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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20

Ever since gasoline has been used scale pleasure
and commercial motor vehicles several popular tests have been
used for gaugng its quality The most Of them is the
gravity made by Of instrument called hydon1eer
This gives the specific gravity of the gasoline degrees Baum
accurate measurement of it's weight
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20

Thousands of gasoline users have been
led to believe chat the gravity test is a
reliable indication of gasoline quality.
So believing, it is only natural for them
to suppose that high gravity means
high quality and similarly that low
gravity indicates low quality. There
are, however, many facts that show how
erroneous this idea really is.
That hapbened during The z,or
At the time of our entrance into the
war, the various departments Of the
government each had different specifi-
cations for the petroleum products that
it used. To eliminate the obvious dis
advantages Of this condition, the Fresi.
dent appointed a committee composed
largely of technical men and scientists
to draw I'D q single volume of specifi-
cations for ali classes OF petroleum
products used by al departments ofthe
government.
The work Of this committee was en-
bodled III the 'btepOrc OF committee on
Standardization Of Petroleum Specifi-
cations, published b. she u. S. Bureau
of Mines. And in Hhis ceport-w}2ich
contained complete methods for testing
all petroleum products, including gaso-
line, illuminating oil, lu1r;catirg Gil and
fuel oil the gravity test was ignored
in every case.
In other words, this committee, in nu-
merous conferences with prominent
motor vehicle manufacturers, gasoline
distributors and dealers, came to the
same conclusion that gasoline redners
have held for years, namely that
gravity has no significance whatever
in ascertaining the quality of gasoline.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20

The report mentioned above, the latest
volume of which is effective December
20, 1920 (Bulleti.l No. s., constitutes
the basis Of ali tests of petroleum prod
ucts to be bought for any and ali de-
partrnents CT the y. S. Government.
The opinion of @ prominent
authority on the subject
Most writers on the subjects Of petro-
leuna production, gasoline refining and
testing, point out the fallacy Of using
the hydromcter to determine the quail
ity or purity OF liquids.
In "The Petroleum Handbook, by
Mr.. Stephen 0. Andres, A. Il, B. Sc, E.
M, there is the following reference
made to the gravity test il the chapter
on Gasoline Specifications:
Specific gravity is in itself of very
little significance in determining the
properties of gasoline Gravity may
serve as an index Of other properties
particularly volatility, only when
knowledge is ct hand regarding the
source and method Of production of
sample of gasoline"
At best, the gravity test IS simply a
rule-of-thurnb method supposed by
many to indicate something that gaso-
line manufacturers and authorities are
we'll aware it does nor indicate, that is
quality.
For this reason, the Continental Oil
Company does not sell Conoco Case
line on basis of gravity. 1t is sold on
basis of its boiling points, the real test
of gasoline volatility, power and mile
age. On this basis it more than meets
the new Navy specifications of the
us. Government.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20

The familiar gravity Jar and hydromcter
are all that is necessary to find the
gravity" Of liquid. In this way the
weight Of the liquid can be computed
with great accuracy. But as an indica-
tor of gasoline quality, gravity" is
unreliable.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20

] Sunday night
hist church in J
ktty, pastor, wa
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hree of the ans
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-20

This "distilling outfit" shown
above. Is a common sight in
most every well-equipped chem
ical laboratory. BY means of
it, the boiling point or volatility
range of liquids like gasoline is
easily determined. and consti-
tutes a reliable indication of their
power producing properties.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
PREMIER DEFIES FOES
TO PICK FLAWS IN
: co INFERENCE
GALLERIES FILLED
CROWDS FLOCK TO PARLIAMENT
BUILDING TO HEAR LEADER
DlVULGE BENEFITS DERIVED
FROM ECONOMIC SESSIONS
JUST CLOSED.

London. May % -CBy the A. PD-
Prime Minister Lloyd George today
opened the debate in the house OF
commons on the achievement Of the
Genoa conference.
His political Opponets were lcadl
and the premiers replies 10 his cri
ties after his set address were expect
ed 10 form the most interesting part
OF the debate The public is taking
intense interest in the event as is
shown by the exceptionally large
number Of applications for seats in
the galleries while a big attendance
of members has been assured since
Lloyd George announced his willing
ness 70 forego his intention Of fore.
ing his critics to speak first.
Greeted by Cheers.
Loud cheers greeted Lloyd George
WIN he entered commons. The ses-
sion will have important bearing on
his political future
In beginning mis- speech LlOv1
George said he proposed dealing only
with the business Of the Genoa gath.
ering aud did not intend u discuss
German relations Or. british relations
an opportunity for discussion Of
which would be provided next week
Altho peace has been established in
Furone, he said. Il was lutte clear
the war atmosphere to Il certain OK
:eLt remained
Russia Left 20 Own Reeources.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
TAX OBJECTIONS Of
NORTH UTICA FOLK
WIPED Off DOCKETS
PROPERTY OWNERS FAILED TO
PROSECUTE COMPLAINANT
AND JUDGE REck ORDERS
THEM DISMISSED.

The objections which were filed by
the property owners of North Utica
to their 1921 tax assessments were
dismissed for want of prosecution in
the county court BY Judge b. Harry
ReCk yesterday. Judge ReCk however
III dismissing the complaints after
all the obiectors had defaulted appear
ance when their hearings were called
gave the property owners the right
to reinstate their cases within fifteen
days, upon motion by either personal
appearance or attorney.
One hundred and twenty-siy cases
were thrown out in this bunch, the
entire number that had been filed by
the village of North Utica. Attorney
Dale MOrahn, who represented the
village was in court, ready to make an
effort to present any reduction Of the
assessment
The county was represented by At
torney f. + Roberts, the county
treasurer's office by Deputy Treasurer
Robert Smith and the Tribunal was in
session, altho not single Utica resi-.
dent nor an attorney to represent
them turned up to present their plea
for a reduction of their last year s
, tax assessment
Mr. Morahn then moved that the
eases of the Utica property owners be
dismissed.
The number of property owners
from Utica who started proceedings
to reduce their taxes was greater this
year than ever before. They alleged
that thir assessments were higher
than the state law allows
Appeal Attorneys Fees.
An appeal to avoid paying a firm OF
Peoria attorneys $lOS.O5 for fees and
telegrams was carried from the JUS
tice court to the circuit court today
by Mrs r. G.. Setback and Miss Marie
Setback. 1927 Second street. La Sale
The attorneys are Clarence W and
Harry G. Heyl, of the firm of Ileyl a
Heyl
They brought action to collect the
alleged Indebtedness in justice of III,
peace Koenigs court in this city, and
secured judgment for Sl0S0j anc
costs on April % The defendants
then appealed their action to the high
er court
The lawyers are asking $25 for q
conference they alleged they held Wit
Miss Setback rgarding a case i'm the
La Sale county circuit court s..
for conference they held with Mrs
Setback in regard to a case held i'm Z
Nebraska court. and $25 for confer
ence they claim they held with Mrs
Setback on the cases. Another So +,
asked for fees for a Colorado law nrn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
PUBLIC SCHOOLS To
EXHIBIT WORK Of
TWO DEPARTMENTS
MANUAL TRAINING AND DOMES.
TIC SCIENCE CLASSES WILL
SHOW RESULTS OF THEIR
SKILL - NEW TEACHER EN-.
PLOYED.

The pupils Of the ottawa Public
schools will hold their annual eXhi-
bitions Of manual training work and
domestic science work tomorrow The
manual training articles will be dis,
played in the Lincoln school in West
Ottawa and the Domestic Science
articles in the Columbus school in
Center Ottawa.
The exhibits will be open to the
public both in the afternoon and the
evening. They will undoubtedly at,
tract. as they have in the past years.
many hundreds Of Ottawa citizens,
The work this year is said to be bet
ter than was ever shown at gram
mar school display in ottawa before.
Both the instructors and the students
have worked unusually hard to turn
out a line of work, that will be un.
surpassed at any other grade school
exhibit in the state.
The boys of the manual training
classes have completed the following
articles which will be on display
cedar chests, floor lamps, caned
library tables, gate leg tables, porch
swings, window seats, davenpOrts,
shaving stands, foot stools and uten.
sill racks
The girls of the domestic art de
partment will place in their exhibit
81 pt iIlag oh
years work They will display sew.
ing and cooking aprons, boomers,
blouses, Christmas presents, night
gowns, princess slips, white wash
skirts, wooden skirts. dresses and
other pretty articles of needle work
The members of the seventh grade
class will exhibit a breakfast and
luncheon which they have prepared
and the eigth grade girls will prepare
a dinner, which will be on display
The students will also display bread,
rolls, canned fruit and conserve.
Ottawa Girl Wins Appointment.
Miss Mnetta HartshOrn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George A. Hartshorn.
523 Illinois avenue, has been chosen
bN INC tp'dl H'liOol bodIu W HI tHH
vacancy created by the resignation of
Miss Mildred Berridge, kindergarten
teacher in the public schools. Miss
Hartshorn will graduate next month
from the Chicago kindergarten Gel
lege.
She IS a graduate of the Ottawa
High school and is well known in OF
tawa, having lived her practically III
her life She was chosen out of a bic
class of applicants as the most ef
ticient for the work in the locaI
schools.
Miss Hartshorn will begin her new
duties when school opens in Septem
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
Bull DING TRADES
WANT LOCAL LABOR
ON CITY CONTRACTS
APPEAR BEFORE COUNCIL AND
ASK THAT WORK ON FOX RIVER
BRIDGE AND NORTH SIDE PAVE
MENT BE GIVEN HOME MEN.

a union committee, representing the
Ottawa Building Trades Council, took
another step at last nights meeting
of the city council to insure home
labor employment on all future public
improvements attempted by the mu.
nicipality.
The laborists, headed by +. c.
Thompson as spokesman, asked the
administration to use its power and
influence in the letting of all future
contracts to see that workingmen, par.
tiCularly union Workingmen, be given
preference over imported labor in the
performance Of all city work. Mr.
Thompson said his committee in max
ing the proposal had the new $lOO,,
coo Fox river bridge and North Sid
pavement in mind. Mr. Thompson H.
presenting his argument said.
Il believe. and ! think the council
agrees with me, that Ottawa men
should have the preference in obtain
ing employment on work being done
by Ottawa money ! feel that home
labor should be given first cOnsidc"a-
tion over out of town wOrkmen, and
| believe that an arrangement can be
amicably arrived at without violating
any contractors rights nor conflict
with the law whereby our own men
can be given jobs in these two i'm.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
u. S. ASKS CANADA TO
MEET ON RIVER PROJECT

Washington, May 25.--The state de-
partment announced today that it had
communicated to the Canadian gov
ernment its willingness to begin
negotiations in connection with the
ST. Lawrence canal project to permit
ocean going vessels to reach the
Great Lakes. No answer has been
received from Canada.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
CRANE SENTENCED TO
20 YEARS BY FRENCH

Chicago, May ~ Sentence Of
twenty years on a charge cf melting
recent disturbances in French man
date territory in Syria has been meted
out to Charles r. Crane of Chicago ny
a French military court in Damascus
after hearing by default that IS,
In the absence of the accused -aC-
cording to a copyrighted dispatch from
Cairo, published today in the Chicago
Daily News.
The American government has been
notified of the verdict, the dispatch
adds.
While Mr.. Crane in his travels
avoids France and its possessions
there is little possibility that the sen
tence will ever be carried out,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
RECEIVES NEWS OF
BROTHERS. DEATH

Word was received in Ottawa today
OF the death of Charles Requarth.
which occurred early this morning in
Decatur. Mr. Requarth is brother
of Miss Wilhelmina Requarth. man
ager of the Bannon Music Shop in
Ottawa. He mas been sick for more
than two years, his illness dating
back to al. attach of influenza. Miss
Reluarth was called to Decatur last
Saturday by message stating that
her brother was very low.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
81 HURT WHEN TRAIN
BISECTS TROLLEY CAR

Birmingham, Ala, May 25.-Thirty-
two persons were injured, a number of
them seriously. today when a crowded
intcrurban trolley car was broken
into two parts by freight train. Con
fusion in following signals of cross
ing tiagman was said to have caused
the accident.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
UNION OFFICIALS
kept FROM WAGE
PARLEY BY RULES
Springfield May 25.-President Frank Far
rngton of the Illinois mine workers announced at
recommendation h a d
unanimously refused to
accept the invitation of

accept the invitation of
the Illinois coal operators to meet
them in district wage scale confer
enee.
Letters will be addressed to three
coal operators associations in the
state this afternoon, Mr.. Harrington
said, giving them the answer demand
ed in their letter last week.
"..Hs operators, Mr. harrington
added, will be notified that. until
the policy of the international union
is changed, this district is not willing
and is not going TO meet them in
wage scale conference
Preceding the session President
Frank Harrington announced he could
not say what action the board would
take and he declined to tell what rec
Ommendation he would make. with
the. exception of one or two, all the
members Of the board are said to be
supporters OF Mr.. Farringtou's poll
cies, ana whatever he wishes, it is
said. generally is done
An answer TO the letter Of the Hi.
nOis Coal Operators Association re-
ceiyed last week, which demanded in
formation as to Just what" the min
crs intended doing to end the strike
in Illinois, was the specific burden Of
tOday's session.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
LAST AMERICAN OUT
OF BRITISH TOURNEY

Prestwick. Scotland. May 25.-tBy
the A. P)-John G. Anderson of New
York. only surviving American in thG
British amateur golf championship
was eliminated today by w. l.. Hope
OF Turnberry, and /,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25

and $S05 for cash expended in send
ing telegrams
No Court Today.
No session of the circuit court was
held today, following am order issued
by Judge Eldredge yesterday after
noon adjourning the tribunal until to-
morrow morning
Mr.. Mcbride Appeals.
An appeal to the circuit court was
taken today of suit brought by Mrs.
Jennie Mccormick of tlNS city
AGAINST J. J. Mcbride The case
was heard before Justice of the Peace
Kornig on May \, and "A verdict ot
$50 and costs was awarded the plain
.tin. Mr.. Mcbride then took an ap
peal to the higher court
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25

ber, She will have charge Of the kin.
Gergartens in the Jefferson and Co.
lumbus schools.
Miss Berridgc resigned to accept a
position in the Evansville. Ind
schools Evansville is her home city
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25
WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and
Friday; probably show.
ers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-25

Odinances providing sidewalks at
the corner of La Fayette and Sanger
streets on both sides, were approved.
Mrs Zimmerman is the owner of the
largest parcel affected by the ordi-
nances which provide walks where
there had been none before.