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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

See our new line of Fancy Station
cry, Tablets, Etc.
GAYS DRUG STORE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

j. Alfred Bean, editor of the
Amory Times, was in the city Tues
day.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

Phone your orders for GROCER
les AND COUNTRY PRODUCE to
j. j. EASTER
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

Just received, shipment of new
catch Mackerel. Try them.
f. d. CARTER g. co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

y. {. Arnold of Rye was pleas
visitor "Wednesday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

Wedding Invitations $3.50 pei
loo and up.
Maier'S Jewelry Store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

Prof. F. +. Jones, psincipal of
the Wren High School reported 10
pupils applying for registration in
that school Monday. The session
begins next Monday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

The best canned Molasses, Me-
South" sold only by
(Phone 79l F. d. CARTER * Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

J. +. Cain of Prairie was an APP,
preciated visitor Monday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

See our new line of Fancy Box Pa
per, all the late novelties and fads.
at j. A. GAYS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

Chas. l.. Tubb, the popular may
or of Amory, was in town Wednes
day.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

received weekly. Sold only by
+. d. CARTER & Co., Phone 79.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

We have the most attractive line oil
Fancy Box Paper, Tablets and Envel-
opes in the city.
GAYS DRUG STORE
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-10-13

A new line of Parker Fountain Pens
from 90 up.
4 CAV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
KANEAL|I
RULED OUT

LiHUE. Kauai. Dec AT the reru-
lar meeting Of the board OF Supervisors
u the County OF Kauai. held on Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week. ed
win Omstcd rendered his resignation as
County Auditor. The Board accepted
his resignation and appointed him road
supervisor Tor walmea district. O.
omsted. County Clerk. applied for a
transfer to the office OF County Au-
ditor, made vacant by the resignation
OF his brother. Action In the matter
was deferred by the Board until the
18th instant II ls understood that II.
w. \. Purvis IL also a candidate for
the office of Auditor.
ID. knnealli. whose election as Super
visor from Hanalel district IL now be-
ing contested In the courts, was pres
ent and endeavored TO take part In the
proceedings, but Chairman wishard
ruled that until a final decision in his
case was rendered by the Supreme
Court, Mr.. Kaneall could not partici-
pate In the deliberations OF the Board.
The main road to Nawlliwlli has been
closed to traffic below the railroad
crossing near the hotel, I'm order to re-
pair that section. The road is to be
raised five feet at It's lowest point and
put on an even grade. When this is
completed the depression In the road be-
tween the hotel and the blacksmith
shop is to be filled, after which the
whole road from the postoffice to Ma
wlliwili is to be macadamized. At
present the only thoroughfare to the
beach is by way of the courthouse.
In the Fifth Circuit Court, the hear
ing of the libel for divorce filed by
John Andrecht Of Makaweli against his
wife, Flora X. Andrecht was on Fri
day postponed to Tuesday, December
r.
The motion of S. X. Kaeo to set
aside the amended judgment in the
case of C. j. Hutchlns vs.. S. X. Kaeo
was heard before Judge Hardy on Fri
day of this week at ten o'clock. Mr..
Kaeo appeared in person and ]. d. VIII
lard appeared for NJ. T.. Prosser coun-
sci for the plaintiff. The motion was
overruled by the court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
JEFFRIES ON
THE SIMPLE RELIGION

Archdon Jefries
ing and took for his John 17l1
in the
The Ahdeacon
but held the
most neve speaker posessor of
He said
infde and
Honolulu although
has that the of Jes
largest audiences evening
Speaking
within six hours whereas victims had been
He
his will
Iages My God, God, why hast thou metz
'Who preacher God
He better than striking
relation
religion religion, business
Ieaed for religion religion growing
simpler every year"
In opening he asked for the unity of Chisndom
Christ We of
Wheel they all at
During the services Miss Marion Bell
aceeptably and Mr. oferoy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
Can't Be Separated.
Some Honolulu People Have Learned
How to Get Rid Of Both.

Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back
ache until you cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are wei and strong,
the rest of the system is pretty sure to
be in vigorous health.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills make
strong, healthy kidneys.
S. Hanoland, of this city, is Gus
tom House guard. He writes: "Having
been afflicted with an aching back for
some time, / procured supply OF
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills at Hol-
lister Drug Co. Is store, and used them.
The results were most satisfactory and
| know that the pills are valuable
medicine Ior n lame back.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by al druggists and storekeepers
at 80 cents per box (six boxes $2.50) or
will be mailed on receipt of price by
the Hollister Drug Co., Ltd, Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name Doan g and take
no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
NEW STEAMER FOR
THE HILo ROUTE.

Captain Peter Johnson, formerly of
the Roderick Dhu. and more recently
in command of the oil tank steamer
Rosecrans, has gone to Newport News,
Va, to take charge of the Spanish
steamer Gaditano and bring her to this
port by way of the Straits of Magellan.
The Gaditano went ashore some time
ago on the Atlantic coast. and after
being saved by a wrecking company
was purchased by the Matson Naviga-
ton Company of this city for a sum
said 70 be n little less than $50, 900. She
was built in 1850, at an English ship
yard, and was first known as the Tri-
umph. Her gross tonnage Is 1854, net
1868, and she is $40 feet long, 1913 feet
in breadth and 27.2 feet deep 1t is the
intention of the Matson Navigation
Company to place the steamer on the
route connecting this city with Hilo,
and to rename her Hilo Captain Nc
Donald, late of the oil steamer Whit
tier, succeeds Captain johnson I'm
command of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
JURY LISTS FOR 1906
IN THE FIRST CIRCUIT

pin. =. T.. Stathird. Walter. Spencer,
,has.i McGowan, William. .Ir. Kahl.
baum. VIM. Arleigh. A. H.; Aseh, .Iu.
Illus; Benson. Henry b., Cutting. n. L.,
King, l.. G.; Lucas, Charles; Kimhall.
VIM. ~ Radcliffe. Chas.; Roth. II. r..
Sehweitzer. Louis Soule, Arthur L.:
White, +. o.. Gilman. Walter c.:
Pfciifer, Chas. H.; Petrie. T. H.; Gro.
zier, Chas.; Manners, Dan; Abreu. J.
O.; Brown. Joseph; Cramcr. Adolph
Garner. Alexander; Lake, George r.. ;
Mansfield, Jack; Mattox, Robert ID. {;
Niemann, Fred; Pupuhi, Samuel; Scott.
John; Tucker. John NJ; Lewis, Jos.
Beardmore, h. r.; He'll, Henry; Brown.
Edward f.; Conradt, c. c.; Dowsett,
a. G.; Mckenzie, j. H.; Marks. Louis
Mott, Jas, Jr.; Robertson, Archibald
s.; Tuck, Harry r.. Walker. O. H.;
Paaluhi, John; Atherton, Frank c.:
Drew, John H.; Cowan. George H.;
Cullen, James; McCabe, JAS: Roberts,
Joe; Rowan, VIM; Leleiwi, VIM. IL. (;
Crowder, John; Bridges, G. W.; Christie.
phersen, c.; Jaeger. d. c.. Mage. r.
W.; Logan, S. w; Kalua, Simeon: Pa.
hee, Isaiah; Church, +. j.; Smith. Fred
j.; Mitchell, j.; Mcdonald, James;
Shelhamer, d. W; Comes, John; Nevin.
Il. b.; Athena, s.; Kailieha, S. w;
hapau, j. n; Mapu, s.; Chase, T. W.;
weinrieh, VIM; Raupp, Geo. M; Hage.
rup, IL. s.; Jameson, L.; McShane,
Henry; Van Valkenburg, A. W.;
Waters, W. R.; Courtney, Bert; Steinke,
Albert; Kahoa, j. f.. Manners, II. A. /;
Meemano, Henry X; Paakaula, John /;
Malina, John; Alberts, John G.;
Doherty, Jas; Comes, John H.; Lyman,
Harry; Noble, John A.; Ordenstein, j. ;
Rose, VIM; Sniffen, Ed NJ; Trask,
Joseph; Kaia, Geo X; Johnson, Chas. !;
Jones, VIM. B.; McKeague, j. H.;
Barclay, VIM; Cummings, VIM. h.;
Chun Ming; Drew, Edward; Erickson,
Gust; Kannegiesser, A. c.; McShane,
Chas.; Olepau, VIM. 2. H.; Smithies,
JAS. W; Tucker, j. D.; Young, Jesse
o.; Kapu, s.; Spencer, S. W.; Kiakona,
Thos. A.; Hull, X. Moreno; Koki, Solo
mon D.; Paikuli, VIM. E.; Haakea,
Benjamin; Barnhart, w. o.; Costa,
Manuel; Dunn, E. "; Edwards, John;
Fuller, Geo. c.; Doane, Henry W;
Hoapili, David X; Hughes, Gerald;
Mcmillan, Thos.; Nelson, Andres; Sea
bury, A. W.. Waterhouse, Geo. S.;
Buckle, William; Cockett, Jas. D.;
Dutra, Frank j.; Fuller, David; Gump-
fer, Henrick; Hingley, Edward f.;
Mortified, Chas. F.; O'Neil, Geo. j.;
Privett, Miles c.; Robinson, John; Sey-
mour, Ed. c.; Waiamau, Walter X;
Nalpoon, Chas.; Wilson, Thomas;
Adams, Howard w; Brede, VIM, Jr.;
Doak, A. B.; Farr, Geo. w; Fountain,
Ed. N; Hutchinson, w. K; Lloyd, A.
r.; Rice, S. F.; Stroup, Thos. D.; Swan,
Edmund; Taggard, Jas. N; Trask,
Albert.
1t may he stated that the selections
of both grand and trial jurors are
made from different precincts of the
fourth and fifth representative dis
tricts, Island of Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12

! Prompt action is likely to be taken
Merchants Association toward making
strong campaign in Washington to
secure the carrying out OF the Hawai-
ian policy announced in the Presidents
message.
ooOcOcO0Ooococococococooo
J. II. CRAIG-Thos. Newcastle. Six
jars honey for the best pair Pouter
pigeons.
j. CULLEN-Hawaiian Gazette Co.
Six months subscription to p. @. Adj
vertiser for the best pair of Game
chickens.
A. W. EABURY-Honolulu Rapid
Transit Co. Twenty tickets for best
exhibit of black Langshans.
w. l.. WALI-Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit Co. Twenty tickets for second best
barred Plymouth Rock cockerel.
GEO. MINGOS-Honolulu Rapid
Transit Co. Twenty tickets for second
best white Leghorn cockerel
j. II. CRAIG-Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit Co. Twenty tickets for largest ex-
hibit Of pigeons.
c. ARNEMANN - Hawaiian Soda
Works. One case soda for best black
Jacobins.
j. j. GREENE-M. r. Counter. One
sardine dish for largest number of bar
red Plymouth Rocks.
RICHARD WEEDON-L. MaeFar-
ing One setting Mammoth Picking
luck eggs best trio silver gray Dork-
ngs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12

Rear-Admiral Stevens. U. s. N. IRE
tired, accompanied by Mrs. Stevens,
arrived yesterday on the Alameda ana
will remain here several weeks. pro-
ceeding then TO India
Admiral Stevens was born In Huno-
lulu, being the son OF the late Rear
Admiral Stevens, and was appointed to
the Naval Academy in 1868 His first
assignment was to the U. s s. Resaca
in the Pacific feet in 1868 and in the
following year he went to the Mohican
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12

which was sent to Siberia on a tour Of
observation of the total eclipse of the
sun. Admiral, then Captain. Stevens
was navigating officer on the Mayfiower
during the Spanish-Amerlcan compli-
cations in 1873. He was on duty on the
Philadelphia in 1893. and in 1900 COM
manded the gunboat Manila, and since
1909 TO his retirement he was on duty
at the Pensacola navy yard.
The admiral and his wife are stop.
ping at the Moana Hotel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
WINNERS AND PREMIUMS
At POULTRY SHOW.

Following is list of the winners of
special premiums at the Poultry Show,
with the donors and descriptions of the
articles
MRS w. +. WALL-H. Hackfeld &
Co. One box Creme cigars for the best
s. c. white Leghorn breeding pen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12
AN ATTACK OF GROUP wARDED
OFF

"Our little girl, two and one-half
years old, woke up coughing with the
Group one evening recently. We hap.
pened to have some of Chamberlain Is
Cough Remedy on hand and gave her
two doses of it. She went back to sleep
and woke up next morning without a
trace of cold. 1t is certainly a great
medicine" says A. J. Luginbill, editor
of Star, Villa Rica, Georgia, U. s. A.
An attack of Group can always be
warded off by giving this remedy as
soon as the croupy cough appears. 1t
has been in use for many years and has
never been known to fail. 1t contains
no harmful drug and may be given to
the smaTi'est child with perfect conf
de- For sale by all dealers ana
druggists Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12

b. Il. Schoen of Hilo leaves in the
Korea to spend the holidays with rela-
tives in Spokane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-12

Saturday afternoon last Miss Joseph
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

Cleanses and beauties the
teeth and purities the breath
Used by people of refinem
for over a quarter Of a century.
Very convenient for tourists
PREPARED BY
Fl II Tes>y1 IN g.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

r,esnon. punisbable with $500 fine or six
months or both. You may Wonder no" s3y
get much game with s.iaId oS
them practise in the Bowery shooting salierles
Il they live around Mott-st., and In their Dack
Yards Il they live In this vicinity.
After the Italians, the worst oHenderS are
Germans who come from the lower East Slde
other parts Of the city You can guess InaS ma
Warming About this time Of the year tney
will be getting after the wild ducks along the
times the tame ducks from the Zoological FafA
come here to feed The leafess condltion OF ING
trees also makes 1t easy to get red ana gray
squirrels and the black fox squirrel Nhen M
snow is on the ground the poachers set rabbit
traps. | have to be looking for trappsrs long
before daybreak, generally about O'CLOCK
Early on Sunday morning a rainy day IS
fayorite time for the poachers to be abroad.
Last summer Officer Van Benschoten caught
ing birds nests and selling them TO downtown
bird stores. In another case, hearing shot,
he went to the river bank and saw man nsn.
ing The fisherman Informed him that person
up the road had done the shooting. The latter
happened to be a park employe- Hurrytng back,
the officer looked about, and soon dfscoVerso
under a tree q paper package containing dis
rueubered rife. Meanwhile however, the dis-
ciple of Izaak Walton had fed.
The various cries OF distress made by the
birds are easily distinguished by the prnodsed
ear of the detective The oriole, tho robin and
the brown thrashsr seem to bring their stridenr
renorts directly to their official friend. It is
certain that the squirrels and chipn1unks come
forth from their hiding places at MS whfste
ard osrch upon Ills shoulder. They may bs
trembling in panic account OF some visitors
dog a. happened the other day, yet they an
.ver his call and seena to seek his protscuon
frv,fr- dog has given this squirrel nervous
prostratior," said the of1cer In sincere fndigna-
ton 81 he held a trembling little creature IN
hi. hand you have no right TO bring a dog
IN her. without leash Just take him home"
"a dog has some rights. too. gTumoled the
owner, departing.
THE Ney-York Geological Society offered
rsu-ard- Of $50 for the arrest and conviction OF
noach.r. last january. and Officer Van Ben
schoten wa. the frst TO obtain IL.
last month superintendent Merkel and two
roIsoan,ar, captured a gang of four italians who
were cooking sonsbirds around a ars IN spot
called the Tangiewcod They had slaushtereo
edrty birds including song spa--c~At robins,
nius,syn vrodpecksrS ana Crown
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
FIGHTS FOLLOWED.

1t was such in the old days of hazing and
the curse of the old hazing lay in the fights it
engendered. The bitterest fights in the history
OF the academy arose between classes There
was one peculiar clause in the hazing code which
caused more fights than all other causes to-
gether This was the attitude held toward in
suits If 'plebe' were insulted the air grew
thick with broil. for he knew that he had his
chance TO isolate the ''youngster' from the back
ing Of the other upper class men. 1t became
solely an affair between TWO persons; the 'plebe'
became the youngsters" equal. But If he re-
fused to cudgel his brains for seventeen reasons
why Paul Jones was not UTnslopagaas why
Globulus Lentulus was bald on both the inside
and outside of his head. then he arrayed his
puny self against the entire corps of under
graduates and the hazing system which they
sanctioned. "youngster" will rant and roar
all around "plebe" but if he calls him liar
or g rascal or in any way impugns his integ-
rity or breeding, then nothing short of a cata-
clysm can prevent those middies from climbing
over each others anatomies.
But to take up the career of Humper. He
finds that instead of being the point of pride
the officer in charge points a stern finger at a
tiny grease spot on his blouse The scrupulous
exactness for which he was noted in Pinchen,
doesn't stave off the upper class man in charge
of the floor his class lives on, from reporting
him for chair adrift." Instead Of the centre
position on the commencement stage or the
Pinchem "opray house. he now holds down
the noble position of high private in the rear
rank and is introduced to the saddening end or
an artillery drag.
At meals he must sit with ramrod brace
along the middle of the table, keep his hands
clear of the cloth, look always to the front,
and wait till his superiors are helped before ne
makes his furious onslaught on the dish OF
.spuds' "Plebes' are always hungry, and many
a ''youngster' has brought a fight On his hanos
by teasing them when in this condition Ii
an upperclassman from an adjacent table slyiy
leans back and pours some water down neigh
bor's neck Hiram mustn't dare 10 turn loose
The laugh that is within him. but must look as
slrm as mummy He is denied the hlsh Joy
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

,.ra In the thickets anu
r.rk is an art OF Varieu
slaues MI. ever fresh ingenuity o -
ci'Siie ,,o would fain destroy every
PoHe"e 80 ,ahbit in the public preserves -
- ,,d overcome. BEFORE ua o.. 20
pe iN'. - oil months of the year th' Aoo
ooiA i.aNo, ,,fe is apt to ply his trace .-.r..
,.ft unchecked. the feathereu 90
90 .ba mark would soon % constant
Vi eio :. ono man delegated TO the
1heie .,, ,oacbers in Bronx farh-
ouly VI - ,eors In the woods and is klo"n
mas pee1 ga+ac.tve His friends say thae "iAa-
INC 0- >. ,,rovr about woodcraft Is not
Ae For instance, without iet'ihe -
90 - Coz, cracking a twig or nlakhs -
-, ,a can travel across an acre o-
o-.n ground and suddenly tap q poAoH1-
opeH re- robin or scarlet tanaser mas oeen
-. -5tb,n half g mile. he seems " 49,
,.b,,,+ besriug any sound OF q "eapoh
g. ,a "a aware at long distances Oh
unon the squirrels and raooits .ho
their assistance ,, ,-,.-
- I-a,, Benschotsu that the forest has us
,.ss,, clsyr no less than the street Ihe
tL.s .n6 trees and grass underfoot are Kun oi
sirns The snow is a document often moro N
terminating than any paper sesrch
T-h. nose. the eyes and the ears compensate ioh
= ,ost oe witnesses and talebearers In fac''
80 &c a. cnoe the most primitive. simple ana
acute department of the art OF detection
A rather slim mlan with q short clipped mus
tsche. always plainly dressed onicer van ben
schoten strolls through Bronx Park picking UP
,.aves or examining the bark of trse with ths
air of an amateur botanist He Is realiy inter
..t.5 in botany but that is an Avocahon. except
a. ~ aids I'm his work. You may see MIN again
walking along high ridge east OF the bronx
River. and then he seems Ike poet In solitary
meditation But the ridge is suaofsic point
that commands a view, through tres TRUNKS ana
leaf stripped branches. OF both sides of the
-. Ai.o - ss ths centre OF the forest on cas
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
A HOT FIGHT.

In the fall of 95 just such fellow fought a
bloody fight with "younSster.' It fought
with bare knUckles. They were OF about the
same weight Had they not been the little
man could. under the code, have picked d
heoviar man from his class to fight for him.
The fight took place III large room on the
upper foor, far from the haults of prowling Of
fcers The door Eas locked and everything
,seot as silent as the thud and thumI and scrap
ing OF feet would allow. There were seconds,
with sponges ard towels and ali The parapher-
MALTA OF the ring timekeeper and door
keeper and a referee. Nobody else was ao-
rnitted, but peeping over transoms and through
cracks and keyholes wers punches of young,
sters' ana 'plebes." each eagerly watching his
man
Several times the "pleba" was foored by the
"youngster," who had the advantage over MIN
AZ q years training. It was savage nsht anu
thev bled profusely. Finally, when tney mao
cyossd each others eyes so that neither cou1u
Sc. the other, the referee declared the hsht d
6r,w. they shook hands ard went to pea Win
,syv becfsteskS or thei- faces. But the pieoe
hea gained what he sought, fcr the youhs"'e
ao,,1S M longer. urder the code. haze him
However, he got into bac ooor Win INC o'--@ :
.-o1ossn,ap for his lack of subordination and
a,,a,ad On account of failure in studies.
nc was so chagrined that he never stopped
-, ta yo+ tn the Klondke. where his father
after much advertising in the papers 1ouno
him
:. = on ths summer practice cruises that
G crop of fights is often produced 0oiie 'iii-e7
t,e,, fight on the forecastle or between decks
nc oetono~ thew have it out on shore. Even
,,o,,nr commissioned officers though rarely re-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
Constsn MT Visie nee Necessary to Protect the 'os
Birds from the Foreign Born Pot Hunter
Song

.,.-., o-c.,e or fight. A revolver in the hand
OF the stalker facilitated cross examination
.ryou were shooting at the birds I'll have
tc arrest you"
no, no. Me no shoot anything
..I can smell the ov.der,"-though srnokeless
powder had been used
..,rs NO have powder, boss. No shoot any
ting"
pave vou been in the hospital" asked the
detective.
mo, boss"
.eycs Won have. You've been laid up with q
broken leg. Unless, perhaps this explains your
stiff gait
The explanation, In fact, was the barrel OF
twenty-five calibre rife which the officer
drew from the Italians trousers leg. The
stock. which had been unscrewed from the
barrel moment after the shooting, was found
under the mans coat A bloodstained bunch
of feathers which was lately song sparro"
came from back pocket
You see what kind OF peopls We have To
deal With" said Officer Van Benschoten after
ward "Tnley carry these little rifles that
make a small report and that can be concealed
their persons. They wait TIL the coast Ia
clear-somstirnss they even start fires to de-
cog me In a wrong direction-then out comes
tbs gun it's put together, shot Of. taken apart
and concealed again. ali within two minutes
And when you to arrest them they're
always ready to fight, unless you have the
drop on them. Early In september l started
70 take In two fellows who were shooting
squirrels with revolvcrs. I got one, snd tho
other came at me with knife: SO had TO
whistle for help The pair got three weeks In
the city prison.
''The poachers are mostly italians. They're
crazy after bird pie and bring down robins
tanagers, jays. woodpscker. song spaTrows or
any other bird The law doesn't protect crows,
hawks and other birds of prey; but Its an
offsncs anyway 70 be shooting ~ carrying