- . mimosa Locus? m, r92!
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7 M 3"». , .. ..._ .«,,. —-----1:————- , . “f . . ,. w. , , ,w‘ ,. . f . «— i" . -: w, .3 ,‘/ . . 7 , . . . , . . , . ; , ,. we 38.19%]; rggeiin.‘ CRAP SHOOTERS '
‘ ' - ' ' ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ””” , * ~ ~ , .. ‘ :, 39. places 5&1!” _- s- , CASES
1 ‘ i ‘ r“ . u . . ”I ere‘lbil..fl‘°;‘e WM.¢QY.QXW .— o ' .. of the recogn...e.l . ' CONTINU
‘ "ml” nghqrns Show. . AME RICANS 0N. . : if] ARTE" lRllBRi ““533 ,. 83:; Zitéinufl"eghIEIigggz-‘g.acti’fyféf page becomoramiliar.with the kinds “fiiio-‘gsgrffi-‘Llrgcéa of oil or writer A gang of eight craprshmu, .. “if:
Way in Egg Contest
,. BTORRS, Conn. August 1Q.-—I~.1
1h tortieth week or the laying contest
‘Nuctcd by the‘ Agricultural College
3! Storm White Lezhorns outdlstanccd
other breeds. Orchard Hi’) Farm's
hen {rom‘Snnd Crcek. New York was
- easy first for the week with a yield
,. 16153 eggs. Kirkup Brothers birds
* ‘, tom Mattituck. N. Y.. wore in second
-» flaps for the week with a production
*& 60 cggs. Shadowbrook Farm‘s
Pallets from ltidzcilcld. Conn. were in
third position with a scorc of 49 eggs.
”"1'hree pens. all Wliitc chhorns. own-
0‘ by Leo A. Groutcn. Farmington.
“want!" White Springs Farm. Gcncva.
W'i'r. Y., and Hollywood Farm. Holly-
‘ood. Washington. all tied for fourth
. flee with 48 eggs each. The total
j'oduction for all pens amounted to
8.222 eggs for a yield of 46 per cent.
‘ .i Some of the birds in the contest are
. hwrnolting and this means. of course
"flat the egg production must continue
b‘i'all off from this timc on to the
aid or the compctition. As a rule
-.‘ens do not lay and molt simultane-
ously for like their owners. hens seem
'10 do their very best when they at-
umpt only one thing at a time. Trap-
~mst records have demonstrated the
fact that in general the late layers
.and late molters are the ones that also
. .egan first the previous autumn. The
. Den that lays latc into the autumn is
flier-store the hen that lays the most
ms during the your. In gcncral she
1" the best hen to keep. The early
_‘ ,guiitter is usually tho poorest layerhnd
"the poorest breeder.
“#2; :The~ four leading pens in each of
Ville principal varieties are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks.
'. H. B. Kcnt. (Barred)
in};
.r'
'9' i
Wm.‘
,Ravn..t
otlroek m. “amatmr-omsaie’tonnd arrested yesterday admin...“
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WAY To REVEL' ACCUSED OF FRAUD ‘10 cents fromfie Supérinténderlt 'of to NJ’O!!! structure, “0”?“ faults. ctr.) tective Sergeant Thomas Numb" 1"“
d3 .01 . .
, and who use the or‘idm‘il'.y mil” . . . . a . " mince indies- ' . , dl lha
, ' . . ~ , 4.», - . ,~ . r in the rocks. and .Of 3 . rNorwp alk Tire and Rubbvi (um .: .
(Continued from First Page). 1 (Continued From Firs} Page. ) Documents.» The results °btam°d by pmgi-‘Ctingv , . - ' springs out; 5 allegedvthat they Wm.“ in mi ”ll It
. . . . . .5,
Mr; Wells. however, do not uflor‘l'?“ ‘ M "
tit-us such, as oil;’sc (1)5. ' .
flow of gas, etciz. United States
an
. ‘- u drirl “ti kiin m ivorics" wh. .
‘ ‘ ~ 7. .7 « . , » , my rmngnt‘fttherthanfiho . _ c g e. n lllo Wm.
‘ , ¢ l . - - aquuate basis tor-any methOd 9‘ JV - - . ‘iili dicatb the . .. = hushed ”swooped down and um}. 13.. , "
. no right to dispose of securities whicn - t is still as bet-wellixfimd. that. W n. , ecological hunt?» I)“ . ‘l .11 mm
irosflfi gist shipping is‘in danger; thtt‘might their clients had bought andlsfsgif‘i’glvffizsgggzgctgggl ‘methoagfiirpsehce’ of wags”: oil ifiderggzuggé Watcr-SHIIPIY paper 415“; im‘porkbjy ‘cn'fii’gyyouths were 1min“ fl ,
s as. ,clre are on y s x cases 0 c paid far. ,2. , , ' l d icrdvnmg the proba e ex ”a ”grin; c-itilled “The v 11 ng '.- ~. ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ m ”m
_ _ , 7 a _ tic ores n e . , _ . - A. J. . I ,, uvenile court this mm: a: .J
disease n Petrograd. and that the; Surprise was expressed todayjhat,$;illr’;::$9;§:§eggf Sffififinfhey may of underground supplies of tl'flrirs‘i‘i if a history of water .witc‘hing. .whicb dodge Nehemiah {wimpy} lull 1'1"
situation is not perilous. _ ~ .Referee Ygomans did ,iiclude in his . ’ hing quids geologists are guided bk tie shows the uselessneSs of the instru- cases were continued UH,” 2w. ‘. ...,
Reports that Nikolai LEnine. 50““ ,report' the' statement that in addition ‘have livtmiiirtlt-dk‘11321iggtg);sln :3: de- knowledge of the relation of beds of meat. 3.1113 report may be obtained be’cause of the ahscnu u: .. £13.75;
Egsggir.tgxiggitliesi toefrgigsooficogind4 to embezzlement. which is a Violation pix-site: o: the precious 314d semi-Pm" ‘qcks:\'li~il’:le at the ,ngzge: jag: fromihe‘ Director otthehgnlte: Stan t3. 39:15.81?‘ 'tlghezoyouihs ruin. .. 1‘»;er
. p. ' ‘ Of State law. the firm had been 51-:ciou.s metals and their ores are discov- [that contain oil or W‘.‘ . , Geofigical Survey, Was gt!) . . . r'. 0
holidayaic denied b3 the dispatch. posing of customers securities after . _ _ . W . . . . . . , ~ a - , . \
Soviet Russia has released six of they were bankrupt, violated the fcd- ‘ ‘
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THE DIVINIXG ROD.
a-Chambrays.
In All the. Wanted {Colors—Best
' Qualities—Always Lower
' In. Price.
1 “ J Lorraine
the American prisoners. who have an era! bankruptcy and had made them‘
lived at Narva, Esthonia. but the fact 391.135 liable to federal prosecution.
that only this half dozen of Ameri-l The penalty in case of conviction of ,.
cans were sent out of the country any or all of the members of‘he firm,
was said here today to threaten a L. W. Frisbie. Charles G. Frisbié anal
long delay in, and perhaps the aban- G. Rufus Knapp, is a fine of not more
donment of, the negotiations for than $1.0in or imprisonment of not
American famine relief for Russia. more than ten years or both.
Walter L.’ Brown, European direc-
tor of the American Relief Adminis-l
tration, Herbert Hoover's organiza- .
tion. through which it has been plan- ibistruiiicnts Supposcd to Be Useful in -
ned chit-fly to administer the propos- Discovci'iiig Buried 'J‘i res, .‘fin-
ed famine relief, arrived in Riga era] Ik'posits, bopos of Oil,
while the six Americans set free and and l'nacrground “'ntcr. _
sent out of Russia through Esthonia The idea of a "divining rod" or ,
were on the way to Reval. BICXim'some other instrument that may be
thvinoi‘t, the Soviet envoy for theiuscd as a me ha of finding buried _
proposed negotiations reached here treasure. mine all deposits, and under-
about the same time. lground oil or water is a supeittition
Director Brown. it is UHdQTStOOd' [that contin cs with marvelous persist-
Wl" lHSiSt that cvery bona fide Ameri- lcncc in spi . of the lack of tangible re-
can in “"38qu whether in 0" 011‘ 0f suits from its cxiiployment.
prison, must be given an ODDONUHNY It may be said without qualification
to leave Russia before the negotia- or exception that no rod _or instrument .
tions can bégin. ‘ ‘ has yet been devised to find buried
It was thought this {0’0"0’0'1 that trensurcs. nor any instrument that‘will
a conference today 109“”?an Mr. indicate the presence of gold. silver.
Brown and M. Litvinoft was extremE- coppm'. lead. zinc. or 'othor nonmag-
ly unlikely. nctic metals. or their ores. that are
Mr. Brown is acting unofficially, hidden from View under ground.
but in touch With the State .Dcpart— Iron. nickel. and same minerals that
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.. ._ SPANISH CAMPAIGN
Continued from First Page.
unison! situation. It is known that
meicr Allcndcsalazur wishcs to rc-
lluquish his post.
.,. . The presidents of the Chamber of
.. ‘I’eputics and tho Scnniv (‘illli'd upon
hing Alfonso ycsti-rdny, and outliiu-d
“93:1 their vicw-s as to llli‘ Moroccan proli—
.l2tn iuid tliv- solution of tin" miuisicriul
crisis. liotli ('\pi‘(‘SSI‘1l llic opinion
.lfiat sci'crc [)lllllSllllli'lll should lu- Vis-
itgg upon tho rclu llious trilwsmcu.
, In commenting on lhc (ii-foal of tlic
Slfitnlfn‘ilt‘ in Morocco. ihc Rpm-:1 says
-¥l’ie i'orciizn Dl'l'SS in dialing with the
u. Wroccnu crisis, “has (lOlli‘ justice to
than acts of tlu- Spanish troops. but still
'_ ;mits Spain's rcsponsc to thc Moroc-
' dun offensive-3'
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Brown np‘ologi‘zcd to the coinmittcp In
for loans to meet its pressing tcm-
POFHI‘)‘ debts in 1914. ”in max lu-ing that ground containing
"“71”“ 1 hild no lilOUgllt“lll€lt ”I" nil-lullic malrrinl will conduct thr-
uctiml of the syndicate of va York rum-m lu-ltq-r than that which con- i
banks which lloulcd ilm loan was an “ms nnnv. 'rhqsi‘ attempts. us \i'vll .
Ollowed (li‘l‘lllll'll tn ghv any iii .‘lnlii
:lllH‘Vl‘l‘S to
mmidons (‘Xpi'llvllllll‘i‘s.
. ion: of ilw l'uilvd Stairs Urological ~ '
)0 said. “'ll"ll told that the (ll’llt hurl Sur\'~'}‘ l-,\‘ ii. i‘. \‘\'r‘lls. {1'10 1h" “‘3an Ford Mot C
iicrcased $53.”(’0.W'0. \H‘l‘t piibiii—livd in the Suryry's l‘-ullv- or » Ollipally
. . mcnt. whose representative. Captain ’contain these metals arc magnetic, and
Cazenovia. l\. l. ............ 1640 Evan E. Young. has handed him a,the dip-needle or miner's compass has ~
9'. Rock Rose Farm (Barred) list of more than 100 Americans still been adapted to use in prospecting for x
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W" ’Katonah. N’ Y" """""" ”‘7 in Russia. these mctals. Such an instrument can
-' I'm“; F‘ mem5 (Barred) , 0n the Russian side. the Hogan-flue purchased. but special training is 5 _
wesmampto" “moh‘ '1‘; I.‘ 133” tions are ready to be inaugurated. required to enclile anyone to use it t ‘ ‘
limes 1" MaCdOn'lM (“,nm) 9—, lIti'inOf’f said today “\Ve are pre- successfully. A volume-published by ._....._ - ‘
East Pembroke. “855' """ 1'5" pared to go alicad with the negoiia- the United Statcs Geological Survey. . .4— -....-, __ J -, .-- ~h~ _ _ __._h. ._ ‘ .- W M” ...-_...,-, “r“: ~1- -
Rhodc Island Rods. tions." Department of the Intgrior, entitled if """‘ "" "" ' ‘ '”
arlos ”' ”In“ ., A Staff 0f cxpcrts arrived with thc;“.\‘lincral Resources of the United ‘ ‘
Sgllmlmm' Mnss' """"" 16 i Russian envoy. Anotlur member of States. (‘nlcndur year i9ii." Part I. «
I" 5‘ RICkrmfi' 14‘! his party was Theodore Clialifipinc. a ‘pnccs Hi to 154. contains a discussion .
“GOSSHHQ' h' H‘ """""" ‘ notcd iussian opt-ratic hasso. Whonf mcthods of prospccting for iron are .3 .- ’ ‘ _
p ("Chm-(’5‘ lans to no to England t0 Elm: on b0- lhy magnetic, surwys and by drills. .1, — t
s uth H'idlw Mm 149': p .
‘ 0 ‘ I" ‘ """"" l ' 1141” Of ”10 starving RUSSIIIDS- Although thr usc of thc dip nccdle is To Yo U
E‘s. Chapléi. \i 14... ——————-———- thvoriticully simplc. much practice is
.ongmca ow. ‘ "89' """" U rr-quircd to make accurate obscrva~ _
“Vb".v Lt‘glmrns. HYLAN ATTACKS Vtious with it. and :it‘tcr these are made
LCE' Tijgfild’lby'v Y ”m. THE LEGISLATURE thcy must he intcrrrctcd by the con-
noifi?£;;; 01:3,", ' ' """"" " ’ . sidcraiion of many factors. so that the
Hollywood “vim. 16g. Continued from second page) ,unskillcd use-r is likcly to he disap-
h k 'l" . h H ‘ """""" ”J .— ‘ ipoiutcd in his results. Tho cdition of
' n7 [-0th an‘ '; iihv volumc :ilioyc niciitiom'fl available
m‘i‘lliellzlng' JN J .............. 16' 0 liodi’s ways, but I do Obj-“m ‘0 ”’9 for frm- distribution is now out of
4:935 Islrnildrmlcln‘h 161'} wage-s living n-xcdnut Albany by ma!" ’stock at thc (Ecological Surxcy. but a
w. ‘ ' I l ........ / ' (“”0” logislution. (opy may he puichuscd from the Sn-
0tht~r Varieties. film) It. llrown. tlic rmiimiih-c's pi-rini‘bmicni oi' 1.09”,"va \Vashlng-
. ’ ' ’. ". lotics . ,. -- .. ’
obid.G knight (“h “31m counscl. asked the minor ll be it» ion. 1,. (7,. for 9,, routs.
Lridgcton. R' I‘ """""" “301 gurdrd oducatiou as u .Slfllt' function. Gold silvf r. coppor. le-nd and zinc
II. P, Cloycs (”MT VVyandottcs)- "\‘ouic st'itc 'iuthorilics" l'l'pllt‘l I , . . t
Silver l‘inc Conn 1418 - ‘ . - .. ~ are not magnciii. and no insirmiien
" A .T‘ H' “ t ' l’l- ‘ """ l ' ' ' Mr. liylan. “have n-gurdcd it 115 a now in iisc will indicuic the proscnco
l-P'itstolmp (3: (J MW Lf‘giorns) 0‘14 Elm“. function in every possible “Va-V of thcsc nwtnls or lllf'll‘ orcs if ilicy .
n I .L ‘vyvn. f . .. H ' ' ' 'l f I ' 1" " gm“ 1"“.ng the bills." are hidden gem flow within the ,
’R’V‘f‘}: [TIRH‘EHM (“h' Winn.) ri‘ ““9" ”I“ mayor “”1“"de that h“ ground. Ilcviccs that arc supposcd
H‘ 'nt‘nn' mm‘ """"" H" ' “supposmi that education was rcgurd- to indicatc u“. prcsmicc of concofi‘pd
‘W—”—““ ed as a state function in all other Cit— nonmagnptic ore arc usually offered l
VIRTUAL COLLAPSE OF ics." for salc cither through ignorancc or
At the opening of the hearing Mr. with intent to defraud, Some honest
attcmpts have bccn made to prospect
for llOlllllfllzllf'li cores by iiicnsuring in
(llff(‘l‘i'lll dire rtions the capacity of the
ground to conduct an clcclric currmil.
sing the_tcrm “blood money" yester—
ay in'rcfcienco to what tlm city paid
”l; "
pon’t Believe AllYOu H
Read This Telegram From the
I umvenslu. CAR
1
npropcr one. it Would look so ixv
r'iut." ho said.
Tim mayor in tho qucsiionim‘, iliai
us trials with otlivr clor‘iricnl dryiN-s.
how. \‘rr, llil\'(‘ not born sucCu-ssful.
and llli' \‘ill’lOilF forms of such amni-
ruins could not l-c usvd luy onv unfu-
niiliur with ulriricnl work.
Somv lllHlSlll‘i'lll‘lllS of tho (‘lvrlric
poio-niiul of mollulllr iiiinr-rnls \‘."'l‘i"
imulo- sow-ml years ago in tlw lulu-ru-
«. uo-stioiix
dchts 01' 1h"
(‘Ulli‘f'l‘llilig the
('il)‘ and its if!“
“i think so.’
ugc
us his usual rr-ply.
“l prcsuuic- thc figurr-s arc correct."
“It is Spain's duly." tho ncwspapor
continucs. “to lllllki' this response.
‘flm Drfllllt‘lll is an lllli'l‘llllllOlllll one.
:‘ind it is necessary that Spanish opin-
ion bc brought to lwzn' into run-0mm)!
‘fih this aspt-ct of llH' question."
' , ‘v‘GODFREi? POST
NAMES DELEGATES
(Continued from First Page).
and high jump.
in
. ’l‘ln-ri- will lu- cups:
‘9? the 182. 2nd. and Ilrwl. llliir) l't't‘
tar any oi" llll' races is :3 (Hills: 31.04
for the rk-lu). 'l‘liz- mm-t slur!“
mmpily at 1:3” o'clock.
, A plan to hold “'m-kly innitzitimi
dances in ihc hull mmv up. 'i‘Iu- i'li—
“Our attention has been called to recent newspaper
articles, etc, to the effect that there is to be a now made!
Ford on the market August 15th with a\change in desxgn
to a ventilating windshield and one—man tOp'. As we do
not contemplate any such changes and there is no foun-
dation to the rumors circulated in this connection, we
have no hesitant-.37 in making a denial of the report.
(Signed) “FORD MOTOR COMPANY,
“W. A. Ryan”
Big Shoe Clearance
IS NOW _ I N FULL SWING
Save money by buying your Footwear N OW,
)
tenainmvul (-ommiitm- will start work-
out plans for ill" dunno-s irnniI-dizlivly.
1‘be will start (luring tln- Plrli' purl
0f Svpti-mlwr :iud (-oniiuuu lliiough—
out ilw l‘lllll'i' “lntvr.
Armistice lim- will lw a big limo Ill
the history 0 fllw l’ost. Plans for thr-
day arc still in the- mnhryo. hut tho
”mory has lwI-n sn-curml for llio- m-
eaten and will probably be tho sccn?
eta. huge military bull to ho held in
omjunction with Butts-ry C.
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AMERICANSy
ARE RELEASED
(Continued From First Page)
.
_:qns capiurt-d \V'hlli‘ on duly with Gon-
. The Ford factory production for August will break 'all records. They will
make about 118,000 Ford cars, or about 4,370 per day.
. The reasons for this record-”breaking demand are plain: The public has proven
'beyond' doubt that for economical, reliable, continuous transportation, the Ford car
' has no rival. Whether used ‘for Pleasureor Business, the results are the same. .
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KLEARFLAX
Rugs and Carpeting
’ We have placed on the sidewalk in front of our. store a
leearflax all luicn rug. XV ‘
. .u... .3“...
Ford Cars Are Back to Pro-War ’Prices
For Instance:'
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"eml \Vrangel's form-s in South Russia.
“I'illiam Will'k llr. \‘Vi-siun
“Estes. of New York. :u‘v moxiug piru!
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and
fate. photogmplivis \ilio \Isini into-
, Russia. and wvH' imprisourd lust your.
Xenophon lilunu-mlial Killiilll.:lln0.
of Racinc. \Vis.. has been in Russian
Wont; for nytarly. three years.
Henry J. La Marc is a New York
“a. and Russell Patiinger's home is
fifiGSG West 12th street,.san Francis
”FISH JEW IMMIGRANTS ARE.
usHmG$3$ESTm
i'. Aug. 10.—En '
‘ it through the barrier of otrlig
' _t_age immigration law was
red yestergay ‘iby the Bureau .
41“.va '3 ,t was re art (1 1
' of Polgh JEWS'Weg-e :r-
" in“ ey'West. Fia.. ‘attem ting
1mm Cubadwithouty legs. a“-
‘u "Husband ‘sald " extra:
ganglia . taken on the
stand aong the south-
“ .1 wit of wholesale et-
- ,,3§l'gpean aliens.
cit or .
_,a number 0 ‘
. main-4.
.
. 7 e hope you will see it and walk over
it. W hen you do you‘can’t help but realize what wonderful
rugs these Klearflax rugs a‘re- Being heavy, close-woven, two-
suled, and made entirely of linen they have all of linen’s
wonderful durability, the m0st énduring of'all fabrics. {The
strongest textile fibre knoxvn to man‘ ' ' ’
They are also beautiful, their one-tone colors not only make
such restfulbackgrounds, but simplify. your decorative prob- 17
lems and ideally lend themselves to anypolor scheme.” 7‘
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ThoScdan Is
' F. o. B. Detroit -
1;in of deferred payments with
The Touring Car Is
$415.00.
F. O. 3. Detroit
We will ‘ be plegsed to
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' arr. ‘ ange the easiest
We stock the following sizes: . '_ A . ..
. , ' o 1 you. l . 1,. _ . . . _... . ‘
27f’x54” 4’6’»’~xr’6"‘> _ 8’s10’f . -. .. , ‘ _ . . ._ .7 - g ~ .
. ,36279» 7r 6’x9: » — gum. , YOUR 039%; WILL BEFILLED \I‘N PROMPT ROTATION .
iyomf?he§3m83 Eire to be had-in ‘any’zslie: afghan; (to order). 4- J. V ' -‘7 M , . > I 7 . . '_ ' ' , l ‘
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