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NEW THRILL IN
Continued from FIRST P.S.,

This was the Mcnamara defense fund
The witness said.
Inc defense objected 10 every
question asked the witness on the
ground that IL was hearsay evidence
numerous objections Of this nature
were sustained By Judge Hutton.
RIIese Gompers Is Sought.
Ut inc cross examination OF Frank.
I'm. Attorney Rogers placed erss,
stress on the con-versations alleged IN
nave taken place between FRANKLIN
and two men. Watts and Stinemann
DID YOU say 10 Mr.. Stinemann|
asked Rogers. words 10 this cnect.
II Darrow Will give up certain evf.
dence that he has against Compnrs
ne viii be- released. but Gompers is
the man they want. because he IL the
mead OF the union and Burns wants 10
break that up. and Burns will get
Gompers before they get through
And didn't Mr. Sunemann ask Won
Why do they want 10 get parrov -
and didn't q say. oh. he has
been defending the unions and il a
prominent man on their side Didn't
Stincmann ask q where YOU go The
money for lockwood. and didn't Won
say. Outside parties had furnished
Dc. that barrow never gave YOU anv
money 10 fix jurors and didn't YOU
say then. after YOU had talked a.
some length about that. For Gods
sake. don't repeat his converse.
tion 7'"
81 did NOT. nor anything like g." re-
piled Franklin.
What did you tell him" was
asked
= told him said tho witness. that
Nr Davis had told mo De probably
could ro' me "a uifh tVo years that
I uonf home 90 Mrs Franklin and told
her thar n Q got 81 with two years
and served MI Time. which 7 thought
uas mF duty fo Do thar she would
he taken care Of hy Wr uarrow. and
Dor remarks fo mo af That time we're
ah1' caused wr fo change She said
Ilrrf. d admire Tho stand you are
taking ari q FFror uifh v1u or whaf
fHH have ea.f hlf ~ % bring one
dollar 0f f.Fh1reaf money into nv
house vII leave 0u in turuft.faur
hours ard 'fen b uher q quit
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EFS

The papers in an appeal case was
hled with Clerk Kingdom yesterday
from Squire J. G.. Marle's court. The
suit is styled Louis Bazees ".
Charles and Angelo Papulas. In the
squire's cour the plaintin was given
Judgment tor 81 and the defendants
took an appeal to the circuit court.
Last evening in the auditorium Of
the Young Mems Christian associ-
alton the st. Paul Brotherhood held
"A very important meeting. and was
largely attended. The meeting was
Of a special nature. having been call
ed BY C~hapline e. II. \ewland. for
h purpose Of considering several
very important matters.
Thursday afternoon al , o'clock
in the Nurses Home. the regular
monthly meeting Of the city Hospital
Alumni association will bc held.
Secretary Vim. SchwertfeFer has
mailed post cards TO the members
requesting their presence at the
meeting. as there will be an election
Of officers held. The hour is set for
three o'clock. 50 hat no other en-
gaGements will interfere with the
meeting Of the association.
ON Monday evening in the board
~ trade rooms. Of Shadyside. a mass
meeting 81 the citizens Of that place
was held for she cXprcss purpos Of
making primary arrangements for in
corporation. \ large attendance
marked the meeting. and was very
successful IN every respect. The
movement has been before the town
for "a few years. 10 try and incorpor-
ate the town and IL Is now definitely
known that Tho opposition has been
withdrawn and 60 is likely that the
movement Will boz carried.
-Boht J.. Futh'y. Jr. presided at
the meeting. and e number 81 ad-
dresses We're well received. and every
one present seemed Co realize that
% th. town were incorporated IL
would mean q bigger n better place
with police protection. and better
fire service. and 90 was no great sur
prise. when n motion Co appoint a
committee with power to devise "a
method Tor Incorporation was made.
There may D.. some changes
made Co the recently paved McCol-
loch street. as there seems 90 he
somewhat 81 a complaint as tn the
width Of the street az various points.
n is not likely that all the Demands
will Boz met with. but some may pos
sible De- granted. The street will ha
ono of the nrsst In tho CITY. and %
was badly needed. and Tor this reason
Dr. is desired that tho improvements
bc made. and Tor the prevention 81
accidents. which will ho liabl. at the
points whore tho street b. not as
wide ~ ~ other points
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city. after the closing Of the Univer-
sity, for the summer vacation.
Thomas Mccullough. a former High
school student OF this city. was a Wis
itor in the school. yesterday.
William Lopez. a student of Pitts
burgh University, is in the city spend
ing a few days with his parents. on
the Island.
Prof. f. f. Spanabel. will leave to-
he will spend his vacation. visiting
relatives.
c. X. knight. teacher in the High
school. will leave Friday. for New
Athens, TO visit his parents.
Arthur Hoge. OF this city. has Just
returned from Columbus. o. where he
has been attending Sterling Medical
College.
Raymond Emery. a student OF U.
p. is in the city. visiting his parents
on the Island.
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PARDONS
WIN BE sorght BY Others Convicted
In original Land Fraud casss
Prom Taft.

WASHINGTON. June I-The causes
when controlled President Taft in
Erantlng an unconditional pardon To
'niaru y. Jones. convicted in the
l|nlous Oregon LAM fraud cases be-
mat. based upon the same charges 80
-ntaL. ana improper methods by the
Mted state governments prosecution
country six years 20. applfcations o.
~ Itesldential pardon Of two other
zen are being considered by the de-
partment OF Justice.
rahkIln +. Mays and Hamilton II.
fiehdrlcks are seeking pardons on the
rounds that they likewise were de-
i,sd thelr constitutional rights. MAYS.
.luicted with the late Senator Mitchell
ald former Representative Hermann.
Nas convicted OF conspiracy and SEN
anu 10 paysa line OF 10000. Hendricks
sentenced to thirteen months and 10
Pay a nne OF $500.
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OHIO COUNTY DENIS
FAVOR CHAMP CLARK

"a moved that the election OF Miller ana
Edninston be declared unanimou..
which was carried Delegates Curtiss
ana Iakan were elected aiternates A
resolution was offered by Curtiss that
the delegates endorse Champ Clark al
baltimore. and a substitute that the
oeieEates De uninstructed. but Favorable.
10 Clark was killed by j. J. Conin. who
rose 20 the point OF order. and the chair
declared the resolutions unacceptable.
N tnat they had not passed through the
nahn- or the resolution committee. Be-
fore any further matters could he az,
up motion TO adjourn was passed
Edmlnston Is an avoNed CLARK man.
Nhlle Col Miller. though having de-
clared no preference, Is reported for
Clark. "
h vote cast follows.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS
HOLD RECEPTION

Last evening in the Kings
Daughters day nursery. on the South
Side. the South Side Business
Women's Bible class were entertain
ed with a sort OF reception by the
South Side Cooking club. which is
taught by Miss Gertrude Smith. The
young ladies of the class prepared
the daintily appointed luncheon, and
are TO be complimented for the
efficient manne in which the
luncheon was served.
The evening was opened with the
regular Bible class lesson which is
taught by Miss Jennie Thompson. Of
the Y. W. &. 4, and the rooms were
beautifully decorated with Japanese
lanterns and ribbons. making a
splendid appearance. The social even
ing was very much enjoyed by the
large attendance and games we're in.
terspersed throughout the program,
afOrding a delightful evening.
Vocal sole. ........ Miss wilma MYERS
Quartet. Misses Fulton. sta.h. show
acre. steele.
Reading ........ ...... Mics Helen R4uer
Vocal solo ..... ..-..Nls- Leah Fulton
Instrumental sole. .....L Lena HoNri.uter
Instrumental duet ......Sfa sisters
On Thursday morning az 10 O'Clock
the children Of the kindergarten and
their mothers. together with the
friends and members Of the Mothers
club OF the South Side. will meet and
take The trip out the pike 10 Hon.
" T.. Hubbards Lane. where they
will picnic for the day. There will
no doubt be- a large attendance and
n most enjoyable time Is anticipated
On Friday. the members OF the Sun
shine cIub of the nursery. will picnic
a. The same grounds. and a good at.
tendance Us expected.
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LORIMER CASE
Rests Until After National Convention.
Before Vote Il Ttken-

hSiiiNIIoN June THE vote Of
ing the election Of Senator Lorimer
OF Illinois. invalid will not be taken
-htli 1tter the national conventions N
itsotldtions now In progress betUeen
~ supporters and opponents in the
tHat' prove. The suggestion for the
meht was made to Senators
aid Kern today by Senator Dill
l"tnain' chairman OF the Lorimer com
Iiittee Mr. Dillingham; did not indi-
~ a purpose OF pressing the sur-
h.stinn. nut he pointed out the neces-
sity OF a FUN attendance. which a,
NouId ne difficult to obtain during the
great political meetings.
49, "pPosIhE senators acknowledged
" i"t,t OF the point but did not in
oI.ale thelr decision They are more
concerned about the vote before al
nultHt man about the exact date
~ pTopabIy viii fall In with the ma
,".nN and agree to let the vote go
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COAL MINERS

After two weeks ~ fruitIess labor
fhe miners and operators conference
of Eastern ohio adjourned at mid
niEht last riFht Co. rosume its Iarors
Hgain fh's murninE 80 tho 81. - r. a
n. A hail
A. fhe close ~ the r0nffrrnr. last
niEhf Tho miner Ind their employer
usrr na far from raarhinE on arrrr
menf rnnrernIns che rmntaf nf frr
sticky bottom aa ever before ard
there seems rn airu ~ either eide
Swing fr.
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TRAVIS TRAILERS

rfis rta1Irr .r fH. FI-sf christian
church 90 WHruaHf. frr Travis
Tra.rra .'.r uU H# Dol rfHrrr %
frr mrrHrs end a Inrra attendant
M rVrrrfHf rna nHra % frIa ..rh
ratf been fn fHIs .rurrr before ard
Harr maf urr arf since co.
a.rfa rr.I.a. m.rEr ooh. Boys
ratr been rfrmsrfr.. ORGANIZED rrf
orc fHinr ri greet rrrarrHI urrH
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KNOTTY TASK

double fHr rI~har Of allotted dele
ufra arr frn..r
IrH r.~Hr H. r"r.rafrf frrrnfaa
rr recorded fr fFr ..m-rfra .r
-r .. hfra rffrn f~e'rrnfrr
~ .H"..r .HmHrr
pernsY Ds s1ates on w.
wf o.. THH IfnHrrs that
fr -srf.r. T.rrra rf rarraFf
- Hrf Irrr .f Wassartuarffa.
m rara fInHrrrr aHer ffe com
'nr cork frrr uIu
rrTrrr.rfHI h. rrrrV flrInr fha
'H'rr as Nrrrrafrfafr Mar
'r u'msfrnf eu af fur senator
rars r sa'f s1 boz fhe leo mem.
rr rf ffr srna'r may return 90
W..H rr'rr
Chairman See uf the subcommit.
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\ lawn fete will be given by tho
young women OF Mrs. Wolfe's Bible
class. OF 81. LUke's Z. r. church. on
the lawn of the DiEby residence. No.
50 Ohio street. Friday evening.
Should rain prevent the giving OF
the lawn fete the affair VIII be held
in the basement Of the church. The
proceeds will be added TO the church
building fund.
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WELLSBURG GIRL
wins highest Honor in W~aahington
Seminary IN Point Of Pronoisnoy.

wAsIUNGTON June f-Nt tho
-stn annual snmmrnremsrf -rasHr Of
fre Washington seminary here TODAY
ffIaa Helen o. Carmichael % Wells
burg W Nn. ufH HHHrfaf fna prize
f.r rrsF.Irr-. in fra u.rs ~ fns
UHHur department nf ffa school
IUI. E 3D. r.rrf'" " s'H| .rr HuI
.fa uH~rer uaa Hrfrrr raH Hf IHUH
.. rfraf uhfrf uHa Hf'f fra Ia 81
Hu .r fHn rrFaar.H ." w.H.|H. |r.f..H
Miss HnrwI|HHfI ESQ wrrHr "f
fHf rfsna nf 900. Hr| . .s.rff aa ono
nf fTr mHaf rr.araf ~r ana On fHr
Hrla .H| IsrHrfmerf
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SUPREME coURT JUSTICES
70 PROSE GRAFT CHARGES

ATLANTIC CITY, y o.. June
Justice kaliarh auf A~rornef General
Wilson eili stsr prosecution ~ fhr
e~o-called Eraft cases opposed BY a.
t~rfirrs SIS made here today b.
Governor Wocdroe Wilson.
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tee on arrangements. today declared
that the committee would have 70
90 outside the New Emily 10 an that
position in the future.
My father vas the first chairman
81 that committee in 1850. said Mr.
New. lie was chairman Of % three
times. and ! have been chairman three
times. but ] am through with o.. They
vill have 10 90 outside the New FAINT
ly next time
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Tho wedding OFF Miss Rose LOTUS
y popular young lady of Ho.la.rp. and
Mr William o. Truas OF Shaf,a.da
VII tab" piac" af the 80 Johns Cath
Ole church in HeIia.fr. 40 O'Clock
This morning. and viIl Doc soIrmniled
by high mass Eos Father Wehrle
viii conduct fre ceremony Tho a.
pendants uiil ho Miss bessie Ham.
mel and Nr John Lotus. % brother
o. the brIdrfo De-
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Enaaasmsnt Announced.

The engage mont 81 Miss Anna IIar
re-. % south Bella rc. 20 Mr. Thomas
Murray. ~ Cambridge. has been an
nouncod. and tho marriage will take
place in the near future.
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will be present to enjoy the excellent
musical numbers. The following com
mittee is In charge. Bert Lowell.
Dale Boyle and Carl Marshall. An eX-
cellent program has been arranged for
the evening.
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EIks to Dance.

Wheeling lodge OF Elks will give the
second OF a series OF summer dances
az the White Palace. Wheeling park.
this evening. An excellent program
OF orchestra music has been arranged
and a good attendance Is expected.
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Announcement Of Coming wedding.

Copies Of the following invitations
have been received:
Mr.. Kate Rizer
requests the honor Of your presence at
the marriage Of her neice,
Marie D'Nalley.
to
Mr. william \. Yeager.
on Wednesday morning. June u.
Nineteen hundred and twelve,
At 2 o'clock
at SAINT Alphonsus Church.
Wheeling, West Virginia.
At home after July /. IeG Fifteenth
street.
Both young people are well known
in the city and have many friends.
Many delightful social affairs are be-
ing planned in honor OF the bride.to-
be.
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Reception.

This evening az the close OF the
regular Wednesday evening services.
the Ladies Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church will have a re-
ception for the new members Of the
church. a short musical and literary
program will be rendered. and dainty
refreshments will be served.
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John Welshsns. Harry Coyle. Charles
Jones. Carl Carothers. Elwood Cos.
tain. IRA Wilkinson and Master
Glenn Oldheld.
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PRELIMIHARY PROBE OF
BEEF TRUST oRDERED

WNSHfNGTON. June THE House
Judiciary committee decided in active
session today fo undertake o. preiim-
mary examination o. he beef trust "
The committee agreed f1 report the
l.dWards resolution calling Tor an TN
NcsuEauuu. but before doing 80 = pu.
Nate inquiry Will DO made.
The y q StuiEhts accept the ~hai-
.enEe or ffr o. o. As Tor Saturday
afternoon. June fsfa ar rafrnf
fridge park For further NOMINATION
call 1873 o. Tsu phone
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Gave Recital.

80
The pupils OF Mrs. aura NacGinnis
presented an enjoyable piano recital
az the Carroll Club. last night to an
audience that packed the large audi
forum. a large number 81 the per.
formers acquitted themselves in such
an able manner that they were com
PEELED TO respond TO Many
beautiful bOquets of flowers were
sent by friends.
The program as rendered follows
PART FIRST
Trio-Forest Home March. Stephenson
william smith. Louis Hoscnauer. CheS-
ter AlberS.
Piano solo-Oceau Pearl .DrumheIIrr
Nelle NeIhur.
Plano s~olo-ThrIwlru Kisses. Helms
Helm Hagerdprn.
Piano s0l0-~parkltug Stream . o.. Holt
AIrglulI Taylor.
PIANO Dlo-NitSper'ng- - Love. kiuEi.
AEues Campbell
Trio-Pard0rt March. ....... Drumheller
EmcIia Paul. Grace Werner Margaret
Mrrlanu1hun.
Plano HuIu-NIuIef4 ..... Helms
Mary Hughes.
Piano eolO-Soug ~ tine NermaIde. WEIR
Margaret Htfhet
Piano folo-R0se Leaf M~azurka......
Aurrsy McGinris.
Piano pnlo-Tp Nv Valentine. Kern
Madeline tHHUsE
ltHf" ."-Iu OH Mill stream MOulton
SHrt glsndeuIuE
Piano s"lo-Fa'Iing Water. Fieldhouse
nina Jasper.
F lpu Ifuuf ..... .UrumHellsr
Ruth Etce. Marie Zreiier. Ro-sbel clark
H'n.
rHs, p,.,,Je '' r,,,,.o,
Katherine r]HapIIne and bora Amss
Recitation Charlotte Russo
Kim ttSDr
IIano -aI1. Poet ari ps.ssrt sumo
Mari. Paul
L'fE List
Piano -a.. Nar. ~.y,
cora Hpv 90
f. umHs'Ier
Piano I'D. rr,f,
grt.. rIafInv
''''. colo "a-.rrIrr r.r'e
r r Hi
f.9ru a.. .fI. s-ra ,.s rr.....,
wsr.aI
fr, .
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Totals. .Iis5 SIMS s7HI 9O.I =
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and the fowls ought to get through
the winter without freezing. Frozen
combs and wattles are frequently
caused by the fowls getting them wet
while drinking. This may be pre-
vented by proper arrangement of
the drinking vessels.
Question A. Nc. f. Is sour, thick
milk good for chickens, little ones
particularly?
Answer: The older chickens can
be fed sour milk without harm. In
the case of young chicks it IS best to
feed it in the form of curd, when fed
in this way not to exceed quarter of
their ration it is good feed. Turkey
poults, especially, thrive on it and
can be fed larger quantity than
chicks.
Question: Is a very small egg the
last before a hen sets, or is it the
first after setting?
Answer: 1t was generally believed
to be the last egg before setting. but
poultry Investigators using trap nests
say that this superstition is incorrect
and that hen is just as likely to lay
one of these tiny eggs in the middle
of clutch.
Question: A. l.. G. Can you tell
me the cause of my hens losing the
feathers off the head and neck. [
have not found any lice on them and
they seem healthy enough in other
respects?
Answer: This is caused by the de-
pluming mite and you can see them
if you examine closely. They are
very small and light in color and will
be found at the base of the feathers.
Dip the fowls in weak solution of
any of the standard disinfectants. l
don't like to recommend one pro-
prietary preparation; most of the ex-
tensively advertised ones are good.
Or yon may make dip from tobacco
stalks stepped in water.
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Questions and Answers.

Question: H. S. L. 1 have found
several of my hens recently with the
egg passage protruding.
tried to replace it but could not
do it successfully so I have had to kill
them. Can you tell me the cause of
this trouble and if there is any cure?
Answer: The hens had ruptured
the muscles holding egg duct in place,
the rupture being caused by strain
while laying or attempting to lay.
There is no cure for such an accident,
which generally occurs to hens that
are over fat, though have known of
a few cases of this kind where the
hen was in seemingly perfect condi-
tions. My experience leads me to
believe that such accidents are not
common in f1ocks of young hens,
properly fed.
Question:: | have had poor matches
this season and am thinking of doing
some fall Matching. At what time
should fall chicks be Matched to be
most profitable?
Answer: This opens up ground for
quite serious argument. Many
poultry raisers will tell you that no
chicks hatched during the fall would
be profitable.
1 have fine, large ignorance of the
subject myself, never having hatche d
fall chicks in any numbers, but several
California poultry raisers who hatch
some fall pullets every year have
informed me that the fall Matched
puIlets pays, but not so we'll as the
spring pullets.
My recollection is that October was
their favorite month for fall hatch
ing.
Question. In a recent number of
The Ranch you spoke of the unpros-
porous condition of the poultry bust
ness. I had thought seriously of
increasing the size of my flock as l
have done fairly we'll with my small
flock of Reds, and Brown Leghorns.
DO you think it would pay to do so?
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Says the Editor Of Farm Poultry:

81 remember one man in particular
who came into the office one day with
an ad. that would cost him about
forty dollars for one insertion. Be-
fore giving it to the advertising man
he brought it to me to ask my opinion
about the form OF a statement con-
tanned in it, After giving him the
information he wanted. I said: 'Now
let me give you a little advice you
have not asked, and may not want.
You are undertaking to force sales of
stock out of season. From the breed
er's point of view it would be a fine
thing to dispose of the class of stock
it really does not pay him to carry
until it is called for, but as a rule
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Answer: One can't ignore a lady's
question, but I'd like to dodge this
one. My questioner seems to forget
that have lots of stock to sell, and
so may with reason be suspected of
having an axe to grind. I'll say just
this much; that have so strong land
| believe we'll founded) expectations
of better times in the poultry bust
ness that am raising for my own use
so per cent more pullets than | did
last season.
M. 2. w. Some of my early hatch
ed pullets have leg weakness, unable
to use their legs at all. Most of them
will still eat though they cannot stand
up.
Answer: Not easy to answer with
certainty. They may be too fat, may
have rheumatism from damp quarters,
or may be suffering from some form
of ptomaine poisoning. The latter
cause is possible even when fowls are
carefully fed and housed. A poison
ed rat carcas was recently unearthed-
in an advanced stage of decay-by
some fowls owned by a friend of
mine, and several of them gave up the
ghost in consequence. From what
ever cause leg weakness occurs [ have
never been able to do much for it,
except in the case Of young brooder
chicks so afflicted.
Question: l have d laying house
Ii feet by 16 with wooden floor and
open front with curtain, but it seems
to be cold house and some combs
were frozen last winter. If possible
to do so, | would like to make some
changes in it that would improve it
as | often read of open front houses
used in much colder climates success
fully.
Answer II your wooden foored
house is raised some distance off the
ground the cold wind passes under
meath the floor and reduces the in
side temperature. In that case board
up the windward side at least. Ii the
open front extends from caves to floor
board up lower two feet of it. Sheath
the back ends of house and place the
rOOsts we'll back from the open front
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POULTRYMAN'S CLASSIFIED

Column. Two cents per word each issue.
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We can start you with eggs or stock. Circular
free E. g. Vashus Kent Wash, 2-6tp
INDIAN Runner Ducks my specially. Selected
L from heavy laying strain Wonderful lay
ers of snow white. eggs. Booking orders for
eggs now, $l.25 per dozen. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. p Holding, Box 244, r. 2. Tacoma. Wash.
CIRCULAR FREE, of the best Buff and White
~ Leghorns, Buff, White and Partridge Wyan.
dottes, Black Minorcas and Barred Rocks
Fred A. johnson. 5I3 35th st Tacoma, Wash.
T EARNED'S strain Trap Nested White Leg
IL horns are the best egg machines. Stock for
sale at all times; eggs for Matching. Price list
free. High View Poultry Farm, A. E. Learned,
Prop. Des Mones. Wash.
GETTING eggs from unsurpassed laying strain.
- Thorough bred White Leghorns, Buff Orping-
tons and Barred Rocks CarDation Poultry
Ranch, G.. w. Rausch, Prop Kent, Wash.