Eureka Reporter | 1905-09-15 | Page 7 | Bird Travel Falling Off

bird travel fall ng off A heavy falling off in bird travel is noticeable of late said rs louise union depot matron this morn ing I 1 am trying to reason out the cause of it bird ed the one a dressed birds migrate by wing and not on railroad tickets W hat do you meana the birds did not pay fare but they traveled by rail eiten hel just the same the matron replied at one time nearly every woman that boarded or disembarked from a railway train carried in addition to three grips two or three cages of parrots or canaries no woman seemed to think of travel ing without a bird cage or two now a bird cage is seldom seen good sense probably has banished the b ads to the care of the housekeeper or to the boarding aviary while their mistress t ae s kanas city star