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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

produce of the country. How
could they trade when the state had
taken from them everything which
they had to offer?
Having obtained possession Of the
land and its products. the next step
was to obtain labor by which these
products could be safely garnered.
An act for the special protection
OF the black" was passed It allows
blacks TO be bound over I'm terms
OF seven years service to their mas.
ters in n manner which was in truth
indistinguishablo from slavery As
the negotiations were usually car
ried on with the capita or head.
man, the unfortunate servant was
transferred with small profit TO him.
self and little knowledge of the con.
ditions OF his servitude.
Under the same system the state
also enlisted its employees, including
the recruits for its small army.
This army was supplemented by a
Wild militia. consisting of various
barharous tribes, many of them
cannibals and all OF them capable
of any excess of cruelty or outrage.
King Leopold's wonderful system
was perfected by employing 1000
agents, who worked under the com.
missaries. They were white men.
and they had orders 10 secure a
certain amount of rubber from their
districts. These agents employed
capitas, who were barbnrians. These
capitas were armed with guns. in
variably, and We're masters OF the
native district in which they resid-
ed, II the natives did not supply
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MMAE OF DEVH BARBARG CRUELTY KCNG0 TRACED TO KING LEOPOLD SAYS CONAN DOYLE

America was the first nation to
recognize the Kongo Free State. IN
1854. after Henry 81 Stanley. for
the king Of Belgium. had secured
trade treaties with chiefs along the
Kongo.
with these treaties the king Of
Belgium asked the nation 10 rec0R,
nizc the Kongo Free State. which
he had organized. The professions
OF King Leopold made the whole
world his allies The Kongo Free
state was created amid general re-.
joicings. The veteran Bismarck, as
crcdulous az the others. pronounced
its baptismal blessing.
A goyernorgeneral was elected
Under him were Is district commits
saries. who should govern so many
districts. into which the whole coun-
try was divided
Then. In 1887. an act was passed
which declared that all lands that
were not occupied by natives we're
TO be the property OF the state
No land In such country Is act
ually occupied by the natives save
the actual site Of the villages and
the scanty fields OF grain or manloc
which surround them. Everywhere
beyond these tiny patches extend
the plains and forests which have
been the ancestral wandering places
of the natives, and which contain
the rubber, the camwood. the copal,
the ivory and the skins. which are
the sole object OF their commerce.
AT single stroke of penoin Brus-
sells everything was taken from
them, not only the country. but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
LONDON DEMANDS RECALL
Of SPANISH AMBASSADOR
Rioting Over All Europe and in South America and
Cuba as Result of Political Murder of University
Professor.

Prof Ferrers blood the head Of Alphonso king Of
Spain. and his throne
This The meaning Of the riotng and the shouting and
the mobs Of scolng pasantry all the capitals Of Europe
In England they gathered Trafalgar square. Before
the tomb Of Nelson Engands naval hero they launched de-
nuncatons at the Spanish king and cabinet.
Police in great squads had to rescue the Spanish
bassy in Aondon from renzcd attacks of the mob who CRIED
Americans cried after the burning destruction Mane
TO HE'LL WITH SPAIN
Tonight Victor Grayson leader OF the socialist party in
the house Of will demand that the credentials Of
the Spanish minister be rescnded that he be back
Ito Madrid
In every European capital the agitation is spreading The
murder Of the university professor political mistake
that the heads Of every monarchy in Europe deploe
For the socialists in all countries holding up
example OF the power and the boodhrsiness and the mec
lcssncss Of monarchy
SO Paris and Antwerp and Buda Pesth tremble before
this revolt against kings The blood Of Ferer carries
a curse them all
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||lMANS ATTORNEY STARTS
/ ICT|ON AGAINST INTERURbAN
srusng of Railway Commission Dodges and Action
MBe Forced-Boycott Begins.

AR ssiss Informed through
lfltasaxx tQmmunication with
Ng11z Ms morning that the
xzp nlarst commission had no
kr'k'r'iez 10 act. Attorney Fred.
ssS bnfrA. representing G. ID.
3llza4 tie capitalist. this after.
ma Eafssd suit in the superior
san = restrain the Puget Sound
1f<r's company from maintaining
= Efrsased rate Of two cents a
r. oelxeen Seattle and Tacoma
mwney Burch was greatly sur.
zsz when A. J FaIrchlld, secre
ra the commission. announced
- ne long distance wire that
~ sody had no authority under
a kx 10 intsrcede on behalf 0f
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~ MARION LOWE.

- IA h. Given away. tust Tor
80 4 dimpled little fellow
=. ~,'asn hair and dark eyes has
~ 49, oat o. the nowhere into
s.'s ~ and nobody wants him
q AZ tangled hyways Of mis-.
= 49, nss his little feet have wan
s 40 = strange world where
-. ~. essna ans welcome Tor him.
/. Z ann 4 week old. this mite OF
- and be cuddles np % The
49, !. his giFl-mothey with The
=. lr,slncf uf the babe, without IN
!. zast helng able 10 know that
\. < IS be given away
AZ Al 1919 Howell st.. in hirod
90 4 girl Of II went into the
IN 4 ne schadow Of death and
Z bahe was born. Ne husband
!. sIlh her there nor mother 70
~tss Ii those terrible hours Of
.r..,A lnf her mother is dead and
a. never has been any husband
The Old. Old story.
= :he cid story Of the love of a
Il ana The wlfishness Of a man.
~ nenshs agu she came 20 Seat
i tpm her own town 20 hide her
rrsx ifum those who would know
= and found employment at
Esssscrk In an influential home
Ii city. Out Of sympathy. The
srssS Of that home Is meeting
i sxpsases Of the girls sickness
ss& lie mans Oh. he has for
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agent. the pompous commissary
the dignified encouragement, the
smooth dlplomatist. and you come
finally. without break. and with.
out a possibility OF mitigation or
exaise. up TO the cold. scheming
brain which framed ard drove the
whole machine. II "a upon the
king, always upon the king, that
the guilt must lie There is no
possible subterfuge by wlBch the
moral guilt can be DETECTED from
the head OF the state. the man
who went to Africa for the free.
dom Of commerce and the regen-
Grafton OF the native.
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ooYLE's TRUE BUT AWFUL STORY
SECURED BY THE SEATTLE STAR.

We all heard less of the white mis-
rule barbarty dealing with the natives the Kongo
Free today there given 70 the world volume
that Will make civilization SILVER II Is by Sir A. Conan
Doyle the famous English author creator Of Sherlock Holmes
investigation OF the entire
embodied ali the terrible, tragic
In The Crime Of the Kongo The book which placed be-
fore the public OF England aud America today Is published
n this by Doubleday Co. special permits
given The Star print nstalments
the thrilling revolving story that
been written Of the KonEo horror and Sir Conan Doyc hope
is that Il may stir the nations to take action against the
Belgian rule In rca.-Editor
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HAVANA. Oct 1s.--Cubans are to
boycott Spain on account OF her
murder Of Prof. Ferrer Thousands
swarmed the streets yesterday and
riots prevailed everywhere. One
OF the largest outdoor meetings
ever held occurred az which reso-
lutions were adopted denounclng az
extraordinary the actions of Spain
aud declaring boycott on all Span
ish goods. also to endorse action
taken by the longshoremen In re-
fusing TO unload Spanish ships now
In the harbor.
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Belgium commission. The ma
lions have seen these unhappy
people. who were their wards, rob
bed Of all they possessed. debauch-
cd. degraded. mutilated. tortured.
murdered, all on such a scale az
has never, to my knowledge, oc-
CURED before In the whole course
Of history. and now. after all these
years. with all the facts notorious,
we are still at the stage Of polite
diplomatic expostulatlons
Trace back the chain from the
red-handed savage (known as the
capita. Or head Of the natives)
through the bibuloug, worried
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BIZ - nexed 10 Bel
r. '.a exchanged its blue flag.
Il s.I..sola en star. 70 the tricolor
n. XVI NJ Renkin seemed 10
|zn y 80 change would end the
III 3 ssIfor IN the Koneo.
~ s M will be back. no
a,,s.' we The usual talk II minor
81 J. ahieh viii take another
p, i..d produce and Win be- ut.
b i y. when reduced 10 prae.
~ n, " ihe world has seen tbla
~ ~ oiteA Surely n viii moi
" lI,ni. sooi o. again. There ls
aIr'a',,st 2 European patience
PM IA. nas enacted one long
~ tragedy. youched Tor H.
pss,'a aa missionaries. trader
u. @'ld eonauls. ali corrobo'
u no way reformed. by
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KAHTA GO TO THE MAJESTIC
FOR NOTHING +? READ THIS!

fou CAN GAIN TWO SEATS TO THE MAJESTIC
3AIhE BY READING TooAVs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE.
ms IN THE STAR
4 bNEwHERE AMONG THEM is AN ApvERTlsEmE
t@NkaNiNG THESE SEATS
FIND THE ADJ CUT IT QUIT
~ 1ou ARE FIRST WITH IT TO THE STAR BUSINESS
.NaEH AFTER O'CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING, HE
y ~. HAND YOU THE MAJESTIC sEATs-ANo THE MALES
y snoW HIS WEEK IS THE BEST IN MANY WEEKS.
one Else = -
READ The CLASSIFIED ADS IN THIS ISSUE
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"AIfonso a Mons,er.

GENOA. Oct. IS Bearing a large
banner Alfonso Is a Monster"
thousands OF marchers clashed with
the police last night. The police
secured possession of the banner.
but no arrests were made of those
in the big procession.
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STOCK MARKET,

CIls United Pressl
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.--After
higher opening, the stock
market closed mixed. Katy COM
mon was the center OF considerable
activity today, closing with a net
advance of IA points above Sat
urday.
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eusY IN Nen York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Emma
Goldman got busy yesterday and
thousands Of Socialists attending
her meeting adopted resolutions -
nouncing King Alfonso for the
execution OF Prof. Ferrer.
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Spanish FLAG Rurnsd-

BUENoS AYRES. Oct. 1s.-Ten
thousand persons yesterday gath.
cred IN one of the public squares
and burned the Spanish flag and a
portrait OF King Alfonso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

NJ r enkin.
the Belgian CO.
lonial minister.
has within the
p a 3 I fe a.
months been IN
speeding cOndi
tons Ia the Bel
gian kongO Free
State
Before leaving
Belgium he said
mat no { b / o. <
would be chang
ed IN the Kougo
Last year the
-
X o n 10 Free
State vas an
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Mrs. Hanna's parents. Frank sutch
and his wife
u WAS heartfelt sympathy; real.
gether secular. because even the
preachers and the deacons we're
sympathetic. And when they we're
not taking about Hanna they were
limiting AZ rope for Robb and a
railride aud tar and feathers for
Mrs. Hanna
Where's mammag~ asked Phyllis
Hanna. aged G. while her little 2
(continued on Page Nine.l
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suburbanites. who complain that
the new rate. which became effec.
tive yesterday. - excessive. when
he learned that the commission had
taken no Rction. and apparently
was not contemplating any. Mr..
Burch started 10 draw up his com
plalnt 50 that Il would be ready
10 file before court closed late this
afternoon.
Rate Must Be Approved.
The strongest point be viii make
in asking for restraining order
u that the railway company arbi,
trariiy raised the fare without ans
adjudication by the railroad com,
------s-.4as---s.
lcontinued on Page NIns.l
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enough rubber, the capita was given
beating so to avoid the beating
himself. he beat the natives.
Imagine the nightmare which Law
upon each village while this bar
barian squatted in the midst OF IL.
Day or night they could never get
away from him lie called Tor palm
wine. He called for women. lie
beat them, mutilated them and
shot them down at his pieasurel He
enforced public incest In order 10
amuse himself by the sight. Some
times they plucked up spirit and
Killed him. The Belgian commits
sion records that t42 capitas had
been Killed in seven months in a
single district
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Bomb ousraoes Freouent

LISBON, Oct a. Bombs are
mysteriousiy being exploded in vari-
Gus parts Of the city and many have
been fatally injured.
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keeping him in ignorance Of the
facts regarding Prof Ferrer. whose
execution Is mainly responsible for
The present crisis.
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= Showers tonight and Tues. 4
= day. moderate east winds. 4
\ 4 ~ NHtkk 4 A
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TRAGEDY OF DANSHEO WIFE AND HER MOTHERESS CHILDREN

SHELBY. o.. Oct. Is. City CLERK
Walter ID Hanna came home early
from = lodge meeting the other
night. and found his best friend,
Samuel Robb. with Mrs. Hama in
whispers. 80 as not TO wake their
two little children. Hanna babe the
pair 20 with him
They aligned an oath. asa these
two-hig best friend and the moth.
or Of his children. which confessed
the mans perfidity. ana assured
Hanna a divorce
Then these two outcasta went
into the world together with what
was half a blessing from a man
whose regret was born In the srag
edy OF a homc--a regret that Il
spared most men TO know One OF
these two had lost what each man
prizes next 20 the woman be loves
his best friend: the other went
willlagly from the place ia life
whore she was wife and mother
to the station Of a sonlmate. half
proud OF her new-fouud love. half
ashamed Of her husbands tears.
but the main thing about this re-
markabie life drama AZ that stage
OF Il Is the fact that she went
For In the first flush Of fear
which followed the husbands
awakening. SIZE HAD FOR.
GOTTEN TIE CHILDREN.
These being facts. and not fiction
or n play. Il is needless to relate
how the divorce suit Was filed and
how Shelby was astounded For
Shelby. in what Il thinks aud does.
Is Just the same as any other
healthy American city.
And OF course Il - unnecessary 10
state that the people here talked.
and thought. what they thought
was the stock condemnation Of the
woman and the home breaker
while what they said was The stock
sympathy for Walter Hanna and
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IN The Star tomorrow Or. DOYLE
VIII describe the cruelties inflicted
on the natives in the konoo.
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KING LEOPOLD, OF BELGIUM,
AND KoNGO BOY, WHOSE
HAND WAS STRUCK OFF BE-
CAUSE HE DIDN'T BRING IN
RUBBER.
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For In the first fiush Of fear
which followed the husbands
awakening. SIZE HAD FOR.
GOTTEN THE CHILDREN.
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Rate Must De Approves.

Continues on Page Nine,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
TODAY AT BuENA VISTA.

First race, 4-year-olds and upward, five
furlongs-576S, Proper, H. 5433 AthgOld,
III; (541D. Hereafter. ia; 540l, Gossiper II,
ia: 5f0S. Libervale, ia; 54l2. CObleskill,
ia; 5427, Valencia, 1893; 541A, May Worth,
ia
Second race. selling, all ages five fur
longs-5431 Mary Genevieve, los; 5f3l, st.
Francis, 132; 5433, PretensiOn, 129; 1920.
Chalum, Ill: 5431, Airline 129; 5427, Bright
Skies 124: $780, Luke Mccoy, Ill.
Third race, selling. 3-year-Olds ana up
ward. one mile--541I, Contribution, le9;
5l32. Royal River, 109; 54l5 Trocha. 103;
5423. Maud NEG, 100; 5432, LibertO, 109;
5432 TavOra, 100; 1893. Huapala, l09.
Fourth race. selling, 3-year-olds and
upward seven furlongs-5436, Wander.
III; (5425), Rather Royal, 106; i5423), God
father. rs; 5429. Ethon, ~; 54S7, Bon Ton,
l06; Ossian, los.
Fifth race. selling. 3-year-olds and up
ward, six furlOngs-5403. St. Kilda, III,
Al3. Gatherings, 106 5413, YolO, 1885, ZIG,
Kaiserhoff IA; SAG. Invader, 116; 542l,
yellow Foot, 1867; 54l9, EudOTa, lie; 5433,
DR.. Sherman. ia; 54sl. Aquiline, 1o6s; 5426,
Antara, III; 54S1, Halton, ia; (542D, Fur
sixth race. selling. S-year-olds, one
mile-5l25 Gretchen G. 109; (5412), Prone
theus 112: 5405,, Ben, III: 5413. La
nita 109: 5419, Yankee Tourist, f12
Seventh race, selling, 3-year-olds and
upward. one mile-542s, Alice Collins, 1913;
54S2, Salpearl. 100; 1892. Dorothy Ann, 1o9;
5425, The Counsellor. 109; 5422. Bud Embry
109; 5i22, Lady Alicia, 100; 543S, Mabel
Fountain, 1859.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
EVEN BREAK FOR
TALENT At RACES
Good Card With Play for Final
Week Showing Up
Strong.

The opening day of the final week Of
the Buena Vista meeting found a big
crowd out and good horse racing fur
nished. FavOTite players got an even
break, as three favOrites showed first at
the wire.
The nOse-and-nose finish Of the day was
IN the fourth race. in which Lord Mel
son was the strong favOrite, having re-
ceiVed one Of the strongest baCkings of
the day. George SWANS Balerian was
away to the front and. with Lord Mel
son off back with the field, looked a win
ner. The last strides Of the running told,
however, and the CloptOn favorite Just
got up TO win by a nose. The decision
vas very close and many thought Bale
ran had won until the official numbers
were hung up.
Burning Bush and King Of YoIo were
the other two favOrites TO win, and each
was well played. Burning Bush had
hSrd run to beat out DR.. Hollis in tho
fifth race, the Doctor being a good thing
from the looks Of the betting Burning
BUSH Just got up. with many place bets
coming good on Hollis.
One Of the big surprises was the de-
feat OF La Refine HindOO by Ravaria in
the third race. After JOlter had cut up
for ten minutes at the post, the field was
away, with the favOrite. HindOO, in the
lead. Until the last sixty yards it looked
like the favOrite, but then came RaVaria
shooting along the rail to win with a fine
burst OF speed.
After eight unsuccessful attempts, DR..
Meyer won race, taking the final event
at one mile a winner all the Wav Dr.
Mayer, a full brother of the great Jack
Atkins, is known as a sulker, but has al
ways been backed on account of his past
performances and breeding. Yesterday his
win came as a surprise
The play was fairly good for Monday
with the bOokies all off the worst of the
engagement
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Upton ANXIOUS
FOR ANOTHER TRY
Sir Thomas, However, Against
Freak Boats for America
Cup.

New ork, oct. 25.-"I have come over
this time red-hOt for a challenge to the
New York Yacht club and will do my
best to arrange matters with the club 50
that can have another chance to lift
the Americas cup
SO spoke Sir Thomas Upton today on
his arrival from Europe. He Will be ia
New York several days.
Sir Thomas later consented to talk
about what he would like TO see done in
order to give Challengers what he CON
sidered an equal chance with American
yachts i'm cup races.
Il have been defeated three times in
American waters" said Sir Thomas, land
I viii say frankly that on each occasion
the best boat has won However, every
time / have challenged the racing rules
have been so changed that each new
race has required that 1 build bigger
freak than the last one. Five times the
rules have been changed.
ITO bring over the freak yacht which
it is necessary to build under the present
rules means grave danger to the yacht
and to the men aboard her. I have lost
two men IN coming across the Atlantic.
What I desire is to race under the
universal rule. If I can't win under that
rule, I can at least provide good sport,
and that is the primary reason for all
racing, or at least it should be-
Sir Thomas said he wanted to race for
the cup with "a ninety-fOOter and would
be ready in 1911.
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PIMLIcO RESULTS,

Baltimore. Oct. 25.-The second DAYS
racing of the fall meeting opened with
fine weather fast track and a good
crowd. The OriOle handicap a feature.
was won by Charlie Eastman, beating the
favOrite, Dreamer, in fine style The
Junior steeplechase was won BY Nestor
after good race. Oakhurst fell at the
last jump.
First race, five and one-half furlongs-
The Monk, 10 to l. won; Anthropaida, Il
to ., second; German Silver, 10 to 5, third.
Time-1:OS %
Second race, mile and a sixteenth-Su-
perstition s to g. won; Taboo to I.
second; Juggler, . to ,, third. Time
1:4S Is.
Third race, six furlongs-Charlie East
man, 3 to 10, won; WOODLAND, to 10. sec
ond; Takahira, Is to l, third. Time
lib Is.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two
miles-NestOrma, 8 to 1, won; Magellan.
to !, second; Usage, 3 to !, third. Time
-4:45 3-5.
Fifth race, mile and forty yards-Ros-
trum, to ., won Bethlehem. to 1.
second; DemetriOs, 40 to !, third. Time
la f-5.
Sixth race, mile-Ross Hampton, ? to 1,
won; SOtemia, 4 to 5. second; Sandy Hill.
S to l. third. Time-1:42
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
JAMAICA RESULTS.

Jamaica, y. Y, Oct. 25-The race meet
came TO an end today with a fairly good
attendance. The card offered was ordi-
nary, but good racing resulted. The
feature was the Remsen handicap at five
and q half furlongs, and resulted in an
easy victory for The Turk
First race, six furlOngs-Mobility, 10 to
!, won; Tubal 4 to I, second; Florimel.
to 10, third. Time-1:16 2-5.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth-I.o is
Cavanagh, Is to ., won; COwen, 8 to /.
second; County Clerk S to l. third. Time
-1:5O
Third race, mile and an eighth-Golcon-
da, TO ?, won; The Minks. even, second:
BellevieW, Z 20 D third Time-1:56 3-5.
Fourth race, five and One-haIf furlongs
The Turk, to ?, won: Crash ere. Is TO
5, second; CherTyOla, L to 1, third. Time
1:08 Is.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Black Mate, 1 to 3, won; Grania. to 1,
second Time-1:49 3-5. Two starters
Sixth race, six furlOngs-Boola Boola.
Is 70 10, won; Eddie Dugan, to 1, sec
ond; Tempter, to 1, third. Time-1:16 Is.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-26
NEW FISH HATCHERY
TO BE SEEN AT MURRAY

This week work will be commenced
upon a new fish hatchery in the vicinity
of Murray. Just west of the state hatch
cry there is a large tract Of valuable
ground, upon which are several springs,
owned by the Miller company of Murray
For months past a fish company has
been doing business there, and at the
present time it has over 5000 spawners,
ranging in size from twelve to twenty
four inches. Those interested are Fl. II.
Cook and ". Longstein. Cook is the
principal owner, while LOngstein acts in
the capacity of superintendent. The new
hatchery, when it is finally completed,
will have a capacity of over 100000 fry.