Mr. Terry is to talk three times in the course of the day, in the morning on the methods being employed by Canadian poultrymen to meet their war exigencies and in the afternoon "Feeds and Feeding" and "Incubation, Natural and Artificial." The first address of the week is to be made by President Ernest H. Lindley of the university, who will welcome the institution's guests to Moscow with a morning session talk on the subject, "Getting Into the Game" in which he will sound the key-note expected to pervade all the gatherings of the week. The final lecture of the day will be delivered by Pren Moore, head of the university department of poultry husbandry. "The Town Flock a War Necessity" will be Mr. Moore's topic. Early this afternoon no estimate of the prospective attendance at the opening session could be attempted, but it is expected to exceed even last year's record-breaking figure. Deer Tamer Than Steers KANAK, Utah—Deer have been protected in the Kabab National Forest for so long that they are said to be more tame than the steers that range the forest, materially increased during the past few years. Their number has many years. BED CROSS TAG DAY FOR WOMEN WHO KNIT The naval auxiliary of the Red Cross will have its "Tag Day" on next Wednesday when  Everybody will be tagged for 10 cents. Remember, say these cents. Women, the date and have your choice. We feel glad to see a cause. Small change handy. 