The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-04-06
h FURNISHED
Rom THE FARM
Practically All the Food
/ Of the World
ETARY WILSON SPEAKS
Committee Oi congress on The
bO,al Of Tax Upon Alcohol
For Industrial Purposes
TAR m ppaI IIIup Tu0up<0k
fTARY WILSON SPEAKS
EyT By PHOf. flIHU THOMPSON

arr furnishing practically all
,fr world But they are dcs-
become u even greater i'm
as sources u fuel. light and
! recent hearing AZ Washington.
ap Wilson. Of the Department
D culture. referring 10 the possi.
" technical ami commercial skill
D. the immeass ESsrcc q energy
farms now largcl, wasted.
! rUa. mines are ma definite guam
and ar, bcing rapidly used up.
|bfcsta are disappearing and many
b. have disappeared. The same
Uf fhe sources y mineral Oh and
b gas In the future it may b.
tim, iu the future the time will
|nh come Vhrn the world will
b. i.lk 20 agriculture for the pro
D. - iu fuel. its light ami its
lower II seems 10 me that
Irh the medium of aicohol agricul.
an furnish IN The m1at convenient
fuT The use u man this absolutely
nary source of supply. I believe.
More. that the utilization of alco-
The arts and industries. under
rustrictions ~ NOuh safeguard
|sCAl rights II The United States
mcni would present not uoly a
stimulus 20 manufactures. but =
h'neh' 90 agriculturs.
Wulds were adlrcsss,i 20 a
iicc of congress having under
Iteration bills relating TO the r..
% the TAI upon alcohol 20 b.
fuf industrial purposes. The gen.
lfupUs,iiun is that such alcohol b,
Iiufct uy proper treatment ~ a. O.
rti ~ drinking purposes lti.
rci BY the farming interests o,
b. the manufacturing. and
! thr only obstacle IN the way II
mIng effective sc,mst 60 b. what
/, ,'afl WIlsun refer, to as N, safe.
'irg 10 thr fiscal rights II th,
.rm,Ht That may be- oy,yoms
.mr uut meanwhile the demand
i'ra'4r,i alcohol derived fum such
s.l.tf as corn. wheat plta.
.H"a'b, INar yaHs. sugar beet,
'f.. waste pruiIyts Will bccums
HHi more pressing a. farmers and
.'a 'at,u ~ vvatof number.
" ytVn'Sc the advantages oi
'.ll 10 the farmer the ~,
by alcohol means a cheap ani at,
'H .sbung md heating and ar
n m the use ut labor sa,in,
1'6c farm With cheap moti,,
il also means an cnormou.
"i ihr markets Cor his prui
".r us,i directly ln Industrial
'" ALREADY cih,l alJuhol b.
m commercial chemistry IN th,
'H.ury Il hats. artificial alk
r'pmo and moii.nrs, poli.hc,
'ls scllilrid. smckclcss r.aW
nrai, of mercury, the ,Sp,o
'''ral percussion caps. photo
urlss. electric generation
'"~ lead pynsils. vaichc an.
.th'uioTm. furniture. flsri oil
I'Iynt fosp, ami variety %
ARTICLES With the removal u
laN there Wouh h. undoubtedly Al
'm"n n practically an II thcs
ric', ami another industry whicI
wmci large proportions IN N
ten years. the manufacture o
mobiles. power boats and smaI
wnary Internal combustion engines
.h he given a srca, impetus. Rear
upon this is the statement mad
Prof Elihu Thompson. the rnincn
mist, as follows
here are some facts which arr M
'ralll known which ought t. l.
.Nh' hamclN, that alcohol is prdlcc
a'd in Cuba fnr from twelve I
'rn cents per gallon. and that I,
'Nc,llrni fuel. as have found b
- ior the running " engines. A
I, ''n cents " twenty cents a gallon
~ y would eventually displt ~ gas,
Hlrnvl In similar cnrinvs u pr,
~ 10 smoke ~ sort nor disarrces
wlnr since alcohol mixes wit
~ ln'ely, tirc started with alcs
'. "n' VI The easiest h. pxtinFuisl
- - moi thH FaHa s.ItfA ssaaaltr. .