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Show t THE SPANISH FORK PRESS. SPANISH FORK. UTAH L BROWNING, Inventor of jolm M. Drowning, GUN INVENTOR the macljlite gun which I being Amcrlcun force at the the by honored by the Lot may m,n iLeof the Uulted States and a gold vju ,,r.Henled by President Wilson A retodu-tio- o ,j,e direction of congress. In the offered wua effect to that te ty Senator Smoot of Utah, Mr. home at ate. The rosolu-bo- a Browning' was referred to the military committee of the aennte, where, received. B la said, It waa Cordially Senator Smoot, In proposing the IH national award of honor growing out of the war, said that although Mr. Browning I the greatest Inventor of Brenrai In the world, none of the guns bo invents bore his name until be dually perfected what he believed to be the tlncHt heavy machine gun In the ftmwniio! None Should Blame Thanks oivino Bird for Mental Incapacity for All of His Efforts Go Toward the Development of Flavor New Nclerlnnds af-(li- ra J In the the ,rukey and details the method of hunting them very j nng wild. They "There are also very large turkeys running legs and run so extraordinarily fast that generally flying they them of the po go to hunt them, Ar when one has deprived unless .the them catch cannot we yet run so fast that bird of tlds country, ana i Turkeys have been called the greutest game , " ' method of taking them have teen many. John In hl in u wr,.n m In captivity. by the Indiana and spent some time k y. fnl. tu a of skin from the 1821. tell how the Indians made a decoy Wrd y and the" par flork a world. came upon lowed the turkey tracks until they made y noise . What Senator Smoot said regard displaying their decoy and Imitating the gobblingwho being aocla ly loir the modesty of the Inventor but drew off first one and then another of the flck, partly te'la the reticence of the man. An Inventor of .firearm since boyhomi, came along to Investigate the newcomers. to kill turkey tb son of n noted gunsmith of his day, young Drowning conceived and JwB. were Among the Indian the children were P arrows Perfected rifle after rifle, platol after pistol, only to noil his Inventions to which In reeds. were hollow These blow guns. turc f manufacturers. Ills friends' have known of his achievements, out wllh auch force that, being directed at the eye as year eight as but they have never become public. young Children down. him they often brought de Mr. Drowning, as might be expected from the character of his work. Is were successful at this sort of shooting. Adrian an mounover da the In tond of hunting and trap shooting nnd of taking long trumps dogs by sometimes were ,b,no caught that turkeys tnm a lie his tastes. In at spends democratic and were night shot la He simple tains. extremely seventeenth century, but generally they sg same t United the selected often and flocks In greet deal of his time In Europe and in the eastern cities of the large trees. They slept In the trees Jilates. being kept busy supervising the manufacture of bis nrms In the many nights In succession. At other tlmea the Indian tallc to hlrde aa tney refuses various factories where they have been made. He positively which the turkeys were fond In smull streams and take the about himself or bis achievements. were In the act of getting these roots. In t In Vlrglnln the trap or pen waa much used. This trap was built a forest and leading to It waa a long train of corn. The trap was slmj affair built of logs laid one upon another and having rough rails laid In tne BRITAINS MAN IN SIBERIA the top. There was a trench dug under the lowest logs which fenced EXOU DOX TURKEY played a brilliant part In history even before the tr pen. In this trench corn was scattered and the turkey following the Spaniards discovered him. along with Mexico, In 1513. come to the Irene , would off finally some this distance fof delicacy Axteca. Later, Long before that he had been worshiped bjr Through his appointment as Britseemed to be quite providentially strewn with an unusually rich supp y. s menwhen his religious vogue was pust, he was given honorable ish high commissioner and plenipofollowed the great bright path of rich food to his destruction. The turkey reason tion as a bird of honor at the marriage banquet of a king. t tentiary In Siberia, Sir Charles Kltot lack of Intelligence, when It entnes to penning him up. Is one of the Introduced Fran has reentered the service of the Britwith superior a viand was he considered when first Benjamin accord why a great many Americans have not been In set forth by Crunmer In l our country. Euroiie that In a "constitution of ish government, which fact recalls the bird the be should not the and e Idea tin's eagle that the turkey of which an ecc sensational circumstances of his returkey Is named as one of the greater fowls,he A writer, describing the shooting of turkey In the latter half of the ninemultWM But apeedlly dlshe." in a one a or tne but "hove after to was par astlc tirement from diplomacy teenth century In Michigan, speaks of the use of the hollow bone and four tur y to made can be reproduce tlculnrly violent quarrel with Lord to auch an extent that no later than 1635 two turkeys turkey's wing, which In the tnodth of an expert were were served at a feast of the sergeants at arms In London. Landsdowne when the latter was minthe piping Bound of the turkey hen. Sometime also turteys cranee an(t with connection In mentioned were waa not this Turkeys at that period old an ister of foreign affairs. to writer, . hunted on horseback. In Virginia, according a e . ' A very masterful man, he Is well swans as Important and rich Items of a banquet A little : uncommon, lie Christmas says the tables of English husbandmen for th known In the United States, where he ASIUIB r HUM fk spent a couple of years aa secretary and twenty yards. I turkeys, although they run nearly two hundredforefathers where turkeys continued to sell for about ,x cen, op,te of the British embassy at WashingIn shooting game a turkey weighing they took flight." The constant practice of our ton under Lord Tauncefote, forming an nineteenth century. For six cent In those good old days that In the latter recorded Is y It and rwi fine the If turkey shots, developed a great many Intimate friendship with Theodore about twelve pounds could be bought by a good slmppenwas necessary a bad shot If he niis-was mnn a thought half the seventeenth of It century or thirty pounds needed ft turkey weighing twenty-fivRoosevelt. tree with a single hail. that six cent thevery head of a wild turkey on top of the highest the Sir Charles entered the diplomatic .I pay as much as a quarter. But It must be remembered of turkey by Imitating to the and luring To practice this. In does hunting" "pot service at the suggestion of his friend I ,bose duy,, counted a good deal more than It Mexican biological survey the of Judd t either In of the I. call hen the the spring. Sylvester Lord Rosebery, and his rise was exDie turkey that the Axtecs worshiped was probably m attributes the ex--' of largely United States agriculture of the department ouches white Tlld u.key, which Is known by the ceptlonally rapid, he being eventually nnrU of termination of the wild turkey In many ports of the United States where more appropriately, the oeellated turkey of Honduras In pens also ,r. appointed British high commissioner with almost m K,orio,y formerly It was especially abundant. Trapping the turkeys ' and commander In chief of British South America, whose brilliant plumnge. spotted w extermination. the . helped along East Africa. Ills quarrel with Lord vivid colors as a peacock, somehow allies It particularly nd E bird,' 6 New bardy not particularly strolled out of the forests of Although the turkey Is, generally speaking, enormous tract of esrly rwple." The turkey which iansdowne was because the latter ordered him to give an forms of Indigestion, etc., he Is varied in his diet our Puritan to various for a subject Last being as the marvellous banquet known so furnished Zionist trust, and the best land of British East Africa to a of some lover of beauty and usually has a good appetite. Some of the things which the wild turkey handsomer bird than that of Mexico. In the opinion are I likes bestand which the domesticated bird will by no means ycora not fitted for the but not BO brilliant a one as the nonduros turkey. and seeds Slr aiarles took th ground that the Zionists were giving, was small lizards, garden crickets, locusts, tadpoles, One turkey which was examined by a scientist was found to have partaken i of a meal Including the following viands: , one Ichneumnn gleams One harvest spider, one centipede, one thousand-legs, wild grapes, cherries, three one katydids, grasshopper, flyi two copper, goiu uu 19 a beautiful harmony of black, whole acorns, is It twenty-fivbecause alone two not chestnuts, the and weather, sorghum, of hates berries dogwood damp Ikes the rays of the sun. lie domestic tur- - , obscures his beauty. a few older calkins and five hundred seeds of tick trefoil. The bad for his health, but because It that his shows tobacco world have of keys habit of hunting grasshoppers and worming more SEVILLES IDOL FAVORS ALLIES In bis altered cenerallv believed at present thnt all the turkeys not has table of the ha which delight In the primltlvet pleasures descended from the three forms known as the North American bird, ? carefully provided for existence. , thfi Mexican bird and the oeellated bird fiteoHimii 1 of the wild and the domestic turkey are delicate and both chicks taw The I Into n.r...la,-eTO Earn. r Audubon says Advices from Seville, Spain, state especially must they be protected during the damp weather. Mexico or the Jesuits may have taken the understands wild by the Spaniards from the that news of tie very first importance thoroughly In the bird turkeys among great that the mother ont 0f their scattered stations feed the chicks buds wet she Is when In these It times Is filland the that at of her offspring figured delicacy Ci.nofCanadn event, one of Its representatives of a brood ing the Spanish newspapers and being ot from the spice bush with medicinal Intent exactly as the mother -the family hns taken Influenza when with discussed and commented upon of youngsters proscribes doses of quinine to take their well can enough birds fly as soon tho Jubllutlon by Spaniards high and low. young As ,0 ThT.IW Wrd of MokIco, -i-nch .1 nun. In Its clutches. y of childhood, jj Mextcn most delicate The the period In the great Before It news of fighting Melengrls Gallopava Is place on the roost with their mothers over. e E" war sinks Into Insignificance' for the what might be called the teething stage. Is thought to be Ufkw. W iiwrtta th are three montr, the of the successful news poults farmer, time being. For the great turkey .iimk'thim itanorttaw But according to a It" Mr lor 1" tnot"" t that they are then taught fcliorter in the They he can anything. the taught that day In Spain, the topic which Is on the early old before they thoucht to be the pccle Th., bronze. with shaded of BelTurkeys of out Jhe way prowlers. to night black, keep lips of every one. Is that Juan Hhonld rooHt high so as and England. The. white tips of ltJ d not like roosting Inside a thnt nature wild wild navigators first they the their to of than much so monte, Sevilles foremost bull fighter, rather blrd retain t0 thl even for artificial perches. When poa- Is back tu plumnge also origin. Spain again after a long trip house, nnd. Indeed, they do not care that ingt of the domestic fowls owe their others. A" of turkey through South America. 8ll)le they tiy prefer tall trees as aroostlng place to renders them espe- ocellata, which Is smaller than the turkiy.Meuag wellaled The banded Juan Belmonte is the 'peoples u bronze and green, been especially constructed for them. Tills characteristic addition to the human desperadoes of kero. He Is the greatest man In SeIS -dally easy victims for night raiders. In and hawks always to be guarded the are coyotes ville lr their eyes the greatest man In this description there and brilliant black. of the country. all Spain. Political crises are forgottsome In Is purely admittedly when parts its origin against turJy IUI AYJ ' the en when he appears. A word or a There are several In addition to Illnesses which come from digestive disorders, colds, suhlcct that has puzzled many persons. a is occidental of the night raider, nnd the smile from him Is a high honor to be depredations blackheads, etc, delved deeply Into this problem, and one of terrible scourge y reasons the member remembered and cherished a lifetime. a the first place. It Is stated that the turkey the turkev farmer always has to consider also the feuds among e a careful the Nevertheless, at tlme when turkey laprivl From an Interview published In a high. frora rage which frequently of his flock, was orlgmany s PI conserve his birds and make a large profit Seville paper it appears that Belmonte was called "Turkey" the to continent It Aslatic found possible on the has rancher who has had good experience In the great stretch of t origin. Another speculative chronagainst Germany and for the allies from them. A woman turkey rancher, lmnnrt,nr- - b,rd derived It. 4 Its the from of this In the world Is birds out of a flock of 1.500. twelve and "flrkee" that season only the bir(i Indians druggie, and that really business lost In one and exl .. i. on bread and milk, fed yolk are for. be It known, as Belmonte thinks and expresses himself so think turkeys the young first m?At press themselves tens of thousands of his worshipers. rrj,ier,fi.ned Itself by Its peculiar utterances, which are translated a d perbapB gorae chopped alfalfa. Later they are fed cracked grain, that the RU,)t)e phllo8ophers have traced the they are able to take to the range It Is no longer necessary "he matter of polygamous habits with the and ra fred them The range supplies all that they need, both green and dry, even In to purchase for his table turkeys whose the naming of tl' of who sultan, turbaned no householder subject the Is iinnnr Turks over he. water. Certainly Is more delicious than a turkey an rtld of the tnie reg,on, wttS MRS. BARNETTS WAR WORK habitat has been an oak forest Nothing of cock the days hea h the acorns. m this regard than on turkey fed freely hss prlvUegpa which ever more . Turkeys were also at one time supposed to have come ranches and whole communities I lorem. Although there are many great turkey Ma of wife aclenIn errors their The Mrs. George Barnett, with confused for market such as Cuera. guineas. of were the turkeys raising uhir-live principally upon of fromTfrica and they Includes thousands Jor General Barnett, commander one Thanksgiving trade preceding annual turkey tlflC lUa fte klnghrirfirat harvest, the pilgrims decreed thnt Tor whosebound for the New York markets, as a rule turkeys are raised In the marine corps, has always been Je a three "lny s' festival, which was really the first Thanks-ther'Vhte ;, of the most ardent woniav advocates cmlii prouns on farms which are Interested In other commodities. They are d BeIn country. this of preparedness become known as a deltctous food, and they had alrea,iy sole dependence of the fanner's wife for pocket money throughout fore the United States enured the war SlvlnfC. feast. The old pioneers weren't so badly off. Uajnstay the of a farmer's daughter also has been able to make a shiningthe first furnished en led to Imagine, for although they Mrs. Barnett helped to found the jm we have of fashion principally through the successful marketworld Appearance In her cold and and meats storage vegetables national service school for women,- 19 tinned of the lovs were ,D whose object was to tetch prepared'turicevs ' were so plentiful that it Is recorded It was oVthe'saXoWrms of the United States there were, according to blessings. need similar v the hen so that sets forth the fact an(i chronicler Texas led ness to women, An0ther bread. aH f t0 year9 a(?0t oniy 6,500,000 turkeys. lwj,d turkt.y when cooked In butter was esteemed bjj , carefatgta came they could come forward atonce customary to which were large pro- states other The h 6M,000. p producing thftt of their abundance tur- in their country's service, Mr mmols. Iowa, Ohio and Indiana. The state of Rhode among the explorer. But In spite ducer Is to the one If by nett served as commissary Judge men, red the even by viva were regarded with favor turkeys, produced only 5,000, But the quality Island, notea and they usually bring the camp, where 1,500 girls nttered: maBn .f training, following the excellent satisL ,hee ,tat 1 ta.. ob.n.Ded.h. those from other parts of the country.. of It P rine corps menus with highly to get up a pretty good . K. t nm able to walk about and kill turkeys, And that Sught to be enough about turkeya I factory results. for Thursday dinner .Months before we entered the war for workers she called for volunteer the Red Cross from among the wives, sisters and other women relatives of the enlisted men of the marine corps and founded the Marine Barracks auxW. X iliary of the Red Cross. The auxiliary drras-an- d of surglcal Jaa turned out thousands of garments and great quantltles .Lro roj Its members have also done much volunteer wot an Is also fcao. War Barnett Mrs. etc. sale, Savings Stamp Red Cross, canteen at Washington and has taken her turn ?lor'lD19 Bhn. IH the other women who are Interested In this canteen. More than Ron men have been fed here since the canteen opened. , dted "J i per-fccU- y M e nvPr grass-hopper- s, . yellow-jackets- e .. 11 ..h!rl world-trouble- 1 - d Z&S SSStaS. " S3T wr "' f m.lu ftSrJSi - tfci '3X7X - totakcMi , 'S 1 S-t- sir - hard-boile- d ." i h e 1 TJ.Ji I Sres CS;2 ... ... hn silent ap-peti- te |