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The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-07
Game of Magic Bridge.

We think the children should have
Il part in our home department and
hope they will think something of the
Agriculturist to look for its coming
each week. We will have something
for them So they will not be disap-
pointed.
Try the Magic Bridge and see how
you like it.
In the first place, all the children
join hands and form ring. If the
number is large, there should be four
bridges at the quarter points of the
ring, these being numbered one, two,
three and fOur-One opposite three and
two opposite four. The bridges are
formed by two children, who raise
their Joined hands for the others to
pass under.
Perhaps mamma or a friend will
play some bright, familiar tune on
the piano, which all the children must
follow, singing, ''Tra-la-la, tra-la-la," !"
as they skip along keeping step to the
music. They go one or more times
around in a circle, then the leader
indicates where a bridge, is to be
made. The children raise their joined
hands, and the two children starting
oposite in the ring cross the center
of the circle. All the others following
after pass under the bridge.
Then, turning to the right and left,
respectively, the two lines follow the
path of the circle as first formed,
meet, join hands again, and new cir
Gle is formed. Another bridge" ap-
pears as if by magic, and the children
opposite it lead again through it, while
keeping merry with song and step.
This is very pretty game.-Uniden-
titled
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-07
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST

several weeks before sending them to
market, largely because it has become
custom, made so because it requires
work and expense to provide anything
else. If a ration of alfalfa hay could
be added each day by these farmers
they would find that their hogs would
thrive faster and they would get
better return for their corn.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-07
INTRODUCED GRAPEFRUIT.
How a Chicago Firm First Induced
the Public to Try It.

E. c. Barnard of E. c. Barnard & Co.,
Chicago, thus described to New York
Fruit and Produce News man how he intro
duced grapefruit into the Chicago market:
''We introduced grapefruit into this mar
ket,' he said, "The firm was Barnard,
Edwards & Co. 1 was in Florida and saw
grapefruit on the trees for the first time 1t
was in Borland Bros grove at Citra- Borland
explained to me that it variety of
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-03-07
Neptune, Fla, June Is, 1905.

Neptune, Fla, June Is, 1905.
E. o. Painter Fertilizer Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla,
Gentlemen:
L may send a box of grape fruit to N c.
Wambolt My fruit is grown on hat-woods
land where most people here told me L could
not grow anything in the CITRUS LINE.
The fine quality of fruit is due entirely to
Simon Pure.
Yours truly
J. Thomas Ziegler.
P. S.-If you offered prize for Kumquats
L reckon it would be mine. Since using
Simon Pure them they much finer in
flavor and color than they when L used
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-01

be no let.up on this dog pest
till Industrious men have a
chance to make a living by farm
ing without losses of eggs, fowls,
young animals, and crops, nota-
bly, corn. through dcpredations
of worse than useless dogs.
Some states have laws i'm pos
ing a dog tax and requiring two
or three times the tax on females
that il put on males. The idea
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-01
Killing Cabbage Worms

& W. siedse. Duck liill. Miss.
Those who arc pcs,crsd With
cabbage worms need no, feel
,ha, they must go 10 expensive
preparations to get rid oil the
pests and save their cabbage.
since everybody has IN his own
garden a good worm chaser.
Sprinkle a handful OF dus, on
the cabbage while the dew ~ on.
aud IT the worms don't leave. &c.
peat the dosc IN three or Tour
days. In wet weather i, may
DC necessary to 70 under the
house To get dust. IT rain wash.
cs the dust oil, repeat the dose.
|, is the best thing | ever tried.
Editorial note: This remedy
il simple and inexpensive enough
for all to use. but should not be
dcspiscd because it is simple
and cheap. Too often We imsg-
inc that It ~ necessary to spend
much money IN order to do any.
thing well. by punching small
nail holes in the bottom OF an old
can q can make without cost, d
good thing to scatter dust On
cabbage. Use the can by ill.
ing it half full of dus, and
shaking it over the cabbage.
Cannot others give such prac.
teal ways OF doing work and aid
their brothers OF tas garden
and general farm
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-01
Tax the Dogs
Wm. Butts, Starkvillc. Miss.

Ma i r..
| agree with Mr.. Ferguson
about the dog tax, only let's ask
Tor a law that we can get passed.
by asking 81 tax to be put on
each head. This would put
several thousand dollars in the
treasury OF each county,
though ever that would send a
great many dogs To the bone.
yard. think 10 my n~eighhor-
hood there are not less than So
worthless hounds and starved
ours, all owned by negroes who
r not able TO feed n as he
should be, so their dogs prowl
around and tear down your corr
aud suck eggs.
For example, want TO tell
you what worthless dogs did for
me. bought three White Hol-
land turkeys, two hens and one
cock, early IN the spring. They
came off with Is little ones. and
after they 60, large enough TO
travel, | turned them gu, ia my
heid. They soon commenced 10
20 tao or three alta time, and
for nv life | could not find what
became OF them. They got
down TO four. Then became
so much alarmed that | went out
searching IN earnest. and was
astouishcd 10 find a turkey ncs,
that had contained Il eggs all
broken up by dogs. | went on
4 little farther aud found ia a
ditch where dogs had torn aud
eaten the old turkey. one OF the
dogs being there a, the t:mc.
chased him about bali a mile !
10 a negro house. told the owner
wha, his dog had done. and
asked him to pay nc ior my
turkeys. He said he would not.
! then asked him to kill or lc, nc
kill the dog. and he dciied me
to kill him. la the meantime he
had tied the dog near his door,
80 | walked away, believing thai,
il ! shot the dog ! would have TO
shoot the negro also.
then went 10 = a justice OF
the peace. and he said, he could
give me judgment agains, the
negro but ii he wasn't worth II
! would have the cost 10 paw.
so | dropped il, bu, still think
there ought 10 be some way TO
reach any one that will shield a
sheep killing or egg sucking
dog. Farmers, let's ask for a
4
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-01
Fruit Trees
Fruit Trees

O0(l tH10 Peaches. Apples. Plums. Pears. Pccanx. now
~O'O~' growing for you. Don't wait for some
Agent to eoc,e along to sell you, b, write US Tor our Wholesale
price 10 iOU.
Our trees arc ell budded from the best type OF 4 BEARING tree.
ana WI therefore not only be true to name. but up to tho best Of
ina variety. We breed no scrubs. BE sure to write for prices Quick
howerton Bros. Orchard Companv.
CuNTowN, LEE COUNTY. MISS.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

that as a matter OF general know
ledge Intoxicating liquor more readily
destroys tie mental faculties Of the
indian than it does those OF Il white
man. 1t is further argued that the
very revolving manner IN which the
crime was committed ads strongly
10 prove that at the TIME the crime
was committed the defendants were
lmpelle;! 70 commit the murder be
cause Of their drunken Condition.
Ne may concede all that counsel
has TO say upon this question. This
-:.. serves as q terrible illustra ton
u What may result .v-n 1.-THE crime
of dispOsing Of spurious liquors 10
ln1lans. Liquor mas the enetf OF
arcusing III the Indian al the dormant
savagery and cruelty Of his nature.
1t is a crime III this state % dispose
of liquor to lnlians, and it may not
be out Of place here to say that the
violation OF this law doubtless led to
the revolving murder committed by
these two defendants.
The statute Of I..lS state applies
the criminal laws to the Indians,
without reservation, other than where
the offense is committed by one In
dan against anotner upon a Govern
ment reservation. Comp. Laws, Sec.
4655.) Upon the trial for an offense,
they are SUBJECT to the same laws,
rules and conditions, as govern in the
case o. a white man.
The case apears to have been very
carefully tried in the lower court. We
have examined all of the assign
ments of error, and our conclusion
is that the judgment Of The trial
court must be affirmed
The judgment and order denying
the motion for a new trial are affirm
ed. and the District Court is directed
10 fix a time and mae all necessary
and proper orders for having its sen
terce carried into effect by the war.
tica Of the state prison
->nrcrOss, J.
We ccrcur:
Fitzgerald. c. j
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
DINING ROOM CLOSED

Tire dining room at Sha VS. Springs
has been closed to the public until
further notice as it is impossible TO
accommodate outtde guests until the
may be secured as before. o1t2
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
S a I 6 OF n EH Ala

STA1E OF NEVADA
County If Ornasby. SIS.
J0nn Sparks and James y.
S"e>Ge.. ing duly sworn severaIly
say they are members Of the Board
Of Examiners Of the State OF Ne
yada; that On tire 18th day of Sept.
1906, they (al >er having ascertalned
from the books OF the State Con
troller the amount of Nancy which
should be in the treasury made an
official examination and count OF the
money and vouchers tor money in the
State Treasury OF Nevada and found
same correct as follows:
Coin S.elseS Is
Paid Coin Vouchers not re-
turned 70 controller leS.4s2 s..
Total sss,.4s -
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State
School Bond .... .s3Sv, 600 -
Massachusetts State per
cent bonds $4,000 %
Nevada State bonds $4,000 on
Massachusetts STATE 81. per
cenC bonds ........S lS 900 %
United States bonds ....15 900 90
Total se,1s1,.49 Z
| John Sparks
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF NJ ADA
Abraham Chapman. Petitioner
W = IN T..
Fitzgerald. c. J
Talbot. ].


Abraham Chapman, Petitioner
VS..
The Justice Col-t of Tonopa,l Town
ship. County Of Nye, State of Ne
vaoa. and Hon. J. ). Brsse!, pre-
siding - said Court.
W 2. Needles and {. ?. Moran, AT.
t1rGeYs for Petitioner,
-. B 2ittr1-.r I'D Attorney General
tsn.es g. &'e--ot2ey Al,orneys for
Recron6ent.
Original Proceeding Writ of Ger.
:irrar
ON PETITION on REHEARlNC
There are no points set IN in tho
net;tion not presented III the brief.
heretofore ffled III this caUs" anG
covered by the decision rendered. 2
further examination of tho questions
involved Las not OccassiOned any
d0uh as to the correctness Of tht
conclusion heretofore reached. The
0atition is denied
NorcrOss. ].
! concur:
Talbot. J.
Dissent:
Fitzgerald, G, 7.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

ladies' shampooina and massage,
electric apparatus, private rooms, Ar
llngton Barber Shop.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08
4. e. =.
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

Q.-FiC. a. COUNT OF
STATE FUNDS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

DRY PAsTURAGT-1o0 acres If
dry pasture. Stock 81 a mead a monln
Apply at This office. n
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-08

Dated Sept. IL, 1896.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-18
BUSINESS MEN TO SHOW
FARMERS BIG TIME.
The Three Days Session Of the Big Institute
to Be Boon to the Agriculturists Don't
Let Anything Hinder You From Attending

busine s. men in all lines hav
made big reductions for those
days, and as excursion rates on
all roads have been secured, for
those days, you will have a
double reason for visiting Minot
on those days.
The crowds will be very large,
but arrangements have been
made to entertain them. There
will be plenty to eat and plenty
OF places for you to sleep.
Note the prizes carefully, which
the business men have offered
and for which they are to be
given. There is not a farmer in
the Northwest but who has
raised something the past season
which he considers better than
that which his neighbor raised.
1t will not only pay you to Sc
lect a good sample OF this grain.
grass, vegetable or whatever it
may be and bring it to Minot
with you for tive opening OF the
convention.
Many will remember what a
grand display these samples
made on Farmers Day, March
IL, last, and a vast amount OF
good was done to the entire
Northwest in this matter. Far
mers talked over among them
selves methods OF planting po-
tatoes. and other vegetables, the
sowing OF grains; housewives
learned how each other made
breads, butter, cakes etc. Many
who had macaroni wheat for
seed for sale, disposed OF many
thousands of bushels on that
day. Others sold seed wheat or
different varieties, oats etc. 1t
was a veritable seed market.
There is a greater opportunity
offered you at this convention.
The crowd will not only be larger
but will represent a larger
country.
The Independent will be open
to the public each OF those days
and an especial effert will be
made to entertain our friends.
We want you to come in and see
us. Hundreds Of our readers
have never visited our Office and
as yet we are unacquainted with
many Of them. Drop in for a
moment or two at least.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-18
Minor Topics

5 Minor Topics
Lansford has street lamps.
Bottineau may have a 100000.
hotel.
Two boys near jamestown
killed FIVE cOons this winter.
Butter milk is sold at the Mi
not creamery at five cents a
gallon. tt
Mrs. Ole Rigg gave birth to the
FIRST baby at Garrison.
Jase Hunt, does general blacksmith,
ing at his newshop. He guarantees all
of his work to be first-class. Work done
while you wait. Opposite Scofield's
livery barn. tt.
G. f. Kale OF Walkerton, Ind.
will open cement block factory
at Stanley according to the Sun.
Buttons Business College will
open in this city on Monday
January 10Th.
Home made lard 10
cents a pound at Temp
kins' meat market.
A lot Of STANLEY boys, follow
ing the example ofthe high priests
OF the Stanley Sun, have sworn
Oft, which isn't a very bad idea.
For SALE-cows due to calves
soon. DEEGAN Bros, Six miles
down tho Mouse River Valley,
Minot, N. D. 12-2Otf.
Bottineau county has thirteen
newspapers. We told you a
newspaper man was an unlucky
mortal.
Cleanliness is next to Goodness
and a Grand Forks philosopher
remarks that idleness is next to
cussedness.
A Fargo man was SO excited
over the arrival OF the stork in his
family that he called out the fire
department instead Of the
doctor.
lou get home grown meats at
CAROLS new meat market. We
are satisfied with a fair profit on
our meats. Give us a trial,
you'll be pleased. VIM. Carroll
with II. f. Wheeler. Minot. tt
: s. A. Wilcox, a prominent Nc
Kinney farmer, visited Minot
Wednesday. He and his sons
will crop 500 acres next year.
They have lived at Mckinney
four years and have prospered.
Perfection crn only be attained in the
physical by allowing Nature to appro-
pirate and not dissipate her own re-
sources. Cathartics grippe, weaken-dis-
sipate, while DeWitt's Little Early Ris
iers simply expel all putrid matter and
bile. thus allowing the liver to assume
normal activity. Good for the complex
ion. Sold by Mccoy & Co.
A little girl at Harvey ended
her prayer thus: "Lord bless
papa and mama and the animals.
They are more important to us
because their skins are worth So
apiece.
An editor newly married asks,
"What is the difference between
a honeycomb, a honeymoon and
a pretty grip A honeycomb is
small cell, a honeymoon is a big
sell and a pretty girl is adamsel.
Bill had billboard. Bill also
had a board bill. The boardbill
bored Bill, SO that Bill sold the
billboard to pay his board bill.
So after Bill sold his billboard to
pay his board bill, the board bill
no longer Bored Bill. Elk.
Phone No. 10, Carroll's meat
for the best OF every
thing in the meat line. The
choicest beefs, pork, chicken, NUT
ton, fish, oysters, etc. in the city.
Carroll with FL. E. Wheel
ter, Minot. tt
Have you cried the new meat
market? Let us fill you a trial
order. Juicy steaks, fresh oys-
tiers, fish and game. VIM. Car
roll with FL. Il. Wheeler, Minot. tt
Chief of Police Kimball has
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-18

We write fire; insurance in seven Of
strongest and oldest companies doing
business in the United States.
Phone 1OA, ScoAold block.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-18

The Independent urgently re-
quests that every farmer Of the
northwest who can, will come
to Minot to the Farmers Insti-
tute, which will be held Jan. %,
26 and q. Now this is not a
common Institute. Il
Five speakers will discuss i'm
portant problems each OF the
three days. Grains, grasses, corn,
stock poultry, dairying, rotation
of crops, treatment OF flax for
wilt, and grain for smut and a
thousand and one other things
which are OF the utmost import
ance to the farmers. will bedwelt
upon at some length. These men
are practical farmers and stock
men, whose knowledge has been
gained not only on thefarm, but
at the Agricultural Colleges Of
North Dakota and Minnesota.
Information which has cost
them years OF experience and
perhaps thousands Of dollars
will be impaired toyou absolute
ly free. Look elsewhere in this
issue for the program and prizes
offered for the best farm and
dairy products.
The business men OF MinoJ
realize that it is an important
thing for this city that the sur
rounding country should be &C.
cupied by farmer who know
their business.
1t was not an easy matter for
Gov. Devine and others to secure.
this convention for MinUt. 1t is
an extraordinary opportunity
and again the Independent says,
ACOME TO TO MINOT ON ONE
OK ALL OF THOSE THREE
DAYS AND PROFIT THERE
BY"
There may have been time
when the farmers trade was not
as fully appreciated in Minot as
it is today. Il SO, that time is
passed, and the merchant is just
as eager to secure q large portion
OF the farmers trade as that of
any other class Of people. To
show you that this is true, come
to Minot one Of the three days,
or better all Of the days, OF the
convention, and take advantage
OF the opportunities which the
merchants are Offering you. The
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Hardly week goes by now with.
out the news Ot another conviction
arising from the land frauds that
hsve been unearlbed 10y Secretary
Hitchcock. THIS week il In u Incm-
Der OF the Oregon legislature, who
was given ~ year in jail aud fined
So 900. aud ~ Portland lnw,cr got six
months in jail ami WAS fined $500
Last week il was rsnchmpn in North
Dakota, who had illegally fenced in
Government lands, and were forced
to plead guilty. Slnwly hnt -urel,
the determined head OF the Interior
ID rnrtment il gathering them in.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
The Census Bureau has innugura,ec

The Census Bureau has innugurarcd
a campaign which is rather a depart
ure from the ordinary process OF tind.
ing out your "amc, your age aud
your previous condition of Sc lude.
Acting under The auIhuIi ct - re.
cent sct of Congress, the bureau l.
going 10 collect siaIi-uc- 0u marital
troubles. s., instead ut a-king YOU
what kind "fa ioh you have the cen
7n- man will ask you II YOU have rvrr
been divorced, what caused the
trouble, and how much aIimony did
Won yet.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Collectors Notice.

l hereby respectfully notify all
property holders Of Ste. Gene
We've County who are III arrcais
with taxes tina, ~, aim is To col
leci these unpaid taxes, and they
viii relieve me 0f III unpleasant
duty aud Themselves OF costs Ot
executions and sales by paying
their respective amounts at same
ut once. JAMES +. BERRY,
tin Cnllrctor ui the Revenue.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Carl Cook, at o ser Bay, having
imbibed more than wa good tor him
the other day, was suddenly seized
with nn ardent desire to see the
PRECEDENT 50, singing at the top at
hIs voice, he wandered in 10 mike a
morning call on The Chiet Executive
hr cruel secret srrvice men, how.
ever, who have no mu. ical taste NJ
u promptly nabbed him, aud he is
nov ringlng -ulO- ,m llle cnnnlY inil.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
A Modern Miracle

'TiuN mlraculuu- -ecInci the re.
covery "f Mrs. N"llie liou of thus
pacr,' writes j, o Il ilouprr wood.
lord, leun., she was 80 wasted 10y
coughing up pu-N from her lung .
Doctors declared her end 50 near iha,
her family had watched by her bed.
side forty eight hpur- when, AT my
urgent request DE-. Kuug'- New DIS.
c"Vrry was given her, with the aston
lshing result TINT Improvement began,
aud continued unlil she finally com.
pleIely recovered, aud is healthy
woman 'OisN.' Gunrartrch cure for
coughs aud colds SOC aud 81 at X.
w. Launiug'- TriM bottle tree.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
May Live 100 Years.

The chAnrr- tor ia lng tuil century
are excellent iu the case oi Mrs. len
ME Duncan, "t iInl lnrsvillr, Me NOW
20 wars old. She writes "Ei"rtrIc
Bitier- curcd me oi Chrome D,sp"p
.la nj 20 wears staining, Hnd made me
irel ~ well ani -'rons ~ young
giri." Electric BittcrS cure Stnnisrh
and i.iNe er disease, Blood disorders ,
6rnerSl DehihtV Sud uodlly weak
MS sofa on gurInulrr ~ Ian.
bihg'- drug store. PrIce only % cts.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
6. b. Burhans Trsiifies After
Four Years,

q. II Burhhh., "t Carlisle Center, /,
\. Y wiitr-: "Ahwul tour wears
ngo wroin ,nu -iating that ! had
be"n enli'eh cured nt n -ev"rr kidur,
trouble by takiug lc-s than iwu bot
ties ~ FucS'- Kidur, Cure. II cu.
hrel, stopped the hrick du-i sediment
AMI pnin ani symptoms of kidnet dl-
srn-r 'li-apresied an glad to "a,
that have never had ~ rrturu ut ANY
of those symptom during the t"ui
wears 'la, have elapsed, aud | nm rvl.
denly cured - sta, cured ,nnd heaiti
ly rrc"minrnh Foley Kidn.y Cure 10
anv one suffering trunu kldu", or
bladder truui'"' Ku'i..''vr S Co
Fair play., 1906-08-18

The killing OF the five japanese seal
puach,r, Is AInskau wnlerp by L. 5
Government riliccr- white not likely
to lead 10 serious international com
pllcali0n-, IL causing the heads Of the
Departments Of Justice, Treasury and
Commerce and Labor considerable
trouble The case is entirely without
precedent between this country and
any other, and the nfiiGIal, are ~ ),
qunudary as ~ whether to pry in
drmnllles to the families of the ii her
men Killed, or whether 10 treat IT,,
case as one of robbery pure aud sim
pie, where the rubhrG has to take IA,
consequences. a detailed sinlcmrn
ot the affair viii determine he cuur-,
T. be pursued
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Modest Claims Often Carry the
Most Conviction.

When Maxim, ihr iamou- gun in.
N""ioi placed hi. gun hrlorr u rum.
mit"r oi judges, he sraird it, cnrr, =.
Ing power 10 he much brluw what Ice
l"lI "hr" the gun would ncC"mvli-h.
The result "t rhr lrinl Wa therefore
great surprise, instead oi di-sp.
,"i"'urnI Il is the -nin" win The
manufacturers at tlaInhrrlsiu'- Collie,
th"irrn nud Dirrrhurn tcmrdl Thry
Il" not puhllch boast al ali his rem.
edy VIII accomplish, hui prefer iu let
ia" users nlGr the -taienrul-. What
my hp clHum, j. Ihsi u viii positive
W cure dlrrI Ihura, ,rnirrN, pain in
~" s'"nirrh aud bnwcl- aud ha- urv.
or h""" known ~ iaii. Far -nip hy
III nch " Douglas aud Il. w Lnnuinr,
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Z t. WileV, Chict Chemist ut the
I'rpartmtnl OF Agriculture, recently
pen. While the young mnu WAS wait.
ing on him, the famous scientist was
writing the words "trmpu- fugiI ="
IN uu euicnv"r 10 oselrci pen to his
liking ''ll you should buy one and
i dies not suit, Mr, tugii, -nid the
"hligiug clc,k, YOU can bring il back
aud get Nuuihrr"
Fair play., 1906-08-18

The Department ut Agriculture has
engaged Prot. Chas. +. Lucke of Col
umbiH University, New York, TO test
the dIilcnt mnkc- OF vaporizcr- aud
carb"rettors designed to use alcohol
tor monNe power. Inventors may
have their devices tested ty scndiug
them Ia Prof Lucke. The re-ults of
these experiments will be published d
by the Agricultural Department,
win view OF creating demand
tor denntured alcohol as fuel aud
Tor motive power.