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spuAkia' O. CHILDREN.

Some landlords win admit John
Graham Brooks estimate that II
costs $685. 10 raiae a child in the
eity. but they viii claim. at the
same time. that real estate bears
about 30 per cent Of the loss.
Tut. tut. landlords Who would
there be TO rent the houses II
there weren't chlldrcEf
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PARADEs WILL BE FEATURE OF CIRCUS

That the circus parad9Ia not on.
ly thing OF the present, not Of tho
past and an essential Of every big
show, Ia the opinion OF Ringing
broa, who promise that their street
pageant viii be one OF the features
OF Their coming two days visit to
Seattle.
The advance agents FOR the cir
Gus claim that the parade will be
three miles long. aud win be- tho
most gorgeous spectacle that the
city has ever Witnessed. The en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

There are 1919 savings banks In
this country. with s.og1.tsz deposit
nra. and the average amount due
each deposition IL st1aT9 iowa
With fet ~ these Institutions. leads
the list. bat the number Of patrons
50 only a8s. SGT. while New York.
With iat savings funds. has a.G8T.-
21s depoaifora Tho deposits Ia
New fork are corFearondinEly
hiEh. aud she average balance IL
$500 IS The beat average balance
u shown IN Ohio. whore Il reaches
tf1ske Rhode Island ranks sec.
nnd "a pnlmt 81 average balance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

Proverbs q the Arabs place a
very low value on women. Here
are some samples, The beauty
OF man Is Ia his spirit. the spirit 81
woman il IN her beauty AlwAya
consult your wife. bnt DO AZ you
please When Yuu want 20 set
square with man. give him a
handsome wife. when you want ~
yenge on a WOMAN glxe her a hAnd'
some husband
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tire menagerie 81 the big shows
viii be- wheeled through the
streets. bands on handwagona, on
horseback and on foot. Will make
tho march musical; clovis viii
draw the small boys IN pursuit.
horses and riders. elegantly cos
TUNED aud bedraped. will please
the eye; and oalllopea will be on
hand 20 give the inevitable circus
atmosphere 20 II all. This, and
more. IL claimed by the RlnglingG
press aRonta, The paradea viii
start at 10 a. m. each day.
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JACK CHINN AND HIS
HARDWARE MISSED


Seattle stars Exclusive servlcs.l
NEW YORK. Avg i5--Col. Jack
Chinn, of Kentucky, has been miss
leg az rolleall this summer. lie
generally runs over during the sea
Hon 20 take a peep az the big town
and 20 see the thornughhreda run
around on the Lone Island tracks
They W missed him. too, for the
presence OF the picturesque war
flor never fails 60 brighten the
metropolis
lie finds his chief recreation az
the race course. as becomes n true
kentuckian The accompanying pic
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eontlnued Attraoilona.

Tracked Around the World" by
the Earl Burgess company al the
Seattle.
Prince Otto" by the Taylor
company at the Third Avenue
THE Girl From Frisco" at the
Lyric
fantagca' Vaudeville az tho Lois
Vaudeville AZ the Star, Sullivan
N C0nhidino circuit.
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STEAMSHIP MAN DIES

George Sutherland, vice president
OF Frank Watefhouae a Co, died
AZ Minor hospital last night after
an Illness lasting several months.
Sutherland was widely known In
transportation eirolos.s He leaves
a widow aud one daughter.
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IS GIVEN 80 DAYS

r. Stewart tho man taken by
the police from the pesthouss
whore he had been held under
quarantine and prosecuted on the
charge Of being q dlgorderiE per
son, was Sentenced 10 80 days In
jail by Judge Gordon yesterday aft
efuOOD.
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RONALD AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 49,
Attorney ] r. Ronald Of Seattle
has arrived here after travelling
the uatire distance BY automobile.
Mr. Ronald stated that on The on.
tire trip the only trouble eApuricnC.
cd was from two punctured urca.
With the Seattle attorney are W
@ Ronald. " Goodwin aud l. r.
Timpe 81 the Northwest Motor
company Of Seattle The trip was
made ia a White Steamer.
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tura was the trophy ~ a camera
man who caught him IA an amiahle
mood NJ the track The colonel uan.
ally stops at tbs Waldorf Astoria
Ca his last visit hs made a large
eomm0tign there b. producing his
deadly hardware and starting after
Needless citizen Who showed \
lack o. proper respect for the col.
oneiH dignity, Intervention Of
friends avcrted one more Job for
the undertaken"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

The Canals OF Venice and whang
ho. two OF the latest additions to
the Luna Park attractions. are
proving two Of the most popular
Erich Won EnEcl. the strong man.
and the other features OF the free
show ara entertaining big crowds
this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

debt The icwels are part OF the
rogalla OF the lord lieutonant's OF
flee
Mark Twain was ioklnely asked
10 he knew where the Jewels were.
bat he promptly claimed an allht
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Seattle stars Exclusive servlec.)
TOXIC. Aug ib--Fieid Marshal
oyama. commandcri IN chief Of the
jnhanose army against the Rus.
SLAMS, IL living quietly. a. becomes
an old man. IN a little house In the
vest eud Of this city. lie dlsoour
aEra hero Worship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

The record power transmission IN
that u the Kern river plant. IN
Southern California. where $4,000
horsepower Is sent III miles At a
pressure Of $4,000 volts Exten.
aions Of this plant are contemplate
ed which Will increase tho horse.
power 10 5000.
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Extraordinary Bargains

For this coming week IN the
.CAtiEN DREW stock OF sporting
and athletic goods az THEO
Wits 4 Co. 1908 Flrst av.. near
Madison. Hardware. Sporting
Goods and Cutlery. 80
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Plan PermsnsnseF und.

Seattle Christian Endeavorers
are planning TO esta6ilSh . DeTmT1.
Ont fund for the purpone Of carfy-
fng on the work Of the society in
this state A building will esAntual-
" BIO erected for state head.
quarters
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Fishing Rod Sale

Special sale on fishing rods. sell.
Ing regardless OF cost 20 close them
out Piper a. TAFT. loef.26 Second
ay $50
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M00RS Are
REBEL-LI0US
(star Special Service

PARIS. Aug. lb.--Accora.ng TO
advicea received here, tho Moora
are attempting 70 overthrow the
present government.
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Scenic Park. az the I'D Of the
Madison ~ car line. il being pat.
ronlzed by many. Concerts By
Wagnera band add 20 the many
attractions ~ the nov resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

The Washington Firo uow does
business I'm twenty-five states OF
tho union. sss
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS ELECT
tstsr Special ssrvles.)

TACOMA. Aug. 49, The funeral
directors OF the state meeting at
Tacoma have elected the following
officers. President, Conrad l..
lloska, Tacoma first vice presi.
dent, j. y. Joncs buckley; second
vice president. George MacMartin.
Walla Walla. secretary, " \. Hen
Messy. Walla Walla. treasurer. Lee
y. Dodge, AnacorteH Tho state
association will be represented NJ
the national convention by ]. ".
Cookery, OF Waila Waila
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Olympic Market

cuts your meat bills 10 half iis
Pike at. opposite tho Don Marche
zee
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FOREMAN FINED.

L. Murphy barn foreman for
Stanley Bros, contractors. was
fined a second time for maitroat.
Ing a horse by Justice Carroll yes
torday afternoon IN the amount Of
f7b and costs. The prosecution
was brought by inc Humane so
cioty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

Ohio boing for Taft. the question
IL. who Is Foraker9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

Money loaned on diamonds. etc
Strictly confidential Reasonable
rates. 20f Bailey Building sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15
LORD capoeAN WEARING THE
STATE JEWELS.

Seattle stars tNcIusise seFVice.l
DUBLIN. Aag. is-The state
ewels Of ireland. yalued at $3.50.
Oeo. have strangely disappeared
nom Dublin castle. and a great
seaaaal l. limited at Il is said that
q Nigh osfIsiai Is suspected % hav.
tag used them as a collateral Tor a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

without the aid OF n glass. an
Australian ia said 10 have written
iO.06i words on a postal card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

a good home is the best sermon
about heaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-15

In the Houseiurnishings
Dept. a number Of pieces 81
Minimum Ware are marked
At special prices Tor tomorrow
aud Saturday.
Aluminium Is fast making a
reputation for itself IN the
manufacture Of cooking uicn-
sis on account Of its lighincss.
Is cleanliness and its ability
70 rrpel any Of the impurities
that tend to adhere 10 the
49,. r
, 1907-07-04
Odd Fellows Day.

The parapharnalia for the Odd
Fellows Lodge has arrived at last
and the afternoon of the 18th inst.
has been selected as the day for
organisation, if there is no delay
in getting the material up from
Walcott. There will be a meeting
at the Masonic hall in the after
noon, at which an organization
will be perfected, officers elected
and installed, candidates voted on
and the degrees conferred on
them that night. 1t will be "Odd
Fellows Day." sure enough.
There are a number of Odd Fell
lows in the town and the sur
rounding community and there is
every prospect of a good lodge be.
ing built up here in a short time.
The regular weekly meetings will
take place on Friday evening at
the masonic hall in each week.
, 1907-07-04
Formed Altar Society.

The ladies of the Catholic faith
have formed an Altar Society for
the purpose of raising funds with
which to build a Catholic church
here at an earley day. Mrs. AL
bert Walter is president and Mrs.
Geo. w. Broadhurst is secretary
and treasurer. The society starts
out with a membership of severn
teen women and has every pros
pect of being successful. Mrs.
Walter is an energetic woma an and
one who commands the respect
and esteem of all who know her
and she will be able to do much
for the society over which she
presides.
, 1907-07-04
Of Forest Rangers

meeting of all the rangers en-
I'D in the Sierra Madre
Medicine Bow National For
took place here Monday at
flee of j. w. Nelson, Super
. This is in accordance with
|fder from the head Office that
Qnual meeting on the LIST day
1ly be held each year for the
pbse of studying the Use Book
"a is issued and takes effect
list of each year. The pres
Use Book was gone over thor
ay and the men were by this
Is able to get in line before
re season opens. Those pre-
at Mondays meeting were
es Blackhall, Frank Pennock,
<rt b. Walker, John Reid, (of
past side,) John 81. and Geo.
qullison. and Penn Gouldey,
Slater.) Erie Scott and Stew
lcPhail were absent on duty.
, 1907-07-04
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

Mrs, william Keeper is at the
Cottage Hotel eis bathing in the hot
'e tns ( 'ss -
E. g. Ashley is down from En-.
campment on a visit to his on, w.
+. Ashley and wife.
Miss Jessie Moore has spring fever.
She promised to kill US il. we printed
the item, but the Sun. y bound to
print the Jews. - sq5s+t
Miss Pearl .Brackeu, an Epcamp-
ment nurse, who spent week at the
Waterloo in Saratoga to recuperate
left for her home Saturday.
John H. Mullison, forest ranger
whose headquarters are at Keystone,
came over Sunday to be present at
the meeting here Monday of the
rangers in charge of Supervisor Nell
son in the Medicine Bow and Sierra
Madre national forests.
, 1907-07-04
Smelter at Nine.

From j. B.. Hassett, the mana.
ger of the Charter Oak mine, the
Sun learns that a smelter will be
erected at the mine shortly for
the purpose of reducing the ores
of the Charter Oak before ship
ment. The officers of the Copper
Bar Mining Company, who own
and control the Charter Oak, were
ready and willing to at once CON-
mence the construction of a smell.
ter at the works had Mr.. Hassett
deemed it wise to do so at this
time. But he advised waiting a
few months before the work was
begun, in order that more ore
might be blocked out and other
needed buildings and improve.
, 1907-07-04
Down on Court Business.

Hank. G. Hunter; accompanied
by Mrs. Ann Parr and her two
daughters, Mrs. Mary Curry and
Miss Alice Parr and little grand
son, George William, were down
from the Encampment valley
Monday on court business. Mrs.
Curry had a petition before Court
Commissioner j. F. Crawford that
day for the appointment of Hank.
9. Hunter as administrator of the
estate of her husband, Fred F.
Curry, deceased. Mr.. Hunter
was appointed and qualified as
such administrator, and will have
charge of the settlement of the
estate.
, 1907-07-04
MEDICINE bow VALLEY

Mrs. liver Olson is an Elk
Mountain visitor.
The store of the Carbon Timber
Company at Elk Mountain has
been closed the past three days
taking invoice of stock.
Miss Anna Widdowfield is in
Denver at the st. Joseph Hospital
and will undergo an operation
this week, Her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Widdowfield, left for
that ploce Monday to be present.
The spraying machine arrived
at Elk Mountain last Sunday and
the cattle belonging to the Basin
, 1907-07-04
Lovely Store Windows

The large plate glass windows
in the Cosgriff Bros. Co. store are
really quite attractive these days.
Mr.. Couzens has the finest dis.
play of shoes in the dry goods
window that this town ever looked
at. The front window of the B
d o. store is also handsomely
dressed in red, white and blue,
the work of Miss Hazel Winsor,
who has remarkably good taste
for such work. 1t will pay any
one to take a look at those win
dows, for their work is very arts.
tically done.
, 1907-07-04
Thinks Elk Mountain Good.

R. o. Kaylor, who has been for
years interested in Elk Mountain
copper property, returned Tues
day from a trip over the Nevada
mining country. He has been in
Death Valley and adjacent parts
of Nevada and California, and
says he has had all he wishes of
that country. He expects to be-
gin operations in his Elk Noun
tain property shortly in which L,
R. Smith, MIR. Ashley and Mr.,
Phelps of Encampment are inter-
ested with him.
, 1907-07-04
NEARING A SALE
Pittsburg SYNDICATE Sends Ex-
pert to Examine Hot
~Sprines-Wantland man
on Ground.

The syndicate of Pittsburg men
who have had the matter of pur-
chasing the Hot Springs proper
ty under advisement for some
time, sent an expert here a few
days ago to examine and report on
the proposition. John L. Burns,
of Denver, the expert, a ccom
panied by his wife and he made a
most exhaustive and through ex-
animation of the entire property.
In this work he was assisted by
John B. Adams, a representative
of the i~ntrests of G. K. Wantland,
the Union Pacific land agent, the
gentleman who is handling the
project.
Both gentlement were on the
ground for several days and took
samples for analysis from each of
the springs, the topography of the
ground, acreage, ETC., to be used
in making a final report on the
matter. If this deal goes thru at
least 100000 will be. spent in the
erection of a hotel and sanitarium.
The men left here Sunday butsare
expected to return shortly for the
purpose of a more extended EXAM
nation and a further and final re-
port.
, 1907-07-04

ments might be secured before
the larger enterprise was taken
up.
We are assured of the Charter
Oak smelter in the near future.
There is a great abundance of
rich ore in that mine to warrant
the building of reduction works
there. With the Copper Bar peo-
pie to determine is to act and we
will soon see the smoke of a smell
ter ascending heaven ward on
Calf creek.
, 1907-07-04
Sold Top Team.

Willard Caldwell sold a span of
bay geldings, harness and the
running gears of a wagon to Jack
Gabert Monday for the sum OF
$500. The span weighs between
$500 and $500 pounds and is with
out spot or blemish. Mr.. Gabert
has a lumber contract from the
Carbon Timber Company and will
use the team in the mountains
They are considered the finest
team in Carbon county today.
, 1907-07-04
4th OF JULY
PROGRAM
Big Doing in Saratoga 4th and
5th-COme and Have a
S0ciable Time With US
The program is as follows:

The program is as follows:
AFTERNOON OF THE FOURTH
mile free -for-all pony race
First S35, second SIS
Relay Race q miles, change ev-
cry ] mile. First S75, second $50.
Girls foot race, 20 yards. under
10. First SD, second 50.
] mile ladies free-for-all. First
$40, second SIS.
] mile burro race. First $40,
second So.
Tug-of.war. Prize $40.
Dance in the evening.
MORNING OF THE 9TH
Baseball game for boys. Prize
$50.
Free-for all 100 yards foot race.
First SIS, second $3.50.
Boys foot race, under II, 60
yards. First So, second 81.
Boys foot race, under IS, 100
yards. First So, second 80.
Fat mems race. 200 pounds or
over. Prize s..
AFTERNOON OF 9TH
] mile free-for-all race, SO en-
trance fee, 3 to start. First SIS,
second $50.
mile free-for-all pony race.
First $50, second $40.
Stake race. Prize SO.
mile for non-winners. First
$25, second $40.
Music by the Hanna band.
The following are the commit
tees:
Judges, Caleb Cook, H. G. Paul
son, Alex. McPhail. Secretary,
E. L. Gould. Entrance clerk, G.
G. Hickok.
All horses winning first money
in any race are barred from all
races during the rest of the day.
A show and dance both even
ings of the 4th and 9Th by the
Novelty Show company. This is
a good show and will be worth
your coming to.
, 1907-07-04
WILL BUILD MILL
AT
The Carbon Timber Company
will Construct Box Shuck
Factory Here.

r. D.. Meyer, the cashier of the
Carbon State Bank, accompanied
by G. F. McGrew, vice president
and cashier of the Omaha Nation
al Bank, and r. F. Brown, a cap
italist of Omaha, arrived here last
Thursday and spent the week at
this place and Encampment, look
ing over the situation as regards
the property and prospects of the
Carbon Timber Company. Mr..
McGrew and Mr.. Brown bought
out the interest of the late G. l..
Wagner and are now the heaviest
stockholders in the company.
From here the party went to Ft.
Steele and inspected the holdings
of the company at that point be-
fore returning to Omaha.
Mr.. Olson, who arrived here
Monday from Encampment, where
he had been looking after the tim
Der drive in the Grand Encamp-
ment river, said: "The saw mill
| at Fl. Steele is not able to handle
more than 100000 or 5000, OOC
feet of lumber a year. The CON-
pany expect to float about double
that amount of saw timber down
from the mountains each year,
and 10 we will have to make ar
rangements to take care of a part
of it at Saratoga. 1t wss with
this end in view, and for the pur.
pose of having a place to store
ties that we purchased the Ma.
ghee. and Caldwell ranches Just
above town. We will put in g
saw mill somewhere on the Ma.
ghee ranch as soon as the railroad
gets into Saratoga. The visit OF
Mr.. McGrew and Mr.. Brown was
to inspect the ranch property and
to look over the site for the loca.
ton of the new mill. These mel
own the largest part of the Carbon
Timber Company stock at the
present time and may acquire
other interests in and around Sar.
atoga in the near future"
Mr.. Olson said that the spring
had been 80 cold and backward
that they had made very slow
progress with their timber drive
The ties and logs are all out Of
the small streams and the drive OF
Encampment river will be at Riv-
erside today.
, 1907-07-04
Supt. Campbell Expected Here

Capt. G. j. Rhode, superintend-
ent of the Saratoga fish hatchery,
was in the city Monday. He is
expecting an order to 60 to Lara
mie inside of a week to assist Mr..
Campbell, the State Fish Warden,
in the work at the Laramie hatch
cry. Nj. Campbell Is expected
here to examine and advise with
reference to the present DISPOSE
ton of property at the Saratoga
hatchery in a day or two.
, 1907-07-04
Earring TOWN
sSteam Cars" Almost in
1T Of Town-New Cars
Arrive.

The Saratoga & Encampment
hallway is almost within sight of
.|laratoRa. But for insumountable
ifdculties trains would now be
uunin9 in and out of this place.
|lut general manager Baldridge
u accomplished all that mortal
Ia d6nld do aud the end of the
tack Is now only 8 miles distant
'omaW yomlug's future great.
Ten fat cars-new ones, made
Epecially for the s. & E. road, ar
yed Tuesday and are nov in SER
ceEi the construction of the
lck. Engine 10l left the Bald
Locomotive Works at Cincin-
pn the 26th Of June and
be at Walcott now. At
bnly a day or two more will
before the S. & E. company
3 using one of its own loco
es-an up-to-date affair that
Jay the present one, leased
06the U. p, at the rate of S14
0ay, entirely in the shade.
U0der the new track foreman,
Boardman, track laying is
BIZ fine progress. One mile
pc feet, or to be exact, $3.50
II track was laid in one day.
the steel required for the
fuction of the line from Wal
to Saratoga is now on the
hd. Arrangements have been
whereby the rails for the
bf the line from Saratoga to
Bmpment are to be had on 30
notice.
eneral manager. G.. w. Bald
Se, is improving in health, be-
bow able to take trips down to
end of the track and attend to
ofice business
, 1907-07-04
Good Yarns

Pbert Parsons, president of
Jew York county Republican
was talking in Albany
Bt self-confdence in politics.
} win," he said, "a man
II never be sure of winning.
)ence and boasting, to my
always imply defeat. I'll
a story.
IAN came shooting from a
lighted window one night
He'd with a crash on the
I'll right" he said to the
pat had gathered, as he
pe. "That's my club, the
r%ecinct. I'm a Smith man
e's ten Jones men in
, 1907-07-04

there. I'm going back to them.
You stay here and count them as
they come out of that window
HE limped back into the club.
There was a great uproar. Then
a figure crashed through the win
dow and struck the sidewalk with
a grunt.
CHATS onep' said the crowd.
no. said the figure, rising.
"Oon't start counting yet. "It's
ME again"
, 1907-07-04
To Spend 4th in Denver.

j. g. Dettinger and wife, A. N.
Prosser and wife, A. j. Chichester
and wife and F. G.. Canon and
wife all passed thru here Friday
from the Encampment country,
all bound to Denver where they
will spend the 4th. They were
out for a good time and will enjoy
the trip.
, 1907-07-04
vii Service Examination.

ere will be a civil service ex-
ation for foresters take place
on the 23rd and Oath of July
be John E. Reach of Helena,
i. This examination will be
b to all able bodied men from
ages 81 to 40 who wish to en-
Ehe service Of Uncle Sam in
care of his forests.
, 1907-07-04
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Land and Livestock Co., William
Richardson, John Veitch, W..
Larson, II. Larson, Joseph Wild
dowtield, F. Herman and W. Ell
lis have already passed thru it.
The machine is situated at the
.corrals of the Basin Land and
Cattle Co., aud the people of this
vicinity are under many obliga-
tions to them for the use, without
charge, for their pens, as the ex-
pense in fitting the pens up was
considerable. The sprayer did
first class work and the belief is
general that it will do the cattle
good.