Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-02

y ..rcn>. TO hunt costs 500 and
7 gives f. following privileges.
! Et.h white mau-r.h- hnutcr-'hat
3 huu.- iu East Africa = allowed 10 XIII
4 $50 NJ each of the follow 70. animal.
Z E'ri.au'~ tl~o- weighing not less than
b -.Nty pounds. rh.urccri. .ppupntaui.
2 t-i.rt. rrtN ca. .u'l-. uryN h,I~a, knoipo.
= p. N"gmtun : har,vbrc,'. c,lohue
{ .u otAcr fnr monkeys aariVarh~.
. ..-,'.tA- aal lWuit, luI'an,ut AMI egrrt.
} bH- uf each of tine following: Enfialn
rtaui. sable. antelope. roam antelope and
1n-O. Ten ol each II the following:
AIurl, Grant yaIriic. Thompson ga
fciic. Jackson : iartehec>t impala reed
tuck. duIkrr. klip>prng"r, ~teinhuck.
ENaterhnck. Mildrhec>' Coke'S harte-
bc"-t, hu,hbuck, paa, lesser kooioo and
he gerenuk.
Should an extra license Ice desired ior
{ Hunting more animals than the orii-
tnary licenses ALLOW. $l3i Will secure the
giit Ia MI or capture an extra one OF
each OF the following: Bull elephant
kelthcr Il hul! 1irait,.. rhnOceros or bull
Eclaud. two zcbra>, WIldcbeests or water
ebucks.
Lions and lcopards may he shot with
out license, as they are classcd as YER
min and are very plentiful around the
great lakes, where they do much dam
age to the herds OF the native chiefs,
sometimes even carrying oil the herders.
AN UNDESIRABLE ESTERPRIsE.-
The citizens of Minneapolis, Mimi.
are making strenuous objections to
I the contemplated action of the Ar
lmour packing company in establish
ling one of their mammoth packing
houses at New Brighton, suburb of
that city. Those who have read
The Jungle. by Upton Sinclair,
know just what a menace to comfort
land health that means. The smell
arising from the thousands of stock
slaughtered daily at Kansas City
slaughter yards, perm Gates the at
|mosphere for miles around, and the
windows of many dwellings in the
lefty, three miles away, have to be
closed at times 10 keep the nauseat-
| ing Odor from pervading the house.
1t is now located five miles from the
baleful district, and is still movin e
farther away to get outside the pale
of the nauseating stencil that pol
lutes the atmosphere. Another evil
of equal Importance is that these
large establishments inevitably build
up q community of undesirable cit-
zenship, mostly of the lower class of
foreigners, who are the only class
who will work at the disgusting
trade, and who in time become still
further debased by constant associa-
ton with scenes of destruction and
blood. II is quite probable that the
determined stand taken by the Twin
Cities, st. Paul and Minneapolis, will
be able to keep the foul blot from
district immOrtalized by Longfellow
anu where the citizens have created
Como park, with the ambition to
make it the beauty spot of America.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT FAvORs
HANDSOME TEACHERS. Mr.. Dyer,
superintendent of public schools in
Cincinnati, has suggested the policy
| of selecting the prettiest and most
charming young ladies as school
teachers, in the lower grades es-
pecially. He holds that better dis
lcipline may be enforced, better work
ldOne and greater progress made by
teachers who charm the eye than if
lonly intellectual superiority is made
the test. Mr.. Dyer thus states the
proposition: Choose cOmely, we'll
shaped girls. While beauty may
not be the first requisite in sue
ccssful teacher, it is most desirable.
believe that the girls should have
mental alertness, but their looks will
prove big factor in attracting their
pupils to them and in holding their
attention during school hours. Get
me pretty girls for schoOl-teachers
and l will show you how the stand
Yards OF our schools will De raised.
The cartOonist struck a popular
chord which has often been noted if
not commented upon by his pictures
of the sway of Winsome Winnie"
where crying babies, scolding
mothers, savage policemen, and all
sorts of irrascible people are imme-
diately rendered tractable by her
smiles. There is much in the curl of
the lip and the twinkle of an eye to
capture the heart.
IT seems very probable that law
yer f. c. Hughes will receive the ap-
pointment from the President of tn e