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Evening star., 1922-07-16
FER|L Of AIR WAR
FEARED IN BRITAIN
Experts Say London Could
Be Laid Waste Within
Twenty-Four Hours.
SOUND OFFICIAL ALARM
Condition Of Unpreparedness Made
Subject Of Special
Propaganda.
SOUND OFFICIAL ALARM
81 the A.sociated Prsss.

By the Associated Press
! LONDON July Britain 10 de-
clared again to be In dire peril. She
Is described as in dangerous state
Of unpreraredness against air attack.
Experts contend that London could
be laid in ruins from the air within
twenty-four hours. Many facts and
figures are given by various news
papers TO prove it.
Britons, and Londohers especially.
are told they should be SO badly
scared they wouldn't sleep soundly
In their beds again until something
was done to set matters right. But
the stolid Britisher refuses to pc
scared for anybody or anything: he
stopped raining and that the last two
days Of the Ascot racing were gio-
riously fine.
Serious Trouble Likely.
But there may be serious trouble
brewing for the government over the
state Of the country's air defenses.
Mai. Gen. Seely started the trouble
as trouble Is often started, here-py
asking question in parliament as TO
how the country was fixed Tor ar
planes in case Of war.
The reply Of Capt. Guest, the AIR
minister, was not exactly calculated
to make nervous people feel comfort
able. He said that while the country
in 1890 had 1856 civil airplanes Mt for
war, it now had only eighty three
and these were of twenty-eight dif-
ferent types This year there are
only eighteen machins actually flying
In regular service.
AIR League Statement.
The Air League of the British En-
pire, which aims to do for tho air
force what the Navy League does for
the navy, saw in the turn Affairs had
taken q chance to do some enective
propaganda work and issued state
ment of which this is the gist:
The total strength of the royal ar
force in these islands Is twelve SQUAD
rons. of which percentage are skele-
ton formations.
No provision has been made to IN
sure that civil machines and per-
sonnel shall take part in the aerlai
defense Of the country in case of war
France has at present 126 squadrons
of airplanes and will have 220 squad
rons by the end Of this year.
Behind this force she has at present
several hundred civil machines ear
marked for use in case of war.
The French aircraft industry IS
turning out $50 machines per month.
Evening star., 1922-07-16

halien garrison at Alexandrovsk and
Nikoiaievsk.
However. the Japanese government
hopes that negotiations will so still
further. ard that. either by an agree
ment with the Chita government or
the soviet at Moscow. Japan will be
able to withdraw her troops from
Evening star., 1922-07-16

northern Saghalien before winter
sets in. The Korean army headquar-
ters will exercise rigid guard on the
frontier after the troops have left
Siberia.
Evening star., 1922-07-16

All the larger felines jump for their
opponents throat in attack.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

You can't afford 10 overlook the possibilities of a Herald classified ad.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28
Feed and Fuel.

HARD WOOD, it., s11.oO per cord de- nvered. Sawed, SIS per cord. A. R. Jones, 72 Whiting St.. Plainville.
 HARD WOOD-Oak, hickory and maple, cut In stove and fireplace lengths, s15 a cord. Delivered anywhere in the city. R. H. Battey. 700 West Main St. Tel. 237s. YOUR whole herd will give more milk on Purina Cow Chow, the perfect balanced dairy ration. Call us up. We put the proof in your milk pail. N. B. Bird & Feed Co. Phone 1121-3.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

 NEW YEARS SALE OF USED CARS Packard, 1917, 7-pass. touring. Paige, 1920. 5-pass. touring, new ly painted.
 Ford, 1920, coupe, newly painted. Cole 8, 1920, 7-pass. touring Dixie Flyer. 1921. 5-pass, equipped with new tires. Buick, little 6, 1917. 5-pass. touring. Buick, 1918. 5-pass. touring. Chandler, 1913, 7-pass sedan. Maxwell, 1921, touring. Maxwell, 1922, coupe, right. new.
 LASH MOTOR CO. INC. WEST MAIN & LINCOLN SITS. "A REPUTABLE CONCERN"
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28
Instrumental and Vocal.

MANDOLIN, banjo, ukulee. Correct, mod ern instruction. E. c. Benson Barker. 259 Main St. Tel. 2sss. In New Britain Tues, Thurs Fri. and Sat.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

Wantcd-Artlc1es To Buy. 6S FURNITURE In good condition wanted. Good prices paid all household articles. Call me before you sell. Phone 6l6-l3. FURNITURE-Wil pay fair prices for sec ond-hand furniture or will exchange. ID. M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1920.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

FOR watches, rings, pearls, silverware or anything in the line of gifts that last. walk ono flight up to B. Georges, 166 Main. Room 10. opp. Dickinson Drug store It will pay you we'll
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

AUTOMOBILE running board .nold'ng put on. All varieties replaced. Remember that service is our aim and that wc are auto Lody and radiator experts. o. Decker. Corbin Place, Phone 553
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and stripping Lowest prices in town. Joe Amszin. 357 at
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies made to order. High class work, satis- faction guaranteed and price reasonable. I, Ravixza, 332 Park St. Phone 676.i3. AUTO RADIATOR cores inserted in quick time and positively guaranteed. New and
 used radiators carried in stock; all makes.
 New England Radiator Works. 3s East Main St. Phone S60.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-28

USED CARS 1920 Buick pass. touring, new paint 1920 Buick 1 pass. coupe. new paint 1917 Buick 5 pass. touring, new paint. 1920 Essex 5 pass. sedan, new paint. 1917 Franklin 5 pass. sedan, good paint. 1920 Oakland 5 pass. touring. new paint. 1921 National 2 pass. touring. excel- lent condition.
 1919 Overland pass. sedan, good paint.
 Terms and trades considered.
 NEW BRITAIN BUICK co. ass ARCH ST. PHONE aso7 NEXT TO A NEW BUICK IS
 A USED BUICK"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

Az least the cHbled reports from the
Associated Press correspondent a.
Monte Carlo yesterday lead me to be
lieve that the wonderful French girl
is once more at the top OF her game.
Nothing else could account for her
overwhelming defeat Of Miss Eleanor
Goss Of this city, by q score Of %,
60 in a practice match yesterday At
Monte Carlo.
This is the worst defeat Miss Goss
has suffered since she became a tour
nament player, | believe. She was
ranked at No. ) last year in the Off
cial list, with only Mrs. Mallory, Miss
Mary X. Browne, Mrs. Marion Finder
stein Jessup and Mrs. MAJ Sutton
Bundy placed above her
In Miss Goss's defense. 1t should
be said that she sailed for Europe
only on April 4. hence could not
have had much chance 5or practice be
fore her impromptu match with the
French marvel Nevertheless. the fact
chat she could not win even one game
out Of twelve is astonishing, ard
makes all the more praiseworthy Mrs
Mallory's great accomplishment last
summer in forcing "the Suzanne to
default in the second set Of their
match on the West Side courts.
To Play Mrs. Mallory Again
Following her hollow victory ovcr
Miss Goss, according to the Asso-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

quarter mile distance mo6Iov .nd
ra,.;,,+ od., -o,o.
~ t"' "'eoIeS 'eIsy S'a"lplo''Shi pS'
while Tomorrow the two-mile, four
mile, one-mile and halfmiie relay viii
divide the spotlight with the jndl-
yidual events.
In the quarter mlIe race Lafayette,
with lie Coney, the national sprint
champion; Kelly, Malick and Johnston
appears to have the edge on Penn,
which viii be represented by Lever
AItm<ner' Welsh and Snattuck. ONO
State, Penn state, CoIumbla ana Notre
Dame are also entered.
Nlne colleges are IN the distance
medley which mould De mighty
close race Georgetowns team, hln-
ha'y brewster. Masters and Connolly,
winch won the indoor champlonshlp IN
record time WIil probably be the
faVoriie' but ale princeton and Penn
state are s{ronE. ana any one OF these
teams "IH"' upset the Georgetown
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

in Philadelphia golf circles than he is
i'm the metropolitan section. played a
grand round of golf and broke through
latc i'm the afternoon with the winning
qualifying score Just when it appeared
If there would be triple tie for the
medal.
Cook. in getting neat if not gaudy
IS, played one Of those steady, straight
line games Of golf, the systematic
Kind o. using so many strokes for each
hole and no more He did finish with
a ragged 6 on the nome hole after get
ting two good IS on the two preceding
holo5 But that only added a bit OF
color to his card and in no wise
ctampcd his style. inasmuch as he was
finishing his days work.
The score made was as follows:
1u........... 2 ) 4 9. SIS
r Z 3 6-3i--75
George Hofncr. Marcus Greer and
Fred Knight, three proficient Phila-
delphla Iinhsmen. played up to their
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Good Workout by Norwich

Smart horSemen, without exception,
declare Norwich one Of the speedest
hOrough ghbreds up TO a mile, at least
mat the American turf has ever known.
ne only possible doubt these feel as
his victory in the Kentucky Derby
ilnges on whether or not he can carry
fls trer endous speed over q route. The
Derby distance = mile and q quarter.
Fred BUrlow had intended yesterday
morning to give the great colt q stiff
Workout at mile and an eighth the
lreakness distance). But he found upon
arriving at the Jamaica course a sixty
male gale kicking up such dust clouds
g. would have put 10 shame the best
sand storm Of the Sahara. The trainer
sold MCAtce to keep the son of Runny-
mede under restraint all the way and
not 10 better two minutes for the dis
tance
NcAtee, : great Judge Of pace, fol
owed instructions implicitly. The big
brown thrce-year- fighting to run
all the time, bounded over The nine
.ur'ongs as rhythmically az a machine.
lie worked the mile and an eighth in
@;0l 20. Because of the dust clouds
lcAtee went under double wraps
through the last quarter. Breaking at
ne halfmilo pole, Norwich ran his fur
u:39 %, 0:52 30, 1:O5 3-5, 1928,
81 SO, :46 So. 2:Ol3-5.
TO crowd Of admirjng friends who
mad motored out to see the trial Mn
Burlew expressed satisfaction with
lorvich's condition and behavior under
distressing weather conditions. The
colt was full Of play when McAtoe
lullcd him up.
It's question OF keeping him on
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESI- ITS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Georgetown. :: West Nirginia, /.
Syracuse. -; KutEers. /.
Tufts. 3; Boston University. o.
EOwdoin. J2: Wesleyan, {.
\otre Dame. 6: kalamazoo Normal, .?
Illinois, 9: Iowa, ).
Boston College. ) Maine >.
Rhode Island state. IS; Colby, x.
GAMES TODAY
Amherst -. Columbia. south Field.
West Virginia Va. Catholic l.. Wash
nEton.
\. II. state w Boston College. Hostou
BOwdon vs.. Holy { ross. Norcestcr
Mass.
Williams vs. Yale. New Haven. Conn
Worcester 7. uion. schenectady
\. Y.
\. c.. state Maryland. college
Park Nd.
W. and VI. vs.. Delaware. Newark Del
syracuse vs.. Seton Hall. south OrunNp.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28


-, chief bread winners Of Mrs. WI
red viau's foreign stable, has been
,srored among the handicap horses by
,andicapper W S. Nosburgh, the mas
,r Of his profession. Audacious has
o.,n assigned top weight Of 129 pounds
,cr this priced six-furlong sprint
But even greater honor mas been be
..o~ed by Mr.. Nosburgh upon the un-
o..,en Norwich. just now the most dis
sussed thoroughbred in training. The
Official Handicapped requires the un-
beaten son OF Runnym mode Hymir to
nick up us pounds. The Rancocas Sta
bls's Kai Sang, which was chief rival Of
Moryich in the early season of 1921. is
siven a pull Of SIX pounds in the
weights. Norwich must coHcodc seven
pounds to Lucky Hour, which proved
autumn
Plans to Start Norwich
Benjamin Block, the owner Of Nor
zen. declared yesterday that it was his
Intention TO start Norwich in the Pau
nonok regardless Of the high esteem IN
ghich he WAS held by Handicapped Nos-
o1rgh. He and trainer Fred Burlew
regsrd the occasion $ fitting one in
shch to give the Kentucky Derby fav-
olte q "p!pe- e-opener' before shipping
him to Churchill Downs. Burlcw main
,ains that one race is worth half q
dozen uork-o outs; he does not believe
there is a horse in training which can
keep foot with the pride Of his heart
0ver the three quarters route on any
hing approximating a weight-for-age
Proposition.
Whether or not Norwich faces the
starter in the Paumonok, this annual
teature Of the running turf's local de
but IS bound TO prove 4 fitting attrac-
ton for the occasion. The Paumonok
has always been regarded as more or
iess of trial for the Excelsior Han
dicsp. 20 be run later in the meet. Con-
Sequently, almost invariably all the
fastest horses in training are seen in
;ae Paumonok
There are more Of these than usual
tcreabout this year and the announce
ncnt of weights viii give turf follow
ers an opportunity to digest the situa-
tion and reach conclusions long before
tae Paumonok field parades to the post
newt Wednesday afternoon. OF the
slHty-sevcn eligibles it IS expected that
4 dozen at least Will compete. Mr.
|osourgh. 81 wizard in handicapping
can bring horses together better than
any other expert in this country. What
the public loves, an open race, should
result
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

usual standard, and turned in good
scores of rs each, which. however,
earned them nothing more than places
in the first division. Rudolph Knepper
the young Princeton student, who is
rated coming star, showed to adyan-
tage his first time out. and easily got
into the first flight with score Of II.
The loading scores Were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
BOwdoin Nine Victor
Over WESLEYAN, I2-4

MlDDLETOWN, Conn, April 81
Bowdoin won from Wesleyan by a
score Of y to & TODAY in a game
marked by hard hitting on the part Of
ne visitors. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Famous French Tennis Star Is
Again in Championship Form
Mile. LengIens 90 90 Victory Over Miss Gos-
Indicates That Mrs. Mallory VIII Face Severe
Test Against Suzanne in Tile Meet at Wimbledon
BY Fred Hawthorne

Mile Suzanne lengen, of Paris the
tennis player has apparently fully illness that
tackled her during this
held responsible her crushing defeat Mrs Moa
Bursted Mallory national championship
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
ucos Draws Top Weight 29 Pounds Par1onok Handicap jam
Morrich Has Heoriest lmpost
Of 3-Yeor-Olds, U8 Pounds
Blocks Unbeaten Colt Must Concede Six Pounds
to kai'Sang and Seven to Lucky Hour, His
Two Leading Rivals During the 1872 Campaign
BY W. |. Macbeth

Announcement OF "eghts for the Paumono Handicap
Of the opening the metropolitan Jamaica
Wednesday
New Norks myriad admirers the Thoroughbred This fur
the first real basis speculation student of form
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Pdumonok " eights

Paumonok Handicap for three year
olds and upward BY subscription Of
500 each, starters to pay 500 addition
al. Guaranteed cash value of $4,000.
of which $500 to the second and S400
10 The third. SiN furlongs:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Cooks Card of Is Is Best i'm
Qualifying Round at Trenton
Lclr. Co1SICain

JRN TON ~ J April 27The golf for golfers Of the
Philadelphans
with The annual invitation tournament of the Trenton Country Club
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Syracuse Lacrosse Winner

HlLADELPHIA. April 27.-Sy Syracuse
o,day defeated the University OF Penn
'''Vanls a. lacrosse, goals TO /
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Racing s III ra1 111 aries

HAyRE DE GRACE APRIL 27- WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST
S FIRST ,atnos sas> Sl2s91 SIX fr]@TS Post
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

closed eaneIv caufht Carman FaDtssos
broke fast and fCrcei ior,iie I,sce.
tho narrior won't up Fli7s Drth brice Quh.
allowances. puryc. 81 pos O.. one mile
Won driving. placs same Tine - -.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

7 -UV,
four -year-oIds and upward milo and q
furlorg
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

Penalties accrue from noon. April %
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Swan Recommends
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severest Cases Of Indigestion
Promptly Overcome When -
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FOR SALE: Mission chair rocker
and settee; reed baby carriage;
iron bed; royal blue springs;
porch chairs. Mrs. NJ. L. o'Neal,
S16 Boydstou Street, 5461A
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading
SEPTEMBER 90

800 = A4AA4N4AN ~
Children of this date have a
very dominant will-power, quick
discrimination and understanding,
and very early in life show a tai
emit for a business career. They
are also true lovers Of nature.
These children have very sensi-
tive skins and should be caution.
ed about bathing. They should
have pure food. pure air, with
deep full breath exercises and
harmonious metaphysical treat
ment which are the true natural
medicines for these people. Never
allow them to take drugs In any
form whatever.
The governing planet OF this
date Is Mercury, the winged God,
and the governing sign is Virgo,
The birthstone is$a pink jasper
and the astral coolrs are black
and gold.
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAlaEAI II you
want TO buy. sell or exchange 'at.
yertise your wares IN Tampa and
South Florida, One o. the niost
prosperous regions or to-day. Al
ways use Times want Ads. LarE.
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want al lineage Of
any Florida paper. Guaranteed 70
all advertisers. Regular rate one
cent per word. Monthly rate on ap.
plieation. Inquiries cheeefully. an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa, Florida, 3s6sA
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.HOUSEHOLDERS'
BARGAINS

Many useful articles
will be found in this
column. I
You too, can advertise
under the following clas-
sifications, miscellaneous,
for sale, for exchange and
wanted. All this week
FREE
Read 'em all and profit.
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= Side car for Pope Motorcycle. /
Metz auto. Will sell cheap. See
me at once at 222 Noryal street.
54so a
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Male Help Wanted
Agents Wanted

SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants
agents; sell advertised brand
mems shirts direct to wearer. No
capital or experience required.
Free samples. Madison Nils, 5os
Broadway. New York. Sis1 a
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FOR SALE Overland touring car
or trade for Ford Coupe or
touring. Inquire No. Mine, ask
for oberstadt. 5457A
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NATIONAL CASH REGlsTERs-
New and used; easy payments.
National Cash Ilegister Co..
clarksburE. w. We. 4607A
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Houses And tots
Houses And Lots
ISELL FAIRMONT

w I oEI4L FkaI1kNIONI
Front street, rooms and BATH large rooms modern
extra building lot Terms. Phone 1882.
Modern suburban corporation on paved road
rooms and bath, garage, large lot Phone 2s1
Norwood, Groom house. modern; offered at low price
easy terms. Phone 1452.R
5room house. WE'LL trees extra large lot Easy
terms Phone 1452.R.
modern bungalow on paved street. only minutes
walk from court house, and BATH permanent home
easy terms. Phone 3s6.R.
Weschester bungalow rooms, modern level lot blocks
from stop A bargain. Terms. Phone 2S1.
LEVIB. HAIR
PHONE 2st
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Household Goods

MISC. FOX sALE-Reed baby
carriage. Phone 1571-M.
545SA
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West End Improvement
Company
Professional Building

List your properly win Levi 3.
Harr, real estate broker, and
get In line with his great home
selling campaign. Phone 3S1 TO-
further Information. 6ls6A
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FOR sAIE.-1s foot Iceless Soda
Fountain, solid marble front. A
bargain. 31b Market street. Phone
1857. 547sA
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THREE VERY Goor used SOx
345 Fabric Tires, can be bought
very cheap IL sold at once. II you
have Ford car or an Overland
you need them. NJ. L. Campbell,
Edgeway Drive. 5449A
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FOR sALE-Confeetionery or will
sell fixtures. 3 showcases, pair
Of Toledo Scales, Soda Fountain,
Ice Cream Tables and Chairs. 315
Market street. Phone 1851. 5479A
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WantedI

WANTED TO BUY second hand
typewriter. Reply BOX 1884.
care OF The West vifginiau.
1858 4
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Household Goods

WANTED TO \ BUY-sanltary
couch. Phone 6SO-M. 64ss A
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WANTED TO sELL-one house,
seven rooms ard bath with two
lots. Price reasonable. See W. E.
Steele, Houghton Addition, Mann
ington, W. Va. 546s A
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WANTED TO SELL Sonora Vic
trola, In, first class condition.
Price $4,000. No records includ-
ed Phone 302-W. Address 131
Elktns Street. 5451A
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WANTED TO RENT-Deslrable 6
to 8 room house, South Side OF
Locust avenue section. Paul r.
Morrow, Dormltory Apis Fairmont,
w. Va. ,5456A
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FOR SALE = Three burner oil
stove. Call 1T51-M; either morn
ings or evenings, .5496A
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FOR SALE-one ladies' navy blue
suit with squirrel trimming.
Size 3S. Price very reasonable.
Phone 1S67-M.. saga
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FOR SALE: A $3.50. Angolus
Player Piano for less than half.
Mahogany finish, good condition.
For particulars address Mrs. John
H. Taylor, Gen. Delivery, Fair
mont, w. Va. 6453A
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FOR SALE: Six room house on
Jackson addition. Phone 60o-M.
5455A
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-09-21
BEEF CATTLE VITAL PART
OF DIVERSIFIED FARMING

Fargo, N. D.-"Beef cattle r a
vital part of successful diversified
farming in North Dakota and the r
alization of this fact by farmers OF
the state is resulting in increased in
terest in the study of livestock" said
E. j. Thompson, animal husbandry-
man at the North Dakota Agricultur-
al College, today in discussing the
college beef herd and plans for the
stock judging activities for the COM
ing year.
With diversified farming comes the
raising of forage crops and the pro-
duction Of roughage that cannot be
marketed in any other form than live
stock products. Never before in the
history of the college has there been
such a fine heard of beef animals for
study by young men of the state" SAID
Mr.. Thompson. Keeping a good hero
of beef animals gives the college men
an opportunity to study the animals by
actually seeing and feeling them and
exercising Judgment; in this way
thew learn to know animals in a way
that cannot be obtained from books.
"Further, the college men may