
States. This year the Democratic lead
ers VIII stay al the Union, and all the
Tammany men, except Devery and his
crowd, viii be there
This year the Hon Perry Belmont and
the other miIIionaires who are coming
as Tammany delegates have taken COS
tages at the States DeveTy evidently
feels that no political company is too
rich for him and his followers
The few Democrats who have arrived
here are ali talking about judge as the
candidate Tor governor Some Of them
are predicting that Mr.. Hin viii finally
prevail on Chief Judge Parker, Of the
court of appeals, TO take the nom1ns-
ton. They say that If II is not Parker
IL will be somo other judge There IS
not one press agent OF the CoIer boom
on the ground. All the Democratic
talk is about some Judge Ior --,.---l--.
Senator Platt and the other RepUb-
IicaE leaders y no remained here owe
night left for home this morning, and
the village is now making ready for the
Democrats who are TO assemble here
next week
4 number OF political talks OF import
ance were held last night and this morn
ing. and as a result the Republican sitE-
alton has been cleared Of some ill-Iees-
ing and rnisundersta nding
The incident Of the withdrawal OF ar
Sheldon yesterday morning and the nom
nation Of Senator Higgins for lleUtenani
governor is closed. and all Republican,
VIII 1ow unite il support Of the state
ticket The attacks on M Sheldon he
cause Of his business connections hac
been SO general and sweeping that j
became evident they would be kept az
all through the campaign if he should bt
nominated
This morning all Republicans hers
agreed that the matter had worked out
all right. and that a strong ticket ha'
been nominated. There is 2 feeling thai
Mr. Woodruff was treated with a great
deal Of consideration in view OF all tina
was said and done by him and hi.
friends. but that incident is also closed
and will not be re-Opened
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solve the trust problem. He did not
once refer 20 Speaker Henderson He
refused 10 discuss Henderson to report
ers, saying that the Speaker OF the Ma
tio1aI House was not an issue in this
campaign
Senator Beverage said the Repub-
licans would curb the trusts and still
cling TO protection He said the trusts
did not come from high tariff. and
pointed 10 the large number Of trusts in
free trade countries
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
SENATOR BEVERIDGE
OPENS CAMPAIGN
First Gun Fired in Batti>
in Indiana.
PREDICTS SUCCESS OF PARTY
Declares That President Roosevelt ana
a Republican Congress Would Solve
the Trust !PFoblem-PrOtectiOn and
High TariE No Cause.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Sept 25.-SenatoE
Beveridge opened the campaign for the
Republicans last night.
In his address he predicted that Con
gresham Hemenway would be the next
chairman of the Appropriations Com
rlittee. As Hemenway is second TO Can
non on the Appropriations Committee,
this remark was taken by the audience
70 mean that Beveridge is for Cannon
OF Illinois for Speaker Of the next
House.
Trust Problems Would Be Settled.
The Senator devoted a great deal OF
his speech to the Philippine question
senator Beveridge said President Roose-
Welt and Republican Congress Would
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
OIL WELL FLOWING
1876 BARRELS AN HOUR
Tremendous Output of the Fluid in
West Virginia.

PARKERSBURG. ". Va. Sept. Is
The Cleveland and Parkersburg OIL
Company-s well On the Dye farm. on
Wolf Pen run. Richie county, which
was drilled in last night. IS flowing 49,
barrels an hour and is the largest oil
well in West Virginia
Several DAYS ago less-s spence
Smith. Fenning and Ewing OF this
city. save options to their partners.
Adams & Sarber. Of Cleveland. on their
seven sixt eenths interest in 1,2oG acres.
including this and two other wells. for
500 600 Yesterday the options were
taken mp and the deal closed This new
well makes the property gilr-edged-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
DEAD AT THE AGE OF
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
Oldest Resident of Baltimore Passes
Away.

BALTIMORE. Sept, 25.-A certificate
1as beer. fled by DR.. Ernest L. Lehnert
.t the Health Department attesting the
cath Of Sarah Smith. colored, 51I North
Spring Street. whose age was stated
he loo years and two months Ac-
-arding to the certificate death was due
cancer OF the breast
The Health Department officials were
isposed to doubt the correctness OF
he figures but il was said last night
At the home Of the deceased that the
Ige as given was right
Sarah Smith vas born in WhiremaTsh-
Va. and moved to Baltimore forty-tWo
rcars ago. She was a widow. her hus-
BAND having died many years ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
MlDSHIPMEN FOR
THE NAVAL ACADEMY
List of Candidates Who Passed Medi-
cal Board.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. sept 25.-The fol
lowing candidates were passed. by the
medical board yesterday, and viii en-
ter the Naval Academy as nidshipmen:
Fred NJ Perkins. Oregon; Frank H.
Roberts, Connecticut. Richard B. Mann.
at large. Isaac c Shute, New Jersey;
Francis NJ Robinson, Pennsylvania
BENJAMIN F TiIIey Rhode Island; John
6 Mccain. Mississippi
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
SUBSTANTIAL GIFTS
FROM AN EMPLOYER
Rich Man Remembers Five Faithful
Clerks.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Sept Sd P
Erwin. who died a few days ago, leav-
ing an estate valued at nearly a million
dollars. left s.. coo eacE to Eve men who
we're formerly employed by him in his
wholesale dry goods house
They had worked for him for many
years Erwin's young widow. whom ne
married about a year ago, gets the bulk
of the estate He was sixty years old
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
DISAPPEARANCE OF
WEALTHY CITIZEN
Said to Have Won Large Sum at the
Races.

PEORIA, Ill. Sept. 25.-The family and
friends Of H r Marcott. superintendent
Of the Pekin Gas Light. Heat and Power
Company are alarmed over his mysteTi-
Gus disappearance.
Nothing has been heard from him
since last Saturday. He is said TO have
won large sum Of money at the Pekin
races last week.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
LARGE SECOND CROP
OF JUICY STRAWBERRIES

ODENTON. Nd, Sept. 25.-Mr. Eden
B. Watts is now gathering his second
crop Of strawberries. six quarts having
been picked yesterday
The same patch produced 2,520 quarts
10 the acre in June Of this year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
WILD ANIMALS ON
STEAMER PATRICIA
Shipped to Geological Gardens and
Private Parties.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The Patricia
brought a large quantity Of wild animals.
elephants. tigers. etc, shipped by Car
thaggenbaCb.
Some are for the geological gardens at
Philadelphia and Cincinnati, and the
others for private parties
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
REPAIRING ENGINES
FOR COAL TRAFFIC

READING Pa. Sept. 25-The Phiia-
delphia and Reading locomotive shops.
in this city. are very busy repairing en-
gines for coal traffic il anticipation 81
the end Of the anthracite strike
Fifteen are 70 be turned out this
week
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

touville, jefferson Co, Kansas. After trying
medicines Labeled sure Cure almost without
number was led 20 trv Dr. Pie-ce's Golden
Medical Discover took two bottles and was
cured and ha-s stayed c-t-eG. When think OF
the great pain rad 20 endure. aud the terrible
cough had. L seems almost a miracle that l
was so soon relieved That Cod fslay spare yot&'
many years and a5uudaTi1lv bless You Is The
prayer Of YOUR grateful friend
If you ask your dealer for Golden
Medical Discovery" because you have
confidence II its cures do not allow
yourself to be switched off TO q medi-
cine claimed to be lust as good, !" but
which you did not ask for aad Of which,
YOU know nothing
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure diz-
ziness and sick headache
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Decrease IN Sal FuIs.

The furs used in trade are gathered
from a wide stretch Of territory" said
one dealer. Many districts in the South
and West that were formerly productive
Of large supplies OF mink and marJeu.
otter. and other skins have been nearly
trapped out, and are only heard from
occasionally when some trappeT makes
some lucky catch. This forced us 70
look everywhere for skins gathering
what we need from here and there in
small quantities until a last We get to-
gether a supply that will in a measure
answer our needs. There is never q sur
plus in these days. Trappers can find
ready purchaser for every good fur they
send out Conditions point clearly to
but one end. In time the finer furs VIII
reach such high price that none bu7
the very rich Will be able 20 wear them
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
RICH COAL FIELD ON
LORD DUDLEY'S ESTATE
VIII Yield 800 Tons Daily for Period
Of Eighty Years.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.--A new coal
field has been discovered on Lord Dud-
ley's S5afordshire estate.
Il is estimated that the field viii yield
1900 tons daily for period OF eighty
years
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

Mr. Vivian Burnett. son of Mrs Bur
nett. the novelist. arrived in his city
from New York this morning. lie viii
remain two or three days in Washing
ton. and then return TO New York, where
he is engaged in literary pursuits. Mr.
Burnett has been travelling all over
this country this summer. in search Of
health. He looks much improved and
says New York atmosphere agrees bet
ter with him than the Washington eli
mate.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

Phone East 2547z. e quart bottles n Of II;
for Beer for for s. ia Devegs oidfn in B g sSs
wagons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

Mrs. Barry Bulkley will delay her re
turn 10 the city from Virginia until
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

M. and Mrs. William T. PaTtlOw VIII
temporarily make their home at 1922
Eighth Street northwest upon their re-
1lIrn from their honeymoon. Mrs. Psrt-
low was Miss Mary c. Gaeglcr-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

NJ. Thomas F Walsh. who recently
reached New York from Europe, has ar
rived in Washington.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
Marvellous Growth Of Hair.
4 Famous Doctor-Chemist Has Discov-
cred a Compound That Grows Hair
On a Bald Head IN
Single Night.
Startling Announcement Causes Doctor!
to Marvel and Stand Dumfounded
at the Wonderful Cures.
The Discovefer Sends Free Trial Pack
ages to All Who Write.

After half century spent in the laboratory,
crowned with high honors for his many world
famous discoveries, the celebrated physician
chemist at the head Of the great AItenheim
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25
SOARING PRICES FOR
SEALOKIN OACQUBS
Dealers Predict Scarcity of
Furs This Winter.
DECREASE IN TIE CATCH
Fewer Animals Being Taken This Year
Than Ever BefoTe-Good Furs Hard
to Get Even at Top Figures-Siberian
Squirrel Skins Coming Into Vogue

Women, who are fond Of furs will find
it more expensive to crafty their ~earn-
ing this fall owing TO the almost general
advance Of one-third in the price of fur
skins. Dealers say that sealskins were
never more scarce than they are at
present. IN one year. according to their
statements. there has been almost a 80
per cent decrease of skins in the mar
ket. a leading dealer declares that from
now on. the seal catch viii steadily de-
crease until the seal becomes the Tarest
Of the fur bearing animals.
1t is already hard to get good seal
skins at the top marIet price" ne said.
and the country Is being flooded with
imitation seal to supply the demand for
a cheap article. The swagger style in
furs viii be a small jacket although
capes End cloaks will be worn. While
seal will be popular it viii not allure
The rich fashionabIes. who want some
thing that is out OF the reach of the less
fortunate This something is a frizziy
black jacket Of Persian lambskin. This
garment costs $500, and is somber, plain.
and unostentatious beside the glossy
( jackets OF seal and otter. skirt Of the
same material costs $1,000. To obtain
/ this fur It Is necessary to use the skins
/ OF unborn lambs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

uncommon vs.i-
ETY. IS rarely rec
ognized until It
has fastened its
hold on the
lungs, and there
are symptoms Of
consumption.
DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
coughs, bron-
chitis. vweak "
lungs and other
diseases Of TIE
organs OF resPir-
alton. Il IN
creases the sup
ply Of pure, rich
blood and builds
up the enlaGated
body.
- took a severe
cold which settled
III the bronchial
Tubes writes Rev.
E-z-E TTqx- If &0--
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

Mr. and Mrs Emory Y Simmons, VINO
are now in New York, viii return about
tae middle Of October
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GAS STOVES

For Cooking and He.ting-)
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE
1924 New York Avenue.
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turn 10 the city from Virginia until
after the Grand Army encamPIneIF-
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Partlow viii
temporarily make their home at 1922
Eighth Street northwest upon their re-
1urn from their honeymoon Mrs. PART
low was Miss Mary c. Gaeglcr-
Mr. and Mrs Emory y Simmons, VINO
are now in New York, viii return about
the middle Of October
Mr.. Alexander r. MuIIowney. Prescott
Ing Attorney in the United States
branch Of the Police Court is spending
a week on the Eastern Shore OF Mar
land
Mr.. John H Thorn has gone to the
Adirondaeks for months vacation
Prior 10 his return he viii extend his
trip 70 several Canadian points
Dr.. E. 2. Walker. who was called to
Memphis by the death Of his mother,
has returned 20 the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Flavius J. Fisher and
son have returned from visit TO Maine.
Mr.. Warren S Young is again at home
after a months vacation
Messrs. Harry and Reynold King are
visiting friends, prior TO their departure
for South America on a prospecting tour.
Mr. Walter A Mcneil has resigned his
position in The Bureau OF Navigation 70
. engage in the practice Of law
. NJ E D stair. il. is in the city in
connection with the business Of Jh5
/ Academy. Of which he is The lessee and
manager
The First Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. David J. Hill 9are given III
/ their X Street residence
Miss Mary Kfmbau is Expected 10 ar
rive in New York from Europe today.
The marriage of Mr. Peter White am
( Miss Pauline Frederick. al NewpoT
/ News has been announced
Miss Rose Douglas WaIlach. OF tha
city was one Of the four prize winner
at the first bridge tournament Of tn
season at Virginia Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Liscott are oc
! Sherman. corner Of Fifteenth and
Streets northwest
Z ,.. w.t. w. -. az
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Miss Margaret Wilson Young and Miss
Marie G. Young will winter al 1901 II
Street northwest.
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Persian Lamb Jackets.

Next in value IS the ordinary Per-
sian lamb jacket. The wool is longer
/ because taken from lambs that have
skipped. gamboled, and froIicked. Seal
follows next, at price to place the
genuine fur out OF the reach of those Of
meager means and otter. marten, and
sable follow close after.
a novelty this year VIII be lsodish
+ fur jackets, made of the skins Of Sibe-
/ rian squirrels. This gray fur is Usually
! used in lining for garments. The jacket
! Of squirrel skins now in the stock are
/ the first of the kind ever placed on sale
in this city"
Dealers deny that the steady advance
/ in the price of fur garments is due to q
fur trust. They say all the large dealers
/ are forced to scramble for the scant sup
/ ply Of material placed on the market by
the rapidly diminishing number OF the
world hunters and tTappers, and that
the competition for the possession Of the
skins is too great TO permit Of anything
like harmonious action among the men
. in the fur business.