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The Washington herald., 1918-01-06
THEATRICAL BRIEFS.

Frances Demarest, the prima donna
who is to visit here soon in "Toot
Toot as Mrs. Wellington, played the
prima donna roles in The Blue Para
disc" and Gypsy Love" in recent
seasons. Miss Demarest made hur
debut un&r the Henry w. Savsss
management.
Edward Gsrvie, one OF the moffy-
makers in "Toot Toot," appearing -
the role Of the. masculine head Of tie
Wellington family, made his last VISIT
to this city-vfth EltinCe, playing a
character part. He was associated
with Charles II. Hoyt. in the famous
Hoyt farces. for several years.
Alonzo Price, who plays the gam
bier in ''Toot loot" created this part
in Excuse Me- the Rupert Hughes
farce upon which "Toot Toot' il
based. He is the only original mem
ber OF the farce which was first pro-
duced February u, 1872. It's New
York premier was given a month later
at the Gayety Theater.
George Wong. one OF the scrobsts
at the -Gayety Theater this week.
comes from the Palace Theater. New
York, where he has been playing sincs
he left vaudeville. For three years
Wong Travelled with the Buffalo Bill
Wild West Show.
Miss Blanche Parq1ette. N-he will
be seen with 1rwinis Big Show al the
Gayety this week. taught school at
the age Of 1s in her native town. Yer
sausk FTaaS& =
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Here You Have Their Numbers

l. Arthur BurIey and a group of Riviera girls from The
Riviera Girl" at the National this week.
2 Seven why You're in Love-" to be shown at the
Beasco this week. -.
g. Theodore Kosof and Natacha Rambova at B. F. Keths
this week.
T. Lillian Croman. popular member of the Poll Musical
Comedy Players.
s. Pauline Frederick, who featured new photoplay at
Loews Columbia this week.
g. Edna Goodrich a scene from Tfer Second Husband"
At Moore's Garden.
7. Grace Valentine. in "BabbIns Tongues" coming to
Moores Strand.
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Nichols. Clarence Lydston. Ralph
Mackenzie. Fred DeMar. Louise Mink.
Sarah Edwards. Lillian Crossman.
Eulalie Young. Elise Bartlett, Ann
Walty. Ada Burke, Ethel Cutter and
others.
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Identical with the presentation of this
charming melodious fun play, here
earlier in the season. this engagement
should be the most successful Of the
season.
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Birdie-So I put down all the
money I had on red.
4 Sam-AIl you had? And Just be-
cause a woman was wearing a red
hat? What a system!
Birdie-And then when red won
Sam-What! Red won?
Birdfe-On. yes! Didn't tell you
red won? And then put all my
money on black because the woman
on my left was wearing a black
frock.
sam-And red came UP!
Birdie-No-bIack came up!
Sam-And then you quit! Oh,
tell me you quit!
Birdie-Tm terribly sorry. Sam.
but was so excited just couldn't
quit. I put every cent had on %
because it was my age.
Sam-Already 1 can feel the
gumbo splashing around my ankles
Birdie-And % came up. Then
got frightened and stopped.
Sam-You stopped?
Birdie-Yes. Sam. and this is what
I won! oh, Sam, can you ever for
give me?
Sam-Forgive you? Oh. my poor,
misguided Birdie!
Birdie-Is gambling so very
wicked?
Sam-Not with luck like yours.
Gosh, If you fell down an elevator
shaft you'd come up with the car!
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b. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

This week at B. F. Keiths' Thea
ter will see the famous Russian pre-
mier danceur, Theodore Rosloff, for
nerly of the Diaghilefr Ballet Russo
and the associate and opposite dan
ceur Of Pevlowa. Heading his own
Imperial Russian. Ballet and orches-
ira, NJ. Koslon Is surrounded by
Miles. Fredowa, Rambova, Maslova
and Rusakoff. and Mons. verlainoya,
Ivanoff, Madelevitch and Ivan. The
presentation consists OF ten interpre-
tations Of the famous compositions
Of the ancient and modern masters
Of music.
The extra added stellar attraction
will be the distinguished American
actor, Robert T. Haines, and COM
pany in his very recent success, THE
One Way Out" by Robert Garland.
Third in order will be those ever
Tasting favorites, Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent, in their fresh esca-
pades. up Town." in which the &C.
centric Rooney legs act in their
looniest way. Separating from Bios
som Seeley, to whose studio act they
contributed no small share of the sue
cess she won, Bill. Bailey and Lynn
Cowan. THE Banjokester and the
Songster," are on their own and Of
fering "The Sons of Syncopation, I"
James Diamond and Sibyl Brennan
are returning with more of their
"Niftynonsense." Joe Cook, the pro-
team fun-maker, will submit his orfgi-
nal conceit, THE One-Man Vaude-
vile Show" Others well known and
capable are Alfred Bergen, the en-
inent concert barytone; Jack Nc
Lallan and May Carson, the roller
skating experts, IN "Palais du Blanc
ct Noir;" the pipe organ recitaIs
and the Hearst-Pathe news pictorial
and real war films.
Polps-HWhen Love In Young.
when Love is Young" musical
play of love and cannons, Is the
interesting title of Rida johnson
Young's military musical comedy. yo-
calized from the romantic play. .aThe
Boys of Company B." This will he
the third big offering Of the Poll Mn.
sical Comedy Players.
Naturally when Love is Young"
abounds in sentiment and this has
been set to enhancing melodies and
diverting dialogue and repartee. And
now and then the piece Is punctuat ted
with burlesque, with satire that makes
for laughter, and humor that Is well
timed to the brilliant military locale.
That part Of the plot that will be
permitted to hve-for Producer Sim
clair has been ordered to do plots to
death-has to. do with the love Of 4
young man for a maid. Know the
young man has rival in the person
OF an Englishman, and the man. the
maid and the Englishuan proceed 10
their lovers wiles in the gymnasium
Of a roof garden. in New York. OF
course. A great deal happens on this
roof, all that was set down In Rida
Young's book and more that equally
fertile minds have injected into the
piece.
That lovers are most attractive in
military attire is handsomely set forth
In the next act. This. scene is laid in
National Guard camp, ..The Girrs'
home Is close by the camp, and she
and a goodly company of feminine
companions make war on this cafnu
with cupid's darts. and with IL ali
principals and ensemble score more
than 1000 hits at the target of mirth
and melody.
All the big fayorites Of the Poll
organization will be in the cast. in
cluding George Nathanson, Billy Lynn,
JACK SQUIRE Lew Powers, Ralph
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MUSETTE. who is headlin-
ing on the vaudeville pro-
gram at the Cosmos this
week.
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s6narofr and Sonia and troupe of
truly wonderful acrobadc dogs at the
Gayety this week is an act that has
played all over the world. Donat
Samaroff, Of the act. was born in
Russia, in a ,"balogan." known in'this
country as a medicine show"
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man in order that she may imme-
diately secure divorce, whereupon
her title will make her eligible to
enter his family. His plan mis-
carries, for the supposed poverty
stricken count turns out to be
really a prince who from the first
has loved sylvia, and she in turn
falls in love with him.
The big organization Of so that
has appeared so successfully in
The Riviera GirP' at the New
Amsterdam Theater in New York
for months will be brought by
Klaw & Erlanger to the New Ma
tional intact, and in this admirable
company will be found wilda Ben
nett, Sam B. Hardy, Julfette Day,
Carl Gantvoort. Louis Cassavant,
Viola Cain. Arthur Burckley, Mar
jorie Bentley, Eugene Lockhart,
James Clarence Harvey, Frank
harrington, and other well-known
performers, including a very large
dancing and singing contingent of
exceptionally pretty girls. The or
chestra at the New National will
be materially augmented for the
notable engagement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
GRANT RIVER.

N. H. Suite filled silo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce and children
visited with Miss Anna Behling Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. August Pagel visited
at the Will Pagel home Sunday.
Miss Amelia Green spent Saturday
and Sunday in Lancaster.
Abel Voelz delivered cattle in Lam
caster the end of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Joyce spent the
weekend at home.
A party was given at the Carl Sag
er home Sunday in honor of Eugene
Peters of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Otto Losch and Miss Elsie
Stark spent Sunday afternoon at the
Kellogg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce went to Mt.
Hope Thursday evening.
The Pleasant Ridge Threshing Co.
held meeting Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pagel and Mrs. Plautz are
caring for their mother, Grandma
Ranke, who is very low
Henry Mankel is boiling molasses
for Joe Kern.
Charles Hoffman from st. Paul, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Ernest Mclean
over Sunday.
Edw. Mclean and family, Frank Nc
Lean and wife attended the Beaver
lodge at Lancaster Saturday night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
CASSVILLE.

Mrs. Geo. Smith of st. Paul, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Kate Schleier.
Miss Mildred Fuller of Pepin, was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Flicker. Masters Ralph and
Gerald Flicker went home with her
Sunday.
Misses Engelhardt, Ramps and
Haines were in Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Schwerin went to James
Vile Thursday for a visit with her
husband who is employed there
Miss Retha Mcdowell spent few
days at the J. A. Jamison home in
Beetown last week.
Relatives here have word that DR..
Ishmael was transferred from Yale
to Camp Dix.
John Lancaster of Beetown, was in
town Sunday on his way to visit rel
atives at Wadena, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steffen of Du-
budue. were over Sunday visitors at
the VIM. Thoennisen home.
Ed. and Arthur Braun accompanied
by Misses Myrl Farrand and Maud
O'Brien attended the dance at Burton
Friday evening.
Jas. Bennett Sr. came from Clarion,
Ia, for a Visit with MS Iamlly Dere.
Frank and VIM Elwell and lister,
Mrs. Henry Doll were in town Sat-
urday and visited briefly with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Carson Whitmore and son of
Lancaster, spent the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Kleinpell and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Stretch were
called to Elma, Ia, on account of the
serious illness of the formers moth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gulick OF Bag
ley. motored down Saturday and stop
ped at the Louis Lau home.
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BEETOWN.

Beetown Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs. Catherine Bonham Thursday
Oct. 10th.
Mrs. John FARMLAND and son ar
rived here Friday from Missouri.
Mrs. Fenning of Minnesota, came
Friday to visit her parents and other
relatives.
Sam and Ralph Birch autoed to Du-
buque Friday.
Mrs. Harry Biggin visited at the
Annie Hillary home.
E. L. Auel and wife were Blooming
ton callers Saturday.
Clyde Rogers came Friday from
Hampshire, Ill.
Preaching service every two weeks
The teachers were entertained at
supper at the John Burns home on
Thursday.
Elva Neff of Lancaster, was caller
at school Monday.
Retha Mcdowell of Cassville, was
the guest of Ella Jamison last week.
Mrs. Aurelia Taylor moved Thurs
day into part of the VIM. Taylor
house. The VIM. Taylor family will
occupy the house she vacated.
Chas. Thompson entertained rela-
tives from Lancaster Sunday.
J. r. Mcconnell of Greeley, Ia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frye of Aurora, Ia, Mrs.
Lewis of Monticello, Ia, autoed here
Saturday to visit at Lyman McCon-
nelps. They with Lyman Mcconnell
and wife, Geo. Thorpe and family and
E. L. Auel and family were guests of
Matt Auels Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
CASSVILLE.

The Record says:
James Finley is reported very low
at his home in this village with but
slight hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beckemeier re-
ceived word that their daughter, Miss
Ella, was recently married in Utah.
She expects to be home this week.
Friends will hasten to extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
Carl Laufenberg, who underwent an
operation last week for appendicitis,
had dangerous backset Sunday but
is now considerably improved.
Walter Galloway took his depart
ure Thursday for Quinn, S. D., where
he will remain for several weeks to
look after his farm and crop inter-
ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paulson of Los
Angeles, Cal, arrived in Cassville on
Monday for a visit with the Holl
Stephens family.
Mrs. A. ]. Lindner was called to
Rockford last week on account of the
dangerous illness of her sister, Mrs.
Leo Dietrich, nee Augusta Scheibel.
She is victim of influenza which de-
Veloped into pneumonia, with a touch
OF tuberculosis. She has been remov-
ed to the hospital Friends here ear
nestly hope for her speedy recovery.
Pvt. Joe Wilkomm has arrived safe
ly overseas according to post cards
received by his relatives last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mccoy and their
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Clanton of Lam
caster, visited at the JOS. Bossert
home Friday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
BEAUTY OF VANISHING SPECIES.

ithaca cor. Richland Democrat.)
The writer not long since was stand
ing near the edge of a woods, admir-
ing the beauty of the varied tints of
the leaves of the maple, birch and SUI
mac when a rushing sound and whir
of wings occurred over our head. 1t
proved to be a cock partridge that
alighted on the limb of a tree not 20
feet from where we were standing.
We stood as still as statue and
watched that shy creature, still un-
conscious of our presence, as he oiled
and dressed his glossy plumage. We
had not seen or years one of these
birds at short range and we longed
for a kodak. We gave a low whistle
and the result was that he was on the
alert in an instant His head AND
neck shot straight up, his body as
sumed rigid position and it would
have required sharp eyes to have To-
Gated him had we not seen him alight.
We gave another low whistle but he
still remained as moticnIess as a
granite model. We moved our hand to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
NO. ANDOVER.

Mrs. Jas. Wildman has been al
Prairie la Porte for several days car
ing for her brother, Frank Converse
who has been very sick.
VIM. FOrck and Delos Wood went to
Prairie du Chen Tuesday, on bust
ness. They made the drive in Mr..
Forck's car.
Delos Wood went to Bagley Thurs
day and his mother came home with
him for a few days visit.
Theo. Bischoff and Jas. Hillary
threshed this week for A. A. Zeigler,
Will Biggin and Jos. Thomas.
Matt Metcalf and Mr.. Bennett were
at John Ryan's Sunday night on Lib
erty Loan business.
VIM. Forck and family went to
Bloomington Friday
James Monroe Ryan visited at Jno.
Ryan's the past two weeks and went
to Cassville Saturday where he ex-
pected to meet his parents, Leroy Ry-
an and family, who will visit relatives
and friends here for some time.
Delos Wood drove to Dubuque and
back, Friday. He went to buy goods.
r. Dolphin received word Saturday
that their son Harry has Spanish in
fuenza and is very sick. He is in
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Harry Dolphin is visiting at
Myron Meyers, John, Levi and James
Ryans'
Mr.. Mumm died at Camp Grant on
Saturday and the remains were taken
to Cassville for burial.
Edith Zeigler, Madge and Mildred
Ryan, Bessie Taylor and Mabel Ans
tey left last Monday for the universe
ty at Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09

Mr.. Kennedy of Racine, spent the
weekend with his father-in-law, Geo.
Finney.
Girl babies arrived at the Oscar
Wright and Albert Cardey homes the
last of the week.
Mrs. Lulu Radka of La Crosse, is
a guest at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Stoney.
Roy Glider is expected home from
Camp Zachary Taylor where he has
been training in the artillery school.
hoy made good in every respect but
was rejected on account of an inward
goitre.
Lee Eastman of Shannondale Stock
Farm, attended the big sale at Cedar
Rapids last week and bought a prize
Poland China sire that cost $3.50. The
sire is of the big-type and will head
Mr. Eastman's herd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
BAGLEY.

Mrs Chas. BOhringer and daughter
Margaret went to Potosi by train and
from Their to Platteville by auto and
Roy Grindell and wife brought them
home to Bagley. E. E. Culver who
was visiting in Platteville returned
home with them Thursday.
Last week was moving day with a
number of Bagley people Mrs. l..
r. Tyler moved to Grand Crossing,
Mrs. Willie Clark moved to P. D. c.,
Lester Quarterman moved in the Geo.
Miller house where Mrs. Tyler moved
from and Mrs. Adam Schmitz moved
in the Aaron Moore house where
Boorman moved to the house he pur-
chased from Ira Willard.
Crissie BOlsinger was passenger
to Cassville Saturday
The teachers of the Bagley school
took supper with Mrs. Geo. Hausler
Sunday evening.
Dean Brodt went to Milwaukee last
week and enlisted in the marines.
Harley Clifton and Floris Gulick
went to Milwaukee Monday to enlist
in the marines.
Mrs. E. o Patch had a birthday cell
ebration Sunday. All her children
were home but Will and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Quarterman
and Mrs. Beer were Wyalusing callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson went
to Thompson, Ill. Saturday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Leo Stumphey.
Steve Urine and daughter Esther of
Perry, Ia, visited relatives and friends
in Bagley last week.
Martin Seippel of Dubuque, was a
visitor at Ralph Darrow's Sunday.
The Bagley Lumber Co. unloaded
another car of lumber last week
John Thompson of Bloomington,
shipped a car of cattle Sunday. The
Coop Co. will ship one or two this
week.
Ralph Glenn of P. D. c., came down
Monday morning to visit his friend
Earl Calkins.
Earl Calkins has received his call
for the service Nov. Is. He enlisted
last December.
While visiting with our brother L.
D. Culver last week in the town of
Ellenboro we spent day fishing in
old Big Platte with very poor success.
1t was our first fishing in Platte for
a number of years. There are some
changes in the country around. Hard
ly any OF the old settlers left and
where there were fords are now all
new bridges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
Meeting OF The
Mysterious Club.

The Mysterious Club of Grant Co.,
Wis, held it's oath annual meeting
with Mrs. Chas. Basford of Lancaster,
Sept. 9th, 1918. Members present at
the meeting were: Mesdames Bas-
ford, Orion, Wright, rockingham and
Morse of Lancaster; Glasier, Greer
and Donnelly of Bloomington land Ma
than of Dubuque. At l o'clock the
regulation chicken pie dinner was
served by the hostess and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Groenier, to which all did
ample justice. The meeting was call
ed to order by the chairman and all
business pertaining to the club finish
ed, after which it's mysteries were in
dulged in. Letters were read from alb
sent members and a social time en-
joyed. At five o'clock the members
were RECALLED with dainty refresh
ments and at late hour babe good
bye to our hostess voicing the senti-
ment of glorious October day pleas
antly spent. ***
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
SITTER.

Gladys Smith is able to be out af-
ter being confined to the house for a
long time.
Katherine Smith is back again af-
ter visiting friends up north for some
time
Mrs. Fred Wefel of F'enimore, Wis
tied her son Adolph one day last
week.
Will Gratz has been taking vaca-
ton and spent it around Milwaukee
and Mineral Point, arriving home Sat
urday.
Mrs. H. L. Fischer was a Fennimore
caller last week.
Dewey Schuppener was home one
day last week.
Willie Bast visited his mother on
Sunday
John Bracket and family Of Little
Grant, visited Mrs. Brackets par
ents, Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
HILLAND HOLLOW.

Henry Heberlein had an attack of
appendicitis last week but is better at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bennett were
in Dubuque last Monday.
Johnny Casper spent Sunday ev-
ening with Rudolph Berndt.
A baby girl is reported at the home
of John Rekenthaler in Gregory Hol-
low.
Peter Berndt and family and Mrs.
Lorenz Rekenthaler and Harold spent
Friday afternoon at Aug. Wenzeps
near Ellenboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Funk and daugh-
ter Marie and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Day
autoed to Dubuque Saturday
Mrs. Ed. Born has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. Frank Morrow visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Lorenz Rekenthaler.
Miss Mile Bark spent Friday eve
at Clarence Bark's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
FLORA.

The farmers hereabouts are busy
filling silos and making sorghum.
w. E. Garthwaite delivered hogs at
Lancaster first of the week.
Ed and Frank Bishell have their
silos nearly completed.
J. c. Edgington assisted Oliver No
BILE on his house a couple of days last
week.
Some of the young folks of this vi
entity attended the party at Arthur
Bass last Friday night. They report
large crowd and good time.
Gus Seipp and family were at Matt
Schildgen's Sunday.
Frank Atkinson spent Sunday at
Clyde Duncan's; Lester Snyder and
family and Ervie Edwards and fam
lily at w. E. Garthwaite's.
Church here again next Sunday ev-
ening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
ROCKVILLE.

Mrs. Geo. Shaw and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Schiffman were Sun
day visitors at the Clarence Cummins
home on Boice Creek.
DR.. Bowers performed an operation
for the removal of tonsils and ade-
noids on Velma Hays last Tuesday
She is getting along nicely.
Answering the call of Uncle Sam,
Chauncy Vanderbilt gave up his work
at the high school at Blair, Wis, and
enlisted to take the military training
course at Platteville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt and Chauncy Jr spent a
few days at the Hubbard home before
the former took up training. Mrs
Vanderbilt will stay at Platteville UNI
til her husband is removed to another
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Broihahn and
family were Sunday visitors at the
Walter Kuster home.
Many from here attended the patri-
otto meeting at Tennyson Sunday.
Jessie Schramm and Mary Wolfe
took Mrs. Fritz Wickendoll to Platte
vile Thursday where she will help
care for her husband who is still in
a very serious condition.
Miss Wayne Leppla is spending a
few days at the Harold Tracy home.
Mrs. Eddie Tanner is quite i'll.
The VIM. Vesperman family attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Harry Schwab
at Lancaster last Tuesday.
The Junior Red Cross is busy max
ing quilts for the soldiers in camp.
The committee is working on the SER
vice flag which we hope will soon be
displayed.
Miss Mary Wolfe is on the sick list.
Mrs. Glen Hubbard is spending a
few days at the Kerkenbush home
while her husband is in ST. Paul
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-10-09
,ur head and that reused him to ac-

our head and that reused him to &C
ton. He ruffled his neck plumes, be-
gan walking up the branch, giving a
jerky movement of the head, at the
same time sounding his note of alarm,
Pert, pert, peril" Then like a flash
he started from his perch and shot
through the dense timber like an ar
row from bow and in two seconds
was out of sight. Forty years ago
these fowls were very plentiful and
a half days travel through the brush
lands was sure to start in flight many
coveys of these interesting birds. At
present they are very scarce and it
is a very wise provis on of our state
laws that these harmless and beauti-
full creatures are protected the year
round from heartlcss and don't give
a d-n hurters."