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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
On Stars and HedgehOgs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUH-Sir: Far
he it from me to cast any doubts on the
alleged astronomical discovery OF Mr..
benjamin De Casseres, but how does he
lnlew that the name of the new celestial
body is N~ietzsche? Presumably the
name OF our planet will be changed to
Gcrmanicus. accent on last syllable,
after 1t RECEIVERS from the German mea-
sles, gewiss Mr.. De Casseres is a tribe
careless in his enumeration. anyhow.
There are at least eight or nine in the
planetary family, II We include the fiery
little Vulcan close TO the sun. Ask MIR.
Charles Nevers Holmes.
Skipping from astronomy to natural
history in the columns OF this morning.
sun, | see that porcup!nes don't shoot
their quilts. Well, well. well, what
.lcxt? Are all our cherished beliefs to
he shattered? | suppose some smsrty
vii he telling us that a hoopsnako
doesn't roll down hill with It's tail In
It's mouth,
| have seen pictures OF %porcupines
shooting their qu!lls and h~oopsnakcs
rolling down hill and enjoyed them.
Why take all the JOY out OF life? What
SAYS PunNsutawney? l.. G.
GLEN RIDGE, y. j.. July rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

All the great statesmen who stand
for peace and for the stopping OF send
Ing munitions OF war abroad will be
at the Chicago peace conference.-Gcr-
man American pdoifst.
Those having C%hautauqua dates. OF
course, excepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

says the patriot: II preach
To beware;
Belgium and China teach
To prepare"
Says the peaoe.at-sny.p price:
"Naught ! care:
Best dismantle in . trics
And impair"
says the pacihst: IT'S best
Not TO dare;
After We have failed the test
Then repair"
AoLAEpsuRGu WILSON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

to work. The laws are correct. per-
feet; they are indeed the only perfect
products imperfect humanity has yet
attained,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

London once. Enlngham House. 1 Arun-
del street, Strand.
Paris once, 8 Rue de la Michodiere. on
Hue du Quatre Septembre.
Washington once, HIbbs Building.
Brooklyn once. 106 Livingston street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

The BuE-Whst makes that cricket 80
happyr
The Fy-He th,nks be sounds ike q
stock ticker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
New Calling.

Mrs Knlcker-what 10 your husband,
professonf
Mrs. Boeker-Hs Is a deficiency sxS srt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

~ our friends tnho taror ne ,cifh manu-.
0cytSss and iiusfrdtions for publication trish
90 hare rsjecfed articles returned hev must
IN all cases send stamps for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Your
correspondent Mr.. De Casseres says
that the name OF his new planet is
Nietzsche. protest. Why afiiict a
helpless planet thusly2
call IL Smith. II. w.
NEW YORK, July 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

To THE EDITOR o TIRE SuN-Sr: Al
though ! have II somewhat extended ac-
quaintance with porcupines, l never ac-
tually saw them shooting quilts, but
have often heard OF II.
They are, however, as full of strange
antics as that meteorological marvel
the woodchuck, or as you prefer 1t, the
underground canary. During a resi-
dcnce in the AdIrondacks guides have
often told me that porcupines lay up a
winter store OF apples by rolling on the
ground under apple trees. impaling ap-
piles on their quilts and transporting
them to a storage place. Lumberjacks
have told me that the quill hogs, as they
call them, spread forest frcs. When
caught in the flames they ignite and.
burning fiercely, run through the woods
spreading tho fire, JAMES OWEN.
T~uCKAHoE, y, Y. July 20.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

What YOU doing today az 1870;
We're you putting through important business dea2
We're you deciding the safety and value Of investment:
Were youfchoosng husband from your batch Of beaux>
Lucky for you il you doing any Of these things
lucky for you you deciding other big
OF vital importance YOU
4 scientific man, Prof Frank T.. Lakey Of the English
high school, Boston Mass, who has conducted experiments
efficiency among 5000 subjects recently made the
ton before the National Commercial Teachers association
their convention in Chicago that January IS June IS.
10 80 the forenoon the very highest period OF ef
iiciency during the year
The Star is interested in this assertion
TODAY is THE DAY.
What YOU doing this morning at l0:309 Can
you offer substantial proof coroborae Prof Lakeys dec
laation1 II you accomplish something important-nport
yousomcthng that called for the highest efficiency
thought deed. the editor OF The Star know
about it. Just tell briefly your experience and mail
morrow's paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
Arm IS TORN OFF

y. G. Clayton. chief engineer OF
the steamer Triian. one OF the An.
derHo nsieamboat Co.'S boats on
Lake Washington. suffered the loss
Of half his left arm Thursday. Clay.
ton dropped wrench into the
cranking pat. and when he reached
for II HIS arm became entangled In
the machinery. he was taken 10
tho Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
PUBLICMARKETS


stalls 2. ;. aud :. pot roast lee ~. /:
pork roast. ise 10. zeal roast lie ~ I:
pork lolns i7fse ~ home-rendsrcd lard.
Tic ID pork steak. lee 10. stalls 49, q.
his cans best milk. isc with n.
coffee. ibs. Frenche Prunes s5c. ssEai.
syrap. sec. .oc cans fisn balls Isc sec
cans black berries, lee. stan ie1 fresh
phurned butter. 2sc 10. lbs. $50. guar
snteed cEgs. so dor. stalls ies-1if No.
80 sack flour. tf.Es. deiiveTed =. dos
cans solid pack tomatoes. Etc. fsncy corn
and pesr, : cans ebc Alb. can best
chocolate. 7sr; ~ lbs sugar. sec. or big
cans milk. .sc, Nith ~. ssc tea or
coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

stalls 90 o choice steer 20, roast.
i1isc b. T-hone steak. isc 10. fresh
dressed hens. light isc 10 stall n. halt
but, lhs. gac. fresh catfish Zoe IN .
fresh herring lbs ioc. stalls is-lS.
best Yakima potatoes lbs iac. best
onions. lbs. iec. stall ~. iec ioayes
bread iSc; "a doz cookies. sec. Stall 10.
Dremedary dates. = pkgs &c: Florida
grapefruit. &c each. stalls I1-lt. ihs.
sugar. ale. and special after 6 .. m s
It's sugar soc. -Our Taste soda bis
cults. e. pkg lbs soc Magnet coffee
slice. cocoa. eec n. stall rs. Washington
creamery butter. SOC ~ strictly fresh
ranch egEs. ssc doz doz esc 40
s,rinEt ON our specials You don't have
20 buy other things 20 take advRntass
NJ fhnm
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l. " psasl. chioo. esd Hiiasr olson.
chiro
Charles C. Wilson fs seattle ard
Niira beth Ann sparks e. seHtils
Jerome t.sfof Raleigh. - Seattle. ana
Mrs uisnrh ~ Eiia seattle
a o smiih. nsliinTharn. and Edna 4
smith. CnTf station ~
charles u Hose. a. Seattle nnd FLOR.
surs D.. Aiarlch. g. Seattle
vsrar Erickson. Seattle and Emma
Johnson. seattle
gsorEs u MORGAN seattle and Mrs
Marie Ions. f'tttsturr
Wei. Seattle and Esther niekiss
Seattle
loo Albert a. Auburn. and Aiiia
schultz ~. Aabufn.
Blrfh.
Nrs sna Nr A. 9 Berg Seventh ave
p ana Mcclellan 81 daughter. Ianaary e.
Mr. and AZ - Van offinEhhni 1874
18Th ave =. daughter. January u
Mrs and NJ q riarito. eco asth ave
y son January q
Mrs and NJ ~ n wyatt. iOis isth
ave a. daughter January
Mrs and NJ Z D.. Toms ~ X. seth
st snu January ~
NJ. ara NJ. r walsh. sssa END
ave W son. January ~
Mr. ana NJ r ~ sexton. 1929 ii3h
ave y w dAuxhter, December a.
Mfs and AZ. A. v nenhoiar g7ts "
ssh - son. December a.
Mr. ard Nr " u cady. ssss W ss,h
81, son. January
Mr. and NJ chas Anderson. sfii seth
ave n. " daughter January
Mrs and Sir. u " Ysarcr. Ksts ssth
ave n. w. son. pecsmh@r ~
Mr. and Mrs e King $3.50 W ss,h
81 con. January ~
Mrs and NJ Louis noin. 1fiT Rainier
ave. daughter. January g.
MFH aud Ne nEr.
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SOUTH END

Farmers sections Yakima potatoes. -oc
sack: dried onions lbs Toe: cabbage So
head. lettuce. heads Sc stall as. pct
roast, &c. good steak. itc 10 roast pork
az ~ ID; roast veal. lie III. hams. itc
10 fancy bacon iSr TO Tic II. stan IS.
sugar. s lbs s2c. navy beans. 4 his 20
stall IS. fresh eEgs. 2ec dos creamery
butter. sec n. stall ~. full cream cheese.
zee 10 creamery butter. ace 10, stan &C.
Italian cheese. s2e H.; pure olive oil ssc
can. stall 50. bulk cocoa. zee 10 stall
5s fresh herring. lbs, ioc; kippered sal
mon. lbs ebc! fresh catfish. Ice ID. stan
50. hppered herring. ioc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
DOC DICTATES

Doe Matthews. the tallest Pres
byterian in the world. was busy
debating letters at this terribly ef.
flcleni hour. He WAS very busy
indeed. 30 very. very busy that his
secretary assured The Star man
that Monday morning would be the
first chance for seeing him unless
one had previous appointment
for some intervening time.
We'd like 10 read some OF the
does letters written az this por.
tcn,ous time Bet they we're worth
perusal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

Mt &c ; NAN5. TOO
Council President Haas rap.
reo three times at 10: 80 TO call
a special meeting 20 order. The
meeting was TO approve a bond
sale under terms previously
agreed on. 'Tis said that Haas,
like mos; everybody else, was
so affected by the occasion
that hls raps rang out perfect,
ard probably will 40 down In
council history as the best
rsps ever delivered by eoun.
Gil presldcnt--at least until
10: 30 June IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
ELOQUENT MELVIN

Al the mystic hour Melvin w.
Cassmore was just at the climax OF
his talk on advertising display al
the Newspaper institute. In session
on the L. OF W campus.
Fitg Never more eloquent IN his
life
Hit7 Well. Just ask OF the edit
ors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
JirNEY WINS

WINS
Good omen for the Jitney
busi Just at 1890 Albert
Clark. Grand Central hotel,
was merrlIy driving his auto
load Of passengers on Ycsler
way when binsl a cable car hit
the machine. The efficacy OF
the charm is shown by the fact
that this attempt OF the Elee-
trio Co. 20 put the it's out Of
business was absolutely futile.
No damage done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

rs TIE bfsrNiCT COURT 90 TIE
Waited States f0r the Western District
~ Washington. northern Division.
No. sffn.
~ nANKutFTCr
in tho Matter ~ a. ~ iauEhney ard Seal
iauEhnsF his wife
70 no creditors - ths above named bank
rupis and to al other persons ~ inter
sst
fake notice that che hanhrupts above
named have pstiiiansd THIS raufi f8r a
fuii discharge from ali debts prafa able
against their estate under the sets ~
congress relating - bankruptcy. and
that bearing bs had upon said psii.
zion. hefaf" said district court 81 the
court ream ~ said court 90 she eif8 -
seattle IN saif district on the ttth fa5
~ fehfuarf. 1913 1T 70 a'siech ia ihs
forenoon. ~ which time and place You
and earh N you niaF appear and shos
cause " any fnu hage. SHY tho prayer
~ the said petitioners should NOT be-
granted
dated At SEATED this iifh daY u January
1915
FRANK J. Crosby
CLERK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
NOT AN ARREST

NJ AN aNFGoi
And here Is some real. sure.
enough proof OF the truth OF
the professors theory.
Net an arrest was made In
Seattle al 10: 80 or anywhere
near that time. IN FACT, THE
BlOTTER is BLANK FROM
gao TO ii:Ao. SOME REC
ORDSi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
ACREAGE

Tnfr TO THEE LAKES
IL inexpensive anh tasss only enc daY
f.sf us shnN Fnu our land a. Thfss
Lake. Hnehemish county wash u
lies close 90 oar mills. on good roads
aud haHdf 80 mnfe>fs Prices and
terms sfs reasonable rhsfe afr auto
stages ara 3 trains daily, spod schools
store a. y q And prosperous uetEhs
tore Tracts am slsS
ror DEAL Win - DIRECT
Write 81 sss
y " MrIktEtoftN ssr. tsHf Dept
ifti r. G Smith Hias seattle
THREE LAKES tfNnEn co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
GILL MAKES SPEECH

You can just imagine how the
kids at Queen Anne high shouted
after listening TO an address BY
Mayor GIN al the psychic moment.
Hlzzoner talked 10 them about
civic duty. and electing the right
men 10 office. and a lot OF such
things Eloquence7 Well. think OF
the combination--Gill. 1890 a. NJ.
OF January rs. and a bunch OF kids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
CALHOUN GELS IDEA

Scott Calhoun lighted cigaret.
talked to W. r. Crawford and
smiled az 1890 Probably thought
OF new way 20 sell the s. X. a. s.
20 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
n,IL,np MACH SNAP

This e close ~ ballard 81 veil 5rootn
modern house. iot h0st0a. south front,
fun basement This place worth $4,000
viii soil for 81 500. sten cash SEQ vs.
YoUNu a nRoBEHG
Phone ballard &ts
FOR BALE House and los. on Green
Anne hiU. At sacrifice. house well
furnished. n desired call 1919 Third
W Phone Queen Anne itfT
t2.a0o-Nsw broom cottage to-ft lot
ta.0oo--Now e-room house. t0-ft corner
having baths Easements nrcpiacss
fist ave f.. 81 Mcclellan st. Beacon
hlli. 10 minutes from dcpots. easy
terms boutwell, & CROCKETT.
f.Harv HidR Main 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
HOMESTEADS

so ACRES. suitable for hog and alfalfa
ranch new t-room house; barn and
chicken house, - few acres under Guilt
vatloni hos and chicken wire fencing
splendid well ~ fresh water. numerous
lakes in same district. improved ranch
Joining this held at $500 per acre, raw
land decided brings about 500 an acre
CAN al iioG Fourth ave and learn why
present owner VIII sacrifice his re-
linqpishment go this entire so acres for
$3.50 N sold this week. Tho property
viii be found exactly az represented IN
this advertisement. The purchaser viii
be put 10 no expense IN seeing the land
Price too low Tor commissions 50
agents need not call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

~ rs s:'' ~: ma, y 80; 4. |:
l~yBf-s~ French cleaned
TIE ELtrE. 1911 Third Main siss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
10 ACRES
ONLY S4O0
5000 CASH

rhis ~ aefes IL al fire. etass iana level
roof very easily cleared in se@a
pastors nos M rock 81 gravel near
good % o. taau. nu rosf ana ciers 90
neiEhbafs Use dnen sfe PEI uiUrth
~ acres stieiniuf sstes price ard
terms
OREGON a WASH prVEfy nPMEST CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
RUNNING WATER

IN 20 acres ~ level. rich black silt loan
especially adapted r. celery. onions
rhubarb. and will raise any crop adapt
20 60 this climate I = acres cleared
running water. never gVcrfiowH lust
the place 60 raise hogs ana ducks, lies
less than miles from town and cream
cry HF - telephone. on county
road. ana free stage takes children to
aud from school
Price $50 Per Aero $50 Down and 30
Per Month
W 81 HEINZ Dol American HANK UIdp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

s.cross- panel doors. - sires ..ss...f ne
Same yoF pain,ink - stss- onili 20
cottage front doors s.s-..4s..t. ~ 40
1-nfy veneer interior Doors r.s. 90 20
~~~ Craftsman Interior doors 50 ap
Nee Craftsman front doors ...... Is 40
roftar~ front windows .-s.....ss 80 10
i-lixht tfaasefa ss..-s .....s-..- - up
aurssia.v easement .ash .... IS ~
square porch columns fppit spl
................... les up
s.c-nog.ta fa.tds winao~ srin... so
s'orupfets inside door trim .....-.- -
GLASS PAINTS BUILDING PAPER
AND kRpwARE. oNE-rHfRp Less
ASK FOR CATALOGUE no. ~
o " WILLIAMS co
1893 first Ave y Mats 1871
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MISCELLANEOUS


ssS PANEL DOORS ifis
10 order 70 keep our werkmrr
nnsy fustnx IN. ~intsf
months 80 have nHhs a sp.-
eiai cut or the prices % eur
doors
We own ard epsrafs The isrxsst
direct to- earsunsr Sash ara
Door Factory N the West.
and save you the retsilss .
prsH, Quality guaranteed.
PRICES PROM OUR Gaia
L0ggF NO. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
REAL ESTATE
ron nENr


~ rot Nsnt new modern. s.rDofu
home on iarEr lots. plenty garden room.
large hen houses. eiecifin tights. water.
Eas sewer etc. and near ras line. and
- you weuid live ~ Columbia CITY and
n you have money % RAJ cash 90 hair
cash cali At 1895 Fourth ave and I
will give you the biggest bargain in
seattle Taxes. etc. paid Price 10
less than half rnkf Of tRn property
AK Tor ST. James
4 HARohtN for a ranrhsr bat no AGENTS
need apply I vii trade fhia Tor Inn
proved ranch lot 7esfe1. tsrprfn
house front and hack unrcher and a.
rom shscb both 10 good condition.
twp blocks from car line ADDRESS o.
call aste Tennessee 49, barber shop
BUILDING LOT WANTED
have $50 shares in the Teuino Little
Rock pn Co. tbcat company In the
statsl. shares now selling a. fse each
VIII trade for io, ~ lot is anrth more
wiil PAY difference IN cash.
100 FOURTH AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
INVESTM ENTS

brandt Investment Co. a6s Lumber "a
change
H.AL ESTATE MohpIA0Es. 1900 Or
- 90 -. niilY secured. Tor sale ~ Joe
Thomas 60 frf 1905 Cherry 81
>.~~~~~>~~~s~y~~y~~- s<>~-s~~~>>~(IN~
" FARM LANDS
Az Y f.AND SOW hsst aaa4Ity soii. 4so
fare ~ Seattle 80 acres O.. 9oo.0s sis
American usnh ulf9 e-n-f,
so EXCHANGES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
Vehicles and Implements

Kennedy Wagon Co. sesttis. wssh Farm
implements Buys ard SOLE second
band vehicles
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rs For Rent Unfurnished
HOTELS

rnI no. u, aNsint
t'nder neN management tteusek eepinH
- 30 and ap transient. gse nlsht " %
week 40 Thoroughly sHetated ass
fsfafnishei sxsrithins clean snd neat
tkesis First ave opposite Corner MAJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
IL LOST AND FOUND
IL FEMALE HELP WTD.

NANrEp~-A Eirl aaisFess. ~ srpsri.
roce us-dsd. 60 saif on tahtss ard
counter Board ard Foaus and good
pay only 20 hours work ~ no.
satisfied fare refunded Address "
Nlrehs Hsiuss Cafe. M West Third
o. Ei}ensburs wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

noRhp AND raain. very reasonable Hotel
WAITING .gf Wrstiats ave
AMEnicAS HoTrf.-rins modern. out
sias rooms 1859 100 Elliott sseo.
Fourth aud Ffks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
FARM LANDS
EXCHANGES
LEGAL NOTICES

, wyidn Lake liuflsu property
~-~~s~~.~N~-@@s~N-
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-09-30
Blood Remedies
Sale Price

If your blood is impure you will find that
one of these blood remedies will greatly aid
the system in throwing off the impurities and
restore it to the former pure state.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-09-30
Toilet Articles.
SAIL, Price

Compare these prices with those you
will have to finally pay if you do no avail
not worth your while to buy your toilet az
ticles from US while attending the Fair.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-09-30
General Tories

Hypophosphites Compound LOO ... Csc
Beef Iron & Wine Observation-Disclosures. oOc
Electric Bitters SOC 3Sc
S1.OO. Observation-Disclosures. Ioc|
Nyal's Tonic S1.00 Observation-Disclosures. 6oc
Iron Tonic Btters S1.OO ..... ....... 6oc
If your system is run down and you
need recOnstruct1e tonic TO tone you
up it is we'll that you supply yourself with
some one of these tonics.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-09-30

Antiseptics & Liniments
Sale Price
Sloan 5 Liniment 21c ... 1Sc
SlOan's Liniment SOC. .......... 3jc
Sloan's Liniment ST. 90 .............. zoe
Porter's Healing Oil 2'c. ......... 1Sc
Ticlenor AntiSeptic 2oc. ....... .... lSc
FOur.E'oId LDimenJ 23c ........ .... 1oc
Darby's Fluid SOC $500. 35c
It is we'll to have some kind of ]jniment
or antiseptc around the home at all times and
while yon are here and have the chance you
had better supply yourself.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-09-30

W0men'S T0niCS
Sale Price
Stella Vitae $500 ............. -. SOC
Squaw Vine Compound ST. ..... -. boc
You can find no better Tonic IAN these
and we guarantee the results
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-03
OWNERS OF PETS
WORK TOGETHER
Form Organization for Mutual Bet
terment of All Such Stock
Fanciers.
TO INCLUDE EVEN HOBBY RIDERS

Admirers Of pets held an enthusiastic
meeting last night at Hotel Rome and
started the organization Of local as
sociation Of pet stock fanciers, which
will he perfected at another meeting to
be called soon.
Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs. chick
ems, pigeons and other animals and birds
are owned by the men and women who
attended the meeting. II is expected that
when the new associations organization
is completed, the membership will in
cude owners Of such odd and unusual
pets as alligators, fancy mice and
skunks. as well as the commoner varie-
ties Of pets.
G. s. Gibson OF Detroit, secretary OF
the National Pet Stock association, stop
ped off in Omaha on his way to the
Pacific coast to attend the meeting. He
made an interesting talk about pet rails
ing and the organization OF pet stock
clubs for the mutual benefit OF men,
women and young people. who keep ami
mails or birds as pets and companions,
or for the sake OF having a hobby, or
from a practical and utility standpoint.
All such persons are eligible to belong to
the club
@. T., Wig. 1910 vinton street. was
chosen temporary president of the new
local association. and Ralph S. Doud
was made temporary secretary. These
two, with Mrs. Harry b. Fleharty were
designated committee TO arrange and
call another meeting soon. when they
will submit proposed constitution and
bylaws for q permanent organization.
This special membership committee
was appointed to interest the many pet
fanciers OF Greater Omaha and vicinity
in the new club; Mrs T. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry b. Fleharty. James
Richards. NJ. II. Fowler. v. II, Paul. A.
d. Bullock. II. @. vollmer. Earl o'Brien.
@. p. wig and Ralph s. Doud.