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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26
RAINNAEER MAY Be TRIED
Tulsa County, OK, Farmers
Would Test Anything to
Get Moisture

Tulsa. Okla. June Zi Threatened
vith total loss bf ALL Of their crops
tom the DFoiracted dTouih Tulsa
county farmers are seriously eonsa-l
eFing the employment of J u MatI
lbews ng San Antonio, Tex, who has
Invented FaiB-makiBg machile}
which be calls the RaiBOlette, and
wbich he claims viii produce a show
ef ~ rain In from ten % twenty hours
at iriiling cost
Several wears ago sir Matthews
Nas Induced TO try one oi his rain-l
making mathines in Tulsa county /
aed he sueceeded IN getting a hgat
shower. according TO the statement
If several who Witnessed the test
His machine Is intended IN drive AMI
ar current upward az a velocity oI|
efahfp-one miles an hour BY ibisl
process the lover strata IF aimoa-|
04ere are mixed in such manner
IS t0 bring about condensation, tae
moisture of tae warm current being
condensed hg the coli npper etyA'a
sud preeipisated into RAIN
Mang THiaa county farmers Who
ordinarily would nav liitle heed 'J
aiIg NHeh hEeef ate ll,ita -
tG &ife asiFthf7- tiiat gtlAnA 49,, .,
Heeeea falt 2 sea' a
iletat ~ Z. at,bs ,sgc
ofe'it8 tslil't h"V'E Ne's ogsat
.soalee iass Naep @ e.5i,re
5be aaila. lipp, "s'en sss @r,~oa
-. -. ssrr,ors ana frueb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

lea8era would have II This bunch
2hs pant f0 get money no matter
how are as ignorant regarding the
morals of ihe w0fbipg man as they
5fe upon questions Of civic pride ana
virtue They ~ not know that ihe
ame tabor organizations (which they
tage siwavs fought and despisej) Ar
taught 10 loathe and abaor such lsH
associations They DO not know
That labof organizations have beeb
tie greatest factor ID The Rpb1ili-
1gg of civilization in The last twen
4hYe gear
TIE lines are dearly drawn You
are siihef for the mayor and police
officers whe have made iAis City a
deseeH, place 10 which NJ live, where
the law rs enforced, where taere ~
not saloon gambiing hnnge, of
house 0f prostitution, where graft
eFe and other criminals have no iD-
tluence, where neither casi mr. class
are ahoNa faFOrs whore the square
deal policy ~ carried out III TACT ss
WelI AZ Hi saegry; q y0i aFe fpr
M8a open town. Hhefe gran ant
egaftefs rgle and where every known
wee ls i0sicred. encouraged and pro-
tefted
pETE HANRAT'Y. Mayor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26
HAYWOOD ON THE STAND
Defendant In Sensational Dem
yer Murder Trial Pleads
Self Defense
fBy Associated Press)

ueaYeF Colo. iune 2 RAiHas 1y
5nage Greeley Wnifigrd ~ the iriai
cs Prank "a Man@o0d, charged misb
tAe murder 0l George E Copeland W
n esor Eoi0 plt shh ae snst iH A
ti4ht CORNER f3em which v wri&giea
0nlg wisa 1lanaliy
Henwo0a. testlsyias sn hia owa be-
haif. rec0uatea evensa piar 20 tHe
shooting and 2aa proceeding fo tgA
tlge Jury 81 threats made against ais
i.ie bF s. II tf0ayy Won PhHA tH#
s Lofts Nailouuiss @Bem Oaleeti0H&
bg she state NeFc sustained by t@
aff ga sne gr9Wu8 ihai tDuu4aiieH
tad not get been laid for snca eYi.
defce. The court held iaat snRle
O err aet on the part 0i N0a Fna
fBat made sell defense absolutely nee.
essafs mgat be shown
F0l.G ias ibe railing tne aeieHte
Temporarily took Hen@0od from tAe
nd ard called IT, n lrlcoene q
bellb0s sho testified tbst Won PhHi.
alter knoeklHe Henwod 60Mn stood
L fatlng Henwgo4 snd wllh aia
Tishs 4ea& his hip pocFef slt1
every Indication OF being about u
Hrii i gaH
slfs. II WI Springer testimony
#aS interrupted III almost its starr
bs h ruling ~ THE court Thar yle egE
senea as To what sle had toid Hen
uood rAgaraing his DANGER from Won
f'hul vas ant admissible Al that fiHse
This forced the defense N plae@
FleaWa0a On fhe staaS iu onler ~
form j basis fOr the Introduction o.
MA. Spflageys testimony Later
henno0a 0n file Sand sN1sian.
tiafed facts ID tne opening statement
.as hls attorney He told how Won
pAul had threatened his life and AZ
|ore time covered hiln Hiih gun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

rErE HANRAT'Y Mayor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Hae Been Dangerous n Guth
rte.

GNta4 fR%M A~@N @#ts6@s @A~ AA ~N*F
rte.
Jp tBe rlsht hag ~ tae iaht sime
Aet eaiekg b sliae III danger
BaekacHe kldnes daager
E0an Kidney pills at1 quickly.
Cure All digffe jag. dangerous hsd
hey Ills
Plenty "a evidence q prove tkfa
Mfs ) e. bartlett a24 East MsB
HHF s9eaaa. f#Afle. 0kla sass 4
aas troubled 3 great deal 0F a pain
and sorenes aero8 my kisnegs and
al times wY aaek aa 81 weak mat
could hardly Ecf around about
targs years ago fsoans kidney Pulls
were brought 81 mY notice by q quo
iic statement. given lu taelg favor ag
s neaADpk ! eof 8 supply 81 thls
remedy sf Wallace EfHs Store ana
iis 1se completely cured We WiH
almaga recommend Deans khsAeY
Pills wheH J nase se oNg@rttaiiK
fEtalemeat given n daRaarg lslaa 4
GOOD WORK
Mrs Bartlett Ma AnaAEHleN aH Jane
lal8 and she said NV fofmar
endorsement of itgau Kidaay Filis
stiii holds 90gd During g1e past
feNY seaFs / have remained An gg0H
ncaith and | therefore feel justified
III telling other Kidoey sufferers about
gnF experience
For saic ~ aEi dealers Price gB
cents Foster MilhuFu co. Buffalo.
New York sole agents fof lhe United
States
Remember tie nama Doan - and
take 10 other,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

HITS BACK
At CRITICS
ncAIesteT Mayor Says Recall
Petition Is Work Of Dis
gruntlsd Be0iIsggsTs
5rocIaI to lne ItNIY L.laner.

Special 10 the I3Hly L,'a0er.
de4lester. Okla, jane &c Mayor
aag Issued statement toll
we public IN answer to the recaiil
petitioners who are asking that bel
3e ousted ne rharges that toe petit
tlon Il the result of hig Sight on boot
leggeFs and houses of prostitution
which nc has been cleaning 0Ht u
McAlester bnt which certain ele
ment thinks necessary to The set
fire OF the city, and which element
BIZ after his scalp
The mayor does not mince words
Pc his arraigBmeut Of his ambushed
opponents and says exactly what hsl
means HIS statement follows.
no the People 0f MaAlesicr, Fel-
low citizeus
As Understand there is another
Mtlti0n being circulated foF mg reeali
aDG as have received quite 4 NUM-
Ae of letters of inquiry from eitlzens
atd newspapers over the state, ! ia
sne this brief history of my arts
since { have been MAYOR. and the
manner ID which III has been attempt
ed to use tae recall in iilis city
Iii my first proclamation to the peo-
s,fs,,;cnsl crr,.artinn .sc..fo4 tba
..,,-oi,io ~ e.atn a.ifa roh,tftton
efa 3og,.to ,d,rtoa tho enmstsss,sing
Ivy vast majority lt g not for rs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

HOT TEA 0n q Bot dsy @ 5iimn
ia4ng and refreshing, II tbe Tea is'
good THE ALTON GOODS Teas
are excellent and Cheap az sHc
pound.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

Mother Grays Sweet Powders fof
Children relieve Feyerishncss. Head
q, ho. Rad Stomach, Teethj0g Disor-
defa. move and regulate the BoHcla
Aid destroy worms Taeg break ap
Colds in "a hours Used by mothers
lof ~ years All druggists, 25c. sam
ple FREE Address A s Olmsted, ih
Roy. n. Z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

- ptncn. use ALLEiFs FooTEAsE
The aniisep'ic powueg 70 shake into
sour shoes Relieves bot, tired, acn'
irg. swollen. sweating feet oi all pain
ara makes walking a delight Takes
tae sting oat Of corns and bnni0ng.
Sold everywhere. 25e Sample FtthI8
Address. a Omsted. i.eisoy. n. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

We have made another great purchase. 1852
pairs Of Shoes and Slippers. They win be
opened up and placed on sale next week, Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-26

You ate MANY aeara behind ths
tiinos ig voB are n9f ualH9 TsIE ALI
TON GOODS pure Phosphate Baking
Powder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
,sm5'age An ,%ges,1f on Renea As Easter Millinery
Rear of Annex

Rear Of Annex
nave assembled the latest and choicest
assortment of imported pattern hats and
many equally attractive models of our
own deslgning-the prettiest styles ever
exhibited
And to economizing women our real
~ modest prices and splendid selection
of hats will appeal very strongly
30 and up to SIS for the popular models
more, II you choose to go higher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

fonge. Shaw. Doctors Dilemma: Snow
Gen, Basal Beliefs of Christianity;
wright. Great White North
french books-Ayenel. Mecanisme de
S we Moderne; Claretie, Vie a Paris,
1879 lie Pnge, Cafes Artistiques et Lit
SeSrinifesde Si, Paris; Maistre. Soirees de
SSweulsh-B1ursten. Odets LEX.
bennett. The Ghost; Orcutt The Lever;
Enaidren books-Browne Greece !,
66au,eHaS. 6au,. That Freshman: Goodal
rortugai' Hinkson. Ireland: Hip APP
proVoo Selections for Supplementary
Neadlng and Memorizing. arranged by
grades; vol; Kaler, Minute boys OF
neers; Pycraft. Annual Why Book: PYLE.
Story OF Sir Launcelot: Riis. Hero Tales
ol tne Far North: Thompson, Finland
estry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

sible way. We believe in making it certain
without any carefulness on your part-that
what you buy here will be of good quality and
sold for the lowest possible price. We believe
it is part of our business to see that you get
prompt, careful, thorough service in every Sc
lection in which you depend on the store
Stores are coming more and more to take
this view of their duty in the community.
Storekeeping is better than it used to be when
the Walker store first started out with the
principles which still stick today. The growth
of this store is sufficient evidence of public
appreciation of fair dealings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

rbousands of new Easter Hats will be
! next Sunday. Who cares to see the
|.ntieal styles they are wearing wher-
|ssr they goY
II Won would have your new Easter
h, different. distinctive and refined
E,Hop. and at the same time at prices
Hrsr than customary, come to the
|E,lker millinery store.
For this Easter week s selling we
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Sacred Heart Academy
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April S-The last school
period of Tuesday was given over to the
reading of the monthly averages The
Rev. 2. NJ Cushnahan presided and pre :
senled each young lady with her report.
adding thereto a word OF commenda ton
or announcement as the occasion re-
CURED. Along lines of strict marking
many improvements were noted as COM
pared with previous months At the
close OF the note distribution, Father
Cushnahan gave an earnest. inspiring
talk to the young ladies on the proper
employment OF time, proving most CON
cusively that the habits formed while al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
SCORES OF MYSTERIOUS
DISAPPEARANCES UNS0LVED
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK. April s.-The annual re-
port Of Police Commissioner Cropsey set
forth that 2857 males and ITO females
were reported by relatives and friends
10 be missing during the year. OF this
number a total of RS were not found
during the year. 43S of the unaccounted
for heiug men and 267 being women.
or these 525 were residents OF Manhat-
tan. the Bronx and Richmond. Most of
the disapDearances were recorded from
Manhattan.
There were 17O6O1 arrests during the
year In New York. 122.2S7 OF the total
having been made In Brooklyn and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

This store has stood for fair dealing ever
since it started, many years ago We have
always believed that we have no right to play
sharp in any transaction-no more right than
has the bank with which you deal
We believe it is unfair, for instance, to
make great noise in the newspapers about
some line of merchandise without having the
goods in the store to back up such advertis-
ing-though that sort of thing is commonly
done. even yet
We believe it is part of good storekeeping
to safeguard your purchases here in every pos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

school will be the life companions OF fu-
ture women, and speaking convincingly
OF the Importance of spending every min
ute well.
The classes in physical education
chaperoned by their teacher. Mrs Belle
5. Ross, were instructed and entertained
In charming manner last Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Louise De Leney OF
the University OF Utah, who gave an en-
tightening talk on dancing. showing It's
interprctative power and how 1t may be
partially correlated with history The
illustrations of assertions as furnished
by Miss De Laney. We're aesthetic In
deed, and the pupils are more thorough
ly convinced than ever of the high stand
ard that may be attained In this art
when II is true art
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

The Zimmerli underwear is the
best in the world, They are made
under the best sanitary conditions.
Nothing but the best materials en-
tor into their construction, and
painstaking care makes every bit
of the finish,
They show many special points,
such as the band crocheted or
square yokes, the shield empiece-
ments under the arm, the special
lap-over to the backs of the COM
bination suit and the tights, the
County cut in both vests and
combination suits. the character of
the lace used in trimming even the
very tapes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

Bronx, There were 46o permits issued
for the carrying OF pistols.
The records of the coroner's office
show that twenty-four homicldes have
since January l.. 1911. This is at the
rate OF about two week-not. perhaps,
an excessive ratio. considering the popu-
lation involved and its varIegated char
acter.
The figures gain interest from the per-
centage OF arrests TO homicides. There
have been but nine arrests In these
twenty-four cases. Three of the muir
derers implicated in the homicides COM
mitted suicide. In the remaining twelve
cases nobody has been arrested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
' Books for Library

r.,,or forty-eight books will be
ie0t,ho' ,ho Public library Monday.
" G.,.olls-American Library asso-
r:.auevi pnnori Annual Meeting, 1910;
'r nnssling OF Pegasus; Bergson.
b pr.nlmtion; Clement. Handbook
6r i,an symbols; Fowler. Greek
itnpIs." Gorton. History OF Medi-
tsocf5! Gregory. Physical and Com
y 'Vcl;, 'Vcl;,eocraphy; Hearn. Japanese
y usnderson. Interpreters OF Life,
ss ,nn mr" NV Friend the Indian;
} 1snIH inland Seas: Miss. Historical
vM Proceedings, . VOL: Play
,suoaa oaa.sociation OF America. Course
=. ~ Teachers: Robbins, Poems of
sv. iv Romanes. Charlotte Mary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
15c Huck Towels, lie Each.

15c Huck Towels, lie Each.
Linen mixed huck towels, SIZE
l7y3S inches in plain white and
with colored borders. Hemmed
and ready for use. Worth lie each,
special, each ....,...'''- llc
2oc Huck Towels, 15c Each,
Heavy quality burk towels with
hemmed ends, size 1896 in, PLAIN
white or red borders. Worth zoe
each. Special, each. ..,..,',.- loc
12Kac Bath Towels, &c Each.
UnbIesched bath towels, size ~
x3S in, with fringed ends, sell reg
ularly l2kc each, Special, each 9c
15c Bath Towels, lie Each.
White bath towels with hemmed
ends, size l6x34 in. Worth Ioc
ench special, each. ......,,'...l llc
soc Bed Pillows, Asc each
Bed pillows, filed with sanitary
feathers and covered with good
quality fancy ticking. Worth 6sc
each. On sale, each, 4sc. WASH
Goods Section.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

~ y liable Linen, Special 81 yard.
Ai'e table damask, 10 in. wide.
! make, in different patterns.
s'Oa wearing Irish damask that
s 'ss rctails at $I.25 yard On
''''Sl sale, yard. ..... 81 90
w.. .a0ls Linen, Special 69c Yard.
iayvv' v'c table damask, 81 in. wide.
/ |hheual aliSll made in four excellent
ma G Regular selling price s5c
on special sale, yard CSC
- - Oauask Napkins, $3.50 Dozen
ld,S d,S.aehed damask napkins. fine
lss, a,ake, size 23x23 inches in
pslit. patterns. Regular 1926
'' special, dozen -. SO. so
10 Napkins, $500 Dozen.
ts ~ quality Irish aamasIs nap
Y NV NV z2x22 inches in the good
,has =, drop pattern, sells reg.
|e., - sa.15 dozen, special, doz-
''''.-.......,.. ,S3. .00
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion Of
a little want "ad' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000. Ind. $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

Here are a few citations OF zim
merli underwear.
UNION SUITS AT $500 AND
S3.75.
Low neck, sleeveless. finest Isle
in plain and dainty band crocheted
edges.
SILK UNION SUITS, $500 AND
$3.50.
Fine sheer weights,
SILK VESTS, $3.50, $3.50 TO $500
Sleeveless styles. Various weights
ranging from the heaviest to the
lightest and finest qualities.
sHEEREsT OF LIsLE VESTS,
s1.oo, s1.5O, $500 AND $3.50.
Dainty and lace trimmed effects,
also various styles of fine merlnos.
Same weights in TIGHTS. S1.75 to
S3.75.
KNIT CORSET COVERS.
In all styles of fine cotton, S1.25,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Noteworthy Sale of Table Linens,
TozCeIs and Bedding

lhE LINENS AND TOWELS ARE ALL WALkkit
ANDARD The beddings sanitarythe best that could
0and at the price-the kind and quality expected at
Walkers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Fair Dealing and Store Ethics
The Tendency OF Business Ethics Is Upwar

TIC IenUeNCV E5HS1He3S ETHICS IS OpW0TU
People coming hold strongly that there ought
Of ethics social another
The quare dea becoming the ideal todaynd the cunt
wi forit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Women'S Summer Swiss Underwear
Dainty and i'm Full Variety

Just arrved-a shipment of spring styles OF the famous
Zmme Swiss underwear crisp and garments that Will
delight the heart Of the dainty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Summer Silks Specially Priced
StriDed Satir1S and MeSSdIirleS


full line Monday third
Meame kinds blue
whtebac and wewhie and line and white and
others regularly sold for Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

variety, the extent and the notable values i
covers, drapery fabrics Of the most desirable 50
usually cost The showing is unusually broad
So to $3.50 IRISH POINT CURTAINS, "a. .25
PAIR.
An unusual sale of So pieces Of white Irish
Point curtains, yards long-real st. Gall
wish to discontinue. Qualities sold from Ss
to $3.50 pair, to be closed out at, pair s4.25.
$3.50 FIGURED scRIM CURTAINS, s2.e5 Pr.
Figured scrim curtains, 3 yards long, on
Arabian grounds in nice variety of patterns
and colorlngs, suitable for every room. Regular
price $3.50, Special, pair $685.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

rs for 81. rs q Pair
her great day Monday-and deserves it by the
has to offer New curtains, portieres, couch
rt are priced much under what such qualities
and complete.
CROSS STRIPE MADRAS CURTAINS AT
REDUCED PRICES
Madras curtains, yards long with stylish
cross stripes of different colors, to be closed
out at the following low prices;
Regular $3.50 to 50 qualities to be closed
out at S1.95 pair
Regular $500 qualities to be closed
out at .......... ,S145 pair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25

the two old cronies in Australia got
tired OF doing nothing; they got hold
OF the Pandora, tiny yawl, and start
ed out for TO look about and for
TO see." Their aim was TO 90 ahead,
no matter where they landed. When
they sailed into New York bay one
night they only knew they had hit
North America; whether the port was
New York or Charleston, they could
not tell and didn't care. They sort OF
"callate"--that's what seamen most
ly do-to get around the world. some
how and by May, OF 1913. II every
thing goes well, they'll sail back
home, to the port at Bunbury, ON
the west coast OF Australia and SIT
around there until something else
turns up.
Sea folks live until the ocean gets
EN-" said Capt. Arapakia. IF sea
farm folks could only keep on the
ocean they'd live forever. Ne and
old John Blythe, my mate here, are
both over 10, and we're so healthy
that tn only way to finish us would
be to hold US under water on the
bottom Of the ocean for q week OF
40"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-25
ENGLISH WOMEN GOING
IN FOR CHICKEN FARMS
Fashion Set by Queen Alexandra is
Finding Great Favor Among the
Arlstocracy.

LONDON, July 25.-Of recent
years society iadies have taken =
great interest in poultry farming and
have proved themselves capable OF
rearing fowls Of very fine type. Al
the big shows held throughout the
country very often the chief exhibi
tors and prize winners are aristo
cratic fanciers who personally attend
to the preparation Of the birds for
the exhibition pen. 1-si4~
Queen Alexandra Is responsible for
first starting the vogue for. chicken
farming. At Sandringhams her majes-
" has some Of the best sblrds In the
world, few Of these being Of Dutch
origin. There is still a keen rivalry
between Queen Alexandra and her
brother, the King Of Greece. In regard
20 white "Sllkies,," the prettiest OF
all the Inhabitants of the poultry run
Some OF Queen Alexandra's most in
innate friends have photographs OF
her In which she Is seen wearing q
white apron and feeding her favor
ties.
Lady Derby is another great fancier
whose name Is well-known at the
shows. She raises orpingtons. OF
which she has the finest collection
In England.
The Countess OF Craven has spent
quite a little fortune on her chicken
farms, and there Is scarcely an aris-
tocratic chicken family in the world
OF which she has not specimen. Al
the poultry shows she, too, is promin.
ent '..