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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
Compensatory Duties Denied

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July q =
Compensatory duties on textiles.
manufactured from long staple cot
ton. were denied by the House today
in line with its action of yesterday
refusing compensatory duties on
leather products The vote of 122 to
30 represented coalition of Repub-
licans with Democrats to defeat the
proposition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
FATHER TOOHEY !
TO Be RELIEVED
Of DUTIES HERE

Rector OF St, Mary's Catholic
Church. Beloved BY Parishion-
erS, Gets Orders Transferring
Him To Redemptorist College.
Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
iIIH1 AMERICA TO
PASS N REVIEW
On TRIP TO CITY

..-. Craft To Be Perpetuated
Memorial At Naval Acad-
...,.Suggestion That Cities
r,,e Suitably Inscribed Plates
On Vessel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
BUDN|Tz PRO" DIRECTOR
lpx rhe As.oeiated rre...l

WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 81. -
Appointment OF Edmund Budnitz, OF
Baltimore. af Federal Prohibition Di-
rector for Maryland, succeeding r. S.
Dodson. was announced today by Com
missioner Blair.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21

ocoUtlnued on Par. a.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

I--v-ynvsy 5.1is Trftonris, owned
BY YoSH ggHist Brothers Of fo1nt YER
nm, gHHi0F and grand champion At The
1871 Skagft County Pair. T1is nine
months calf - Dy the grand old boil
Ia Conner Pontiac sezi9. nerd sire Of
he Fer4way Farms. and out Of Bessie
@05es Tr1torfis. whose sire ~ Sir Bes-
sse Rotses Trstonia Ia Conner pom
ise sfe1s was grand champion himself
-wo years sgO. and although ne did not
how II Burlington Ehis year. will head
ne 3ksgt County RoIstefn nerd at
ne state fair IT Yakima Three " Ms
faggbt@rs erd Feraway segfs T-ltorr1ia-
VII make ~ the get Of the sire ~.
iibit for the skagst County nerd
-Ty>> F1chs Jo1srrs fsro>yssr-
ld u the nerd Of Elmer 2 Heg &
Sons of Florence. end winner Of the
grand championship at the Sksgst
county Pair n Hes aag built 10
splendif nerd Of producers. and
sitho8gis tlais y me first ysar Ais stocx
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

has been seen IN the show ring. he
took home six ribbons on the SIX ami.
mails exhibited, together with the cup
offered for the best age graded herd
One u MIA foundation cows. Tree Pa
tFicia Payne. ive~year-old, In on her
eighth month Of the 595-day test, nav
ing made II .351 pounds milk and $50
pounds fat already T'gee Y1cha yo-
hanna IL sired by T'yee Sir Johanna.
arst in the aged boil class at skagst.
and is out ~ Rjverton Hiske Yucha
5--jp5s Regina. aged cow Of the n
) guley nerd At the Skagit County
FAR. awarded titss .eslior ami Grand
championship ribbons. although Il -
aeT frat yesF in the show ring. 8r
R1ley is developing -sai nerd Of Jer.
se5Fs 1t MS place sO1ta u Mount Yer
non. where ne Is now quitting reeorfa
on MS cows Juda Regina IS from
Aests Ann and 81. Lambert blood and
granddaughter 81 Golden CLOVIS
Chief Her sire IS King Aelia Ann Of
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

the s09-pound COW Sunltghr'5 Glow Of
the l-add iron Nine Farm Of Oregon.
and through his sire, Golden Glow !
Chief Is a haignrot1er 70 Viva La
France the Jersey wonder cav"
With two consecutive rennr1a gr 800
pounds Of fat 9uniIgnrs Chief will
head the Meenferink aerri through
the entire Northwest circuit this year
S-asrzarse II Neadownr,o6. fun-
ior and gard champion Ayrshire COW
Al the skagit TAR She % a member
Of Tie show aerd of z ". Van Tas
se8i Of y euaIclee- WHICH q making
the show eircuit THIS Fear. anu nar
DC expected u bring home many nors
ribbons for Ter owner M- Van -a.s
sell believes N ne values N ia -EssS.
and mas this splendid c7Eu-vear-,Jia IN
test al lie present Gme. Ter arsssi.
ing Is II The lest aer zirs being VII
lauloor Sentinel Fri anu aer ian,
Maggie IF MeadavBraos.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Albany and her dam Rosaline Juda
Billing White Ruth OF the Milk.
ing Sborthorn nerd Of Eratnober
Brothers, known az the Northwood
Farms herd, near Redmond winner
Of The grand championship award at
the Skagit County Fair two weeks
sgo She holds record Of 3 500
pounds Of 35 per cent milk at three
gesrs ~ sge Her first daughter, Bill
ling Rose. sod lsst month from the
Ctis herd IN WilIoughby, B.. for
2.5oo She - % billing John C'Gsunt
and ont Of Ruth 45th, and was i'm
3or-ee f.Tsct sf57 t.is-- Arthur Brit
ION nerd n Northampton, England. r.
r KENNEDY is nerd manager or the
North~ood Farms coming with the
nerd from me East last year.
5-Suriishes Chief, herd sire Of the
Peter aeenderink Jersey herd at L.yn-
den and winner Of the senior and
grand championship AZ me 1891
Skagir siov. FIFE IL = fuH brother 0f
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

gear. Such records viii enable you 70
select the profitable cows % save the
best Aeifer calves, 70 Judge the dairy
qualities 81 your bull and 20 feed es.o-
aomscsly
The 8rsf thing 10 10 in learning n
Judge dairy cattle ia 20 study tae. score
cards for each breed. These senra
csrds we're made out By men who have
rad great deal of experience in hand
Ing dairy coTs and have mad. very
careful study ~ the sppear rance az
high producing cattle For each brest
there ~ q score card describing a per
sect COW and another score card de-
scrjOlng a perfect baII Each part q
the animal IL described in 40 TAR ss Il
denotes dairy quality and the com para
tive i'm poTtsaes 81 that part ia indE
csted By the number Of points which
srs given. YoB should study carefully
the description ~ each part 81 the
perfect animal ard give due attention
~ the com parstlve i'm portanee OF the
various parts a. indicated by the
points, For Instance. In the score
card for the HoIstein COW perfect
horns count one point while perfect
mix veins and wells count ten points
50 in judging 2 Holstein COW com para,
lively little attention should be paid /
IN the horns
The next thing to 10 IN learning To 4
judge Ia tn observe good cattle and. i
with the help n some one VINO under +
stands Judging. 10 learn Just how the
perfect part IF the animal looks and
10 learn 10 make com paratiye score
of an imperfect part. giving due at /
ientIon ali Of the time to the import
aBcs 81 that part. In this way you
will learn to Judge between two or
more animals. a great deal Of prac-
tee is necessary to become proficient.
Contest Procedure. 4
When entering a judgment contest
,ou will have 70 explain to the Judges
II the contest why one certain COW |
houId be placed first, another second.
md 30 On, You will be given q few Z
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
EAirYNspS LEAGUE
CHARGES ENTERTAINMENT

faafz1aT en- s4zz1enl eng and rafss D.
STogsiaf.oa - fonda 10 roe exf4ne ~
gzIsz1I ~ re part u &. Eo8giss ~
Ier zad fsH1re On me part n ne
Aaeriean 5gfetY fDfaDsny u Sen
YoTz II maze g61t ne lo,ss nndef nc
Dond ssDA6 Naen VI TUer ua- made
eeefefafY treasurer ~ me (yrernn
Dairfndenfs iesT1e. so5g 0as aied IN
federal eourt ~ Portland Aogost 10 N,
re1ozef daG1aHes snd acsoYn4y fe42
TIE sp8f Has bTDoznf IN me f4dessI
c6urs. Mr. T2I1g 1elnz BTleiss sno-
Iees
The complaint secit4d mat inc bond
wae made IN sBn ~ gI8,6o0 when ~.
Ter nas en- pGoyed fdr me (yyex6n
Da3rym4b,s IAago4 sad later. vnHn me
fefncof poratfon pas made naHAr me
name orezbn Dairym1ns Ct,operstlye
Iesg9es The an1Bhf pss Increased ~
81 501 ThA sarHfy eomeany, n for
Their feches. dlsagoUs ~ feesbnsfbfI.
~ fbf me alleged I11ses nth The ~.
eeDfibn II Ss5e
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

III -1--s TC-ES 4 CO
A1ilfsln s-1csss n Seattle Prom. -.
-siia- an sE7s-lesssc9. 0a4ziAElai Ess sa.cssses
is4dtsl-- >-1 Liesa .1sl Sss Tar< - ~
A4a NJ sunni lnTsssnrae e.5.sfs
lie srieetzdn II Eaar aSri h1agss = ~
-An1C--1i a lie =essxEzaa Il pafgr h,s.n}
50 gs1r -tnAsF aaSar Ia aal srus sor
lur offerings Eur ~-ar-lv g : - -
--4sand Ave - -
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
COAST PLANS
APPLE SHOW
Four States 70 join IN Great Ex-
hibst at Seattle IN No
vernbey.
Plan TO BENEFIT MARKETS
Ffssotixs see~stsry SKIS ooe,s Or
-. = 5ef Street Ter-frsa--
se5ag 5-ussg e~SS, Tso.

Tafoogh tbe s4fszltIsg ~ s5skaus
70 e91tfnas rhe Tai50zsI AU.rsa SNo=z
sgffsg he oast few yezrz az6 Or ths
eaf=x2szslnr sy4rfs . sesttl4 zua -fs4
gs@sf sfssrsesa Western V-ssEia z1a1
= - asre iris ssg = Pssf6e E0-thsvsz-
z.r7ft Ex91 fsoo = greet srHfsgtfor q
aseassa stoerezs 20 - gsth@rss frozE
orsssa efsskl1rso. Idsho zrs Eoz-
zaHs
gzoa ssefs frsit growers #itt
aes - Enfffg sstas w5H 1nse heir frysif
sh.sw = settle esxs ,So,vs7nF-s- Il H.
Pei sfrese 1oS<. nth 5oan 4 gesIztis-
- Esazteaes - 5rsssSsas sHa o >
saots - Fzkszaz ezsezsive sssersesrg
GesIetET former aubaTnstorfsl IN
eiezta = Z r4szeeat = ere ~ he lese
.eg zr4is zrow5ag 1fssrgeta md .rtf
re4#f zesHasfetss vfih tie ssste "a r
NOE z15se s@eretsgy u the YAK
M 1snfss1e II e5a5 srH see@Dssa ~
51tasaae-t pr0T1ees hts orgsnfgstlo-
s55s5res An Offer By the ssz,tIe
P1z1 s5a mission n the JAG Of the B@H
ss=f 5oTk ass B@=n sceepsezH after
saiegsfea ri v1sit@s he structure
5ear1 = serenteeu trustees hes
ena7a aeiEdlHg The president
ssassesy B4ssdea the lstfey Off
e7wsogs. Vancouver. sna
5s - salAza Ore we're chosen
re Jy5re interests other
zrzsfass solle~ r. " Psulhsmus
aexrs zaf eenneyy intereatg. P4yallas
zHf fzsfte river railey, y g 8uHsw
l.eesteaa Grays Hsra0y district ?
, f-gi7f Zregett George ". D{l
.5as 2 = sesd end 2 z Parsons 81
atsIe = = 6yiib4rf Yakima: z 0
- Zslisv TzvHssl Morris Grand
, 2ozazus ss,okzne, Pal
#s1gea TzIis Tsilz Ir Stone
sseeS sleer : K zreyett, Oksnogzn.
genre X Lee o,ask
zxeeatfve s4er4tsry lsl1ss I'll D.
ses1 ~ she preliminary 1stsls u The
sxgzsitfea rom ais Office ~ the g@H
ssFeat 6egzsInsl ~ SEATTLE end will ~
oerFsae ne setasl c91aget u tfae sig
fssit shen .tae'f
TIE fesire - ri ont premium
5lst q lei - ~ n1st Urgent. "a field
nea are 70 - s@nt 1rt among The
fruit gs5wsys ~ ran a. possible for
me 51rDasa = ezilistgng their exhibits.
s5s he premium lat - ne big taik-
~ zelHt
easa 3rzz@a n mat substantial
snssas zre 5afer diae3ss5oA m Tart
: x 3lsnsef - awe TONNE pre-,
s5a - - stfe.iGah - eesa orizea
.aefe = saggesse6 aaegca sHdise prizes
= Tzlse. larzelg rom Seattle mann
'eeasrers
There = 2 seasing among member
= ne ezeeatIve committees ghat he
sx1Ds.tloa I'll zct0sliy osy ~ ray
aFb1zfeat slta1agh there - he at
sting fi9se9at Ehsf ~ preliminary
.x1eaeaa zre s1arente4s 3y no aind
2 = 20 wtlea ne s4stGle Chamber
= E1a1ra@ T1s aaa appropriated Tor the
,ef1oae y 1uts5ng the szDoAit5an Or
4 sfaaf zftg
fe9ag snd Montana are ezpncfef n
.@Hs @<5e ea1nfsfr4s olsr4f On the
1art = x1%eraors E3 N gals gsn1e
nag Nzealng5oa End Crsg0a hare aad
yiea fs9rsseasas51n Tae cr4nberry =
zseeesfs ELL n seDresen0sd sIoag =
- ire apple 5rfIae. 9erry and zrsoe
1geFe9ss s3rasdY asvsn2 members On -
- z6Fera9nz 5lssd u ne ezDoaiglon
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
1Sl5fa=N COMBINE
N VAGINA VA-Lss

Yakima Valley Is launching 4 -.
operative ta1rvuen assoc szaE,ur anu
iu'i at re -20a COWS sat Is ! min l,r,s,rr,
tor Tie undertaking lave alrsad,r ss.sn
contracted. Control af 4 craa.uer~ AMI
aurIar zaefGr~ i pa-- II the man our.
inet- i eampalv WITH s1lO. 100 ,.s,.
ia Is GoncaEnuia Individual SUD.
scr-pCGns u 1e lnLtsd n s. l.lu
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Beila Pontiac, prf6s cham INN
batfNf toVg ms Increased her mir.
mai figure. her hest ss5 aays befne
1911 - fbs DBtf1r ffn0 z7,fsf M.
hitk. Bella Poufiac mas dt,fag ~ well
whom she fnfshed her first 5s5 days
that her 6unsf deeided 10 continue
her 4 few days longer. resulting In
the fgafes given ab0ge. She vss civ.
ing hnme MIX The last days u her
test nan she Was daring the FIRST
days starting On her yearly work,
proving her 70 be most persistent
pr0dater
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Contest Rules for State Fair
and Pointers on Judging Stock

District, State and Interstate Doys
snd yirls' club contests vii be aeld
~ ne following fairs tais yesr
Southwest Warrington FsIr. che
aaIis 4agIst % 70 d.
Interstate gsir. spoksne. septen.
Oer 70 10
stste Fair. YAKIMA. September 10
10 a.
Western Warrington Falr. Payaslup
October 3 u g.
Al club members entering contests
At sny ~ me fairs thf4 gear must foI-
or me following general rules. stipn-
lated BY me State College Extension
department.
Al boys and girls taxing part
n contests naasf De properly and reg
olafly enrolled members ~ stand
ard clDb n FIVE members m the same
a~Dfens
2. Most bring ard file record books.
Or certified copy ~ me same.
bToozht Bp tn dat1. with the secretary
~ me cIp5 content department At he
fafr,
FaHpfe N meet either one 81 the
= bare requirements viii Keep the club
members from taxing part n the ron
fegf
A rs per cent s1ore viii be required
~ yin fret place and 80 per rent fer
se1ond No s11Te b1fow 80 per rent
rgfi be c1Tfsidere1 for a pr5z4.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Judging Dairy Cattle.

Valuable hints On jadgfBz dairy
esttIe have beer given out by Don e.
MsgfadeY, extension dairy specialist
Nr Mff;ruder rays that IN handling
daIry cattle II Is important that you
sf'Cold be sbie 10 Judge dairy quail
ties ny appearance. However. appear.
sDoes are often deserving, 80 yOB
should not attempt 10 Judge Altogether
ny appearance the dalry qualities Of
youf own cattle. bat yOu should weigh
and tsst the milk u each e0u regs-
larry and keep a record Of her produc.
ton 20 that yog may actually know
the production OF sa1h COW for the
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Judging poultry from utility
standpoint, 2 hens.
layer, Stacker, tell
why
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Poultry ccrtesr.

F<EE 5-l"'-N4II4r . LDA-N LfDL-
BasEst IS ger cent
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Everybody Is talking about cutting
down expenses. The farmer can do
this By cuIling his chickens, testing
his cows and making every animal do
fts best
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

The home is not merely a place to
take Oh your shoes and hang Up your
hat, but place to live. To live prop-
erly, make II convenient.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

" II F1E Iced some rQ1ic aexr WIN,
Can I nov N ;ars N ne rorm
It Vegetables.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

minutes % look over the e1sxz and II
Will De necessary for you NOT only ID
place TIE cows IN order 81 their value
1ut 10 remember Just how each COW
io6ksd 30 that you can tell The hldgas
INST Why you placed the cnws IN -1a-
order. IL requires a grsar Teal OF urar-
tee 70 remember just how each cav
cooks and 10 be ahle 10 tell the fllrr4
why you placed them as you did. When
yon try explaining you VIII dud il 70
De Of great advantage If you have
aleuor1zed The descriptions u rhe
parts Of perfect cov as given in tie
senFe card, also SOME OF TIE rsrrns
used 70 denote impertaerlous. Also
you VIII learn &c pay close attention
70 parts which count high uoiurs m
the score card and u pay little attain
Ton % the parts which count erIz a
few points
Dairy conts-st az the tairs viii BE-
scored ss follows.
Mix Test and talk K Is u.zr e.n-
TAX on rati0us, feeding
methods and care - IS DER t.s.nr
@AsA- 2dAA CIV Ter
FsecoF9 Book -----------------------ei PER cent
Poultry Contest
Ia Judging poultry at the fair con-
tesla the scnrs card explains cutie
fully just what Is expecra. az each
contestant
Egg selection J dozen from
5aS Ksf 5f -s-nur-
Iaf gfng poultry from utility
standpoint 2 hens. I
layer Stacker, tell
why - s5rs-rz1r
RECORD BOOK ----------------------9s Per cent
Talk based upon bulletins,
lectures. and experience.
On feed and care Of pouI-
Try. or DEMONSTRATION OF Fl
killing and dry picking Is Der cent
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20
subso rlptlon prlos 81 so per yssr.

4Ol N. Iersey Sd. Phone CoI. a2l
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20

The Wilderness of Fraternaism
is like the Wilderness of the sea.
To the best of our ability il is our
desire to exemplify fraternity
10y its practice by and between
humankind. that unity and CO.
operation with each other may
be the result of our endeayors.
IL is evident that the Boosters
are progressing in this great
work. We have the assurance
that the MaNam Shirt Co. is now
moving to st. Johns. will locate
in the French block. and expect
To begin operations about June
first, We also have the assur-
ance that our new park, to be
called Pier Park. the name be-
ing suggested 10y the Boosters
and adopted by the city commits.
siOners. have therefore decided
upon the name. Pier Park, which
is promised TO be made one of
the best in the city, We now
have a movement on foot 10 try
and locate another manufacture.
ing concern IN st. Johns. IL is an
evident fact we will have to get
as far distant as possible from
the viewpoint Of selishness in
order to accomplish things worth
while. Engineer Gehr also pro.
missed TO keep in touch with the
Boosters regarding the street
numbering system spoken of at
one of our previous meetings |
that will enable us 10 get away |
from the ancient and complicat- !
ed system now in vogue. The |
appointment of committee To
investigate plans TO hold a Fra
ternal day on July 18th at the
Terminal. We are contemplat-
ing having bands of different
organizations with us on this
occasion. additional to the new
ly organized Booster Band. We
also wish TO state at this time
that The Home of the Witch
craft, " which is the title of the
show presented under the aus
pices of the Fraternal Boosters
at Moose Hall May l4th was
somewhat handicapped. as the
Miss Williams, had met
with a sad accident only the day J
previous by falling and breaking
her arm, owing TO which fact her
part in the play had to be omit
ted. Did you hear the Booster
Band last Saturday EVENING"
Publicity Manager.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20
0s% Laurel Lodge, |. 0. 0. F.

No, leo, 81. Johns. oregon
Meets each Monday evening In Odd fel'
lows hall at 7:3o. A cordial welcome 10
all visiting brothers.
y y. fFresnau, \, @, :, l., corIsany. V. a
{, Z, Gray, Rec, bee. Joe Roberts Fin, sec
"a, w. CLARK, Treas.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
Security Benefit Association
ST. Johns Council 2775

Regular meetings first ani third Moadsys.
open meetings to the public aud members aud
and lth Mondays, Visitors aud members cor
daily invited 10 attend AZ Moose Hall,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20

Residents of 81, John, having taxes
aud city liens Ia pas iu Portland can
make their payments without iuConveni-
encc hy aValling themselves of our ser
vices, We will pay same aud secure your
receipt without Inconvenience to YOU.
Pee, 25C References ANY ST. Johns
Rank - Peninsula Title. Abstract aud
Realty Co., by IL, Henderson, Manager;
iO2 North Jersey Street
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20

a. W, Marklc, lidilor
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20

Good BOYS SHOES, or good
SHOES tor bad boys.
X . G. l. X :
The central record., 1921-07-14
NEW CIRCULAR
Outlines The Lunch
Problems.

The hot school lunch is coming to
be an important institution in many
rural schools Of Kentucky according
TO a new circular on school lunches
from the College % Agriculture
which is being distributed to inter.
ested persons in the State. The
publication has been designed to help
one-room schools which are starting
with one hot dish for lunch but il al.
so contains information which can be
used by schools serving several dishes
or a complete lunch.
The circular discusses number Of
points in detail including equipment.
preparation Of the lunch. serving.
keeping accounts. planning lunches
and suggestions for lunches. II al
so includes a number Of recipes
which can be used in preparing the
lunch. The circular Ia No. 95 and
may be obtained free by writing the
Experiment Station. Lexington.
The central record., 1921-07-14
HOLDS GUN WILL
SHOOT 200 MILES
Stir Is Caused By Re-
markable Weapon
Tried Out High Up
In Skyscraper.

New York-Scientists and inven-
tors discussed the remarkable quail
tiles Of q new gun. which DR.. Miller
Reese Hutchinson. former chief en-
gineer for Thomas A. Edison, claims
may be developed to hurl a projectile
Of Ave tons from 200 to 800 miles.
Its velocity. he declared. ranges
from one to five miles q second.
The noise il made at q demonstra-
tion recently sounded much like the
click Of cash register. though only
q miniature weapon. with an eight
inch barrel. was used. Its projectile
may be stopped in . sheet Of steel
with the precision Of q trolley car.
The gun is the invention Of John
Temple, an Enslishman, who devel.
oped the idea in this country.
The demonstration. held in the
presence Of scientists and newspaper
men. was. curiously enough. held in
DR.. Hutchinson's Office on the fifty.
first floor Of the woolworth building.
The testing grounds consisted Of
box Of sand on the floor Of the Office.
over which was placed . sheet Of
steel three-quarters Of an inch thick.
Pointing the gun downward toward
the fifty Offices filled with people be-
meath him. DR.. Hutchinson discharg-
ed the weapon and the cash register
click was heard. In the shee, Of
steel there was lodged a projectile
three inches long and one-half inch
in diameter. The ends stuck out on
either side Of the steel.
DR.. Hutchinson explained that the
tail end Of the projectile was tread
ed and served the purpose Of a bolt.
This feature, he declared, could be
used in boiling q plate over a hole
in the hull Of leaking ship at sea.
DR.. Hutchinson said q dsmonstra-
tion was held recently in the New
York navy yard Of the practicability
OF deep sea riveting with the gun. A
diver went thirty-fve feet below the
surface and fired q shot. The diver
refused to believe the gun had been
discharged. ~ he said there had been
no percussion and no rscoil. He
was shown the plate Of the ship he
had fired into. however. and later .
pressure Of eight tons was required
to force the projsctile from its place.
The central record., 1921-07-14
NEW LIVESTOCK
ASSOCIATION
Circular Is Beirg Dis
tributed.

A new circular dealing with the
organization and management OF
livestock shipping associations is be
ing distributed by the College Of Agri-
culture to farmers Of Kentucky who
are interested in forming such asso.
Citations. The publication states that
livestock shipping associations have
furnished a cheaper method Of mar.
keting livestock. have saved their
patrons actual dollars and cents and
for that reason have been successful
and extended over a vast territory
within q period of few years. Co
operative shipping has placed the
farmer in more intimate touch with
market conditions and demands IN
many communities has resulted in an
increase in the amount of stock rails
ed and an Improvement in its quality.
There are a few livestock shipping
assoc lat ions in Kentucky at the pres
ent time. the circular states, and the
in,eres, which is being displayed in
dica,es tina, a number Of others will
be formed in the near future.
To operate successfully an associa-
ton mus, have sufficient business, ef-
hcient Management, and the loyal
support % is members at all times,
according TO the publication. u
takes up in detail the method Of or
ganizing an association. how the or
ganixation operates and several 9TH
er subjects Of special interes, TO far
mers who ship livestock The publ
cation was written by q. y. Jesness.
chief Of the Kentucky Agricultural
Experiment, Station of Markets and
u. G.. Card. a member Of the section.
The circular Is No. i0s and may be
obtained free by writing the Expert
men, Station. Lexington.