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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-13
OTHER GAM ES.
Admission, 10; Ensley 2.

Admission, August 12.-(Special) 1.-The
Ensley team did better work all around
in the game here today. The feature Of
the game was the heavy batting of
Brandt who got the first clean home
run ever knocked on the local diamond
Hill for the visitors pitched good ball
until the third inning when he became
wild and eight runs were made on him.
Two errors were made in this inning.
Blue and Sorber of the Birmingham
league team will join the Ensley team
tomorrow. Score: R.H.E.
Admission 49,. 40 8 0 4 0 ! 8-16 Is 4
Ensley -. .......0 1 l 20 o 0 o. G
Batteries-Wilcox and Leighton; Hill.
Hamaker and Swain. Umpire Wallis.
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CITY LEAGUE.

On Saturday the Tennessee Co. will
play the Athletics at West End park.
The Republics will play the L. g. N.
r. r. at City League park.
The Moore and Handley will play the
Friscos at Kingston. Mr.. Venable, Mr..
Yergason and Mr.. Perkins will be the
umpires for these games. For the games
at West End and City League parks,
each team will have out its sponsor and
maids of honor to the sponsor. All ladies
are admitted free to these games.
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Chattanooga, 1o-1; Atlanta, 81.

Atlanta, August 12.-Chattanooga and
Atlanta played double-header today.
In the first game Chattanooga won at the
end of ten innings. The second game was
called at the end of the fifth inning on
account Of darkness with the score tied.
Attendance 1900. Score;
First game RHE
Atlanta -. ......30 011400 0-e1o 8
Chattanooga i 0 2 031021-l0 II 8
Batteries-Baker Henley and HurIburt;
Hopkins. Bruner and Roth.
Second game R.HE.
Atlanta .......... O1o0-12 /
Chattanooga 49,. 81 0 o. g
Batteries-Benley and Hurlburt: Br,lner
and Roth.
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The August Selling of Chairs.
as she figures it.

HEAVY MAHOGANY FINISH
polish rocker, extra large, cobbler
seat, fancy embossed top, comfort
able arms, price $4.75-August
Sale Price 3.T5.
EXTRA HIGH BACK Rocker
with high comfortable arms, with
pearl inlaid top, cobbler seat, pol
ish finish, price sS.00-August
Sale Price 600.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE golden
finish rocker, fancy embossed top,
arms braced with extra steel rods,
saddle seat, price 2.50-August
Sale Price 1865.
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QUARTER SAWED OAK Chit
fonier, 42x20, with 16x28 French
bevel pattern mirror, 5 drawers
and hat box, full double swell
front, carved, solid cast brass
trimmings, polish finish; regular
price $500 August Furniture
Sale Price, 5000.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
Ter, 3Sx20, 1926 French bevel pat
tern mirror, five drawers and hat
box, full swell front, carved, pol
ish finish; regular price $500.
August Furniture Sale Price, $500
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EXTRA LARGE SIZE, durable
mahogany finish, polish rocker,
with fancy embossed top, very
comfortable arms, cobbler seat,
price $7.50-August Sale Price
500.
QUARTER SAWED golden oak
rocker, polish finish, high, COM
Portable back, fancy embossed
top, cobbler seat, price $500-Au-
gust Sale Price 3.75.
HIGH BACK rocker, with a
pretty fancy embossed top, golden
finish, price $165-August Sale
Price 1.19.
COBBLER SEAT rocker, made
with fancy embossed top, high
arms, finished in golden or imita-
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The August SELLING of Chiffoniers

MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
Ter, 3Sx22, 20x24 French bevel pat
tern mirror, double swell front,
carved cast brass trimming, five
large drawers, polish finish; regu-
lar price $34.50 August Furniture
Sale Price, $3.50.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon
Ter, 42x19, 16x18 French bevel pat
tern mirror, Eve drawers and hat
box, fancy shape, front cast brass
trimmings, carved, polish finish;
regular price $500. August Fur
niture Sale Price, 5000.
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Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, q.

Brooklyn. August 12.-The first game of
the Chicago Brooklyn series resulted in
q win for Brooklyn. Four errors and two
hits enabled the visitors to score three
runs in the fifth inning. Up to that time
Kitson had held them to one hit. Brook
Ign found Menefee in the first three in
nings for seven hits and three runs. At
tendance 23OO. Score. RHE
Chicago 49, :. 80 0031o 0-4 s l
Brooklyn 80. ......022 0 0 o 0 l - II 4
Batteries: Menefee and King; kitson
and Earrell.
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A GARD.

| beg to inform the public that l
have recently sold my interest in and
all stock and accounts of the Damon
Lee Livery Company to A. A. Gambill
and associates. | trust that all my
friends and former patrons will con
tinue to patronize my successors, who
have acquired all my interests and
good will
Mr.. F. H. Gafford, who is now man
ager, is thoroughly conversant with
the business and will do his utmost to
please his patrons.
Respectfully,
j. r. DUSENBERRY.
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QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN
OAK Chiffonier, 41t19, 2Sx16
French bevel pattern mirror, five
drawers and hat box, carved, fancy
shape front, polish finish; regu-
lar price $4,000. August Furniture
Sale Price, $500.
MAHOGANY FINISH Chiffon.
Ter, 42x20, with 16x18 French bevel
pattern mirror, five drawers and
hat box, full double swell front,
carved, polish finish; regular price
$500. August Furniture Sale
Price, 5000.
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ton mahogany, price $2.25-An
gust Sale Price 1865.
EXTRA HIGH BACK COB
BIER SEAT rocker, with a broad
fancy embossed top, extra heavy
golden finish, price s2.25-August
Sale Price 1.65.
STRONG WOOD SEAT rocker,
high, easy back, fancy embossed
top, broad arms, finished in gold
en- or imitation mahogany, price
200-August Sale Price 1925.
MAHOGANY finish polish rock
er, with a high broad back, very
comfortable arms, inlaid back
with tapestry upholstered seat,
price $4.75-August Sale Price
3.75.
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1.-The Largest Store South of the Ohio"
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
Store Briefs.

Been waiting for the "Speckled
Bird?" She's lit here--now watch
her soar; a eovey of 500 to start
with.
Price LILO.
Porcelain lined cap fruit jars are
selling here at our regular prices,
but our regular prices are fifth to
a fourth less than most stores
charge.
Pints, Soc the dozen.
Quarts, 6Oo the dozen.
Two quarts, 75o the dozen.
Do not forget the special selling
of rugs in the Carpet Department
of Smyrna, Administer and Wilton
rugs. The saving is about one
fifth.
1t is not too late to buy a parasol,
and the special prices here are
about third less than they were.
49c silk sale continues. There
are half dozen different style
silks in the lot-some worth Sl.50,
The special sale in table linen
continues-the star bargain in the
lot is a table cloth d Yards long,
@ inches wide, for Sl.00.
Did you ever remember semi
porcelain selling cheaper than in
the present sa'e2 Every sort of
dish that you need in housekeeping
at saving price.
Two special lots of boys waists
marked 35c; SOC is what they
brought when they first came in
month back.
Jelly glasses at 30C a dozen.
If you have not gone away yet,
come in and get the things that
you need at about a fourth less
than they were when going away
time began.
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The August Selling of Chin,
Closets.

QUARTER SAWED and pol
ished golden oak China Closet, 48
inches wide, Sheraton design, full
swell ends, very dainty and pref
ty, regular price $1S.50-August
Furniture Sale Price 1900.
MAHOGANIZED China Closet,
Rocco design, has large pattern
bevel plate French mirror in top,
full swell ends and shape doors,
As inches wide, regular price
$4250-August Furniture Sale
Price 27.5O.
$3.50 China Closets, $500.
$500 China Closets 1000.
$500 China Closets $500.
$4,000 China Closets 1000.
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New York, 8; Cincinnati, 2.

New York, August 12.-New York scored
the winning run in the ninth on Lauder's
two-bagger. an attempted sacrifice by
Smith and safe hit over second base,
Attendance 1900. Score: R.H.E
Cincinnati 49,. 30 0011000-2 2
New York 49, 30 o ? 0 0 0 Ia s 0
Batteries: Poole and Bergen; Cronin
and Rresr ahan.
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Summary-Earneu Tuns-NdsHVIIIt o
Birmingham 1. Two-base bits-Kennedy
Three-base hits-Brown. Base on Balls
BY From. DIESEL. Hit by pitched ball-By
Campbell Knoll Lowney. Struck Out
BY From, LAWYER. Left on bases-Nash-
vilel 5, Birmingham G. First on errors
Nashville 8. Double plays-Bussey, unas-
sisted, Lowney to Kennedy to Bussey
Time of game, 1855. Umpire Keefe.
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At ST. Louis.

st. Louis. August 12.-Doctor Kier,
Guiderock, Mabel VIM and Hucena
were the winning favorites at Delmar
today The other events going to Found
ling. a well played second choice and
ST. Vitus a long shot.
First race, five furlongs, selling-Dr.
Keir, 100 Dale), s to 5, won; Action, log
IT. DEAN. to l, second; Jean Gravier,
10s q. O'Connor), to 2, third. Time,
1:03A.
Second race, seven furlonss, selling
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 6; Baltimore, 8.

Cleveland, August 12.-Cleveland de-
feated Baltimore easily today making
ten victories out of the last twelve
games Moore pitched a strong game
and was finely supported. Attendance
2,645. Score: r. H. e.
Cleveland .....102 02010s-6 u l
Baltimore 40 o. OIL 90 % 4
Bateries-Moore and Bemis; Butler and
Rcbinsoo
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Any Child Can Figure Out the Saving
of the August Furniture Sale.

Generally you will third in some instances ffthon
average one-our Just what little money will do in the
August Furniture Sale shown by Cousn Lou at the black board
Here of the things that you make the saving nearly
a she figures it.
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which was chiefly remarkable for the
heavy hitting by the visitors. Attendance
29l3. Score: R.H.E.
St Louis .........0 0 3-12 10
Philadelphia =. % 2 l O 2 0 o. IS 2
Batteries: Yerkes, Currie, O'Neil and
Ryan; Duggleby, Fraser, Douglass and
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Coronation choir VIII Make Tour.

London. August 12.-The choir which
sang at the coronation of the king in
Westminster Abbey last Saturday sailed
today from Liverpool to make a tour
of the United States and Canada.
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The August Selling of Toilet Tables.

BIRDS EYE MAPLE Toilet Ia
Bile, size 24x30, with 19x24 French
beveled pattern mirror; regular
price $3.50. August Furniture
Sale Price, 1850.
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MAHOGANY Toilet Table, size
48x22, fancy shape front, nicely
carved, with large 36x30 French
beveled pattern mirror, polish fin
ish; regular price $4,000. August
Furniture Sale Price, $500.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville, s; Kansas City, g.
Indianapolis. 4; Milwaukee, II.
Columbus 2; Minneapolis. e.
Toledo, /; st. Paul, s.
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EWING pENoUNcEs ABB POWELL,
Invites Him to an Issue In the Courts
or on the Battlefield.

Memphis August u. - Especially - The
baseball fight between the warning fac
lions in the Southern League has waxed
80 warm that Attorney Caruthers Ewing.
who has conducted the case of the Mem
phis club against the Southern League
has openly addressed a letter in which
he denounces Abner Powell. the New Or
lesns manager. in ]ibelous terms
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shrevenort. 1o.a; New Orleans. a.4.

Shreveport, August 12.-Shreveport and
New Orleans broke even in a double
header today. Stanley was taken out in
the fourth and succeeded by Voltz who
was hit hard. French was too much for
the locals In the second. Score:
First game R.H.E.
New Orleans 80. % 0 02100 o. G
Shreveport 49,. 80 0 622 90 10 10 3
Batterles-Stanley, Voltz and Abbott;
Childs and Mcclure.
Second game Ri E.
New Orleans =. 100 o0o05 o. 10 s
Shreveport -. ....1 0 20 DO / Ok 8 4
Batteries-French and Abbott: Clausen
and Mcclure.
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BIRDS EYE MAPLE Toilet Ia
BILE, size 35x20, full swell front,
carved feet, handsomely carved
top, with 20x24 oval mirror; regu-
lar price $21.50. August Furniture
Sale Price, 1880.
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Boston. II; Pittsburo, O.

Boston, August H. = Dohenys errors,
with timely hitting. gave the home team
seven runs in the fourth inning. Pittin-
ger was a mystery. Attendance $500.
Score: R.H.E.
Boston -. -. ....10070 Ill 2
Phtsburg 80. 20 100 % 6 8
Batteries: Pittinger and Moran; Doheny
ARD Saith
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Memphis, ?; Little Rock, o.

Little Rock. August 12.-Memphis decid-
ed to play at the last moment and Weyh-
ing shut Little Rock out with but two
hits, both made in the last two innings.
Skopec retired in the third inning after
four runs had been made and Alemange
kept down further scoring. The Chick
asaws in uniform witnessed the game
from a box and were ready to play an
exhibition game with Little Rock had
Memphis refused to play. Acting Man
ager Breitenstein said he was acting on
his own responsibility In playing today.
There will be a double-header tomorrow,
to play off a game postponed from the
last series. St. Vrain was in the grand
stand in citizens clothes. Acting Presi-
dent William Kanavaugh witnessed the
game. Attendance 1000. Umpire Kelley.
Score: R.HE.
Little Rock 30 0 0 0 o 0 90 2
Memphis -. ......1 6 o o 90 - /
Batteries SlSopec, Allemange and
Lynch; weighing and Armstrong.
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At Chicago.

Chicago, August TT. Meade, the
light weight jockey for s. c. Hildreth,
was seriously injured by a fall in the
FIRST race at Harlem today and is now in
the Garfield Park sapjtarium suffering
from a possible fracture OF the skull and
a broken collar bone Three Of the four
teen starters went down in a bad mix-up
at the half-mue post. Meade had the
mount on Senior and was the first to fall
while trying to get through too small an
opening. Back OF Meade was Licorice,
with Tommy knight up, and he fell over
Senior. Goody Two Shoes, with Helgerson
up fell over the first two and the three
boys and horses were mixed up in endless
confusion. Knight and Helgerson were
fortunate enough to escape injury, but
Meade was trampled on by the horses
and is in a serious condition. The race
was won by Kings Lady, the favorite.
One second choice and four outsiders
in the betting won the other events. The
weather was cloudy, track improved.
First race, five furlongs-I<ing' Lady
107 (Coburn), 10 to 10, won; Galba 1O5
(Birkenruth). to l, second; Maxette 100
(Ransch), 10 to 2, third Time: ! :01 As.
Second race, six furlongs-Ese L. 9s
(Ranseh), 10 to 8, won; Burnie Bunton
100 (Coburn). 10 to 10, second Mickey d.
ia (Mathews), Is TO 2, third. Time: lib 3-5.
Third race, mile and seventy yards
Little Scout 1ol (Coburn), to l, won:
Hoodwink 101 CRansch), a to l, second;
Pom Mot LOG q. Woods, II to 10. third.
Time: 1:45 2-5
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Felix Bard 100 (Battiste). 10 to /, won;
John Bright 107 (Coburn). IS to 20. sec
ond; Louisville 9S q. Hicks), TO 1, third.
Time: 1:44 3-5.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs-
Linguist 81 o. Hicks 2 to 1, won; Mi
rance "a CIV. Waldo, 10 to l. second;
Fitz Brillar 81 (Battiste). to 5. third.
Time: 1907 49,
sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths-
Artena los (Birkenruth), to l. won;
Calban los (Buchanan), 4 to l, second;
IJltruda 81 adkins, Is to 1, third. Time:
200 3-5.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

ST. Louis, ~; Philadelphia, 9.
philadelphia, August Est. Louis de-
feated Philadelphia in a ten-inning game
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A Bio Crowd Came for Wash Fabrics

The special selling Of SWisses French Figured DmtIes
Batiste and Lawns &c brought big crowd So did lml
ation Foulads Mercerzed Chambrays Irish Dmtles and
Egyptian Tissues and Striped Linens at l5c.
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Saratoga.

Saratoga, n. Y, August 12.-Roxane
TODAY ran a mile in the very fast time
of 1:aS 3-h establishing a new track
record for the distance. Roxane was an
even money favorite and after the err
ratio King Hanover had showed the way
for six furlongs strobe to the front and
stalling off Camerons vigorous chal-
lenge won by a length. Delagoa won
the Seneca stakes for three year olds,
leading from start to finish. winning all
out by length from Clonmel. The IA
Vorite Lady Holyrod, was out run from
the start Lady Sterling was favorite for
the mile selling but did not figure In
the contest at all, Loone and Fonsoluca
fighting it out to the finish.
The western mare Gloria made an ex-
hibition of the field that opposed her
in the handicap at six furlongs, winning
by five lengths from Sister Jennie.
Weather clear and pleasant; track fast
First race, selling, two year olds, nve
and half furlongs-John A. Scott liz
(Bullman) u to won; Athelana, no
(Odom) Is to 5 second; Allan, 1O9 byne)
s to third. Time :o7 S-5.
Second race handicap. mile-Roxane,
l07 (Redfern) even won; Cameron, ia
nyne) to second The Amazon. 95 Oh.
MichaeD to l third. Time 1:3s 3-5.
Third race. the Seneca stakes. selling,
six furlongs-Delegoa, los SHAW Is to
won; Clonmel, 106 ct. Burns) to 1
second; Anak. 107 (Bullman) to l third.
Time lib 3-5.
Fourth race, selling mile-Loone, 101
1T. Jackson 20 to l won; Fonsoluca, 81
Redfern) 10 to second; Five Nations
"a (Shea) to ! third Time lao.
Fifth race handicap, six furlongs-
Clorita, l1S IT. Burns) to won; Sister
Jennie. 40 IL. Jackson) to l second;
Daily. III (Brennan) IL to l third Time
lib As.
Sixth race, mile-I Know. 105 (Wonder-
ly) to l won; Valley Forge, 107 (Red-
FERN to second; Lillian, 10 (Odom)
20 to l third Time la is.
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: SDecial Sale of Dinner Sets Continues.

The Special Sale OF Dinner SETS CONTINUES
Undoubtedly you are buying furniture tor your house
from $475 54pece dinner set at $40 up $500 l25
piece Haviand Set at $685. If you want to know more
about these sets before you come turn PACK 10 Monaay
nanerbu YOU NAV come on our word that the ten differ
ent style sets in this sale are all bargains.
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NASHVILLE. August y. : (SpeciaD : Tor
The second time Birmingham got In bad
today and the team was defeated by
score of to /. The Coal Barons never
had a chance to win and while the score
was l to 0 in favor of the visitors in
the early stages of the game. bad ball
playing combined with errors made
Nashville an easy winner.
The game was a slowly played affair,
the Fishermen having the best of the
argument from start to finish. In so
far as the actual playing of the game
is concerned, the detailed score shows
as follows:
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COAL BARONS NOT
IN THE RUNNING
Birmingham Players Easy Vic
Tins for the Leaders
SLOWLY PLAYED CONTEST
Twelve Hits Made of Campbell, and
This Tells the Story of the De-
feat-5rown Used the
Stick Well.
SLOWLY PLAYED CONTEST
sourAER.. LEAGUE STANDING.

c.,mEs YESTERDAY.
Nashville 9. Birmingham /.
Shreveport 10--S New Orleans s-4
Chattanooga 10-1. Atlanta 81.
Memphis 7, Little Rock 0.
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Nice Offices for rent. Office
building 2017 First Avenue.
Malone Real Estate and In
surance Co
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Six SpeciaI Lots of Toilet Sets.

If the lot was not unusually large we would sell all the
first two or three days of the sae-bu there IS enough Tor
ten days good selling The detail o. these sets we tod OF
Monday The saving we here reten.
The REGULAR as well as the special prices.
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Regular $50 Sets now l'9o
Regular S5.7o Sets now 5.OO
Regular S5.OO Sets now 4.zO
Regular $500 Sets now 900
Regular Sll.oO Sets no" 9.D
Regular Slo.oO Sets now lo.UU
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Birmingham at Nashville.
New Orleans at Shreveport.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Memphis at Little Rock.
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Jelly glasses at 30C a dozen.

If you have not gone away yet,
come in and get the things that
you need at about fourth less
than they were when going away
time began.
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sssa s.s 80 s..si ssystesers = sss
sif,H tailpHs tssA " ~<tlHs fslsf 90
M sflf ~ fattehiuf shIH,sis ~ thf
shanaIss Ttf uef sfa ustsssis9 ~
'ffnnIihnuf forage riantt az ~ fttaf
fHta inpueh - sssdurts - "a. -
NHf NAHtfatINns afe tufnft sstfs stef
~ fDtt aN $40 Naff tafk end Wuiitn
consumed ON thf iaiands
Experiments shnuid h. conducted M
che ufilifaiiun ~ ths waste cane tuts
in the form - sliare fof fsshlug dsNs
snttit and beef stUefs. ard With che
v asts muiasecs fuf fattcnlng eheip
shttlr aud hors pn rnne plantations
the wufk horses and mules nft I'D
cane tops ana mulRsses 90 good adsnn
iart The practice can Ne extended tu
other branches ~ animal husha ndfv
Nth proht liut u IL ~ even Tt,nt,f
importance that extensive experiments
D. carried on with forage plants rich
in protein, the CloNers and beans. Co
supplement aud fully utilize the heat
and fat-maklne constituents ~ the
cane top. and sorghum fations gener-
ally used. The Hawaiian Islands can
grow and fattcn more than enough an
imals 60 supply the home demand. At
present, considerable imporiations ~
cattle, beef. mutton. hogs and pork are
made from the mainland. Australia
and New Zealand. Because OF the To-
cation of the group. Hawaii ought to
he able To command n superior market
for all her surplus dairy and meat
products In the orient