‘ . l‘lillllliiili’lll
- A plea for birds of plumagein par-
‘ “ and" false representations and a desig—*
protect "the birds u ‘to‘ stop the sale.
of their plumage. As long on birds'_
feathers are worth their weisht in ..
wgold, the birds who happen to pro
m mm M Pianist duce them will be hunted to the no
- ‘ ' iterates! partner the earth. Nearly
all oil the civilized nations prohibit
Donal-mm Feather Trade Generally all the inning of plumage and insoctiv-
guilty of Falsehood and Mir erous birds by treaty or law or both,‘
‘ but there is still a vast field unguard-
representation.
ed,“ where. the bird pirate can ply
, y ‘ ‘ '. . - his trade and will ply ills trade as
wASlith’iON. D. 0.. August lit-l long as the highly civilized nations
. furnish a market for his victims.
W
ticular and for birds of all kinds in u” the people of the civilized m1.
general, a denunciation of the featherI
trade ll ,tions have at last been aroused to
gem” 5’ a“ ”my “I “13"”“0‘”, the great economic value at the birds
lot the world and the need of illllils~
nation of those woolen who follow the, diets and strict protection to prevent
dictates of fashion in insisting upon
1' u I _
huts with plumes and egrets as ignor- the trade in plumage except such as
out" were voiced in the Senate today. can be provided by the ostrich and do'
by Senator 0'90"“ 1" Mcllean, of cm”; mesticated birds of their efforts to
neotieut. ISenator McLean was plead. protect will be in vain.
ins specifically for the passage by the
. Senate of the House provision of the T” ”w." Situation.
”Now let us look at the precise sit-
tariff bill, stricken out by the Senate
finance committee. prohibiting the nation as it affects the United States
importation of "the feathers, quills today. ' Less than a year ago. Can-
heads, Wings, tails. skins or parts of gross by law prohibited the killing
Skim“: of wild birds, either raw or'ol'. the migratory, song and insectlv~
manufactured and not for scientific erous birds at any and all seasons
0" educational purposes." of the your and the plumage birds
Pictures Wanton Destruction, are included in this list. Under the
Senator Magi pictured the spirit and letter of this law and the-
walitou destruction 'of birds of lithium of the German empire. we are
kinds at the nesting season or whenlparticeps .crilninis. We are receiving
they are rearing tehir young, the‘stolcngoods, if we permit the trade
Widespread dearth of birds that are in contraband plumage to continue. ‘
the enemies of the 1115th and other, “Again and still more to the point,
posts that destroy the crops of the‘msny of the States of the ’Union—-
farmers, the toll of human life New York, Massachusetts, Pennsyl-
among brave game wardens who tried. vania, Louisiana, Ohio, Colorado, 0r-
t0 give protection to those of thelegon, Washington, South Dakota,
feathered tribes and were killed bw'Misosurl and Maryland—mil prohib-
tlle mercenary. sold-mad pluluagei“ the sale of the plumage of ne-
hllnters. . tive birds and in New York, New
0f the plumage trade, he said it isJersey and Pennsylvania the plum-
a "shumefijl and cruel gamma” :age of all birds resembling the native
0f the women who Encourage the. birds is outlawed and cannot be sold.
trade, he said they are “ignorant." “This Senate passed a resolution
their extermination. they must stop _-
Would not give Lydia W
item’s Vegetable Compound
for A! Rest of Medicine
in the World.
. Accidents
Utica. 0hio.--»“l suffered, everything, ......_.__.__
from a femaie wagmgsl after hbnyt Max Cohen. clerk of the state motor
air
$96113 ind Woodhull .
black spots be-
fore my eyes, my
" back soiled and l'
l: was so weak 1 could
i , hardly stand up, My
w face was yellow,
even my linsernaib
were colorless and l
hid displacement. 1
took Lydia E. Pink-
, ham’s Vegetable
Compound and now I am about. Well and
healthy. 1 can do all my own work and
can walk to town and back and not get
tired. I would not give your Vegetable
Compound for all the rest of the medi-
cines in the world. I tried doctor’s med-
icines and they did me no good. ”-Mrs.
Many EARLEWINE, R. F.D. No.3, Utics,
Ohio. '
Another Case. .
Nebo, ill—J"! was bothered for ten
years with female troubles and the doc-
torsdld not help me. Iwas so weak and
nervous that I could not do my work
and every month I had'to spend a few
daysinbed. I read so many letters about
Lydia E. Pinkllam’s Vegetable Com.
pain-id curing female troubles that I got
abottle of if. It did me more good than
anything else I ever took and now it has
cured me. I feel better than I have
for years and tell everybody what the
Compound has done for me. I believe I
would not be living tic-day but for
the " —- Mrs. Harris (inhuman,
Nebo, Illinois.
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“The plumage trade," he declared, this session inviting the president to
“has left behind it a trail of savage negotiate conventions with foreign
cruelty and civilized greed and can. nations for the protection or birds.
mug and nothing whatever to com Not our bride, not game birds. not (the Democrats) will not insist upodwmi the motor vehicle department,
mend it except the blood monev n migratory birds not sons or 111500 making this a party question. Tllel",wiill lhe result that, a hearing folv
' avilwiil ilnd little support for the propo-ilows,
has collected from ignorant WOlllell.‘uverous birds, b‘“ birds, the ‘
1 say ignorant women, because ”0' fauna of the world. The adoption of
Woman, worthy of the name, will that resolution by this Senate will, 1
encourage this trade once She ml“hope, be the forerunner of an intel-
dcl'stands her responsibility for it. Iligent world purpose and agreement
"it is said that protests against.“ save the useful birds wherever they
“‘9 House lll’oViso have been received! need saving.
[mm Gama” “Id other “Willis. Let in Sympathy with Purpose. .
me call the attention 1‘ l . . .
_ . , O A” ,Sul‘nte “The President of the United States
to the lact- that for many years Ger-‘
many, by impartial act1 has strictly and’the secretary 0‘ state bum assur-
’ ed the that they will "'glve their best
prohibited the killing of buy and all‘, . - . . - ~
of the useful" and beautiful birds endeavor to ”“5 request or M ben-
‘wfillin hell" borders. " Ullon wilat‘ ate as they are both 1.“ “0an sym.
' patlly with as purpose. Tile House
ground and with wilat grace do' .
'the Gorilla-n merchants‘ask us to find of Representath as has come to the
aid of the beasts by passing the- wise
a market for their contraband goods?‘
As long as the German governnlcnt‘an!l timely 1)“)va which is now un—
Punishes with heavy penalties the-dc“. discussion. I may be pal-(“med
' ‘ for believing that the Senate cannot
“I sincerely hope that my friends
upon the other side of this chamber
sltlon that the salvation of. the Dem-‘
ocratio party calls for the destruction
' of the birds.”
I The daughter or A. Mitchell, ling-l
'dad, K33, had a bad case of kidney:
Itrouhle and they feared her llealtlll
iwas permanently impaired. Mr, ”it.
chell says, “She was ill a techie
shape but It got her to lake Foley Kid
lncy Pills‘and now she is completely
feared." season‘s”. more liable u
éhave kidney 'trouble than men. and
will find Foley Kidney Pills a safe, dca
pendable and honest medicine. For
sale by all dl'uggists."
HATTING lN ORANGE. l
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lnllcanl. when he appears as to his
rt
union is
inner slates Have inspectors
Whose ilii‘y it Is to Make Por-
senal‘ Investigation of
vehicle department, is ’spending his
vacation In attending to business.
semi-omclullv.
capitals of the neighboring states of
New York, Massachusetts and New
Jersey, and studying the laws of these
states in the government of the mo
tor vehicular trailic. Thus for Mr.
Cohen has been to Albany and to
Trenton, and he said yesterday that
he found his researches well worth
while. He expects to visit Boston
next week.
Behind in Some Essentials.
"1 find that Connecticut is behind
New York and New Jersey ill iwo iln-
bortant essentials," Mr. Cohen said to
a Times reporter yesterday. “That
is in regard to inspections of the
qualifications of applicants for ll
causes as motor car drivers, and the
other is in the investigation of aC~
cidents. in Connecticut we must rely,
in the case of accidents, on the into»
motion that is brought out at hearings
held at the capitol. in New. York,
New Jersey, Massachusetts and i am
informed nearly an the other eastern
states as Well. they have a system or
inspectors, there being one inspector
for each county. When there is an
accident in the jurisdiction of the in.
specter, he makes a visit to the ter-
ritory and makes a thorough personsi‘
investigation of the alfair, examining:
witnesses, and then illes his report
The Inlpectors’ Duties,
"Then when it comes to issue a ll;
cease to an applicant. in our stat9,_
we must take the statement of theatr-
uizo, qualifications, habits and other
oscsntiuld.‘ In these other states 1
find IliilI these inspectors investigate
every application and give the appli-
cant a practical test as to his qllalt
llcations. The applicant is compelled
to take lli'o‘lnspector out on the high-
Way and show him that be has the
necessary knowledge for the guidance
or a car. This is it safeguard against
a license to drive getting Into unlit
hands."
This state to Come to It.
killing of these birds, i do not be«' .
lieve that the United States tl‘espassw now honorably or 2‘18er decline to Trade Said to Be Better Than During
es “”0“ intern' , ‘ ,iollow the path oi its own making. P tF Y
.. , allonai (onlily wilenlu)“, can we W” l H u , 3| our ears.
she declines to buy them. i ’ apl ( 0 oler no 0“:
the Newark.
Mr. Cohen says these inspectors are
{paid about $1,200 a year. He. thinks
IConneclicut will come to the creation
“it is said am this I i‘ 'i to save our birds as long as we (10" The following ‘5 from
. _ , . 1“" 5° .“ 1‘ liberately legalize the killing of their
i."c()ill.lgi3 the destruction oi’ Ailleri~
.. ‘ .. birds bv protecting the market 0!
an bids, that the demands of ' . o
l . ‘ 1| . . . the bird destroyels.
he. tiara uill be so strong when the ...
n ‘ The trade now suggests that a
lipoltations are shut out that it willI - . '
“mum! u raid Ullim American bird commission be appointed to tulle this
. ” ‘ 5. whole matter illto consideration in
M‘”“"°" Prosecuted. ‘order that some wise compromise
1““. l1 lelil. the Massachusetts ganleand concert» of action may be much;
l-nnuulssioner. instilled before the ed. For thirty years this shameful
1
Congressional committee that he had and cruel Iinfill? has Dili'lli’iluflmd 1“.
Within a few years prosecuted overlself by fraud and subterfuge and!
N plumage crime in the guise oi compromise,
.. milliners for selling the
ol‘ native birds and in every liminncmalways asking for more time, always
the defendant claimed that he couldf keeping its neck out oi the halter by,
not tell the native from the foreign playing the ”Price and “99d 0‘ one!
lillmlusu when it was received nomination over and against the callrice’
the dealers. ll, was found in the‘anil greed of other nations, lllWayil
trial of ”who cases that all manller‘DIYOifistIng Its innocence and always
of beautiful American birds wel'e‘i’ound Bulltl’ W110" tried."
killed and lhcir plumage sent to Ben After paying tribute 10 Audubon
lin or London or Paris and there‘nooieiies and game wardens who have
mounted and returned to this country, been active in the crusade for the
its foreign plumage. How easy, up. protection of birds, including ‘llenry.
Willows are working nearer to capacityldailger (if accidents correspondingly
‘ good times are returning to the lndus-.
’of these onions by lilo legislature as
I” “”1““ upthe motor vehicle business increases
Several 0‘ thalln lmpdrtnnce in? "this slate and the
N. J., News: ”Hailing
a.little in Orange.
than they have for i‘our years i)agt,,lli€l'eaiies. The revenue received by
. t 'ner.‘
'lIle passing of the cap and cloth helium slate from the automobile 0“ S
lwul-rnnts the expenditure oi any rea-
fad. it Is believed, has something ton
do with the renewed activity lsonablc amount or money to safeguard
"Normally the shops would be mmitraflic. M“ COM" anticipates m"
hing overtime at this period of the. accomplishment Of a great deal or
your, getting out goods ordered for tlleigoml from the meeting ill New .lerscy
mu trade, and it ,5 but natural mallthis mouth of the motor vehicle and
more should be (10mg now than in “185800“ roads officials ol‘ the different
gluing. when everything was at alstates for the consideration oi a uni-
standstill. Ilorm system of automobile laws for
"How permanent the activity will,“u the states. .
prove, and whether the present gains;
may be taken as an indication mutuw YOU DO “OT GET YOUR PA
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
um
All of The Sentinel city sub-
scribers who miss their paper can
try, the manufacturers will not pro
dict. The salesmen are now being
sent on the road looking for next sea-
son‘s orders and when their reports.
begin to reach Orange it will be Posse
have a copy sent them by uniformed
lli'l‘ thesi- circumstances, for the tra- ‘Oldya. "the well-known ornithologist
«lore who appeared before the Flfiand lecturer" 0: mp. city, Senatozfime to form some idea as to the pros
liiilli'i‘ cmuiiiltiou to swear that they, mm“ coullnfibd: lpects of the immediate future.
“liver on,“ 1,, Anmlpm, birds. Am i , "’l‘lle batters and manufacturers
now clear ii. is that only the stricter»: .. Ufl.p°?kabb Cruelty. illuve bolll contended that the cup and
guard 0,.” our “Mm.“ can W” “m, I have ulsoieudouvormi to im. wool hut craze has had much to do
will. the canning iiunlci'u lmm steal ‘.’"”’“ upon the bennte the fact that with the slump in b‘mme’” WMCA cow
but our birds mm soiling till-m back ior humanitarian reasons the cruel . tinned after u“, settlement of the innit
to us as furl-inn birds. “M lnllnmnn methods at ””5 bird strike of 1903. Throughout the coun-
.h" m contended by the trade “mt destroyers should be stopped at lllll'li.
iliu I-nllcllileilt of thin law will throw I have not touched personally Uliiill:r,,mm lo the more
those now clillilllud In it out ol‘ cm- the ethics involved in “‘1” question, but. and should the lad rucede us run.
liloymcilt, The “1me who do the but it is now and always has Iliiell‘ Idiy us It came In, there ,5 bound. It
killing will hardly excite our HA'lllpll» my mm": m“ sentiment has done In said, to be an equivalent reaction
tbs. All for the llllllllleTS, there is more (0’ civilization than money. m “1"” “7 butting."
ululle r . . .unll when the money In tainted as; WWWWW
quiz“), lazing"? figmflxffligz‘lmgfig that ill the plumage trade In lillntlill, FAILED 70 car MACHINE IN Am,
which will multiply ten fold the In» WM] unspeakable cruelty, if not. .
bur now l‘mtllirud to "mum the nut“crime, i am sure every member of \ARMillfll‘li. king” August 19.“—
urni ”mm” lthlts great body wlIll find stereos. lif‘ Sydney Pickles, an Australian aviator.
;no. in in rat on our approve or ll‘ikillllllitltllllllll for Harry G. llawiier, the
“H I" "0 WW “ml“ Law. lsentlmcnt which cries out agahlsi‘alrniau, who after making two last
the men that the feathers at this hatchery and the fashion which flights, Was forced by illness lo with-
game birds should be admitted ls'sustains it. .
easily answerer]. (lame birds are? "it may be thought by some tliat'tha coasts of England and Scotland
iind will be imported with their low the subject In a trivial one and tlinij‘ror a prise or $25,000 failed to get his
"'9"! on Mid “”5 1" WI“ In "0 W“? it ought ml to be Interlecied into the machine in the nir'yesterday moral
client the trade In game birds. Where' United States Senate when so many ‘ing. The bydroaoroplane was badly
the plumage of game birds 16 im- matters of vital importance orelbuneted bv the waves, the engine was
sorted. It is taken in the nesting ses-‘ pressing tor. consideration. My Bit-covered with water and the pilot and
son and the bodies or the birds are noses for pleading the cause 0! tlle'mecnsulc when rescued were in dons
thrown away. The tone of ptarnli- birds are two. First,l want their ger of drowning. .
mm Win35 recently imported from case tried and Justice done to them The mom attempted: near the
1mm meant the slaughter or tons for their own sake.
., 6? thousand! 01' 8mm ”MB In the the birds saved before we as a great bogus
spring for mourning: only. ‘ people learn by experience , that -
"it in vessels»- fez-titties whom birds are. more. name cult.- ' ~
flats question rainy than drum to and happiness than we”. tofthem.
at
i
simmered
try, it is said. men are beginning to
durable l'ur felt
{draw from the 1.600 mile tour around
seconds i want English admonition constables was.
W‘SIWMIY byé
messenger I? calling the esters Union
Telegraph cities 7 o'clock.
Do not make your complaint until
about 6:15 o‘clock, then call the West
on: Union direct, not the South Nor-
‘walii Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will send a messenger oul
promptly at 6:30 in answer to such
complaints its have come In by that
time.
At 1' o'clock a second trip will be
made by the messenger delivering all
papers where complaints have come
'in since 6:30. After 7 o'clock no fur-
ther deliveries will be made that
night.
In making complaints to the West-
e’r-n union give your name. that is the
subscribers some as well as the
street number, and the Telegraph 09.
will turn over all complaints to the
circulation department first this;
next morning. General complaints
concerning irregular delivery or any-
thine else in condition with your news
paper subscribers should be phoned to
the olronleiliu department of the
south Norwalk Evening Sentinel at
92-2 as usual.
The new service will start this ‘ev.
elites and the subscribim who may
him no mammals as to the service
rendered by the Telegraph do, will
r it tower on the newcomer by
'mxlutillileumln.
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ready to stop, the machine kept ‘rlglit
the brakes and reduced the speed not
that her mother could jump out. Shel
telephoned her husband to head all:
the machine and when the girl drove,
up the hill again, he hopped in and
the girl jumped out, Mr. Cuswell talc,
his a turn in the runaway. He drove
up one street and down another. Din~ ..
ner time came and passed and still
the car rolled merrily on. .
After about four hours, the battery?
was exhausted and the car added in- .
suit to injury by “dying" on the out
skirts of the town, making Mr. Cas-,.
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The piping can be concealer;
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or exposed. .
Price‘s Reasonable 7;
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PlolnptAttention
Drop a Postal and our Reps.
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All championship events will
EXPOBITION IN 1915.
LETES TO‘ PANAM A-PACIFIC '
_._......_
altion Your
International Championships—~Expo
Witness Great Round of Sports.
m
Sullivan.
be held.
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State and antional championships“
open to scholastic, collegiate and tibia Contenders and possibly the pinyin
teur athletes, will be featured. Bilse‘ the army-navy footbal game lathe;
ball, football, boxing. wrestling, row- Francisco stadium. I H
ing, bicycling, tennis, golf, gym
exercises. yachting, bowling,
most every governing athletic
nastic
hockey“
basketball, shooting, swimming, hand-Zbowels. cause chronic constipatl
ball and fencing have all been allot-'Doan's Regulate operate easily,“
. ted dates in the extensive schedule.
According to the present plans 111- Ask your drugsist for them
and I
’ sporting association will award its 11M
tionai championship contest to Call-|
Francisco.
well walk several blocks to his home. i mm‘a'dm’” ‘0 ”9 “em I“ 0“ “a“ '53“! Twenty-two States. including
The leading athletes and teams of
.v
open to the world.
Athletic competitions in such
lithe British isles and the continent of
I Europe will be invited to compete, and
‘a number of the events will be held
lamdcr the Metric and Olympic system
1 of sports in order to prepare and famil-
jiarlze contestants with the conditions
‘; that will prevail at the Berlin Olympic
be
sports
as tennis and golf will be scheduled
for women.
Director Sullivan, who is attending
the initial meeting of the internation-
al federation of athletic
governing
:bodies at. Berlin. has been deputized
. to solicit the co-operation and entries
' of. all foreign sport controlling bodies.
l Among the projects in connection with
the exposition athletics is the use or
the exposition grounds for
game between world's
spring
training by the big league clubs, one
championship
can be used with absolu
it destroys all
u 8'" Francisco WI" beer, or other intoxicsnta ,
given in the home. No annual
,pensc. ‘
‘SA'N FRANCISCO. Aus. 19.-Tcnta- Can be given secretly. if site ‘
. .‘tive programs for national and inter- you fall to get any benefit from A
l-iUNTlNGTON. Ind., August 19._‘nationai athletics in connection with‘your money will be refunded.
Mm J. W. Caswéll and daughter, Misanthe Panama-Pacific Exposition at San} ORRiNE is prepared in twa-
Msry, were driving in their electric Francisco, in 1915, have been announc- x0, 1, secret treatment, a nom‘
'runabout Sunday, but when they got ed by Director of Athletics James mimics: x0, 2, in pm form, mp ‘7
‘ ,u'ho desire to take voluntary"
He is visiting maven. So they went along with the car. , The schedule 0" 5991'“; 00W” a 1’9- ment. Costs only $1.00 a box.
trying various means to bring it to a “Dd from ”biliary 20 to December 4. in and tall: over the
standstill. They grew tired of thefduring which time more than eighty Ask for booklet. .
enforced ride, and heading the electric competitions. including every munch
up a steep hill, Miss Caswell applied _ of athletics and sporting contests, will
desire fb
No loss of, time from
matter will}.
Parker Pharmac‘ , ,
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FOREST NOTES.-
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well, now employ state forestere.
A lib-foot lookout tower on tit s '
grooves national forest, Arizona“
constructed by forest oliicers.
built entirely of logs and withou,
use of hoisting machinery other I;
ropes and tackle blocks.
tional forest are using a comp as
air drill in road work on the t
There is considerable rock work
and the drill saves time and mo ‘
cutting grades on mountain roads.
Light burning of underbrush t"
move forest litter had been prlc r
in India, with the idea that it impro
conditions for teak grdwing. Now
ter long investigatio‘lis forest edit ”
there say that the fires are harm v,
that full iire’protection must be A
tended everywhere, and that to
really effective this protection
be continuous. ‘
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