Show BOSTON MAN KEEPS ORS IN A CELLAR THIS HUB naturalist MAKES THE BIRD OF WISDOM HIS HOBBY HOOTERS profoundly STUPID will return to same place day after day and sit for hours houra motionless as statues are arc always very aas ily captured in daytime boston th ahr owl which has for days the attention ot of passers by on school and tremont streak so EO that these ha haio 0 at time cimei been blocke I 1 in curious blonds looking for III him in on hib perch near city hill bill would not attract a moments notice from allis gould could of 0 Al melrose elroe highlands who nho baa ha studied on Is from the cradle to tile the granc eio ind and received them into the loshin ot or ills his home and firmly family ba b tie dozen air gould Is not i a cionti st but he ha lb a naturalist ot of wide ide pra an 1 bierl I eri enle ene and aki his hobbs has bein bei n li t knows knonk s the NN well ell spring of ox ova 1 ria na ture and the scale die of ois oils souls as the horseman knows the lorse or the the bolln it Is not it at ill In gulai he declares that in ol 01 should find a resting place in an eligible central location of 0 the modern athens since the llie oval evl Is the ambol of athens and the personifi ci tion ot ol wisdom nor ti is it remarkable from a purely point of view hi hf belle eb 0 os Ws 11 1 greit great dis bancs and the quiet it A i t the night in III ivings s chapel bura burling ing ground is hardly more disturbed than that of the coun 03 let et although the owl oni is IB accepted as the emblem of 0 in adom S sis 13 s nir mr gould he be Is in allt one of 0 the stupidest creatures in existence catching him Is simple in the dalight di light when his eyes eves cannot endure the glare he sits motionless and albeet on i a tree limb or ba b preference in ana aej dark place lie can find unless he has a hole I 1 13 I climbing the one cm c in ibold oid baking him until near enough to re seize ize him b the leg hen he is defenseless asb ile he rages and lips flips but the he captor bears him s icely ott off this Is the vay na mr ar gould ins his taught laught most mort of 0 his bis owls ois N ft inch he LOmm commonly Only N 4 0 nal nfl L L tc lz f one way of catching owls keeps allic alle in the cellar mr ir gould a dog lonill catches one of his owls but not for amusement furthermore he claims claim are good NN weather eather prophets in Nin winter ter eb the are nera er quiet just be tore fore a storm bich Is the easiest time to catch them in close winters in y teben hen there is much eno on the ground mr dr gould could has easily been able to keep his cellar full of them and even there the act is barome berb for at the approach of bad weather breather the screech owls ois set up a doleful and distracting chorus under the floor beams to the no small incon vengence ven lence of the vho aho ot course cours e are sleepiest slee ngien lien the ola are widest on entering the cellar in the da dai time hoi holder eier een it if it anas as full of on 1 nobori v ee one but e eiery cry nook and cra cranny iiii shere here there aas as sheltering ind and grateful dark harbor an ona owl I 1 none the less in th night it bould be a differ dlf Terent CrIt stor an and d altogether a one for or abod having the hardihood to ven ien ture doin there the flight of ONNIS of any species Is practically noiseless ind and that of tl 0 e common or av Is of new i ind 1 N holly so bo IN a aund the great creatures dart ind and snoop through tho the inky blackness of the ellar searching for or the scraps of meat on the are fed and circling in Nigil Igl lince arice commit after unhappy house or field mice that chance in a fatal tail to non van ture pouncing roune lag distance that some som should think of the kings chappl burial ground owl is I 1 eing stuffed rind and put thare thi re as a juke joke to collect one of chogo crowds which even cven the most trivial thing ill collect in the mr could does not consider remarkable owls ONOs lie he saas aa ill return to the tamu tame place da after day and sit there ill di da long diy daiy in and nd daa da out is as 3 statues indes indeed d kill tills Is another mot lier f foint ollit on N bach the bird 1 Is seen 0 to o I 1 e stul id tor for an hen nir r G gould ou III falls to catch an ol 01 0 lie his ani climbed a tree after he be IF ic turis to the same spot han conill condl lions eions become again ind and bags tile lie mi it gould Is big ind and hospitable ind and inclined to look ou on his owl ONNI hobb aith ith a goud good d dell al of arment but in e low ot of the hooting hooking that he has had from unit to time ever bod will ill aano to auti him thit ehlt s elitle ov 01 ol in a city bartil ground grorud ab a public spectacle Is no gibat ight after all |