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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
ANNUAL Y. NJ. {. A. RECEPTION,

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal College gave its annual fall recep-
ton last night to the students and
their friends in Raleigh. and their sis
ter schools.
The old time rule Of holding the re-
ception in the Library was roken last
night when it was held on the large
and beautifully kept lawn, which was
lighted by the laughing moon, n
from among the naples the Japanese
lanterns sent out their toy lights. Seats
with a passenger capacity OF three
or -four were scattered here and there
about the green.
From the small summer house
dainty cakes and lemonade were serv-
ed by four OF the cadets dressed in
White. From another point Of
the campus cream and cake was Sery-
ed by a number Of young ladies who
live near the college. Mixed with
these refreshments, JOY and laughter,
was the snappy music of the college
band. Occasionally a number of
"stags'' Jared the air with yells.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
lsn--iaI to News and Observer

rbarIotte. oct. 15.-Entering a
,,.,,s home at midnight and chasing
him away and then criminally assault
inc hi, wife ard escaping; and then
q rqeaine licnd ~wantonlE. Staying a
far4nseless negro woman, and az
tsmnr:7g t1 end his own miserable
I~vfsrence. is the criminal record of
tha county of Mecklenburg
during the last eighteen hours.
S~bouring tina. he would Stay the
woman on sight. a negro. Robert
Miller. said to have been temporarily
rr3zed with cocaine, ran into q small
sb8ntv where sat Hester Sewers, a col
aye3 woman. living in the suburbs, and
drawing his revolver shot the woman
dead ON h,r own doorstep. Miller
then rippc> of his dirty shirt and turn
ID the weapon towards his breast and
trti. His second aim, however, was
bad and he was not fatally wounded.
Bleeding trom the self-indicted wound,
the crazed negro marched to the mid
de Of the street and dared anybody
10 interfere, He held half q hundred
frightened coIored citizens at bay un-
ii policemen ~hurriedly summoned,
and took charge Of the
murderer and would-be suicide and
him Up for safe-keeping.
Another serious affair occurred in
the county last night when a negro
man. Charley Kidd, boldly entered the
home Of Rob Bell, and driving him
the woods with a drawn revolver.
IS alleged To have criminally assaulted
the wife, BrsS Bell. after which he
his escape. Kidd was located
BY officers today and arrested. He was
aly armed, but admitted his guilt.
de- will be given q preliminary hear
0g Monday In this city. All parties
negroes
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
ENDORSE SABBATH CLOSING.
Tabernacle Baptist Church faSse
Resolution as to State FAR.

Notice having been given by the
managers Of the State Fair that me
Fair grounds will be closed 10 me the
prblic on the Sabbath day. ana va
laws of North Carolina, when Loiou
Unnecessary labor on 'hat oaS'
forced within these
It IS moved that the aaro
- aSnraseion Of its hearty endorse
mant and commendation OF this &C
ton. .-ta5 nv the
Tabernacle Baptist c~onsresatioh
Raleigh on October 12th.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
Lived Zoo Soon.

DTTI9IFated Sunday MagaZine.)
Robin Hood and his merry robbers
nrest. This hold-up game is get
III on the blink" srowled the us
'"'5E happy Robin.
racHH|] sentiments exactly" said Friar
,'rh; lets hike to the citv and OMEN
I,,@at market?"
after ~ II larry a while" said Robin,
longer 'Iinhlhg; 1T can't be much
viii rI before the lumber interests
make us an offer for the forest"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
TAFT WILL HELP TEDDY.
VIII end Members of Cabinet to Take
Part in New YOrk Campaign.
(Ry the Associated

TBy tle NSSUCIdttJ ItEs'7
Beverly, Mass, Oct. 15--Presldent
Taft is going to do all he can to help
Col. Theodore Roosevelt win victory
for the Republican State ticket IN New
York This fact was evidenced here
tonight when it became known that
the President will ask tw DOR three
members Of his cabinet to go to New
York and assist in the campaign there.
Mr.. Taft, it is said, takes absolutely
no stock in the stories that have been
widely circulated that Col. Roosevelt
will oppose him as a candidate IN
1912
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
CHICAGO STREET. RIoY
the Melee PaFtic;natcd III hy Strikers.
Strike Breakers. Spectators and! Po-
licprnHn.
(By the Associated Press

chicago. Ill, Oct. l5.-Five hun
dred persons, including strikers, strike
spectators and policemen.
engaged in q riot in Halsted street.
between Nineteenth ana Twentietn
streets, this afternoon. Nine strikers
We're arrested, after being severely
dubbed. Five policemen We're bruised
and a number of others we're slightly
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
Wants the Earth.
(Rv the Associated Press

(By the AsSOCIdttu .r q
Cleveland. Oct. a+ated
lo ont IN IN d AID not wish to question the
thai he GU ont by President Ban
fobss gwen but 't tina. he still esl' i
that he should have beer erea oseed
With nine hits in the uch-o'se'
st Louis games
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-18
CRIMES Of TWO
VICIOUS NEGROES
ACooa;oe Fiend Shoots
Woman Dead
1HEH ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

oho,,oD Biredin" From Scif-inficcted
uour6 lie Held Half u Hundred
ycaroc, AT Bay-Anothcr Negro
chsries kiid, ChaseS Negro From
ris Home at Midnight and Grim
iraIy ASSAULTS His Wife.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
M'KINLEY CLIMBERS
WILL DEPART FRIDAY

Tacoma. Wash, April 30-All the
supplies for ,be Bellmore Brown ex-
pedition TO Mt. Mckinley were loaded
ON the steamer Portland here today.
The party. consisting of five men.
backed by the American Geographic
cal society. will sail for the north
next Friday The purpose of tile cy,
peditlon Is to climb Mt. Mckinley and
to make search for the records which
DIR. Cook claims to have left at the
top.
The party viii attempt 10 climb the
mountain from the south side which
as yet II uneyplor@d. The strength
of the mountain winds and flow OF
the glacial rivers win be measured
and recorded
The party includes Bellmore Brown
of Tacoma: Professor Herschel g.
Parker, professor Of physics of the
Columbia university: Professor Kuntz.
of Stevens university; Waldemar
Grass an experienced mou1tain climb
er Of Europe and Herman l.. Tucker.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01

~ Mcilcnry. lll, a woman answering
tho long distance telephone declared
the senator had a1ne out ana would
a"t hr back until afternoon. Repre-
sent'fiVc Wilson was said to have left
his home here as early as 1880 O'Clock
TINS morning To- go somewhere ON the
nortn side.
Lee O'Ncrl browne. democratic
leader cf The house of Representatives
az Springfield. shouted over the tele-
phone from his home AZ ottawa:
Remarkable. These charges are re-
markablc You gholld took This man
White up. | don't know him yer
well, but ! know his methods / don't
like 10 discuss them Mr.. White should
remember in making these charges
that ! hold and doubtless other mem
hers Of the assembly hold his notes
Tor small ann Innt touches These
ana som" other notes VIII help To show
what callber OF man tits makes these
charges
Il viii state flaty that never re-
eeivcd cr spent anything In behalf Of
senator LorimcE one way or the
other"
NJ Springflci Governor Deneen de-
clared that searching investigation
of the charges Is due the people OF
Illinois.
states Attorney Wayman sent for
Representative white in connection
with the latter's con fcssion.
1t II believed White viii be asked to
tell his story to the special grand fury.
"fdSred to report next Monday.
Mr.. Wayman was familiar with the
White allegations when he asked for
the grand Jury. and the other purposes
presumably include the hearing or
whites story
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
JUDGE SUGGESTS METHOD OF
DETERMINING CAUSE OF
SWcPE DEATHS.
COMMISSION ADVOCATED
Court Expresses Willingness TO Ap.
Point Body OF Scientists I oEsarine
Organs OF the Deceased and Deter.
mine Whcther or Not Poison caused
Characterization Of Power Raised.

Kansas Clty, April 20. Whether
poison caused the deaths of Colonel
Thomas II, and Chrisman Swopc may
yet bc determined by "A commission OF
medical experts appointed by Judge
l.atshaW presiding Judge sat the Hyde
murder trial
Provided II was within his power.
the court suggested ,at!:y 1, the at
tornoys in the ease he would u. Will
ing To- select several competent and
unbiased scientists to make an .nvps-
tlgation of the parts OF the v.soera
of the two men which have not get
been examined by the scientists en-
ployed by the prosecution The court
Will announce Monday whether 1t be-
lleves such action would be legal on
his part
Dir. Hydc's attorneys refuse To- state
whether this plan of procedure would
be satisfactory Ia them. They will
probably issue statement after n
consultation set for tomorrow. they
said tonight
Prosecutor Conkllng says he Is
willing that any commission the court
may appoint shall make an lnvestiga-
tlon. The offer of o suggestion by
Judge l.atshaw came after long de-
bate today over the refusal of the
doctors to relinquish parts of the
viscera Ia chemists employed by the
defense.
This demand preceded an indictment
In the case aud was made when the
organs were In Chicago. Judge Lat
shaw will also report Monday ON
whether he believes This testimony i,
admissible
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
VESSEL is LAUNCHED.

Kalispell. Mont, April 3O.-(Special.) }
The new Klondike the largest
steamer and the best built that ever
roated on Flathead waters. glided into
the river at Demersville Friday. her
owner taking advantage of the high
water to launch II at that time The
boat Will be completed after launching
ana viii he running on regular sched-
ule by May i5s
Not only the f'lathead. but all the
streams are rising as "A result OF the
hot weather OF the past week. and old
residents say water II higher than ever
before In April. Some Of the log drives
have already been started
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
MORE ARRESTS.

New York. April So.-Following the
raiding today OF two alleged bucket
shops II was stated tonight by federal
Inspectors that other arrests are to
follow and that several prominent
brokers not yet arrested are the real
object of attack.
The arrest of Frank Mailer. Of the
firm Of Morrison and Maier II was
said, Is the most important Ia date.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
BRIBERY CHARGES ARE MADE
AND BRANDED AS FALSEHOODS

Representative Smith, Mem
Der Of Illinois Legislature,
Declares He Was Paid One
Thousand to Vote for Will
lam Lorimer as United States
Senator, and That He Got
Nine Hundred as His Share
of a Jack Pot of "Slush
Funds" "---Lorimer Declares
Story Untrue.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
BUTTE THREATENED
WITH STRIKE MONDAY

Butte. April 80. Special butte Is
threatened with a strike. the indoor
electricians quitting work this evening
win The announcement that they VIII
not show up Monday morning for
work as their demand FOR So for eight
hours work has been refused by the
bosses enploylng electricians. The
preVlous wage has been $3.50. The
boss electricians assert that they can
care for all work that Is under way
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
WOULD REMOVE TAX.

Washington April 3e.-George T..
Green of Peoria. secretary Of the IlIi-
nols Mercantile association. told th.
house committee on agriculture today
that back in the eighties, he had dir
fieulty In selling white butter He
urged the committee 10 remove all the
restrictions on ole0nargrine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
SIGN ACRE EN- EN- T.

Cincinnati. April 30.--The Baltimore
x ONO Southwestern railway and the
members of tfe Brotherhood Of Loco
motive firemen ana Engineers en-
ployed on that road today signed an
agreement effective from April |, call
Ing for straight 10 hour day and
Increases the wages of passenger and
freight men 20 cents day. Men
working in the yards receive an In
crease OF 40 cents day
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
EIGHT iNDicTMEN rs.

Kansas city. April 3o-Eight mdlct
ments were returned against the chi
eago Alton railway by a federal
grand jury this afternoon on charges
OF having sold second class ticket.
from this city 10 Chicago with first
class ticket privileges.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
Asks No Money.

"He did not ask for money" con
tinued Mr. Browne, but the intima
tion was as plain as II II had been
In scare heads that unless money was
paid the story would be published. II
was my first intimatlon that he had
gone into the thug bus f2s.. I looked
at the situation from every angle and
at last concluded there was but one
thing to do-to ignore the letter and
It's writer"
WhHe was interviewed by District
Attorney Wayrnan today, but the lat
ter would not dlvulge the nature Of
the talk. white. however. Is expected
TO tell this story To special grand
jury next week.
White also says that he received
$500 more from the Jack pot" term
applied to general corruption fund
distributed at the close of each ses-
sion OF the legislature.
The $500, white alleges. was paid to
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
TO MOBILIZE TROOPS.

Paris. April 3O.-Twenty thousand
troops VIII be mobilized in the Bors de
Boulogne tomorrow as "A precautionary
measure In connection with the pro-
Ject"d May day mass meeting Of the
proletafat.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
WARSH|P CARRYING
REMAINS OF POET

Cope "--~ April 80 The Norwe-
glan warship Norge, which viii bear
the body of Bjornstjerne Bjornson 10
Christina moved slowly out of The
harbor today - the minute guns ~.
all the Daaish war craft In the road
stead doomed a salute,
Throughout the progress of the fun-
eral party through Denmgrs. royal
honois have been shown. The train
which brought the body from Paris
VAS mel by the highest stats, 0nt,ii
and ,D,fltary authorities
"A PROCESSION numbering
(orged the eorteSA 70
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
IOWA DEFEATED.

Minneapolis. April 3o.-By 5s TO 81
points. Minnesota university defeated
Iowa here today in u dual track and
field meet.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01

Chicago. April 90 Representative
Charles A. Whites sensational story
that he received $1,000 10 east his vote
for william Lorimer for the United
states senate and that he (WhittD
also accepted $500 as his share of an
alleged Legislative "slush fund" met
with general denials today.
Lee O'Neill Browne of ottawa. dem
ocratic leader AZ Springfield. arrived
here today. as did senator Lorlmcr,
both denying the use of bribes In the
most emphatic manner
Mr. Browne. alleged by White to
have been the distributcr of the Lor-
inner money, declared that white had
rushed into print because hc had
failed In an attempt to use his story
To secure hush money"
Robert Il. Wilsol a democratic rep
resentative from Chicago. declared by
white To have doled out the Jack pot
at st. Louis, joined the chorus OF de-
mails. Browne admits having been at
st. Louis al tn. time White alleges
the lack pot" was distributed. but
declares the democrats who had az
semhled there we're partisans oi
Brownies who wished to arrange n
banquet for him at his home town.
Browne according to himself frowned
on the enterprise Of his partsans and
the banquet was called off
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
U. S. SENATOR WILLIAM LoRlMER.

him IN st. Louis hy Robert r. wilson
also member of the legislature. Ac-
cordng t. White he was first ap-
preached 10y Browne on May q. 1909.
while the voting was going on for a
United States senator \ deadlock
had existed for some time. jrownc
asked white If he would vote Tor I.or-
inner ana White said he would pa.
$1,000 and share of the Jack pot" for
Whites vote for l.1rlmer according -
the statement.
ON the next day Lurimcr was elected
on joint ballot, many democrats vot-
Ing for hlih and White was Of this
number.
Had Large Sum.
white said Browne paid him $iOO
the next week AT Springfield Later.
In Chicago. white alleges Brown paid
him $50 and then $500 Al the time
he received the last sum. White said
that Browne had 5000 IN a belt
4 ON July Ia. Wiits iya bcln.t Wll-
son IN the Southern hotel iu ST Louis
In response Ia a telegram and received
$500 as his share Of the lack pot ="
White says he met other representa-
tivos in Wilson's room Just before he
received his money According 10
White there was general dlssailsfac-
ton among members of the legislature
he met in 81 Louis because he did not
get enough of the Jack pot" but that
was explained by the fact that $500
was lost to the Jack pot" because Of
the failure Of certain legislation To- go
through.
Efforts made early la reach SON
atCr L. rImor and Representative VIII
son were unsuccessful
At senator Loriiner's country home
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
A Lobbyist.

According to Browne, White was
formerly "A street car conductor at
East st. Louis and later ippeared at
Springfield as lobbyist in favor Of
labor bills Then he was elected To
the lower house.
White In his charges states that the
public might expect to hear him called
a blackmailer. but that he was pre-
pared for that. 50 he was willing to
suffer in order to expose corruption.
which he declared exists at Spring
field.
In the course Of an interview to-
day. MIR. Browne said:
Since became acquainted with
White at the last session of the leg
islature he appealed Ia me several
times for loans. saying he was In
debt. hard up. etc. ON three or four
occasions | let him have $50 or so for
which hold his notes. Finally his
borrowing habit became too common
and | wrote To him q letter advising
MIN To go To work and earn n living
like other people; even secured a
position for him. bat II paid only s75
and he refused Ia tawe IT, Then "A
coolnoss sprang up The next thing
to come from him was remarkable
letter. Ii ran this way:
81 have written a full story of my
experiences at Springfield at the leg
islature. Those who have seen II de-
clare that II II the best story the
world has seen. | wrote II for pub
llcation. I have used your name in
II with deep regret. for ! cannot avoid
IL and still set forth the facts. !
also have told senator Lorimer
about It,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-01
THE MAN

Who advertises m The Mis-
soulian Increases his business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
CHURCH HILL NEWS
tNews mn N
Hank. :assa

Beautiful decorations in which there
vas n mint Of tna apr oacniHg \ ME
TIDE, ana ii suMptueGs sfast lnclua.ns
all the o.icacIcs ~ the season. charas*-
Is rtzed the stag supper gwen ny MIR :
T. tteans in his handsome heme. ell
North Th4rty-arst street, Wednesday
evening. TIE Bi Theta sigma trater-
nifty OF the University College ~ Aedi~
clre were the guests OF honor. Mt.
Reams was assisted in receiving by
Messrs- Blackburn and IA.ick. OF
stanton, Va. and Johnson, of the Hoard
of Front Royal va. The members Of
the Eeta Chapter present ineluaed a. +.
clark, cf crezet,- j. r, McGiaugnertS, of
sprtngwood j. r. Williams and w. y.
MAIDEN, Of Richmond II VI. Surface, If
Eoauckr. s. +. otsY. of Melton. orr s.
H r. NJ Cecil, Of Pulaski, G. s. rat
terseh, If Lynehburg; II l. Stanley, II
Chatham and i. l.. Cooper, of Gaze
city. VA
Not IN recent years has there heen
such Il beautiful reception rendered an
incoming pastor ON the Nm rs was
given in the SUNDAY school room If
Leigh street. Thursday evening. in hon
er Of Rev and Mrs. J. :. Wicker, Palms.
ferns. potteG Plants and yellow car y
sapthe NUNS formed artistic decorations
Transforming the room into a bower Il
beauty. An arch of cverrreens had
been erarted 90 whiea the word Wei
Gene" was traced in yellow chrysan-
thenums. Tbe following program WAS
much enjoyed; selection by the Gtee
Club, con1rossed of Messrs. w. L. Smith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Ne Ws|ES TO DINE
IN XMAS EVE

The "newsieS' ~ Richmond are
To have a Christmes dinner.
Every white bog who sells or car
ries papers viii bs qualified IL enjoy
himself while getting AWAY With the
sandwiches, coffee. MIX, fruit, etc,
which viii be giveu tn4m.
The dinner viii Be served at noon
81 Christmas Eve nn North Eighth
street, near Franklin, street. This
hour viii net Interfere with the soil
ing az delivering Of their papers.
This will he the second annual din
ncr for the "neN sies. This year ii
is expected there will be larger
number than last, when near q hun
dred boys hroasat their appetites
along With them t. the feast.
Mr.. l.. l.. Farham. OF III North
Eighth street, who has been interest
ing himself with boys for Years. i
waiting on the citizens for contribu-
tons, and asks that anyone desiring
IL help To notify him by mail. when
h. viii eal ana explain The plans.
Mr.. Parhanl points with pride to
the fact that three Of the Toys who
last year eenled hopeless aTe noN
at work and doing wtii. an evidence
that ''NeWsi5s need q little tne5ltr-
agcnent OCCASIONALLY in order that
they MAJ gel ainne ia life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

H. j.. Loving, a student at Richmond
College, ana pastor CT Epwortn church
nas Uen unapta to continue MS wofE
.ar some tine because OF throat trou
hle he ls now at the nome OF ms
brother, DR.. j. q. Loving, in SwansBoro
VINO ~ heatiiig him.
Mrs Pau tuiIng. " no has been eS-
TT. tn.ly i'll at tue retreat, IL linproT.ns
Alsss Ruth nr,seol, VINO has been vis-
itne her utlcle. Mr. n. l.. i,rtscoii. 81
zoos South Meaeow street, nas return
ca home,
Mr.. Mullen, OF Powhatan street, is
very sick NAth pieur,sy.
Mss f.aa Wright. of Now jerseH, IS
the guest Of Miss .osalio Miles at me-
home on West Matn stteet.
MICS Tate and Miss Margaret IeaGt
have returned lo their homs IN Norfolk,
after VISITING frleUas Ia has city
Masters Charlie GAd Earl owens, vine
have been visiting their srandmot nef
Mrs Gilman, of ZOO W. Cary street
has returned,
Mrs Gilman. vino has been quito sick
in her hoinc, 2Ieo w Gerry street, Is I'M
proving, ~
Mrs. Marv Ga;ewoad. of 22ts ChaAin
street, * visiting her daughter, Mrs
a. r. Buchanan. OF Hewlett Va.
Mass Rachel Thompson. who has beer
visiting .lcr pc.ce. Mrs. Robert Moran
alt Vine street, has returned TO hef
home In Caro,ne county.
Mr. Cary Easley. WHO has been very
sick with fever Is slowly imrfoV,ns
Mrs. L4az.e Waldrop OF 'so3 aaneosph
street, VINO has been very slck Win
pneumonia. Is slowly improving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

Nestled ameng the Hanover county
hills f6ur miles frc I'll Glen Allen. IS
4 poultry plant that deserves men,
ton, as II IL up-to-uate ana practical.
IL Il owned and managed by l.. II.
swadner, VINO came here from Greene
county. Ohio. two years ago ana
bought the Clark farm" tbs. same
being part of the old 'Ninn" tract.
Mr.. Swadner had Kept poultry in
Ohio. but not to make a specially
OF IT. Like most pouitrymen who
go into the business for eggs. he So
lected the White Leyhorn variety.
Last year he kept 80 hens. and TREY
paid him net profit ~ eyer one
dollar per head. Much Of the time
he got as high as ga eggs Il day
Mr. owaaner keeps dry mash be-
fore his hens all the time and feeds
mixed grains in the litter ~ the5
have to scratch for ii. He also Keep.
oyster shells before them. He has
not been troubled with sickness. al
though he Is keeping In quite limited
quarters. He attributes this To his
open front houses. lie has an incn-
bator house built of concrete. blocks.
The dimensions Of this house are 2ex
10 with partition in the center
He usec the back part Tor incuhators
and the front for storage purposes.
He has three frairie State ineufsators,
with capacity II i,l0o eggs aud
Matched last sprin & about l.-oe
chicks. He sold many OF them as