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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
Pears

Pears
d'Anjon-lst: II. +. Bieler; end; H.
II. Theme; 3rd: f. E. Griffith.
Barflett-1st. ID. b. Vosburg; End:
W. O. Jaekey: 3rd; s. c. Orr.
Duehess-lst: II. II. Theme; End:
Jas. A. Waters; 3rd; II. f. Bieler.
Winter Nellis-lst: Mrs. NJ. j. Me-
Cav, Filler; end: II. +. Bisler; 3rd: Jas
A. Waters.
Comie-lst: II. H. Theme; end; Glen
d. Watt.
Idaho-lst; B. F. Mcpherson; end;
Moses Stearns-
Keefer-lst: 8. c. Orr; end: II. II.
Theme; Srd: d. V. Vosburg.
Flemish Beanty-lst; +. r. Griffith;
End: Mrs. NJ. j. MeCaw; srd; 3. C. Orr.
seekle-lst: 3. c. Orr; End: Jas. A.
Waters: srd: II. F. Bieler.
Prunss
Italian-lst: W. s. Morris, Bull;
end: Moses Stearns; Srd; Mrs. John
Kaeser, Filler.
French-lst; Jas. A. Waters; End;
II. +. Bieler; Srd: Mrs. M. j. MaCaw.
Silyer-lst: b. r.. Mcpherson; end:
B. f. Mcpherson; 3rd; Mrs. A. ID. sher-
lock, TWIN rams.
Green Gage-lst: Moses Stesrns;
End: Jas. A. Waters; srd IL. r. Bieier.
Blue Damson-lst: Carl Blass, Filler;
end: Alvin Richardson: 3rd: ID. Is.
Vosburg.
Burbank-lst: Jas. A. Waters; end;
II. =. Bieler; Srd; Frank Deklotz. .
Satsuma-lst: Jas. A. Waters; End;
II. +. Bieler.
Abundanee-snd: W. X. Hawkins.
DeSota-lst: Jas. A. Waters; end;
II. +. Bieler.
Early Crawford--lst; Frank De
Klotz: end: Frank DeKlotz.
Elberia-ist: Crystal Springs Or
ehard: end: +. o. Tyler, Filler; Srd;
Glen d. Watt.
Champion-lst: Crystal Springs Or
ehard; 2nd: Benz. +. Allen, Filler.
Lemon Cling-2nd: Wesley Young,
Filler.
Coneord-lst; Crystal Springs Or
ehard; end: Frank DeKlotz.
Niagara-lst: Crystal Springs Or
chsrd; end: Frank DeKlotz; srd; jas.
A. Waters.
sweetwater-lst: Alfred Mueller,
Bull; end: Alfred Mueller; 3rd: Mrs.
3. G. Caughey, Filler.
Delaware; LIST: Jas. A. Waters; End;
II. +. Bieler.
Moore's Early Blacklist; Carl Blass:
end: Jas. A. Waters.
Brighton--lst; Crystal Springs Or
chsrd; end; Frank DeKlotz; Bird: Frank
DeKlotz.
Warden-2nd: Frank Deklotz.
Csmpbell's Early-lst: Jas. A. Wa
tiers; end: II. +. Bieler.
Agawan-2nd; Frank DeKlotz.
Display fruit by one man-lst: Frank
DeKlotz; end: Crystal Springs Orchard.
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Jonathan-lst. Decstor Ofchhfd "
Filler.
Apples Plates
Arkansas Blaek-end: D. C. Biekford,
Filler.
BenDavis - End: Moses siearns
Twin Pals.
Delieious-lst: Wright and Easley
End: 8. G. Orr, Bull: Ord: W. o. Jack
Gano-is: E. z. Griffith, Bull; Ends
Frank DeKlotz, Filler; 5rd: T. o. Tyler
Filler.
Grimes GoldeD-ist; z. o. Tyler, ii.
Ter; End: Carl Blass, Filler: Srd: Car
Blass, Filler.
Jonathan-lst: Wright and Easley;
End: Crystal Spring. Orchard, Filler
srd: Carl Blass.
Mammoth Black Twig-2nd: II. =,
Bieler, Twin Falls: srd: JAS. A. Waters,
Twin Fails
Pippin-lsf: Frank DeKlofz; end
Frank DeKlotz.
Rome Beauty-lsf: 6. r. Orr. End.
Glen d. Watt, Bull; srd: B. ,. AePher.
500, Filler.
sfavman winesap-isf: II. II. Theme,
Kimberly; 2nd. Frank DeKlotz.
wagner-lsis s. C. Orr; End: ID. ,
MePherson.
weslthy-lst: ". r. Hawkins, filer
srd: y. r. yosbnrg, Twin Fails-
white Winter Pesrmsin-lsf: = z.
Orr.
winessp-lst: Glenn d. Watt: End;
n. II. Theme; 3rd; z. r Griffith, Bull
Winter Bsnana-lsts Frank Deklofz;
sud: s. c. Orr: 3rd: Glen u. Watt.
yellow Bell F7ower-lsf: Glenn ID
Watt: End: Moses stezrns: 3rd: FraEk
Deklotz-
Macintosh Red-lsf: X. II. Theme:
End: Moses stearns; Bird. Deesfor Or
ehsrd Co.
Golden Delicious-lst; Frank De
Klotz; End; Frank DeKlotz; srd; H. =.
Risisr.
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COMPLETE LIST AWARDS
TWIN FALLSCOUNTY FAIR
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
Table cover-lst, Mrs. i. w. New
brongh: 2nd, Mrs. T. o. Stephenson.
Boudoir eap-2nd Helen 4. Stearns.
Dressing saeque-2nd, Mrs n. a.
Jackson, Filler.
Lazy daisy-lst, Mrs. j. w. New
brough.
Ciuny eroehet--lst, Mrs. weia Will
son; End, Mildred Bertseh, Filler.
Fancy apron-lst, Mrs. j. w. New
brough; end, Mrs. Ernest Byrne, Bull.
Slipper-2nd, Mrs. G. s. Atkinson,
Bull
Handkerehiefs-lst, Clariee Drake;
End, Mrs. c. C. Larson, Twin Falls.
Canned Products.
Collection canned fruits-lst, Mrs.
chas. l.. Bowls, Twin Falls; End. Mrs.
Dan Conner, Filler; 3rd, Mrs Geo. Viii
Cox, Twin Falls.
Collection canned vegetsbles-lst
Mrs. Chas. L. Bowls, Twin Falls; end,
Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilcox, Twin Falls
3rd, Mrs. l.. A. Cary, Filler.
Collection jellies-lst, Mrs. Price,
Filler; End, Mrs. Dan Conner; 3rd, Mrs.
Geo. Wilcox.
bIeAQ.
Graham bread-lst, Ms. +. p. Lau.
benheim, Twin Falls; End, Mrs. Childs,
Filler.
White bread-2nd. Mrs. f. p. Lau.
benheim; 3rd, Mrs, 7. 3. Nicholson,
Filler.
Whole wheat bread-2nd. Mrs Chiids.
Parker House rolls-lst, Mrs. FELTON,,
Filler; End, Miss Alma Sherlock, Twin
Falls; 3rd, Mrs. +. p. Laubenheim.
Iced Cakes.
Angel food--lst, Mrs. F. f.. Dwight,
Filler; end, Mn- Ira Evans, Twin Falls /;
3rd, Mrs. Moses Stearns, Twin Falls.
DEVILS food-lst. Mrs. l.. l.. Will
Jams, Filler; End, Mrs. $. G. Caughey,
Filler; 3rd, Mrs. Childs.
Sunshine-lst, Mrs. F. F.. Dwight /.
end, f.. p. Laubenheim.
Sour Cream-lst, Mrs. l.. L. Williams.
Filler; end, Mrs. Joe Mallory, Filler.
White Iayer-lst, Mrs. G. T.. Olson,
Buhl; end, Mrs. Earnest Emmerson,
Kimberly.
Dark Layer-lst, Mrs. T. s. Niehol.
son; End, Mrs. +. p. Laubenheim; 3rd.
Mrs. Frank Hayes, Filler.
Coll Cookies-lst, Miss Ira Evans,
Twin Falls; End, Mrs. Arthur FAY,
Kimberly.
Coll. Cup and Drop Cakes-lst, Mrs.
T. s. Nicholson; End, Mrs. r. p. Lau-
benheim.
Dairy Products
Dairy Butter-lst, Mrs. l.. 3. Otto,
Filler; End, Mrs. C. Middlestast, Buhl'
3rd, Mrs. J. A. Fitzpatrick, Filler.
Cottage Cheese-lst, Mrs. Price, Fl.
Ter; End, Miss Helen Sherlock, Twin
Falls.
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Colun,-

Walter Blanchard, on Bonnie Column
bine.
Heifer, Senior Yearling-lst: Wal
ter Blanchard, on Bonnie Lille.
Heifer. Junior learling-lst: Walter
blanchard, on Bonnie Lady End; 2nd:
Walter Blanchard, on Bonnie Oakland.
Heifer, Senior Calf-lst: Walter
Blanchard, on Bonnie Sybil.
Heifer, Junior Calf--lst: Walter
Blanchard. on Bonnie McGillivray.
Breeders Calf Herd-lst; Walter
Blanchard.
Breeders Young Herd-lst: Walter
blanchard.
Get Of Sirc-Walter Blanchard.
Produce Of Dam-Walter Blanchard.
Champions
Bull-walter Blanchard on Prince
BerFe 3rd.
Cove. A. McMaster 4 Son, ON
Blanchard Maid 9th.
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SHEEP DEPARTMENT

Judges; c. ". Hickman, + T. Rinc-
hart.
List u xhibitors--6iiietf Sheep Co,
casfleford, Idaho. Coiner Brother,
Hansen. idaho. Clark 4 Co, Castle.
ford. idaho; Russell Clark. castlcford,
Idaho. ~. Il. schildman, Filler. Idaho;
Bull Gillett. Casilsford, Idaho.
- entries.
Champions
Ram--Ciiiett Sheep Co. on No. 2os7.
Ewe-1iilets sheep Co, on No. 27e.
Buck. years aud over--isf: Giilcit
Sheep Co.. on No. 2oe7; End. Coiner
Bros. on No. si2g.
Buck. year and under 2--iss: Gil
lett Sheep Co, on No. 2227.
Buck, under ! year LIST: Russell
Clark, on No. lO3: End: c. W. Clark, on
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SWINE DEPARTMENT
Poland China


Judses: r. J. Fieldsted, l.. y. Otto.
List OF exhibitors (25 animals enter.
ed): VIM. Spencer < Sons, Filler; w. +.
Ravenscroft, Bull; Lon Heller, Bull:
c. Nicholson, Wendell; Carl Leonard,
Fikr; VIM. silvers, Murtsugh.
Senior Champions
Boar-Lon Heller, on Big Timm.
Sow. +. Ravenscroft, on Princess
Ann.
Junior Champions
Boar-Lon Heller, on Timm's Mas
sow-C. Nicholson, on
Grand Champions
Boar-Lon Heller, on Big Timm.
Sow. +. Ravenscroft, on Princess
Ann.
Boar. . years and oyer--lst: Lon Hell
Ter. ON Big Tmm: end: W. r. Ravens
croft, on Orphan Bob.
Boar. | wear, under is months--lst:
VIM. Spencer & Sons, on Paramount
Chief; end: Lon Heller, on Orange Bus
ter Bob.
Boar, 6 months and under year
LIST: Lon Heller, on Timm's Master
piece.
Boar. under months-lst; c. Niehol-
son; End: c. Nicholson.
Sow, years and over-lst; W. f.
Ravenscroft, on Princess Ann; End;
VIM. silvers.
Sow. under 8 mSnths-lsf: c. Mich
olson: end: G. Nicholson: 3rd: VIM. Sill
vers: 4th: c. Nicholson.
Pair Of pigs, under 8 months-lst: G.
Nicholson; End: c. Nicholson; Bird; VIM.
Silvers
Boar and 3 sows-C. Nicholson.
Get OF boar--C. Nicholson.
Produce Of sow-C. Nicholson.
Duroc-Jsrssys
List Of erhibitors-W. II. Rambo,
Bull; L. s. Otto, Filler; Thos Parks.
Bull: W. n. Detxeiler, Filler; Howard
DEXTER, Filler: Berwin Burke, Bull: J.
+. Watson, Buhl; Geo. Detweiler, Filler;
winifred Martin, Filler; ]. T. Hunt,
Gooding: Ernie Holbrook, Wendell; W.
l.. Hawkins, Bull; y. b. Harris, Twin
Falls: ID. y. Chipman, Filler: Gale Bev-
ereoube. Filler: l.. J. Miller, Twin
Falls: John T. Higbie, Bull: Otto
Arne.. Filler; Leon Sehneil. Filler; X. T.
Armes. filler; Delbert Madlin, Filler;
Chas. Diehl. Filler; Elmer Peters, Filler.
Davis Bros, Twin Pals; John Owens,
Twin Fails. Alfred sironk, Twin Fails;
Thousand Springs Farm, Wendell.
Champions
Boar. / wear or over-W. II. kambo,
on Orion Joe 3G3705.
Boar. under ! yeaf--W. H. kambo, on
Idaho Sensation 4540e3.
Sow. wear or oyer--Aifred stronk,
on Pathfinder Queen % s35s0s.
Cow. under / year--w. u. kambo- on
Closerleaf Sensation Lady 1st lziss64.
Grand Champions
Bosr-w. n. Rsmbo, on Idaho sensa
ton 45s0g3
sow-Alfred sfronk, on Pathfinder
Queen Ord s3os0s.
Boar, 2 wears or over-lsfs W n.
Rsmbo' on Orion Joe 3s3705: End: Otto
Armes. on Ace Of Kings 30el2s; Bird;
winifred Martin. on Macs Wonder Sen
.stion. 4fh: I. r. Watson, on just Like
Pathfinder.
Boar. rs months. under years-lst.
J. p. Hunt. on Path Sensation; IND;
Otto a Arrnes, on Sensation Finder.
Boar. year, under - monfhs-lsi;
L, Otto. on Orion Joe Jr.: End: y. 3.
Harris, sB Twin Pals Joe; srd' y. B.
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Judge n. 5. Musser, Boise, Idaho.
List OF exhibitors-J. r.. Harshbarger
& Sons. Filler. Idaho; J.. A. Waters,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
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FLOWERS
Department IL
Asters


Vase Mixed Asters-lst, Miss Mar
garet Evans, Twin Falls; End, h. T.
Musser, Filler.
White Aster-lst, Mrs. W. M. Fisher
Twin Falls; 2nd, Miss Margaret Evans
Rose Pink Aster-lst, II. +. Musser
End, Mrs. w, NJ. Fisher.
Lavender AsteS-ist, II. +. Musser;
End, Mrs. Moses Stearns, Twin Falls.
Purple Aster-lst, II. +. Musser;
End, Mrs. Moses Stearns.
Table Display Of Asters-lst, Miss
Margaret Evans; End, Mrs. W. T. Seal,
Twin Falls
Show Dshlies-lst, Mrs. Schildmsn,
Filler; end, Mrs. Frank DeRlotz, Filler.
Decorative Dahlis-lst, Mrs. Grover
BEEN, Filler; end. Mrs. Moses Stearns
Cactus Dahlia-lst. Mrs. Frank De
Klotz; end. Mrs. W. T. Seal.
Peonv Flower Dahlis-lst, Mrs.
Frank DeKlotz; End, Mrs. Frank DE
Klotz.
Dis. Gladiola--lst, Mrs. II. Bieler,
Twin Falls; End, Mrs. ,; A. Campbell,
Twin Falls.
Dis. Sweet Peas-lst, Mrs. w. NJ.
Fisher; 2nd, Mrs. F. A. Campbell.
Dis. Roses (6)-lst, b. +. Philby.
Filler: 2nd, Mrs. l.. L. Williams, Filler.
Dis. Roses (l2)-ist, Mrs. +. A.
Campbell.
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Grand Display

One stallion and -four mares, any age
Miller.
Three mares. any age, owned BY er'
hsbitoF--Allsr.
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ENGLISH sHIREs
Champions

List OF exhibiiors-E. R. Waltz, FL
Ter, Idaho.
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Group

Get % sire. three ~ his yef. either
ser-fsf: Miller. End: Miller.
Produce Of dam. two colt, either SCI,
produce ~ same mare-ist: Miller
md. Miller.
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PERCHERoN

Judge-Prof c. W. Hickman, Mos
COW.
List Of exhibitors-E. X. Waltz, Fl
Ter, Idaho; Wesley Young. Filler, Idaho :;
w. H. Hatfield, Bull, Idaho.
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Ter, Idaho.
Champions
Siallion-W Waltz, on Cavalier.
Mare-Waltz, ON Blossom.
stallion. years and under 4-lst;
Waltz. on Cavalier.
stallion, year and under 2-lst'
Waltz, ON Little Joe.
Mare. years OF over-lst; Waltz, on
Edna Blossom.
Mare. wears and under 4--lst; Waltz,
on Blossom.
Mare. . years and under , - LIST;
Waltz, Bloom.
Group
Get Of sire, three Of his get, either
sex-lsti Waltz, ON Cavalier, Edna and
Blossom.
Produce Of dam. two colts, either sex,
produce of same mare-lst; Waltz, on
Blossom and Bloom.
Grand Display
One stallion and four mares, any age
list: Waltz.
Three mares, any age, owned by ex'
hibiior-lst, Waltz.
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FRUITS
Department 7
Boxed Apples


Jonathan-lst: Deestor Orchard Co
Filler.
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Jerseys on Animals Entered)

Ter. Idaho; Ernest Ihler. Filler, Idaho;
Glenn Leonard. Filler. Idaho. Roy Lam
drcth, Filler, Idaho; Mrs. Is. y. MePher-
son, Filler, Idaho; Geo. W. Mc1innis,
castleford, Idaho, Jack y. Nisbet, Bnli,
Idahn. Boz N71.
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Grade Draft

Judge: Y. p. Fieldsted.
Exhibitor: A. w. DcVissy, Twin
Falls.
Mare, years aud over--lst, Devils
sy, on Brownie; End, DeNissy, on Pet.
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List Of erhibiiofs-F. =. Chamber.
lain. Twin Falls. Idsho; Walter Miller,
Filer. Idaho: e. A. MeMasters 4 Son,
Twin Pals, Idaho; 2. X. Waltz, Fileri
Idaho.
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Duroc-Jsrssys

Boar. wear or over-w. II. Rambo.
on Orion Joe 3Gs705.
Boar, under yeaf--W. H. kambo, on
Idaho Sensation 454oe5.
Sow. year or oyer--Aifred stronk,
on Pathfiader Queen ID s36s0s.
Sow, under year-w. y. kambo, or
Closerleaf Sensation Lady 1st lzissS4.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-20

lect us a 'highbrow.' Then again and professors who give up their lives in toiling and helping the youth of the land by uplifting and preparing them for the struggles of the world. The men are letting the burden of culture fall upon the women of the land. They expect women to be more cul-' tured and be interested in things in tellectual.
 Get Interested In Politics.
 VI earnestly plead with the youth of the land to take more interest in politics. Not to see what they can get out of politics but to clean up politics so that the next generation will be better and cleaner, politically. As a matter of duty, all of you boys should be interested in politics. Study politics so that when you are ready to vote you will be prepared to vote intelligently. Many small groups are scattered the country over This only disorganizes and breaks down the high standards of American traditions.
 Tt is up to you boys to become crusaders to fight for things high and noble, in politics and other problems of the day. Help to break down in- tolerance, lack of respect for the in- tellect and things concerning unsel- fishness and the right attitude toward mankind in general. The next cen tury will be what you fellows make it. Don't permit your country to be- come a Carthaginian nation. And above all help to break down the worship of gold and create desire for intellectual things that bring more culture and honor upon na- tions."
 Boys Work Secretary Anthony A. Dorbuck announced that the High School club would meet again Janu- ary 6,
New Britain herald., 1922-12-20
SHORT CALENDAR
Cases on Docket of City Court For
 Fridays Session

The following cases are listed on the short calendar of the city court for Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock: Henry Liskiewicz against Teofil Woi- dal, permission to file answer, motion to appear and defend on behalf or creditor, New Britain Lumber Co.,, Lawyer Joseph Joseph Woods for the plaintiff and Morris Sake and l. l. Rachlin for the defendant; Herman Eelkin against John Yonca. judgment. Lawyer David L. Nair for the plain tiff; W.4J. Sheehan against Raymond and Co.,, Inc, disclosure of defense and judgment, Lawyer William Greenstein for the ,,lalntfn and Lawyer SNaye for the defendant; the Texas O., against E.aP. French, judgment, Lawyer M D. Sake for the plaintiff; David A.. Rashkew against Albert S. Hoffman,
 pleading by the defendant, Lawyer Alfred Levitt for the plaintiff and Lawyer David l.. Nair for the defend- ant; Sophie Daniedczeck against Be nigna Ludorf, bond for prosecution, Lawyer M. A. Sexton for the plaintiff and Joseph Woods for the defendant; Stanley Radziewicz against Stanley Su- tula, motion to reopen judgment Lawyer Stanley Nodicki for the plaintiff and Bernard r. Gaffney for the defendant and LaSalle Extension university against Thomas r. Bren- nan, pleading for the plaintiff, Lawyer Upson for the plaintiff. K
New Britain herald., 1922-12-20
City Items

Boxed candy at popular prices at Besse- Leland {. .-advt.
 The commissioner of motor vehicles at Hartford yesterday notified the local police that the operators license of John Abraham of 29 Lafayette street. which has been under suspen- sion, has been returned to him.
 Special Christmas Records. c. L.. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 The regular meeting of A. c. Ham, mond camp, United Spanish War Vet erans, will be held this evening at the state armory on Arch street at o'clock.
 Radio sets and supplies at Morans' --advt.
 Aziz Grotto will hold Christmas tree party for the children of the Children's Home Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at Grotto hall.
 Toy headquarters. Besse-Leland's. --advt
 The Christmas party of the Tuber- culosis Relief society will be held at Grotto hall Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-20
BRING SUIT FOR s125

Spring & Buckley, electricians, have brought suit for $125 against Howaro M. Steele and Mrs. Minnie Steele to recover $S2.29 for materials furnished and $22.50 for labor in their home and garage in 1917. The bill remains unpaid, according to the plaintiff. J. H. Kirkham is counsel for the plain- tiff and the action is returnable in the city court the first Monday in Janu ary. Real estate of the defendants on Stanley street has been attached by Constable Fred Wrinkle who served the writ.
 A female lobster has been known to lay as many as 160,000 eggs at a time.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-20

Cookies for the children must be made with the purest ingredients. You run no risk If you use Bakers Ger tif1ed F'lavoring Extracts. No better extracts made. At all good grocers. --advt.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES.

American Woolen has declared its
regular quarterly dividend of s1.75 on
common and preferred, payable Octo-
Der 16 to stockholders of record Sep
tember Is
Motor vehicle production for August,
based on shipments for first three
weeks of august, should exceed $685.
600, which is an increase of 10000
over July output. Last year. during
August, the output was 10000 We
hicles. which was an increase of 4.445
over output of July. 1921. Production
of cars and trucks for first seven
months of 1922 totaled 1.3s5.o66
against 1.66S,550 for all of 1921.
A New York curb membership was
sold for $4,000, the same figure as
last seat sold on curb,
1t is expected a resumption of div
rectors of United Retail Stores next
Wednesday Shipments Of Tobacco
Products Corporation during August
were twice those Of August, 1921.
In oil fields east of Rocky noun
tains 2,s77 wells were completed in
August, an increase of fifty-six over
those completed in July. Initial pro-
duction was 242,S4S barrels, a de-
crease of 4l,449 barrels.
Expectation of an increased dividend
rate in Standard Oil of Kentucky
stock has been realized In action of
directors changing basis from 81 to
SIS a share. The first quarterly div
idend on this new basis Is $1.25, pay
able October Q to stockholders ot
record September Is.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WALL STREET NOTES.

Tobacco planting in Canada has
made remarkable progress during the
last few years, some 10000 acres
being planted last year.
1t is stated that Railway Steel
Spring earnings are exceeding the
annual rate of IS on common, and
that the company has more than s1O.-
100000 cash and securities.
Regular quarterly dividend of
per cent was declared on Cramp &
Sons Ship and Engine Building
stock.
Stock dealings on Philadelphia
exchange in August totaled ls5.0ll
in July and 7s,206 shares in August.
1921.
A Pittsburgh dispatch says 1000
employees of United States Cast Iron
and Foundry, at Scotland, are idle.
having declined to return to work at
present wage scale.
General Gas and Electric subsid-
9s1 for July, an increase of S67.64S
over same month last year. Balance
after taxes and rentals was s2l5,340.
a decrease of s11,3Ss.
General Petroleum is to issue So
600 900 6 per cent convertible bonds.
which will be offered at par to stock
holders.
An extra Dividend of 1 per cent
was declared on REQ Motor Car stock.
The regular quarterly payment of L
per cent was ordered at the same
time.
Bonds called for payment in Sep
tember in advance OF maturity totai
about sll5,275,0O0. which compares
with ssS,725.S00 in August and $685.
400 in September. 1921.
Moon Motor common ran up TO
naw high for 1921. The stock pays
81 and it is estimated the earnings
will be equivalent to $5 share this
Evening star., 1922-09-03
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. September 2.-The ac-
tual condition Of the clearing house
banks and trust companies Tor the
week shows that they hold $685. 1s0
In excess of legal requirements. This
is an increase Of $I9.12S.s30 from last
week.
The statement follows:
Loans. discounts. etc, 81 ,527 ,o51 900;
decrease, $3S.015.000.
Cash in own vaults. members fed
eral reserve bank, S52,50O,00c; de-
crease, $2,454,000.
Reserve in federal reserve bank OF
member banks. $526,20l 900; increase,
$21. 1.425,000.
Reserve in own vaults: state banks
and trust companies, $i,055,000; de-
crease, $4,000.
Reserve in depositaries state banks
and trust companies, ss.571,oo0; de-
crease. $4,000.
Net demand deposits, ss,s4s,s7l.ooo:
increase. S1s.sI3.00o. United States
deposits deducted. s5s.o76. 900.
Time deposits. $493.357.0o0; de-
T Circulation. sss.s1e.ooo: increase.
Aggregate reserve. s542.s27 900.
Excess reserve. $26.1S3,190; in
crease, $19.126,s30.
Summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York, not
lnCluOeQ III clearing hOose $40
Loans, discounts. etc, S754,436,600;
increase, s1,49S,500.
Gold. S5,7s2,600; increase, $115,6o0.
Currency and bank notes, $17,111,-
500; decrease. ss50,000.
Deposits with federal reserve banks
of New York, $63,2s7,600; increase,
$590,500.
Total deposits, S7s5,166.6o0; in
crease, s443,100.
Eliminating amounts due from
reserve depositaries and other banks
and trust companies in New York
and United States:
Deposits. s741.s1s,50o; increase,
$1.46 900.
Banks: Cash in vault, $61,082,200.
Trust companies: Cash in vaults,
SIS, ,159,S00. ,..
Evening star., 1922-09-03
ARMY PILOTS SELECTED
FOR MICHIGAN AIR RACES
Gen. Patrick Picks Aviators and
Alternates-Pulitzer Trophy
at Stake.

Army air service pilots and alter
mates, who will participate in the ma
tional airplane races at Mount Glenn
ems, Mich, October Z to IA, including
the Pulitzer trophy race, have been
selected by Gen. Patrick. chief of the
Army Air Service. as follows:
Pilots-Majs Follett, Bradley; Capts.
w. r. Lawson, Lloyd L. Harvey, F. o.
D. Hunter, st. c. Street. Burt E. Skeel,
H. NJ. Elmendorf and Oliver W. Bro
berg. and Lieuts. Ernest e. Harmon,
Charles M. Cummings, Gerald E. Bal
lard. Phillip Melville. Erik H. Nelson,
o. G; Kelly. HaEeld R: Harris. Benja-
min r. Morton, James D. Givens, War
rem R. Carter. T. X. Koenig, William
L. Boyd, Dale v. Ganney, C. C. Nose
ley. R, L: Maughan. L. J. Maitland, E.
c. Whitehead. D. Schulze. C. L. Bis
sell, e. H. Barksdale. F. B. johnson,
BENJAMIN K. Mcbride, Donald F. STAGE
and James D. Summers
Alternates-Majs. John H. Pirie,
F. L. Martin and Fred H. Coleman:
Capts. Ernest Clark, Albert NJ. Guld-
era and Vincent B. Dixon and Lieuts.
Leslie P. Arnold, Raymond e. DAVIS,
Levi L. Beery, Charles B. Austin, r.
8. Worthington. Frank M. Paul, Ed
win B. Robzien, John w. Monahan,
George W. Goddard. Delmar H. Dun
ton, Howard X. Ramey, L. Wade,
Bushrod Hoppin. c. ". Haynes, G. p.
Tourtellot, J. T. Hutchison. C. E.
Crumrine. T.. K Matthews, G. C. Nc
Donald. ". 8. Miner, K. N. Walker.
Walter II. Reid, Roy B. Mosher, Ho-
bert r. Yeager and Roy W. Cartbhn.