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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-27
be followed as soon as the necessary

be followed as soon as the necessary
preparations can be made.
The work heretofore done, while it
did not show what was expected by
the old management, but it is by no
means wasted, for the old workings
will be utilized as part of the plan
for the future opening of the big
body of gold which shows in the Ca
hill tunnel.-Austin Reveille.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-27

Las Vegas-Contract awarded for
construction of timber truss bridge
over Mudd River.
Bruner-Bruner Bros. to continue
operation of so ton mill.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-27
EAGLES MEETING DATES

Regular meetings of Winnemucca
Aerie No. 4S7, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles. are held on second and fourth
Monday evenings of each month In
Winneva hall. Visiting Eagles are
cordially invited to attend all ses-
sions. W. H. AYRES, w.P.
GEO. WESCOATT. Ssoy. Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
COTTON CROP FOR YEAR
VALUED At OVER BILLION
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Is
sues Interesting l'igurcs-isc-
Innrkablc Facts Loom Out.
LNy Asaociated rress. ]

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-The South
produced a cotton crop during the
year ending with July which. seed
and all. VAS worth moro than ST.
poo.oO".O00, according to the annual
statement issued to the cotton trade
today 10y II. q. Hester. secretary OF
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
1t was II year OF tremendous de-
probation In values. says MIR. Hes
ter. the average value per bale fall
Ing from $lii.l5 during August of
1920, the first month OF the cotton
year. TO Sj6..l during June. the
eleventh. month. During July. the
twelfth month. there was recovery
OF s39.0i
In commenting on the fall in values.
Secretary Hester states that in the
fac" Of such tremendous depreciation
~ such a brief period. most remark
Ihi" fact looms ont. that financial
institutions of the south held up aS
they have. This is partly accounted
Tor 10y the future contracts hedge
system"
The average price OF middling spot
cotton ia the South during the sea-
son was placed at i6.0S cents Il pound
against Ssh during the preceding
year. For the entire year the aver
ar" value of cotton per bale was
Es2.6I, against sl7i.5s during the pre-
ccdiug year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
ADMIT ALIENS 0vERQUOTA;
CHARGE TO YEARS TOTAL
oricr Affects 1000 immigrants.
Greek Ships Disregard Per-
ccnfagc Law.

WASlllNGTON. Aug. SIS Immi-
grants in excess OF July and August
quotas. now held At various ports
Viii he admitted under personal bond
ana charged TO the years totals.
Commissioner General Husband. Of
the Immigration Bureau. announced
today. The order was issued after n
conference with ship line representa-
tivcs.
Tho State Department probably
Viii he asked TO make formal request
OF the Greek government TO prevent
Greek lines from dircgarding the per-
ccntnSe immigration law, it was
stated today. while the Shipping
Board would be requested TO deal
with an American company operat-
ing Shipping BOARD ships.
The order will affect about / 900
immigrants. Commissioner Husband
said the companies represented at the
conference had agreed to avoid cx-
cecdinG quotas in the future
The law provides no nnc or punish
ment for line which disrcgards Il.
the only penalty possible being to
turn vessels back. As the immigrants
have a right to appeal TO Washing
ton before being sent home, however.
IT was said the bureau would have
been swampcd had that course been
taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The Inn.le, for
r"Euiar today. Easier Rio exchange rates
m m brn%i,inm markets, hut atteE opening
uhGhhhs"i 20 po!nt> higher. the mark ct
i her .as"d slightly 90 Oar months under
scattering nuuidHtion BROKERS with New
Or.eans connexions We're buyers a, tn
opening Oih"rw!s. there was no support
iradins features. May holding around STA
or ABOUT points net higher. while Sep
t"m6eF caScd OF from o5S to Ciy or I.
points i"wsi. Part Of this loss Mas p. =
covered later. with the market closing
net point lower To points higher
SAFES were estimated RI approximately 81 =
so bags. September. 6.54: October ss..
i,eCcmh.r. 100: January. 1.l5: March ,3l .
May. '.51: July. 80,
Si"t coffee was reported in fair demand
Win no a. quoted AZ ~. to "a. and santos
y ~ %. TO l0i.. Cost aud freight offers
Included santos IS and o. part Bourhon,
al 1000 and bourbon Is at Toe. America n
The official cables showed an advauc.
OF 10 reis in the dollar buying rate, with
decline OF 9-32 In Rio exchange on Lon
DON Snfs Sani9S was unchanged 10 les reis
pHrT G angel TO 30 reiS higher. but later
% ever over brazilian PORTS. H6e9: Jundiahy.
4."'. santos cleared 20.319 for New ar
leans ,and VICTORIA. 5a,aoo: also 5OV2 for
New York. showers were reported i'm
one district OF Sac Paulo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
STERLING EXCHANGE HAS
AN ADVANCE OF 1893 CENTS

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-An upturn OF
unusual proportions in sterling cx-
change today carried the quotation
to S3.1l -. an advance of IL as
cents.
The rise was generally attributed
to recent speculative selling i'm anti
cipation OF increased offerings of
commercial bills against cxports of
cotton. grain and foodstums. The
shorts. apparently having ovcrsold
the market. were caught unprcpared
when the quotation opened M abou,
cents. and hasty covering caused a
buy on The upturn. which continued
throughout the day. Last prices wcr.
within fraction of the ton.
other exchanges moved up in sym
pa'hy with sterling. Rates on Hol-
land. sweden, Denmark. France. Bel
gum, Italy and Spain rose 20 TO so
points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Cattle: receipts Is :
cents higher. top yearilngs iOio: heavy
steers. 80: bulk rs q ..s5. fat she stock
bulls. 800 Mo.co: YEA. caves ., cents In,y.r !.
bulk rcaIers. Sjg6,sCO.
Hogs: receipts =! 900: opeucJ % m m
cents higher: closed better grades strong
SthyrI mostly - 10 - cents higher than
Saturdays average: hold over very lin
.Ta.. ton. ii.gb: one load. practical limit
,;y: bulk !iCht and Light butchers. lI.I0M
IL: nuN backing sows. :.tga9.5e: pig
Hoo. 1870 -'''''
sheen; receipts. 1900: fat native lambs
steady TO - cents higher: western shce;.
sit'Iy 20 10 cents lower; native lambs.
i"H. NO. hulk to hackers 92S 80: wcsr :
cFn lambs. II; others. l1.e5 Il IL. "a: eleven
Gar. not sold at noon. 1851 pound Wash
!HEtrh ycHr!!ncS. 30: Montana wctn.rs
10. ton lat owes. 800: bulk. 5 .nMII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
CONDEMNS PASSAGE OF
AMTIPICKETiNG LAW
ny Associated rress.l

HIGH POINT. y G.. Aug. s.-Pas-
sage OF the "antipicketinc" ordi-
naacc recently by tho Board OF Al
u.rmen of thd city uc Concord. y. T..
following labor troubles there. was
severely denounced by James Barrett.
'"hor leader OF Asheviilc. in an ad-
dress before tho North Carolina state
Fede"ati"n of Labor ia annual scs-
sion her" today
Enactment of the ordinance. Mr..
Barrett said. "nullined the Consti-
tuition OF the United states. and j,
- destined 10 breed criminals"
Delegates from ORGANIZATIONS of
North Carolina are attending the
meeting. which will I've in session
thtee days, W. +. Moody. of RAJ
eish' president, read his annual re-
port this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
COTTON CLOSES LOWER.
DUE TO LIVERPOOL DECLINE
fly Associated Dies.

NEW ORLEANS La; Aug. S.-Followlng
IN the cotton market today there was
in, Gr aqua decline which In the late trad
ADVANCES above Saturdays close OF 10 10
Of pS'h NJ IN me net market fell or 10 declines
up to 1913 and fell back 10 ia7s. which
MAS me closing Irlce. Last prices were
The early advance was based on con-
iinued uniavorable crou accounts from the
net, nut before long owners OF long con-
tracts commenced to realize profits and
s la,er tmsre was special selling which wa.
sci uown 10 the account or I,jyerpooI
Declines In the Liverpool market also
NAG n synpntheiic influence ON local
stood that the English decline was aimos,
w YIN due TO the advance Of size In
Ihc rate OF sterling exchange which, while
bearlsh influence for the English mar
SCI would be bullish for thfs market.
Tex&, stu complained Of the erect OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

vi .IACp. aug. s.-IIispgov-l rNup-, de =
n 80, inEtthcr with prospective iullin.
"'t ~ ~. domestic movement from rural
''4lt'S hdi Il DuiIish effect ON TIN. what
I r., toIay. Prices closed from 2 to 2a,c
n ggti n.fh.F with September l.2 to l.22i.
"'i' ''StIlbrT 10 to- l.2yi. Corn gained
IiS 10, 20 re a ic and oats i,c 20 i.ca Nc.
- ofiiia.ons thr outcome varied from
r%i many and Austria Were reported as
h1Nl,S b'oGEHt $4,000 bushels or NOR.
"l wheat. "nd II was said other Euroi.n n
.'"',. re "lsn were purchasing he!pcd ~
shafD advance In stcr!!n. uSchanrr
trsideH GOSSIP was current that German
nan .I'a!Hti sl,,elc.brJ credit IN New Yorh
"nu 'lal ths L. :, government crop re-
nyrt tpnlofvw would prove buil!sh A
.""u hrihcstc milling demand was iika-
grade. '' "et up-
1oIn and oats averaged higher owing to
Ss,mSnthy VIII wheat and as a result OF
.u''Sts tiiht th- ti.rinau fodder crol was
''nntLrIy aainhSci by drought.
fick'TS selling caused a lat. hreak in
- ;;"hh;aphs' more than orsetting the effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
l.. a \. would Issue New Stock.

NAStilNGEoN. Aug. S.-Thc Louis
ville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany asked authority Of the Inter
state commerce Commission TODAY to
issue S"3.0oo.000 capital stock Ia he
distributed as stock dividends among
IT'S stockholders. The carrier Misc
asked the commission to authorize il
10 execute and deliver it's first and
reminding mortgage bonds, of which
one series amounting to s2S.6l5. 900
Is 10 he issued and Of which Sl2.753.-
WV ~ |" be sold 10 ]. i. Morgan e
company AT not less than 81 l-2 net
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
FREDk y. NOTHING a. co
l1vcs;mcDt Bankers
5V' East Main Street Richmond ".
COTTON IN NEW YORK
MARKET SUFFERS SLUMP
IRy Associated Press I

NEW YORK. Aug, s.-Thc bis advance.
OF last week were followed by reactions
In the cotton market today. with Dece,n-
Der selling on to 1861. or - points net
lower ard % points below the high prices
or last Friday. That delivery closed of
!aoi. with the general market closing
steady at net decline OF IL 10 80
points.
The m. rket opened steady at an nd
vance OF points to decline OF
loints Win near months relatively firm
movement. The bigger spot business re-
ported In Liverpool seemed an encournE-
Ing feature. bui ,he British futures market
WAS lower than due and house with i.iv.
the opening. "
There was also considerable Southern
selling and scattered realizing under
the reaction ACCOMPANIED by ruino thar
me ,hiGhcr basis asked in the South had
SneffkGd the demand from the Far East
weather IN western bolt sections.
some OF the early sellers wcrc di.ap-
pointed by the official forecas; for warmer
a mi OF cooler weather in Oklahoma.
the market steadied mn to several point )
on covering; Trading became very nuiet
On On rallies OF 10 or IL points. however. and
afternoon under renewed realizing and
Southern hedge selling, October was rcia
iiveIy easing. selling off TO i2.I1. while
q about u to IL points on the general
nist. Closing prices were within few
points or the lowest.
ReLoris attributed the decline to an
spot hrms was good seller here late
IN IN. day: but Liverpool bought con
MineFaDIe cotton on the decline. and there
was probably SOME buying on the rally in
exchange ratcg. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Drtroit Acquire, C.r,,,n A.,

BERLIN, Aug. s.--Thc Detroit Ar,
Museum has made the first consider
able purchase OF German art since
the war, according to an announce
mont made here today, in the ac-
QUESTION of Il number of unusual
works OF highly modern tendency
The favored artists were Fcininrcr
iieckcl. Kirchncr, Koroschka. Mueller
and PcchStcin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
KlNDlEO BLAZE WITH
GASOLINE; DIES FROM BURNS

MOBILE. ALA, Aug. S.-Mrs. Earn
"Stinc Bceckcr. OF irvington, died at
er home sunday morning from burns
received when she poured gasoline.
instead OF kerosene. on a smoldcring
ire late Friday evening
The explosion of the oil scattered
blaziul, gasoline over the woman's
clothing and she rushed from the
house. l9-ycar-old daughter threw
bucket Of water over her mother,
pucnchinG the flames. The Becker
home was destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
GREEKS OCCUPY LEFKE PASS
AND ADVANCE ON ISMID
ley Assnciniad pross- |

CoNSThNTINOrLE. Aug. S-Thc
frccka have occupied I.cfkc Pass. 4
short distance northeast OF Brusa. and
are expected shortly to reoccupy Is
mid.
r"sumption,o OF the Greek offensive
toward .\ngoris is not likely to he
gin before September. owing to the
necessity to repair tile railroad
bridges.
Owing TO the i'll feeling against
tn" Italians in Anatolia. a ship is
c"inG sent To Samsun to cvacuatc
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
bulgaria. to Dishnnd Army.

SOFIA, Aug. S.-Thc bulgarian
government has drawn up plan for
the disbandment Of the army and the
recruitment OF a volunteer force II
Is inclined to believe. however. that
ii Will be impossible to enlist the
minimum Of 1000 volunteers by Oc-
tober !. as demanded by the allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
DECLARES TWO-CENT DUTY
On SUGAR WILL RUIN CUBA
IRv Initnh Navel

WASHlNGTON Aug. S.-Thc s-ccn,
""'N on raw sugar. imposed in tho
p'h"inS Fordncy tariff bill Will ruin
Dupa politically and financially. and
'h'Eht lead To another American in
terNention. according TO the warning
OF H. >. iubcnS. former counsel to the
Euhan patriots who fought for their
country's indepcndcncc.
In letter TO the Senate Finance
Committee. Rubens points out that
the Fordney bill would penalize Cuba
ut time when she is already in n
deeply depressed condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
school building ulomn IN.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Aug. s.
The EastridGe school building. To-
Gated in a suburb east OF Missionary
Hldse and which was partly de-
Stroyed by cyclone last sunday. was
completely RACED at > o'clock ycstcr-
day morning by two ch,r~oS of dyn-
amitc placed by some m.scrcant un-
known to the authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Arrest Thr.. ON Murder Charge

AUGUSTA. GA. Aug. S.-Sherim
Plunkctt of this county. tclephoned
from Wayncsboro this afternoon that
ne was en- route 10 Augusta with
Jesse Gappins, c. O. Fox and s. j,
Kirby. white men. wanted in connec-
ton with the alleged murder of a
taXicab driver on the .lugusta-Colum-
bia Road last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
E."nera,rS omccr Who knrs Negro

NIT.MING'TON, \. G., Aug. s. 4
cnroncr's jury today eXoncratnd T. J.
Hale, special officer OF the Scaboard
Airc Line Railroad. of any blame in
connection with the death of Will
Hood, negro. who died yesterday, fol
lowing injuries received Friday night.
when he was shot by the officer i'm a
tusslc following the negro being
caught attempting TO break into Il
freight ear in the local yards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
7HE 7W1ES-DSPATC RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEW;

Th"t" w"r" also sales III .7.Q,) bags Of fun
dGtS 'uxafs I" Canada A. Sc t. }. (.
IA "a" sugar futures tTtllNs Wds .ight.
but the urd-rtunC was irfn and rloSirr
pr'c's VIE 20 points ust higher
or covering ana scattered buying b.. com.
mission houses September closed AZ ., .
D..eeniGc.. BIO. March. -. and May
2..2. all bid.
There were no changes In ronnei sugar
prices which are listed AZ j.1j 10 . l. Tor
ih' SfdHItH'"i y i'm t moderate fuuuf..
rc!"ried. Refined futures. were tru, on
covering. Uui trading was light ana clos
.hE Price We're unchanged To - points
net higher. SgUtcinbog closed at . =. be
c'I'iort. -" ami March. 80 All bids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug S-Attcndaucr Or
buyers at toHay $ opening OF fancy wOoicas
approNinsicd those current .as. March
Cotton goods and cotton yarns markets.
"tr" more active and uEiCcs advanced :,
little; Raw silks stocks increased be-
!nhnd Tor cotton goods .oE exports con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
COTToNSE:D on.

NEW HDNk. Aug. A.--CoItona,"1 on
htNsi'"i 10 ~ points through Duylu.
pt Scptciul"r hy rciiners and short COZ.
rrinG, but reacted spncw what when Lard
hni cotton Weakened. Active deliveries
t.nseI 20 - points net higher. except
Eptrni4yr. which remained une hanged.
HHtts. 100 barrels. Primo crude. 7uJi...5:
pting" summer yellow spot. A.SJ 1890: SET
tymss,. so. December. s.5i. March So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

hoy and jrJ weather ON the nant and
su.!eH mat the rrpp. Mas d"t-r.pratiu=
hhH'' ne forecast II tar weather tor
!SfIoii mad" cTOU prospects shuw az al.
buying %; COn.-qt.rnc~ after M IuiiIn
luj lns MurrI wa OVER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

NEW YONI< H., u"S Il ;

NEW YORK. Aug SHThc local m,ri;a,
Tor raw sugar was uuiet aud unchanged
~ SO Tor Cnbts. cost and freight. equal
sales I" !ochl rehncrs; although the com
mItice reported additional sales late last
week OF 1890 tons To the intel X "
dom, and Today 1000 tons 10 Vcnczmcla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKrT.
N,nOttrl ~ k0lEnI.. :-Lnimimnr ~ q.

Au.u-t ;. 1871
SPANISH Farmers stock market steady.
stock !lEhf.
NlRGIStAS 80 Farmer. stock r,rl;a,
steady.
Fancy Jumhos. a. per 10.
Extra p.anc JuinhpS. &c to Gsc Ior ID
Fancy runners. "c go pi.r ser ia
EA;ra prime runners. i..C TO W. per IA,
shelIlnK stock. ~ % 90 ner 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. s-RouEn
rice, 'uoiat!ons; Honduras. 2i5.l $50. re-
sacks. ''
C.ean rice: saIes, ~ pockets Honduras at
vcip,s. 5.S5l rockets
Bran and poi!sn uUcHa " ,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Port movements:

Port movement:
New York-MiddIIng lao. receI,,s O.. .
stock. 1881 ''''' '0''
Minor Dorts-Stock, 5C5S
Total today-Rcceipts 3.e3. export,
si5 stock. 1929. s,S -
Total for week-Receipts. 23.s2s: exports.
20 Total for season-Receipts. 7s.o7l: exports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

NAVAL. STORES.

LONDON. Aug. S.--BIr silver. 2sisd pcr
ounce. None. per cent. Discount rates
short bi!l. i3-l5 per cent. Three inontfl
bills n-iG Ter cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
RICHMOND sToCk MARKETS
uotntions by Cnskie c. Bnrca & Co.
11IS East Main, Street.
IL

(uotntions by Cnskie c. Burca & Co,
HIS East Main Street.
Bid Asked
City md State Securities,
Ia. City As. ....193S-195O 500 basis
!. 3s. Old C. and R.l932 50,
a. Centuries. 2. 3.
' c. and r. ........ls91 GGa
est Virginia AIS ..l92s rs
Street Railway Bonds.
\ and p. r. Co.. 5s..l936 SO
Ia. Il. and p. Co., 5s.1934 ca
street Hallway stocks.
z. and l.. Co. -. 25 II
"a. r. and p, Co. pf. 100 -
IA. Il and p. Co., en-. 100 10 IA
Insurance Stocks.
.e Ins. Co. of Va. 100 $50
1. T.. IL NJ. Ins. Co.. 20 az
Bank and Trust Company Stock.
nerican National 100 230 240
Dad street ....... IS 60
.oa iway National :. 100 115S
,mmerce and Trusts 100 2Io
.ntral National -. 100 1855
,urch Hill ........ 100 ITS
! rst National ...... 100 214 els
erchants National 100 75o
| II. stale and City 100 100
Dom. Trust Co.. 100 III ls5
|an,crs National :, 100 40
edmond Trust Co.. -. % 95
4. Trust Co. ...... 100 295
es, End .......... rs IS
Miscellaneous.
H. Realty Corp.
LIST. pfd. ......... 100 10 rs
rus and Bro. Co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
nc hll0M1 Cnlnn S,ncE Ynrns

Angus, : 1921
Remarks: Good run Of cattle. Market
10" ara lower on common and medium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

JA'hScS hl.l.E. FLA. Aug. S.-Tu-Deu-
tine. arm. JIuSIi. sales. 90 receipts. "a :
shipments. .: STOCK. .a,i-l
80: shlpni.hts; -.a.5' stock. ll,2is
t!u",;. - ID. 80 T.. $50. r. as. q.
VIC. 500: WY. ) so
SAVANNAH Ga. Aug .-rurpon,in.
iifin' - salcs, -. I"cuiutS. -. shipments.
Us; stock i"% kosin. hfin ,nlc,. rs
receipts. LILO. shlD!n.ui-. 800. stock -.
70 Quot: ~. II. 80. T.. a5l. r. Sss.
g., "cs: IL, J..!; SO. Is, a.;j. VI. 400. y
10. VIC. SIS: WV. $50
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
UNIVERSITY HERD
PRONOUNCED HEALTHY

The dairy herd of the University OF
Idaho passed its annual tuberculin
test recently with all animals pro-
nounced healthy. This is not new
experience, for there has been no sus-
picion of tuberculosis in the dairy
herd for many years and for more
than year the herd has been accred
tied as healthy by the Bureau Of
Animal Industry of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
1--WE now have a healthy herd and
are making every effort to keep it So
says Prof. H. P. Davis of the Dairy
Husbandry Department. THE herd
is under cooperative state and federal
control as far as health is concerned
which together with the supervision
of the regular college veterinarian
insures health in every respect. The
herd is one OF the dozen
or so dairy herds in the state that
are federally accredited as being free
from tuberculosis.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
CHRIST TAKES CHARGE
OF STANDPOINT FARM

J. H. Christ, until recently soil spe-
cialist with the Extension Division,
has been elected superintendent Of
the Standpoint Satisfaction Of the Uni
versity of Idaho Agricultural Expert
ment Station, succeeding C. w. Raney
who resigns to take charge of his
home farm at st. Maries. Mr.. Christ
is a graduate of the College Of Agri-
culture of the University in the class
of 1919 specializing in agronomy.
The following year he received his
masters degree from the Iowa State
College specializing in farm crops. In
addition to experience in extension
work he has assisted in both agron-
omy teaching and investigation at
Moscow and was employed for one
summer in farm crops experimental
work at the Iowa State College.
Mr. Christ is we'll fitted to under
take the important experimental
work on the substation farm at Sand
point.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07

versity is one. Altogether 1857
herds have been tested once and
found free from tuberculosis and
upon passing another test will be
placed upon the accredited list. Ger
tainly, Idaho is to be congratulated
on the low percentage of tuberculosis
found In the herds thruout the state
according to Professor H. P. Davis,
who suggests that Idaho should make
every effort to become the first tuber-
culosis free state as far cattle are
concerned.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
SEX DETERMINATION
STUDIES COMPLETED

Definite theories announced as the
result of research work in sex de-
termination among farm animals re-
Gently completed by DR.. j. e. Wodse-
dalek, head of the department of zoo
logy and entomology at the University
of Idaho, are attracting the attention
of leading scientists not only in the
United States, but in Latin America and
in Europe. An article by Wodsedalek
on this subject was given prominent
position in a recent issue of the Bio
logical Bulletin"
The problem was supported by the
Adams fund of the Agricultural ex-
pertinent Station. In commenting on
the experiment Dean e. j. Iddings,
director of the experiment station and
head of the College of Agriculture, said,
This most interesting paper By DR.
Wodsedalek represents a piece of