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Show THE PAGE TWO HMM This Week TIMES-NEW- S. Thursday. August 28, 1930 NEPIII. UTAH Complete compilation by states of the offlclul returns of the census the VX.il supervisors throughout the country. It shows the JiKiO rank,ltTJO Increase 1D30, of from 1020 the rauk, the to percet.tage population, from 1020 to Jli.'io. sud the nuuiericul GROWING CHICKENS 1930 Nunrtrleal 9 U29 issa 59 Run 1 ,20,000,000 Jncrean. Btafe. llank. Increate. Hank. Population NEED GREEN FEED 1st 2,224;taJ 11.4 U.HMfM 1st New York Our Bjggest Industry 918,082 2d 10 ft 2d Pennsylvania tt,0.'!8,O!, Another Girl 1.145,003 8d 3.1 7,.'KJ.2X3 J7 8 Illinois on Free 800.079 Them 4th 15.1 Range 6,(r.D,.'!7:j Giving 4th Ohio One Short Lynching1.147.455 Cth B.810.0XJ 24P 6th Texas amAlfalfa It Favored. James W.; Gerard, formerly 2.215.421 8th 64.6 Bta California bassador to Gesmaoy, says "59 men 1.14il,!T,n 7th 81.3 4,818,371 7th Michigan The Ideal conditions under 'which "raie-f- he L'nKed States.: The re f12.(510 6th 4.:HH,i72 131 Massachusetts 8th to raise a iIik'Ic of growing chicks 84(5.0(58 edd will be la-- , 9th New Jersey 10th 120,000,000 2(1.8 4,002,503 maining ona is to allow i hem free range 215.121 S.R1H.170 6.3 Uth Missouri terested to know that Vat one public . field of alfalfa. 2!5,028 11th 8.225.41S 10.1 even the President 11th Indiana official "not and flo can "Not every poultryman fio6.(r23 14th 23.1J 3.1(55.14(1 Carolina 12th North member or States any United the of extension this." says C. F. I'urrlsh, 8(58,821 10.2 lath 8.000,388 13t.h Wisconsin of Secretary except fllS; Carolina Cabinet, poultryman, at the North C2it5 12th 9.20 2,1)02.127 14th fctate college. "Where It is lmioB-slblMellon, appears in the list of "69 15th Georgia 21Mi..'s 18th 12.2 2.044,477 Alubuma .nee . should the poultrymun fjhat rule Ihe atlm." 200,179 15th 8.5 2,(!22,W9 ltlth Kentucky to It that hi chicks gef tne greeri seems Impossible, hut perhaps 17th Tennessee 271.752 lUth 11.1 2.MOi,0.'.7 ;'It Is Green feed feed each day. 171.140 It isn't. Sometimes men seem to 18th Minnesota 17th 7.2 2,55K,2t5 Hernial. Where the chicks are conK5th 2.47.MW 2.7 lutlT Iowa rule' that really do not rule. fined to small yurds, it Is a' good 20th 108,888 47 2.418,075 Mr. Gerard says "All these-meiOtq Virginia ' 8(50,(572 21st plan to suply one to one and a half 12.8 2,:t88,!KV run for politicar ZlSt Oklahoma to' are al'Joo busy of oats, lawn clippings, 800.387 pounds 22d 16.7 !d 2,Jt)8,870 important man, 2Hd falfa, rape; rye. or short piece of Office." The really run 23d 217,125 12 X 2.007,743 Mississippi can he when doesn't of to. course, train kind of green crop 113.2(11 24th liny 6.4 1.882.518 24th JVHIIHUB each WO chicks, while they are send a boy to run tor him. 101.777 25th 6.8 1,85.US1 2Tth Arknnsur i from eight to ten weeks old. The i ", 48.547 1.732.271 2.9 2tHt 2th South Carolina ... 69 don't amount muxt he Increased as the; marvelous 27th 2(54.809 18.1 1.728.510 However,' the 27tb West Virginia chicks get older. One hundred "hens, seem to be doing very much run175.018 28th 12.1 1.(525,279 28th .Maryland 221.6:12 usually require from six to. seven ning of the nation Just at present. 211th Connecticut 20th 16.1 1,(U 12,2(53 a Next feed of diiy. green 2(X),iH 80th 14.7 pounds 1.557,540 Washington TtTey are- letting the good old U. 30th 1 Attr. tuHl 497.4'. 82d year's profits will depend Ison how S. A. machine 61.4 a toast dawn hill, while 81st Florida .. develwell the growing stock 90.247 6.9 82d Nebraska ,31st l.a80,J9 do "What 58: each asks'the other 93.527 3,'5d 9.9 oped." 1.0.!:J,156 Kid Colorado ou think of the prospects?" One of the strict requirement 1G8.401 84th 951,700 215 B4th Oregon for a profitable poultry business l 35th 31,648 4.1 7lt.tW)2 8.rt h Maine to furnish a sulllclent quantity of "One thffig Is certain. It will be With South Dakota 54.461 37th 8.5 tii)1,ot8 the right kind of feed to make necessary for the government, in 87th Khode Island 82.623 88th 13.7 (587,020 flesh, muscle and hone and to sup Stith 34,401 5.3 t81,273 Us spending, to "recognlie, sooner 88th North Dakota 15.370 5.T1.51U 2.8 3!th ply energy for the growing chicks.' or later. the fact' 'that there has Sitth Montana In addition, they need clean.' dry been a 63.244 40th 11.8 o()2,640 40tb Utah American and that slump 42d 48.145 quarters, fresh water and shade.' 11.0 485,716 41st DlsL of Columbia The green feed Is also Important, 'prosperity is not the vigorous 42d New llnmpshire 4 1st 4.7 20,003 4153,740 while a was little it creature that 5.574 43d 1.3 though It Is oftentimes overlooked.-say4.17.4; 4;!J Idaho ago. Mr I'arrlsh. lie .then sug87.479 40th 23.7 421,(541 44th Arizona be. "Perhaps- Secretary Mellon and 45th New Mexico 44th 68.582 10.2 418,!t.'!2 gests that the brooder house re6.(5(54 1.9 H.,!),0Si2 45th President Hoover will decide Is it 4(ith Vermont kept clean and "all droppings 'week.moved at least twice each : 13.855 47th 6.2 2:i.85S necessary to pay all the war 47th Delaware really Mr. I'arrlsh says that the poultry 30,21)1 4Sth 15.6 224.(503 48th Wyoml.ig debts In a hurry?. business of North Carolina is grow13.152 U0.5T.9 49th 16.9 40th Nev ida another let. not patriotic Why of ent 00 per ing rapidly. About pay generation part? now have state the farms in the 17.018.253 10.1 Totals decrease. poultry on them, and the new InstateSome with the read is surprise terest in blood testing 'assuring ment that organized crime In the growers of healthy chicks from th Hocks. and States.-hatcheries t'iriU;d breeding Including bootlegU. More than 150.000 hens will be ging, takes in each year an amount and fall next winter, running-Intblood tested billions, far In excess according to applications which of the total' revenues of the United work this received for ' " rated a 51.4 have been percentage, the Territories Increase Counting of States government. with a numerical cent growth, per during the pnst few weeks.. All . ItiJs no exaggeration. The ain of 497.409. New Jersey, third this shows a more intelligent InterIt Brings Total to rascals, racketeers, gangin Increase rate, added 20.8 per est in the poultry business,, "says, - : 137 Million. sters, bootleggers, collect, squander cent a numerical gain of Mr. I'arrish. and distribute In bribes a revenue The population of the United of Uncle Sam. compila- States and nil possessions nnd com that than Complete Should Washington. greater Roosting Early tion of the returns of the census parative figures of ten years ago One little Item In Be Taught to Chicks shows that in New supervisors, in the recent counting follow : racketeering United Early roosting should he encour1920 1930 York, the "milk gang" levy on milk of noses in continental aged. The sooner the chicks are xns dealers amounts to $1,155,000 a States and its territories, shows the Continental poultry-man'States sooner United United 122,729.472 States continental 105,710.820 the roost total for the the of a' 65.036 Alaska 69,000 as 122,72!,472. troubles nre over. IUosts week," and. Jhaf Is only one', Am. Samoa 8.056 9.95S ."rackets." sides two on the thousapd be Territories and outlying posses- Guam should placed 18 521 13.275 I : The total house. nation's brooder the the sions 3S0.336 rear of 255.012 Hawaii grand and r' bring 22.858 39.4S9 of York has a to 137.501.561. The Canal Zona .. mom elevated one foot from the t. 229. 809 Porto Rico ... 1.543.913 an estimnte Includes This floor. The roosts may be hinged at ' second baby girl, no son. Between figure .. 10.350.640 12,604.100 the rear of the house. Two hy two 4 that baby, with its little head shak- for the Philippines, which have not Philippines 26 051 22.012 Virgin Is!and9 made an enumeration for sev- Military. "avl Inch material Is very satisfactory ing, eyes that cannot yet see, trying and Stale 89.381 providing the edges are rounded to 'get tried t&'liew surroundings, eral years. 117.238 Services Ab'4 Continental United Mates naa off. The roosts should be ten Inches chick-nettinare aid there One-hal- f the mesh throne,, Inch ten jprl.tiah ago. 137.601.561 117.859.395 105.710.620 Totals years persons apart. should be placed ,,jinder-neat- h .only three lives. . . while the nation with its outlying Montana Only Loss. the roosts in order to force possessions totaled 117.S5O.305. Montana was the only state to Ths country hns lino" its nirgest The iBrlsh,!.'doubtles also the the chicks np on the. roosts and to in ilie Hno'thei, father and In Its history show decrease, 2.8 per cent, the nu prevent them from crowding royal grand- numerlcnl Increase corners under the roosts. . In during the lest ten years, despite merieal decline being 15,370. parents; Wvlshed for a' boy. : a dethe 1920 census, three states, Mis1s not a sound wish,- for since restricted immigration and '"It birth rate. There was an sissippi, Vermont nnd Nevada, Roup It Serious . Henry the Eighth the' only two clining 17.OVf.253 In the decade, showed decreases. Arizona had the Ttonp is a very serious dlsonse, :British royaltiestnat really amount-re- !, Increase ofwith the previous record compared and if not checked will cause- grceat were .indiclV r to lh' themselves, Increase for a period or loss in the flock. It Is very . . 1?077,C01. made between l'.XX) and SMALLEST TOWN TO HAVE and diseased birds stmuld .women.. Elisabeth, established . power In 1910. be isolated from the neauny ones. Beats 1920 Record. .estab Treatment for roup Is not- wholly government, morals-idiseased lished- good In rate of growth. Ihe Inst decade government satisfactory, andIf badlyrecover,.are Lays Out Huge and selected advisers that made her made a better showing than thai Picketwire, Colo., specimens, even they Field After Two Landing treatIn 1920. The Increase Medical ended worthless. which practically Emptre respected. Planes Arrive. was 16.1 per cent, compared with ment is advised only upon the first 14.9 per cent from 1910 to 1920 disease.the Badly appearance of little ran his When Gutenberg rick.: wire, Colo. This little city, alliieted fowls had best- - be. killed press by band, using the typesetting and 21.0 per cent from 1900 to known as the smallest town in 1910. and the carcasses burned.--- .' to darkness idea jhat. was. light the California had the largest rate of America, hns what Is probably the with light, he growth of any state, but was ex- largest airport In I lie world. For of .superstition POULTRY NOTES printed 8 pimple Bible. One of his ceeded by New York In numerical Picketwire, a town of twelve of houses, and with a population est! rate California's Bibles now- - .becomes the property Increase. In the United States' lastyear of the .Congressional Library. One growth was 64.6 per cent and her mated at about thirty people. "Infor were laid every 40,500 eggs cluding the kids and saddle horses," numerical Increase was 2,215,421 WHllon five hundred thousand dolminute. York's rate was 21.4 per cent Is laying out a landing field with lars bought Dr. Volbehr'S book col- New nnd her numerical Increase was boundaries embracing 80,000 acres of perfectly level territory. Eggs may be preserved In water lection',"- In whicrh the Gutenberg 2,224.328. All that was necessary to con" glass while they are clieftp. 'nnd Bible Is' ..included."" Dr. Volbehr Florida, second to California in used when prices go" up or heus stop bought'the. Bible from the monk' of St. piaisus .'Monastery in Austria laying. ! 4pr.275,00O. . . ", nfid infertile cap you eggs - All Keep surprise old Guten Kill ' or Sell keep them longer. But settsbij berg if he could hear about it. surcockerels after the hatching a modern printing press would ' .". I Is over. ! prise and interest him more. ' All brooder houses sho'ulo" he ' ""Oliver ; Moore, "a hegro,: 29, was cleaned before placing- cliK'kS' In 1 I i $ them and cleaned at'" least once a accuse'd of ' attacking two white ' v J ?w week thereafter. '".The sheriff a jailed hlra. f girls. njoib broke into the prison, "Moore Are the hens moulting how? 'Sell wal-kesullenly down "the aisle them while the price is still pood. toward them." . The kind of feed to give your flock him 4:eok to They his, home, that furnishes much food for thought. thft.rieason might be impressed on . , ; t his ? neighbors, '' hanged him to a Rigid culling of pullets' in" the. Bis body with bullets. fall eliminates many birds which' 'free.-rtddleMefr In f h North will pass Judg will not pay a profit 'Feed and ment on' mat incident promptly. care should not be wasted on Some might modify the judgment if .they happened to be the father of f With the tendency toward bwy-infiye and seven years, old girls, of eggs on a grate basis-- poultry similarly .treated. . breeders are becoming moreInterested In size and Inferidt qual- .' Refined sugar, last week' dropped ity of their eggs. e ldwest 'price "for all time," ' ' . Sanitation can and will keep 4.55 cents a pound.Atftlfes afe cheap. chick mortality well below 10 per Xake apples not quite ripe,- - boil cent in the flock, although" 15tv 20 as let the juice drip from a bag, been nlTout has cent accepted them, per then squeeze the bag.. Make apple the usual thing In many sections.. '. . .Jell,, one .cup. of sugar to one cup Early hatched' pullets'. that tetarf of appLp. Jlce. and you, will have to lay in October anf Novmberj through the winter an . excellent, are usually the most ;profitubl6.'ega' nourishing and cheerful food ' for High egg VACes becur producers. children. That Jelly, on bread, in the early fall arid winter months.. yonr. with fresh butter under the jelly, a" food, almost complete, vitamins Before the pullets begin produce 'is and" aM. tlon they should be .fully inntur? and well fleshed. It Is advisable, " 1(Taridhi,.1t.ls said; consents to call to feed a liberal amount .of, grain off his "disobedience campaign" if now in order to build up a surplus Miss Vung Vuln Ting Is one blessed Charming tlghteen-yenr-olBritain will give "Dominion status" of flesh. millions, for she arrived lu San Francisco recently to India, putting that 300,000,000 daughter Inif.China's K. liner Asa ma Maru to enter exclusive Hryn Mawr nnl Now Is the time to determine If beehive on a plane with Canada, on the N. the single scholarship awarded to an you are to need new cockerels In Australia and South Africa. This versity for women as winner of Ting the breeding pens next year. Too interests Britain, tired of added Oriental schoolgirl each year. In her quaint Chinese costume MissPacific expressed her desire to become Americanized after crossing the will have a larger group from alone on her first trip to the United States. She plans to study medicine, which to select and usually lower expense and diminshed revenues. as her father Is a prominent Shanghai physician. (4, 1930, br King Faaturo Sfodusu, Inc.) prices la the fall. ARTHUR BRISBANE fc J9JU-193- . th e, -- (79 .......... - .......... .... . i S. POPULATION IS 122,729,472 - . ;" " .. . . '; . -- - ten-yea- contagious . . n . - . ." ! Chinese Girl Wins Honor that-woul- d , - "''' . ''''". . f Only Two Quarts been very Billy, age seven, bad culled. Evi in rii doctor had been Uluets hud of the cause the dently A large been too many cherries. hud cherry tree, full of ripe cherries, s beeu too tempting In spite or nioiu-er'frequent, words of caution. who was a great The friend of Billy's, said Jokingly: "How many cherries do you think you ate. Billy T" "oh, I don't know," groaned Billy. "Well, i bout how uianyr asked the doctor. "Well." said Billy, hesitatingly, "I think that I ate about enough for two ples about two tjuurts, I guess." Inc. Yar pel. Population FUsbad Fossil ia Alaska ..122.TZS.47S 130 Ill 14 8 IViO lV6.71i!0 fossil skull with 40 A complete XI 0 SI 0 !.72.1i 20 7 Ivory teeth and a vertebrae 60 feet 1900 7S.9S4.675 I "ISO 25 ft C2.S47.714 was discovered on the frozen 20 1 long 6u lf,5 1H 189 shores of Chitina bay by Itussell 22 IS70 18.(68.171 25 t 81 443.821 1880 Annabel, a professional guide. Ap15 23.ISI.87S I860 the skeleton, which con82 1 parently 1849 17.0.4&8 33 t tained considerable flesh and skin, 1830 12.86. 020 1 83 38 1840 4f3 sau24.4 Is the remains of a prehistoric 1810 7.23S 88J S 808 483 25.1 rian whose remains have been fro1800 J. 929.214 170 zen In the Ice for millions of years. Annabet believes that bears tore the Shifts Representation. will be required to skeleton up from the tundra. Thirty' take legislative action to rearrange One's common sense often expands their congressional districts before the election of November. 1932. to as his waist does. conform with the reapportionment of members of the house of representatives, as a result of the new memcensus figures. Twenty-sibers are Involved. Twenty states will lose members. Ten states will gain them. The secretary of commerce will transmit to congress, as directed by law, on the first day of session of congress, Ihe pop ulation of the various states and the number of representatives lo which each state would be entitled under an apportionment of 435 members by the method of major fractions. If congress falls to take action at Its coming session the reappor W. tionment certified by the secretary of commerce automatically would go into effect Calculations on the preliminary population totals of all the states show reapportionment results somewhat different from those computed by the census committee of the house before the reapportionment law was adopted. California Gains Nine. California. Instead of gaining six additional seats in the house, as had been estimated, would be en titled to nine additional members. Michigan would gain four. New York had been slated for a loss of one member, but her popuSnails Brought by Air lation gain probably will entitle he; . Snails travel through the air dally to two additional members, bring ing her delegation to 45 members. at over 100 miles an hour from the largest in the house. Texas France to Croydon (England) airwas forecast to gain two members. drome in Imperial Airways freight-- ! hut on her present population she ers to meet the demands of epicures would be entitled to three, making preferring the French variety, spea total of 21. fed on vine leaves and New Jersey's population In cially creased sufficiently to gain two sd Ohio will ge ditlonnl members. Don't try to reform all your bad two more members. Gains of one representative would habits only the most flagrant. he made by Connecticut, Florida. North Carolina and Washington. No rose ought to go out of fashion ; Missouri would he the largest but roses do. with a mem of decrease three loser, hers, bringing her delegation down Gas in Warfare to 13. Georgia, Indiana. Iwn and efforts have been made In Many two. each lose would Kentucky the past to use various gases chiefly sulphur dioxide in war4.'?1 B. C the WORLD'S LARGEST .AIRPORT fare. As Inearly as Spartans, besieging the. cities of l'ellum and Platea, burned pitch and sulphur under the walls of vert the area Into the largest nnd these cities in order to break down flattest airport In the world was ttieir defense by suffocation of the to clear away a few cactus plants, troops of the cities. lay out a circle" and put up a wind largest Increase of that census, with (53.5 per cent gain; Montana, second, hu t un Increase of 46.0. New fork, for more than a cen tury leader of all the slates la population, held her place, gaining by more than the census bureau had Nevada completed a anticipated. half century Ir final place. How U. 8. Has Crown. A hundred million In a hundred years, with an added ten million people being thrown In for good measure That's the way the United States has grown In population. The following table tells the story from the very beginning, 1790, to Complete Census by States doc-tor- SummerUpsefs Warm weather and changes of food and water bring frequent summer upsets untesa healthy elimination is assured. You will And i'e?n-a-mieffective In milder doses and espe. cially convenient and pleasant for ummerume aae. nt 1 INSIST ON THE GENUINE E FOR CONSTIPATION Some fashionable women are like than diamonds, more ornamental useful. Trade Your Big Car on yr. The New Model Ford x 24 5th South Salt Lake City - Utah All the new model Cars and Trucks on display sock. Picketwire, on the Purgatory river, In the heart of the Colorado caftle country, is forty-sevemiles east of Trinidad. It Is directly on the Denver to Pueblo to Amarillo air passenger route of Midcontl-nenAir Express, which follows the Denver-Amarill-o natural gas pipe line. A private telephone system runs along the gas line with a telephone every twenty miles, and this forms the only connecting link between the outside world and Picketwire. which is located thirty miles from the nearest railroad, and thirty-sevemiles from the residence of a doctor. When Pilot l.eo McCehee landed at Picketwire recently with a Air Express ship loaded with pnssengers. It was the first lime an airplane had ever landed in the vicinity. A few days later, when Pilot Iladley Hershey landed with another Midcontinent plane, the Inhabitants decided they needt n "Kulaks" In Soviet Russia a kulak family is one whose "means of production" Is. valued at $700 or more. In 1028 any farmer who raised $250 worth of foodstuffs or more, after deducting $10 a head for family consumption, was considered a kulak. Such farmers are taxed until their wealth is reduced to the common level. one-tent- h The entire population Immediately turned out, cleared away the cactus, laid out a circle and erected a wind sock., Pilots report that they can land a ship anywhere on the 30.000 acres and taxi right In- Loses Leg Under Train, but Suffers No Pain Old Permanent Wave The first permanent wave was airport to town. Fremont, Ohio. When - .lames of Bangor, Maine, Bath, sixty-one- , was discovered lying beside a track here, howll.ig lustily aft er a rapidly disappearing passen ger train, his finders thought him mortally hurt. Instead be was bemoaning the loss of his wooden leg. The member was sliced nentlv in two, the lower end lying between lie tracks. rall-roa- Has No Complaint About Broken Glass San - Francisco. Airs. LU lie It. Bond didn't care aboul l having her Harry C Bond, pay for dam ages done when he threw rocks through her windows, hut she wants him to leave her alone, she told Judge 9 X Lazarus oooooooooooooooooooooooo Dining Out may bring me some of that delicious fish I smell," directed a prim lady. "That is not fish you smell, madam, but fresh paint." "Dear me. And I came away from home on account of fresh paint." "i'o '. Never criticize anyone whom you want to like you. comes from remembering consequences. Self-contr- Man's. Supremacy Tarahumaras are that run merely for the pleasure of it, Scotty Allan, the famous Alaskan dog musher, claims that a determined man can always outgame any animal on an extended chase, and cites instances in which he had conquered an outlaw sled dog by running the animal for 40 or 50 miles until it dropped In its tracks. Although the the only people of Mints just to proflavorings of part of the chewProduction It takes vide 35,000 acres ing gum and candy consumed in this country annually. The flavorings In question are the essentiiit oils of peppermint. In the case of the spearmint, all the product goes into the manufacture of gum, but peppermint also finds Its way and as a flavoring for Into-cand- Says Men More Sensitive Modern women again score in tests made recently by Professor Uginelll of Florence, Italy, which, he says, prove that the fair sex feel pain about less severely, on the average, than do men. Human cheeks and foreheads are the most sensitive parts of the body, regardless of sex, the professor declares. City Facilities for All When Americans want tilings they usually get them. Today, there are few houses so Isolated that to a greater or less extent they cannot have the facilities that formerly were to be found only In the cities. The dweller on 'acre-ace- " and the summer camper are alike blessed by invention. ed on . d Prevent" found in excavations In Mesopotamia, a golden wig with the hair perfectly waved dating from about 3300 B. C, and it was worn by n man and not by a woman, according to Sir Frederick Kenvon. director of the British museum. Observation Glasses In order to watch horses, automobiles, etc.. at a distance of or 8 miles the bureau of standards says that a 6 or binocular or a telescope Is recommended. If fine details are to he examined tha telescope is the Metal Creates Interest Metnl expresses the mind, while the other materials express the emotions, as a rule. We depend upon musses of masonry for but we iise metal where we want to create Interest. Presidential Succession There is no provision in the Constitution for another Vice President when the office becomes vacant through the death of the Vice President or because of the Vice President becoming President. Th duties, however, are cared for by the president pro tern of the senate and the succession to the Presidency Is arranged for. Man's Brotherhood I like to think that there is no man but has kindly feelings for some other, and he and his neighbor, until we bind together the whole family of Adam. Thackeray. First International Jury The four citizens of the United States who were on the origins! panel of the Permanent Court of at The Arbitration, established Hague in' 1S!)0, were Benjamin' Harrison. Chief Justice Fuller, Attorney General Criggs and George Gray of the United States Circuit court. Get What's Coming to Them youthful actress has written a tragedy in which all the characters are strangled. This will be a nice type change from the of play in which all the characters ought to be. Passing Show, A Excess of Caution "Dar Is scch n thing," said Uncle A F.ben, "as heln' too cautious. certain 'quniutanre of mine 'most kilt hisself try In' to swallow chicken feathers so's to conceal do evidence." Washington Star, |