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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-01
THREE WOUNDED.

Names of Three North .DakOtanH APP
pear In Days Casualty Lists
Three North Dakotans are included
in the. days casualty lists issued by
the government. Pvt. ROLAND c.
Grover is reported wounded, degree
undetermined; Lieut.. Ralph Dryden is
reported wounded slightly, and the
name of Pvt. John Hurley of Forbes,
is reported wounded severely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-01
| Statement TO
the Public

We, the undersigned, independent
candidates for the legislature from the Ninth
district, make this statement for the informa-
\ ton of the voters of said district:
!. We are not connected with the Non
partisan league, nor any other political faction.
We are running on the Independent ticket,
with the following platform:
Q) Equal and impartial measures
for the protection Of the legitimate rights Of
all business interests, large or small, working
men and farmers, including the woman and
child. -->
.s." Cd A workable law for establishing
the public ownership of public utilities by
town, city, county and state governments, with
special reference to providing light, power and
heat at the cost of production to all consumers
We have no other planks in our plat
form and are pledged to no person or persons
or political party except to citizens of Fargo.
If elected, we pledge ourselves to vote for or
against any measure upon it's merits and re-
CARELESS of it's source the faction from W ich
it derives it's support.
(Signed)
ROBERT B. BLAKEMORE
JACOB M. JOHNSON,
EDWARD E. COLE.
political Advertising.)
4Aee%HHs%eeSsSssssss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
ARGENTINE CITIZENS
PAY HOMAGE TO F0CH

BUENo~ AIRES Prominert
Argentine citizens have rendered
homage II. Marshal Foch br -eudin-
him ronr of rhe sabre used hv
Gen. san Martin the south Amer
lean ubeutor with a model ~ tts
statue OF San Narau
The sabre was made nt rh- Ar
leuune ministry or war Do Is ace
compauied %, p boos OF those who
subscribed ro the gift containing
the names of the ministers ~
France Great Britain Italv and
Belgium and the charge d9Gsires
of she United States
The sabre also is accompanied bv
parchment u which Marshal Foch
is told that i is sent to him bv those
same Argentine citlzeu- who early ig
the war signed the testimonial dee
m8ndinc that the Argentine govern
ment Join the allies. shat no reverse
Of rhe war has ever shaken their
faith u The cause Of the allies. and
that they now wish 10 send this
symbol of their ioy al the great ,Ic-
tory in which they have been de-
MED % part
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
FLATS TOR RENT.

FOR NENT-SvS% room nat in Chaplin
PARK ou 10 rGts court. second floor
fat iu duplex houSe Has plumbing. sep
Irata steam heat three bedrooms and
bath $500 Wlitconb q Keller. Farm
er~ Trust Bldg. 953S- u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
FARM LANDS.

WANTED-Farm iaud Will exchange
good inside property with yearly in
come OF 5000 for good farm land. Ad-
dress Owner, NY. News Times. 1O127-tf
FARMS for sale or exchange: 200. leo.
TO 100 These viii suit an Illinois
man Also 90 63. 10. II and = acres
T. o. Clark q son, t09, 10 Union Trust
bldg. Res phone. Home G2S6. office
phone Home j6S6. 10JO4 If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

FOR SALE-HOrse. wagon and harness.
Cheap. Inquire the O. *. Grocery.
107O7-27
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-ONE HOOSIER VICTOR
KITCHEN RANGE. I CABINET SIZE
JEWEL GAS RANGE PARTY LEAV-
ING CITY. CHEAP. I'll J.. COLFAN.
1917 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Notice is hereby given. that the uu-
dcrsigned has been appointed hv thee
Clerk OF he Circuit Court OF -. Joseph
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

WANTED Am associate manager 10 in
vest no preparation OF excellent oppor-
tuuit.es nr Pom 1903 $ Michigan st..
Home phone 722> 1OI04 =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

NOTICE TO AUTO WRECKERS.
We will buy your good USED tires, High
tention MaCnetOs. carburetors. copper or
brass tubing windshield glass and win
dOWs. Good curtains, hair and cushions.
aAles shafts and springs Come aud see
me. .. L. Ludwig Auto supply: 400 So.
Mich ST 1O363-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
TRTCkN ANn ATTOS-

INT INN ANW AIIUN-
Have on our list three lines OF trucks
and four leading automobiles that We
Will furnish the money 10 purchase.
Buyer pays a cash payment We fur
nish the balance or cash Paid on
in monthly instruments Truck o. be
used i'm useful work Associates Invest
ment CO.. 305-01-O9 Farmers Trust Bldg
10142-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

WANTED Experienced iy. setter for
sheet metal stamping dept Write Box
~ News Times. 1OitO-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ZIyAEIU[5[D
BRAMG ~ M ANA Gle e.
ESTABLISHED
tDR pORATION


Formerly large manufacturers OF steel
products. now engaged in production OF
mammoth patriotic work. Is opening
Branch Ohicc I'm South Bend. Requires
services of good business man as Man
aver Applicant must assume duties
about January LIST be able q direct
small sales force, the most OF whom will
be attracted 10 the work on account OF its
patriotic nature $1,000 cash bond re-
uufred fullg secured. Entirely new
proposition. national advertising cam
paign starting. including d0uble-page ad
iu local papers. tremendous opportunity,
Replies solicited from parties who find
their business Improbable or not In
harmony with war conditions. COmmls-
sion basis with earnings upward or 80
coo per year
sales Manager viii assist in organiz,
ing sales force and supervise opening or
Branch House. Make your answer com.
plete to secure interview. You will be
required TO come TO Chicago for iva
DAYS instruction and training, and uns
less you can do so before New Years Il
will be useless 10 apply. Unless you have
the money for cash bond, and your repu-
tatiou VIII stand the third degree, save
Eour stamps This is a real opportunity
that will present Itself but once In life
time Write or wire. PRESIDENT, 1915
Advertising Building Chicago, Ill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

>TOC kHOLDIRN MEEIING-
The annual meeting of the >tockhOl4er~
OF the Chaplin State Bank viii boz held
ia the banks rooms. corner Of Chaplin
and Division sts.. on the sixth lav uf
January. at 90 T. ~.
r a. JOYCE. Cashier
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

4 secretur.lI course or course m
business ami personal leadership. should
.ippcaI g. every young man Ju6 woman
today THE KELLEY BUSINESS
school. teurueS these popular subjects
iu connection with the regular steuog-
rgphfr and ComMercia subjects Gail
ard get list ~ the subjects you mn
study - This school Begin course HlV
.Iav Don't deIly Enroll nov kelley
Business school. 30 p. Wayne 81
Phones Bell @t5. Home -t~t- -es
ahoue Bell -iS4. e'tt-f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
LOANS AND PLAIN NOTES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LOAN CNApANIrr


listed 1noer hts heading are ulen4-
Oers OF I'D ana AGROc IA gion OF Loan
Brokerh DeAIiAzs " til szy OF tbrx-
. ara gGsrantsec - lac Associations
LOANS IN
FURNITURE AMI LIVE SIuCG
No difference WHERE goa have
had loan. or what you want the
) MONEY fOE,
CALL AND sAE Us
Our DusinesN IA conducted ca the
Ipeory THAI right treatment keeps
the BUSINESS GEoEtRG.
LOANS FkOM So 10 500
) NAp w paid BACK IN mOnt0iy IL
) ssaIlmtnIs, from j % - AORtA3.
p!us SS percent interest On AZ
paid ollAncsA
kkAkABER
There - NJ CAAkNak for our
service mot sven interest IA sd-
vance. Get IL touch wiki us By
TELSPhONE Ok LElIE6-
Home Phone Coo. Bell Phone ISIS
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Room IL, /. y. ~. h. Bldg.
opposite New StudebRker blug.
Cor Washington and Main.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
DO 4oU KNOW THAT.
PrRLIc SALE

7 I u III ~ III
. miles southwest Of South Bend. p 'ni.o
west Of Auten Chapel on tho Tod Jlbrirh
farm on Tuesday, Dec. %lst Sale tU 1r
gin at 10 O'Clock > head horses. - hea
cattle. head hogs and lot Of farm iu.
Elements 100 bushels OF oats. 100 bush
els Of corn Lot OF hay. corn fodder and
lot of chickens Many other articles.
ANDREW ETPLE Prop
OSBORN TLLERY. Auct. 1900 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
OTTTCE MT

ENTER THE HIGE GRADE THOMAS
SCHOOL january o. For IhUr0 EUs.-
less Educ ton
.sl.ert Instructors Best Text Books anl
Equipment - Rem .daIed EoomS-'r7 du.
.rr~ Placed in Positions. Iay aul Ni-h.
school
WE TEACH >teuu-rIuuy. lypnNririu--
I.ork Keeping Commercial tHrruSH pond.
once office Training EfUrIru.E.
NmerIcau Trust Bldg. Wash. q Mich
SIS Bell c9o6. Home E10 1nt06 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

WANTED-NOung people prepare for Of
flee positions az the South Bend Busi-
ness College beginning Jan. q. 1919
CatHlo- and FUN particulars furnished
ON request. Gail. write o. telephone
Bell 5JI Home JJjl 1OGSg-6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
OFFICE HELP.

WANTED Big business will require an
increased number ~ Office workers.
Prepare for YOUR opportunity M the
South Bend Business College. Catal"<
free. Day or night sessions. Call for
particulars the College Bldg. corner
Michigan and Monroe 1O69O-r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
STOCKS AND BONDS.

LIBERTY BONDS-Cash paid FOR Lib
erty bonds 3OJ Farmers Trust Bldg
1O136-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
LINE srOCk FOR SALF.

.tH SALE-A fresh COW with calf
i119 >wvgdrt az. 1072G-29
FOR SALE ounz pigs seven and
eight weeks old : LHnge. Supt
Green Mountain Farms. Bell phone CouH-
" 1923. l0701 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
sssssssssEsssSsgSs.8sss4sssSss

- CARRY On 49,
- Your New ear resolution 20 get 8
~ ria or Your past years debts. If AIS =
- MONEl YOU need. we nave IL for :
y the asking. :
- TOR EXAMPLE
- $1,000 costs Cnly S5jO for Four :
y Months ;
- or II you need more money and ,
~ want longer time we VIII lOau you 5
- any amount up 10 100000 ana give :
- YOU ~ months time 20 repay n YOU :
- desire. Ne loan on Planes. House $
~ hold goods, etc. :
- IN you owe another loan COM 5
- pany, come 10 us, we will pay them 5
- on and will advance you more 5
- money
SS PROHIDENr LOAN CO, ;
- Cor. Wayne and Michigan SIS. )
- tOver 9;F9 ClOthiers.l ;
- Home Phone UJ75, Bell Phone 1859 :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

FOR SALE-5-roOm house, two blocks
south Of car line IN River Park for
$4,000 Liberty Bond as first payment,
balance same as rent Hastings Home
Gao; Bell 21L Office open evenings.
g661-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

~ ASTED-OIo ,-iDzETuE rrocz. etc.
paying tbs Mgnsat caah nr1ce. Joe
"1senbHum 1883 Llrco.n Way Ws~t.
& -.8e IT,ouc III g826-0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-turnTsnco COON 10 mod
ern home. Rel phone $3.50. n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

.$SSSSSSSSSSSS$SSSSSSSS$SSSs$ Is j
- THE ,
~ STEADY GROWTH ,
- OF this company is the best CIV ,
- ldence OF the service IL renders 10 )
~ the people who need small sums ,
~ from time to time They get the >
~ money ia Few hours, and WITH >
- OUT having 10 bother about get ;
- ting endOrSers. )
~ Your own resources -EU&NI- >
- TURE, PIANO. LIVE STOCK. )
~ AUTO, etc. il all the security we ,
- ask. Legal chattcl rate $3.50 per ,
~ month. Terms of loan made 10 )
~ suit you. Faster you pay-less II ;
~ costs. Gail and get booklet which ,
- describes everything fully.
* Bell l746; Home 6ll1. s.
~ STATE LOAN COMEANN, (
~ Capital $S0OOO.OO.
~ Suite 3, Merchants Bank Bldg. 23l )
- ) Michigan ST., South Bend ina. )
IS Dealings with any OF above
- companies are guaranteed by the s
IS Indiana Association. !
SSssSsssSsSSSsSS:sSSsSssSSSsSSSS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
BUSINESS TEtSOSAIs.

WANTED-Trucklug and transfer work
BY capable men. All calls answered
promptly Two trips O. MishIwaka
daily Quick. prompt service with Ia
rln trucks. Bell phones Mishawaka
71e. south Bend. 2417 Buck & Fisher.
9SS7-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27

FOR RENT-M Modern furnished rooms
with or without kitchen privileges. Pri-
vate entrance. Inquire at Dds y. Lafay-
cite ST. lois -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-27
Ar HALE FnICF on PAYMENTs.

One Of the latest model cash registers
with all attachments, Royal electric cOf-
fee grinder Stimson computing scales,
weighs 100 lbs f. 4. oil A. q.
VOight e. p 432 9773-tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-21
First American Air Victory
Over Hun Told In Diary

How Lieuts. Alan F. WinsloW and
Douglas Campbell, taking the air to.
gether, shot down the first two Ger.
man airplanes to fall victims to Am
erican aviators with Gen. Pershing's
expeditionary forces, is wildly told
in the personal diary of Lient. Win.
slow, made public last night by the
war department, says the Washing.
ton Post. For their feat the officers
were decorated by the French gov.
eminent and later proposed for the
American distinguished service cross.
The machines were sent down
within a minute Of each other and al
most on top of an American air
drome, was not written for publica-
ton, but the department explained
that because of its historical and de-
scriptive value it was decided to
make 1t available to the public.
were On Emergency Duty
Lieut., Winslow, who was the pa
troll leader, wrote that he and Lieut.
Campbell, since designated as the
first American "ace," were on emer-
gency call duty on Sunday morning,
April IA, last, when at 8:45 O'Clock.
information came that two German
planes were about 1000 meters above
a city only mile from the airdrome.
The aviators rushed to their ma
chimes and were soon off, Campbell
in the lead. Winslow, however, was
first to get his man.
Il had not made complete half
turn Lieut.. Winslow wrote, "and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-21

half a MILE ran into huge crowd
of soldiers, blue and khaki, pressing
about one man. pushed my way
through the crowd and heard some
body triumphantly say to the sur
rounded man in French: There he
is; now you will believe he is an Am.
erincan.' | looked at the mana
scrawny, piorly clad little devil,
dressed in a rotten German uniform.
1t was the Hun pilot of the machine
| had shot down 1t seems he would
not believe than an American officer
had brought him down He looked
me all over and then asked me in
good French If ! was an American.
When | answered Yes he had no
more to say.
Congratulated by Generals
There was a huge crowd around
the wrecked plane, and the first man
| ran into was our majOr-the com.
handing officer-and he was the han.
piest man in the world outside of me
and Doug. A French and an Amer.
lean general blew up in limousine
to congratulate us-colonels, majors,
all the pilots, all the French officers,
notwithstanding in the town
and camp. All had seen the fight
One woman, an inkeeper, told me she
could sleep well from now on, and
held up her baby for me to kiss. |
had my mechanics take off every
thing available-the machine was a
wreck-but | got some splendid sou
venirs.
Doug had set his Hun machine
on ire at three hundred meters, and
II mad fallen in flames, rolling over
three times, and then completely
burning up. There remained but a
charred wreckage, like the sacrifice
OF some huge animal. The Hun nilot
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-21

was at about $50 meters wher
straight above and ahead Of me ir
the mist of the early morning, and
not more than hundred yards away
saw a plane coming toward me with
huge black crosses on its wings and
tail | was so furious to see a Hun
directly over our aviation field that
swore out loud and violently opened
fire. At the same time, to avoid my
bullets, he slipped into half-hand
reversement and came down firing
on me.
Got ION His Tall"
u climbed, however, in right.
hand spiral, and slipped off, coming
down directly behind him an on his
tail. Again | violently opened fire.
! had him at rare advantage, which
was due to the greater speed and
maneuver-ability of our wonderful
machines. l fired twenty to thirty
rounds at him and could see my ira.
GERS entering his machine. Their
in another moment, his plane wen
straight down in an uncontrolled
Eose-dive-I had put his engine out
of commission.
Il followed in a straight dive, fir
ing all the way. At about six feet
above the ground he tried to regain
control OF his machine, but could not,
and he crashed to earth. | darted
down near him, made sharp turn by
the wreck to make sure he was out
of commission, then made a victor
ious swoop down near him, and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-21

/, climbed up again to see il Doug
NEEDED any help with the other Hun
for | had caught glimpse Of their
combat out Of the corner of my eye.
t Bullets Pass Through Plane.
Il rose to about 300 again, to see
Doug on the tail of his boche. His
tracer bullets were passing through
the enemy plane. | climbed a little
higher land was diving down on this
second Hun, and about to fire, when
saw the German plane go up in
flames and crash to earth. Doug
had sent his Hun plane down one
minute after | had shot down mine.
Mind YOU, the fight took place on
ly 800 meters up, in full view Of all
on the ground and in the nearby
town; and it took place directly
above our aviation field. These are
remarkable facts, for one of. our
majors, who, with the French army
since 1915, has shot down seventeen
machines, never had one land in
France.
Everybody Turns Out
When we landed, only our respec
tive mechanics were left in the
'drome' to help us out Of our flying
clothes. The whole camp was pour.
ing, outlying by on foot, bicycles,
side cars, automobiles; soldiers,
women, children, majors, colonies,
French and American-all poured
cut of the city. Doug and con.
graduated each other, and my me.
chanic, no longer military, jumping
up and down, waving his hat, pound.
ed me on the back instead Of salut-
ing, and yelled: Damn it! That's
the stuff, old kid Then Campbell
and rushed to our respective Hun
wrecks.
"On the way there-it was only
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-21

had thrown and badly the public square Of 49,
off His hands, feet nolssuounded an armed -
all burnt while his by French ua
broken He in hos also was pro.. ~
pta and bohe probably the ownspeope and had
mencing digging moral effect You can sa
the rest OF the war when you realize it place ah
ha afternoon wrecked Hun ooftops at only roo
plane and the charred result meters they were aha
Dougs good work exhibited see the whole fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

are similar.
~, Fowls Intended for a pen should be
TORE the show. 80 that they become
accustomed to each other. Otherwise,
II they disagree and night. damage may
August or SEPTEMBER ee is mono too
soon TO scsregate prospective con-
testants. with the view to special de-
Of the birds. This is particularly true
OF bum and red colored fowia. which
fF eathe, shady runs to keep their
experienced exhibitors keep their show
STOCK out OF strong sunshine from the
, ,fn.G inc me, young birds start to grow
grown fowls. from the commencement
OF the mott.
Care should be exercised In the mat
f fer on ftess ag coekcrels stand more
pushed too rapidly they are likely to
,,rripen' too soon-that is they arc
l nf TO start laying at the expense
eShibitor's standpoint. A puliet is in
prime show condition just before She
t ,ays her hrst egg. Subsequently she
some OF her bloom
RMS growth Is attained in about
FIVE and one-half months for medium.
months Tor the heavier breeds. such
as Plymouth Rocks. Therefbre. fowls
intended Tor exhibitions Should be
Matched at the proper time and made
10 mature within specified period.
SET ASIDE DOUBLE
NUMBER REQUIRED.
1T is advisable to set aside about
twice as many specimens as you ac-
tuaily contemplate showing From
.ime TO time II will become apparent
mat certain birds are the execution /
ones until finally. a few days before
II Is time to ship the exhibit, you viii
select the real contestants and give
them their washing and grooming.
Those who exhibit do so to have
,hclr birds placed. because Winning
II only third. fourth or NTH place.
means recognition. Ribbons and
special prizes are the acknowledgmcnt
or superiority: they constitute pres
tige. and go long way toward giving
the exhibitor rating and "A reputation'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
live stock than they over dreamed poe.

sibie. ~ '"'' '''' ofe"''ea pos
The best way to convince farmers Of
tnis liz to get them interested in the
aa.traetixS appearance OF thoroughbred
interest Is via the showroom. Exhibit
ing should be regarded as a part of
salesmanship for such 1t is-publicity.
advertising, q selling campaign. If you
have something to sell. tell the people
about 1t. show II to them. exhibit your
stock. You may claim that you have
where. but unless you exhibit your
products ALONG with other stock you
WIZ lind difficulty In proving your con-
tentionS.
SELECT SHOW SPECIMENS.
One should not assume that exhibit
ing fowls is accomplished without con-
siderable trouble and forethought. 1t
train a string of contestants; since to
win in closer competition one must
have not only fowls OF certain charac-
teristics, but specimens which are In
bench" condition. They must be In
good flesh. In good plummage. we'll
behaved and above all clean. The
sho@roon is et termed " COS tH5 ths
This preliminary work Is the key to
successful winning.
Every breed has it's requirements.
These qualifications must be sought az
closely as possible. Clean-legged chick :
ems must not have feathercd shanks:
not even the suggestion of a stub:
~hltc birds must not be speckled with
colored feathers: single-eomb varieties
must nave head points ascribed TO
mem heghorns mist not have the
SIZE OF Wyandottcs. and Brahmas must
Rocks.
There are definite specifications for
each variety. each breed OF fowls. The
authority for these requirements is
the American Standard OF Perfection.
a b Dook published by the America n
should be on the shelf of every pro-
gressive poultryman
In this work detailed description
OF each variety is given. weight. shape,
color and so on. Perfect types are il,
iustrated; also colored charts indicat-
ing the different shades and plumage
markings Disqualifications are enum-
crater; as. Tor example. squirrel tail.
d. which the tail is carried forward OF
Inc perpendicuiar or sprigs and other
eScrescence on the comb.
II a specimen plainly lacks the pri-
mary characteristics Of particular
breed. 1t goes without saying that it
should not be entered. On the other
lection. Birds with perfect scores arc
seldom shown. because they are sell
dom bred, Fowls that scorse ninety
ing.
Next to standard qualifications comes
Uniformity; that is having the birds re-
semhlc each other in color. shape,
Is always insisted upon by experienced
tanciers and too often neglected
by amateurs. Uniformity is absolutely
essential In matching UP pen which
consists of four females and one male.
Even in string. OF single birds they
should be kept as nearly Identical as
possible, size excepted, of course in
the relation of cocks to cockereis and
pullets to hens. In this way you can
impress the judge and those who view.
your exhibit with the fact that YOUR
InR rff
ties. This means Increased sales for
your breeding stock and better prices
With large number of birds from
trouble in matching a pen. Comparc
the specimens for color. plumaEe mark
ings and general proportions See that