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j?gwi Babe V a d U Rad h t t g es 5 l ’ , V m SuuTlpaw PBsSbt Evans. t£&-1 INVESTMENT IN POOR COWSi ; BnerQoteGBBtEnig^ MUk Producer Must 8top Guessing fa r IMbgins and FStim fl am M r a t f i |r York Monkeys Cry Over Finger-Printand Be Certain Tests of Results— Much Entry ■firmr HLsagms sS Hfixfie Money Is Wasted. 5» t i e Ctonflayt. JEW YORK.—Almost every monkey Sa tbe Central park monkey boose was ■ led, exying and ashamed. tap do a p&attter o f black printers ink the other Chief obstacles in successful dairy­ Rubs WndSeH Hires teen Manager SJdOreiBp toss te a nags* tbe fiTigoT print school to see bow easily ttfeey coo Ed pick out human finger when Tmen "were am whlh num* prints from tbe monkey prints. one eat. As the finger-print experts pressed tbe p a «s off the monkeys o f the lower Finally atter the ffttay hurfl teen, cl«o«!(»c on the sheets of paper tbey obtained impressions tess and less like worked un Emms twuue te ame rmifug tbe p»i"i of the human band. The test monkey they experimented with was McCredie sard' a black-and-white faced lemur, the lowest member off the monkey family T h e nest time that ttegr any thES known. play, bean him '(miEjihg, off asurse. . vl When Keeper Snyder entered the Bemnr's cage to capture him for the tbe batsman). \that to33 Stem ahem" finger printers, the lemur grunted, instead off crying like a hurt baby—as a-n iiTrmtg tet-er tfhe antpesirg ttgncm most of the other monkevs had done The Uemar's paw failed to show up tried the sqneeze. T h s r e t e goesv.” prints that would pass as human at all Instead o f fingers composed of was the •cry set tg> t e ffitemsf feme- sweat glands and an infinitely large number off *whurts” and “delta' forma­ mates. Imagine tbe surprise ■•mufl irs- tion of lines, there was an appearance off a cat s ffoot. except that at the end extement in the grtnmfis wtem Eyura Excellent Milk Producers on Pasture. of each division there vas a remind cnshnoni om which the “ whirls" shaped whirled about and tflmw ss themselves in almost perfect carries expenshe buildings, costly horses, an at tow at tbe haf® aunmer. BE6s O f all the monkeys submitted to the f e w print test Knocko a two-year- tools and machinery, high-priced feed Jim Was good and The hritl ■WTTmrrfe nh» old ring-tail monkey, showed tbe mc*gt grieff Maybe this was because Knocko and labor, and all of this outlay turned nnmer just hark off tbe «ar aanfl was the first to be brought out off bis rage and hadn't heard in monkey talk, to raising crops that do not yield any­ stretched him Bill Carrigan. Red Sox—Good-na­ LIKES CHANCES OF DOSSERS xnar—Edward Romar connoisseur off AftE GETTIHC George Stallings, Braves—Big. im­ tured. “good-fellow " type. Improved pressive and thoughtful. The closest greatly last year. imported and domestic tobaccos and SM ALLER BEST SIZE OF SILO TO BUILD Jake iDauhrra Says Bn&xftSyai Team Bs originator o f a distinctly novel method student of baseball in the game. Fair Rill Donovan. Yankees—Good-na­ AND with his men off the field, a slave off That Chuskm IHbfisriafl—Sm- of determining the comparative pros­ Not Advisable to Construct Recep­ tured. easy going. Student off pitch­ driver on it. ers. prrovxs aff Evsr$r Sttacitt. perity o f municipalities — was about to j f l A L U R tacle With Diameter Over Twenty Patrick Moran, Phillies—Quiet, Connie Mack. Athletics — Quiet speak for publication Feet—Right Height. Jake Ttenhert. tee EimtSdlym fate earner-t. tho.ightful fellow. A trifle forceful and thoughtful. Success due “ It is not hard for me to guess sucker, likes the locks Clark Griffith. Nationals— Best judge —You wish doubtless to get informa­ w ell tbe width of tbe silo. If the silo along." decterrs tee iTim-a hare fti-ng- Roger Bresnaban, Cubs— McGraw of pitchers and coadiucms in the tion concerning the infallible system * Is too wide for the number of stock to “ That doesn't mem niln/r yoe wall wim school of managers. Great judge of game. Hard loser. by which ! hare arrived at the ooaaclinsieoi that iTticago stands eleventh be fed from it duily, there will not every game, hut w>e wo3 he giteyteg piteht rs. bights for everything. Well Hugh Jennings. Tigers— Aggressive, among American cities in jcint of prosperity The truest Etttiev to the finan­ be a sufficient amount of silage taken liked by some players, disliked by hard-driving manager. Great leader better basehaH whh Branch Rickey. Browns—Studious o f three inches per day during the Miller Hugg’ns. Card nals—A clev­ brainy leader and quit k thinker picks up the best. So 1 place Rvansieu totr»mcsi among the cities of the warm summer months. United States ■‘n point of prosperftv Then ffolBsua Atlantic City Philadelphia. er, thoughtful fel.ou M ..ch improved ! John McGraw— WelL hes John Mc­ If the sto< k on a farm is equivalent by last years experience. Knows the Graw—that's all Boston. Pasadena. Vial • New York ca-iy. IVsrvtt. St Lon is Minneapolis, Mil­ to from ten to fifteen cows, the silo waukee. and. eleventh. Chicago. should ha\e a diameter of about ten “Against Chicago's standing tnaJitates net onBy th*» Bow average quality feet; if equivalent to fifteen to twenty- FOURNIER IS A BIG SURPRISE o f the snipe but the high avvddy off the smoker Bn no other city, save Mil­ five cows, a diameter of about ttffelve waukee, are the snipes shorter feet; if equivalent to twenty-five to Sharing Honors With Eddie Collins thirty five vows, a diameter of about DIAMOND as Most Talked of Member of fifteen feet, if equivalent to thirty-five Comtskey's White Sox. f Rochester Children_ Taught How to to Fight fortv five cows, Fires a diameter of six­ teen feet. If equivalent to forty-five to President Comiskey of the White NOTES• j&\. n OCHESTER. X Y —Experiments conducted by the city of Rochester in- sixty five cows, a diameter of eighteen Bill Hinchman is Pittsburgh's lead­ Sox kindly took Jack Fournier off |£:- Aw dicate that much can be done toward fire prevention by an educational feet, if equivalent to sixty-five to sev­ ing batter. f§ campaign In ISPff fine destroyed approximately $3JWW,_W*> worth of property Jimmy McAleer's hands when the enty-five cows, a diameter of eighteen Youngstown man was head of the in Rochester, in ISOt the loss was Hans Wagner is still playing re­ feet. For a herd of seventy-five cows American league team in Boston. The $$$&.««*». and in ISl-t onty $4&4.O0O. or over the diameter can be from markable bail for tbe Pirates. during which time a prevention cam Chicago Sox owner got Fournier for • • • eighteen to twenty feet a song. He paid $00,000 for Eddie paaga was in progress The Rochester Ray Fisher, the Vermont schoolmas­ It is not advisable to build a silo Collins and the Old Roman wouldn't pkua esnphasizes the importance of in­ ter. is winning regularly for the Yan­ with the diameter over twenty feet. It take that much cash for Fournier, the teresting and using children in tbe is a general rule not to make the kees. big Frenchman he secured for almost • • • preventive work The chamber of height of the silo less than twice or nothing. cvnnnnaeree. w Batch is fostering the cam- more than three times the diameter. Connie Mack is seeking to sign paagn ana cocsjuixc-tioo with the mu- Comiskey little dreamed that the Third lias- man Carrol] of Fbrdham xuciffsal authorities, realizing the atl- green youth from Moose Jaw would be college. vantasw off obtaining the co-operation PLAN FOR DEHORNING CATTLE leading the American league in hit­ • • • o f children because off their usually ting a few years after his purchase Tbe umpire, may his decisions al­ from a club that didn't consider him plastic and receptive minds and tbeir Illustration Shows How the Head of ways be right. bat. right or wrong, the Jake ITbnfltffig. -usefulness m spreading the preventive ideas to their eiders, took particular Animal is Held While Operation eligible for the big league. Jimmy umpire. pains to interest school children. A committee off principals and teachers Is Being Performed. • • • dub Hart bests as waS brave fa t e am worketLout courses in fire and accident prevention The Pirates are playing real base­ its toes every minute. We have tee P*5| I "rtie lessons are of the most practical mature At some schools bonfires lu reply to an inquiry as to the best ball these days and win soon be up htaliTTal fur si iftr^ tfRvhnrm g ilrfli c t i B I a re built on the playground, the fire gong sonaaded and the puptls assemble method for dehorning a cow a sub­ in tbe select circles. it is my hnaest heKe? teat we to~0 «a f r ontside to witness the use of fire extinguishers. They are operated first by a scriber of Hoard's Dairyman submits » » » be up there when rh»» ranttain iis tt.iu"' tjV trained fireman and then by one of the children. Oocatests are arranged be- the following plan: Hugh Bedient. former Red Sox down next OtSxdier. Our fevm as the boys at some schools to determine who can extinguish a fire in tbe "I inclose you a tie for holding carver, is having a hard time o f it showing mine Bill* nhiw year tffe ftt M : shortest time, thus inculcating a famiSarity with the devices likely to be of cow's head at stanchion while dehorn­ in the Federal ranks. has in several seasons. The toys ran? --value in real emergencies. School fire drills are brought to a high degree of ing. I think it the best tie I know. I • 9 • cm tbeir toes in tee field, faction amfl r eficiency, a point being made of sounding the fire gong when the din of fire send you a small model to show how It is rather a slam at Fred Merkle fighting a h tiTTw W e vamne bom i- ^/apparatus is heard in the neighborhood off the school or w hen smoke is to use it. When cow's bead Is fast In for McGraw to put a fellow named capped t o some d te n t act te e stxno. by v**3cldentally forced through the remtitaiccrs. stanchion, *tbe rope is dropped over Brainerd in bis place at first base, is our training park in STmaSaJ’ cow’s neck, the loop is caught ou the it not? ■* I. under side and the rope doubled is • « • Barite Tonar- ^Deatfa Chair” for Pets EsIr11. i s? led in Detroit Java McGraw's present opinion off Manager Eresrudnon off te e Cbflg; has John Tener may be judged by the taken sides with Gmemmr T seet ■wETROIT.—Stray, suffering cats and dogs maynow be sent to the electric statement that he wishes Tam Lynch Ran Jtflmstia agnirrea irfe mmuy IbriE '“chair"’ and their fives snnffed out in a twinkling instead of lending a would come back. Several off tern Cute" jittarfeTMi ftmTO- • • • -{starved existence in back alleys, through the gait off Mix. Frank J Diner to shown « alb^mshinn fa Sts’ fit fin .AnimalAnimal Welfare associationassociation: off Den. the Dodgers' new pitcher, is practice just Sur the $tm eff tffe teFn^ ^D etroit of an automatic electric cage. going along at a good dip- “ WheereE.” so BresnaJxaa avemod an mffirtt Lethal chambers have been estab- as be is known, was given a trial by he w ill slap a. fine cm sxjy mam who In ilie basement off the animal the £L Louis Nationals a few seasons even ro ughens the amfi H e ^welfare headquarters, where two auto- aga that aiuEty fa use tffe UmBniWm electric cages have been in- • * • curve mtgir act ns a. ana Jack Fburnier has discovered fla t if cause some eff his an ssdgwr: . one far cats and the ether tor Jack Fournier. helps his batting to have Eddie Collins the Cubs to the pcssBnBfy «ff SmifeL- ..The “electric chair" is ccmsdered McAleer didn't dream such a thing, hit ahead off him Alter the pitcher ing a game ternrash figs use. 'most humane o f all death-dealing either. This season Eddie Collins is gets Through with Collins the others for cats and dogs. It takes sharing honors with Fournier for be­ look easy. Afaer WHbBrib Tggte. • • • 30 seconds to Jdfi a deg and cute Aid in Dehorning. ing the most talked about ball player In view off the th.ityIwt ®ff rate to end the nine lives off a cat. with the White Sox. The lad who The Alexanders and scch may sur­ nual baseball sflgxers mm. ; dog a g e is a large wood box fined with zinc and containing nothingpvt through loop and placed around wasn't good enough for the Boston pass Tesreaa a mod:cum in proficiency trouble with te e law fair UJ1KHL~ lyJ fin the'electric wire and a hoak. to which one end off the copper collar is the nose up far enough, to not shut off Red Sox three years ago probably is in the pitching art. bat none off them •Sstiragi-t. Jess WSgsrilfiraa fi lt e r te s y ff-tohjfld tbe dog in place. This collar is a plain copper bang, through h o - breathing, and then poll the rope feared more than Tris Speaker off any more sand than the big num fa brim ffo scateet: Bns teSe. '^ e le c tric current is sent. The cat cage is smaller, bat it takes twice back to a post at side of stanchion, those same Red Sox by more than and cot many the sfiC. » • • j^Jcifi'a c it as'.ft does a. dag. and one turn around post. A man can half the chibs of the American league. WHIing a yffor thee cages was raised by Sira. Diner at a lawn fete hold the end, and by placing his The good stowing made by Die Yan­ lelstih SSJS giltonHu n m ' to ydscLue the utisntfe electric cages weight on tope hold the cow’s head Watching Rondeau- kees in the eazjy stages tas bees doe change Ins name fa to, provide.shelter far w iis a K and thus it went quite solid while ' her / horns axe re­ RoHdeau, the- ydung outfielder, whoit great, part to the'fine work off tbe jdn wrin tee nnm ir m * "*H iiTmai TTilfsrr amuritf^-ri ’ The' dog cage coat fS5h and the cue for moved. ’ The rope is quickly, removed Is With the Washington team, is being three Rays—Caldwell. Keating m l CT ?un os31. him 'SkcggmBSL aff tftwy iMh^The^alGr'SHt ra the th ittit wiring sad fligy^ei* the current. by taking off b o m and polling same.** watahed very carefully by Grifflth- R dw r—who shone In the tar. -*' .. >" '

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