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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
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men ARE
OPPOSED
TO CLOSING FAIR
GROUNDS

Salem business men are very much
opposed to closing the state fair
grounds to all training of horses dur
ing the winter months. The mild
climate and the fine sheds and tracks
have made Salem a favorite place for
horse trainers, and they pay out on
labor and feed bills hundreds of. dol
lars monthly, and scores OF fine
horses. are kept at the fair grounds.
The Board of Trade has been asked
by the BURNERS men to take some ac-
tion to prevent all this business
being driven away from this city, and
IL is claimed that It would go some
where else, probably to the Port
land tracks, or to Albany.
It has not yet been decided what
will be done, but some action will
have to be taken to protect the inter-
ests OF this city against an order that
is too sweeping In its nature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Sued for Tcspass.

Sued for Trcspnss.
! A complaint has been filed In tho
office OF the county clerk by George
/ Nelhert. OF Stayton, oregon. aga INST
Messrs. A. d. Gardner and Charles
Stayton. also OF Stayton. for trespass-
Ing upon property and cutting down
trees for the purDo Of supplying the
defendants excelsior mill az Stayton
The plalntiff asks S2l0O damages.
Transfers OF Land.
+. w. Power. ct uX., TO Theresa ].
Savage. east 45 feet of lot 10. block
Sc, Salem W d. $1,000.
l.. l.. aud T.. Cavanagh 20 4. NJ.
Cavanagh. 170 acres In 7s,rl and
? west. W d, Si7OO
j. W. Willis and II. Willis TO A. A.
Englebart. north half lot 6. Z. s. 9,
10, block ~. Yew Park Annex To
Salem. " d. $i4OO.
Ranch Company Organized.
Articlel OF corporation were filed In
the county clerks office by the Pilot
Butte Ranch Company; stock $4,000
OF 5000 shares. The incorporGtors
are nen w. Oleott. Russell Catl'n and
c, NJ. Cannon. The once OF the firm
Is 10 be In Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
CONVERTS y.
sri
VERSUS
DOLLARS
AN ISSUE IN THE
CONFERENCE

/ At the first session of the confer.
ence of the Methodist church, now
/ being held In this city, there was a
serious question raised that may
come up again. When the bishop
called for reports by the pastors. on
beneyolences and collections, a brief
financial statement was made by
each pastor on the state of the ex-
chequer of his church.
! This preceded the report on mem.
bership and the spiritual condition
OF the organizations. and an element
In the church tried TO have the re-
ports on the spiritual condition come
before the financial reports.
There are signs that the matter at
issue may come up again. as the spir-
itual atmosphere OF this conference
is very bracing.
Rev ID. H. Trimble. of Eugene,
moved to reconsider the motion
adopting the reports on beneyclences
and collection and make reports as
to members and converts come first,
and the financial report secondary.
He sall we muEt rot lend force TO
the asoendeney OF materlalistic
ideals. ~ was wrong 10 give out
the idea that the Methodist church
stood for money first.
Rev. Trimb.e made an eloquent
plea for manhood being put above
dollags. He had never struck so
many backslidc"s as he had found on
.he Pacific coast.
Az frst .hc BISHOP ruled him out
" order. as he had not voted. but
REV. Klmbal renewed the motion.
on vote IL was declared carried. But
q division was asked
Rev. Wilson moved to lay on the
table the proposition to report con-
ver-ions and accesslons first, and
money matters last. The man who
raised $40 in money and doubled the
membership OF his church was doing
a greater work than the man who re-
ported $4,000 ana hacksllders.
]. r. Abbot. of p tland. offered
a resolution that 'N" tie and bu Id
ing OF the frst VI hodist church
erected in Oregon Territory. and still
standing. hi tJric landmark OF
Methodl m. be taken charge OF by a
committee Of FIVE OF The district SUI
perlntendonts. Ado-' ed.
After several efio-'s TO amend, all
were withdraw. aud the Trimble
motion was laid on the table. ana
the reports on bcnevolA noes and coz
lections come frst. according to the
motion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
TRIED TO
DYNAMITE
SURGEON

''nlteu l'FceS lsenePu WIG
San Diego. Cal. Sept. 23.-Con-
fe-slng that he attempted to dyna-
mite the home of Health Officer
Meade, Allen Binns today explained
TO Chief of Police Nealy that Spo-
kane surgeon was responsible for his
crimes.
II feel sorry for what | did" said
Binns. II have been a sufferer for
years from malpractice. While az
Spokane ! hurt my left hand. and
the doctor made a botch OF fixing up
the injured member. sued him for
malpractice. and secured Judgment.
Since then my hand has ached. al
mot setting me crazy at times. I
sent the letters and dynamite, but
was In main when I did It,"
The district attorney has sworn to
n complaint charging Binns with
felony. But before proceedings are
taken against him on the charge
there VIII be an inquiry into his san
ity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
o q O o a o o O O o {
Personal MENTION {
And Movements OF Salem a
, People. q

o And Movements OF Salem a
% People. q
. q q q q q q q o O q a
Miss Elene Fawk went 10 Albany
/ this morninv for brief Writ.
Eugene Eckerlen Is In Portland.
taking I'm the big county fair.
Mel Hamilton left for Portland to-
day TO witness the races at the coun-
~ fair.
George Meyer left for Portland this
morning. 20 take IN the Multnomah
county fair.
+. A. Miller went To Portland this
morning TO visit friends, and take In
the fair for n few days.
Mrs. j. r. Humphreys and daugh-
ter, blanche, OF Macleay. were shop
pins In Salem Tuesday.
Mrs. James II. McCourt and daugh-
ters, Helen and Louella, OF Poeatello,
Idaho, are visiting In Salem
Mis- Daisy Forrest has gone TO
Portland, where she will remain
month with friends and relatives.
Miss Della Rutherford returned to
her home I'm Portland this morning,
after visit with friendi here.
VIM. Stanton was a passenger on
the morning electric for Portland, 10
take In the Portland fair and big cir
Gus.
Mrs. n Hoekett and children. NJ
Empire. oregon. are visiting at the /
home o. J, NJ. Bigler, on SG'Ith Lib I
erty street
Mrs. II. @. Packer left for Seattle I
this morning To spend a few weeks I
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wolf 4
formerly a resident OF Salem.
MIR. and Mrs. John Grahenall, OF 4
Albany, arrived this morning. ami /
will remain the remainder OF the \
week with friends.
Mrs @. A. Daniels ard children
left today for Welser, Idaho. where
they will visit Mrs. Daniels parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Potter. formerly
of this city.
Charley Humphreys. the Jolly \
streetcar man running on the ceme-
terry, left yesterday with bis family
for the coast 10 be gone a month
after nothing but run. lie
stocked hi larder with provisions
ht for H. 5. senator, and he says
his, combined with the many hun
tired hsh aud other game he pro-
loses 10 catch and scare, will
add several pounds 20 his man-
y form before his return. Mr.. Dale
md family. relativet OF Mr.. Hum
,hrey from eastern Oregon. VIII also
him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
TUGS IH
fContinried srou

-''--''-'SSS' ION .Pass Il
brought ashore. ,,,.,,
and with voice snns 0,e =, 70 d
WI whisper. lis the captain q, . ,s =
PARK cursed the master. a. 'ne ~
Tie Gage and Kayak ~. q he
WHO'S VINO stood by and saw ' Sr,sos sos.'
perish by the score. whau hsSnsn "a
nave saver everyone ot ~ ,,y .ney
Sobbing like a cbiIa 'nen. n. /
captain of the Bengal tolS sus !, "a
vessel was allowed 10 o',S S,,s 81 Ass|
rocks, while those tuss linl u
out making an effort - o'oOd M b |
until she broke into thrsa ~ 'sseus
They cut loose from ny plees
IKE IKE the towards they are ~ s.a. ~
night death. We were n M q sne e
or water. The wind va. ~ irl|
i ing SO hard. and they :, saa,.. ~: |
ned onto us as well as M, ',T ~
In plenty OF water for "s.,sNl ,sl
while they were STANDING NV Nv
hoped every minute they ~, ~
alongside. For four lon. -Ou,a I
ing hours we burned Mn. NJ. as;, I.
hoping against hope, and M
ards hang of In fear ami 1,vse I
men swept away. We hlev sss ~
roeks and pounded to pieces W. !,
thing hit me. and when I y - .s'
was on the beach" S"As
Two seamen. Muir ana o,..
a boat of the Bengal ana Z.
shore before the bark hros, '',s q
remained on shore, helplns !.
who were washed on 10 ss,.,.
pulling the bodies of thaZ 49, ass,
OF the surf.
Muir and Olsen rescnra w.
Twenty-four others reaesss
beach alive. but the remalnss. :.
thrown up dead.
Muir and Olsen dug ths. I,
and gave the white men bur,,I
let the bodies Of The Chine.
where they landed. as It was III
sible to bury them. The g,'
took the survivors on the be,,s ,
brought them here. The esh,.
Burnside went to the scene n
but arrived there at,s,
had steamed awav vln
survivors.
Captaia Stamford, o. the IN
side. reports the vessel 4 4.
wreck. the tops Of the masts ~
being visible. The beach Il r,S
with salmon cases and Vanl
irums.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
Changes In Collars

The white or linen collar Is quit,
n modern invention. II turned uI
suddenly In the Middle Ages In IN,
! torm OF the run. which was said 4
have bean invented 10 hide scar or
ONE ro"al nersonaFe's neck.
lt reached It's height IN Elizabethar
times. AMI then -ank down into the
lace collar OF the cavalier. and the
starched and plain li7en OF the Purl.
tan In Georgian days the collar
was merged into the stock. only "a
come To the front again in Byronlc
tines. when the 1oet wore the turned.
down collar. which almost proclaimed
It's wearer a f~eethinker.
Next came the Regency collar, with
lts folds u"0n fo'ds of cravat. whicl.
wa worn in modified form bv old
gentlemen even In the seventie-,
though 20 wears he-ore smart Young
men in London had worn a small all
around collar. iust like that which Is
krown today as the military"
Then In the efies there was a
painful lapse into tho Byronie collar.
which for some rea9on or other was
called the Shakespeare" perhaps
from a linen draDers idea that one
poet was Ps good az another.
For the laat'30 wears the all-arounf
stiff collar has reignsd supreme, with
leh little eccentr cities as turned
down corners and BUTTERFLY fronts:
though OF late IL has been threaten
ed by the double collar, variouslv
known as the "Roddy Owen" or the
'Barmaid"
BY all the rules. II a single collar
adds dignity to the wearer. a double
collar should increase that dignity
but this Is not the case. In fact. q
i one OF the mysteries OF eollardom
hat the wearing of a double collar
In evening dress Is hldeOus and in
exniable crime.
The great thing about a collar.
that which gives Il It's importance.
Is Its aloofne's from the coat. A
coat collar has no dignity, and is
merely a fraud. pretending TO be that
which II Is not. The true collar must
Be sovereign aud Independent: II
must eneiFeile the neck Justly, al
neither hang round Il like a nec'S-
ace nor eomDress Il like a boa con-
'trietor. And. above aud beyond all,
I must wear the white flower of
liamele-s Laundry. london Globe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

Yamhill streets. and the o. r. q y.
runs a special train from the Union
depot az 1880 p. m. II is up 10 the
Salem people 10 show their good will
and appreciation OF the way Portland
treated the state fair by farming out
5000 TO 5000 on Portland day. All
the fayorite horses that are WELL
known TO Salem people will be put In
the races Friday
The round trip railroad fare to
Portland for the day will be a fare
and a taird.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
il,stcrn Rcceints.

CNi"ago. Sept. 2S.-Receipts, hogs
5000; cattle. $4,000: cattle. 80.
900. Hogs opened &c higher. Lef
over Yesterday. 6-00 Receipfs veal
ago. $4,000 Mixed. S6.7Od7.55:
heavy, s7.15r' 60: rough. $6.656
6.s5; light, S6.65 40. Cattle 10
cents higher; sheen. strong
Kansas city. Sent. Receipts
hoes $4,000; cattle. $4,000; sheep
$4,000.
Omaha. Neh. Sent 2S.-ReceiDts
h""s. 1000; cattle, 5000; sheep. 90
600.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
Estray Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that I have
taken IN and imNolRdad the follow
ing described animal. fond roaming
al large In the city OF Salem:
Light red COW. OF years O'd.
weight about 1000 pound. VeTy Fat,
The owner OF said animal eau have
the same by proving property and
naytng the legal charges and expens-
es OF taking up aud kee~iRg. etc.
ard In default thereof for ivs days
will proceed 10 sell said animal AZ
noolic auction. as rroyided In 0rd.-
nance No. ts9 Of the aforesaid city
ID. W. GIBSON.
City AerShal.
Salem. Oregon. September rs.
lssk a s-2s-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
FREIGHT TRAIN
GOES IN nIrCH
tuNl,ea res. leases VIM,

tuRiged -rcss LeaseJ winNl
Elkton. Md. Sept. 2s.-Fifteeu
cars OF freight train % the Dalti,
more a Ohio railroad plunged into
the Delaware river today. when the
Neat span OF the bridge az Port De
posit gave wav.
One man is believed 60 have been
carried down with the train. and se-
riously injured. The remainder OF
the crew g. thought 70 have escaped
ser Gus laiury.
The engine aud the frst car of the
train had Just crossed the weak
span. when Il gave way without
warning. The remaining car toll
into the river with the wreekage OF
the bridge. The engine remained on
the tracks.
frafiic viii be seriously DELAYED
by the accident. as Il viii take some
time before the work OF rebuilding
the bridge, which Is now In progre =,
can De completed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
zU EULENBRRG ~
GIVEN ENTIRE LIBERTY

Berlin, Sept. sS.-Because no sx-
act time for continuance OF his
hearing can be set. Prince Ia Eulen-
berg. arrested ON charge OF perjury
ia connection with the "roand table"
scandal. 10 free today. having been al.
lowed his liberty without bail or sur
vetlianee untii such time az his health
vii permit him to appear In court
again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

The Lane County Fruit and VI
table Growers Association Is b.
ming to shin between 20 and 90 ,
load OF Pnrles East for adyeuh
purposes this fall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

Two hundred and fifty-three red
tered NJ Eugona vesterdav. and 4
prosDects are that there will be a
enrolled before the reglsuaill
closes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
SOCIETY WEDDING
AT Albany TO-DAY

The marriage OF Miss Frances
French 10 Mr.. Dick Williams, at Al
bany. takes place In that city at 5
O'Clock this afternoon Misses Elepe
aud Blanche Fawk attended the eere-
mony from this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

The Odd Fellows az Brownsville.
Oregon, viii Law the corner stone TO
their new sl0,00e temple tomorrow.
Wets-Fargo Comrany has
brought suit 10 enioin Linn county
from eoilecting rs franchise TAX.
Hartman agents are gathering
data relative 20 prospective railroad
business around Goes Bag,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
News


Weather Forecast
Fair and warmer tonight; Thurs
day possible showers.
Gilson's Place-Eleyen barber chairs
e-o-d
Three reasons FOR buying Cleveland
Baking Powder;
Superior Quality (Pure Cream OF
Tartarl.
Neaiest Package (Screw top eanl.
Best Price @ lbs. sii s lbs. si.65).
When In Portland
Visit Halls restaurant. sac Wash
'ngtor street. e-o-d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

The opening Of the All-Yamhin
county sehoot fair yesterday vas
bis Ulecess. there being IN the nelxa.
eorhood Of seoe present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

desired. While everything Is lively
now is good time 10 start In. Geo.
G., VIII, music and sewing machine
dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
rakea IN Act

A man by the name OF Ed Muir,
ray. desiring additional wearing APP
parel, selected an oyereoat aud q
dress coat last evening belonging Ca
a Mr Dencer. who had been roomlng
at the McGilchrlst rooming house,
and would have been on his way. haa
not Jimmie MeGilohrist caught him
before he had a chance TO get To the
street, and turned him over 10 the
police, The oyereoat and drels coat
were valued at $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
BORN.

BURTON.-To the vile OH
Burton. Twenty-first aud In
streets, Tuesday. September
1908, a 9-pound boy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
When In Portland


In advertising. masauerading a.
caution, has mlsled and cheated more
merchants than anything else In the
world. The woman who READS
THE ADS. shows business ability.
salem Has
Many things 10 he proud OF. but
none more so than its cigar factory.
The TaAhmoo. la CaronR aud Ron
Ton cigars are home production and
siNe satisfaction IN every way.
Meat-
IL one Of the mos, important eat
ables, So why not have the best In
the market, Steuslon Bros. have
pleased thousands, they can please
you.
that soiled suit, when for a small
cost. johnson a Stege will make Il
,ook almost like new Next door TO
Joarnal,
tor Anything
In the erocery line yon can 10 ~
better than phone sll. j. M. Lawr-
enee Give him a trial aud you will
hnd his goods first e'asi
Ladies' of s@ler,---
| em Introducing IN your nrety
city the famous Or, Holleno shoulder
Brace and Combination Clothes sup
lorter. Gives 1.-THE and graceful
hkare. Promotes dee0 breAthing. so
essential TO good health. aud the real
secret OF long living Prevents thA
smother'ng of the lungs IN schoo'
children. Mrs, Il. l., Trlgg. agent;
VIII call. s-aS-Sts
fdaeaee lear Chiidi---
Nov Il the time 10 start In 10 give
your child a chance 20 educate itself. !
In this iino music n nov vNrv val. I
uahie part Of a. I have a nice line
~ 5000 p'anos and organs 20 select
from. sell tAem ON instaiimsnts. n .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
Steve Cooper Drowned

Steve Cooper, n well-known local
character was drowned In the VIII
lamette river last Monday, by step
ping from ferry boat near lndepend-
ence, Mr.. Cooper was returning 10
his work In J. Il. Cooper's hop yard
on the Marion coanty side of the riy-
er. after attending TO business mat
ters In Independence. and wal said
20 be intoxicated. Coroner Clough
was notified OF the unfortunate mans
death, and brought the body 90 this
city. whore Il will be. buried at the
county's expense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
Olerk Cnrrler Wnnte,l-

A civil service examination will b.
held November rs for clerk-carriei
In the Salem postoffice. For appl'ca'
tion hlanks inquire OF Zaldee Pal
mer. local secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
Fresh Columbia

River smelt. Toe. az Farrington's.
grocer and marketman.
Dance Tonight
AZ Prof. McMunn's dancing school
Lessons from Z TO .. a-23-t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

In advertising. masanerading as
caution, has mlsled and cheated more
merchants than anything else in the
world. The woman who READS
THE ADS. shows business ability.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23

Wanted-A bell boy, Apply -
Willamette once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
SALEM DAY

fcontinued From Page H.
, 1908-02-15
Officials Return Home.

ueheral Superintendent w. L. Park,
~ accompanied General Manager
t~o nier TO Ogden, returned eastward
S afternoon, being accompanied
fawlins by Assistant Superin-
W. Mckeown of the Wyoming di-
o President Mohler went from
~ 10 Salt Lake for a conference
nj. omclals Of the company at that
N His car was attached to train
nv To-Day, and he was accompanied
enlef Engineer Huntley. superin-
I,nn Whitney came as far as Raw
WIN the general superintendent.
, 1908-02-15
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
WILL OPEN OFFICES

Rooms Nos. l and 2 in the Miller
block have been rented by the Laramie
Development company, and about the
Goth of the month will be occupied by
them as offices. The new mill and
elevator company, which is as yet I'M
named, and the Laramie Realty COM
pany will also have offices there. This
last named company has been organ
lied for the transaction of a general
real estate, loan and insurance bust
ness, under the management of E. r.
Augspurger, a cousin of A. w. Augs-
purger, who has taken up his residence
in Laramie, and will give his time
and attention to the new concern.
The company will handle both city and
ranch property and in the line of in
surance will write policies of all de-
%scription, fire, life, accident, etc. The
new offices will be thoroughly over
hauled and fitted up in a frstclass
manner, and the gentlemen interested
to inaugurate a live campaign
for the promotion of all the various
interests and activities of Laramie and
Albany county.
, 1908-02-15
CLUB COMMITTEE WILL
REPORT ON ITS TRIP.

The committee from the Laramie
Commercial club to investigate the
Citizens Coal company's mines near
Hatton, consisting of f. H. Eggleston
and James Naismith, who were taken
to the mines yesterday by DR.. McCol-
lum and C. L. Patched, returned last
night, having made a quick and pleas
ant trip in an automobile, and will re-
port to the club on Tuesday. The
committee found that the miners have
reached a depth of fifty-six feet in the
shaft, having encountered an eighteen
inch vein of coal at twenty-three feet
and are still going down. At seventy
five feet the drift toward the eight-foot
vein will be started. The shaft is
nicely timbered in a double compart-
ment, nine men being at work. The
company has comfortable houses for
headquarters for the men at work.
, 1908-02-15
Town Almost Wiped Out.

Rossville, Miss, Feb. 15.-Four
whole buildings and two halves OF
buildings are the only habitable abodes
in this village today. The remainder
Of the structures were destroyed by d
tornado yesterday. Two negroes and
n white were killed and a dozen per.
SONS were painfully injured.
Seven Fatalities So Far.
Reports from other towns in the path
OF the tornado bring the total fatalities
10 seven. The towns of Soyo and Ser.
vice were partly wrecked and the town
of Epps was damaged by the same tor.
rado. The damage is estimated at
several hundred thousand dollars.
, 1908-02-15
HAS ISSUED
A BULLETIN
PURE FOOD COMMISSIONER PAYS
SOME ATTENTION TO PouL-
TRY OF WYOMING.
Law Governing Dressing of Fouls is
Quoted and Members of Commits
sion Say That II Will Be Strictly
Enforced-AnaIyses Made BY the
State Chemist of Samples.

Bulletin No. 5, dated February l,
1908, included in the report of the dali
ry, food and oil commission of the
state of Wyoming. has been issued and
is being mailed by the members Of the
commission. The commission consists
Of E. w. Burke. commissioner, Chey-
cnne; H. G. Knight, chemist, Laramie,
and r. B. MouGy, assistant chemist.
Laramie. The bulletin consists of six
teen pages Of closely printed matter,
containing original and reprinted mat
ter concerning "undrawn poultry and
fish," the custom being condemned in
pretty strong language, not alone L.
the Wyoming commission, but by the
writer's quoted By the commission. TWO
paragraphs from the report will be OF
interest, the report stating that the
consumers of fish and poultry generally
believes that the pure food laws of the
different states should be enforced.
The section of the Wyoming law, sec
ton 3, chapter 81, session laws of 1907,
being as follows:
The Wyoming Statute.
Every person who shall sell, Offer
or expose for sale for human food, any
slaughtered or dressed poultry, game
birds or game animals, wild OF domcs.
tic of any description, or fish, from
which the entrails, crops and other OBJ
~1ectionable or offensive parts have not
been drawn and removed Immediately
after the same has been killed or
slaughtered for market shall be guilty
OF a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined not less than
fifty nor more tlIan two hundred dol
lars, and, in addition, the court may
in its discretion order the c~onfiscation
and destruction by the commissioner
OF any or all sucn products sold or Of
fered for SALE"
Custom Among Poultrymen.
DR.. Franklin G.. Fay of Sacramento,
Cal, in an article in the California
State Journal of Medicine. tells m
thing of the methods pursued by the
poultrymen of the country, which is
of interest here, where similar methods
we're at one time resortei to:
1T is the general custom in the
United States to dress the fowls by re-