Duchesne Courier | 1930-03-14 | Page 6 | Dead Game

Dead Game Frank Morrison, of the American Federation of Labor, was talking to a Washington reporter about a flagrant case of municipal corruption. "The apologists for this corruption," he ended, "remind me of the crooked dog fancier who sold a chap a worthless, worth-less, our for a bird dog. "The chap of course, came back Ln a few days and said: " "Look here, you told me that dog I bought off you was a good bird dog.' "Well, so he is, pardner, so he Is.' said the crooked denier. 'You Just try him on a plule of fried chicken oncet and seel'"