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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
BURNS DETECTIVES PUT
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

Well. it's high time something done. There was
scarcely left for another grave Graves crowded graves
like boboes IN 0-cent fophouse. No could tell one
grave from another. No cared
Yes high time They failed, and died The world is
for the living.
Living speak hopefully of the day when the Big
Ditch shall be opened The traffic Of the high shall
follow and irresistible current to these western shores
That will be great day for Seattle. The population
will double and treble Fleets Of ships will 10 from
the Smoke will pour from thousand factory
chimncys We will need all the get then. And
land will go mp in value.
The potters field will make excellent factory sites Urns
little, and ashes take up but little
So what does il the sleep OF the failures dis
turbed2
Anyhow it'll be all the hundred years hence
Prince pauper, it will be all the
THE boast Of heraldry the pomp OF power
And all all that wealth
The lead the grave"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
PATROLMAN ALVEY
MAKES A MISTAKE

Pes" Kelly dropped his hat on,
OF window In the first floor OF
the Monroe hotel. 9Th ay. and Yes
Ter way. last night nj i0.30. He
leaned out to see II. aud fell.
PaIrolman Alvey. walking across
the street, saw Pes" drop. saw
him stand np. then run into the
hotel lsidore Davidson was pass
ing. Alvey drafted him. pressed a
revolver into hts hand and com
manded him 10 watch the door,
isidore watched with fearful
eyes while Alvey went inside. woke
up the proprietor and told him a
burglar had just gone In the house.
The proprietor insisted that such a
thing WAS impossible. that his
hotel did not harbor criminals. r.
naliy the proprietor yielded. and
the hotel was searched.
They found Peg preparing TO
go 10 bed.
That's the man." cried Alvey.
Why. that man Is a guest here.
answered the proprietor.
Patrolman Alvey left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
LONELY AT
l6,TRIESTO
END 1T ALL

She was lonely. Her married sis
ter often said she couldn't under
stand Helen. Helen didn ike To
no TO school. she wanted no giri
friends.
Five years ago the mother died
The father followed withla a few
weeks. Tier sister married and had
home Of her own. Helen had only
her two brothers. much older than
she. She came 20 lean on them
10 like their mAnnish ways.
Five months ago the brothers
sold their cigar stand in Seattle and
went down TO California % hunt for
possible business opening.
take me with you" the girl
pleaded. The brothers laughed al
the notion.
You stay here. sis" they said
until We send for you"
so Helen Larson. IS. went TO live
with her sister. Mrs. J. Dorrance
s23 22nd nv. She waited eagerly
for the word to Join her brothers
Letters came from them. but biz
brothers are sometimes careless
They were busy. Pretty soon they
forgot TO write. The girl was lonely
Waited for Postrian.
She was always al the door. walt
ing. when the postman can't.
Her sister laughed at her at first
then was vexed
why don't you have good time
like other girls7" she asked.
She told her husband that Helen
Was odd"
Despondent. her thoughts turned
to death. even 20 self-destruction
A bank clerk. caught In theft. com
mittcd suicide last Saturday. The
girls mind dwelt on the tragedy.
Il can understand" she said
why one should want TO die"
Don't talk that way said the
married sister.
Last night Helen Larson drank
carbollc acid. Reused by the groans
that burst from the girls lips. Mrs.
Dorrance dashed the half.emptied
bottle from her hand and called a
doctor.
The girl now hovers between life
and death at Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
SANE ANSWERS TO
FOOLISH QUESTIONS

what shall call my coz III p. -
Please state what your dog has
done.
Please tell me how to restore Old
Send them either by mail or ex'
press.
NJ finger nails are white. How
can make them pink7-E ".
Hit them with hammer.
what ~ the value OF a to-csni
piece Of 1875 that has half a hole IN
II depends on which half Of the
hole IL In the coin But It IL prob
ably worth half dollar.
Please tell me what IL good cur,
for rheumatism.-c. NJ A.
Any cure for rheumatism II
good
How can cure myself of snoring
w. r. r.
Whenever you find yourself
snoring. wake up and firmly re.
solve not TO snore again. After do
ing this faithfully for several weeks
you will inyoluntarily cease snor.
ing, from fear that you win awaken
II you do 80. II is most commend.
able in you to wish 20 cure yourself
OF snoring. Most persons generally
devote their energy to curing some.
body else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

CHICAGO. Nov. it.-There's a
vuusn In hospital here whose
hyed arm is bound tightly 20 a
EvInr puppy y--open flesh asasnst
Hpsu flssh
wemsn snt puppy are literally
gowlss ssoesher. the blood Of each
eIscsIaline IN the veins Of the other.
uhen ne woman 10 given
nespniNe. fsr instance. to quiet her
- tke psppy also feels It's sootn-
~ influence.
\ 4 b one OF the moa remarkable
prujcal efforts to save human life
-.sok m ordinary skin grating
"a bat startling new departure
~ patient Is Mrs n. w. John
-. wife Of the postmas or Of
nesominse. Wis
~ other patient Is Nellie. a
DDpftx kkyetsrTlsr puppy.
n. Carl Anderson performed
~ opeFstion at the Rhodes ay
hoDpitxl
osfyers From Ulcer
M Johnson came 10 Chicago
~ sftatnenx for rodent ulcer.
MI eoyeFed . space OF several
h<1e< square on heT left elbow and
Upgs arm.
nodtns nicer II very ancient
t|sess<. said 10 have been one
Il those prevalent when Jesus
h<aIed the sick OF Palestine. IL
sDsaIly attacks the arms or legs
~ While not e frequently fatal as
nackr is not curable By medicine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

namecss homeless army OF Smhswent their way, hungry,
cold diseased unclean unovedand died in dark
mourned
In 20 years 5000 paupcrs have died in King county and
have been buried in the potters field OF valuable
land owned by the county az Georgetown All their lives
they had been charges respectable communities And
now that they dead they charges" still They
must be buried, got OF the way.
The woman found floating the bay the mangled corpse
Of Johnny Yegg picked up beside the railroad track the
hdcous she'll of the siewbum who fell asleep Billy the
Mugs and would waken the clay Of the child born
shame-thesc must be taken quickly away.
No prayers were said No mourners followed them to
the They went quietly sealthy to the potters
field in the night The dggers dug growing because the
dirt hard. the hours OF toll long
Pine boxes scraped and bumped Clods OF earth ratified
down upon them. The dggers liz their pipes and srolcd
away.
The failures sept-but not for long Now other
dggers working Tor and Noee the undertaken gets
so much per from the county commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
HAY STILL HOPES
FOR REELECTION

SPOKANE, Nov. Is.--Claimsng
Ernest Lister is only Pa votes
ahead OF him. according TO tally
kept by himself, Gov. Hay today
stated he had no plans for con-
test. in spite OF an inference 10 that
effect contained in n telegram sent
out by w. A. Rupp. state republican
chairman. Gov. Hay still feels con.
fidcnt the official returns will show
him the winner. The Lister plural.
ity has been reduced TO 526, with
ten precincts missing. according TO
the unofficial returns.
Hay picked up 80 votes In What.
com county yesterday. The miss.
ing precincts are two each In JEFF
ferson and Pacific counties, five in
okanogan, and one In Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
BURGLAR BRIGADE
IN ACTION AGAIN

- -burGlAr brigade got busy
- night and made up for its in.
,cnvtly Of the night before by pull.
~ ~ seven robbcrles. Those who
..l'efsd vere the Italian Importing
~ tso barrels OF wine. r. A. An
-. ss33 18th av. y. W.. rain
~ nd 80: G. l.. Parker. s2s
"a ~. n. two revoIvers. amethyst
.< Two gold bracelets and -: -.
nane0n, 5ls Fourth av.. 80. North.
- Express Co.. package contain
9 diamond ring X. Kasamaio,
~ suits and suit case: r. Sor.
-. xl3 Second ax.. s.. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
TRY TO FIX BLAME
FOR FATAL WRECK

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 14-Inde-
pendent Investigations are in pro
gress today by state and federal
officials to fix responsibility for the
wreck yesterday on the Cincinnati,
HamN on a Dayton railway. In
which rs persons we're killed.
Carl Gross. head brakeman on
the freight train yesterday assumed
responsibility for the wreck. Today
he partly retracted his statement,
asserting the engineer was respon-
slble for leaving the switch open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
YES, INDEED, IT'S
SLIGHTLY CHILLY

II Was somewhat cool today.
Not that we discovered any
icicies on our noses. bat we
found II necessary - wear az
overcoat when yenfurlng out.
The thermometer took q ride
right down TO 80 this noon.
which was a narrow escape
from the freezing point The
ice man developed n Crouch.
but the coal dealer wore .
happy look all day and con
sumed several two.bit cigArs.
There was only one colder day
this month. and on that partic-
uIar day the thermometer went
down 10 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
RECALL IS SHORT
1000 NAMES

a check Of 1000 recall petitions
|out OF the complete list of l.i42
show approximately 1000 names
out OF the $4,000 filed are those OF
valid registered citizens. The peti.
sions which "recallers" have been
working on for months will there
fore be short about 1000 names un.
leas recheck should show more
good names, which Is doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

she said:
Seeing himself IN the moving
pictures is the most helpful and the
most dincouraging criticism an actor
can have. It's the severe test Of
looking nj yourself from the out
aide and at distance.
"Mannerlsms positively stare at
you from picture when they would
pass unnotlccd on the stage The
searching lisht OF the picture cam.
era seems 10 have revclled In your
FAULTS.
Daylight hours. the opportunity
20 live ~ home, the wonderful va.
riesy Of characters and the chanse
for study are the chief Inducements
the pictures offer TO the player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

= like being n photo player be
Isnuss like doing the difficult. un-
|cxp~rtnd things Maybe that's the
reason | am going TO be the first
woman hydroplanist. The strange
sensation OF flying through space
fasclnatcs me.
Il AN NOT AFRAID.
'rook." she whispered. as start.
cd toward the door. hardly anyone
knows-MY LIFE ~ CHARMED
See my talismanf"
She lifted into the light tiny bi,
Of ivory wonderfully carved In the
shape of fish II is the gift OF a
woman who saw kafhiyn Williams
in moving picture adventure on n
screen IN a remote little hamlet in
England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
FOUND DYING ON
STREET, LEAVES q

y ~ hebouTty. employed
Ballard Pipe Works, was
unconscious last night in
s q ne Bclcom min by Patrol.
Es- = Evans. He died an hour
i-..s I'om : Sudden attack OF heart
ssss k q the Ballard private hos.
~ re leaves widow and three
f..< NJ Funeral services will be
- aloay morning at 81. Alphon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
STARVATION CURE
KILLS ANOTHER

LONG BEACH, Cal. Nov. "a.
The health authorities are In
vestiaatins the death yesterday
OF Mrs. Elsie Crew, wealthy
woman OF ST. touis. II devel-
oped today that Mrs. Crew was
undergoing a starvation cure
for stomach ailments. and had
not touched food for ~ days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
MAYOR MAKES
POSITION PLAIN

That n is not the purpose of the
city 10 enter into the merits OF Ia
Dor disputes. but this police pro.
tection would be furnished either
or both sides to prevent violence.
is the substance Of letter ad.
dressed by Mayor CottcrIil In an.
swer 10 Fros A. Co. tailors. The
strike In the Frost establishment
has been on for two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
AA- - =
v,.!ncON 4! : RIOTERS ON
WAY FOR BIC CAME.

h,s"ENk, Or. Nov. 14.-Lacking
49, , men Of carrying two com
= m ~. football teams, the University
Y nsson sn p'gskln stalwsrts depart
I;nlss. TOT their clash with the
~ ,,y I. Of Washington satur-
q sensx . OF rooiers accompanied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
ADJOURN TO
AVOID RIOTS

LONDON. Nov. 14.--Strong prob
ability OF riot on the floor OF par
lament, engendered by the high
feeling between conservatives and
liberals In the fight over the home
rule bill, this afternoon prompted
Premier Asquith TO act on a sugges-
tion from Speaker Lowther, and or.
der an adjournment until Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
PORT BOND
BID IS LOW

TWO BIDS only we're made for the
M = Seattle bonds today and
~ we're both rejected as being
- Iow BY the commission. The
eaftie National bank bid 30 cents
- she dollar and the Dexter Hor.
- hank offered ss21s The
aneunt Involved was s. 500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
SHOT UP TOWN;
3 DEAD, z HURT

CLINTON. Ariz., Nov l4.--Frank.
lin u. Dorr, a prominent lawyer and
former newspaper man. and John
3arrone. n aaloonkecper. are dead
today, two Mexican laborers are
wounded, one fatally as result of
buckshot fired by VIM. Allenden. n
theatrical man. who lies at the
point of death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

WAS wasted land As potters field Il does nobody
.d Viewed from the strictly utlitarian point OF
~ " those four acres OF King county land worth
MONEY.
sh;nc hut land is land and factory sites factory
e q Noce the undertaken has the contract disturb
s rest the three thousand seepes 'hsfe AZ SO much per
- .,h, rounty's poor" In life they had They
rh n, used to troubled slunhers
/, lie they had leisure. The landlord drove
-. o,,, when they could pay the rent The grocer
us@ s.S them credit when the job gone The Judge
w. ,hem ~until sunset to get ont OF town.
1sre may been potential good in them poten-
i, greatness: life played the game with them unfairly
my never had chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
DYNAMITE
SAFE; GET
RICHLOOT

LAKE CHARLES. La. Nov. IA
The safe OF the Wells-Fargo Ex-
press company's office here was
found dynamited today and sum
OF money estimated at $4,000 is
missing. Officials OF the company
refuse 10 make any statement.
Thornton Chevis. local agent. In
under arrest charged with the rob-
berry, which he denies.
Reports state that one package
alone. missing from the safe. con-
tanned $4,000 In currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
plv0RCE SCANDAL
SIIRS BEII.INCHAM

bkLLiN6HAA. Nov. l4-This
~ = y whirI OF excitement fol.
ns ne sensational charges filed
soay BY Mrs. Elsie Ruge In a
.es complaint against DIR. I'D.
. Z. huge, one OF the most prom
~ physicians here. Mrs. Ruge
y nF 1900 to pay household
\ "a Tor general expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
JEWEL RossgRy IN PARIS

PARIS. Nov. IA. Creeping
through partition from an adjoin-
ing store. under course o. construc-
tion. an unknown thief made way
with 100000 worth OF jewels from
a shop on the Place de L'Opera
here. unnoticed. and today is still
at liberty. Several statesmen were
on duty at the time Of the theft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

Billie unafrsid. would had the list
For whore hundreds see aud mp.
piaud the stage stars. thousands
have seen and appIauded this photo
actress. and these thousands viii
instantly recognize her picture as
that OF thstr favorite of the
movies
Earth. sea or sky have no terrors
for kATHLYN WIfIIf Ms. The
beautiful star OF the Sclig photo
players. whose pet ambition IN 70
be the first successful woman hy.
droplsfnc operator In the world.
One look at her fearless face IL a
good omen OF the fulfIiIment OF her
plan. Billie or "unafrald.' as
her friends call her. has run the
gnrnut of moving picture sensations
all the way from fying machines
TO acting In cage where there
were unsanIed lions.
in THE Kings Of the Forest" N
which she 10 seen At tn. Clemmer
this week. she risks her safety for
the sake Of = good picture.
In the big animal film. Lost IN
the Jungle. she was compelled TO
crouch down within a few feet Of
a tiger. and drop behind a protect.
Ing rock when II turned There
was some miaundcrstanding on one
OF the signals. and before she could
save herself the animal ieapcd upon
her and tore cash In her scalp
which required six stitches OF the
surgeons skilful needle.
Lie In Front Of Train.
Another time In The Girl With
the Lantern" she was Obliged to
lie across n railroad track, until q
train, travelling at great speed. WAS
within so feet OF her. The only
assurance she had OF safety was
the promise and quick action of
other actors who were 10 rescue
her at that moment.
II there had been single mis-
step or the slightest delay, Kathlyn
williams would have been crushed
TO death.
"But what Is this daring actress
like out OF the picture?" you ask.
n perfectly huhpttith tht 30 h"Ahi" ~
and genuine as a child; remark
able horse woman and good con
yersationalist.
Her hair is the real kind OF gold
en-. She laughs as IL life we're a
great, big song And she talks ns
II the living OF It we're the best
thing on earth.
Just Like otner Girls.
At home the moving picture star,
who will dare anything to make her
last picture the greatest, reads and
plays and cooks and eats and
prlmps like any other girl This
winter while she creates new roles
at the Edendale studio near Los
Angeles. and plays the leading part
In some big new animal pictures,
she promises to learn to operate
the hyiroplane. She has already
made the preliminary plans.
Chatting about the pictures to me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
WORKED BUT AT
THE WRONG TIME

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 14.--Mrs.
Sallie Reach took potion for in
somnia before retiring. A police
man found her later wandering in
the rain about one OF the city parks.
dressed in her "nightie" only. and
fast asleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

IS SENT TO JAIL

CHICAGO. Nov. IA jail sen.
tence OF one year for perjury was
given Albert Jones by United States
Judge lands here today for at
tempting to furnish bail for Jack
Johnson. the negro prize fighter. on
property belonging to his wife, and
which he said was his own.
Judge Lands refused Jones a
Jury trial. aud the latter appealed
from the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
LARZ ANDERSON NEW
JAPAN AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1l.--The
appointment OF Larz Anderson. at
present 4. $ minister to Belgium.
as ambassador 10 japan. succeed.
ing chas. Page Bryan. resigned.
was Officially announced today az
the state department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
KEEPS HUBBY FROM
BECOMING CITIZEN

Because Mrs. Shabse Olswang
appeared in the courtroom and de-
clared that her husband was not
worthy OF naturalization papers.
the application of s. Olswang was
denied by Judge Frater yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
CROW DOGS FLESH
ON WOMAN'S ARM
TO SAVE LIFE

Two healthy puppies we're kept
on "A diet until their condition WAS
ideal Then one OF them. Nellie.
was called upon to risk her life TO
save a human being.
Mrs. Johnson was placed upon
the operating table aud given an
anaesthetic. when her wound bad
been prepared The dos also was put
10 sleep Then It's abdomen vas
shaved.
scw skin Together
The surgeon cut away from the
PUPPY = abdomen three sides Of q
piece Of six or eight inches square,
turning back Zap 0f skin. with
much more OF the tissue than il
usually taken for akln-grafslng.
One side ~ this flap was left
upon the dogs body and the other
three were stitched 10 the wornauz
arm. Dog aud woman were strap
ped together by bands Of gauxe and
then eucased In plaster cast
Dr. Anderson says unless there
rapidly and the dow can b cut
away from the woman In a week.
when tho fourth side Of tho flap
will be stitched to isx place ON the
woman's arm.
rhc only drawback 90 X all II
that hair probably will grow out
~ the grated skin for time. the
doctors say. In time. however. II
win take on che characteristics OF
the skin around H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
Hen KIND TO SEATTLE, cows NOT

TURK, Nov. t4AII price records broken
csnt ssss jumped TO " cents Butter quoted
'"" per pound, wholesale.
Seattle apparently disturbed this
winch haven't reached jumping 55
a,oe 1oen Washington creamery selling
- p'ce that Jersey Is in New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
MUST HATCH EGG UNDER HIS ARM

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov.t4s--8ecause no bet with his
wife
Henry today
so until II Is hatched
Hudson the a and has II strapped
tightly under his left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
nv rRso L. eoAlr

- village uampden. that With dauntces breast
sVr Ts. little tyrAnts OF hts fields withstood:
,.,ss mute lnglorous Milton here may rest.
s' Same CROMWELL gutess Of his country's blood.
--t;ray'a Elegy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14

"WHEN Is a herring not a
herring?' was the weighty
question before Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury Curtis.
and his official answer Is,
when Il is a sardine."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
~ GERTRUDE "A. PRICE
he stars Moving Picture Expert.

II Seattle people were asked to
name their meat popular actress.
Mias kathiyn wullams. The moving
picture star. better kuown as Mlsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
WEATHER FORECAST

/ Rain tonight and Friday;
/ brisk southeasterly winds.
/ Temperature at noon, 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-14
THIS ACTRESS HAS THRILLED THOUSANDS
OF THE "MOVIE" PATRONS In SEATTLE

tstttttstttttttttt ttt
= Miss knthlyn Williams has I
appeared IN her leading roles 4
= nj The clemrnef. the Alhambra. 4
4 the Class A. the Union. the 4
= City and other Seattle moving 4
= picture theatres 4
ktfthttftt 4
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
Black Fox Farming

From the London Globe.
There is in Prince EDWARD Island new
development which is attracting great
attention in the shape of raising OF fur
hearing animals. 1t has been proved that
the climate of the province is particular
ly suitable for the breeding of black
foxes. and a number of farmers have
embarked In the industry with the most
% of,tablc results. The fur of the black
fox, owing to its rarity, has become ex-
ceedingly valuable. and the commission
en- of agriculture for Prince Edward ISL
and states that pair OF live foxes were
sold recently for E50o0 and another pair
for over f40oo.
The price Of this springs pups was over
c2O00 a pair and G16oo a pair. while q
cash deposit varying from 10 to % per
cent is being paid for fox cubs that are
Cue to be born in the spring OF 1918 Black
fox farming. as II Is called. does not en-
tail any considerable expense, the
ranches consisting usually of an acre
&f ground with q steel wire enclosure
3bout 50 feet square for two pairs. con-
Timing little houses for the animals.