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Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
PfYI Reinstatea.

NEW YORK. Dec. b.-Montgomery
Pfyl, a left-handed first baseman. was
reinstated by the New York National
league club today and released to Chat
tanooEa OF the Southern associa tion
Pfyl received trycut with the Giants
four years ago and later jumped TO the
California outlaws He applied recently
for reinstatement.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec l6-Directors Of
the Southern Association OF Base BAH
clubs held their annual meeting here To-
day. and re-elected officers OF the a..
sociatioa. set April l6 as the day OF
the openin6 Of the 1914 playing season.
selected q committee and disposed Of
matters of minor routine business. The
re-eiection OF officers. headed By Judge
W. ~. Kavanaugh Of Little Rock a.
president, aas unanimous.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
EDDY Dsfeata AIcwhinney.

q. Eddy defeated r McWhiney IS 10
OF the thFee-eushiOn billiard tourna-
Of the the threeicushion billiard tourna-
ment being held at the Q Canaan
billiard parlor. Eddy played IS TO Nc
tuesday nizht H. Gideon plays Robert
Williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
10 PIav Aaas-sea.on oams..

BOSTON, Dee M--The Boston Amerf-
cans ana the Cincinnati National League
teams viii play two ante-season's Ranaee
u cinesnnah. April II and u. II was an
nOnnced neFe today.
ICIniy five Of the thirty or more players
on the Red soK reserve list have sIsned
- fpr NEXT season
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
Take Warming.

Don't let stomach, liver nor kidney
troubles down you. when you can quickly
down them with Electric Bltters. Soc
For sale by all Observation-Disclosures
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17

los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. t5.-IAach
C.ross ~ New York and Bud Anderson
Of Medford. ore, lightweights. signed ar
ticles of Agreement today for q twenty
round bout on New Years Gay, at the
Vernon arena.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
ParteII % Co Thira naE.

Hugh Jennings manager OF the De-
trolts. says that he win assign Bin Pur-
trolls drafted Purteil FROM Jersey City.
where he played good ball last season
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
Eirhf 20 Draw.

CANTON, o., Dec. lb--Johnny Dundee
of New York and Johnny Griffith. Akron
lightweight. fought twelve rounds to a
draw tonight. The bout was a hard
fought one. each fighter landing hard
and often.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17

OHIOWA, Neb., Dec. l6-tSpeclal lin
a slow game OhloWa defeated Tobias IN
a basket ball game Saturday evening, &
10 So
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
DEMAND SENATORS
PAY ATTENTION
TO PUBLIC
BUSINESS
Hot Little Roast for the Alb.
sentees Who Are Making
Nations Chief Legislative
Body q Joke.
LEADERS BOTH PARTIES
JOIN IN PROTEST
my Leased wire 10 Evcninr Herald. !

rI8y Leased Wire 70 Evening Herald
washington, Oct 2t.--Dcmandn
that senators either resign or 60 to
work." that absent members be
brought back 10 washington BY the
use OF ANY force that may be nee
essary." and that "the miserable pre-
tense" Of trying 10 do business with
out n quorum be ended. marked tho
opening Of todays session OF the sem
ate
Leaders Of both sides Joined In the
demand that the farce OF recent
senate proceedings be ended. sena-
tor Lafollctte, leading the fight for
the enactment Of the scaman's bin
began the attack on senate abscntoos.
but Il was taken up and vigorously
endorsed by Senator Kern, Demo-
cratic leader, and by Senators Borah,
Cummins, Republicans. and others.
Senator Cummins said the body had
allowed itself % get nto a "humiliot-
ing position ana Senator Borah add
ed that members should be kept IN
washington and compelled 10 take up
many important subjects put OF.
II am In favor OF the exercise Of
all the powers az our command to
bring quorum here" declared Sem
ator Kern, tho DEMOCRATIC leader.
III would be most unfortunate for us
10 surrender 10 the ahsentoos and
give up work II would be a confess
sion 10 the world that the senate was
unable to carry on the business en-
trusted 20 f."
His figures showed 81 Democrats
IN Washington and II absent, and ~
Republicans in Washington and Is
absent.
A double roll call brought In only
So senator's, and sergeants az arms be-
gan 90 scour Washington for alb
sentces.
Later all senators we're tclcgraphcd
10 return TO Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
JOHNSON Is TAKEN
TO INSANE HOSPITAL

Arthur Julius johnson. the motor
cyelisl injured al the fair grounds n
little more than "a week ago. who has
since become insane as a result, was
this morning taken 10 Las Vegas
whore he win be placed IN the state
insane hospital Johnson was under
care of Gregorio Romero. a deputy
sheriff Ho was ndiudged insnnc
yesterday, the complaint being made
by his wife. Mrs. Clara johnson.
Johnson this morning gave signs
OF a returning memory he declared
that he remembered that hc had
been in race and that he did not
know what had happened To him then
or since. He realized that there was
"a gap in his series of events and
seemed to try 90 remember what had
happened, he was not at an violent
this murning. Hope Is now expressed
for his recovery at AN early date.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Chicago, Oct. a1.--'Actual earnings
~ the Atchison. Topeka a Santa Fe
Railroad company for the fiscal year
ending june 80, we've tzz.fss.7Ss, &C
eprdinE 20 the annual report made
public here today
The report win be submitted 20
the stockholders ia their annual
meeting here next Thursday
Tho actual earnings were an In
crease Of s2,4saasa over those Of
1872.
The report shows total operating
revenue ~ tl1s.s9G.a5i. On Increase
~ tp,i5S.s20 over last year. opcret-
iisg e4peases were $77.642sai ~ Sc
368.3a2 over tho previous year. Tho
amount paid Gus n dividends WIS
Sfe.iog.fTR there beng dividends Of
9 per cent on preferred stock ana 6
i,er cent on common Stack
The railroad carried ss.6Gt.C1f
toms Of freight. an incrSase for the
year ~ 3.3aI. z27 toms. Il corried 10, .
sls.45s psssenseFs an increass Of
b27,75f.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
ENGLAND REFUSES
TO COMMIT
HERSELF
Declares II Best to Leave the
Situation ia Mexico Alone
Until Result Of Election Is
Known.
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
HAS LITTLE SATISFACTION

my LEASED Wire r. Evcnine Herald. j
London. oet. 2l-ln his discus
sion OF Mcxitah affairs with che
American Ambassador. Walter H.
Page. yesterday Sir Edward Grey de.
ciined 10 bind the British government
90 any particular policy after the
elections ID Mexico. The British at
ttude. according 20 Sir Edward Grey.
is that matteTa should be left alone
untii after the election and that fu-
ture action should be based on the
result.
Conversation between the two
siatesuen otherwise brought oat the
fact that tho views 81 vac British
and the United states largely coin
cided and that o0th were DESTROYS o.
a settlement which would assure per-
manent peace Ia Mexico,
Ambassador Pago explained 90 the
British foreign secretary az SOME
length the policy Of the United states
and Sir Edward Grey tn reply polnt-
ed out thas nothing thus far had Oo-
curred 10 change the British view
that recognition OF the provisional
government la Mexico was the correct
policy.
HE pointed cut that the British
government naturally desired TO sup
port President Wilson In any action
ne might take looking to peace. az
the same time giving consideration
90 the immense British interests in
Mexico.
rhe action OF sir Lionel Garden.
British minister to Mexico, was not
brought into question by the Amer
,ean Ambassador. but Sir Edward
Grey explained that he Was simply
carrying out the British policy OF non
interference pending the elections.
Germans Must lic Released.
Washington. oct. 2i.-Without
waiting Tor the German government
10 ask about lis forty three subjects
said to be forcibly detained in Tor
reon By the constitutionalist general,
Villa, the United States through
Charge o'shauehnessy In Mexico city
has made representations to the
Hueria government. experimenting
those made By Emperor Villains
representative, VINO demanded pro-
lection for the prisoners.
Consular Agent Carothers at Tor
reon was likewise instructed 20 treat
with villa In behalf OF the German.
British, French and spanish subjects
detained. Il IL reported that villa
has been holding the foreigners In
the city TO prevent federal attack.
officials here today said that proba p
bly, not more than half a dozen re-
main In the boleagured city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
FIENDISH SCHEME
or SCIENTIFIC
MURDER
Colonies of Germs Found by
Postal Authorities in Mail
Addressed to Wealthy WO-
man.
10y Tcnscd Wire 20 I1,cnlns ncrnI,l.

lBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Chicago, oct. 21.-Chcmlsts en-
.ployed by the postal authorities dis
covered today colonies OF germs IN
In letter sent to oxtort money from
Mrs. Frederick Steele. a wealthy su-
burban resident. The letter warned
Mrs. steele that Il contained two mill
lion malignant bncilli with which she
was infected by opening Il and de-
mandcd a sum ~ money In return for
a supply Of the only serum that could
cure her. Indications Of the pres
.ence of germ culture were found
by the government chemists who.
however were unable 10 state the
nature ~ the disease they might con-
vey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
Textile Workers IN Session.

Philadelphia, oct. 2i.-Routine
matters largely occupied today's sos-
sion 81 the convention Of the United
Textile Workers 81 America. Charles
=. Miles n general organizer OF tho
union IT, an address told of his work
in forming unions In different parts
of the country. lie scored the Indus
trial Workers of the World for max
ig misleading statements" and blam-
ed that Organization for the loss OF
strikes. Among tho speakers who
are expected to address the couven-
ton rs Secretary % Labor Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
PERSONALS

Attorney John Franklin Of Nl Paso
spent the day In Albuquerque on bus
moss before the probate court
G.. q. Mnrdorf. cashier of the Am
erican Trust and Savings bank ac-
ompanied by hts brother g. @. Mar
dorf. OF pittsburgh, Penn left yes
terday on a hunting trip ln the Je-
moz mountains.
T. %. y. r. will meet tonight NJ
O'Clock Bv order OF the president.
Albert Fuhor. secretary
Mrs. 4. Grunsfcid returned ycster-
day from an extended stay la Cali
fornla.
u N. Bisbee and 4. W Henry
Santa re officials. are here today on
business connected with the new
shops.
Colonel U r. Twitchcll solicitor
Tor the santa We. Is here today from
his headquarters al East Las Vegas
attending 20 legal business before the
federal court.
Charles l.. Day Is "A business visitor
today from Gallup.
h. Leyba, "a well known merchant
OF Pena Blanca, Is here attending to
business matters for few days.
W. ". Goebel aud Mrs. oscar G0e-
bel. are visitors from Belen today
w r. White, transportation in
spe rtor on the coast lines OF the SAN
IA Fc Is here today on one OF his
regular visits.
T.. r. Frawley postoflice inspoc-
tor with headquarters at Pueblo. was
"a visitor here last night.
II. :. VanSlyck, livestock agent for
the Santa Fe Is here attending TO
business affairs Tor "a few days.
v s. Hall left this morning for san
Marcinl on brief visit
The regular meeting of the WON
ems Relief Corps viii be- held we'd
nosday afternoon al q 80 la l. %. o.
r. hail. An members are requested
Co be- present. Lunch viii be served.
All comrades ana their friends are
Invited.
H. r.. Reinhart. "a forest service
official stationed on the Daul nation
al forest, Is In tho city today on scry-
ice matters.
A. A. wynn. lumbcrman for the
forest service leaves tonight 10 mark
timber on the Romero timber sale in
the Manzano mountains
John G.. Spears returned last night
To his homo at Gallup after % day
spent here on business in connection
with the Richter case decided In the
district court this morning.
A marriage license was issued to-
day 10 Elfogo Lucero. OF Chillii, and
Cora Hydcr of this city.
Mason } Kelly, cashier Of tho Sill
Nor city National bank, spent the
dag In Albuquerque. Mr. Kelly was
summoned as "a member OF the Unit
cd states petit jury but was excused
from service
DR. T.. II. Chambcrlin. recorder at
Ballut Abyad temple of the Mystic
Shrine, returned last night from SAN
ga l'e where he attended the Masonic
gatherings last week
state Representative Marcus @. de
Bacu. OF Sandoval county o. IN Albu.
querdue ON business before the Unit
ed states district court
Members of Albuquerque lodge No.
80, Frntornal Union ~ America. arc
requested 90 meet tomorrow after
noon az o'clock ~ A. q. q w. haN
10 attend the funeral OF Sister schroi-
hor. Conveyuncos win be- provided.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
PAPE STANDIF0RD
STILL IN HOSPITAL

Pape Siandlford. the ice wagon
driver. who was hit over the head by
a poker in the hands OF Evy Reid, Is
stiil in the hospital where NJ Is doing
nicely but Il will be several days be-
fore the Injured man viii be able to
DO out. Reed, the assailant. II In the
county JAIN Ia default OF $1,000 bail
II 10 understood that Reid claims
Stamford slapped Mrs Reid and this
IL his Justification Of the assault
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
MURDERS WIFE OVER
TRIVIAL QUARREL
ny Lcnsca wire 10 layenlne Herald.

NY leased Wire Go Evening Herald
Boise, Idaho, oct While e
= walking along the street with
= bis wife ana sister here today.
= Glen Wurdoll, prominent real q
= estate dealer drew revolver .
= and shot his bride of six months =
= through tho head Then. ox-
= claiming. "What have donc?" q
= ne turned the revolver upon .
= himself and sent "a bullet .
= through his heart. .
Mrs Wardell died while be- =
= inE taken to tho hospital A. .
= FAR us known they had been liy- .
. ing happily together a quar- .
= rel over "a trivial matter II is =
. said, led 90 the shooting o
= S%~@ANNANA0e0s&A4A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
SHORT SESSION OF
PROBATE COURT TODAY

Judge John Baron Burg Of the
probate court he'd "A short session of
that body today attending Co matters
in connection with the Greenleai
estate. Tho executor wits author
lied 10 turn certain household goods.
etc., over "a the widow and Co pay
her regular allowance. se,'rul ace
counts against the estate were al
lowed
Court adjourned 10 meet Novem-
Der 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Washington, Oct 2i.-In conncc-
ton with the fifty per cent increase
.of the customs duties on imports into
Mexico. General Huerta, seeking to
obtaia ready money. has offered to
allow importers ten per cent dis.
count on certificates good IN pay
ment Of such dues II they are issued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21


THE FIRST a. the crlnalnai cases 70
~ heard at the current term Of the
district court woa heard thsN morn
lnE II was that 81 Jose Garcia. al
legged 10 have committed aneoult with
intent 20 MI upon the person o. re-
ilne uriosle N Earelas on June %.
FFom tho testimony on Trieste this
afternoon e appears that Garcia
struck him with his fist whcn they
ulSt q tho rear door Of a saloon.
Both ara Young men and have had
ircuoie with each other before
A Jury was secured TO Try the case
shif morning n f. composed Of PEE
oro Garcia AIojario sanchcz. a. Mat.
teuecl AIsaclifo Garcia. Manuel Mon
sofa, y 3 Tierney. Png Garcia. r. J.
Johnston, Criefoboi Nova. }. ID. NAL
donede, Pedro Romero and John
Nun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
BOOST FOR THE LOCAL
WELLS FARGO FORCE

Tho current number of the Wells
Fargo Messenger. a very clever prl-
yntc magagino TOY Wells-Fargo om-
plofes, contains an excellcni picture
.of local agent McNicoll and his eff
Client force Of station men. n Is very
clear picture ana shows the Wells
Fargo station office. part ar the
depot and the whole force ~ the To-
cal office lined up for Inspection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
1--WE Men Drowned.

Middleton, o.. oct 21.-Five men
were drowned near here IN tho Mig
Miami river when a skin capsizcd last
night An were foreigners employed
Ia n construction camp near the Rlg
-Four bridge between Middletown and
Franklin. Five others were rescued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Just what The doctor orders In all
your prescriptions Hlahland Phar-
macy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
STOLE $4,000 FROM
CARNEGIE TRUST Gu
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.

Albany oct 2i.--The state court
.of appeals unanimously affirmed the
conviction OF w. j. Cummings for
mer official of the Carnegie Trust
company of New York Cummings
was sentenced 20 serve "a term OF not
more than eight years and eight
months for grand larceny IA the first
degree for having diverted the pro-
ceeds OF checks for $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

For oarachc toothachc. pains.
burns. scalds, sore throat. try Dr.
Thomas Eclectic oil. splendid rem
EDDY Tor emergencies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

For the woman of fashion
the woman who demands per-
lection in every detail of
dress---we offer the master ere.
ations of the most famous
French corsetieres---Regaliste
Successo, Madame Irene.
In LACED FRONTS, which
are constantly gaining in pop
ularity, our stocks comprise a
full range Of sizes in the cei-
ebrated La Camille, La Prin-
cess and Merito brands. These
may be had at from SO up.
For stout figures we recon-
mend the dependable RengO
Belt, with the new elastic in
serts. Brassieres, including
the new open fronts, may be
had at from 25c to $3.50. We
also have eorsets that are
stylish and serviceable as low
as $1.00.
FOR EXPERT CORSET AID.
VICE APPLY AT OUR NEW
CORSET DEPARTMENT
SECOND FLOOR
The sun., 1913-10-12
HOBoES GIVE DOG A BURIAL.
ret of Boarding IIOuse Followed to
Grave by Line Of DereIicts.

Kansas CITY. Mo. Oct An unkempt
lin" Of men trailed behind ricke'y express
wagon that creakcd its way M Hobo
iIill. shack covered clay bank in the
stun quarter of the North Side. to-day.
following 10 its grave all that remained
of SNOWFALL nondescript terrier known
and loved nv all the human dcreic's who
have frequ"nted the cheap lodging houses
OF North Main street in the last hve wears
Here lies SNOWFALL. the hobo's friend
May no rest in peace
These words wpr" roughly scrawled
in crayon on the home made comm in the
cypress wagon and painted on tn" smooth
sid" Of the wooden slab that was driven
into the ground AZ the graves head
SNOWFALL was run over and mangIed
by a street car in front of the Helping Hand
Institute last night The dog. covered
with slrrt frozen To his hair. slipped into
n cheap North Side saloon one winter night
nvr years ago The floating class of men
that frequent the district adopted him.
taught him tricks. fought over him and
for him. and often put in their nickels to
bail him out Of the pound
The sun., 1913-10-12
FINE SETTING FOR SHOW.
springfield Poultry club VIII Have
~r oS New Municipal Audttorism.

The Spi ngleld Poultry club is glad
t. he ahl. To announce after SO long III
lay that the new s. .0UO. 600 municipal
auditorium has AZ last been completed
ard will prove n fttinE setting for the
hig 1913 show which is 10 be held De-
c"mber l6 10 Is inclusive. Prizes ag-
cI"ga,irg 5000 IN value are offered. and
a glance nj the list OF Judges will show
the quality there Dick Oic Charley
Wells. Wild Card. Billy Atherton AMI
PAM Ives make team very hard to heat.
The club is convinced that the success OF
i'l@ was due In large part 10 the ex
ccllent Judging and the careful attention
given to exhibits and patrons THIS year
certainly no one can question the calih-"
- tNo Judges. and every pains will he
'1tnu TO treat both hi-ds and exhibitors
right
The new municipal group IL perhaps
the handsoin.st and most elaborate struC-
ture ever used for poultry show In
the country. Nothing II too good for tho
hen. and fanci.rs in every State will re-
iace that Springfield has such a spleu-
did opportunity 10 present n poultry show.
Thcr. will he an exhibit of dressed
poultry ani Eggs I'm nm effort tn impress
On the &. neral public the difference he
tween really first QuaEtv products and
mediocre goods. After all In the LONG
run. tho fanciar depends on the utility
end and the Springfield club feels that
il viii b." serving the interests of poul-
~ mon best by creating as wide interest
in the practical sid" OF the exhibit. MAX
.ng the show educational for all classes
\ special souvenir premium list will h"
ready for mailing early In November and
, will he sent to any who will write to IN"
secretary. II l.. Davis. r. -. Box It,i
Springfield. Mass
The sun., 1913-10-12
JAPANESE CAN PRODUCE
REMARKABLE POULTRY
Have Almost lmcamnN Ability
With New Ntrain>-I,rauti-
ful Eantau> G0od Example.
u, EDWIN MEG

The bldck tailed .iui.i,c., han'l.u as
lis n,u.. .,...I.,c bol ~. o,,ct, g., I,,,,,
,. ..,.. , , .
''" ,"''' ''''>'''9 N'"''
''"rN o'i'a'". me almost un'"nnf
ability "f the Japgn'sc III pr"Ggc both
weird and l,aut.-ul creations is wei
kncvn w,,r... IN. du,,r ,.d,,s Wv.
,,,..,. ..,
,' '"''
''''S :" r"'dnSh ana 'h"'r quaint span
i'lS which AZ" "il :" greatly admired
Therefore II - 49,, To- L." wondered at
th,, ,h,v sho,Il ,,,,, u,,,o,,,isi,s ,,,
,.,,.,, ,,r...l,... ,t.. ,,.,,..,..r,, ,.,,t. ,,,
''' '''''''' ''''H '"' "''' "'''"
"' '"N'S
Just what st'lS "cr' t1h'u - create
and tx the type cauuo' Il" told IuJu.r..s
>,nt l." ;hc G"y,rnm.u; au,huri,i.> IN
Japau .licit,d th. ycry ,ntayr,, lut,r,ua-
ti"u that they w.r" pr".iucnd h~ crossing
= unuu.r ut tn. nativ. breeds of ban
tams
The japanese breed th.s. birds IN inanv
combinations of culors. but Of th.s, TN,
yarltl.s which breed tru. to typc are
the pur. white. purr blaol. and the black
.ai,cd white. which - the subject of the
illustrati"u Though the whit. and bl;,,k
v.rieti.s are bred somewhat IN \u., ~ica.
tn. black ,a,l.a is for better kr.oyn h.,o
These miniatuf, fowls present a very
charming and quaint aprcarauc, Th.i
4, diculouSly Shurt legs THEW iluv.in. tails
carried aloft nl," a b.nn,r. ana them
long wiurS viii. tips lru>hin. IN.
, ground lnak. .u oNtraur,liu9rs picture
and one which auutals to- all lovers ur
IT,. odd and beautiful
When property bred the h.,k toil.I
Jalrtu,s. bantam possesses ,h, following
The sun., 1913-10-12
LECTURES FOR SHOW CROWD.
DR.. Robert Dickson and Others viii
Talk on Poultry Raising.

As part of the poultry show 70
he held In the Asbury Park Casino dur
ing Thanksgiving week. Dr. Robert Dick
son. a leading veterinarian Of Monmouth
county will conduct in the balcony of the
Casino an educational congress and cx-
hibit. and the public will receive much in
struction and interesting Information
about raising chickens and their care
Small back yard nocks OF chickens GER
tainly more than pay for their keep.
Dr. Dickson has organized an inter
estng feature OF the show in this cdu-
cational exhibit, There will be good talk
ers and lecturers on housing. sanitation
health. breeding and explanations ~ why
the we'll cared for hen lays so many
more eggs than the one that Is Improperly
cared for
Poultry shows arc TO show the public
what can he done by the simplest rules
Of doing right To let them see what
really magnificent specimens good
chickens ought to he.
There is an old saying that the best
way to raise n good mock Of chickens
is with an axe, That is only a brief way
~ saving that only the best specimens
should he bred. Poor stock breeds poor
young. Much valuable work In done by
the poultry clubs and the shows are the
exhibition of the result OF that work.