Crossword-Solution: JAYHAWK 7 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 27

The 19th century economist Henri George gave the following example of this characteristic: "Both the jayhawk and the man eat chicken, but the more jayhawks, the fewer chickens, while the more men, the more chickens." (Just think about the Purdue chicken industry!) The formula is flawed.

Humans also intervene in the jayhawk-chicken relation; the number of animals and birds in a certain area is affected by more elements than what eats what; and the population increase is meaningless unless associated with patterns of human practical experiences.

For six months he devoted his best talent to advocating the construction of a railway between that place and Jayhawk, thirty miles distant.

Club of cannon soldiers arrived at Jayhawk, three miles back from here, on their way to join us in battle array.

Marched my whole brigade to Jayhawk to escort them into town, but their chairman, mistaking us for the opposing party, opened fire on the head of the procession and by the extraordinary noise of the cannon balls (I had no conception of it!) so frightened my horse that I was unseated without a contest.