Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 12

WYOMING FTMT Friday, August 3, 1934 CASPER, WTO. Page Twelv THE CASPER TRIBUNE HER A LAST PICTURE OF HINDENBURG held at 8 o'clock tonight at lie library. Labor eral projects and other mutual interest to workir be dismissed. Everyone ir.u- LABOR CONDITIONS TO BE STUDIED AT MEETING TONIGHT Sage Chicken Meat Not Contaminated by 'Hopper Poison, Sportsman Says veil as council memb s. Former Crown Prince of Germany Reaches Neudeck Frederick Wilhelm Is Among Thousands of Mourners at Bier of Von Hindenburg The planet Pluto travt: space at the rate of two miles a second.

si A meetine of the Federal Coun- AS i or one that appeared affected In 1" 4- XPt fatten -lr-rt Cur Own Foully VSV Cany rVandcd. Selected. Coriired ic-f a mjMiitkt whmitv. any way." There is danger of ptomaine poisoning from the eating of polluted flesh, Piersall said. He strongly advised that every sage chicken killed be drawn immediately afterward.

"The chicken should be drawn immediately afier being shot down. It is a simple operation, and can be done in a moment. If this is not done, a bird carried for Bometime can become contaminated. The pollution may be sufficient only to cause no more than a queer taste, perhaps, and may be eaten without knowledge of the meat's condition, but ptomaine could fce the result." It was at Tannenberg that Von Hindenberg in 1914 led the German army to a crashing victory over Russia. Arrangements have been made for thousands of mourners expected from Berlin to be conveyed to nearby Hohenstein for lodging on special trains.

The family of the late president last night requested German citizens to refrain from sending floral offerings but "rather act in th spirit of the deceased and give the money to public charity." ROOSEVELT IS IN PORTLAND 1 -V7- -'-r- Young Geese J' i 7-to-8 lbs. average. The very finest tl jp young birds Pound JiM.y'j SPRING CHICKENS, heavy breeds, 'lb 20O By GENTHER BEUKERT fCopjrtfht, 1331. By The Associated Press) NEUDECK, Germany, Aug. 3 Germany's former Crown Prince today at Neudeck, now a nation's shrine, bearing condolences of the Ilohenzollerns for the death of thir one-time war tervant, Paul Vcn Frederick Wilhelm, once heir to the throne, was.

however, but one nmonjr thousands of mourners for the old warrior -statesman. The body of the president lies In In a huge room of the ancestral estate he loved so welL Fifty candles flicker nearby. A special guard of honor, at stiff attention, watches. Messages poured in from throughout the worldfrom kings and com-11. oners.

East Prussian farmers, neighbors of the president, sent ex-ITT-slons of their grief along with rulicrs. Germany will bid Von Hindenburg farewell Tuesday at Tannen-btrg. The orator will be Adolf Hitler, who gathered to himself the wnerable leader's authority upon his death yesterday. Special ceremonies will be held Sunday night at the national war memorial at Tanner.berg. An official announcement said: "In view of the limited space available Invitations to this ceremony will be issued to male participants only." Public apprehension that ill effects may be suffered from the eating of sage chickens, because of the wide distribution of poison in grasshopper-infested areas of the state, is without foundation, it was declared today by Charles Piersall, a wild life enthusiast, Izaak Walton league member, and former editor of the discontinued "Voice of the Sportsman.

Because of his interest in the wild life of Wyoming, Piersall has made intensive study into the habits of many species of wild game and bird life, and has devoted much time to personal observation. Current rumor that eating sage chickens might prove detrimental to the human system prompted additional research by him into the habits of this game bird. From this research he established the fact that the only source of human poisoning could be eating of contaminated flesh, he reported. "The age chicken is the only fowl known to man of fowls classed as game birds, that has no gizzard," Piersall related. "In no sense of the word is it an insectivorous bird.

Even though faced by starvation, the sage chicken will net touch Insects. Therefore, sage chickens do not, and will not, eat grasshoppers. "Scientific research has further disclosed that even though poison should enter the bird's system for example, if the sage chicken should pick up biti of poisoned bait scattered for the grasshoppers, it would cause death without leaving the intestinal tract. Even if chicken should devour a small amount of Old Heidelberg HEAVY HENS, for baking or stewing, lb. 1 EREAST OF VEAL Fine for Brew -Dated HIGH PROOF stuffing, 3 lbs HAM LOAF Ready for ih will like It.

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DfloDaosewMes the bird's death, it would never leave the intestinal tract and could in no way affect the bird's flesh. If a sufficient quantity for death should be swallowed, the bird simply would be or in any event so ill tt could Here Are Some Heal Bargains! Peaches Apricots Italian Prunes Barflett Pears the walkout, "unless a decent settlement is arrived at today I will issue en order, as cemmander-in-chief cf the national guard, revoking all permits except these fcr the transportation cf necessities such as milk, ice, and kindred commodities." APPLES for Cooking, 3 lbs. for 10C not fly and such birds would at no time be bagged by the sportsman." "It is without hesitation," he continued the interview, "that I say tvipro it Hhsolutelv no dancer to the Red Grapes, 3 lbs 25c Carrots, bunch lc MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 3.

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