The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-23
Wants Animal Dispensary'

Harry of Empire city the
the Mile High kennels in Denver why
establish dispcnsary
wounded dogs and disabled horses He that Denver
slippery weather for horses humane officers stationed throughout
and slip and slide and fall down
of having their shoes haPned the driver is made to uhtch his
hoeing shop
pcned before he is allowed pull heavy loads on thc slip
perry paycmens why n city
something the kind He points it badly
needed He further that he will the first 800 and
necessary good protect
unable tell us of their sucrings lie urges good people
line and make this practical business here the city
II is good idea Whether not be carried Just
do know to
there horses attached express
and coal teams which ought be condemned and retired
fact to chlorofom them woud be There besides
many liable themselves
day by slipping and falling the pavcmcnts.
One great trouble that this extraordinary winter and
with have thought day that the cold
would quit They have thought this day month and
months have been unprecedented the history Salt Lake At
the same time for inst single day men have no right to attach
these streets
public educated the humane
The state founded By suffering and suffering animals
and this city for the last thirty to our certain knowledge has
always great many attached heavy which
disgrace the and havo been altogether unpro
able their sick horse lame horse just like
sick or disabled mamie cannot do good service
We recommend friend TO
the officers of such DR. Beatty nnd Mr. George
Wallace and others who for have been struggling TO do
with the suffering which the animals here Obliged undergo
We think would be for the humane society to get all the
hory needed from the council that their agents could the
streets and summary stop struggling
under heavy load pavement hastarved team and
compel the right dispose of the who is cruel enough
use in a cruel way.
Apropos York Sun has editorial dogs
and says:
ono man dog justice him unless he
dog That why Robert Louis Stevenson wrote
pay about dogs Never could he
have been of intimacy with When read what Mr.
Henry c. Merwn has about dogs in the January Atlantic
Monthly he has lived with them loved them and cherished
them and they have helped educate and ennobo him. he has
brought them up in the they should GO
Brown of the Rab classic who said
every family 1T keeps them Young Mr.
submits that dog has mission to teach mankind that the
universe is ruled by love,
Mr. Merwn points the dog not only loves but
other animals he brought with Thus he has noted
in the family have been good comrades Even
eat During the present cold spell
we snugy the body thick coated dog
sprawd porch doing and each drawing heat and
fort others fur and affection.
touching story Bismarck the of blood and IRON
releasing himself from who leading him
dying Sultan and returning with working fea
by the doy side until the end Those old German
said the great when he could control his
kind of religion They believed that after death they
again the celestial hunting grounds all the good dogs
faithful in life wish could be
leve that y
old who not fond Of dogs When they
family friends and not much to eat they
He the companion the friend was the one who never
complained of the fare who always faithful and pick mp an old
find him mood and ask hm
the five to he VIII tell you
thinking of dog he had that hard winter OF 81 and how me
And this class of people, 10 animals
old them to fight quicker than any
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