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Show CACTI i! AMERICAN. UTAH Leaders in Freedoms Cause Modern Contract Bridge BEST HOPPERS FOR No. THE YOUNG CHICKS EDcrg . The Distributional Count STAUT with an orderly of constructive ititlikluf concern In the worth of (he actual rani which you hold when making the usual bid at contract, a Cup fljti uvd for packing t;gi ault bid of one, lot m realize bow la rjMi make excellent boptiera fur j many trUke you ar undertaking to chlrki during Ilia Drat week after jwln and ascertain what will ba tha they art batched, tha uneven ur-- ; prubabta tourca of the tricks, fact of tha rup Data bolding tha When bidding one you contract fur mab and reducing tha amount of acton trk La. Of course you art not waste. adtlM-- J. C. Tsjhe of th 'etpected to taka alt seven trhka New Jermy agricultural Tour baud Is tupiwsed to tuent Sint Ion. lly using first one furnish at leaat four of tha contract, Ida of tha cup Huts and then tha, and you are permitted to count on other each day their durability will finding about three aastsllng trlrka ba prolonged. Tha beat reaulta will In your partner hand, ba procured If one fiat la used for To how your fu(ir lr1ckg each hundred chicks. jenn be counted, let ua take this bopclear-cu- t trjlng that iinull. open-boof a minimum on per be used after the birds era, heart bid: one week old. Mr. Taylor atatea ggflg HAQ9S DA864 that a eery satisfactory -- reel bop. ttlM bnd A home. ran ba made at per" would be too weak for an opening S trough or bo 6 Incbea wide. bid. Vulnerable, a four-carault bid luchet deep and 4 feet long Is the must hou at ellst better qu hopper, with a reel 4 Inches to dl- - than the minimum) Obviously a amt-tc- r It rntlr length running on(y 2'4 of your trick appear In and to adjusted at each end that It honor, aotnethlng additional must can be raised end lowered to pra- b produced from ,he Mgth or d!g. rent the chicks from wasting tbs tribntlon of your suits. On of mesh. If both aide of this hopper .these expected playing tricks Is a ar used KW chicks can be fed from Btnill heart ; because In bidding a It at a time. ulL you are alaayt permitted to Commercial hopper are obtain, j count one playing trick for erery hie at a moderate cost, the six. trump over three, that Is, on end to be determined by the sg of the trick In four-certrump suit, two chicks. Kxperienced poultrymen end trick In a flrmcard trump ault, bate found tha open type most eco aod three end trlcke In a Domical for the feeding of masb to tramp tulL This brings your hand to a total of Si playing trick. poultry of all ages. Water fountains for the chicks , where Is the other M to be found) should be so constructed that they j another " the fourth may be easily cleaned and not up- - diamond, which baa about a fifty-sefounThe most satisfactory on, chance of setting up as an tain for the first ten days Is the eventual winner. In side suits, you earthenware bell Jar with the flow- - ,may give the value of H playing (i Friedrich wilhelm von steuben. Cniwu fmnl whs fsusht for faii.rafa.es. Hi astiris efforts er pot saucer, type of fountain trick to every card over three Just j th simost eiOmrcmse Amnio hwfaui fat. faipim4 aa nttv. ana. v4 tk Swith kr tha hnUiaat Stntrtr that rvfawd NATHANAEL t Atrtcamx to tha Rvralutfaw. H GREENE. Tsa suitable for 100 chicks Large, half the value Of " In metnl fountains should when the chicks are four week old. value of the above hand as a total Cm4-ETHALLEN. Ilrra 1 Ttcaafarsts. CiuM U Rvratutfansry sanals sa A rrsl bucks, 1 shaost flgsatk statur tad of 4 playing tricks which Include Michigan farmer. scratch, Wick s Bond ids 1 trafasa as tk fartun si tbs bears, sad as psh idea 1 kiausU. 2 ',4 honor-trick- TO A mi YOU k NOW a bergaia whew yea so U. Cast a thrifty eye o yow er odrrsd bare. Goodyear quality Goodyear value stout, bulky, baadsom tine with the Coodyeer osma os every sidewall at 4 issrr frit t to rmUtr thtoryf Goodysa r builds tbesa Spaedwey first with pstsntsd Supra twisl, that lacaous aord malarial which gtraa tiraa loog.r Ida. And evary ooa oI these liras bas a bictia gueraoia. You eaw get such a maxing valor baoausa Coodyaar builds millioaa more tire tbaa soy otbar rubber eompany. Aod U yow stop to wooder why Goodyear builds more tiraa ban lb eoswtri more people want Coodyaar Tiraa, more pro pie buy them, because expariaoo shows they're the bast liras oa tb toad. Thai makes it assy lor you to gel the bast tire for your money. tire wbea FIRST Just ask yoarstlfl W hy bay any Metad-cboiCHOICE eosta wo mors? ( a expert-yoursel- tp S (yb, o , TVei tfwr rniM kifM t - 30 x 4. S FuQ Oversize Ford Chevrolet t 0-2- FuU Oversize 1 S' Essex Nash 39 X 50020 0100 Cz 1 In pair 4 six-car- per single dr per tingle tire ; FuU Oversize "long-card,- 29 X 45020 FuU Oversize 28 X 52518 t. amtd Yon eea count tlx layers of (sb vie here, but the first two under the treed in this tire (or in esy Now, suppose that yon have bid one heart on the holding above described. Tour valuation Is sound In keeping egg. for setting pu bgcau,e partner ba. It 1. too high temperature, do mor. adequate trump aupport aver play tha hann than chilling. A temperature at beart' If h beld the bal of 70 degree, will Mart some germ b fc , ,ackp4 honor L ! barm" which very development, . would aupport, your .tnnnp partner l fu it is sta ed. Tbu for best out tak ,acked both hatching results, egg. should be' d rtre kept at a temperature below 70 de- - tbe nenU wouIJ grees, and above freezing. I,trength. relieving you of yonr re- Egg. generally batch bette the In cuM Is it but sometime. are. fresher they wWa acb band at hwrt necessary to save them long as h r tner two weeks. When eggs are saved encouragement to do 10. they should be turned over once or When opening an original bid In twice dally. They should be kept nlL the estimate of your playing covered with a damp sack to help trlcks is based entirely on honor-cardkeep them cool and prevent exces and long cards in tramps end slve evaporation of water from them. Heavy loss of water from side suits. Singletons or void suits cannot be counted as extra tricks eggs Is a cause of poor hatches and because the trumps in your hand weak chicks. have already been estimated as Eggs should rarely be washed, be- cause It generally opens the shell playlnx tricks. To add a value for W0uld ..." .V0 pores. This allows bacteria to get B!nKlrtonamount to counting the same through the shells and spoil the simply tricks twice. A particular warneggs. ing must be given against this error, often made by fairly experienced Poultry House Floor players. A short suit or void Is, as A cheap and very satisfactory we shall see, an extremely valuable type of poultry house floor can be asset In the assisting band to a made by building the poultry house trump bid, But In the declarers In the usual way with the concrete band It 1ms only a slight promo-tlonwalls extending foundation np value, too Indefinite to counL about 12 Inches above the ground The Count of Long Suit Tricks Then tamp In firmly a surface. in Declarers Hand this oil then of soli, clayey layer In a , In Declarers thoroughly w ith used crank case oil, trump suit side suit then tamp In another layer of loose length soil and again oil thoroughly, and A 1 trick Is worth trick continue this uptll the floor Is at A length the desired helghL Is worth This should then be covered with a thin layer of gravel well tamped A length 8 tricks 1 tricks Is worth In, and in this shape Is warm and As a matter of facL In the first dry, and has a firm enough crust so that the fowls will not scratch holes declaration of a suit bid. It Is not In It. Later It can be covered with necessary to count playing tricks. concrete, the oiled earth Insuring All sound opening suit bids of one warmth and dryness. Wisconsin show about 4 playing tricks for the reason that there must be no lees Agriculturist. In the hand than 24 honor-trick- s and at least one long suit trick In Worm Young Chickens an additional H trick can As soon as the baby chick Is al- trumps; be eked out somealmost Invariably Is on lowed to run very where. But In ground he reblds, considering likely to pick up worm eggs when after your partner has raised, or he starts to scratch and peck for sometimes after he has denied yonr fFor some time the presence of sult U absolutely essential that count your playing tricks and worm Infestation Is not noticeable you how much, If any, addiascertain Incuworm because the eggs must value tional you have for a rebtd. bate and the parasites mature beRemember that the bidders sum of fore Indications present themselves tricks Is his total of long outwardly In the chick's appear- playing In and honor-trickance. It Is proper to worm young card tricks tricks and other words, playing soon after eight weeks of pullets are not separate values age. but a sum total. Spring worming aids normal , 1932. t)y Leila HattersleJ.) (W.NU Service) growth and development of young chicks. Prairie Farmer. American Though glass has been made In Pullorum Disease America from the days of the first The accuracy of the blood test settlements there was a glass for pullorum disease In mature birds house In Jamestown as early as 1603 has recently been submitted to an It was not until well on Into Interesting test, according to a re- the Eighteenth century that It was cent article In the Rural New made In large quantities In such Yorker. Blood samples were drawn factories as that of the Wlstars in from a group of birds and the poul- South Jersey (established In 1738), try disease laboratories In three Stlegela factory at Mannheim (first In different states were furnished operated 1764), the Pitkin with the blood samples. Each state Glass works at Manchester, Conn. etc. Moat of the early laboratory applied Its own technique of testing. There was prac- enterprises in this field were shortdid not seem tically no variation In the reported lived, as findings from the three laboratories. to be a remunerative Industry In the early days In America, fsf 'V t .. s J8'llt'. s. honor-t- ricks Glass-Makin- g (1783-1830- ), glass-makin- g That Glorious Day at King's Mountain The tattle Paines Ten Factor in British Defeat All how s on the summit of King's moun- tain, rising bor- above the der of the two Carolina, was unlike any othIn the Involution ; It was as decisive a victory as ever was won anywhere, and was a real turning point In the War of Independence. Even George Washington bad not known that there was an army In that part of the country to oppose the Insolent and triumphant British until he heard about the battle, which In a general order he called "a proof of the spirit and resources of the country. The Carolinians were not recognized by Great Britain as being at war. Those opposing the British were treated as rebels, traitors and outlaws. The British went through the country hanging, shooting, pillaging and burning. The Tories Americans on the side of the British were the worst of the loL Planters fleeing from these men and these conditions crossed the mountains and warned the settlers in what are now the states of Tennessee and Kentucky. It was there the battle of Kings Mountain started. CoL John Sevier of Tennessee and Ool. Isaac Shelby In Kentucky, noted Indian fighters, got together, rallied their followers and came across the mountains to get Ferguson the British leaders sweeping farthest wesL The call was sent to other Virginians and Carolinians, and at the great rendezvous at Sycamore Shoals on the Holston they were Joined by William CampCleveland, Hill, bell, McDowell, ITamhrlght and others leading their parties of mountaineers. The battle lasted Just one hour and five minutes, Colonel Ferguson and 206 of his men had been killed; 128 had been wounded and 600 were The surrendered by De Peyster. Americans had lost 23 killed and 62 wounded. The British army was not merely defeated; It was deThe American soldiers stroyed. recognizing some notorious Tories among the captives proceeded to hang about ten of them, but the officers made them stop. The number of men on both sides has been variously given. The 1029 edition of the Encyclopedia Britanniea gives the British 1,000 loyalist militia and 100 Provincial (colonists) backRangers; the American woodsmen were placed at 900. After this fight the American loyalists were afraid to show their heads, while the patriots eame out more boldly. The North Carolina and Virginia legislatures became braver and more energetic, while the British under Cornwallis became discouraged and began to retreat Things cleared np for the There folstruggling Colonists. lowed the battles of Cowpens, Guilford Courthouse, Entaw Springs and Torktown and Independence. America reverently to the memory of George Wash Ington. But what of the memory of another who, with only his pen, helped as much as any In achieving Was- tire built this wty) do not rue from bead oount to bead. Some these at "pliee, but they ere really breaker strips, to w call them that er hington's mph? Tom triu- Paine, who arose to aid America In Its darkest hour, and for a reward won only contempt and curses! Truly a stark reminder of the gratitude of republics, comments a writer in the Milwaukee Journal. Two days before Christmas, 1776, General Washington resolved, as a last desperate measure, to make a surprise attack upon the Ilessiuns at Trenton. But the chances of victory were so small I The Americans, frozen, starved and discouraged, were losers almost before they started. As the American commander sat gloom-1r figuring his chances a pamphlet was brought In, fresh from Philadelphia. The Crisis was the title and Common Sense was the writer. Washington read, then shouted In Joy. The drums were sounded, the soldiers were gathered Into groups and the officers, by torchlight, read to them the words of the pamphlet: These are the times that try mens souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will. In this crisis, shrink from the service of his country, but he that stands It now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, Is not easily conquered, yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict the more glorious the triumph; what we obtain too cheap we esteem too lightly; tis dearness only that gives everything Its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon Its goods, and It will be strange, Indeed, if so celestial an article as freedom should not be highly rated. These are the times that try mens souls was the American battle cry at Trenton. 1 TICONDEROGA Honor anti Fame to Brave Mad Anthony Ma Tery tipsy Continental sol dler ran afoul of that rigorous disciplinarian, Brig. O e n. Anthony of the Great Jehovah and the Continental Congress! f .ja-I- EE nlghL He gave the man n ver bal dressing down. It Is related. The discussion aroused admiration In all presenL General Wayne being able with his language, and he then threw the fellow Into the guardhouse. My, the general's mad at me, the Intoxicated patriot commented, even proudly, Jus' old Mad Anthony, thats what he Is Mad Anthony Wayne! That, It is reported. Is the origin of the nickname given one of the greatest fighters of the American Revolution, though it Is more likely that this able and beloved leader of men, who forged the Scotch' Irish and Pennslyvanla Dutch farm ers of the Pennsylvania Line" Into the toughest fighting outfit of the war, earned his designation by his reckless, dashing, eager courage. If he couldnt go through, Wayne would go around, but he preferred to go through, ne was the Stonewall Jackson of the Revolution. Stony PoInL Monmouth, Brandywine, Germantown scores of great and lesser fields of the Revolution saw Wayne's valor and his military ability. He loved to fight, and how he could flgbL When a bullet hit him In the head during the gallant onslaught at Stony PoinL he sure he was going to die and on being carried Insisted np through the battle so he could breathe his last within the cap- tured forL He lived, and this cap- ture, which for that time saved the Revolutionary cause, was hailed as one of the brilliant military exploits of the war. After the war, when British agents stirred np Indian warfare In the Northwest territory, Generals Harmar and SL Clair suffered notable defeats from the red warriors. President Washington, troubled by his fears that Wayne, was brave and nothing else, nevertheless sent him on to handle the situntiona feather In Waynes cap. because he and St. Clair had long been bitter enemies. Wayne's army was pret- ty much riffraff, and he spent drilling, drilling, drilling, - decisively smashed the Indian powThe Indians called him "Black Snake because he worked so fast and with such deadly accuracy. General Wayne returned to his command to receive from British garrisons the northern forts they held so long after the Revolution. Moving eastward again, he was stricken with gouL complicated by an old wound In his leg. Not quit fifty-tw- o year old, he died December 14, 1796, at Presque Isle Erie, Pa. Philadelphia Ledger. Full Oversize Ford Chevrolet Plymouth . 16 '4 E Each, in pairs 8 per tingle tire on er at Fallen Timbers. In tha Nam Each, in pair per tingle tiro A Wayne, 339 555 per single tire per single tire sia-pl- AN Watch Eggs Intended for Hatching Purposes PLIES? SIX St. I long-cards- Chrysler Buick OldsmobUe Chevrolet Each, FuU Oversize la pairs t t I 84 per tingle tire 59 x fi.OO-x- ISIs full a HD Each, to pali plistWree l! tnoJuranpt1 per tingle dr 101 g33 jl Chrysler Dodge Nash 28 x 47519 FuU Oversize $ Buick Dodge Nash 593 per single tire 29 X 50019 FuU oversize 31 x 52521 $303 J Each In pairs per single tire 30 x 3VlRrg.CL $ Each In pairs I 485 339 per single tire per single tire SEE TOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR THESE VALUES! Radio Fans ' The assault, to all appearances, had been unprovoked. The victim, an affable little man, was of the sort Incapable of making enemies. And yet, on the night In question, he had been most brutally assailed, he knew not by whom, and left unconscious upon the pavement near his home. What made the case so baffling to the police was the fact that he had not been robbed. His watch, his modest roll were still on him. For sheer diabolic frenzy the attack could be matched only by those of IIj de. Mr. would have been docketed with the unsolved mysteries had not a s richly dressed man motored to lice headquarter and given himself np. He made, as police reporters gay, a full confession, me as you will, he j)eni gud uj deserve IL But at the time j gtruek i,im down with this loaded ebony cane lie provocation was too great Go(J help me to resist He lg feg brother, a poor little runt, my with a mechanical benL And, blast him ! " Here the confessor's teeth were suddenly clinched In a return of the paroxymsms In which his crime had been committed. He made a little radio set for $4 and a dishPnn that would hool on programs which I couldnt get on my guaranteed outfit that cost 3oQ bucks, no Including the aerial. His only aerIal was a impost, a common It po-wa- See. the men and maidens, clad In their picturesque costumes, are married each year. Breton bagpipes play tbe wedding marches and there la dancing In all the public squares. The vows of fidelity are made In French at the malrie, but In Breton In the churches. amel one at thaL And and be taunted me! A soblike murmur of sympathy, a rare visitor there, had swept through . . . police headquarters. Little remains to be told. The nltlmate outcome was a suspended sentence and a silent handclasp from the court. Kansas City Times. Will Hold Assault Was Justified Excellent Business in Breton Marriage Mart No depression exists In the marriage mart of Brittany. After the final count following a three-damarriage festival there, It was discovered that a conservative estimate placed the number of ceremonies at 1,400. This made a days average approximately 406 brides and bridegrooms. This is the result of a century-old tradition which claims that the best days for getting married are the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday following Easter. To comply with this custom In all Breton towns y Petermans Ant Food keeps them out of houee, too. 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