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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

crfnpa fisnn u1th other nes Born lit.
tens led on milk adaifrrRted Nfth for
mnidshydo.
These present were Prof Fulmer.
- the State Agricultural college. Prot
~ q HYgfs II the University Of
Washington. Prof Francis g Newton.
frni assistant Aasayor 81 the United
htatem mint. G. n nogardus. city
chemist Pref Oswald u the Stewart
Holmes ufus company. Ht Tacoma
Coroner iiofe. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney y e Krietc. and state Dairy
Commissioner D. A Mcdonald.
The wonderful discovery - Or Tan.
Esra IT. distinct and important cne.
He L. tho only scientist tn the world
who has been able 60 reveal tho dan.
tSrtiY work q the milk polsonsr after
the forfnaldshyde has had time 90 be-
come thoroughly aasimilated IN the
milk
Or Tanxsr has worked for years on
this discovery ana tho convincing
characterization ~ Saturday will mean
that ur Tanssr has done something
that will ontitls him 90 hiEh rank
amonF the savants Of the world
The following statement auent this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

discovery vac made ~ Dr Tanner G
The Star to-day
'4ihe valuable chemical tsat / have
recently discovered viii presently ID
rulnH out into che great medical and
scientific circles ~ the world afa
more glad than : can naY. a. huHa
thnt the first use Of THE ient ever
made has been ln connection with the
hitfa noble hHht FOR tho protection II
little children against futmaidebFae
J have hnd q splendid opportunity e.
dsmanHtrate mY trat lh the courts and
before the public thus ealighteHIaa
The people ta The grave danger threat
rnlaR Them through tho milk rYii
nm personally 300 enemy uf the miIH
poiHpHrf having lest two little bahiss
~ mF own "a Chicago. through fafs
WHldahf dr II Mia Since then : haKe
been determined a. ferret uut way IN
defeat che cumming ~ ihe miih poiH-
ouer and I have dHHe a.. for 3 can
nov with the trri ! have Discovered.
detect She deadly drug uo matter haa
cuHhiHHiy concealed The star ehaii
have mf haai uariatHhrr whenever
cen aid 70 IA such a HEht aH % haH
so successfully made for pufs n.Ih the
past fhrer Heshr Cd D. Tanner. Hpta
ciai analytic chemist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

TIA CHILLY noY FROM rHe NORTH TELLS rHG WEATHER.
MAN THAT a STORM Is HEADED sGAyrLG WARD

south Go HuathNrHt east 20
north south. WeHt Ia Huuthsunfth lu
east west 81 hueVeH cent uut that
report must have been reading Macy
MHetaane. NJ doesn't mean aux
more than a presidential meHsAFaa
rkelatmea Salisbury throwing duau
the renufd b. disgust
Here I've been tryinK "a make
that report GO Into ihs scheme II
thiHHH fof the past su minutes and
atn uu better or than when / start
TING lies inR went the phone
Hello. answered the Weather
Alan
aHello came a voice. what
kind ~ weather Hfr we FuiuF Ia
have week from nest SATURDAY. =
week from Hrkt saturday y
WHAT de- you think ! am. fortune
teller
Well said the Voice Mamie
uHeen nna ms ere COINS GA a rifnts
- week uum Saturday. and itn COINS
tu be "a Mise da9. III have my new
dfess finished. bat n ltH song no be
nasty Old. atHf daf4 I wont
bother With 81 cant Nuu tru me
what the weather % Eolas 10 BE
uksH+
certainly not / doubt " the
white yhiaf in Washington his the
tahieat idsa what .ill be dulaN BY
"a en-
We'll" answered the vote. IL
a,efaa Go ma Yuu nugilt ta b. Ahie 70
feli Sometimes about g. fheiu gfHn
an indignant pause. and tas voice
aeeiuafd Aayeaf y taH eNuidH I
suHah ans better Than yea usually
90. I gusaa No arsnt uisalnH much Z.
THE receiver az the ether Und 90 tie
lins upa huns up With emphasis
salisbury hume al bic phone ami
SAID things 10 his pruWilsr in a.
aaseftnue
THAT ianitnr mnst hats 90 hla
fire - out it certainly feels IKE
aumrour hHd forgotten HuHHethinn
said ths Weather Man ~ a fhIu
hfeHan fram n0w here in particular
surp1 through tbs ftanu
Beat kHask thF fauifaf. e piping
suiee came ffam the intaH still IT
~ All my faaii ! aaaufs fau
alanrinN AZ the window Salisbury
waa SURPRISED fa see dilninufist
PERSON bearing stHkiaK rrfsfns
hlanes tn Dan CuulH we're e nul faF
gae addition - a rel nsas and fHf
cap
Ap iupish uttie Hsure was haihne.
ing ltself Uu the siH and lrefinE ihte
The fa=su NIth aiHsKrusahis iiItle
1faiie
'ifist away frum tuY window saia
salisbury You're frersinE my ma
V ell
HIaaHt you care I fNnf.s wriisd
Jaek Fr-St for t ses he. a. ~
ria1Hbnrrd down q thr fianf I'm
unlS swing ia etaY a little wkiis.
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PROVED HIS THEORY
DIR tanner, ANALYTIC CHEMIST. DEMONSTRATE
ED THAT HE COULD DETECT FoRMALDE.
HYDE AFTER ALL KNOWN TESTS HAD FAILED

Prof q T. Tantst made n rnn-f rste-
cessfHi demauHtratian u his newly fia-
covered tssi for dstsctiag formaida-
hyde in milk after several hnsfu
stauains az the Stewart = 81 nen
laboratory Saturday afternoon. srv-
crai u tho mnst eminent scientific men
~ the state hrluK present 70 witness
the experiment Sealed samples u
milk afuiterated with farmaidehF lie
several days before Werr used in the
experiment ar Tauasr detecting the
druH without tho least didicuItv and
explaining "a the other chemists that
his tsnt vac conclusive and reliable.
The unanaiFsed portion o. little Car
RE Constantine stomach Vas also
snaiyaed hY Prof TauEer duting the
afternoon. the Demonstration showing
furmaidehvde IN the wallis - the
stomach This brought up another
matter ~ vas proposed that the state
dsfray the expenses u another 81
pertinent Tor the purpose - detormins
inE the action % furmaldshYde on the
stomach and digestive organs
This experiment will probably he
made IN the uear future ncvz born kit
tens fed on pure milk being used In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

time Niil HuaH be here when ! Intend
paYin you Visit Tor several dHEH.
Wa w. ia NuHne last week when }
Eut "a wire FROM Woodcogh telling
me there wah aeatth Of frUf 6iHa
down here az present and ufHing the
tu samr down and help lnak after
the milk SEQ here ] atn
"0st anything uf interest on your
way down uuerled salisbury. re-
signing himself 90 the situation.
sure. I cav "a htH STORM coming
down past Vancouver island III T.
headed this way. ) took mote az the
signs and M EueHn would be- that
yuu are a. have partly cloudy with
occasional rain tonight ana TucrdaY
With brisk Ia iight auuthN eat winds
80 thata .our HusHf. De- itf said
The host We'll. I Hurra Yeuf guess
n as good az mine Aud ha forth
wish turned g. HE desk aud arote il
aH d bulletin.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

P.A. aulsn. 81 Ballard ave.. epp.
CITY HALL
Ersrsoat nrua Co. Ewing street
aaa frsnsaet aNsHus,
". A. Mansfield a CO. Druggist.
sd and jackson.
erahaeass Home Bsssrs. 2fu1 lat
aVsnue,
cN Lssedrou. cigar aters, ste
Second
Thes. harris. at pestofies. Rsnten.
Itttis's F'aarmaeY. Ut ave. neeth
and Rsreisen street j. y, little,
reanFistaa
Carlton & Co. prugsist cor sth
40 ana fae, street South Seattle
?. A. Meare, eea,eifles. SO. PARK.
univsrsItY Drug Store. unisstsiti
Station.
Howell s. Pharmacy, iea@ Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, NJ, Clark. nro.
prtvter. aNea T. Madison.
Columbia prua Store. W. }. Stud
lsf. pr2es Columeta. Wash,
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And Salisbury GUESSED right
Nid iiurrHa came cut II hiH flHi
this flurHiuH ana tackled q riEn az
uu the mHtH entrance Go the cave -
the "a indn. saving. Come uut GU blow
myself ln Seattle II I can fAise the
wind shall probably be- gone fut
some time
And bleg hlmsslf BE- dld gsfiY
this morning be started Ia huutiuk
Tor trouble. ard before uunn hr was
duiHg "a Castor Ard Faiiuk stunt
with the barometer. shiUh put " aut
BOB three rounds az che tate ~ 81
miles an huHr.
There hasn been such wind IA
Seattle since REORGANIZATION Alter
neg Scott started ln explaining
what De was e1taK o. DO tunt9f=
RVS
un Madison street tte mstormen
tsa - ruf aa tkelf hfskes 20 Aeesa
the ears ftum running away up hiii
A. faf Ha hiH tearing up ability e
concerned he has fhe fifat avenue
contractors GONE 90 death end essHdH
% be juHi nliout a. good az restoring
order after be has had his Fun.
The center 81 The dtilr blowout T.
aan over Vancouver and hea irf Tale
waF Whlsh % lo#aua naHa 90 the
mas Who aaesut weigh mafo than
80 rounds and has ta anrhaT himself
o. Keep from rmm'afluE Langley
fkurk i3 minutes
Al aat accounts Salisbury waH
pnxIHuaiY feeina the ruisr ~ the
haraHstrr. Whieh had sunk 90 =
a. aa end eaH Ftiii NuiuK daNrl
Pedestrians dfwn town turned
themselves into committees Il one "a
chase their skF pieces several hlocks
while the FfaIle1@ss man VI rs CARRIED
an umhfsits nearly iust his Auchaf
Sheets every tiu5e a puff 20 wffs
eafne along Pretty girls Hald
naughty affa uhen theN tried 70
Keep their Wud whipped tfcsNes
sithia ha1lnH distance Of their
hrsHa
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WIDOW WANTS S25, 900

} q Roberts. on behalf Of Mrs
AutaHla ciaFia. the widow % joe
tiafta. The iahoref who Wan KILLED
" bite IT'S in tn excavation q
the Great Northern tunnel last Juif
today brogEut Huit against the Great
Northern HaiiHsy Company 10 re
cover -. gga eafnHass ciaffn and
tga ether fzaH ~sfa aWsthHr.d ana
crushed beneath a maas 81 falling
clay ~ IN alleged o. the complaint
that the accident uaa entirely due
% the negligence - the railway
company.
#aa faaazHaaH
Mrs. TAFT 60 en- eve ladies Treat
msnt rafiafs electric Hrht steam Va
lr1r bath. NftHHHfaHHI massage -
face. scale and todf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-06

INV YORK The government hna
ordered a mes army dress cap IL r.
"a madlnt alton o. tbs style worn bY
the German infantry and follows
Lieutenant General Miles HuFEezs
uuuH.
Zach cap r. provided with an ~
ira band made from DARK blue riofh
used tn che crown and relieved "a
The top and bottom siih fine stripe
~ llEht blue TIE visor comes wei
down over the eyes
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice 10 hereby given that the
regular meeting 81 the stockholders
81 the Seattle Labor Temple AHso-
citation viii be held IN Teamstera.
hail, 1910 Second avenue. In the city
Of Seattle. on Monday October T..
1901.
=. 4. RUST see'y and Mar.
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- Classified Ads. -
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"a r. white huii tefrl,f markell uuh
- Nu head reward RETURN tu
10y 81 Market bet ard 4 ttb on fibe
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In the other parts Of
the store. prices are
marked way down-and
odd lots are priced so low
that we take a great loss
from such odds and ends
but we are not in a posi-
ton 10 choose-we must
simply 90, hence no effort
has been made 20 do 9TH
crwise than clear out the
stocks at whatever they
will fetch.
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tsoE a REtfAuiae ANn fNrEIft.
paNr I'll. 10 CONSUL FRoF
We tells FanF q - NJ - - Ne zaalf
ur bad IL peaifisan refasra tu ael
rept one neaaF uHal after 500 have
Had fuaE reAhIna aHn HHt thea =
Fau aFe nee pFrfaEff anflHfiaa
READINGS 81 81 fasN il ~HWuHF
NAM kNb AnDRE.ss. ffof
IHNINUh#uNE NNN.ENAaf fN8.
FRt. flNNEtt FIRST ANESIff.
A&n SENECA ME1tENer
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ttN Y. w. IN foAnt IT FftoF
as bad ~ paslliseb fefas-a - a.
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BUSINESS pIFrcToRY
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81 ghffa esgn4s. teth HhsHss faasss
Husirsss Colleges
NEaf usrshasis AS ts.1isFea Aeeis nasts
$50 c1iis4s N~eaa1 saa flss
THuF MdHHIs a. 80 s.sst $50
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Cash Registers
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pRRssN school. GO Arcade
hiaek Pupils safu white learning
ttressrsasinE dens rsaaonstsle
KEIsTERs ladies' TaIaffnF Csf.
lear. isa Fourth ave Patterns cat
e measfrs
MADAME 4 surrH - Hiassisy
Dentist,
pR e 4. NELSON q "a sfrsfs aias
Engiassrs snd contrsstors
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fns railway arf fiffWaF trffzss snf Vs.
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I FGAS bfamatic and ooefatif 6 tot
ffirgst igu u ttef iHN rstrru Theatrical
I Syndicate FfIt term commences
asutfuhaf q. Diploma awarded en-
gaesrnsntH guaranteed srnduafes ais
l months eaarre5 aetlnE voice build.
I msilsa ffse. frank y Egan. PIN
cifai. John C9ft. manager. Tsis-
phone Blue -
Folding Beds
MHHhta Fuf4ufN8 HEHaaCaH ~ fart4fg.
sfss pix. tsoiss Hssss 20 afasf.
Furssal Directors
/ GI5Tfi .UW0ErM q soNs Fm6agnafa
l itzs it2s Thlra. ~. piss %
Junk
I ~ You set cuffset NsiEffa anh prufnpt
I refarua dfai Hifh the Chicago JAMS Co.
/ 100 western. Main st5
/ Millinery
I Mis- "A " flANH0N- Fail millinery
81 the lowest prices. Cor. Fourth and
oeuiists ard Aurists
I IN j a MAckisNoA- 102- sos bfssA.
building
On FONDA HhDEku-ssi burke suralss
On. KIBBE-B.rsy huiiains
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ene iaua eif laniasft With rleEes
fence eGsirkFu haasH aH# nark g
Fant car fare asa q minutes sHt
q Flonssf Square. rsft cash. aai
aues FAFE
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DON'T spTEEH VIII coRNs
ssisen 4 Mrs. LYMAN q ~ Afeads
Bidding
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MTHs DOWNING. favorife maHaeuse:
Turkish aauur baths. rferfrir treat
nsnf. VERY select 1904 FirFt ave
CHHfETfNsENH Dancing Classes -
Pal ferTn opens second week sept
Phone Red n.
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CHEAP lets a. SIS 80. 81 HHIrean stfFf
SafY ~ a1Hastss rice 81 cts Frataa -
tias "a Wasffnxtaa street terms a.
dasr - nsuafhfFa suns fzaar. taHss
van ufflca graaata
FOR farus saf srfsaxs in Weston wKaa.
inxton fsf 90 Hi<fssagrss q ArusH -
HaaNsiI Atssa
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LOOK HERE Ff0MEaEEE Eua
NeFV attractive nsW cottage ard fat
81 West SEATTLE. usar FaerH ffudiHa
fIu FiaW - CITY anA Sound Price
$50 So cash. balance came a. renf
THia IL tarsafu
QrAfIgt.lM = HOLMAN.
50 MeN York Block
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pHRasN ANfNg school GO Arcade
hiark lnpiis safu white learning
faFeHamakina duHn reasonable.
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SEk. 80 -, .sss l.fiss. sssssd fsaz.
e. nsasss4 hsasHt SD e. h4FEsd
Astiaasl essh nsststsr Co. sgi wath'
lnnl.-- N-la-nr
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INDICATED baths. electric and sui-
phur iZ1f Third avenue
vApOR, Massage and Tub Baths
fi61ts 1rd ave May Toner.
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NSSf7zil ilS 'esi : - = ,s's.}
hAnf saeFe Wnata a. aH Unrfh -
Eseeud- hanf Enssts ~ b tanifts s.
So. uhums KIN
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FEnEfEs SAVINGS HtNM
eseeef sesaa4 AT faEs street earitai raia
80 sos SO q n Nsufetigs5 $50.
gfssHisaf Hsahlss taa1u1erzEsA saFtHst
ksH ffNsa aasasa9sa
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sssinsss chsness

A NEW ELECTRIC BATTERY fffaff
put-coafs less money and will cut
last any battery On the market We
also % electric hsfi aud battery
Nork Geo schasfar Ind ard cherry
St. basement R.sL BLDG Tel Iud
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-03

~ strouz this year. rotabiy in the
Great Dazas and Sc Bsruards. Which
we're zoC satisfactorily represented a.
ne previous SLOWS % he association.
There g. also az unusually large nun
be- % pet lap dogs. incl1ding p1gs
P0msraaians Yorkshire terriers. toy
spanieis. italian sreyhouuds ard many
ocehr breeds
The Judges are James Mortimer.
Hempstsd. l. T.; r. ". Lacy. Boston,
J. Leui Greelwich. Coma. r. 2. NAY
ber. Staten Island. y. r Dr. c. 7.
Ford. Dansville. n Y. and Richard
Croker. p. Neu York City.
The judging and award % prizes
beam soon after the opening today
and will continue until the close of
be eEhibition Friday alghL
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she Is Dust pain MI,, snlth.

The Hopkinsou Smiths have an ex-
tremely attractive daughter who has
had a. least one season in London
The smiths seldom occupy their New
York home. which Is a fne old dwell
ling al $50 East Thlrty-fourth street.
The daughter is Miss Marion Hopkin.
son Smith. and she resembles her pret-
y mother. Mrs. Smith vas Miss Van
deyeuter and her family is one of the
.oid Dutch ones. Miss Smiths great
est charm Is her frunkness. and her
dislike for afeCtAtion- In London the
literary set made much of her. She
vas entertained one night al a fash
ionable house. and the butler an
nounced Miss Hobkinson Smith. &"
When The girl came in she turned 10
her hostess and said; My name Is
not Miss H0pkins0u Smith. I am Ma.
rion Smith and when I vas young /
sas plain Mamie Smith. smith Is a
good old name even II it Is common.
and don't think q needs any trim-
ming. New York Press.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-03
Police Discover a
Conspiracy to Beat
Gamblers
POindeXter Had Arranged a
Wire Tagging Scheme
That WUHld freak the
Brokers

Chicaso. Nor. 3-ThrOush The A.
rest q , n. PoindeXter here today.
the police claim 70 have uncovered the
greatest WireApping oousDlraey ever
eaoouHtsred Ia the west It's ramia
eafiOos ertsnd througho1t the Mlddle
West snd contemplated sWindling the
pool rooms Ogt % enDrmO1s sums.
When the police las, week made a aid
and captured $1,000 worth Of -ele-
graDhic apparatus. they discovered the
scheme contempiafed swiudling Dai
las, NeE Orleans. Galvest0n. Houston
Hot Springs and numerous smaller
cities CorresDondencs o. agents 10
Cleveland. ST. Louis. g. Paal and
Cincinnati Eas also found The police
claim that vith the arrest % Polndex
tes they have a oompiete case.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-03
Ths Lini, Of Red Ts5s.

Some tine azo Siias Hulin .of Knox
vile. Tenn disappeared. and vhat
Eas supposed 10 be his body vas even,
ru1ily recovered One Clarence Peak
vas charged With his murder. tired.
convicted and sentenced 70 10 years in
the penltenuary. Thsd Hulin turned up
alive and vel. went into court with a
born of deepest conviction.
and swore that he haf never been nur
dered By Peak. or anyone else. But
Peak vas in state prison for the
CRIME.
On wednesday for the third time
Peak vas in court on habeas corpus
proceedings. and the court for a third
tine. decided that silas Huln. Eho
vas present In flesh. Is dead % al! in
tents and purposes. murdered By Peak
and thar the court had no legal right
% interfere with the conviction and
judgement which vas properly Sc
.cured In come Of the dispatches Il Is
stated that Peak killed the man whose
body vas identihed as Hulin's; in
Others this is disputed; In any event
be did not ain Hulin.
The governor of Tennesse could
vs-y quickly solve the problem. which
seems TO have the judges of that state
By the ears, By pardoning Peak; but
Il seems absurd that on account Of
technicalities a man should be serv-
ing time for the murder o. a person
Sho is acknowledged 10 be alive and
weiL-SacTameuto Union.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-03
About Typhoid Fever.

The editor Of Medical TAX. as one
of the physicians Of Columbus. 70
celved the following letter from the
board % health. The letter vas in cir.
cuiar form. and undoubtedly, every
other physician received a similar let
ter We give the letter In fun;
Columbus. o.. Sept n. 1903
Dear Doctor, The board of health
desires 20 do all In is power % trace
the origin % cases OF typhoid fever In
the city. and 70 take such measures as
viii best Limit the number of cases.
aad % this end Il asks your eo-opsTa-
ton:
ll IN reporting al cases % ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-03

Eew York. Nov. 5-The third an.
unal exhibitions q the ladies Kennel
association of America opened today
IN Madl-0u square garden under aus
pieious circumstance. The show
from present Indications. will be the
most sucesssful of its Kind ever held
10 this oountry. The total number
q thoroughbred oanines on eKhibltiOu
ID l7oo and eyery breed knOsn "a
fanciers is included IN the list
The entries come from every sec
tion of the United States and Cana.
da With several hundred from Great
Britain. ant unlvFrsal interest has
been aroused In them. Among the no
table breeds are the bull terriers be
longing % Frank and Richard Croker.
lF, French bulldogs belonging 20 Mrs
oliver Belmont and Mira Richard
Harding Davis. the spaniels % the
darlington kennols and prize winning
dogs of several varieties belonging "a
Thomas p Iasson % Boston.
The array OF cias1es Is particular.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-03
srsk. tuntlna Profitable.

John c. Reeves. q Portland. flmil-
larry knovn as Del and having q
nationai reputation as a rattlesnake
hunter. has recently gained fresh
laureis
Last seek - rattiers. ranging from
Is inches 10 ~ feet 10 length. we're
KILLED b. aim In the Somerset noun
tains. situated easr % Portland Sew
.enteeu q VARIOUS lengths WeFe killed
EIfhln a space of about IS square feet
Some Of the large snakes had nine
Or ten rauies. while some of the
smaller had bat one OF two. The
snakes we're beautifully striped. Two
baiy rattlers were found huddled TO
gelher nea- their nest. which vas In
a rock creViee.
Mr Reeves captures his snakes BY
stealing % on them while they arr
basking 10 the sun. and pinuins them
70 the ground With a forked stick four
or eve feet In length He then uses
q dub
M Reeves hnds much sport in rat
tle-snake hunting. and also dnds Il
very probable Oae dollar an oGnce
IL realized from the oil The skin Eets
from % cents 70 g.. aad occasiozslly
more for an unusually large one
Hartford COuranL