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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
z KILLED, A INJURED
Fatal Collision Of Electric Car
With Carriage.
TWO OTHERS LIKELY TO DIE
Crash Occurred About Six Miles from
Ottawa, ~, Where Highway Crosse
% Electric Llns--sharp Curve pre-
vented Driver from Seeing Danger.

Chicago. Sept, "A dispatch 10
tho lnterocean from Ottawa. Illss
says.
Two persons were Killed, two Ia
tally hurt. and three seriously injured
near here "Wednesday nIght when an
electric car on the Illinois Valley rail.
way struck carriage In which were
seated Waiter Smell. wealthy farm
er and a party OF six persons.
The doads
Daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs, Smell.
twelve years old
son OF Mr., and Mrs. Smell, eight
years old.
Fatally injured Mrs. Mamie Town.
send ana daughter OF Mr., ana Mrs.
Smell fifteen years old.
seriously injured; Mr.. and Mira.
saell, and son OF Mrs, Townsend.
eight years old.
The crash occurred az point wA0re
the road crosses the electric line about
six miles from Ottawa,
The road Was NOT well lighted and
near the crossing there Ia sharp
curve which prevented Mr., Smell, WAC
was driving. nom seeing the approach.
Of car The carriage was directly
tn tho center ~ the track when TAO
car. coming AZ top speed, crashed In
~ a.,
An the oeoupants 81 ho carriage
were thrown iar from the track ana
the carriage was completely wrecked.
The horses we're also thrown away
from the track The car was not
damaged. and none Of the passengers
was Injured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
TRAGEDY AT SENECA. 8. c.
Jealousy Caused Former Policeman 20
KIN Woman and Himself.

Jealousy Caused Former Policeman 20
XIII Woman and Himself.
Seneca. s. c.. Sept. t.--wednes'
day John y. Henkel. formerly a %
Ilceman. shot aud Instantly killed ~
Emma Anderson, keeper o. a boarding.
house here, and then shot himaelf 10
the head. dying Instantly The shoot
ing II said 10 have been prunpted
b. jealousy. Henkei bad been lryisg
10 act Mrs. Anderson 20 marry him
and she refused.
MRS. Andernon n tae widOW q ihe
lats John AndcrEon. f9rmsfiy Of Bel
ton. she had been livinE Ia Ssneea
for several years. and vas vel
lnou9hi o.. Hhe has q non. Thomas
Andsrsou. living a. Bsiion. Mrs. 40.
derson WAa ahos twica. ths hrnt shot
saking effect 10 ths ribs. nas 10 sse.
ous shot "a tAe breast Henksl Wah q
uienWer vifh several ohilewn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
FARmaRs' CONVENTION.
Charles Barrett. Of oeorsIs, 10 Re-
elected President.

Fort Worth, Tex, sept t.-At tho
convention wedheEday % the National
Farmera alnn prrnident Barrett wHs
reelccit without opposition. amid
scenes u tremendous eathahafm F0l
lowln lit speech ~ acceptance ere
convection wnn temporarily converted
into love feast
olrf officers we're elected a. fol.
lows
J n AontEDmery Tennesaea. vice
president. n. u MeCullueh. ~ Ar
bAnaBs. socFeiarYirtafafer directors,
w. A. Morris. Alabama. r NJ Jef,
fDrds. Oklahoma. T. ~ MCcollat@f,
L0uitiana
The report 0i Secretary Treasures
Mccullough and the hagianaI board ~
directors ah0ued the membsfahip "
the uaion 70 be .oo00oo. while kpur'
teen state organizations wvFp fDrmed
imKf year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
TRIP wAs kEpr sGeRsr.


Nav YORK onlelala TeuFes italy 20
study Slack Hand aystem.
New YORK. sept, After making
study with the aid Of the italian
government Of the Hack Hand system
~ that country District Attorney
CLARKE 81 Kinna county. ard FFanela
H. Cauao. biu sFaisiant. Fave arrived
nome Their itinerary throuEh Italy
vas kept secret 90 advice % Bpiok'
Bn itailaua beeause ~ the possible.
tlea ~ harm from italian erlinInaia
Cafrao learned 80 hls arrival tbaf
mass meeting " llilaas would bg
held IN nFo0klyn " daHounee him aud
demaad bic resignation Ne was tOid
that hin feiIos eouh4rymsa IN Brook.
yn weEe indignant over bis written
criticism concerning corrupt praetlcea
IN the italian Judiciary,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

Tabna Gspt. t--Gharp agAEiag ogsn-
"a asnln Wednesday arDWna sAa sarTa
cA4sa. bus nv rsy0istignsry susnea
asosnrsd % 10 less eosetsat tshs
fssmarly. owihg 10 ths nnaacaAi en-
neuitles En4 REPORTS that gkisaf sas
~ney a me rrpwing sirangtt ~ Ala
re 1swisSs ewess TneFs h so@s
faar tAaS ne caueaRlnn msFcea1fisi
~ shs nuyHlfse anrNua maH m1tne& fas
aunsuisfss ID @rasr ~ wrwpuAs H3l~
nmnn Rn1zrRnmcinn- ---.--
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

Port Beniamin liafgis0a. neaF In
elaaapolis. lsa srgt irrTha fali
mmneWyers ~ me 8epaFtmnnt o. the
Lakes. u a. A. opeme9 Thsfadsy
Elral regiments N ihs Osio NATIONAL
QaaF1 have arrived 10 ~ iHi0 4 camp
a iaatFHeilqn ~ ien aagh wiih tks
Fewulan To feasrAi tppeps eoasias
~ she Teafh feaiaeut. sfksieDe9 hsse.
Gee batsaii0a " ths Tweniy usteaea
lnfAhfry. 0na aaftaiig1 n ne TWen
tYeiahfh. ore sqnssFoa ~ tns Thif'
tssngh engairy sna hospisal ant giEaai
egrps fM troops wfli ~ NHe
eseasG tsgss aaes % ~ the Nuti9nki
uaars 81 fain1as. isaiamN aas wasi
girxiain ans an Hagf - these tFopps
81 give pare - fte NHfieaai 0eard
~ Ksriaesg MiehiEan aas stlseaa
afa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

Afheua. ca Aegt s~EisY mai
nsas Iisruess will wlthin tAs Hsnt fsw
tays start ne w0gk ~ ghe WaastFue
fion ~ No main sewer lina gAfoasa
30 aogthefa ana Southwestern SEQ
ssa@a - iha stsY Tha city win spea4
90 nsw sswera gAis yesE the sum 90
gf9.eso When teis - nniaa@f ths estr
vai - sonagissslg s@wsFsd IA egev
amsn1em
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
GEN. STEWARDS FUNERAL.
Late War Veteran Buried az 81
Louis Win military honors.


Late War Veteran Buried az 81
Louis With Military Honors.
st. Louis. Sept. 4.--The funeral OF
Alexander p Stewart, late lieutenant
general In the confederate army. who
died at Biloxi, Miss. Sunday, was
held Thursday afternoon at the home
OF his son, A. G.. Stewart, The ser
vices we're military in character and
the rites at Bellefontaine cemetery.
where interment took place. were In
charge OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams.
The services at the residence we're
attended by the United Confederate
Veterans. the Sons OF Veterans and
the ST. Louis branch OF the Daugd-
ters OF the Confederacy Rev. Or.
Russell. OF Pittsburg. who was an IN.
innate friend Of the general. oficiat-
ed. The active pal5earers were cho'
sen from the sons OF Veterans ana
several Of the honorary pailbearers
were members OF GeperaI Stewards
headquarters Escort during the civil
war.
Many prominent ex-oOnfederates
from other cities were IN 81. Louis 10
take part IN the funeral.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
Much Damage Resulted


PHILADELPHIA SEPT fs--sfhe bafA
Aabaruaaie shich sailed from Turh's
Is.and ave weeas aED for lAis pogf.
" misainw. Rsd u IA feared lhs yea
nal wens soNn % Cape HattsrHt ar
inr tie West fneias hsfnen1s last
month Ths aekooosr Rsp4biie. StirA
sf TuFk'g isiass aiseteen daFH af
tsr tie AubasnGsis faiiea. has EfnFei
hefs. Ths Agsafstaia vac sratsi
sta . rnrao ~ saif csgtain y y,
Hnnheii VS. In e0mma&t tafsF
ssm was a egsW % siG-H mta nn9 .
s9rwAFsesa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

~ -. a.--A mosning nsuaps.
hae- a. iatsrview wfth ssdi E
ass, 'ecsaH ulaister AZ foreign
~ -. "aisa 10 declares thns a.
~ v,..a Rss eoasulgarson Win
", r's Az VI aris -. Sea-.
slsn.@ = size 20 ne ssrsxsis
sl.a.. ~ Aaa nut Sea anraasi
ccn-, va Faian0sian aha rAsuss
AFzAas a.eicssa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

Nsw YsFk, 500 f~AisanY 1850
saN.H saa~nMsFE arrives hsfe frem
Eageps a. a. whats Nssr hase Aayi
ae. smems ftp@ bets8 FBsfDoas
MeFsha Q13sF weA hnemo pnsssn
SEQ wefs uaasa Ntatam Son msmFg
csSpa t4siss nse msKiss M1cft.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
is FINED S5,00O,OOO
Final Award Made In Famous
Venezuelan Litigation.
ON TRIAL FOR THREE YEARS
Judgment Delivered in the Sensational
Case Of the French Gable Company.
Completely in the Mates Revolution
Episode.

Caracas, Monday, Aug. 2i,--,After
more than three years of legal prp-
ceeaure the civil court OF first Instance
Of Caracas has delivered judgment in
the sensational case OF the French Ca
BILE company The company has been
found guilty OF completely in the Ma.
tos revolution OF 1905 and fined ave
million dollars. Otner damages also
are to be assessed against t.. The
trial has been even more startling
taan that against the New York and
Bermudese Asphalt company, which
also resulted in IS, 100000 hne. be.
cause 1t has reached far beyond the
high officials Of the Gable company
In Paris, The evidence mentions In
an alleged compromising way even
such names as taat OF NJ, Delcasse,
minister for foreign affairs OF France
at the time OF tho revolution. Il Is
Veuezuela's claim that the FTeneh gov.
eminent itself extended support 10
General Mates. and NJ Quievreux.
French vice consul at Caracas, was
compromised by the documentary EVIL
dence which fell into President Gas.
tros hands that no committed suicide
in Paris rather than face The disgrace
OF charges from his government
On Trial Three Years.
The revolutionary suit, as Il was
called. was brought on July 10. 1905.
and was based on a great mass OF doc
umentary evidence consisting OF part
OF the archives Of the Gable Office az
Caracas, which President Castro had
secured from a tTeacherous employe Of
the company. These documents,
which were mostly copies Of the mes
sages sent over the lines, are alleged
by the attorney general In his com
plains. 10 prove that General Ma.0s
after visiting the directors Of the com
pany IN Paris. was offered every aid
by them In furthering bis revolution;
that the Venezuelan manager, FcTnand
Jallabert. was instructed from Paris
10 furnish every aid to Matos: that as
a consequence the Operators IN VenoE
uela placed themselves under toe or
ders OF N Quieyreux. who was tl9
agent OF the revolution Ia Caracas.
that the cable employees Were all
revolutionary spies that they secretly
transmitted news - the reyolutioniets
regarding the movements Of the GOV
ornment troops that the contenta Of
government messages we're oommuni
Gated 10 third persons and 10 foreign
powers. and that the company used
al lta power 10 Disseminate abroad On
aEEarAtsd news aimed At dlsercditing
lAe Cairo government.
Much Damage Resulted.
Preaidont Casiros actton IN closing
up the cable oiiees with0ut pfoYidinH
Tor ANY osher tsiewraphIc eou4maHiea
ton vita the exterior has been disas
trons 10 commercial lsieFests IN Yea
exaela.
Several attempts haya been made %
Establish wifeleEs o8mmwricatiou and
20 geg other cable e0mRaElea 70 essus
IN. bot al have besn ansuocsAsfai.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

a "a Sept q Mr.. Geo
49, Eho vas shot Tuesday a.
49,. "-is seated on his front
-, y ~ ) NJ. Elliott. q vetsF.
80, s'oa disd from rhs effects
e.. I-r'et Wednesday. Mr.. Riv.
na,.,,. % q the best knoun cts
49, /. = .''aaEs. guiet and unOsteuta
49,, 80, =, uAsasF ass there Il wreai
. y taouis have been Killed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05
EXPLAINED
|nivOsss Of Story Published Ia
Toledo Times.
4 IS GROSSLY MISLEADING
U, !. IN. claim Of the ohio Senator.
!. saws There Has Been No Trou-
I. Between Himself and Judge Taft
Published in the Press.

roledo, Ohio, Sept 4.-Toledo
|russ prints q story declaring that
sr,,Or Foraker Wednesday declared
IN there had been no peace compact
tween himself and Secretary TAFT.
81, President Rooseyeltahad adopted
|ee policies Of Mr.. Bryan, and that
4, between the two he preferred the
|spsslne to the imitation. Other
|rslenents credited by the paper 70
srator Foraker are that he Was de-
'sDeately Insulted because he did not
|,rsire an invitation TO participate IN
b. opening Of the Ohio campaign at
Youngstown on Sept. 5, and that tae
BIZ difference between ire Democrats
|saa Republicans was that the Repuh-
|sssns favored tarin revision after
garch 4 and the democrats favored
lrnsdiate revision.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

cnS9mea8 CO @@pf s.--sX&e CO
wmeas cry es9msn aae apwm1griassf
mee ~ taa ahe 81 "a nnnasfs soos
puB@@rn TAs smaag eFmmsAtae Rus
10 q eam3y amNa nnaan sBimslas ans
uFln9Nmnm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

Yovns Maa aas Me s,sseshsagt DseMn
Mhlis nsatlnu.

Tusim. Okia. Sept. 4 While iIoas.
tn9 Tuesday niMht On Oycutt Lake.
thFsa miles frszm Tulaa FSadsFieh Cor.
nelias. ~ AaahoNee. and hla sweeL
ssar Nias iiahhis Meteals. " Tniaa.
werw drowned ane James iaHersY ass
ysaness Ksmbis hai = Hsn0s eaeape
ifem sggWning
Ths b9ai esOsgzed and LARsFfy
sWam ashore miih Miss Kem9ie. ils
reversed fog cornsiiun Ana Miss Met
caif. bBi before Ne reached ne SPOT
whega the h0at esgsiHsa they haa
been af9Wnea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

iafsanaeoli4 aegs Z -fruss Wa&
saaesY uixht - fsportsa fggm many
a1teGs h ta4lana. bWs 60 nasttGaiMa
sam&ss hss sssa f0as.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-05

ttlenslYe denial, ceudtor rOEaher
ar disposed Of a story published In
~ Toledo Times, giving what pur.
ported b BE- an authorized statement
VIA aim AS soon as he reached his
inEe the substance Of the story was
repeated TO HIM and the senator at
rO made the following statement to
lAs Associated Press:
"erossIy Misleading"
the statement published in the
IeleiO Times as you report It to me
\ grossly misleading. The only basis
~ any such statement that I can re-
za Is this; AS was leaving the no.
= 10 take the train for Cincinnati,
s1tenaa introduced himself to me
ati bid me be represented the Tole-
~ Tines and that the Associated
ras Eas sending out a long story
~ 300 words. as now remember
y 'laiement-giving an account OF
isreenent that had been entered
W As a basis OF peace between Judge
~ and myself, and he wanted me
eve him my version Of the matter.
No Agreement Of Any Kind.
tod him there had been no agree
- Of any kind, neither made nor
'ssesled taat there was no trouble
Aesa Taft and myself. that the
..''e 80 much talked about in the
.'PApeu was Manufactured: that
'o' made. at any time. any re-
- &" Judge Taft and he bad not
any o. me- that we had met on
= reviewing stand at the public
uiS watch we both addressed:
q on ooaversAtion on the reviewing
sas oaly social and that whlch
- b naturally suggested By the
''sr Of the occasion; that az the
meeting We had no private con.
90 'oa and what We bad said AZ tina
- nee'ins spoke Tor ItseIF--that 4
'.s's vas % u. I BID him rood
aad sent 20 the train.
~, $50 'aere could be some was
- y stop TIE publishing Of these
making reports.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10
Earl Dealt Blow After Blow.

attack of the dog, but he again re-
gained his feet and fed Finally the
how reached the door of his mother
Kitchen which was open, and daTted
in less than yard ahead of the dog
The dog leaped in just as Earl
threw his weight against the door &c
shut his pursuer out. The amman
head was caught between the door ana
the lamb, and Earl held it there "hiie
II struggled and fought to reach hlD
with its teeth.
Near the door was hammer lying
IN a table. Holding the door closed
with one hand, Earl was able to seize
tbo hammer. With the dog securely
held in the door as in a wise, Earl
dealt blow after blow upon the dog S
head with the hammer. When the
crowd that had pushed the rabid ami
NAL reached the Rice home the dog s
skull was beaten to pulp, and Earl
was still pluckily holding the door ano
sbowering more blows upon the body
The boy collapsed as he released MS
hold On the door, and the dog fell hmE
ia the floor. His leg had been terribly
lacarated and he was bruised and GU
from his falls during his battle witt
the animal. A physician was summoned
and his wounds were cauterized. 1t i
tbought he will recover.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10
Crescent City News.

New Orleans: Public Works De
narrment held semiannual inspection
and distributed prizes to carts and
drivers.
MONDAY blaze burned down Nc
Graw and Seymour wholesale stores
on Tchoupitoulas street, and dam
aged others.
Colored Congregationalists closed
annual convention.
Mayor Felix fired on E. J. Stoullg'
president of the fire company, VINO
struck Felix in a quarrel in kenner
Shots went wild.
Rev. A. Gordon Blackwell criticised
Ham revival methods, and hkened
eyalaugist to spirit from Dark G9eS.
Bishop Bratton, of Mississippi, con
frmed and preached at Christ churcf
Cathedral.
Ham revival drew large crowds
Rev, W. NJ. Lee summarized satlstac
tory results so far
Special jury panel of thirty wa
summoned for Gleason trial Monday
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10
Trarn Returns Good for Evil.

Middletown, N. Y.-The family or
Mark Linderman of Pulverdale, Pa,
have better opinion of tramps to-day
than formerly, and all because Of the
treatment a tramp gave their littlt
poodle.
A ragged, forlorn looking tramp
started to enter the yard of the Lin
derman home, but was told to make
himself scarce about that section. The
tramp started down the road pursued
by the little dog. 4 team was driving
past and ran over the animal, injuring
it, and the tramp tenderly picked up
the dog and carried it back to the
house.
This act so touched the hearts OF
the Linderman family that they forth
with invited the tramp in, gave him
a good meal, some old clothes and
some money.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10
Schools Will Close at End OF ei9h'n
Month.

Clinton La: The Parish Board OF
School Directors met at the courthouse
Saturday in regular quarterly session" ,
The renort of the treasurer showed
. balance on hand Of $2,01G. His an,
nual report showed receipts rom 90" "1'
sources for the past year OF $lS,"S1'
disbursements of $l6,374 the BANK
Of Jackson was selected as fiscal asen'
of the Board. A. J. Albritton took MS
seat as member of the board from
the Second ward, vice A, J. HauseS
deceased and E. H. White quall''e1
as member from the Sixth wara
vice himself, resigned 1t was reSo'vus w.,
to close the white schools a; the eh| ~
of the eighth month, when Will "
the latter part of April
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10
BOY AND MAD DOC
IN DEADLY FIGHT
EARL RICE, AGED TEN, or ALTON,
ILL, BEATS OUT ANIMALS
BRAINS VITA HAMMER.
WOs1EN TERRORlZED BY BRUTE
Hurt in Desperate Struggle, Brave
Lad Closes Door en- Neck CT His
Pursuer and Beats in
His Skull.

s.. Louis.-Earl Rice, ten years old,
killed mad dog in a fierce single
handed fight at his home in Alton, H.,
the other day. The boy beat ont the
dogs brains with a hammer after he
had closed a door upon its neck and
held it as in a wise The dog had at
tackled q dozen persons and had been
pursued by a crowd Of men, armed
with clubs, stones and guns, who
failed to kill it. The boy was pain
fully bitten and bruised u the fight.
The dog ran amuck on "id&e street,
in the eastern part of Alton. After
swapping at several persons the AMI
nal started up the middle a the street
yelping and biting at everyone it en-
cOuntercd Several women and chill
dren had narrow escapes, and one man
vas knocked down when the dog
ilnged at him.
A crowd gathered and, armed with
clubs and stones, started in pursuit or
the dog. Several men shot at the ami
nal, but missed it, and shower OF
missiles struck it without stopping its
progress. Two men COrnered the DOG
in a doorway and for a moment the
crowd in pursuit thought it would be
killed. The men beat it over the head
| with clubs, but before a gun could be
procured the animal darted between
the men and started again on its ram
page.
! Earl Rice was playing near his
home, No. 10 Ridge street, with sew
eral other boys, when the dog started
toward the group. The children scat
tered and the animal singled out Ear
to attack. The boy ran toward his
home, with the dog only few feet De
I, hind him, and just as he reached his
yard the dog bounced upon him.
The dog fastened its teeth in Earl
leg and dragged him to the ground
The boy arose and ran again TOWARD
, the house. He gained but few fee
= when he was knocked down by anothe
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10

When you have thought out all the
things that have puzzled all the
world, and have absolutely nothing
else to solve, 90 to work on the land
problem. Land is an absolutely. free
gift to man. At no time has anybody
had the original right to sell or barter
it away, but, by some means, raw
lands have advanced along the COM
mercial lines till in many cases it is
sold at. several hundred dollars per
acre. and by those who have no use
for it, and who could not to save their
lives tell how it came that somebody
at sometime became owners OF it. EV'
cry foot of this old footstool belongs
to the creatures planted on 1t, and all
the man-made laws under the canopy
of heaven can change this. Man Is en-
titled to all that he has done to make
! it better and more productive, but not
/ to the land.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-10
Hen Talk.

The poultry business has always
been looked upon as hard tunes
business by many thousands OF peo-
ple. When times are good and money
is plentiful the poultry business IS
looked upon by many as 'pln-moheE
affair. but when hard times threaten
or are at hand, when thousands 0,
peopIe are daily being thrown out OF
4 lob, then it is that they begin to
think OF taking up poultry.
Of all classes the poultry man mas
the least to fear from hard times. Inc
poultry business has never been on
better footing than it is now. 1t Is
the experience of all the years; the
lean years financially are the years
when the poultry business grows. lhlS
Is because. when men and women are
brought face to face with the proDa'
hilitv of losing their positions, they
begin 10 look around for some way III
which 10 invest their savings so that
it will bring in a profitable income
should the worst happen, and they are
thrown out of employment. NO pusi-
ness can be started on so small a capl-
tai as poultry, and yield a hVellhooo
for those who follow 1t.
II takes less capital TO get start
in the poultry business, and get II 'o
WELD an income for living expenses
| than any other business | know OF
without having previous experience
Where they are content to start at the
bottom. or in a small way, ana gro"
in the business, gaining experience as
thew grow, and profting by this eXpe
riepce and with due attention glVel
to their business, they will rarely tlnt
! it a failure. ....
Ponltrymen who have stock to sci
can find buyers now more readily thai
would be possible if every one Were
working and receiving good wages.
The average farmer is in position Il
get started in the poultry bushes
more cheaply than anyone else, as IL
has plenty of ground and often''me
house room that is idle that Nigh
lust as well be making him money
Statistics show that the farme
who always keeps poultry and give
any attention to it at the end OF tn
wear has a smaller store account ina
the farmer who does not