Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-08-26 | Page 10 | Result of the Feed

KESULT or THE TEED. James I. nramin In his nddress nt the recent commencement exercises of the Js itloml l'nrm Sihool nnde n comle allusion to pollllclnns nnd fnrm-ia fnrm-ia thnt threw the audience Into laughter. laugh-ter. City Tronsiirer iloore stepped fnr-waril fnr-waril to shake hinds with the oil gen-llemin gen-llemin nfter the iddiess mil referred in muck tllspl'Tiiire to the remark about politicians lint was all right' protested Mr nriinsmi "ou chips want tn learn Hut fat tneiH nre not iilwuys farmers' 1 tn riiuln.let of a fresh drummer who nine told a fnrnier who was ficdlng tornmeal to the chickens tint sivvdust mixed with the meal would make the keep nf the chicks much cheaper The next time the tlruinmi i visltel tho neighborhood he asked the firmer if the siiggtBtton lind hi en udopted ' 'Yes Indee I loplled the Intter with never a smile Why, thnt hen over there liked It so well that I fed her nl-tugether nl-tugether on saw lust Th only trouble wni that wlun she hatched her iggi ono of the chl ks had a w oden leg un I two others wore woodpeckers.' " Philadelphia Phil-adelphia rimes