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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,:1913

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\ FURS THE SOURCE |
ie OF FIRST WEALTH

7 B. Shubert, ‘Ine, Chieage.
ULS.A., the largest house in the
world dealing exclusively ~°
American raw furs, submits ‘a
very interesting article for the
readers of the Herald,

- Millions of dollars will change
hands between the trappers and
dealers’ in raw furs during the
coming season, It is indeed won-
derful to‘contemplate, when one|:
thinks of the thousands “upon
thousands of fur-bearing animals
killed’ every | year “throughout
North America, and still the sup-

ecutive committee.

the wire pullers...

improvement.
teresting” developments.
Conservative Association of. old Hazelton'is‘ to be
congratulated: upon its. action, and especially those
who so thoroughly. planned and carried out the
utter, route: of the obstructionists. ’

‘Our Own -

rfect - “peace.”’ _

When Wrong empty stomach’ causes great
is Brought changes to be brought about. | -
Home In other words, it is when a)

Ustesee

When the giirveyors in laying out New Hazelton
townsite set. aside a huge pile of rock at the back
of | Sec. 2 and called it'a park, because. it was ut-
‘terly. impossible to sell it as lots, little did they
. think that it would become: the

favorite. rendezvous for, bank rob-
“Park” pers and such like, Very few peo-
: ple have attempted to ascend: the
: “Park, ”. Those who. have, state, that: from the

top the most beautiful view of the district:can be
“shad. The ‘‘Park’’. rises almost - perpendicularly
for ‘several hundred feet.
of trees or brush, There is nothing to obstruct
. ‘the: view and it isso close to. the. “populated por- |
uk tion of the townsite that .not only. ‘ean every one.

‘be-heard, especially on a calm night, ‘It was an
ideal: spot for. the. robbers to. divide their Joot’ in
- The. future | however has a
“promising. outlook for the “Park? It ‘is
the’ only bit.of territory for miles that.the public
A Ih wn.- No other park, has been allotted
‘and ‘th people. will: be obliged :to. make use .of it.
The. New; Hazelton ‘Park?’ has posalbiites, how-

wrong is brought to the -indi- | — — —+4
vidual and he sees his pocket-book getting smaller an
that he sits up and takes notice. .
instance of what too much wrong: -will do is the
way the Conservative Association of the old town
turned down the old officials and elected an en-.
tirely new lot of officers and members of the ex-
It has been common know-
ledge for at least a year that the old executive,
or the controlling faction, were using all their
influence to the detriment of this district. Per-
sonal gain and petty jealousies are credited to
It is a fact that everything
_ possible was done to injure New Hazelton.
"no matter what’ the past has produced: there will
be a change, and ‘there is all. kinds of “room for
The future promises to reveal in-
In the meantime the

A very striking

“But

It is practical y barren

ply does not seem ‘to ‘be’ wither-

J.J. Hill, the railway magnate, is reported to ling, in fact the eoll ections of late
have recently made the statement that ‘ ‘an empty | years in many cases are larger
stomach will reduce the cost of living.’ An empty than previous years. °
stomach will do a great many more things than
that. Even. ‘the fear of an

True, there
are not as many. animals here as
there were a century ago, but
there are more animals trapped,
and consequently the: collection

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fact that the: ‘animals are being.
4 | killed off in’ “many ‘Darts of. the
country.
fact it.is: just: the opposité of con-
ditions as. they exist. The de-
| mand of Fashion, the competition
of: the large: ‘cireilar. houses’ and
the general utility - of. ‘fur’ gar-|
ments have sent: the price of furs

up to such an enormcus ‘height | 9

that a clever trapper. can- make a
small fortune, if: he handles. his
catch properly.

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The fur trade has rightly heen

called: the: greatest. of our natural
resource. No. industry —mineral,
agricultuval or. otherwise — has
been the origin ‘of 80 ‘fnuch weaith
to this continent asthe fur indus-
try. “Before a ‘single. field was
cultivated, a- single. ‘mine was]
opened: or a single railroad con-
structed, the fur-bearing animals

of this country, were the ‘only

source of revenue, This was one
of the main reasons for, the rapid

colonization of our country, ‘@S-
| pecially of the west,

-It was the
trapper’s trail that formed the

path of the first. highway, and).

the trapper’s fur formed the first
cargo that was ever. freighted: on
any of the.inland. waters of this]:
country. It was also the trap-).
per’s catch that brought. the first
foreign wealth to-this country; |,
and ever since - then this :contin-

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been’ productive . for so long als
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animals; so, after all, the fur in- | #38
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fight is- getting | keener, and this |
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