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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
PRACTICES ARE DEFENDED
Equal Division of Cattle In
sisted on and Wiring on"
Is Upheld.
SUGGEST SHIPPING CONTROL
Producers Would BE Enabled
to Market Live Stock ON
Basis Of Cost.

wAsItINDrnN T., 90 r..
.-,.,
'""b' 'SH'"h"' committees "'t" oc-
cuplcd again today IN hearing wit
ncsses who were ou.stion.d co,.
c.r,i,, .v,,.,,. ,,a,.,, .,, -, a..
w '"s"' ""' VI wv
i'h'fal uhd" commlSSion's meat
packing inquiry The committees
have under confederation t,yi.,,,,o,
nro,.,,,,. D.. ....,....,
wv '"'''"'''"' '"nfo' OF
the meat packing industry
y. ogden Armour. president Of
Armour 4 CO. Continued his testi-
m"ny before the house interstat"
commerce committed. lic said his
salary was $4,000 yenr ana had
never been any higher asserted that
Armour Co. would welcome means
To enable Nv" stock producers to
market their animals, ~ price
based on the cost ~ production; sug-
geH,"d central control nf live stock
shipments hH "A possible means of
obtaining this. ana renewed his op-
position To pending hin To EN-
power IN" government 10 take over
control of adiunctS ~ the packing
industry Before tho senate hgricui-
tufo committee. Thomas y, Logan
was questioned again ms to his activf-
tl"s IN Washington for Swift a Co.
~" standard on company OF Indiana
and other corporations and his
friendship win Joseph i, Tumuliy.
Edward Hurley and other row
ernment Officials.
tongrersmen who questioned Mr.
Armour paid especial attention TO
grtlnr hts Views on the probable ~
fects ~ the pending biil Mr.. Armour
aaid he thought the bill probably
meant ultimate government owner
shin ~ the packing industry and that
II the hill were constitutional. there
was no limit as 90 how far the gov
ornmcnt might rench out and invade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
WILSON STARTS WEDNESDAY
CABINET SESSION IN PARIS


rARIs ian 20 President VII
son has decided 10 resume the srS
slons of his war cabinet. or his
"Wednesday cabinet" 20 called he
cause this Is the regular meeting day
~ the white house of tn. heads ~
tho war boards. military advisers aud
members az the cabinet
The purpose Of the meetings In
Paris iH for the discussion of eco
nonlir problems involved IN the ar.
m'H'icc. and the peace negotiations
They will be attended by nernnrd "
Inruch, Herbert e. Hoover, Vance
Mccormick ana Edward y Hurley.
All ~ whom have been summoned
To Paris by the president and such
other diplomatic. political, economic
and military advisers as tho presl-
dent may designate ~ attend
blockade shipping. food relief FOR
Europe and the provision Of Jaw
materials for the restoration ~ the
devastated regions are among tho
problems VIII ch Will come before the
meetings. ana the cabinet viii prob
ably also give attention to the Rus
sian question
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
NAME DELEGATES FOR PARIS
PIunkctt, DeValera and Grif-
fiths Regarded Probable
Choices as Enjoys.
ADDRESS IS GIVEN WORLD
Statement to Free Nations
Calls on All Peoples to
support Republic.

b, IN, associated Press
DUBLIN. Jan 22-Thc parlia-
mtnt held a private session today.
The official report ~ the meeting
sys mat - deputies were present.
temporary prime minister was
elected unanimously and four other
ministers. nominated by the sprako<.
~cr" approved hy the parliament
According 10 the provisional con-
siiiuiiun VI the Irish republic nov
before The Dall Elteann. legislative
powers ARE to he vested In deputies
elected from existing parliamentary
constituencies. The ministry will
consist ~ a president and four exccu-
tive officers secretaries OF finance.
home affairs, foreign affairs amt
national defen- All revenue will
ee fsis-h on the vote or the "Dsil
Elreann' The constitution may be
altered upon seven days notice
Count Horace Pnnkctt, Prof Ed
ward de valera and Arthur uriffith.
are probable appointees IN Irish dele
gates 10 the peace congress.
,ddrc%- Prepared
The address to free nations, read
al tho parliament yesterday was In
part as follows
The nation Of Ireland having her
national independencc calls throurh n
her elected Representatives In parlia
ment assembled upon eyery ire,
nation Ia support IN. irish r.public
BY recognizing Irelands national
status and her right to vindication
al the peace conference.
II declared thai Ireland WA.
radically distinct from England in
nrc language custom. ana ,radl-
tons Ireland A. aid wa. one OF
the mos, ancient nation, Of Eurhpe.
She had preserved her national in
,rrity and yisor Intact through
seven centuries n, foreign opprer-
sian and never had relinoulsh.d her
national right, which she had
Definitely proclaIm.d every genera
No.. h,,,.t,.,,,, ,.. T,.i,.,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Italy WIN Demand
Control of AdriatiC
Coast for Protection

PARIS, Jan a:.--ihc Italian
delegation io the IsN,v conference
held n conference to-day with scn-
crnl Dia,, M Italian commander.
in.chicf. who arrived IN Parts To-
day. Ia discuss Iinl,'s aspirations
from IA miiitar, and strategic Iolnt
~ view with special attention io
the posssSssiun ~ what the Italians
call tho keys ~ the doors on isnd
and sea
10 realize this ubIcci. the Iinl.
Tan delegates, II Il said. consider "
Indispensable that l,al, possesses the
hrcnncr Pass. and ais, the Dat.
mniian coast is,d xarn and s,'bc.
nico. without this Xrriior, the,
saw n H. hnIpo-siblr for iial, to
coniroi the tdriniiu NJ otherwise
the coaSt line ~ urnirni Iiai,
would he ~ the mere, ~ m, ua.
ton po--rssing Dalmaiia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Patrolman Fights for Life;
Wounds Fatal to Assailant
kithcart Signs Statement
Beliveing End to Be
Near AT Hand.
SHOT BLACK TO SAVE SELF
Officer Attempting to Put
Rogers Under Arrest
When Attacked.

Gwen hut u few hour. to 1--we lcs-
terday afternoon rttrolmun " r
kithcart who was Wounded several
times during n pistol battle with
waiter ROGERS negro porter ~ The
carleton hotel. ere East First
street early NcducHia morning,
was making a game fight fnr lie at
tlw Tulsa hospital ~ O'Clock this
morning II" was partially con
Srious and his wundcrful recuprru-
i've powers encouraged those iu at
tendance 80 express the opinion that
he had a fighting chanc tn recover.
His wife. Who had been with him
all day. returned home for the night
when assured that she would he
notified IN case there was a turn
for the worse.
shortly after midnight Rogers sue.
cumhed 10 his wounds at Tie Booker
Washington hospital
Niis of Bat,i".
when told yesterday afternoon
thar he had no chance to recover,
kithcnrt sent for Assistant county
Attorney ! q Thompson and told
him the story NJ hts hattin with N,
negro. Ills statement was taken
down by rtenographer ana signed
by the psttolman.
II follows
The questions were put hy Assist.
ant County Attorney J q. rhomp'
son
II. W r kithcsrt, mako this vol,
untarv statement knowing this vii
he NV last statement and knowing
1T this time my serious condition
ana under the Influence Of the Inn
pending death
This man. walter Rogers va'
down there on the street soliciting
I followed nj him across the street
to stop. tIe ran ahead ana ! ran
upstairs after him lie went clear
up 10 the third floor. lsyed on the
steps waiting for him 20 come down
I walked up To him He grabbed m'
gun out OF my holster and shot ~,
three times. before shot shot
Q what do yoI mean by so
iicl'ing7"
A-"Fnr women
. -"Sollcitipg FOR immoral pur'
poses >"
A.-"Ye-. sir"
O Not selling llauor ."
u didn't find any liquor on
him. don't know whether he vnt
cr not tie has got that name The
worst whlteslaver In the country
Got that reputation
Q Have YOU had any trouble
with him IN your lifc before
A-"No"
q YOU have nothing agalns,
him except NJ m officer go
A-"That Il All | had, three Or
four shots In me before ! ever shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
W r KITlICAilT.
CHARLES ALLEN.
JOHN u. WOODS.
MRS KIRK BRIDE.
Woman re,,s ~ itght.

According To Mrr Edna 'ruinlcy
manager OF tho hotel, she heard
Rogers call fnr help IN the hall. She
opened her door and the two men,
fighting. fell into the room. They
fought bnck into the hall and step
pod inside the bath room. which
was not lighted. Mrs Crumley was
standing IN her room with the door
open The first shot which was
frcd narrowly miecd hitting hcr.
She says she then stepped back Into
her room and closed the door
second bullet passed through the
door. also nearly hitting her
e. NJ G-tz. u roomer Of the hotel
said he heard at least six shots ana
possibly more stepping out ~ MS
room. he saw officer kithcnrt thre"
or four steps from tho top uf the
stairs The negro was lying u Few
steps from the bottom
II is difficult to estimate The mum
her ~ shots fired due to conflicting
stories told by different persons Who
heard the shots In addition to the
four wouudh suffered by kiihcnri
and the two by Rogers, nine bullet
holes we're found In close proS NIFTY
to where the battle was staged
Three were In the bath room door,
ono I'm the hath room, two In ihc
hill walls. and two IN the room oi
MrF CrumFy
m" Mullins special merchant
nlght Waterman. who had wttn"d
rogers To stay or ~ the streets and
alleys was one % the first to arrive
ON The scene lie picked up gun
which was identified as belonging
to Kithcart. ~ the bottom OF the
steps There was a pool OF blood
there The supposltion ia that Ilog
ets who was bleeding badly. had
fallen there and dragged himself up
three or four steps kithcnrt was
bleeding very little kithcart who
police say. carried two guns. had the
other n his hand when seen hy
Gey first on the scene following tho
shooting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Soufhnesf Troops Giuen
Royal Welcome on Return

HOSTON. Jan. .? Returning
troops and hospital units on the
troop ship Melita found royal w"l-
como awaiting them today when the
transport made her way 20 Common
wealth pier after being anchored In
midattcnm overnight The majority
OF the 500 Officers ana men aboard
are from tho southwest and include
contingcnis from Missouri The mem
boarded trains for Camp DeNcns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
SALARIES ARE OBJECTED TO
House Passes One Bill After
Close Call. Senate Balks
on Measure.
BONE DRY" STILL DRYER

World 'apiisl hutssu

Norid.' tapiisl hut,su
OKLAHOMA cry. Jan. ?! 1t In
no whip hand that uuvernnr Ilohert.
"oh holds oVN his legislature This
fact was demonstrated today In both
senate aud house and II became
painfully evident tn admlnisiration
forces that there ~ "A contingent ~
'olsiructionlSis' whose Influence
viii lie felt throughout tho srssion.
Tho test az strength came when
~" hill providing for an lncreasr In
IN" salary ~ the governors t,crr.
inry came ~ IN the house. Every
friend ~ tho administration who
could he reached was GATED into the
chanlhrr In order ~ assure the pas.
sage of the bill with the emergency
clause
Previously the vote on the meas.
hrr started out by sending tho cold
"hiVerH down tho Spinsr OF those who
were most interested. for OF the first
20 votes recorded nine were adverse
ana = looked aH N there ware no
hope fot the emergency. lIui when
" cam" lime Ia vote on this feature
speaker Tom Naldrep watched the
entrance Ia catch any straw member
Who had not recorded his vote ON a
ana the final result was that n got
hy easy ilut the bill itself carried
10y vote of 80 tosi
Opposition In SENATE.
later In the senate. tho blli pro-
vidlng for an increase In salary 81
the secretary to the state school land
commission. admittedly framed In
order that the office may prove Al.
tfnotive TO A. 4 J Shaw OF Altua. en-.
countercd unlocked for opposition,
which WIS led by Senator Carpenter
and concurred In hy Senators Me.
fntosh Tucker. Mayflcld and nine
others who voted against the hin.
The emergency clause failed In this
case ana motion To reconsider the
vote was lying on tho table whAn ad.
Iournment was taken for the day
Hotel lobby observers are discus.
sling these events ~ the day ana To-.
nlght the speculation runs along
lines which Indicate that there are
stirring times In store Tor other ad.
minislratlon measures which may
come M from time to time Some
even a. Ho far M to Hay that taika
favorable To what In known ~ the
Henry wood hill by Paul Nesbltt and
Zen Harrison saved the day and tho
speculation IN centered upon what
viii happen n they ever doarrt the
administration ship. Nerbitt is the
author ~ the highway 4li which
contains features not favored by the
governor
Home Dry BiIi Dryer.
senator Harry Cordells bone dry
bin In 10 bc picked still dryer The
process may leave n n wlnhbone
senator Warren X Snyder made the
only opposition speech In tho senate
today, but tho blll does not suit
hnaior Fred Tucker n should CON
tain provision for handling "Jake."
"chock." cider ana various other
drinks which numerous senators de-
CoSTlSrED OK PAUk FIVE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
INDUSTRIAL UNREST GROWS
THROUGHOUT GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON. Jan 90 Industrial un-
rest throughout the United Kingdom
IL on the Increase In addition Ia the
thrca, of "a railway strike. the whole
Yorkshire coal field probably will he
idle tomorrow. throwing 10000 mon
out OF employment. while prcpara-
tons are being made In Scotland for
a general strike for "A hour week.
The Yorkshire operators there
have locked out some 10000 men
who insisted on taking 20 minutes of
the employers time for meals, In
reply the Yorkshire Miners associn-
ton has declared "A strike for tomor-
row
In London some employers hsve
granted the demands OF the engl.
neerlny trade. but the electrical
workers nov threaten to strike.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Wire Briefs
bDISiii.ttkI IAiI
IN ATTACK ON NNNkS.

u, Tho Associated press
Aii'llANdEl. Jan. % Iiolshc-
yik forces on the northern Russian
front attacked American and Rus
sian positions on sunday last The
defensive outpoStS wet" Withdrawn.
but the holshc,ik attack on the main
position whs repuls"d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
iiINtS stD.S RtiDtCTION
IN Fiu.IGHT TRAFFIC.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 22 Director
General Hines said today that pres-
cnt Indications pointed to "a reduction
OF freight traffic this year. and con-
sequently he did not expect any great
reduction In the general level OF rates
during the year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
FRENCH FAVOR SENDING
FORCES TO AID OF POLES


Immediate armed Intervention W. the
allies In Poland HccorItfpNsn author
itRtiNr unoffl, III inf6rmatIdN The
French view is said 10 be- that only
military aSistanc" can save POLAND
from heiug crushed hy the bolshevikl
and that such 40 stance must be-
given within he next few weeks II
l. claimed that tho sending ~ food
mr. munitions go Poland would only
serve to strengthen the hands ~ tho
hulrhryIki. since they would ulii-
mately capture the supDlins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
TAxEs ON AMUSEMt.STS
NOT TO BE INCREASED.

WASHINGTON. Jan 22.-rases
on amusement admissions win not
he Increased by the war revenue bill
the confere-r agreed today 10 re
scind their previous decision To in
crease the rate from 10 tu 20 per
cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
CLARK WANTS ALL
SOLDIERS WIrIIDittWN.

WASHINGTON Jan. 2s- SPEAKER
Champ Clark declared In the house
today during debate ON the diplo.
matte appropriation bill IN favor or
every American soldier being win
drawn from Russia aud the rest or
Europe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
b. -: Asss;Isssa Press.

-
d. TAs AssssIsss6 Press.
PARIS, Jan. IA Led ~ Presi-
Wilson. the supreme council Of Ne
great powers today msvsd 70 unite
the factions Of distracted Russ1a sad
bring them into the peace congress.
They unanimously adopted Q
proposition brought forward By
President Wilson eskinG all the RUS
sian factions. including the bolshs-
visits, 20 meet the allied and associat-
cd governments at Pripoen Islands
In the Marmora sea on february 10.
the oontsnding factions meantime
declaring y truce and suspsndinG all
military operations.
The Joint commission Of the associ-
ated governments will be announced
a. soon ~ the Russian factions ao-
ospt the proposal which was com
municated 10 them by wireless to-
night. The Russian commissioa Will
proceed to the meeting place. prob
ably on . wsrship. by way Of the
Black sea and the Bosphervs.
General John J. psrshing. the
American -chisf, has
been called TO Paris. and Il II es-
pectsd that he will be the military
member Of the American reprssen-
tation on the joint commission.
Aside from the Importance Of the
conclusions reached. II was especially
notable as being the first time that
the voice OF the United Ctates had
taken tho direction In the concert Of
European powers on the most serious
European question nov prese tied.
There was added significance In the
fact that an American president In
person had taken leadership In the
council made up chiefly OF Eurocean
sta atesmcn and had pointed u way
which they had unanimously
adopted.
The final result cams aftsr three
days Of continuous discussion Of
Russia. which did no, cryutaiise un-
IN the final hours when President
wilson presented In writing tho plan
he had elabokated.
There was little opposition and
this was based mainly on doubts hs
to whether the proposition would
be accepted.
In reply n was pointed out that
the contending factions were well
nigh at the end of their resources
and that their needs likely would
lead at last 10 n combined appeal to
the associated powers.
Iiesidcs the definite proposals as
given IN the communidue the Joint
OF the associated pow
ers will lay down four conditions
Indispensable In bringing about an
CONTINUED ON PAGE fINt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Itcnpu,,sI Marshal

wAsUiNGTN. Jan 90 l"hn
Hugh kirkpatrick NJ shreveport waS
nominated United states mdrshal for
ihe western district Of Iouifiann, "A
reappointmcni
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
WILSON To NIST
mt SSiIAS ON NONDNN.

PARIS. Jan. go Giavas.D -rresl-
dent Wilson. according 20 present
plans will 60 to Brussels next Mon
day, January 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
EICHORN SURROUNDED
IN BERLIN BY POLICE.
capture of ReSi Leader ls Eip'stc,i
Son Acor,iinG Tn Dispatch RE
c,svcf In IOpdon.

LONDON. Jan. 20. Tho ncrlin
police have surrounded the hiding
place ~ former chief ~ Police
flchhorn, and II IN expected that he
VIII he taken into custody In the
near future. according to u Copen-
nagen dispatch to the Exchange
lelegraph company
CoPENHAGEN. Jan. 90 Pots
uam returned Ia the national
"semhly flve mnlorlty socialists, one
hu'r"ndrnt socialiat, two German
uehocfhiA, one German national
party
AMSTERDAM. Jan % Al
mouEh the majority socialists oh
aimed an absolute majority In Ber-
.n ana the suburbs Sunday, accord
~ 20 berlin dispatch to tho
nnanneNhlad the Lokal Anxeiger of
n,tun estimates that the bourgeoise
pttles up tn Tuesday afternoon had
h'ned as many seats as the two
.lallst parties combined The con
,,oHNNrs polled n heavy vote
throughout tho country.
H-Ha==-ta
.,uPt NHAGEN, Jan 22.-It Ia
,tp'frd nnofflciaily from ncrlin
~ al' delegates had been elected
a,.,n' NATIONAL assembly from ~
Tl,'S In tho return up to 8 O'Clock
,,n'y afternoon They were dis
"'uu'"d as follows,
d.alotly socialists. i3c: German
nl,tnr ~, centrists. 81; German
so,,.'""' marty es independent
1, 49,. ,.., y! German peoples party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
FORMER KING READY
TO TAKE OLD THRONE
Manuel Rrportsi Wiliina IN Sasesss
n iortugsi--Rcvosution 10 re-
ported IN Ils Gaining.

pAhIp Jan. 2.-,fHsvaa) -
Former King Manuel of Portugal .
al present on board a steamer OF
Lisbon, according to a dispatch from
Madrid. The Matin says that Manuel
has left London for an unknown
destination.
The monnrchist movement In
Portugal. acooSdinE to advices re-
c~ived here appears to be making
progress A monarchist proclama-
ton was read at Valencia do Mimic
In the presence Of tho garrison. The
republican flag waA then torn down
and burned and tho monafchist fiaG
bo a,ed In its pice.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Evening
News says u Ishrns from authoritative
Portuguese sources that former kina
Manuel IN ready to return In Portu-
sal whenever tho people wish him
To return.
wAaUfNtiTON. Jan. ss.--Ths
present revolution In Portugal seek.
inH torestore the monarchy In the sec.
ond movement OF its kind within two
weeks. n was learned today at the
state department Information
req ching tho department shows that
the first outbreak. about 10 days ago,
wn. suppressed by tho government
and that several % tho leaders are
suli IN jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

Allies Agree to Hold
Session With All
Factions.
DATE IS FEBRUARY Is
Place of Meeting Princes
Island; Wilson Plan
Is Adopted.
DELEGATES 90 TO POLAND
Allied Council Orders
Commission to Make
Study Of Situation. y
CONFERENCE ON SATURDAY
At Full Cat. ing Lloyd
Georges League Plan
Comes Up.
DELEGATES 60 TO POLAND
CONFERENCE ON SATURDAY

PARIS, Jan, 2a.--An official huiIs-
IN Issued by tho press bureau this
afternoon says.
''TNe p~osp.aIs os lr~ssA~as
wiIson WIN approved. lpcaudins
rrsOGnitton by tho a~Dc1sssd
powcrv of The right NJ the Isns.
sian people 20 discrt ti,csr own as.
fsirs without dIcsation svua ths
ossssde. TITO powcrs do mt Wish
to crplois Rnssia.
Tho powcs Fcsosssias tlse sevo.
lution and In mn way cDantsbascp
. cosnssr vtvolsttoa. Thsy vtsh
IN srrvc Rssasla uusplflsAly aaa 10.
vise slI ovgHaised ssosus IN sisssta
90 within Inc boundaries uf ponsu-
psAn Rssnaa ~ h ssnod hssues ~
war IN sc~d representatives so
Pvtnrxs lslsnAs N 0eee reVresea.
tstives of tho assocsaaed powesA
provided iiscsc y . ssuD u asus
nacanwhiIc.
sssh rcpeyssaativcs VIA - a..
pecsssi ~ Dc plscs ssVs,nssa b.
Fcseuasy H.
"a pscNavy ~ shs csaerssess
asaarday wtii dtscsss ~. lAsya
Gsprss's prvvosns sas . isasss of
nattons."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-28
4 CARLOAD OF CHICKENS TO BE
SHIPPED FROM DUCK HILL.

The Sentinel would call the atten-
ticn of its readers in this section to
the ad Of Leigh & Caffey II X. L.
Fox Co. of Duck Hill, in which they
the shipment from that
town on next Wednesday, April Z,
OF a carload of chickens. The price
they offer is 25 cents per pound tor
hens and 10 cents per pound 1or
roosters. 4 carload of poultry from
this immediate locality is a rare
thing but goes to show what is being
developed by articles on poultry IN
the newspapers and by the poultry
clubs in different parts of the coun-
try. The shipment ito be made by
these two firms will 60 no small way
towards further chickenizing tins
part of the country. Remember the
day and get your chickens there IN
time. They will be loaded rlght from
the WAGONS trucks or other vehicles
right on to the cars.