The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1915, Page 11

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For free sample eake and trial of Resinol Ointment, write SP, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. * Physicians have prescribed Resino! Ointment for over twenty years tm the MAN EATER ESCAPES AND THE POULTRY SHOW eeceee) |i' | IIE! OPENING Famous Fowl Excited at Sight of Thousands of Fine Birds and Pigs and Cats. Man Eater, a gnme cock owned by ' e District-Attorney Ralph C, Greene of Suffolk County, L. L., escaped from i his cage to-day at the opening of the combined poultry, songbird, cat and pet stock show at Grand Central Pal- ace to-day and much confusion ro- sulted ‘The game cock, one of twenty-three owned by District-Attorney Greene, is one of the most desperate fighters in the country. His sworn enemy is Warrior, a whiteshackle cock owned by Mr. Greene, who never has been ‘defeated. Only unofficially has Man Eater ever “mixed it up” with War- rior, ‘To-day Man Eater mado straight for Warrior's cage and a battle with bars between was begun. John Fil- _THE_RVENING WORLD, his neck with his sputs when an experienced one grabbed the fowl. More than 6,000 birds and animals are on exhibtion ni the show which opened to-day, and closes Saturday evening. There are 2,750 head of Assemb! lect Shint \r itu Named Mecetver for Haesenntor poultry, 1,078 pigeons, 488 pet live But Assemblyman-Elect Shiplacoff, : Smits Pabtiehing 1 Turn your PIANO stock, $32 song birds and 200 cats. Who Broke Car Window, Pleads An 7 cis intoa | ' In the poultry line everything !s to . | “t PLAYE 0 be seen from game bantams to hou- Lots of Provocation Wk 11 Fite R PIAN dana, the most weird looking fowl Abraham 1 Shiplacof?, Secreta Liv at in the world. and Treasurer of the United He Ie 1 T a small out ty Among the prominent exhibitors €f© Prades, and Socialist member o ! i " A turned inte 1 daysh isan Of G. Howland Leavitt, Superintendent 4 «sembly ‘ F highest quality and which we fully quar pigs; Lester Tompkins of Concord, Mass.; Henry D. 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