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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22

TWO thousand Of the feathered tribe.
great. strutting ROSTERS, clucking hens,
scrappy little bantams. tirnid pigeons, and
even several splendid specimens Of the
turkey-gobbler. are gathered under the
roof Of the Masonic Temple IN preparation
for the opening Of the poultry show this
morning.
Ungainly Shanghais. with lanky legs.
can be seen side by side with the Coching,
whose appendages are covered, even 10
the spurs, with feathery down. Wyan-
dottes, black Javas. Orpingtons, Leghorns,
and Hamburgs scratch Ia the sawdust be-
hin5 their screened doors and vie with
each other for the approval OF The judges
Whole Families of Fowl.
Families Of fowl have been transported
from their accustomed barnyards and SIT
while the lord and master Of the flock
preens himself for the adulaton Of the
visitors. In the far end of the hall the
bantams will hold forth With their shriI
voices. and many a little fellow viii strain
his throat during the days % the show
IN his endeavor 10 drown the husky calls
Of the big chaps in the middle Of the
building
The pigeons. Of which there are may
varieties OF great beauty, have hardly &C.
customed themselves TO the newness OF
their surroundings. but toward midnight
last night faint pullngs came from their
quarters, which promises a full chorus
to-day.
All day yesterday a force Of men was
busy numbering the entries and placing
the contestants One thousand exhibitors
are registered. and IL is thought thar the
number OF birds on exhibition viii exceed
twice that many.
Opens This Morning.
The hall viii open at 9 o'clock in the
morning and remain open until II at
night. To-day the judges will be busy
examining the entries, and tonight the
first awards VIII be made. A number OF
exhibitors have entered the contest for
the Ivory Soap Cup. which has been pre-
sented by the company Tor the best white
fowl washed by that commodity.
Great interest is attached 10 the local
entries, which have been so successful in
various other shows about the country,
and although there are a number Of out
of-toWn entries. II is confidently expected
that the Washington birds viii hold their
own
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
DEATH RECORD.

Abraham ClasEce, i52 Kings court, SO years
Beatrice Guthcridge, 80 T st. NV, years.
Mary T. BCate lZ25 \. J. ave. NV, 50 years.
Cyrus r. Lingo, 900 VI 81. nv. IS years.
Martha Easley. 1909 5th st, NV, 50 years
Nalvania Dimes. 533 q st. sy.. S. years.
Griffin Burke SIS 18th ST. NV, 50 years
Hughey I. Coates 1882 Bells court. NV. months
Mary Mcmahon 29ls e. ne. l day.
Deaths reported January 90 1907:
Franklin J. Moses 1853 q st. NV, 60 years
Albert II. Stevens. rs Nichols ave. AZ years.
Arthur Priest Govt. HOspL FOR Insane 81 Years
George Addison, 2ll2 st. NV, IS years
Henry Wilson, 1922 Park place NV, q years
Thomas Hill 20S0 sth st. NV. s months
Dennis Healey, 81 ID 81. nv. . years
Hubert Posey Casualty Hcspl p years
George ). Howell, Providence HOspl Il years
Cathlyn A. Lindsey 800 Eth St sw year.
Friedrich Vou Iterson. L. 5. National Museum. IS
ears
Cecilia A. Gross, III Congress St. re. months.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
OPERATOR MATTOX ELOPES
Man Blamed for Southern Railway
Wreck Becomes Benedict.
Goes to North Carolina with Miss
TrayIOr and Makes Her
His Wife.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Danvine. Va. Jan. 2l.-G. D. Mattox, a
former block station operator on the
Southern Railway, who figured in the
railway wreck on Thanksgiving Day at
Lawyers, yesterday eloped 20 Pelham, n.
C.. with Miss Traylor, daughter Of John
Traylor, of LynchbuTg
Mattox was the operator at Rang0on.
who gave a clear block for the train
which crashed into President Spencer 5
private car. The recent investigation by
the Virginia corporation commission
placed the blame for the accident on his
shoulders. He is now employed by a con-
struction company.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
ESCAPES FROM sANAT0RIUM.
Parents of Frank McLane Fear He
May Succumb to Exposure.

a telegram was received at detective
headquarters yesterday from the Re
lay SanatoriUm. at Relay, Md, stating
that one Of their inmates, Frank Nc
Lane aged twenty-five. escaped from
there on Sunday night and was
thought to have started for this city
The father Of the young man called at
the detective headquarters last night
in order TO give Capt. Roardrlan a bet
ter description Of his son. Mr. McLane
said that at the time his son escaped
he was lightly clad and had no over
coat. The parents Of the boy. who live
at 5O7 A street northeast are very
much worried over the matter and fear
that in his wanderings he will sue
cumb from exposure.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
ASKS THAT Roy BE HELD.
Fayetteville Gas Company Accuses
Harry Melvin of Theft.

Word was received at the police
headquarters last night by telegraph
that Harry Melvin, the fifteen-year-oid
hoy who was arrested on Friday night
on the charge of being a fugitive from
his parents. be held until further In
structions could be sent. The telegram
came from the Fayetteville Gas and
Electric Company, Of Fayetteville, n
c, where the boy was employed. 1t
seems that the boy had done collecting
for that company, and il is claimed
came away with about SIS Of their
money. The boy was questioned about
the matter yesterday by Capt Board
man, and confessed that he had done
so. The police expect a letter from the
company this morning. which will ex-
plain matters. and state what DISPOSE
ton should be made Of the boy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
MIDDIES' CLASS WORK GOOD.
High Standard of Scholarship and
Discipline at Annapolis.

STg1laI o Tie washington HlTaId-
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. g.-FinaI exami-
nations of the midshipmen who win be
graduated from the Naval Academy next
month will begin Wednesday. At the
same time the semi-annual tests Of the
undergraduates will begin. The examina-
tions will continue during next week
1t is stated that owing TO the higher
standard OF discipline that has prevailed
among the students body this term.
which is conducive 10 better scholastic
work, there VIII be Fewer failures this
year than ever before.
Several weeks ago Rear admiral Sands,
In an official order, commented upon this
fact, and complimented the middies
for It.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
Landmark at Frederick Goes.

Special to The Washington lterald
Frederick, Nd, Jan. 1.-THE work of
razing the old Park Hotel property. at
West Church and Court streets. on which
site will be erected Frederick's handsome
new Young Mems Christian Association
building, was begun to-day. The
structure was one of the historic places
in the city In the latter part of the
hfties the building was known as the
"DH House" and was conducted at that
time by Ezra Shank. and later, in the
sixties by Mrs. Shank
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Doctor Replaces His Brains.

Barboursviile. Ky. Jan. 21.-After hav-
Ing his brains blown out and replaced
Moutia Carnes, Of the McGahan neighboT-
hood is apparently on the road TO re-
cOvery.
Carnes was celebrating by discharging q
shotgun He loaded the Iirearm almost
10 the muzZle. and when he discharged
II the breeching broke off and entered
his head, penetrating the brain. A ply
stefan replaced the brains. sewed up the
wound and late reports state that Carnes
is on the road to recovery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS.
Arguments of January Term Case,
Continued.
Special to The Washington Herald.

o0TCldI % The Washington HtTaIi
Annapolis. Md, jan I.-To-day's pro
ceedings of the Court Of Appeals were as
follows:
No u Emma C. Sharp against John y. sharp:
appealed from Circuit Court No. ? # Baltimore.
Was concluded by James T. Gurter for the appel
LIANT and $ 5. Field for the APPELLEE
No. l3 Charles f. Smith against Charlie, ]. Nc
Comick and others; appealed frum the Court q
Common Pleas. Was argued by Lewis Putzel and
William KEN for the appellants and James 2.
Gorter for appeilees.
No. H-AIary L. Groscup against Samuel X. 7.
Dorvuey; use Of Robert g. Dovuey. Was com
monced by Horton 5. Smith for the appellant and
s. 5 Field for the appellee.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
GEN. GOMEZ FINED.
Cuban Liberals Who Attended Cock
fight Are Found Guilty.

Havana, Jan. H.-The correctional court
at Mariana this morning fined Gems.
Jose Miguel Gomez and Monteagudo. Col.
Meudieta. and Ramon Guerra $50 each for
attending the cockfght in that town that
was raided by tie rural guards few
days ago.
The owner Of TIE house where the fight
took place was fined 800. Gen Pine
Guerra, J. NJ Nunez. brother of the civil
governor, and Chief Poso, of the provin-
cial police. failed to appear, and their
trial was suspended. All the fines were
paid The defendants are members Of the
Liberal party.
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Equity court NO l.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Coaklev vs.. Slater leave 10 calendar cause granted.
Compiainant's solicitor. ". q. Gardiner; defend
ants solicitor ". Z. PoultOn.
Lowe vs. Massey: r. p Shealey. J. ". Black
burn r. and William M-ofiey appointed Uus-
tees 20 SELL bond 81 600. Compliments solicitor,
r. F. Sheaey; defendants solicitor j. ". Black
burn. il.
In re assignment Of Milton VI. Vance auditor ;
rcTort confirmed and distribution ordered. Com
rlainant's solicitor ". T. Plumley.
Naarider -. DTUry. trustee authorized to pay Ger
tam bill. C0mplainants solicitor, Samuel Maddox
defendants solicitor. J. EnOs Ray.
Davis vs.. Knott guardian ad litem appointed
and reference 20 ". W MILAN examiner. Com
plainants solicitors. LeCkie, Fulton & Cox; de-
PENDANTS solicitor. ". K. Andrews.
In re William NJ Redmond. bond OF assignee
fixed al $500. Petitioners solicitor. Hayden John
SON
Assignments for to-day:
No 81 Mathew vs. Myers. Attorneys. ". F.
Nfatringly-Wolf 4 Rosenberg.
No. ll2 Edwards vs. Maupin. Attorneys. Leigh
Robiuson-D0ugass x Douglass
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments for to-day:
Nc. l4 Pitzer vs.. District Of Columbia Attor-
news Hallam & Hallam-E II. Thomas.
No 1876 MCSWeen vs.. Eureka Dairy Company
Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberlin and Irving Will
iamsOn-Tucker x Kenyon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
IROQUOIS MANAGERS TRIAL.
Date Set for Case Recalling Chicago
Theater Horror.

DanvlHe. H.. Jan. 2L-The trial Of Man
ager VIII J. Davis, of the Iroquois Thea
ter, charged with manslaughter in con-
nection with the theater fire in which GO
We're killed three years ago, was to-day
set for February Is.
The case was brought here on a change
of venue from Chicago. where the defense
asserted the prejudice against Davis is so
strong as TO preclude the possibility of
fair hearing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
Circuit Court No. L.

Burton vs. Elkns; on trial Plaintiffs attorneys
G. H. Calvert, IT,, Osborne l. Yell0tt. L. ". Ham
mond and Forest W. Brown; defendants attorneys,
A. 5. Wmthington and c. J. Faulkner.
Assignments for to-day:
No. l53. Easterling rs. HOTEing. Attorneys. VIII
son & BaTksdale-TuCker & Kenyon and E. =
Bailey.
No 155. Magrlder vs. Luttrell Attorneys Rslston
K Siddons and W. Z. Observation-Disclosures. Colbert
& Hamilton
No l67. Louis IS. BTstow. Attorneys, h. 4.
Dayis-M. r. Beach and Chaplin Brown
No l75 Stead rs Gait. Attorneys. George 5.
Chase-Wolf & Rosenberg and ID. W, Baker.
No. l79 Mills vs.. Digs. Attorneys, w, J, Lam
bert-Brandsnbmg & BrandenbTg.
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Stanford Seminary burned.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Salisbury, n G, Jan 21.-Stanford
Seminary. the leading dormitory OF
Livingstone College the best known
cOlored institution Of North Carolina.
burned this afternoon. The fire orig
mated in the fourth story and made
great Roadway before the fremen ar
rived. This same building suffered
disaster last year and had been re-
modelled. The loss is about $1,000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
Does Not Fear Investigation.

Montgomery. Ala, Jan. 2l.-Booker
T. Washington said to-day of the reso-
luton of the Legislature TO investigate
the Tuskegee Institute: "A delegation
of leading citizens called on the gov
eruor. who assured them that nothing
would be done to injure the school. and
that he is in sympathy with the work
befnu done there
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22

No 1901. R. Harris & Co. vs.. Louis Abrahams
repleyin Plaintiffs attorney. J. I. Peyser.
No. 1907 Charles :. Abby vs.. Anscostia and
Potomac River Railroad Company; damages, 81, 001
Plaintiffs attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
No sslS " Scott Towers. administrator. vs.
AIonzo Il Stewart; note SIS. Plaintiffs attorney,
Charles Poe.
No 1904 Patrick Kirby John McFarlane and
Metropolitan Surety Company; bond, SlS5
Plaintiffs attorney, B. ?. Leighton.
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Judge Rogers aunIinrr.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
ElIicott City. Md, Jan. 2i.-Chief Judge
John C. Rogers, appointed in place Of
the late Chief Judge l. Thomas Jones,
took the oath of office in the county
clerks office here to-day, in the presence
Of "A number of his friends, who again
congratulated him upon his ascending to
the bench
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Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Jan. g-Ignatius
Cooper, a prominent resident is dead at
his home, near Winchester, aged seven
ty-ive years. Mr.. Cooper was for many
years keeper of the tolleate on The Mar
tinsburg pike Surviving him are his
wife. seven sons, five daughters. forty
seven grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate q George T. TayoT; viii admitted % Dro-
haze and letters testamcntary granted 20 Fannie L.
Taylor. bond 500. AttoTuey. J. r. Bundy
Estate q Mary ID. Bradford. order amending order
% January e. Attorney. i. II. Marshall.
In re Isaiah Es,ep - al order Of allowance At
t0Tufv II Wiuship Wheatley.
Estate 81 Carrie ". Cromwell; order authorizing
settlement q claim. Attorney. Harry +. Lerch.
Estate Of Mary II. Lewis: petition for probate d
viii fled Attorney. J. A. Tcomey.
Estate Of Amanda D. Allen; petition for probate
Of vii fled. Attorney, Is. A. NCkenney.
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Bishop Duncan Improving.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
SDartanburg. S. c., Jan. 21-There
was n slight Improvement Of Bishop
Duncan to-day. and there is hope that
he has a lighting chance for his life
His condition is critical, though not
so extreme as it was during Saturday.
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Col. Crittenaen pnsses AVN

special to The Washington Herald
CulpepeT, Va. Jan. 2I-CoL Charles
T. cTittenden. seventy years of age. died
to-day During the civil war ne was
colonel of the noted Thirteenth Virginia
Regiment During the last five years
he was an inmate of the Virginia State
Soldiers Home, at Richmond
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b. - WashinEton IL.

SVfCiaI 90 The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd, Jan 2L-8Irs. Lucy House,
wife of John W. House, Of Hyattstown.
died yesterday. after two years illness.
Of consumption, aged sixty-two years.
She was formerly a Miss BeaH Mrs.
House Is survived by her husband and
four children. Interment takes place in
Frederick, in Mount Olive Cemetery.
Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria, Va, Jan. a.-Considerable
surprise has been expressed by prominent
citizens Of this city over the agitation in
Alexandria County in reference TO the
reported intention on the part Of the city
government 10 extend the corporation
boundary line on the north so as 10 in
clude a good-sized portion of what is
now jefferson district. A member of the
board Of aldermen is authority for the
statement that there exists no definite
plan in this city Cor absorbing a portion
of Alexandria County.
Referring to the proposed measure he
stated the opinion that its ACCESSIBILITY at
this time, from the standpoint of the cor
porauon. is highly questionable. He call
ed attention 10 the State law governing
the annexation of suburban areas by
cities under which in each case the cor
poration extending its limits is obliged
to provide in general the same municipal
Improvements for the newly-acQuired sec
ton that are furnished elsewhere within
the limits of the city. This, he pointed
out. includes the grading Of streets, the
laying of roadways, cutters, sewers, &c,
and the extension of the lighting facili-
ties. In view Of those conditions he did
not see how the city would be benefited
at this time by annexing a portion of
Alexandria County
Attention was called TO the fact that
if the corporation limits were extended
d mile or SO to the north the area taken
in would include no property of great
taxable value, as the new, railroad yards
would still be beyond the boundary line
In weighing the benefits and obligations
that would result, the alderman quoted
said that he was at loss 10 see that the
city h1d anything much to gain by the
proposed measure Commenting on the
attitude of people of the city in regard 70
the proposed annexation, he said that the
citizens of the county had been giving
themselves unnecessary alarm.
1t is cJntended by many people of this
city that steps should be taken to eX-
tend the boundary lines 10 the west and
south, so as to take in the new union
passenger station and auxiliary struC-
lures, which. it is held, properly belong
10 Alexandria, but which are situated in
Fairfax County just across the line.
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z. u. Jerrem Die of ConsumntIon.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va, Jan. I.-Robert II.
Terrell died yesterday at his home. Bro
kenburg. Spousylvauia County, Of con-
sumption. aged siXty-three years. He
was commissioner Of revenue Of his dis
trict. He served the Confederacy the
whole of the war in the First Virginia
Cavalry. His wife preceded him to the
grave just twenty days. dying New
Years Day. Three daughters and three
sons survive him
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
Post-omce site selected.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, Jan. I.-The south
west corner of Summit avenue and West
Antietam street has been selected by the
Treasury Department as the site for the
new post-office at Hagerstown. The lot
is AS by IL feet, and il will be acquired
through condemnation proceedings
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
Government Sues Copper Company.

Helena, Mcmillan 1.-THE United States
government to-day instituted suit against
the Anaconda Copper Mining Company to
recover $1,000, the value Of timber alleged
10 have been unlawfully cut from govern
ment lands This is an entirely indie
pendent suit from the one compromised
last week, wherein the defendant paid The
government $l56O00 for timber wrongfully
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-22
Virginia school Examiners Meet.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Newport News, Va, Jan. I-The
board of State school examiners, five in
number. is in session here, the members
having arrived this morning. They will
spend the week here examining the meth
eds Of teaching employed In the city
schools. The Newport News public schools
have a system that is regarded as among
the best in the State, and the examina-
tion this week is preparatory 10 adopting
the widely agitated uniform method
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To Report on Factory plan.

At the semi-monthIy meeting OF the city
council tomorrow evening a report it is
expected, viii be submitted by the joint
committee on public property and finance
on the ACCESSIBILITY of leasing a plot Of
land near the old canal basin, owned by
the city, TO a Chicago manufacturing con-
Germ as a site for the erection Of fac
tory. The matter came up at the last
meeting Of council on a resolution intro
Guced by Councilman Williams. It is IN
derstood that the company in question
proposes TO establish a plant at a cost OF
about 81, 600, which viii employ a large
number Of workmen. The company de-
sires "a lease for fifteen years with the
privilege of purchasing the land. A IA
vorable report on the proposition is ex-
pect4d
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nnnkrnnfcr Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Thomas E. WaggImsni referees commits
si0us ordered paid.
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Issues Call for Aid.

A general call for aid in providing for
the needs of the INDECENT during the Sc
we're weather has been issued by the Co
operative Charities Association, which has
charge, under the city government, Of
the distribution of supplies 10 those who
are termed the outdoor poor" and which
undertakes independently 10 look after
the wants Of the needy population of this
city II is announced that the treasury
of the organization is depleted and that
contributions are anxiously awaited Do
nations, it is stated. may be given to any
member OF the association or left at
Burke x Herbert's bank, on King street.
Funeral services over the remains Of
John Z. Welsh, who died Saturday morn
ing Of injuries sustained in an accident
Friday night at the local roundhouse Of
the Southern road, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock, at his late resi-
denCe, 622 South Patrick street Rev
Edgar Carpenter. OF Grace Episcopal
Church, will ofiiciate, and the intermeut
viii be in Bethel Cemetery.
The Covenanters OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church have elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Elmer
Thompson, president; AIyron Howard
vice president; Frank Cone, secretary, and
Bedford UhleT. treasurer.
The funeral Of Leo Z. Powers, the little
son Of Mr. Frank Powers. took place this
afternoon from the home OF his parents,
on Cameron street. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. William j. Morton, Of
Christ Church
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Equity Suits.
Lawsuits.

No 2sSs. n re assignment If William NJ Red
m0nd: to fl bond. Petitioners solicitor. Hayden
Johnson
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Those Haunting Notes.

From Youths Companion
There was a peculiar sound from the
direction of the woods as the member OF
the Birdlovers' Society sat in the window
of her friends country home one summer
afternoon.
She quickly took her small Bird Guide"
from her ever-present bag. and rapidly
turned the leaves. At last she paused
with a smile Of satisfaction, and listened,
with her finger between two leaves Of the
little book. till the sound came again.
When II was repeated an expression
OF doubt fitted across her features, but
still she was hopeful.
You probably know many Of the bltu
notes. living so near the woods and IN
such a quiet spot" she said to her friend
Can you tell me what bird that is
That" said her friend, is our goat
We shall have TO move him farther on
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BIRDS ON EXHIBITION
Poultry and Pigeon Show
Opens This Morning.
EXCELLENT LIST OF ENTRIES

Members of the Feathered Tribe TO
the Number of About Two Thou
sand Collected at Masonic Temple.
Proud, strutting BOOSTERS, serappy
Bantams, and CIueI<ine Hens.