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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

During the discussion OF the sub
jects on the regular program Thurs
day there were over 200 Widc-awakc
aggressive and intensely interested
farmers TN the hall. and throughout
tho whole day the discussions were
spirited and the interest maintained
throughout President Taylor In a
short address favored larger ap-
Precipitation for tick eradication and
tax on dogs. stating that the man
Who was too poor TO pay tax on
his dog was too poor tn own dog
and ought TO own a pig instead.
Or. Jas \. Lewis. Veterinarian OF
the Mississippi y q " College. Vas
the flret speaker ON the regular pro
gram. lie stressed the necessity FOR
better sanitary disposal 90 animals
dead from diseases on tho farms.
The burning or deep bury!ng OF all
such animals was insisted upon as
necessary to prev ont the spread OF
contagious diseases Vaccination
FOR tho prevention 81 hog cholera and
black leg vas recommended rs tho
only reliable means 81 protection.
and II Waa announced that 10y Octo.
Der tho State Experiment station
would bo prepared 20 iuoculate hogH
Tor such citizens ~ tho State as
might request It
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

Prot. " FoA 90 Ia" Delta IA
pertinent station stated that be waa
in one V"8pcct Ills" the negro preach
or Who said no matter ~hcro be took
hla toat ho always preached "holl
agc LEkrNiHc no matter shai sub.
jet they Nigh, give him be al@ayn
talked better land our greatest
problem Is a better aosl. hence he
aaa going 10 talk hogs AZ a means OF
soil lmprot omcnt
II bale OF cotton per AcT" can be
grow u hc thought II very attractive
proposition. for II gave sure proat
Of about $40 an acre. bat be declared
With emphasis that a bale 81 cotton
per acre can not be grown all over
the plantation To gruw bale Of
cotton 10 the acre rotation tn ne
ccsAayy aud hogs NJ apicndidly into
the rotation lie stated that. as many
claimed. cotton paid better than corn.
The way corn is usually made. but hc
waa quit" pobitiY" that corn. tn
peas planted In IL and th~H" peas
harvested 10y hogs. paid ms we'll AS
cotton
/, IL freely admitted that the need
for fences to "A disadvantage. but IL
Rill pay to fence ia" corn fields. for
with peas iu the corn. pork may be
made for !ctn than cents "a pound
In fact. he believed II would pay to
fence II wo had no hogH. for then
the winter cloycrH and fall oats may
be grow n and neither these crops nor
the land would be- injured by live
stock running ut large Prot Fox
then gave brief description OF his
methods Of pork production M set
down In Bulletin No. l0T OF the Mis-
slbsippi Experiment Station. which
every reader of The Southern Farm
Gazette should obtain
We Must Get Rid of Ticks
Prof Archibald smith discussed
tick eradication In his usual clear
and forceful way
The boil weevil make diversified
stnu ca.asaavy and With atv.YaIf..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

consume the variety Of feeding stutfs
produced
To eradicate the cattle tick It is
necessary TO study his life history
..nd habits. when this is done it's
eradication at once becomes simple
aud easy The large female tick
which Nc see on the cattle drops to
the ground. crawls under the Leaves
and grass and in few days begins
laying eggs In ten days or tao
@c"ka Hho lays from 400 to 900
egg In warm weather these cgRr
weather Il may take much longer
ticks tsood uckal crawl up on the
for them to hatch. AMI III" young
grass and twigs and wait for tn" cat
tic 10 come along and pick them oT
by brushing their lcgB against tho
grass GA which the dicks arc bunch
cd or 10y lying dowu on them After
the ticks got ON the cattle they shed
their skins twico and remain for
about four weeks. when they arc tull
t'""" an" "'"p !" ~" h'"""' a "''
tore
=" 'H"''"'" nv ''' a" va" mature
female ticka must b" prevented from
~. ''''h =" ''' s'""''"' "a" may
''"" ~ S'"""'"k m" '"'''" anu
"''''"h "'' '"' %" on '""'"' 90 oF
'"N ~" az" ''"" ~" pas
,'''7 ""''' ''' '''@" go" ''"'" @'@F'@'
w."
49, 1'"'N SANITARY
MA . "'~ nv so" '''" N'''"'' "pp'"'
"''"" ~ go" F""'' '"' '""
''"'@' ." VII I" p'"a'FN'" '0l"
al """" ""FN' pN' b"eh progress
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
7 LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY.
Starting Stock Raising in the Youth.

on Feeding 'r'i TAT
Discussed
to NiJon-
ing
o.
NV Mississippi state
do chiefly with live STOCK
Live stock and Dairy
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
We Must Get Rid of Ticks.

Prof Archibald Smith discussed
tick eradication In his usual clear
and forceful way
The boil weevil make diycrsificu-
ton necessary and with diversiiica-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
Where to Buy Best Stock.
Combination Stallion

htgh bird Chestnut @prrcI Corut luaiior
~salit.. seven years old for sale tast In I'll
aadale salts and trots = trs ~ = harness tn.
grr fAoftrrt v.ukFo& Weighs eleven huna,rs
raeufaAa e. ara half hsn~a tall ThtrtF.etrht
CoGta tForu Iast geaFs hrss Ains sttta
~. A. MiNuH III.
@hw4uAfaE Nsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
SntereHante statiftif.

Sic Ginpanberung i'm &afen BON
Reip.Dorf i'm Monat Ropember.
1905 Geutide aus allen 2an-
Bern itntcr Den Gingetpanberten.
tp.W OFF, II. 2esember. -Gon
62,364 Gintpanberern, Die i'm Ntonat
Gopember i'm Saien bon Stem : gorf
eingetroifen iinb, tparen 2417 aus
Dem Seutiden &eif, unb 1905 Seut-
ihe aus ouen 2dnbern, Die sur Gin.
panoerung beigetraeen baben. DIX
G%inpunoerer ans Dem SelltI6en
Rcif tbeilten iih in 1872 mdnnlibe
unb 1915 meibIide, ipabrenO Die &C.
ian1mte beuti6e Ginponoerun9 aus
POO Eerionen mGnnlifen mo 225O
Rerionen meibliben 8eihlehtS be.
itnnb, Die 5uiommen alS ibr mit9es
brod)tes 9oarpermogen $1S4495 an
0egeben baben. glnS Scitrcid) trafen
lt,139 Ginmanoercr Elm, 1918 manns
lid mo 1926 mciblid, ans lln9arn
9549, 1919 mGnnlih ultb $40 meib-
lid; aus SStalicn 1865, 6S4S m1nnlidl
mo 1920 meiblid) aus HuBlano nno
,sinlono 1918, 7176 mGnnlid) uuo
1902 meiblih; aus Ser Sdypei5 344,
204 mGnnlid) unO t40 ipciblidl. Gle
Mqaporcn .woren nit 2051 Sntni-
0rolltcn pcrtreten, 112S mGnnIid) mo
923 mciblidL sic $45,763 oils ibr nit.
gcbrodteS 9narpcrnl0gcu nll9cgcbcn
hobcn; Eolen fonlcn 1888, 6319
mGnnlidI rnlb 3014 mciblid, Die ibrer
Nndabc nad) $16S,4W mit0ebradt
hobcn unb Slnpatch fancn 1880,
2059 mGnnlif) mo S21 mciblld), Die
St240l nls mit9cbrud)tes g%oorper-
m5aen angoben. lie 62,364 Ginipah-
0erer insgeiommt BADEN $1,475,232
ola mitaebrahtcs @aorperlnogen De-
florirt. Bon Der @elammt=Gimuan.
pcriu,o luaren 1928 Ycrioncn Dor,
Der III ocn G~ercinigten Stoatcn ee'
ipeicu. Inter "A Sabre alt luaren
1862 GinmanOcrcr, II bis A Sabre
alt iuoren 51,30O Ginpanoerer nno
"A Sabre alt ooer otter Dnrcn 1902
G~inponbercr.
,Sbre Eniioae ielbIt be5oblt boben
1874 Ginpanoerer, iiir 11,172 be-
iohIten Gerlpnnbte Die Eoiio9e unb
iiir Gas Ginporoerer Nid)tpcrmonb.
f. 81 Germanbtcn hcAobcn lid 52,s
j02 G%inuonbcrer, 81 6relnocn 1887
ms 1915 botten pcbcr Trcllloc. nod
&erlpnnote in ben Hereinafter Stoos
ten. Als N%nnlpbobcten, Die mcbcr lcs
len. nod id)reiben %fonntenL iuuroen
1896 MGnner nnb l131 Nrouen floI.
~iiii}irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
8rano an 9owaro-s ctr.
Gnr3 nor 1 ltbr bentc Morgen brud)
inn suciten Stpfucrf Der Stern
furniture Gu.", CIR. 81, Hurb-SOm-
urb-Strafc, Gin Tcler aus, 81 Dem
bic Temcriuebr bnrd ciuen mebrfadDcn
Nlarm 6crnfcn Witrbc.

9abn GoIIiiinn II. - @cgelt
Mitternod)t coQibirtc in Den Gnmoelt
S%rod)tb0ien Elm WoaNon Der 0Nnnn'
polls Short 2inc" nit elmer Nonalr'
2ufontotiUe Der Baltimore Ohio
Nobn mo n,tr0e beoellteuo beid)0s
hiat. 9u$ Der Correspondent" sur
Yreiie ging, maren nod feline Gin5eI'
Geiten iiser Den llnfoIl 5ll ermitteln.
Baltimore. Sbtn Sob
Yicr II 8ranb 3. - Gin SrollO,
oeiien llriohe bi2ber unbefonnt lit,
bcihGoigtc geitern Nbenb Den aoblen'
4icr Der Baltimore . Ohio Giien-
balm om GSilBe Der GecoturltroBc III
2ocuit = Eoint crbcblid. Die Seuers
nebr bcfGmpitc ben @rono mebrere
Stunben, unb erlitt Captain Sobn
Yrengcr bon Der Spriben e Gonpng.
nie 9tr. II an Der Sort : 9lpeme rutO
@uubcrtitroBe cirlen Mippenbrudl.
&naben Itcdcn Sans in
9rnnb, - Webrere anoben, meld)e
81 ibrer llnterboltuna eiu Sellcr olls
ge5iinbct bnttcn, ltcdten 9citcrn 9tod)s
mittdg Dos Wobnbolla bea @rll. Sp.
@pnn, 9tr. 236, Sin ? Gait Npe,
in 9rano, Gie Slnmmcn muroen
por ben SpriBen = Gompognien bon
Si9blanbtptpn mo CAUTION 9eloldt.
Ser onaerid)tetc Sdooen bctrGgt I'M
aefGbr 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
SeiratAS-G iccnscn.

SoIaenoe Seiratbs : Sicen5en nllr.
ben geltern bonn Glerf OeS Common
Gleas. @erifts ollsgeitelt:
GborleSS etbenipinner, %, bon Scr.
1921, :. Npenue, lnb Hlltb Batter.
II Sabre alt; 9eioe bon altoona, $50.
Gupio @robulonn, %, Nr. 100, &C..
GreteritroBc, unO Cecilia Ireelonocr
% Sabre alt.
Gomorb Sdrieiier, 81. mo 9lnnc
y. Strcb, 10 Sabre alt; 2icer5 geboli
pon Iroll =. Strcb. Nr. 2241, Dit.
NortbsMpc.
TorriS 9. SomopS, a, lnO 0fo-
m q. Hniiea, % Sabre olt; Siccnl
Ncbolt bon Is. 90. &epner, Nr. 404.
Norb'GlItoipitroBe.
Gbnunccp s. Solbnlon, 81, ulb
Mora w. @obncr, Is Sabre alt, 9eioe
bon 9)orf, go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
G 0iners sraasport. 60

SdtnrfelrHfate.
Bradt nub HaFestere.
Rad Bottom Hnb ben Eten.
Sonntdg, Tienjtaa uno SrsitaB, 8 ubr Nbeub4.
Rads Nrortbente umo nsna .Dfen..
Scantaa. Tdttirot ulo Sreitaa, 6 ubr NbensS.
Rad Neppptt NewS.
1daIim, aiiSceromIlen 0onreritd0 u. G0utftas,
q ubr sthenos. 1900
. Srats argenommsrl tdgIi9 5ts 5 utr Ma4w.
Ndf eouannaH enS Sa6tcMuine. f.i
MontaS. @ttittpp4 un6 5rettda. @ Ibr NberbB.
.. =. Ms%Ssta. aeent; gier 8, yus .cas.etr.
118,G&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Sumter abermals ucrbaftct.

Sopannob, 90, If. Gcj.
@citiist olli ole N~uSioGen bon tSrou
Wiosgic Suntcr, DER einSiacn llcbcr.
~lebeubcn Der hrci tSrauen. meldc &C.
tern in ibrer @ohmun9 iiberiollen
lpuroen. wobei Nuei ncrielben ben
800 erliticl. soften 5,lr SolGc, oaB
ibr Woite !. 4. Sumter mieocr per.
Goftet muroe, obid,ot Ole Srml bic
Iusiogcn in, Tilirilm mnd)tc. IS
lit inoeiicll md, feline iormclc Mnfla.
&c gcgcn Suntcr crhnbcu mnr0cn.
siliNenein Nlnlibcn Mcniac. DAB Sc.
ulnfh .nnhcre OILS Der Ncger. mcld)cr
nit elmer Slgt III Der &onb boa SoilS
pcrlieB, min nod illht uiltgerlunoen
iporoeu lit. Den Morn beain9. IS
iinh Jest inn @1nicn $13GO ali Die
eycItnahme oco HcQerS a,lsgclebt. Die
hcioen Gpier oeS MorNbubcn lpnroen
hcltc hearaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
SiG nno }scarp bel ben Stnocntcm

Rem 0prf. II. Ic5embcr.
Ser nmeritoniidc Voiihoitcr am
&'cr!iuer Sole. Souio Same Sill,
mo Ger Norbpoliobrcr Hohert &.
Neorp moren ebreneGite bel Dem Is.
&uhrcStonfett Der Nen.Dorfer Nlun,.
ren Der llnipcriitGt Rodeiter, bos &C.
ilern abenb i'm &otcl slltor ltottiono.
Ter 9ptitalter, Der herte Amcritu
rcriabt nm iid) oui icincn Eoitcn gu
hrgeben. pcrpciltc nltr fiir5c Belt
mo prizes in ciner aniprad)c Den
jctigcn HrGiioentcn Der l~lniperiit1t,
Huib Mbees. Dem er cine erfolgreid,e
slnitsiiibrrrng p%ropbcScite. Gommnl.
Ter Icurp iprod fllr5 iiber ieine 40
lcrreiie. &iaiam u. @ilcor, TrGii-
cent Der @ereinisuns, iiibrte Den
&crlis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
NIB idnbIoies Saartumie.

Yeanemes mnb idnoIoies SaartOnie.
8er fennt niht Sen @ertb bon
Solbei unb SdJweiel, nm bos Saor
hinfel, meit. glGi,Seuh nnb seiu,o
81 erbaltel. Sdauefel lit Elm 9eitano.
tBeil oes Saares nnb ouf 6as 5eblen
heiielben i'm Soar miro Die ShuIo
iiir grbleid,en nno MbIterben beS
&aores aeid)obeil. gs siebt fein bel.
ieres Wtittel geeen lestcre llebcliton.
Dc. beionbers seeen grbleiden als
Saltei ulio Sdipefei, neni1 Dies rid.
tie pr1parirt lit. Die @petb Gbemi.
Calico, "a GortIanot. Ctr, Rem.gorf
GitD, fabriairf elm ibeales Mittel, ge.
nnniit @petb's Gage nt,b Sulphur.
g..ae suten Mpotbefen iiibren es fir
zoe. uno $1.00 Die 6laide, ober eS
miro oireft BON ben Sabrifanten ge.
Gal g~inieuoums oes Ereiies 5use.
idnot.
Gum Yerfnuf uno empfoblen bon
ser .&eab Drug Co." (G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Saarc iundicn anf @lakfOpi.

Mein Saar iiel ieit Sluei ooer brei Sabren
aus ulo muroe 5iemli9 Oiinn bis i1 cine
iuobre @labe bate. Sor etpa bier Woraten
begonn i] Sage ano Sulpblr" 81 benusen.
Gie critic Slaide idien etlpas 5u belfen, lmo
if) fubr NIT Dem @ebrolld regelnl6Big bis jest
fort, 10 oaB ib bier 6Ioifcn perbraltdte. Ser
game S6ertbeil meines &opies lit iebt nit
Sanr bebedt lllb es miro INNER bifter. Sd
lperoe Die Sur nod cine @eile fortietelL "a
ib cine beit1loige 9ciicrung beoba6te.
Stcp1cn Bacon, &oheIter, H..Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
haarel
i6uppen- Webietet benz !6aaramsfaaem Salt.

S6r Qroucs @aar lit pcridmunbet. Die natiirliAe
lucider, gldn5enoen, llrllriolet Saares. $50
junger erideinen fonnen Ourd) ocn @ebralld BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
8ranc Saare iuicbcr bcrseitcQt.

0ein Saar mlrbe 8iernlid grau, iiel idneq ans
lmo ib lit on fllrdtbarem Silde1 Ser &opibalt. Mfeir
&opf mar bou bon Sduppen, Die oui meilie aleioer
iicler, nno Die id %beitdnoig o~bbiirIten illlBte. @1brenb
eines geiads IN ~9fobeitcr borte i) BON Sbrem Salbei
nmo Sbnefel iiir oos Saar. Sd faufte cine 6laihe
llo gebroldte lie. Gintge gpplifationen iteaten oas
Sllfcn ob, mein Soar iel nift nlebr aus llio e%rIanatc
lad uno nod feline natiirlife 6orbe mieoer. @s lit
jebt ibor onnfel6rau1t, lpeid, g~lGr5eno ilnb geidneioig.
Webrere meiner 6rellnoinnen po0en es benueen mo ib
ipiitide 81 piiien, iuo3 Sic mir iir ieds SIaiben be.
rcd)ner. Sri. g.. ". Hpf,
S6arolL Wiercer So, 8a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12

Srono in Scr 81 o6orgItr.-
Die Spribcn-Gompagnic gtr. / muroc
gelteril telepboniid) nah Dem Sauie
Der Celia belmont, Nr. 660, Gdbora.
1traBe, gerIfen, no Der SSubbooen
ollrb llnporlibtiges Sortlperfen bon
elgarrettenreIten III Brand gerotben
mar. Gie 6lonmen muroen roih
geloidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Baltimore Gumpaeaik.
(sIie nnb 8neerlalfiee gal.etnie.)

(Nlte uIlb 6uperlnthge SQtsYtHte.)
Sic Tereinigte SlacteIspoi befbrberno.
1amSttr. r5ieriba," ngifatutad nnb rNfabau,i~
Gambler fdbren tdsIi9, gonntaes aases.
nsnmen eor pen sga9 Sine. Biers NI: Q 90
$50 @benos bireff mad Oh Eoint Comfort
GorfcIt !ino Portsmouth, Sd. C-
- IN Oh sSoint InfdliB al e. & S40abns
mad @i6ncno, auberben brelmal bic Wo6e
ar .g8traln:a @apiediion g." mad Sanlss
tCIi aI,I6IaBB g. q, .attIaniie. eSai. Gin: gabnt.
sTm @aSa~ rsirStnia sass' SnS .SIS Sso%H:'
gori.
IabIaeit,n mad eurcpdif6em glan. 9iefs
9qnpfer- BADEN I%uIuribfe .aaiiiten. bette uno
dalte Giib. ooer eaiapafiers9dbe :eIettrifns
tssi: asbinen 75s. SO /, $3.50, $500 nns
ssri6tet: abrnen reLersirf, iuereer in ben
9tIet; siirsaur 1CoaI Gff.gaItimo,e.strabe: 500
gsdliimsre; lnS S~aISsSt.styaBe, "gentiasnidl
GtariessStrnbe. -Snrnpfer NIT ~ptlntteo" Gun,
ielltc!eerapbeT: sb item auseeftattet
Yraiibent II. 0en. .Wsanaaer. Gen. gah..h oeai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
@rploiiun in elmer Enlpcriabrif.

GIepclono. Ohio. If. Te5enls
fer. IN Der &rcBobtbcillma Der
:~lnlaRcn oCr .9.luitiu Bomber 80" il,
hcm nidlt mcit bon bier b%cleaeneli
Hleu @,uom !uurben acltcru Had,-
rfit.ug ourd) eiEc Gyplciion &. Saip,
Ter. IS. Slime mo s. @oaner 1e-
t6Stct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12

GIprebdiiee sSebe Stnnpe ont os StM1ee" ooN
Der gantoen,G tat:un nab Nat9tHgtDn On
@cdtentaaen 100 Yerm, BITS 800. GbenSS.
TrlBere Mbfebrt BON ber OQt. 8opal'etatton.
xtrette Herttnra aI In Der menen uateus
Citation ~ @aisiuatSn mit aass fsslta eebss'
ben 2tuten. -
+ii.Ss. s11.65 Sorm.. s12. 10, t12.5S. tl&.
!2.4S, 1850. .4ta, r4.65. t6:55 gsa4g'y sooe.
weilaiIerh GanSSev.Gtation i5.s9. .s.ls, .talAs
.7.6o, Ti.20. 800, 1920, 1000. 1000, ti1;nt'
Born. 1900, ti2o2 ~ 0, t1,O0. sl;Sks
HaSn.. 1890. s6.i6, 1870: FOO, 7 500, s9io
Wimiitsl $1,000, 1000 .lt!95 sit.sS 49,
su Tasesi 4i.s5. fs.5o sno sb..2o, SSesn. 80.
Saatystpwn, mt. RooaI.Stattor, t77.l6 ScsE1
1880 yia9ul. gameen,StattcM t7.3o. tSs0o
Ruru,., +S.6O. 400 yamm. ~
gaspaf plae eire
mad RttIaeelrbta sne HtW.9efk
Reucr Terminus an Der Dteiunn3iudn4sok
6trate, Wep,Oort. seauetn na0 cofsls me
xbeat&ru. - o. -.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26

case were unable to discover a means
by which the timepieces could have been
extracted without the thief being de-
tected. other pieces of jewelry and sill
verwaTe had also disappeared in an
unaccOuntabe way at different times.
Some one told Nj. Desio that rats
would eat channois skin, and as ell the
articles missing had been wrapped in
chamois. 1t WIS suggested thai they
were carried of By rodents. Mr.. Oesio
said he had read about such things in
books. but the explanation didn't look
very good to him. He agreed, however
TO try an eXpe riment-
Three dumn-y watch cases were placed
in ChamOis ba IS TO which long strings
were attacked and the bags left in the
same place where the timepieces had
disappeared When the store was open
ed this morning 1t was discovered that
the three bags were gone, The strings
led to a rat hole back of the safe.
L found, in tracing the strings, that
the watches were all In certain rat
hole" said M DesiO. We also found
several otl ef. pieces of tewelry that
we're missirg &. The rats become so des-
parate for something to eat that they
viii take anything soft--checlCbook bind
ing, tissue paper, and similar articles"
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
PLANS TO PROTECT
CAR ON HIS TRIP
Feared That Harm May Be
fall Ruler Despite
Precautions.

LONDON, June 26.-E. II. Carlisle, a
member Of Parliament, from st. Adams
division of Hertfordshire, notified the
House of Commons today that on Mon
day he viii call the Governments at
tention to the numerous threats that
have been made TO murder the Gar on
his forthcoming visit to King Edward
at Cewes, and would ask what protec-
ton for the Russian ruler is being ar
ranged.
The coming of the Car has stirred
Up such a storm of protest and has
caused so much activity in the Russian
anarchist colony at Tottenham, that
there is fear among the authorities
that. despite their greatest precautions,
harm may befaH Nicholas.
II is declared that the STANDARD. the
Russian imperial yacht, on which the
Car viii come TO Cowes. win be
guarded every foot of the way by tor
pedo boats and during the Cars stay
in English waters an escort of war
vessels Will furnish every possible pre-
caution.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
THIEF" CRIES DESIO;
RATS" HOLD POLICE
Rodents Did Not Want Watches, But Took Them
for the Chamois Bags in Which They
Were Wrapped

Rats" said Inspector Boardmsn,
chief of detectives. when he opened his
mail this morning.
Rats repeated one of tire detectives
who had been working on a series of
mysterious thofts from an F street jew
elry store. when the inspector turned a
lettersover to him
Salvador Desio, of 1912 F street north
west, reported several days ago that
two valuable watches rad been stolen
from one of his show cases. Brr. Desio
has implicit confidence I'm all of his en-
ployes, and as there was no evidence
that the store had been forcibly enter
ed, detectives who went to work on the
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
PROTEST IS FILED
AGAINST GARAGE

Protest against a garage in the rear
of the Burlington apartment house, IN
Vermont avenue, is made to the Com
nlissioners by r. Golden Donaldson,
representing the owners of the Burling-
ton.
Mr.. Donaldson contends that the per
NIT for the erection of the garage was
obtained By Mrs c. z. Leadingham,
and turned over to z. S. Holmes, by
whom the garage was established The
Corporation Counsel has been called
upon for an opinion as to whether Mrs.
Leadingham was within the regulations
in transferring the permit to Mr..
Holmes. and whether the Commission
ers can reopen the question after the
building has been constructed and put
lin operation as a garage.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
TEST SUBMARINES.

PARIS. June "a series OF tests Of
the comparative merits OF the semi
81 bmergible and submarine craft in
offensive coast work recently conducted
by the naval authorities has resulted IN
favcr Of the former type
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
DROWNED IN HUDSON.

POUGHKEEPSIES y. Y, June "a
William F. Marks and another r.iad
have been drowned in the Hudson The
name of the companion has not beer
ascertained. but Marks is known to have
had another man with him when he left
the Poughkeepsie Yacht Club In his
launch without any light showing. The
launch was run down by the steamer
William F. Roner and crushed under
the steamboats, wheel.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
SHOCK IN FRANCE.

Ia ROCHE sUR-YON, France, June
IA slight earthquake shock was felt
in the department of Vendee. The un-
dulations were from west 70 east, and
lasted i've seconds. No damage has
been rennrfad.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
Popular z

Popular Excursion, Sunday, June a7th,
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.-$1.0O round trip
to Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg. 81. IS
to Berkeley Springs. and 500 to Cum
berland. Special train leaves Union
Station at S:15 a. M, returning same day.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
attle, Washington, and Return

Se6-75 Seattle, Washington, and Return
Alaska ukon-Pacific Exposition. Tick
cts on sale at Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Offices until Sept. g valid for return
until Oct. 81. Woman's Suffrage Conven-
Sion. July ] to Z. Epworth League Con-
ventiOn. July to p Sovereign Grand
Lodge, I o. o. F., Sept % TO 25-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
Selling on an Average of One a Day.

Acknowledged to be the most moderate priced offered
n Northwest
The substantates that state
menL
Selling because the time in the history building
that moderate priced home has been Offered that eaen
neglected in finish and construction extremely mo-
price possible.
Selling located in the heart growing north lust
Columbia Heights where permanent
Selling because the price is which saving
dollars purchaser similar
sold as high s4,25o
sample this winb De kept open and we
advise that preference waiting for
pion of the you inspect the properties
present conditon-s is being placed in
the wonderful space rooms
will then appreciate why selling 50 many
PRICE $3.50
Georgia BfghtwOOd
Only Cash. Balance $3.50 Monthly Including
Take 9t Street Lamont Street Kenyon Street N w,
nd c the properties
DON'T PUT OFF,
SHANNON & LUCHS
W.
LOOK Fox Sign"
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
sssIs Denver and Return.

Baltimore & Ohio r. R. National Edu-
cational Association Convention Tickets
on sale June so to July g. returning until
Sept. 1st.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26
TRAINMEN
GET NO LICENSES

WILKESBARRE, Pa. Jun, 26-Dis-
tTiet Attorney Salisbury has cG"Jed war
rants TO be issued for the an ast Of
trsinmen and dining-cal men n the
Lehigh Valley railroad. charged with
selling liquor on through trims with
out a license.
The through train from Buffalo to
New York was held up in this city by
two detectives from the district attor-
ney's office. The district attorney said
the diners on some Of the railroads are
only speak-eaSies on wheels.
Baltimore and Return, SI.25, Baltimore
q Ohio r. r; every Saturday and sun
day. All trains bath WAYS both days
except Royal Limited. city Oh1ces. 1917
@ St. and SIS Penna. Ave.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-26

$3.50 St. Paul and Return,
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. to International
Convention, Christian EndeavoT. Tickets
on sale July 3. 4, 5. valid for return until
July a.-Advt.