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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-15
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
President Speaks
 At C0mmam0ratIOn

Nora.owu "a. Oct -"--H . speech commemorative r0a final sn. r.-a.- O. g.e British sar.as .a ... Revolutionary war. President W.- ..a C. Uardn2 said. in tae rru~.. s.n al r~.-arv.ae rna ..vG.a-o. al. ... world W. were aauH ..ra... .ascsaa- He declared that for ..-. o- of tho two Hue5sa saaaara nae lions 10 over auaa a.r sword a-a..st rua other Was ua.rr..h..
 AT WUamshu~- rh. President -.a that this nation is enw-nn... vii. a crisis tn ifs e5asa.ara. ar. -ra- Tho maat.asr ~.n-.-. .. teachers and the taada1uar. ...-.. ......E .. r.. schools .. ".- t... .- rm.aa # m. o.a %. ... m.- -..- problems eaasrn"r- ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
In~3NN ENVIlIN~
 NATIONS uUIr,EIN

..#..a.. #.. ]. ..... ..-.r.. sn.a..-g d. TT. t....... #...- ..-.-r.- H...- ..# .. r..- .r.. stated ...- r.. r............ .. wr industries ... -......... r.. .r. distress ...s~ .".- .. a..... .ae. drive. r..... .... .r. e..-. ..s ..d ...H .. ... ........wr .. t.. ..s.... .. N.-.. H. .u.. ..r H.... ...-...- ... 1T. a... ... .. .".0s...- II. Mask. ... .. . -..r.-... .a. r.. Mask. Is ..5.r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Senate RatifieS
 Two Treaties

N.-...--... N.r Ts. Tho IH. .-. ~....~ ~a.a.. ratified tho .~.... ..~ u n.... u.....a r..~ country and C..... and E.a.-a and i5H". gar. .s. -.-.. -.N.. Fu."s W.r. cast ... 1T. ratification. .ra ."..-. .a...s. . ".. .......'s voted ]. t.... ... "... ..G ......a". .u-.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
PETERSON IN WEDNESDAY,

".. .a.Hr- boat Peterson made ... r.Enar Waduesda- run from Port Seward and EaIrss yesterday ..r-r- mall and a few PasseaEers nh. .r.r. rra time while fu port i1 s..anu- and visiting
 Mrs .rnan Good vas a round
 The Peterson will SO today on an .a.r n- r.r days hunting trip down ... cana.
 \ r.-n.- nf the r0'dfe-s vfH 60 n .aa-.. .. rar.=ar and other wild
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
ForbeS BlameS
 Federal BOar3

Washington. Oct Ig--nr .. Dlorauou ol eE-sarv.ea men n r. eaHouaI schools IS latd hE gaa.--.- Forbes of The Veterans Hur".. .. ihe door a5 tha federal board a. r. ezUonal education. IFa name. r... w-tvo schools which wore "... contract of the eduoauora. M..-. for rhe training of aZ-sor..-. men men whose contracts have nnar approved for reasons Ear.-- .-.- assin5r5ly ro pure E-as.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

Paris. oa-. 2H.-Thn .s'lo-irag .. France are convinced that Jhe n"~.-- as Ambassador Fer-tck. g hons. yesterday was rho w0-b 0f
 .a-uus-s The bomb is const-u- .# us aa aEo-r 1u prevent the eEegg- nm. O. one O. their number who Is ....- s.rrar.a n. death for murder . u.5..- Mass The officials of Franc. .... deeply indignant over
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Attempt To Bomb
 Ambassador Herrick

Paris. Oct lg.--zn attempt was ..a. ro Eo. Ambassador He--ck a.. d bomb The bomb was sent 10 .s house and was opened by the Ambassadors valet D exploded
 and ra. valet was seriously i1.u-- .. The room fu which he opened :. was wrecked. He-rlek arrived at H.. aous. about two minutes alter
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
ADVERTISE FOR RAIL HELP
 FOR COMING STRTET

Jersey City. oe, Is-Tha now. papers Of the state ar. aIreaaE ..r. wing advertisements. oEer.aE -.- mauent jobs on the railroads Tn .- cauee-s and f-emeu in raE. r"a H...# 0s the men who rrnnns. r. s.-.. These are To he put nr a- ... The men walk out
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
AMERICAN CONSULATE
 IN TRANCE MORBID

--ast France, Oct 2n-A mob .. thousand EyudsciIists marched upon rHe American consulate uf th.s ... and smashed the wind0vE and
 .a violent demonstrations The ... sang The International Hnf car. .... r.. flags The police finally !. .-."a.# m. crowd
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
rET>~ NINDNR ETEEE.L
 TO ~NHNN HERE

Mss H.r... ..... .. .....r. ..... w. -n... .. ... -..a.. .....- -...... .u -.. ...~ "r.-r"- ..an church .a "S"a u...an. u.. Ur.....s Mss -.w.. is -..~.ar. and .--.H ..r .. Nuwa na.n.. s.r n. " <" -. r. II. tho s...- u. ro."~.a X" .r. invited tn h. present
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Killed When Kite String
 Is Charged

las Nra..s. u.. Is... ... ..r. a h.ta sr.a- a. s..".. M.e" had a most ra.a. ~r~u.- !. ...s ..sE today The copper trims ....... a ... wire and killed E h..r..".ar. .. a.g aure .na Kite. .m. ...r.a r.".. others
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
1rn,r WIRED unrr"t>r.n

#... .... ........ from ... U.-. ..... ... .....# .... -nU-. E... . ... ......... 0. ... #.--.. . ... ........ g.a-. W.. .. -..-... 2. succeed .... -... .. -....- e."w.s~..u." ... ....... .. ...- district. Tho .... .- .. ..... ..ra M. n. ""a~ .. Wi. ... "... n. .u. .u#~-.s ... ... ... his ...... ..r ..- .....". ..... .... ... ..... work. ..... n. ..- done s.r.. his first.
 ...r..... .. Jude. I....-e
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Vocational Training
 Declared Failure

W..n.rr.rr Oct s0.-Chs.rms7 -a-Has nf rHr Veteran War Risk Bu- -..n #n#aras that ot EII the usa H.. have taken vocational training for Utilization. but five thousEEt .. ...m have been -ehshIIItsted Co ........ useful g.rIzpns
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
l5OOO Pa. R. R. Men
 To Stand By Company

Now York. oeu -".-Tarae taoas- and .wdm.s,.rs in the metropolitan district have s5-n.hod their ln.au- Guu .o refuse ra go m strike ar taa end al this month This announce uarr was mad. Hs J. L. Cone grand rra~EEart uE the U.-.....r.u-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

". C. E#~o.a~. Is ..v.. his home painted and fixed nr and with tho acquisition q. additional ..-- Co ns property. w. Soon ha.. 8 most beautiful flower -.r#an as wnH as vaEarah.e garden.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Seek Rail Men
 h Army

S.. Antonio. ... |" ...#.-. .... H.ar .--... IT. q. .....". .. ..ur.,..- .r ..-..-- 1T. -. ........ commands n ... ....-. ... ....u- 8" ...a IT. ... ....-. .. -.. ... a.a ..H -... H ... ..w...t .~. ..."..... .. """ra- -... .. ra..... ...- ". !. ... w....r.-.a .. railroads. .... .r. a-.- .... .... ~-... .. ..-. ~.. Houston. and are ..a preliminary steps take" .. ... railroad boar. ... d.. ....~s..r. r""-"~." ..w ..--.. |. h. prepare. i. .s. -.r... .- started
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
rFNEn~E nlsI NEEn
 INIT rnE CH1IENlN~UIr

....... ... ..r....H. ... ".-...-.. ....".....- .. t.a .. ..- .... .....- .... Senator "....-. . ............ is ruEs.. .... .. .....-. m.a...E. um.
 ..r s.. ...s.... position q. ......... IT. .. ...r. ...... .nu. ..-r.. .. . ...... |. e.na Nr. ... .r.....- .... confront him .s
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

".HaI.lpl.a Oct. lg- Fifteen thousand r-a.w"u ot rho Frn.sz .- E.aH system arnau-,.d that they would continue vra rln road .. ....r .r. s.uu..s ar r." -"E"rn- w..- .... .n a.Hma. .a operate rMr trains
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
FIFTEEN MILLIONS
 FOR Wo~pITAIILATu\

..n-.".. ..I -..-a ... has r..u introduced " g...-"ss r. Chairman I#a-..s a. ... .."... HH#a.u-s committee. ............- a.r..n million a...-- .. .#a. care n. r.e r>-s.ry.. ... N... - ..-- -.r.a>.ug a.-...- .. -wna..- hospital a.rw... ... nervous w"a- n..s
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
GINNTsN ANn EiEhI
 BRANDED k LIARS

W.-......-. .... .". -,.nras".- .....- ..-..- ..- -"ra.. ..g frs. .. ".E.- and r.. .@..r a. raamsN.
 s.... ....t.a .... other as liars :. . .Is u ra. ..u.s.. s.". rHr dis. ..--.u. .t ... railroad s.-.a. W.- an E.ur.. characterized n. ~.r.s. .~ .-su.r".r ... ....-- n" H...a
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

Mrs W p. Murphy. prop Tn. rNs Rochester G-. .- U.Hs.. .. lived on rra last train and ". leave tor rra south .a n. "- Alice on Sunday Mrs Nr-r-r ".. spend The winter -r The s.. turning 5r trr early spring
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
LEADERS FNPFIT TU
 ENFET RAILROAD ~TEThE

Chicago. Drr -. The .". cere-aI-r prevalent .Ha. .-. ... leaders and gHa ~a. chiefs conference. which - r H-..-..- here. w| ha ah.. n. ar.- .. rr-eaH He7at strike on an. -a..-"...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
ur~r >rrrs TO AVERT sTRKE

H..-r"-arnr. Det. Ig.-The admin a..r VII. enforce aH ths deci- -.-. .. fhr railroad labor board Es ... first srar m #s policy to E'- ..... P. avert strike on the roads
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
His Stellar Role

yau~e Tu10g l-ush.1l.yN-A05 aro .ha-a any other stars in your com nauNs
 Ham Actor l-~an5.y'->ra-s. dear aaur We a~a a1 stars. Eur there Is .rrE one Earo.-auSg.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

-. ? ? P Ward fs preparing To -... .rr rn#a. he purchased on ar. .r.-n. .n tro '1t just back of .. West building co, The Portland .r. This rHfa cottage u#II he .-.H .n as living quarters when .-.. .. "a moved
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
One Million Motors Being Prepared

railroads of the country F. W Fean. secretary og the National An sanobIa chamber uf commerce. an nauree6 last night that a million unro- trucks are available for use
 u case oI a strike.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
WHITE r1~~ DANCE

.... ..r... .'. dance at W.r. ..~- .... .. Saturday next All .e |. ~.....-- ... . a.05 rno and w. .... ". .. T.. b. rnore Good
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
uEl ~gG ID Elm~
REAP H'H1f>T

...r.a. ". Y. Sewn. ....... .. ."..~ .r.~...- j. TT. .....
 . ..-...-s a.s.r... .... ...... .. Fl. ....r ...r {. .-.. .. ... -.....I wnaE.. ...#~.a ..... .. ...~ Ion -..".s n. N...... ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Heb Wanted.

"Can be ug any se-vlc1s asked rhe >yuuarney5C m0ror.>t
 "Nrs~ replied the man who was -1 5f--~ess. I'm a preacher by p7o.es- sion. If youm jus, come over here and address a few appropriate re- marks to this internal f.vve- Of mine m be extremely grateful"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Loc2I Notes

. !. Manchester. superintendent . . ..r electrical plan, of The N.... Gold ar Dav Son. will be a . ".--.r-.- sau.h on tae Princess ALI ... n- Sunday Mr. Manchester will ! .....- n California and return with l ... 0-.-.-a at navigation noy, 1
 G Ne-aHen#n the well known . ...ar and a-osner5r. arrived home . a. Tuesday and wt1 winter agafz 5r ] ~H.auag MT Mclaughlin spent ! ... las. summer fa tne Bennett dis .... where he has quartz prospects. ] ... w.... he does got say much he wears . worry sausaeL look. and i- IS ..5... that he has something up h.. sleeve
 N Hanson. superintendent os l..e.s for tho W. ?. & Y. R. sys- u-. arrived in Sracway with the . .a-a-a gang" las, Saturday and is Dow looking after Jhe company's . buildings. setting uem ready for . winter Most ol The crew have been . la.a oG.
 . The sound oG the hammer is heard m The land just now. as most or the . people ore setting rh55r storm sheds . and windows placed ia anticipation . oE the cooler weather which will be . due before so very long. Al present
 We are certainly enjoying a fine . spell aE Indian summer
 Mr. George wurh, has been . working for some time in 7efmur 1 and ramodeufoE his place or Tenth . avenue The unique building when . finished. will present a pleasau, a7- . .07a-auce and be a very bomeTIke ! dwelling
 l.. E. Reynoldsou is having @ three
 room addition put onto his home at the corner Of tenth avenue and state
 street When completed NIT. Rev 1 |uoldson will have one os the PreJ- ] |tesJ and modern homes in SEaCway The Ziuka1 apartments on State ] street are being given a coat ot
 paint
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
~UEulI WlEn
 IDE GRAND LARCENY

e..... ... E..-.. ~.a. '.." r....-.. N.- .--.--.. last. ... ..r.... ...-.e Fl. E."-.. n. ...- ar. ...r. [. hand .s.r ~E
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

New York. Oct 20.-The T-eDar
 auous for the great strike are gn- #rr ar anaca One million motor ears arc being prepared for lusraH. mobilization to take care o- t-at'.. tu case rhe brother hoods tia un t..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
NEW MINISTRY IN roETvou

London. Oct -1--ha r....-. movement against unr T.-r"l.s Covo~uue-. proved ursr..a--.". change 5r tne ministry has H... ... Eeered without hLood-Hed Tn. -.a ministry is formed v#rn Mari. .. ho Hr jre head
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
L-.-- n----.---

"'rH wha. W.-. ..a mr..~.07.. rm.~r"
 a~rov wnra rhn -wr> my child. when Miss Tr5m'a.ra am. N". friends r..-..E -~....-.v ...r a-nw r.we ,--,..r needed .nn.. n..E.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Death By Hanging For Dr, BrumfieId

#rs..rr.. .-". ..r .......# .. ..... .E ...-.-- .. n. r.a ..r..r... .n D. impose. .-.. "r E E H.uaaH This was ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

-1~as-T saw lot or ladies walt f-a ns rho church on rho seq front -.ma~-Dh. what were they walt lr- fn-s
 "Ta >oo The fled c- 0r.."
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

....-n.-a-- which came from rhe ...-.. anar. a -o-d.e- or guilty was ..araa ny rha jury after hearing .. s...E @. the wrecked automobile III. n. bod. Q. Dennis En~seI
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

Mayor Chris. Compton O. Glacier IS a ~s.-".. ,.r .ar.uE rm down .r a ..-s... nt business.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

\ -nn6 uwe IS .u s."r0 ."r you .r the White Pass dane" .u ~arur- day .."..--
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
EXCHANGE OF TREATIES
 NEXT AND LAST STEP

Washfretaa Oct -s--le treaties resr srar r end so far as tA United States United and end thp ss-rcd is the exchange O -af- status
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

Forget your troubles and go ra .n. White Pass aa-.o
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
Communist Plot Seen In Bomb

-....... 0. -....... reports ....Naa from .aayn... ..w.. -.-
 md s"... America. . IS
 ....a is a -.-n-a. Ir-"-a..... . u. ..a enw"u..-.s -u s..u". ... .. ...-a a. their ...r.a.-. N.... -.. .. E.r0.... and 1.-T.... ....
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20
uoruEE KING ulE>

London. Oct s-THr".r N.u- E.Ga.- .s Bavaria is G...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-20

r-.a. murder sr DaEHau- Mass ".. international communists hope
 intimidation ro secure the re- ..- 0. r."s. prisoners American .- ss.aar- ar Rome. London and "..-.- have -aeava. threatening -..- from r.. communists EE ....r...-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23
CONN FORESTRY FUND
 SHOWS R

Connecticut made an increase of 45 per cent. in It's appropriations for for estry the last years, the figures of 1919 showing $16,50 and those of 1921 show ing S24,000. Growing public interest in timber production and the need of for est protection and reforestation through the country is reflected in an increase of 7s per cent. in state appropriations over those of 1919. according to figures compiled by the forest service, United States department of agriculture The total appropriation by thirty-two state legislatures for 1891 amounted to S4,. 065,434. New York leads, with oyer S1,- 000,0o0. and Pennsylvania holds second place. with $S6Q,00. The greatest per- centage of increase is shown In Cali forrlia, where the forestry appropria- ton of $45, Sno for 1919 was raised to sass, 800 for 1921, or I'll per cent. Ken lucky, Minnesota and West Virginia alone show decreased appropriations.
 The sums allotted for forest-fire pro- lection amounts to over S1,500,0O0 and are 12S per cent. greater than those of two years ago. Pennsylvania, with $500,000 appropriated for this purpose leads with an increase over 1000 per cent. For the purchase and maintenance of state forests, nineteen states appro4 priated $1,361,s07.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23
SALVATION ARMY TO
 PROVIDE 100 DINNERS

The Salvation Army. as has been cus- tomary for many years, will furnish Christmas dinners for the needy poor of the city. the dinners being bought with funds collected in the kettles in various parts Of the downtown section of the city. Capt. Charles P. Carpenter head of the local branch of the Salvation Army, said on Thursday evening that he expecte dto provide about 100 dinners for the poor and needy of the city.
 On Thursday evening nearly s45o had been col rected from the kettles and by Christmas 1t is expected that there will be at least S5o0 in. the fund with which to provide the dinners. The baskets will be packed on Saturday and distributed to the various families. In "--h basket there will be a piece of pork costing. vegetables tea and coffee, butter and o'her things to make up 9 real Christmas dinner. Several of the local wholesale grocery houses have contributed gro- ceries while a number of the local candy manufacturers and retail merchants have contributed candy.
 There is to be Christmas tree for the poor children and fer this cause several contributions of toys have been re- ceived from individuals and mercantiIe houses. The decorations have been con tributed by Hawkins the Florist and Mir. Hall of the Woolworth company.
 The kettles in the city are h charge Of Samuel R. McAllister. for 35 years g member of the army. Ernest Mills and Birger Colberg, volunteer workers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23
nefo-natory Inspection ReperA

Dr. George c. ?. Williams presided sr lhs meeting Of ths state department eS the public welfare Thursday ztte-neo. at Hartford. Al the members svses present except Judge Walter F. Clark. pr. Williams made a report of the visit which ts and Mrs. M. J. Wise made to the Connecticut reformato-y at Cheshire Dec. 20 The visitors were struck with the variety of mechanical work that b carried on n the institution. In thes de- pertinent of printing there Is need for enlargement and development in order to meet the demands on it. Mrs. Martha E. Mitchell reported a visit to the training school for the feeble minded at Msns. field and said it was crowded and has 2 large waiting list.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMME
 GIVEN BY CHI I.nREN

At the Wequonnoc school in Taft ville the Christmas exercises of the up- per grades were held in the large assem- bly, room and the programme was as fol- lows:
 'CaE7l, Hark the Herald Angels Sing schools: recitation, The Message of the Star, Irene Desmarais; song, Away in q Manger recitation. Twas the Night Be fore 'Chrlstmas, Dorothy Aberg; caro-. It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, schcoi : recitation, Christmas Dolly, Gladys Kin der and Fidelus Krodel: song, Once in Royal David-s City, school; recitation. Christmas Goose at Cratchit's, Mary Martin, Helen Banczik, Ralph Hun. Maurice Bill, Mildred T-oeger and Ros7 HoGlinsoui: .7.aINl solo. Cl1ristmast.de Polka, Dorothy Campbell: recitation. Christmas Stocking. Gertrude Boenig 1sabell Law; song, We Three Kings WiHred Gero. Byron Kloss and Georg Scott; song, I,lly Old St Nicholas, Dor othy Parker, Jane Mayor. Rose Marshal and Edith Heap: carold, o Little Town
 Bethlehem. school: recitation. The Night After Christmas. Florence Lukoff. Fried:' Saroski Louise Answorth and Mary Sat | nick; carol, Silent Night, school.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23
WHITE wYANDorrEs TAKE
 LEAD IN EGG CoGTEsT

The seventh week of the egg laying contest at storrs found the total produc- tion s,605 eggs. The number Of eggs laid during the week was i l9e or yield of 21.5 per cent. This weeks production is 11s less than the seven year average. 4s less than last weeks production and lS1 less than last year fer the same week.
 The leading pen for the week was pen of White Wyandottes owned by Frank P. Matteson. DavlsvilIe. R. L.. with a yield of 4 eggs. \ pen of White Wyandottes owned by Woodbridge Or chards. from Woodbridge. Conn. and a pen Of Rhode Island Reds owned f- Ap- plecrest Farms. Hampton Falls. Y. IT,. tied for second plare c-ith 4o eggs each. A pen of White Wyandoites ow-ed by l Clemens J. Diemand. New Britain. Conn. was third for the week with a produc- l ton Of 3s eggs. White wyandotres own- |, ed by Walter Bradbury. Tostin~ton En- | gland. were fourth for the week with 8 production of 33 GEES.
 Tneulidocoptes mutans tor scaiy ieesl | is q contagious disease injecting the legr of fowls. The small parasites which | cause this disease as a rule attack thl | unfeathered portions Of the legs worlzir: | their way under the scales and then ir ritsting the tissue hv attacking t viii It's strong mouth parts. In most case 1 where fowls have become infected vitl 1 these parasites their legs become rcug' ! and a crusty growth appears. The treat ment Is to din the les n solution Q kerosene and linseed oil one part cf n former and two parts Of :,e latter. Re peat this treatment every weep until th birds legs have become normal.
 The four leading 0ers in each Of th principal breeds are as follows:
 Plymouth Rocks
 ! S. Bradford Allyn, CwhIte) Belmont. Mass. ........ ...:. ... 20 James F. Macdonald. Cwhite) East
 Pembroke, Mass. .... ...... IS Seven Hills Farm, CBarred) Kato-
 nah N. Y. ..-..... .-...... 17 Merritt AI Clark Cbarred) Brook field Center, Conn. ....-- ....-.. Is White wyandottes.
 Frank p. Matteson. Davisville, R. l. ..-.--.... ...- ............. 2S Clemens ]. Diemand New Britain,
 Conn. .... ........... q Benjamin F. Decker RidgewOod, N. J. .-.. .. ............ q Woodbridge Orchards. Woodbridge,
 conn. .....-.. ..-- ....---..... 2
 Rhode Island Reds
 The Orchards, South Had,ey. Mass. 9 5 Pinecrest Orchards, Groton. Mass. 2; l F. s. Chapin. Longmeadow, Mass. 2 y Arnlechest Farm, Hampton Falls, . N. H. .......... ............. 2.
 White Leghorns
 . . Goshen Poultry Club Goshen. Conn. 1 u Hollywood Farm. Hollywood. Wash | Meadowedge Farm, Cedarhurst, L. 2 l. ..--.-.... ...-----.-- SmalTs Poultry Farm. Cheshire,
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