The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-11

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u ne pigeons. ard several pairs hare
bred "a former times kitsz wsre ex.
tremsiy namefons IL London, and
were " serYlcs a. sczfeHzsrs. Those
liberated IT ne M. however, had 10
- faaEbi sgais. ~ taey clfcle1 oysr
fhe gar1sas Uel caused almost a
panic N terror r. lae Gaze " some
n ne Smaller afea ia exposeg cages
othef sinxingiy successful novelties
IRE large agiay f0f aafef-birds. IN
aiifh ayOeels. Dl0ysrs. cunews. and
oysiefesichefs iiYe under natarsi con.
aitioas. ana large sgiary where cock.
aloCa maeaNs. and Dsrakeefs are
able ~ exhibit their graceful flight.
The fond0n zo0 differs from many
collections oi animals. IA that yiailofs
afe allowed u feed the animals Ia
sofne cases # ls necessary 70 forbid
- entirely. ana IL other cases q Ger.
isin amount Of harm IL done, rarely
b. folly o. malice. usually BY igu0r
ance, but on the whole ! think there
Is an advantage Ii our arrangements.
i b. much more interesting 10 vlsi.
fore, aud the constant possibility of
being fed keeDs 1he animals On the
alert and helps ~ prevent mOplng
The Io0l0gicai society hag always
been most snecsssfm when II has been
able ~ bring home q fairly large col
lection 10 steamer, With special ar.
rangemenis. in care of special keep.
efs The sHeesss 81 the Indian collec
lion presented fwo years ago by the
prince Oi Wales Naa 10 great that the
society Is arranging 10 have . similar
exhibition NJ tho fauna Of some dlf
fefenf part of the British empire every
alternate geaf IN the summer Of
this year Australia, New Zealand
and Sew Gainea are to display their
animal treasures on the prince Of
Wales ground at the gardens
The complete collection will arrive
Ia England early 10 june. II IL the
Intention Of the society % have
Canadian exhibition IN 1910, one from
Uganda or East Africa IN 1912, and 80
forth n Is the object Of those who
guide ita desfinies that the London
roo should be truly representative Of
me empire and Chat By deserving the
Increasing support " the public the
society should he able 70 malniai0 its
gardens AZ great center Of popular
instruction and amusement and its
scientific side 40 an increasing force
IN thf advancement Of knowledge