New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 4

FARMERS YEAR | 70 BE GOOD ONE Department of Agriculture Ex-| pects Fair Average Washington, Sept. 1 (M—The agricultural situation generally fis viewed by the department of agri- culture in its September review as a promising one this year for the farmer, The summary placed the relative purchasing power of farm products in terms of ' non-agricul- tural commodities for July at 61 comparsd with a flve-year pre-war lavel fixed as 100, “Agriculture is getting an injec- tlor of price stimulation—a etimu- lant unfortunately brew partly from bad weather rather than from con- sumptive demand,” says the review. “‘Insofar as price levels mean income for this season’s products they rep- . rasent ® real bird in the hand. In- sofar as they merely serve to beck- on producers into a still heavier acreage of wheat, cotlon, corn, po- Mtatoes, along with rpore hogs, cat- .tle and sheep for 1926, they repre- sent a dublous substitution of the progmise for the fulfillment. Wheat Situation Tight | “The domestic wheat situation is| rather a tight one. There appears | to be littla wheat to spare east of | .3e Rocky Mountains. The country price of wheat has been running around thirty eents above last year and it is evidently high enough to stimylate production. Reports indi- .cate intentions to increase this fall's Hereage of winter wheat by 4,000,- A00 acres, or nearly 10 per cent .over that sown last fall” Reviewing the kev regions brist- ly, the department has this to say: Review By Regions General conditions slight- over 1924. Potato and vegetable growers in better epirits than last Apple produc perhaps not in quite so good posi- | tion as a vear ago “‘South—Cott has dons - well . except for the and_por- | outh Care- 1 and weather v. The 0 L ge total crop and .good income to the cotton belt. Drought area of South Central Tex- erable exodus of s reported there- fror uth as a whole in relative- lv favorable position. “Corn belt—Good corn crop in sight if it escapes an early frost #Fast 1y impr _Ne;v Coat ) | . Pinkham’s LPED HARIA IR | | | | % after taking a bottle J felt better did not stop with one bottle, but tool ) the whole critical time en of mid- | dle ag f nervous. snroying hot flashes so common at | this time, Probabllity of general increase in feedirg this winter with livestock ts0uraging and grain ample, region ia dla tly optimistic. “Wheat belt—Discouraged by drought effects out heartened by prices for vreat. Region fairly op- thmistle except In southwostern areas s crop practically falled “Tange country—Ranges general- ly 004 and stock ¢n good shape ex- cept fu south and in other local areas. Some uigns of hope among cattlemen at ndvances In heavy steer market and reviving reeder demand. Cattle Industry, liowever, is in such position as to require considerable | stimulus for general revival “Pacific coast—Citrus prospect good. General coast conditions fairly good.” BRITISH PASCISTI WILL Leaders Explain Purpote Is To Have Trained Body Available For Law Enforcement. Liverpool, Sept. 1 (A—The Britith faselsti organization of Liverpoo! is expecting to complete by the end of this week a plan for the drilling of its members, 90 per cent of whom are ex-service men, It is not the purpose of the fasclsti to wear any distinctive uniform, but the mem- bers of the organization will be re- quired to meet on stipulated eve- nings for eompany drills, exercise and instruction. Volunteers have been asked for by the eignalling, transport, engineering and other branches. A prominent member of the fascist! said last night “It is & mistake to think that the fascisti movement is a secret one We are out for law and order and ant to be able to say to the police vhen occasion arises: ‘If you want a ned body of men to help you here we are,' “We are antl-communists, but we disagree entirely with the young eo- called fascist! of Tondon, who creat uproars in Hyde Park'' CAPT. GILLIES PROMOTED Montreal 1 (P —Announce- ment s made that Captain Ja Glllies, master of the Canadian Paci- fic liner Empress of Scotland been appointed general manager the London office of the steamel He will suscceed the Thomas Fisher. Sept. line. late Daughter The What {s “trial mother? Her Mother: Mine! a2 SMOOTHER" and finer runnin MOTOR efficiency and satisfaction —for satisfaction follows efficiency —drive to any Gulf Service Station or Gulf Dealer and fill your tank with NO-NOX Motor Fuel. You will recognize it by its Orange It will stop all carbon or combustion knocks B P’;z? color NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1925. PREFISTORIC ANTHALS STILL LIVE IS BELIEF Specimen Thought To Be Still Wan. dering Through Jungles of British Columbia, Victoria, B, C, Sept. 1 (#~—Brit- ish Columbia 18 in the throes of & discussion whether creatures which lived In prehistoric times still exist in the southern interior of the prov- |ince. R. Leckie Ewing, an angler of the |Okanagan Lake region, has reported |to John P. Babcock, deputy commis- stoner of fisheries that long necked rough-skinned creatures which he |belleves, waddled across the sur- s heard of, are living |depths of the lake, Mr. Leckie- Ewing says he {s preparing to go forth and give battle to the mon- | sters |intention to shoot one of the crea- |tures and tow it ashore as proof of |his assertion Mr. Babcock's thaory is that large |sturgeon and not sea serpents are causing all the discussion in the Okanagan district. His fdea, how- {ever, is treated with contempt by other men than Mr, Leckie Ewing, in the FaZZars CASTORIA MOTHER:- Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipa- tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic |tace of the earth long befors man | HOLD MILITARY DRILLS | Armed with a rifle, it is his | who clalm to have seen the terrify. ing monsters, STORK VISITS PARIS, LITTLE BAG MISSING Boulevards In One Week Have Seen Leopard Hunt, Fox Hunt And Now Big Bird Flight. Parls, Sept. 1 (AH—Parislans each week are being thrilled by visits of denizens of the wilds, 2 Ten days ago the capital was all aflutter over a leopard hunt in the Bois 44 Boulogne and last week it was treated to a real fox hunt through the gay boulevards, Yesterday there came another Visitor—a huge stork. The bird first |made its appearance flying over the Champs Elysees. It settled down for !a moment on the limb of a tree to | spectators and rose and winged fits | way toward the Decorative Arts ex- | posttion Here it gracefully flew about un- ti1 it espied the tall tower of the Al- |satian building and alighted upon it |ana posed there for some minutes, to the delight of the crowd. When it had rested sufficlently the big bird and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. 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On September 21 at a stated com- munication the work will bs in the . A. degree A first-class planist can touch the keys more than 1000 times with one hand_in one minute. ggle Alone GET A START IN LIFE AND OWN YOUR OWN HOME. CONDITION NOT SERIOUS New York, Sept. 1 (#A—Edward R. Strettinius, a member of J, P, Mor- gan and Co, is 1l at his eountry home at Lecust Valley, Long Island. 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