Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17
HE HAS TO HURRY,

lie, HAS TO HURRY,
I'm all the Mediterranean and Sonth
American ports" said Jamrach. in de-
scribing his peculiar methods Of ac-
During members for his NIX, \, nave
agents who make ii a business to
hoard incoming vessels and search for
novelties in ths animal and bird line
| As soon as an agent makes lind, ne
| wiras. NE asking what Offer e will
| make. This buslness has to pc s ih
| very quickly, $ sometimes the SHIPS
| ONLY stou at the ports n few hours. Il
! im,netjately wire an offer, If am in
| terested. and my agent buys the AMI
| nal He takes care. or 1t and ships it
to London or course, thents Is consul
era BILE risk. and sometimes the anlaiaLs
| and birds die shortly after arrival, or
during transit il! which case our losses
| 80 Saw All things considered, how
ever, a fair number. of them manage
to get safely through.
FREAKS IN DEMAND,
"Competition Is so strong III TINS
trade now continued the modern Noan,
sharp. BESIDES. it is always necessary
10 invent new ideas; to create a ne-
mand, for instance, for certain thliGs
in the freak line.
Jamrach may truthfuiiy cialn "
have invented the craze OF pis.nS
Monies, though, y. ttbiF7Nf -
ing 10 do with inventing the PONIES
themselves These tiny ponies are an
GREAT demand not only IN Great brit
ain. but III America me deaieI a.. a.
WAYS has Il number of orders from rom tue
Irnited states, "'waiting" for fuliilment.
M. ,,,ifnnis come from Iceland. They
Ia not naturally breed as ipismies.
tut their diminutive size Is the result
ar a lack of proper food. owing 10 me
sparcity of the grazing lands OF the Is
land. Out Of every herd or pollies
the normal size being about thc aRel
apn of Shetlands-there Will be Two or
tnrr., understood, or stunted ones; and
II is these dealers are after Jatilfash
yras the first one to recognize tae au
vantage OF the pigmy. or lap pony, ~
they nave been nichnamed. me sin aii-
est che ne has so far IecelNeo -, 80
iiatelv purchased on IT'S aifiE;l, N
England by Lord Alfred de Rothschilu'
v,jro now has it in his famous neiaE
erie. zf,o
I.orl Rothclild's establishment at
Trinss is place OF strange &ensi ti'liis
for visitors. On his lawns, one sess
kangaroos hopping aDout IL. ta,,,a
numbers. They are thoroughig tatiit.'
arG rollow visitors about like aoSs.
+ ,rbs;,- aTtics are the delight of al the
cnildrer whnr Lord Rolncsliio
tnuertly invites TO his estate. -aiths -, ~
the animals are splendidly eQuea'ea,
=on1 could easily make q fortune loF
ttn;r owner. if his lordship did not hap
non to possess so large fortune ~
rnady Kanearons are worth Shy
apiecc, ana Lord RothcMld mas
whole .hcrd'' Lord Itotnchilc en-
Gus, also boasts wallabies-Set..s .S,.ri,
-l.a1,.arnn demoselle" and crown
5cranes. both these varieties OF ware
tie. az crane being extremely rare', az
na,iIlos pigny Indian cattle, ana ON
O.. small fry.
PIGNfy PONIES.
ar au the pigmy tribe, however, the
,,nr,,Iar fancy runs most to TEDDY
banrs'' and pigmy ponies The former
are immense favoriteS, Whether II IS
the association with President iSoos
veld or not, the teddy bear IS alWass
first choice in competition Misn
Frsals These bears come from sbofiieo,
a,,d Jamrach disposos OF them ter
si,out $50 each They are very haEoy
liftIe animals and once tamtu' are
quite GocIIe. one teddy" wliich 59ii.-
,,ol,h has in his London zoo : ~ ny
,3s,,sa fay0rite with the neiShnorLis
LIN, oniI6ren. VINO play with him by
fhe horr whenever they get q clianES;
NJ folin,ys fny little boy who WIZ
brilo him with Il handful OF sugar.
RUN ON TEDDY BEARS.
several OF the English royal children
5h.xYc already provided themselves. With
both TEDDY bears. and tiny ponies
The two little princes Of the Teck fam
ilv called personally NJ Jamrnch $ re-
Gently ana selected their "monni
while an advertisement of a teaag
bear" in the Times. brought hosts Of
.npI;cants and several very prominent,
members of the aristocracy came per
s;tnally to hid for him. ST
Al things considered. the prices Jam
Continued on page eishteen.)