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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
FeED IS NEVER ANNOYED
IN VISITORS --No Vlslba
CAN FIND NE PLACE.
Nv RoeERT /. RIPLEY.

Welsh Is slippins-and Welsh
knows IL. He knows better than
any one else that q boxer canno,
last forever. and that is why he is
going back to nature. The little
Englishman Is now - years old and
II the oldest lightweight 10 hold the
title except Joe Cans. That Is Why
he has hied himself 10 Rest Inn.
Long Island. far from the madding
crowd. TO hive the life OF an Indian.
Fred has some ideas OF his own
on training. This close TO nature
stun IL one OF them He Is living
entirely In the open air and wear
ing rs little clothes as possible. The
life he is leading is so simple rs
TO be laughable. He breakfasts in
the cherry trees and dimes by the
seashore. He swims in the river,
and does his roadwork through the
woods. his exercising under the hot
sun OF the chicken yard and sleeps
In the orehard-vhen IL doesn't
rain.
When Il rains Fred does his work
in an old church near by. This
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Best Half Mile Meeting of
Year Starts Here Monday
ANOTHER FINE
FOR KAUFF; SUIT
MEETS DENIAL
q RONDWORN lNRU
TIE WOODS.

NEW YORK. July Benny
Kautf. the Brookfeds premier out
fielder. Who quit the team. Thurs
day. because $500 was missing from
his pay check. has been suspended
for 10 days without pay and fined
800 by the club. Until he pays the
fine. he cannot play with the Brook
feds again.
Several clubs In the Federal loop
have wired President r. y. Ward
they would take Kauff of his hands.
but Ward announced he would not
trade or sell Kauff 10 any other
club.
Cornelius J. Sullivan. counsel for
the New York Giants. denied any
knowledge of Kauf's reported suit
against the Giants for $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
But Four Reach Second
In Dubuc-Faber Fracas

Ease on balls In fact, II memory
serves Alright. only one visitor reach
ed second base. He was this weav.
er. who Tailed Z lone counter and
tied up the score. AFTER Sam Craw-
ford had caught the hoesehide on
the beak and lifted II clean into the
center Of the bleachers for q circuit
drive OF the sort that sets the fans
frantic. Jean performed nobly In
the Tiger cause. and yesterdays
game should b recorded with that
that be won from walter Johnson
on one OF the swede's best days.
Detroit did not Do much better
on Faber In The matter Of reaching
second. In fact. Crawford was the
only man to ct that TAR until the
eighth. vhsn vsach singisd and
reached second whes Roth messed
up the ball Bobby took third on .
put out On Burns. an1 Donnis Bush,
providsntiaiiy batting seventh thsss
days, came through with . timely
swat to ceatsr thst brought vsaeh
home with the Winning counter.
DOME 1t once Get sail for second.
and vas safe when z Collins drop
psd the ball. Dnals vas stranded.
and . great game vss practically
over.
Del Baker. who caught for Detroit
after . long vscstisu, deserves quite
hand. The white 0ox we're seat
10 with orders % steal Bakers glove
and shin guards. They stole not Q
thing. Yoas times t1sy tried II. and
sseh time Del tuned them back
With beautiful pass, well handled by
Kavaaagh and Dush.
Athletie contests for all sorts Of
folks OF evsvy age Are on the pro
gsam at the Geld NEST being held d
the NortAwsstsrD play grounds 10
day By the Union ~ Clubs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
favor
CONTENDER
Gothamites r e q lily
Seem to Expect Win
for White Tonight

NEW YORK. July 3.-Chsriss
White. az Chicago. was set today for
the supreme night Of his career. aud
coaAdenes IVES not lacking IN the
Chicago camp New York sportdom
n geassai u stringtns along with the
cballenssr and odds Of 9 to were
e4ered today that White beats
wash, o., 4 70 Z that the Chicago
~ knecks set the Britishsr. which
- YIN have 70 10 to b acclaimed
soa0plea
welsh has trained harder for this
battle thar tot any aimee be met
RitsAie n thA bout that gave him
he title n London.
TIE ehampiea has been living the
ot11Dae life out on. Long Island. He
ha1 uet 6oue . great deal OF boxing
- compared with preparation for
othsr lights. white. however. has
been maulins several husky part
ners every day. and their tammed
visasss bear mute testimony Of the
kicks that White carries In either
hand.
The battle will be staged In the
open air arena At Brighton Beach.
Billy Roche viii referee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
BIG ENTRY
FROM MICH.
This State Will Be
Well Represented
At Lexington

LEXINGTON, KY. July s,--Miehi-
gan horses vii play their usual i'm
portant part In the 100000 trottiug
meeting here In October. as shown
BY the following official entry list:
kessscky Futuviss.
ree Thsee- veas-Oid Tsottsss.
Rrook Axworthy. br. deep run
Laduse. b. by The Able Ruth
Bond by The Bondsman. W. I. snow.
The siss G,..s:
E E., I,ss'- s,s X Sosi..'s. rrans Carl
Aiisle Onward by onward. Parker
Bros. Niles. Mich.
Ts;; r ssa b y A Th'., ,o' Ss''f
SNOW. Detroit. Mich. H
pInssn dam by Star Pointer. W L
Snow. Detroit. Mich.
TIE Ksssscky.
rsworthy- Mckinney. br. c.--sy
bs.n Run STOCK i.r BY
Mich.
Ann cecil, pr. i--By Dirsc,um
Stock Farm. Birmingham. Mich.
The Cumhevisnd.
LILLIAN Patchen. ..osi.. HI. MY
Dams Brother-Je stanley. W. l.
Snow. Detroit Mich.
The LestaGton.
Betty Barry, 3. f.-by Marble Grit.
JettA Violin. s.ifI. Mrs. Louis Wolf.
Btr CHAM. Mich.
The Ash1aaA
Rala Hall. hr. my walnut Hsl'-
Ransird by Dr. Hooker. peep Hun
Stock farm. birmingham. Mich.
TIE Tpansy tvanta.
Deep Run stock farm. Rirmin6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
BY Ripley.
AND RUSTIC SnowIA.

The garden hose turAiehes IL went
Of q modern sheves. sa1 The pooe
bushes provide the psivatsasss u
bathroom walls.
Oh. It's . sollickins. rustic lifs--
this country NE n America.
Don't be frightened II some morn.
ing you should sss Q Wild. white sp
partition without eaessh clothed %
10 nag q hand car coming up Ger
the mountain with ne sua. Have
no fear. II II not a. escspsd In.
mate OF q certain institutes. Il 10
only the worlds chAmplea light
weight doing road wsrk In prsAib-
toric style In an sndSavos TO tnrn
back old Daddy Time In his Aeht
and to keep for himself = boxing
crown.
But there 10 no danger Of any one
seeing him. No one can Aad him.
Even Manager Harry Pollok thought
he had lost . champioa. Marry
spent all Of one day last wssk try.
Ing to locate where he had hiddsa
Welsh.
But most lighters cant And Pred.
die 10 q :0-foot ring.
What's that you said. Charlie
White?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
ID etroit Wins Real
Game-Crawford Gets
Circuit ClOut

Eighteen good men. tried and true.
jammed their heels into the turf 1t
Navin Geld yesterday afternoon and
nearly pulled their hearts out In ~
fine a ting Of war-diamondly speak
ins--as any world series throug Of
10000 could ever wish to see. or
course there wasn't any crowd like
that out At the park. There seldom
In when a game Of superiativs class
10 played Something like 800 fans
were all that braved the weather.
and their reward therefore was
priceless.
This Jean Dubuc In seemingly q
money pitcher. We would like to
see him in . world series. He prob
ably would huri Q no-hit game.
Frequently he has gone into the boz
and marched right out again. with
everybody concerned wishing he had
marched sooner. But when some
body has TO beat Walter Johnson.
out Mr.. Dubuc il chased. and he
does Il. even pitching q onsblow
contest to turn the trick
Yesterday II became Mr. Jen.
ninss' duty to OFFER 90 sacrifice Z
hurier TO one Urban rAbsr. who 10
the hurling sensation Of the year
and hitherto the proud posssssof 81
. record that mentions II victories
suh hint f~o As<>efs r.xh,s~ v~~a A. n
victim. but he refused TO play dead.
He gave the Sox oil sorts Of SAFE
blows. . half dosen Of EN-. bat al
no time did they amount 10 any.
thing except just once. when Jsan
had started an inning with his only
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Detroit Boat Club
May Have Crew
At Duluth Meet

II has not been decided whether
Or not the Detroit Boat club will &C.
espt the Invitation TO participate In
the Northwestern International row.
tne regatta ~ Duluth. Mimi. the
latter part OF the month. II has
been announced that an invitation
would Be sent to the local club. and
to the bost clubs at Grand Rapids
end Peoria. and the Lincoln Park
club, OF Chicago. The Detroit club
sarIisr In the season announced that
Il would connne Its racing thus sum-
mer to the 81. GATHERINGS and
Springfield. Mass. national regat-
taS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

err vhsa he led . nsid OF II 70 the
wire In stsaisht heats.
And ths5 ssid bat $50 to- bin
~ a saetiea IN February, The
man who VI - Of the horss al this
price was meme other than \, J.
Macksnsis, the millionaire Cana.
dian horssaas. whsYs Hssjgsasis
pockstsd q few hshlrsA, the pus.
chssers % 6pnssan pootstsd thou.
sands fous months aftervsrd,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

No~ Tor the other side Of the
ssssy. ne fAvssits for the $4,000
psss h the ssSiy betting was Or.
Burns, ~, OvAsd By ireland and
Lsoch, Of Detroit. D.. Burns was
one Of the NEST sensational perform.
ere on the sostsva tracks. He was
a BIZ stake ViassS and II Is doubt.
sui whether 100000 would have
bought him.
Along IN March while working q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
ROWLAND GETS
NEW CATCHER

SHEBoYGAN. Wis, July 3.--Biiiy
ljsbl, manager Of the local Lake
Shore league team. may lose bis
Stdf battery. II became known to-
day that Hank Schnlts, pitcher, has
received an offer from the Kansas
City Federals. simultaneously Jack
FLEMING. catcher. received q wire
from Manager Rowland. Of the
White 6ox. asking him to report In
Chicago for 4 tryout July .. Flem-
ing has accepted the offer. while
0chults hes made no decision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
AND eoMG FOLKS sAv
o'rooLE NGyGR HAD ARM.

COLUMBUS. o.. July a.-Msrty
O'f0eie pitched . no-hit game
Tor Columbus in the second game
ofA doublshesdsr against Cleve-
land, II the American associa.
tioa. Friday afternoon. With the
score tied In the ninth. Colum.
bus GOT to Collamore. winning.
Z TO l.. O'roole, q few years
ago. was sold from the American
association to Pittsburgh for
$4,000. and was sent back this
spring after faiiins to show much
q the big show.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Detroit Net Battlers win Have
to Hustle to Win Inter City Meet

TOLEDO rspssssatsvs Of the Detroit
ns club Oil make essa against Toledo and
Clsvaal toSay ptSrsly being played
cttee
ouao ~tn DETROIT and Ceve
- ne Buffalo Dse mstehss Hssssts DsfaIo dsfsated Rein
Sen Dstfott ~; Smith Dufnis lseeaed Oven. Detroit ez
60 Smith. Buffalo Jehn, Detroit 81 " Hibbard
Dstsct dsfeetol opaudng Duf6Aio ~, ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
HGAG'e REAL SIGNAL
TNgPT YARN.

The y coeb-Ban johnson signal
theft charge episode resurrsctsd
many fantastic tales OF sisnal pil.
ferins In the past One Of the best
II that told on the old Philadelphia
Nationals. IN the days before the
var which gave Ban johnson q for.
tune and Life Job. The Philiies OF
those days we're clouting at IN o..
traordinary gait and finally sus.
pictous opposins teams discovered
that . coacher named Chiles wls
tipping the battefs on TO what 70
expect from the pitchers-so the
tale runs. Further Investigation re-
vealed . superanuated, but crafty.
catcher. Murphy by monicker. In the
club house with . field glass. He
vas heliogrsphing the signals, &C.
ccrding to tradition. This device
being discovered. II IL charged that
Murphy changed his system to the
r. ising and lowering of q club house
window awning This was stopped
and the hostile scouts congratulated
themselves on their astutsness. But
one day they were charmed TO
learn that the Murphy -chiles com
bination was too much for them aft.
er al.
II IVES noted that while on the
third base coaching line. Chilss kept
his foot on one spot through the
inninss. A riot developed on the
spot. and when the militia bad
cleared away the wrsckags. the en-.
eng held chilss 40 Q prisoner OF
war and - . trophy were IN poasss.
sion q Q bored busssr connected
With the club house. By feeling the
busser With hf foet Chilss had
csught MurDay's Interpretation OF
the signals an1 pesssd along the In
eecuatiea 70 whsfs Il would DO the
nsst eool. That. at least. 10 the way
the SAle ssns. Poesibly Il vii be i'm
Drove1 upoa b the time another sis
nal scandal breaks loose.
oon6alee rse>zis West gaSs
ne Wsse End club viii hook vi
VIA ~ eseos Doudais lndspen
leots - eshAsesrs park, tomorrov
Anesnsea q . o'clock. Ross vii
oieeo t. the noodslss. With Drin
esr behial the bat, Hsndrian o
l&AAo XW Sllah. go Nsah wsli eaaeI
~ ~ Weet nnlsrs. All slayer
sAou11 - at The Dart not later thai
)3:oo. ooith kiA1ly take notice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
SIOUX CITY
RACE TODAY
Resta Entered, and, of
Course, Ranks As
FavOrite

SIOUX CITY, L.. July 3.-Dario
Rssta. premier auto race driver OF
the year. hssdsl . Geld OF IS drivers
Who were scheduled to break away
from the barrier this noon in the
3oo-miie derby here today. They
vill race for . purse that aggregates
$4,000, and some records are ex'
peetsl 70 tumble. The entry list 10
A follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Is Events On Program
At Short Ship Open
er Next Week

Trains today are bringing 10 De
troit horses from all parts Of the
country. which are TO participate In
the opening OF the Michigan yaeing
season next week. This mssting also
marks the lsunchins Of another yeer
for the Michigan circuit and ~
events are scheduled for the ave or.
ternoons. commencing on Monday.
The entry for this meeting 10 all
that could be expected Ia view Of tho
number OF races which are held Oh
the week of the Fourth OF July. The
stake list IL quite bsyoal that Of any
OF the other cities. aud the class
purses average upwards ef 10 each.
hence the Aslds should b ample.
One thing about the ms4tiag that
makes me feel good u the quality 81
the horses engaged" said oserss D.
Conner. secretary Of racing for the
Detroit Driving elub. under whoss
auspices the meeting b hel1. Il
have had 70 DO with rscing n Mich
igan for several years, both 90 %
owner and o. . treck manager. bat
never have seen % many e0od
horses named at Q hslt.mils track
meeting. A. they are In good eoadi.
ton. not having been raced 10 pisces.
they should b able 70 pet up soms
corking contests and give us Q se~
new track rscor6s."
In arranging the program the club
has provided ct least one stake for
each afternoon. the daily card for the
6rst four afternoons being fosr
races. Only two races are ct for
Friday. which allows for postDeas,
ments. Racing viii ~ uuass the
noint system. and this means that
they. have to drive out every heat ~
they want 70 share II the money.
wherever this has besa tried Il hss
resulted In superior coutssts, aad 10
make itself doubiy sufs the club 90
gagged Robert q. 0trs3sS - b pre-
siding judge. NJ. etradsr insists h
racing according 10 rule. and oil
drivers look alike to him. They ksow
what he will % II they Indulge ID
any funny work. 20 they saes their
best when he 10 In the stand-
II the weather clears up Tor . 6sy
or two the hslf.mils track - the
state fair grounds viii b the best
In the country. % the coil 10 Just
right this year ana Il 10 level - .
billiard table In the stretches, while
the turns are pitched high enough
to permit OF speed oil the way.
Ferry Defeats Williams.
The representative team Of me
Ferry school Fairgrounds. defeated
the williams school playground
team at Water Works park ysstsr.
day by ~ 10 II count In ssvsn
innings. Ferry school wants mors
games with clubs svsragins around
IS years Of sss. Challenges should
be sent to the director 81 the Ferry
Fairgrounds.
~ Lee Mssee tesss's sust aeIss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
FED GUILLOTINE
DECAPITATES
TWO OF SERFS

NEW YORK, July Manager
Lee Magee. OF the Brooklyn Fed
eral league team. announced that
waivers had been asked for on Sec.
ond Baseman Howard. Catcher Pratt
and Pitcher I'd. LATTE. who were
given 10 days notice. all having the
Today clause In their contracts.
Magee IN disposing OF the three
men TO make room for new material
with which he hopes TO strengthen
the Brookfeds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

little old square building was built
$50 years ago-snd looks IL. Little
did our forefathers who built II
think that those sacred walls would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
White Tonight At Freddie Welsh Tango Tea for Third Time
s Or 10000 FANS
lore EXPECTED TO
l { FINISH Of SERIES

ous. but the string was mighty me
for percentage purposes.
This FAbsr person. who hurled a
beautiful game yesterday, has
record even more notable. A second
string performer hitherto. he has
this season won Is games and lost
two.
This victory OF yesterday Is
mighty sweet for the reason that
Faber pitched. With Scott and
Fnber out OF the way, RowAnds
Siege guns are disposed OF. and less
strenuous hurting can be expected
FOR the remainder OF the series. De-
troit still has Dauss 10 use and his
game seems like q certain victory.
Then Steen or Cavet IL likely 70
start q contest and q battle royal
can then be expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
NATIONALS RAMslE ALONG
oA1ooTNlv.

I washington this week ended 4
striag Of - games At home. Every
club but New York was met during
that tine. and u the score and two
encountsrs. the Nationals won L..
Detroit was the only club To win .
series. which vas . two TO one
alRAir.
Three games of four we're won
fr0m Cleveland and Philadelphia,
two q three were taken from Chi
casO and o. Louis, and Boston drop.
pel thrss g Ave 70 0rihath- The
stro0g Ditching star stood the
strain vsll and the club developed
q hitting strsak that vas altogether
Unexpected.
There b little chance OF Crinth
pushing his way to anywhere near
the lead but On the strength OF the
June showing. II can be seen that
New York and washington are like
~ TO wage . worthy conliict for the
Arst division. Just now they are
Ashting Il out between themselves,
with honors even. A double-header
that can change their relative posi-.
tons y 70 b played today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Ferry os1sSts Williams.

n Zee Mssee 1esss's s.st aesss
s ,::s e: ;,, &c. s = sw 81
ready there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Sox NAVE " SOFT ron
TWO WEEKS MORE.

The schedule makers seem 70
have coaspired 10 give Chicago the
opportunity OF piling up q tremend-
ous lead before August sets in Ant
er flushing around Navin field. the
Soc viii % 70 g. Louis, whore they
are almost certain, on the dope. 10
clean uD. Then come four games
With washingADn. which will be
more bitterly contested. Neverthe-
lsss the Hose have q splendid
chance 70 break better than even in
that series. Then Rowland grabs
PhiladelphiA Tor three games and
anticipates some more easy picking.
After that Boston u engaged. and
another story can he expected. Moth
ing bat . dump can keep the Chr
caGoans from big dividends for the
next two weeks.
Meanwhile Detroit win play sir
games With Cleveland. while Boston
II battling walter Johnson and the
rest Of the waeAington club. Then
comes Boston 70 Navin field in an
out and out battle for second place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
~ Game Will Be
~ Tie Or R0ut
for One
nv HURLERS
HAVE BIG DAY
- League Pitching
n6Dy Everywhere,
Friday

b Y aApoLD v. WILCOX.
1o1ns ths weather man proves
~ 10 the national game. .
GGowa eaa b expected at
80 touosrow aftesnoon.
x = Z Whiks sox and Tigers
- Deries here. There -
$3.50 = the series now rum
X n - amp ~ the season 70
copklng the time When
$50 49, TO town % aght
~ 1870 I'D. II has ben
~ - 7losss 70 put . crtnp
~ anrnnbls fsr an unwar-
\ - NJ fans arc vsry
4 ~ bnoo1 6vsr he sitnaticn-
- 1870 win - The D.
~ & W - sesiea since ~
~ - todayss fracas
a nnnn wlll have = chance
IS - @ Z thrse-tooae
ncoxos4s Doth tsams are
l - - baseball teea here
i - - sss3et has been .
~ ot r. ~ looss pastimr
c6fne1eg16ed the Cleve
II ~ 10ols' Visits. 4
- NsrY3eeo
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-03-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and belive
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by Druggists, 75cts.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-03-26

with good disinfectant or better with a
piece of canvass that can be DESTROYED
with the carcass.
! The powder experiment noted i'm Case
No. . above might prove successful. Tie
most important points in the control OF
the fly is the rapid and complete destruc-
! ton OF all carcasses
Hon shontd q carcass be destroyed?
Burn Immediately on the spot il practi-
/ cable by placing the carcass in a gridiron
made Of green poles or iron rods. and then
I bnild fire directly under it so that burn
ing can he effected by using the least
amount Of fuel. either wood or crude oil.
disposal plugsall the natural openings Of
the body with cotton or rags saturated
with some disiniectant to prevent the
discharge OF infected material
II burning is impossible bury the car
cass in a hole six feet deep and spread
lime thickly both above and below it.
Bury the blood-saturiated soil in the hole
After the grave Is filled heat all the SHOW
els by passing through flame to kill the
sermsssof Charlton that might be on Them
A good burial is better than a poor
burning.
HOc can ground around a grave be
sterlised? By burning the area over
with crude oil or straw or by covering
with lime and a'goodl disinfectant, such
as crude carbolic acid or so some OF the
coal-tar dips on the market.
HOU are the germs Of Charlton di-
dgnosed? By microscopic examina-
ton of the blood; inoculations OF the
blood into guinea pigs and recovering the
germs from their blood, and by growing
the germs outside the animal'body.
Can the germs be found in tie blood
of the Irving animals? Not usually ex-
cept for very short: time before death.
Hon. should a specimen be prepared
for examination? Prepare two pieces of
clean window glass about one inch wide
and two inches long. Place one drop Of
blood toward the end of one piece OF
glass and with the small edge OF another
piece spread the drop out into thin
smear, then dry thoroughly in the sun
or air. Prepare a second specimen in the
same manner, place the two smeared sur
faces together pack securely and mail to
the Louisiana State Live Stock Sanitary
Board, Baton Rouge. The address of the
party sending.should}be carefully indicat-
ed on the package and an explanatory
letter sent to the Board.
The blood can best be secured by punct-
uring the vein at the base of the ear with
some sharp steel instrument, which should
be boiled for ten minutes if it is to be
used again for any purpose.
Why send t,cO pieces of glass? One
blood smear is stained and examined
with a microscope. If unable to make a
diagnosis in this manner, the other is
used for making cultures and incubation
tests.
Why should the blood be dried in
The sun? To prevent the growth OF other
germs in the blood.
Why is IL not advisable to send
blood in O. bottle?
/. 1t is contrary to the United States
postal laws to send dangerous material Of
such character.
2. In this warm climate the blood is
decomposed before it reaches the labor
atory and is worthless for examination.
3. Infection is spread while collecting
the blood.