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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

ideal place for the holding Of public
meetings. AS an illustration 1 will
call your attention to the fact that
we have had in our city for the past
four weeks over one hundred school
teachers, who are attending n state
summer normal school that will last
several weeks longer And on the
Goth of this month there will occur
here a joint teachers institute that
will be attended by over 400 teachers
from the southeast. You can readily
see that the educators as well as the
editors have made up their minds that
Pocatello is pretty good convention
city.
"The holding of these institutes,
these Press club meetings, and great
number of other gatherings here, we
hope to impress upon you that all
roads lead to Pocatello, and that Po-
catello is the center and the heart of
your territory, and that its every heart
throb beats for the progress and pros
perity of all of you.
"You are the honored members of
one of the finest organizations in the
state of Idaho; an organization with
high ideals and lofty purposes, COM
posed Of our best manhood and wo-
manhood IAN organization that has
accomplished results that have been
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news, and look to you, and depend ON
you, for direction and guidance in
matters that affect the good and the
welfare of the community in which
you publish your paper. You quick
en- and invigorate with new life the
fireside of every home occupied by in
telligent people, for all such and profit
by having weekly or daily paper
in the family.
"You, of course, do not all follow
the same lines, as each one of you
has his own ideas, and in thought is
peering into the future to see what
is in store, and what is best for him
self, and also for what is best for the
community in which he lives, but you
are all working honestly, patiently
and faithfully for the same goal, and
that goal is the good Of your state
and of your country. Working many
times without due reward, either in a
financial way, or proper appreciation
of the work that you do, you yet keep
on working just the same; always
boosting. never knocking, and always
ready with a smile in gladness, and
words of comfort in grief, and these
are only few of the many reasons
why that it is such a pleasant task
to extend to you hearty greeting
and the freedom of our city.
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chestra was stationed in one corner
There have been banquets before In
Pocatello, but it is the unanimous yer.
dict of those who attended last night 5
function, that it was by far the best
ever known in this section of the
state. The service was magnificent
colored walters anticipating every
wish of the hungry editors and other
guests. The menu was more than de-
lightful; it was great. Manager Frye
of the Bannock, his brother the stew
ard, and the two famous Bannock
chefs overdid themselves in making
the event brilliant success; while the
Pocatello people We'd with each other
in making it pleasant for the visiting
editors and their wives and in pro-
noting the complete brilliance of the
event from social point of view.
Owing to the unavoidable absence
of President George B. Fraser of the
Press club, Majo4 Fred r. Reed of
Miner officiated as toastmaster The
major never appeared to better advant-
age. HIS ready wit, his charming
personal ty and his irresistible in
clination) toward dong the proper
!hia" at fhe proper time, contributed
mater:ally} toward he success Of the
function.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

very beneficial to the citizens of the
state, more SO than they could pos
sibly have been to yourselves, either
as individuals or as an association.
"Your organization embraces ten
of the choicest counties of the state
Of Idaho. The counties that produce
the bread and meat and the neces-
saries Of life that are so essential to
the welfare and the progress of any
country.
You represent over forty publica-
tons that would do credit to any state
in the union You conduct your pa
pers on plane so much higher and
broader than the average eastern pa
per, that it is a source Of pride and
qualification to your readers and your
state at large.
you have come here to mingle TO-
gether and thus make the bond of
friendship among you more secure
and lasting and thus more beneficial
in the great work that you have to do.
"You men confront a great respon-
sibility. The newspaper is welcome
visitor to every home. Your readers
look to you not only for the news Of
the day, but depend upon you for the
correctness and reliability of that
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

Snake river valley. The trip through
these immense plants and across the
dizzy suspension bridge will long be
remembered by the editors.
Returning up town the visitors in
spected the new Remington hotel in
the new TOWNSHIP and admired the evi.
dences of growth and prosperity in
the newer part of the Power City, not
the least important being the 100-bar-
rel flour mill.
The special train left on the re-
turn trip to Pocatello at Ais, bring
ing back large delegation Of Am
erican Falls people to join with the
Gate City in further entertainment of
the Press club. Pocatello was reached
at ) O'Clock, and the crowd marched
to the Bannock hotel.
First Business Meeting.
At q o'clock business meeting of
the club was held in the city hall at
which First Vice President Strong
presided at first, but later relinquished
the chair to Second Vice President G..
E. Wright of Montpelier. Matters of
particular interest to the craft were
discussed at length and with profit.
A resolution to name a committee of
five to draft certain changes in and
amendments to the constitution and
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delivered whole-hearted address of
welcome to the Press club,
Mayor Loux said:
"Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentle
men, and Members of the Press Club
1T is always pleasure to address
IA company of people when your re-
marks begin with the word welcome
and end with welcome. Tonight
would have you bear in mind that all
the warmth and cheer of hospitality
expressed in this word belong to you
as the guests and as the friends of our
city, and in bidding you be at home
with us we realize that the pleasure
of your visit is no small honor. The
Press club, which means the press it.
self. is body of Importance. 1t is
the mouthpiece of the public; the
voice that shouts far and wide not
only the doings but the thoughts of
men. More than this, it is to vast
extent the moulder of public opinion.
While few of us are so credulous as
the old lady who declared that she
knew a report to be true because she
saw it in print, yet all of us are to a
greater or less extent influenced by
this mighty organ, which with its
every issue upbuilds or tears down
public opinion.
"But we are glad to have you with
us tonight not only because of the
importance Of this association, but
because it is seldom that we, the peo-
Me, have the privilege of meeting face
70 face and shaking the hands of those
who hold so important position i'll
the upbuilding and prosperity of the
community in which we live. You,
with whom it is SO necessary to the
growth and welfare of our state that
we should be in perfect harmony. And
why is this harmony essentially Be
cause the people need fair representa-
ton; because the press must have the
confidence Of its readers. Without
Justice and liberality on the part of
The press the sacred rights Of indi-
viduals, as well as the cause OF civic
righteousness itself, are endangered.
Without this same justice and liber-
atty the press in turn loses the respect
and confidence Of the people; but with
harmony and the best of good fellow
ship at the root of the relationship be-
tween the Press club and the people
who support its existence, the result
can be only happiness and prosperity
for all.
"Tn behalf of the citizens Of Poca-
tello, and in the name Of all here who
read from your press, bid yon
hearty welcome.
The Editors Welcomed.
James II. Brady, president Of the
Pocatello Commercial club, supple
mented Mayor Loux' address of well
come with an address that caught the
fancy of the guests.
Mr.. Brady's Address.
Mr.. Brady said:
at is good to know that you are
with us tonight. You who are such
good and faithful citizens, such good
thinkers, and takers, and who some
times write a little. 1t is a joy and
a pleasure to have you with us, and
we hope that YOU understand that we
feel proud of, and fully appreciate
the honor Of your presence on this
occasion We cannot extend to you
all the courtesies, and have you enjoy
all the pleasures that we would wish
to. but we shall attempt to make you,
one and all, feel at home, and happy.
"Pocatello is fast becoming the con-
vention city as well as the Gate City
of Idaho. The people of the state
have come to realize that this is an
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bylaws of the club for report at this
mornings business meeting, was de-
feated after considerable debate. 1t
was finally decided to appoint CON-
mittee of three to draft the club con-
stitution, submit the result Of its work
to the individual members in the in
term before the November meeting,
and report thereat. The committee
selected by Vice President Wright
consists Of Truxton Talbot Of Poca-
t9llo, 0. H. Barber Of American Falls
and Charles G. Sumner Of Idaho
Falls,
A committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed, consisting of Joe Fl. De Witt
of Soda Springs, Henry Gable Of
Idaho Falls and E. T. Barber Of Sho-
shone
After heated discussion Of the
matter of united action in the way
of maintaining legal rates, the club
adjourned until 9 O'Clock this morn
ing.
The Banquet.
At 9 clock the Press club banquet
was served at the Bannock hotel, COW
ers being laid for 100. The tables
were arranged in the form Of an i'm
mense "E" and Won Prosky's or
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

The following menu was discussed
until midnight;
Canape De Astrakhan
Olives Sailed Almonds
Beef Bouillon ell Tasse
Sauternes
Baker Tenderloin of Whitefsh
Chevaliere
Pommes Victoria
Spring Chicken, Au Cresson
Asparagus
Creme De Menthe Punch
Fillet De Mignons, Champignons
Peas En- Poivre
Salad La Nassau st. Julien
Bisque Glaze Diplomatic
Cake
Edam Cheese Water Biscuits
Cognac Cafe Noir
Feast of Oratory.
William Wallin, the first president
of the Press club, introduced Major
Reed as POSTMASTER in a few well
chosen words, abiding to the major
as a man of few words, but OF big
deeds, doer of duties and dreamer
of dreams that come true.
Major Reed then introduced DR.. c.
E. M. I.Oux, mayor of Pocatello, who
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Tho Strike and our can,s

Rocky Ford and tic Valley is goisz 70
Be quite seriously inssaysnisassa b. ihs
;sisEtaphafs' strike, coming as l. 5oss
iss; on The opening Of our msisa shlp-
meats. The pehshable character q she
product makes ~irp communicates very
inpof;sn; 20 !; ia tho matter Of placing
goods rightly in the markets.
Tho real Rocky Ford ean.aloaps Is row
truly ca tho market i.,s being ssfvsd
this week on cur city rus.ssraa; tables on
tho half shell. and few crates Ct hno
Foods have gone into Tho outside markets
bringing reports Of good prices. Water
melons arc coming in freely and arc big
and luscious az usual. ws'fs no: 50 vsry
late after ali.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
SUMMONS
IN THE COUNTY COURT

IN THE COUNTY COURT
STATE nT CnLuHApp "a
JoUNTT uF OrEHu
v,..,-. iriIain'tu.
Oreu O. Brown.
Defendant.
ThC People Of the state ~ Cn'nrafa
To usgn .. brown. tive defendant auove
named. Greetings
You ate hetcby required to arrs.sr ID, AT.
action lruu1ht aEairst yuu ~ the afls1vs
named platinum. IN tie Uutintv rSuTt ~ rt..,,t
County. state uf JoirHaiir. aud ausv-er tfiss-
complaint thefpiu within thirty Isys aftrr
the ss5riSce hereof, " served within Tho 4ssfr
ot Colorado ~ hL publications OF. II safvesi
after the service hercHf r1riusiVe ~ thr sIsy
uf sgrStccs or said action may be frrT4f.rIv
set ftlr trial the same as though such a1nssT-
anct had beei, naio and issue had l.scu Joined
The sald action is brought bv tiairtir To
obtain decree OF divorce. dissl6IVfrrf tho
leluds ~ matlimuny now cxistinz between
plalntiu and defendant. On the urgs5fYt1 ~
IN the further nruunds uf nnn.supf5nff Tor Tho
ref1Dd OF more than ono year ufiVT 9g, thss
ilina ni the complaint, as vi " more fultv ap-
pear from complaint in sllt action 10 which
is hereto attached.
Aud you are hereby notified that ff vu,i
tall to appear. aud to answer the s7id ,.nnl.
plaint as ahoye required. the said piaintin
demanded.
Given under my hand and the
,.,, scar ~ said Court. at Ia Junia
tShabl n said county. this 18th day Of
July. A. II. 1857.
A. u. WALLIS.
ES- OiIicio Clerk.
By CHARLOTTE HOWE.
r-B Deputy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Stauffer's want to buy veal
calves and chickens.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OF TiiFiNfEHIOH,

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
BANn UFrIrE ~ rCEutB. Cut8.
IuIy 81. 1901
Nuiicc = bprphr given shas John y. Steven
suu uf Rocky Futsi. tuiu-. rrs niCgi uuticH ui
his intention tV make rnal tlvc Year pruof ~
suprnst % bis claim. VIZ. Homestead hntry
No i1itt made june =. il11, iur the Ei5 8. w
Z and q :. =. 70 section a township p g.
raucc 81 Wetb r ~. nud that said pfglot viii
b. made lrfnTa 7 s :. teri Office. at Pueblo.
Colo. on September o.. lr1.
lie names thu IuliuwiuG witnesses 10 rfuve
his cumtinugus residence upuu, auI Cultiva.
tlon of. the iari Via
t4eurae e. NaFuuii uf 1irrty Ford. Colo.
WIN FgheTt uf Huckv Fnfsi. Colo.
Iafups u Admire NJ EuckV rurvi. Colo.
J. u Catroi ~ Hocky Fofd. colo.
:. 4. ABBEY. Bcrister.
S-f1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
W. Ken Robertson,
Agent.
Catfish. whitelish. trout. sal.
mon and halibut at Stauifer's
every week.
ctambcriain's coile. Cholera and
Dtarrhoca Remedy. Better
Than Three Doctors

Three years ago wa had three doctors
With ouf hs,ie boy and everything tha;
,hey could do seemed IN vain. A. las:
when al haas seemed 20 30 Epna we be-
gan using Chsinbafisin's Colle. Cholera
and pt0nhoea Remedy and in few
hours he began 10 Improve. Today he is
as healthy child as parents could wish
for.--Mfz. 3. J. Ioip,sToN. Linton. Miss.
For sale By Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

/ L INC fnuCn tdlKeQ OF game
with Trinidad champions has
at last been played. This
fact must be great relief to the man
agement. owing to the trouble expert
eneed in selecting lineup for this i'm
portant contest. All the regulars and
substitutes wanted to play and at the
same tune two very promising new men
were taken on. 1t is all right for play
er TO be ambitious and self-reliant. but
when ambition interferes with loyalty.
something is wrong. At least one player
has turned IN his uniform on account Of
not being Included in tho lineup. altho'
he was to be taken along as an utility
player. One or two substitutes arc NEG
essary for every team. but here in Rocky
Ford 1t is almost impossible to have an
extra man in uniform. even tho he play
half the game.
The games at Trinidad were complete
shut-outs for the locals. The men did
not play in their usual form and tina:
there was too much shifting Is very evil
dent. The longride Friday night. causing
the men TO loose a great dsaI<oi sleep
mus, have had something to do with their
loose playing on Saturday. In fielding
Trinidad clearly outelassed the local boys
in both games and they were more for
tunate in punching hits.
Rosson was in good form. pitching both
games and flaming total Of fifteen Of
the Trinidad sluggers and allowed only
two earned runs in the first game and
three In tho next. Hall backed him we'll
and his throwing to second kept tho
would be base stealers at bay.
The game was not so ene-slded as tho
score indicates. Rocky Ford did soma
good batting and had mon on bases mos,
Of tho time. Three runners were nabbed
a, tho home plate by magnificent. playing
and several were caugh; OF bases In tho
same manner. Hill. carruihers. Moore
and Hall did some real coed stick work
for tho locals.
The score by innings and summary for
Saturday game:
isai so;s or u. "
ilocly Teri..o Q % e-os 70
Sundays game witnessed some good
playing. eenne.; umpirod tho game and
his decisions favored tho Trinidad team
a, all times. He certainly gave tho Ford
tho wets. Of !. on strikes and balls.
Tho score:
s5issJ s-gM o.
ftM a.
Rocky faTd 20 o o o o o o 90 5
Tho game a; homo with Sugar City.
Sunday. promises TO bs tho mos, ho.iy
contested Of tho season. Both teams arc
eenadea, o! victory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LANu OFFICE At pt-rntu. Tutn.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
LANBU UTFirE At pt-Entu. Tutp.
lulv ~. 1911.
Notice u hereby given that N-urae 5. Mc.
Donald oi Rocky furyi. Colo. has sled notice
Of his Intention 10 make nnal Cuumutation
urfsuf iu support Of his claim. WIS Home
stead Entry No. ih5Gs made Dec. ~. 1905. for
lots d. 2 ard :. section s. township = :.
range 81 WGth y. ~. and that said ptpof viii
he made before q. $. Land ONCE. al ruuJiu.
Colo. ON scpte eu8hpr :. feg5.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence ulrun. and cultiva-
tiou uf. the land. VIZ;
George 4. Prtblc Of Rocky Ford. Colo.
Bcrt Mcintosh II Eucky Ford Colo.
George Todd uf Rocky furi. Colo.
". q. Nesbit of Rocky Furd. Colo.
s. a. ABBEY. Register.
SI2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Call of City Warrants

sgutatiaus
Contingent Fuud-eyy.. ass ssss.
street. LiEhtinzaf5it. esll.
Saiaryasssla a-4t. fttss e1ll
Hirra5n1e
=strvct SprinkliuE=stss
date Of cali.
Dated NJ Rocky FuF,i. Cula. AUG. T. ta11.
UE0. 7. tAUCuUk
Jlty Treasurer
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Cat fish. white fish. trout. sal.
mon and halibu' at Stauffer's
every week.
Eczema.

For tho good o! those suffering with &C.
zafTis or ether such trouble. wish 70 say.
my wife had something q that kind and
after using the doctors rsmsdiss for
some time concluded TO Try chsHibgf.ain's
Sslve, and i proved 20 be bsi;ef than
anything shs had tried. For sale BY
Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
For an impalrsd Annslitr.

To improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion try few doses Of Cham
bsriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. nr.
iievsd mo q bloatsd feeling ard eaussd
a pleasant ard satisfactory movement Of
tho bowels Price. IS cent. Samples
freq. Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Stauficr's want TO buy veal
calves and chickens
Lie ln.urnnsc.

Fer 2s cents y0a can now insure your
self and family against any bad results
from an attack Of cole Of disrfh5sa dur
ing the summer months. That is Tho
pries ct bottle Of Chambsrlain's Colie.
Cholera and Diaffhores Remedy. msdi-
cine ihashss never been known 10 fail.
Buy It now, il may save 4 life. Fer sale
BY Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
X. and L. OF S.

Council meets On the frs; and third
Wednesday evenings Of each moaih in
!. o. o. +. Hall. Visiting mambafs well
coined. u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Pueblo, Coio.-Colorado State Fair.
Dates OF sale. Sept. 9. 10 and l.
Return limi. Sept. II. Rate S2.l5
for round trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Cascade, Colorado Confer
enoes. Young Women's Christian As
sociation. August %. %. "a. 1907.
One fare and one-thrd on Certificate
plan. Final return limit Sept. 5, '0Z
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Denver, Colorado do-August le. IL. le
Grand Western Handicap Shooting
Tournament. One fare and one
third on Certificate plan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Denver. coio.-AnnualM Meeting Masonic
Bodies. Dates OF sale Sept. l6, Ia
and 10. return limit Sept. 90.
Rate S6.95 for round trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
For Rsni.

Seven Room House for rent. large hall
and basement. kpply to
eft Or. S. ~. KELLOGG.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Sacramento, cal.-Aug 2e. so. and 81
Fifteenth National Irrigation Con-
gress. $50 round trip. Final re-
turn limit Oct. 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
fH||a Excursions

Denver, COlorado-Camp meeting of
Seventh Day Adventists.
Aug. 20, 81, %. %. and 30. 1907,
One and one-third fare on Certificate
plan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

dlenwood, CoIo.-The Ccioraeo State
Medical Association. Tickets on sale
Sept. 6. Return limit Sept. so.
Rate ono fare for round trip from
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Grand junction. coio.-Conierenee NJ.
E. Church. Tickets on sale Sept.
3. 4. and 8. return limit Sept. 10
Rate sl6.l5 for round trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

For Canadian and New York points
tickets on sals daily 70 Sept. so. and
TO New England resorts Aug. 20 and
~. Sept. 10. -. ~ and %. return
limit 30 days from date Of sale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

One Way Ratcs-S,. Louis s2i.65:
Chicago s2556
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Tourist Rates to r'exieo- Daily to
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Sundays game witnessed some good
playing. eennet; umpirod tho game and
his decisions favored tho Trinidad team.
a, all tines. Ha certainly gave tho Ford
tho wets, Of I, on strikes and balls.
Tho score:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
|ASE BALL NEWS

The much talked Of game
with Trinidad champions has
~ taet kaan nl,uaJ Tiki
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-10
ELEVEN YEARS OF ECZEMA.
Hands Cracked and 6leedino--Naii
Came on Of Finoer-cutieura Rem
edies Brought Prompt Relief.

Y had eczema on my hands for
about eleven years. The hands crack
ed open In many places and bled. One
of my fingers was so bad that the
nail came OFF. | had often heard of
cures by the Cuticura Remedies. but
had no confidence In them as | had
tried so many remedies, and they all
had failed TO cure me, had seen
three doctors. but got no relief. Final
ly my husband said that we would
try the Cuticura Remedies, so we got
. cake OF Cuticura Soap. box of
Cuticura Ointment, and two bottles
OF Cuticnra Resolvent pills. OF course
keep Cuticura Soap all the time for
my hands, but the one cake OF Soap
and half "A box of Cuticura Ointment
cured them. II is surely n blessing
for me 10 have my hands well, and !
am very proud Of having tried CUT.
cura Remedies. and recommend them
70 all suffering with eczema Mrs
Eliza A. Wiley. X. r. d. No. 2, Lis.
comb. Iowa. Oct. Is, 1906"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-10
COLOR SENSE IN ANIMALS.
Possessed to High Degree by Some,
Especially by Birds.

4 hypothesis that the sense OF colora
is possessed to a high degree by AMI.
mails and especially by birds furnished
a basis for some of the most beautiful
and fecund Of the Darwinian theories
of sexual selection. says the Scientific
American No Darainist doubts that
the brilliant colors Of male birds are
to attract the attention of the female
birds. and this presupposes naturally
on the part OF these birds fine sease
OF color
Wallace has asserted that To the
fact that certain plants bear fruit OF
brilliant colors is due their preserya-
ton, the animals. attracted by these
coIors. break the fruits from the trees
or plants, carry them AT and thus in
directly assist in the dissemination
large tracts Of land. And this func.
lion OF selection on The part OF ami
mails presupposes In them a certain
sense Of color. Still. scientific docu-
ments In support Of these hypothesis
are rare
Dahl. aiuding 10 the scarcity Of
them In an article tn recent number
Of the MISUNDERSTANDING Wock-
enschift. relates some interesting ex-
periments which he made with a mon
key lie colored some sweets with a
certain colored dye and some bitter
substances with that Of another color
and declares that after a few attempts
the monkey learned 10 leave without
tasting even these articles Of food col
oi "a with the dye which indicated
bitier-tastinR substances and seized
al once upon those which Indicated
sweets
Varying the experiments sufficient
ly. he found that the monkey distin-
guished all the different ooIors read.
lis save only dark blue Dahl calls
attention "a tho fact that MAYER has
stalled thai many savage tribes car
not distinguish DARK blue from black
and that even children do not distin-
guish this color until later than all
others.