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New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
LEATHER--High Prices Fail
To Check Buying OF Shoes

Despite the marked increase in the
price Of winter shoes. manufacturer
report that wholesalers are placing
larger orders for next seasons foot
wear than they did for all 1919 styles.
Shipments Of winter goods have been
received here by jobbers and whole
salers, although many Of these con-
Germs delayed placing large orders until
the last few weeks.
Manufacturers are now busy turning
out shoes for winter use, and during
the remainder Of the month deliveries
will be made to wholesalers and the
larger retail concerns. Starting No
vember / wholesalers will make de-
liveries Of this footwear to the smaller
retailers.
Wholesalers assert that in manufac-
turing pair of shoes retailing at from
SO to $12 the production cost, not In
cluding overhead expenses, has ad-
vanced rs cents a pair.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Toronto
Financial Items

Percy A. Rockefeller. r. d. Hubert and
Stanley Field have been elected directors
Of tho National Surety Company
iImlen s. Hare has accepted tho posi-
tlon OF president OF the Mercer Motors
Company. which has acquired all the
stock Of the old Mercer Automobile Com
pany.
j. r. Payne. tr., and IT. D. Brown have
been elected directors of the Empire Trust
Company.
Tho Mercantile Bank of the Americas
has opened branch office in Madrid,
Spain.
The Controller Of tho Currency has au-
thorized the increase in the capital stock
of tho Liberty National Bank from So 900
600 to 5oo0,o0o. which brings the capital
and surplus OF tho institution to $40, 900
900.
Redmond q Co. and tho National City
Company have been awarded the 81 500 900
Territory of Hawaii public Improvement
Az per cent twenty thirty years bonds on
their Joint pa OF lo2.sl4.
nected with the Gillette Safety Razor
Company. has been eppointed head of tho
accessories department OF the American
Safety Razor Corporation. George l..
storm announced yesterday that the cor
poration VIII immediately develop the
business of manufacturing shaving soap
brushes and other accessories With Mr
Ashbrooll in charge.
Tho Guaranty Trust Company OF New
YORK has been appointed transfer Rgen:
OF the capital stock of tho Petroleum Cor
poration of Amorcn
Irving Trust Company has Seen ap.
pointed transfer agent and tho Irving
National Bank registrar for tho stock OF
tho Great State Petroleum Company OF
Texns
Tho banking syndicate composed o,
Hcrnblower g. Weeks Bankers Trust Com.
pany. Halsey, Stuart & Co and Hayden
/ Miller & Co. announce that the entire
amount or $4,000 600 Americnn Chicle
per cent sorial notes has been sold
Columbia Trust Company has been an.
/ pointed registrar for the capital stock OF
/ tho Belchcr Divide Mining Company. Rel
! cher Extension Divide Mining Company
! Victory Divide Mining Company and tn,
/ Divide Extension Mining Company.
IA njSerc' Trust Company has been ap
! pointed transfer agent for tho preferret
and oomimar stoah OF ths prisoos Noto,
! CoEQAFAunA
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
COTTON COODS-Strong
Demand in Evidence

Strong demand for all kinds Of fin-
ished and rough fabrics was apparent
in the cotton goods market yesterday.
Retailers made inquiries and placed
substantial orders with the jobbers and
commission merchants, and the latter
in turn sought out mill agents who
were in a position to accept business
for future delivery. The demand for
printed percales for shirt manufacture
ing was particularly strong. Jobbers
in many cases are paying more for
fabrics for future delivery than they
are receiving for the same class of
goods now, indicating that they have
confidence in the market.
Gray or unfinished goods, which con-
verters and printers use as their raw
material, were active. All goods, from
those of coarse weave to those of the
finest combed yarn construction, were
purchased freely both for immediate
use and for future requirements as far
ahead as next April. The standard
gray fabric known as 64-6os continued
to sell we'll at 10 cents q yard a price
established late last week. Brokers re-
ported some sellers of gray goods as
holding out for still higher prices.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
.BE Notwithstanding
Ssoamped Wifh Holiday Order,

Silver and silverplate manufacturers
have been so pressed with business
during the last few months that sew
eral of the larger concerns have been
forced to refuse orders or to accep.
them only with the understanding thar
deliveries would not be made for at
least two or three months An added
stimulus has been given their business
through the unusual demand coming
from wholesalers and retailers for holt
day goods. One large siversmith said
yesterday that the outlook for Novem-
ber- December business is excellent and
that orders already received for silver
ware for delivery in those months are
greatly in excess of those of other
years.
Manufacturers are receiving large
orders for plated ware. but because Of
the accumulation of orders caused by
uncertain labor conditions have been
unable to keep up with the demand.
Flat ware, knives and forks. ETC., are
in good demand, one company report
ing an order for 5000 of certain pat
tern spoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Pullman Company Increased
Its Earnings Last Year

CHICAGO, Oct 21--According to
the Pullman Company's annual state
ment issued to-day for the year ended
July 81, 1919, the company's excess Of
revenue over expenses, applicable to
surplus account, was $3.50 ,265. The
company's net surplus is given as 800
364,382. During the year the comuauv
earned under contract with the Direc.
tor General of Railroads S11, 10000. as
against $9,521,S57 in the preceding
year. Dividends declared totalled So
99,792, compared with $9,544,Ol6 the
wear brfore
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
"Movies'' OF the Blouse

Motion pictures showing the making
of blouse from the raw material to
the Finished product will flicker on the
screens OF theaters IN all parts of the
country during National Blouse Week,
November 10 to Is, according to an an
nouncement made yesterday by the
United Waist League of America, a
manufacturers organization that is
sponsoring the selling campaign. The
motion picture campaign will back up
the advertising ard window displays
promised by more than eighteen thou
sand retailers
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Investors Almanac

OVERSOLD-Ths market is "over-
sold" when moro securities have been
contracted for delivery than the selers
are able to purchase at advantageous
prices, resulting in q rising market; too
many people haze gone short-Money
and Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,

ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,
wEDNEsDAy. oCToBEK ed, 1919,
at i2 so o'clock. at the
nos u AND 16 NEsEY STREET.
For Account OF Whom II May Concern:
400 shs. knickerbocker Wyoming Oil
400 shs. Knickerbocker Wyoming OH
Co. cornmon.
10000 shs. Petroleum Contracting Co.
14o .hs Federal Parquetry M.nfx. Co.
V. T. G.
14o .hs Federal Paraue,ry Mants. Co
$500 sha Furnace Valley Copper Co.
All right. title and interest of Merchants
National Bank OF the City Of New
York in and to certain steel rails
and angle bars stored at Calumet
Junction, Michigan. as per list IN
possession OF the auctioneers,
10 shs. First National Bank OF N. Y.
400 shs Maxim Munitions Corpn
500 shs. Maxim Munitions Corpn
Independent Warehouses; Inc. Receipt No.
+s. representing cases of piece
goods. stored in Warehouse No. 4
at Hoboken, New Jersey said to
contain CT pieces Paragon Challie
and SO pieces Paragon Challe
Independent Warehouses; Inc. Receipt No.
s Goods sasss in war.hoass ssss Na Recs
=, Hoboken. New Jersey. said to
contain l,251 yards Yorkshire
Flannel, 2s inches,
independent Warehouses Inc, Receipt no.
t5s. representing / case piece goods,
stored in Warehouse No 4, Hobo
zen. New Jersey, said 20 contain
i,22l yards Yorkshire Flannel IS
inches.
Independent Warehouses, Inc. Receipt No.
So, representing cases OF suit =
ings, stored in Warehouse No. 4,
fIobOisen. New Jersey. eald 70 con
tain 1859 yards Superior Suitings
2s inches
r c. I.indo Company WAREHOUSES Receipt
No. s5.sSs, representing 10 bales
OF cotton goods stored In Store No.
Hudson River Railroad Stores
SAID 10 contain 2i.22is< yards Su-
perior suit'ng. 90 inches
y Linde Company Warehouse Receipt
No ee.o46 representing 3o3 cases
~ paper stored in Store No &
Hudson River Railroad stores aa Ia
10 contain 3o3 bales OF wrapninv
paper. 3o%.xs2& 20 NJ G. Sulnhite =
ana 30 +xf@%, basis 24x3s; 20 ST q,
Suiphite. 49, ~
Inteftransit Warehouse Company P.ce,n,
No l.ses. representing Ii casen q,
plate glass said TO contain beyel
oval and square mirrors stored n
- Henry Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Questions and Answers

Note--In this department Tho
Tribune will throw the light OF such
Information as Is at it's command on
the investment problems OF its readers.
1t cannot undertake to give advice on
speculation. Questions OF general in
teres. will be answered IN this column,
Only initials will be used. Others will
be answered by mail.
Address all queries fnclosinx a
stamped addressed envelope TO
FINANCIAL EDITOR. The Tribun..
1874 Nassau Street. New York city,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, Oct. 2l.-prices we're firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes so francs e5 centimes for cash.
Exchange on London 36 francs 25 CEN
timos. Five per cent loan 90 francs
70 centimes. The dollar was quoted at
francs cox centimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22


kLANG & FLAUM--A voluntary petition
by klang & Flaum. a Broome street,
places liabilities at $s.696 and assets at
$4s17 Principal creditors are L. Komel
& Son, sl.loO. Commonwealth Bank of
New York. $4,000; l.. LofkowitZ a. Bros
s70S. Attorneys for petitioners, Greza
E!chhorn. so broadway.
POPULAR PRODUCTIONS INC.-An IN
voluntary petition WAS filed against the
Popular Prod cuctions. Inc. 22o West Forty
second Street. Liabilities and assets not
stated. The principal creditor Ia Alan
Lonery Dingie. 81, 400, Attorney for petit
TONER Marcus Hclfand. 92o Broadway
LOUIS SOLOMoN--A voluntary petition
by Louis solomon. 50 Delaney Street.
places liabilities at s2l,sss and assets at
$50. Principal creditors are: Samuel
Teldman. s.. 500; Schwartz & Sons So 600
samuel Greenfield, sl.4oo. Promiasory notes
iudorsed by petitioner Attorney for petit
tioner Samuel Newman, 81 Park Row
BROWE s CHILDS--An Involuntary
petition fled against Brewer 8 Chiida. 50
Broad Street, places liabilities at $4,000
and asasts at $4,000. Principal creditors
Arsi Nsttie ugsrton, esss: William c.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Spain to Tax Foreign
Investments Heavily

MADRID, Oct. 2o.,-Foreign capital
heavier taxation under the new budret
according to a forecast by "El Dia." A
new tnx is proposed on unproductive
capital and increased taxes will he
imposed en- matches and cignrettos
The state duty will also be increased
to as high as 10 per osnt on larger
AstAt4A
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

Question-Kindly give any informa-
ton you have on National Leather,
American Safety Razor and new Stand
ard Oil.-f. c. A.
Answer-National Leather Company
is outcome of leather companies owned
by Swift & Co. and which have been
segregated from parent company. As
earnings OF these companies were not
stated separately in report of Swift &
Co., it is not possible to tell what
earnings are. Nevertheless, leather
business Is prosperous at present, and
this stock appears to be good specula-
tion. Same may be said of American
Safety Razor Company, which Is a re-
cent consolidation of various compa-
nies. No earnings have been published.
Standard Oil of New Jersey preferred
stock is good investment. as company
has long dividend record '
Question - What about the East
Coast Fisheries Company and East
Coast Fisheries Products Company
from a sound, permanent investment
viewpoint? Or are they purely specu-
lative?-C. H.
Answer-These companies are re-
ported to be doing a good business, but
speculative.
Question-Kindly give opinion as to
advisability of keeping or selling Fed
eral Mining and Smelling preferred. I
paid $93 a share for this several years
past, but it is now selling for S33 and
Is only paying on q basis of 2 per cent.
S NJ.
Answer -- Most mining companies
suffered considerably of late and Fed
eral Mining and Smelling Is no excep-
ton. Situation appears to he we'll dis
counted, however, and outlook is
brighter.
Questlon-Please inform undersigned
If he is entitled to dividend on some
stock bought September 19 last. gave
check for it on September 20. Stock
sold ex-dividend on September 20. I
have been told by the secretary of
Stock Exchange that some one else gets
the dividend G.. G.
Answer--If you purchased the stock
the day before it sold ex-dividend YOU
are entitled to the dividend, provided
this issue was bought on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Questfon--Do you consider the per
cent first mortgage gold bonds under
written by S. w. Straus and Company
perfectly good investment I'll. +. NJ
Answer-This company has never
had default on its mortgages and its
record should speak for itself,
Question-There is a strong report
of the American Ice Company and
Burns Bros Coal combining and
that deal has been closed. Also that
Columbia Gas and Electric is to be put
over on per cent basis.-A. c. r.
Answer-We have heard gossip re-
garding American Ice and Burns Bros,
but have no definite information. Co.
lumbia Gas and Electric Company's
earnings are large and reports of an
increase inssdividcnds are current, but
! we cannot verify them officially
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
b usiness News

activity
the huv win
mere tendency toward
exceptionally
for thirty, respectively ~ - per
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
SILKS-Retailers Trying TO
Replenish Depleted Stocks

Retailers from all sections of the
country were in the silk goods market
yesterday searching for goods to re-
plenish their depleted stocks and also
for silks to be used next spring. They
say the retail business in silks is
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

THE hoard OF directors Of the Common
ywea.th nanis yesterday appointed George
T.. IT, a. oit TO M the posit lon made vacant
by tho death of Albert G. Fuchs. Mr.. OFT
has boon with the bank for the last
,wenty eight yeers. Julius r. van Stern
RsiaaAed An 0lt ~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

In New York County
Alderman. May G-J. J.. Hersch-
Busck. l',''' IVAN Chr g. Hupfei
Barrett. Garmen|W. P. Tarrant bps
Boell Coffee Company, Inc
BATTERY PArh National Bank 80.
Bloom. Joseph and Morris Fish
bein-People eto ........ SOC
Boehnel. William e.. Jr--J.
Baum. DGna"us Julius. and Abraham '-'
Becker-Peopie. etc. ........- 500
Bronx Terminal Storage Ware
house Corporation-M. T. lie
comyiiie, ills JohnEa d Never i.osa
ct al. ..''..'..'...' '.. ioo
Caldwell. E. F.-r. +. Maguire
conneiiy. Il; william-Donner ii;-..;i. 8 '''
Deven. cha les 1T. F clarke Oa4
DeGroat. George Fl. and Hannah
N.-Knapp Van Nostrand.
EhTenreich. Edwin IL Steiner
pGehs. s. Joseph M.wiIlialn r.
Warner & Co. Inc .......... t+S
Foley. sdward. Frank Maur. ana
Maria Ndure-Peoplc. etc. . 300
Fness. Anton-F. paws ... 4so
Triedland. David Oleet - al iei
Grasso, Lmgi-R. V. Fossat' ga
Glaeser, Jacob. and I.eo Vein
stem lGlasser - Weinstein)--
floria Dress Company. Ino. A.
Balm, PauIa-C. 4. ODerwager 81
Harris, Harry, and Norris Fish
Haas, Ricnard.s' Dg1i, s'' H Fischai.. s.. s
Horn. Sans Feiner ......,. Sos
Kapian. David and Leon-w. l.
Davis Corporation .......... l4i
Kahn. Martin. and Morris Fish-
hal
Lang. Frances IA. Enheln 1.iSe
Leo. George F.-Friedman Com
Lehman. Raymond-P Hend.i, isi
1a, cssaslty yVSa Co Of sH2 Y Ymss,S. lass12 500
Wisne wskyi. Nicholas. and jacob
Kurych--People, etc ..... 500
Werner, Charles - Ohio Electric .
wetnore. Cha- ca G. Hal. l4s
Ward, Francis R.-W. Schwaner. 4e5
Zannldie. salvador. and Fidelity
& Deposit CO. OF Md.-Peo5le
Murphy Esther G. Stewart lob
Mauro. Anthony. Frank and Maria
Metal Shelter Co-Osborne Co... S76
Monarch Vacuum speciaitles Crp.
inc.-S & k. Machine Tool &
Brass Works. Inc .-.... 1876
Murphy. BESSIE Q.-J. A Corco-
] Middleton. wm. ~ i'm. naip.n sss
Mayor, Florence /. and Joseph
j. katzeusteu -.............-- lss
Nelson, John-Joseph Levy Co.
inc. ....---....-..- he'
Rankin, Nona-Gco. a. Fink CO.
Inc -.-----.- IVY
Riedell. Julius R.-Ha~crth Coun-
Try CLUB ................ II,
Eubenste;n. Charles -- Y. Greh-
man. costs ......-...-..-.. fos
ter q co. .-..'........'.-.'.... '''''' l.1ss
straylnan, David 1 Bron.ou. l7s
4 Schwartz. David C.-Nlsuer Mig
- - ma
4 Tucker Joseph. and Fidelity
Casualty CO. OF y. People.
etc 1000
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
In Bronx County
Brinkworth, Eizabeth - Titi- q

d N x " VTtIlf IlIIlel U1t- = TT q
y Trust Co ....-......
Rolognese. Annie - Nista Con =
20 ..-..-...--..- ..... ....-...-
Senlc-Folognc fnve---rr Co..
CoHCci K&haele-N ltoaa Bldg *
Hon;r. Co, Inc ......
lteizei, james. {. Hccht -...-.-
levin. Herman. and pominiek
Ha astone-Sfewar. pistii.lng CO.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
UNITED FRoIIT- SHARING Corr

semi annual dividend Of III and an
extra dividend o. l5eo have ,hir dsv hean
nselsFrd upon the capital stock OF this
,onDany, issued and outstanding, payabis
,'SceH Der I. 1919, 10 stockhoidsrs OF record
ths close OF business on November 10
'sis. Ths stock books viii not be closed
d, J. COTTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

UNITED PICTURE THEATRES OF
AMERICA TNC.--An order by Judge John
c Knox vacstes and sets aside tho pre-
vious order made October appointing
Harry Zalkin receiver of the COMPANY.
Zalkin Is ordered to restore the property
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE Ma.
TfONAI RANK
TIO-N stIs HfNh
New YORK. October Il. lala

New York. October 2i. 1913
AZ meeting OF tho Board OF Directors
- thss Bank. held to-dag, a ssrn!-annusi
1iNdend OF Seven per cent f7ge) on the
ap.ssl stock was declared payable No
Nrfnoer lst. 1913. TO stockholders Of record
~ ths close or business October 24th 1919
AKTifL-k =. LEE Cashicr
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

~ -'tN VI tVNtif|
Epstein. Frank and Fannie-Poo-
pie. etc. Aug. 2e, 1919 eva
cated) Observation-Disclosures.
Maikin. David L. and National
Surety Co People. etc. Stpt.
IS, 1915 CNacAtcll .....-.-.--..-..
Pasmonedi. Joseph. and New An
sterdam Casualty CO. People.
etc: Aug. II. 1919 Vacatedn
Yosi. William-J. Nj Feison May
20, 1919 ........ --.-..
Besnstein. Harry--M. Bernstein.
Dec. 5. 1915 --..-.............
Goldman, Barney - Broshart &
Braun. Inc. : Apr i. 1915 --..-
Goldman. Barney - East River
MN and Lumber Co. May 10.
lFl1 ....-.....
Goldman, Baraey--J. Lautenberg
Mar. %. lal2............ ..............-....
Ham berger. Iosephine-L. w.
HaInlel: Feb IS. lelS........,
kaplan. Louis. as exr.-M NJ. Good
man. Jan. II. 1912 IreVersedi
De Niilcrs, Yves-R. ortcle. July
10. lNll .....-........... .....-.-....
In Bronx County
Mcneil. Mary Fay-S. Goodman.
Nov. 81. 1919. Observation-Disclosures.
Sweeney. Charles McC.--Common
wealth Hotel Const. Co; June.
~, 1919. ............s~s
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
judgments Filed
I'm Now YorlI Cnnnt,

The following judgments we're filed
yesterday. the first name being that
of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy filed In the
United States District Court yester-
day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Boston Curb.
Chicago

SaleA. Open. High Low. Last
SO Am Radistor .2eb 2e6 295 2ss
10 Am shipbidg. 1875 1873 l2e 1928
S36 a Decker T. Co. ~ 4sA Al ~
80 do pt ssA ssH ,osA ssA ssA
e2B Briscoo ...... 81 81 65 SIS
2b Butler Bros .2b4 25< 264 254
40 Chi Pneu Tool 1o3 l0s lO3 l03
30 Chi Ry. Ser 3. 6h 8h 6ia 6H
205 Cudahy ......112 l13 l10M 1l2
1i2 Com Edison ..109 100 l07 l07
5000 Cont Motors =. i2H 12H i2N l2a
10 Din Match ll3 l19 liJ ll9
800 Edmund Jones 30 40 SO 40
II CT LAX u 6. ID 35 g5 95 90
100 Hupp ........ 1873. 13ts laA 1874
e5 IIol ST. SUE. - is ls ls
115 Hartman ... sb Sb SIS s5
40 Illinois Brick 10 so 10 so
1890 j Casa Plow 2oN alA 2oH 2l%
i g. Il. e. e: 20 s1* s,e
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Receiycrshin Xacnted

Egerton. $3.50 Attorney FOR petitioner
Samuel Il. Schneider. Ss West FoIty-scc-
ond Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the deb
the second that OF the creditor
date when judgment was fled:
n Ne.v Xnrl TnurfN
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

Question-Do you consider the 6 per
cent first mortgage gold bonds under
written by S. w. Straus and Company
a perfectly good investment III. F. NJ.
Answer-This company has never
had a default on its mortgages and it's
record should speak for itself.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Miscellaneous Mark et ts
Standard Oil Co @. Kansas

Standard OIL Co OF Kentucky.
Standard on Co of Nebraska
Standard OIL Co of New Jersey
Standard Oil Co. OF n J pr.
Standard Oil Co OF New York.
Standard Oh Co OF Ohio.....
Swan q Finch.
Union Tank Car Co...
Vacuum OH Co..
Washington Oh Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

Question-Kindly give any informa-
ton you have on National Leather,
American Safety Razor and new Stand
LII Oh
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantic Lobos on Co pf. -.

do common .............' -
Cosden &; Co. o..-............... II /
Elk Basin Petroleum Co. ga
Houston Oh Co common.... 1853 1s'
Imperial Oil Co, Ltd .-...... 140 l6t
Magnolia Petroleum Co...... 465 Al
Merritt OH Corp ............. 25a4 o
Midwest Refining Co. 40 II
National Fuel Gas Co .. $50 1st
Northwest OIL Co............. 81 8
Producers &; Ref Corp COM.
SaDulDa Refining Cc..... IS.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

Answer-These companies are re-
ported to be doing a good business, but
we think they should be considered
speculative.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26

Ben Davis again won the
Wheatland match this year.
Rather in different style, how
ever, than In previous years. His
fingers which in former years
had gripped a pair of leather
lines, were frightened about an
iron wheel as he turned under
the soil in the same champion
ship style. In all of the previous
events in which this champion
plowman had finished with the
highest average he had used
horses, but up where the horses
used to be he had a Moline Uni
versal tractor this year. 49,,
The points on which the judge
scored the blowing were divided
as follows: Opening furrow, 30;
conformation, 25; straightless
of burrows, 20; evenness of fur
rows, Is and neatness, 10. The
scores made by the. tractor
blowing outfits are given in the
accompanying table.