. Catalogue annuel de la Columbian Wyandotte Club. Wyandotte poulet ; poulets. 20 NATIONAI, COl.UMBIAN CIvUB WYANDOTTE CATAI.OGUE l'Index de la volaille, que près de précieux recueil de faits sur les intérêts de la volaille, en octobre 1911, son problème, à propos de la volaille de nombreux clubs spécialisés, dit de notre Club que "c'est bien représenté dans les États du Massachusetts, New York, et l'Ohio." Nous sommes " damnés par, d'éloges". Nous devrions être bien représentées dans chaque État. Dans tous les États et au Canada il y a des éleveurs et exposants. Le

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. Annual catalogue of the National Columbian Wyandotte Club. Wyandotte chicken; Chickens. 20 NATIONAI, COl.UMBIAN WYANDOTTE CIvUB CATAI.OGUE The Poultry Index, that almost invaluable compendium of facts regard- ing poultry interests, in its October, 1911, issue, in commenting on the numerous Poultry Specialty Clubs, says of our Club that "it is well repre- sented in the States of Massachusetts, New York, and Ohio." We are " damned by faint praise, " as it were. We should be well represented in every State. In all the States and in Canada there are Breeders and Exhibitors. Let us get after them. With a large representative membership our Club would carry a prestige and be able to do wonders for the Columbians in many ways that are impossible with our small membership and consequent lack of funds. Our work is largely educational. We must have money to reach those — and there are man}'such — who have never seen, and perhaps never heard of, Columbian Wyandottes. The question of making a fair and proper Standard; the control, in a measure, of the Judging of our Shows ; encouraging and increasing the size of our exhibits; and other important questions will soon be brought up for consideration. We want each member to do his part. It is team work that wins. Your President, your former Secretary', Mr. Eastman, and Mr. Orr, have had something to say to you upon this. I can not better what they have said so well: or add to it. So far the members have responded promptlj- and courteously to the requests I have made, and given me valuable assistance in my new work. I take this opportunity to thank your former Secretary for his advice and help. I solicit your co-operation — one and all — in the future. I feel that it will be gladly given me. I shall welcome your suggestions at any time regarding Club work. I want you to keep me posted about events of inter- est in your various and scattered locations, and I am. Yours for the Club, RALPH WOODWARD, Secreta

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