“I propose to show you,' said
the professor of biology, “a very
fine specimen of dissected frog
which I have in this parcel."
Undoing the parcel, he disclosed
some sandwiches, a hard boiled
egg, and some fruit. "But—surely
I ate my lunch!”
North Central News, Spokane,
Washington.
The Name of
That Birdie
Jay-Bird?—Oh, J-Bird. No, can't
say I’ve ever heard of it. It must be
a northern bird. Don’t you mean a
blue jay? No, I’m from the South—
Florida. It must be too windy there.
You say it stops at the Beacon in
Newport News, Virginia, and has
>een seen as far north at the Look
ut in Hartford, Connecticut; that's
only the east coast though? Oh.
Marion and Ashtabula, Ohio. I
would say that it’s an eastern bird.
One find? it in St. Joseph, Michigan.
Odd. And Grayville, Illinois; Corn,
Oklahoma; El Paso, Texas; Spanish
Forks, Utah; Fresno, California:
Eugene, Oregon; Caldwell, Idaho; !
Colfax, Garfield, Spokane, Foster. '
Napavine, and Seattle, Washing-.
