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16 TIIi: BINGTIAMTON PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1927. Central to Form Pocket FARMS and FARMING On The Radio Tonights Radio Programs United States Army Band to Give Concert War College Musicians Will Broadcast Over Blue Network Billiard Team More Planes to Aid Marines in Nicaragua Arrival of Dry Season Will Permit More Activity by Americans HAVE DAlIiY FIGHTING No Trace Found of Two American Aviators Shot Down Last Month market with tha wheat and their weight was deducted from the total weight of the wheat before payment was mads. If the seeds had been taken out, as they might have been, before the growers shipped their wheat, think how many dollars more they would have realized for their crop for thoee years! Is His a splg-got or a bunghole was'? Committee Is Appointed to i Arrange Tournament I 30 a studt, ptvffrmm. I m. Philro hmr.

WHO Oh 031.4 OUt. 1 Phllom-a'a Owlwrtr I p.m. WHO Llttlo symjhAny. a a C-WJiS program. 10 pat.

tt'tanat: aazlM. WC X-W I orrt 440 0 0ML I -00 am-Puuhy prasrmma. I p.m hi N.C..WJX proframa. I 10 pm, froata: d.nrs mu14 i 11 p.m.-"V Old chif. WOAP fart Wr1s 400 7 40H.

0 SL -WIS tfalnra. for This Winter SABIO FOOTBALL tCNIOULI vr.KT KOOtt tT tm is. Blfrua. WJZ hook-up-ohm att en rrtseMos. IT-Owen m.

lflriuiaa. WIS-klWIMU w. Has DSM. wsci nnnu nan. woa Mtimirt n.

Was TinnsM. WCf'O Mlnawats n. Notra HUM. WNV--cotusiMs w. Jofeas Bocklaa, Wna ntrm n.

iHrtswuta. Manufacturers Join Farmers in Broad Appeal for Square Deal in All Lines of Industry Pretident of Anociation Declare That All Industrial Aciivitlet Are Linked in One Strong Bond; Taxation Reform It Hey note to Better Times Half an hour of band music, transmitted from tha War College at Washington, will be heard tonight at IEAGUE IS PROSPECT Schedule -of Activities (or Next Week Is I Announced The first re prre nUtW pocket and billiard tam of the be formed from th best playfrs iKOA.it ifc vivrKvr IViullfOl 1 nnncr und Advlxor on Farm I'l-olili-iiiii JO o'clock, when Itia National Itroadeaatlng Co. broadcasts through the blue network a concert of the States Army band. Nina numbers will be presented. The opening will be "The Washington Kvenlng star," a march by CaptaJn William J.

Stannard, leader of the band. The concert will end, according to the band's custom, with "Tha Star Spangled Banner," The complete program follows: "The Washington Kvenlng Btar" atnniisrd manufacturers of tha KTHt Mot J04.4 TIOx. 7 m. Oraan; orrhoatr p.m. Conrtrt ffaturoa, WDAF Kanau City 370.1 1101.

p.m 10 p. m. Popular proarsm 10.40 o.a.-NI.Mhaa. WMC M.mphla OlOa-OOOk. 0 pm 14 pretTama.

WCCO Mlnn.aaell.-SI. Past 4M1 140k. 7:11 p-Bi. Barlov'a orctwotrs. 1 pm.

B.C.-WJZ proa 11 p.m. Baum'a orchnatr W8M Nam villa 040. 1 000k. 0 p.m. stonra; dlnnor mnalo.

0 p.m. C-WJI taslun. 10 pa. Bam dann W0S Niwart 4M.5 710k, 0:19 p.m. ninoar mualc; UiJc.

0 Coiwert fealuro 11 p.m- llan, orrhnalraa. Tin Slates held their annual con vention a few days ago at Chat a business of It we might Just as well command the spple market of the world as to let It go somewhere else, jet'a make up our rnlnds to do this, it would be greatly worth while. Jof the arnlor department thronirh a i peelal tournament of th ellgthl "Ulenit Overture" Wimiirr TwcMr maw aoi.a aiwu p.m. Waldorf dinnr mtiulf. "lsnse iinsgroise" King Ilufer Haxophune Holo, Technical Sergeant Kiifene II.

llometter "Klnlandls" "lhellin "la t'hlneiie Temple liar den," Kelelliey "tiems of llotlviti" Purraitan "Ksnee of the Berpents'' Hocenlnrl "KiiilmHmiig the Kmhlem" Alexander lia Mtsr Spsiigled llaaner" Violation! of the Fur Laws TJI08I3 who vtolata the fur laws are likely to have tha Federal authorities after them with a sharp stick. Htate game officials are also on tha alert lo capture offenders, so much so that in six states In July, August and Heptember 64 prosecutions were mad, involving penalties amounting to many thou Jl int. The tournament will be in char of the following committee, M. '(inlwptl. Kr'd Initio, IT.

Vm frnrk-, it, JttohftM Itrifr and TC, Htesitn. jTh of the Rumen, whlrh bit player, durlnff the week, Will tlto fljinounred later, The plan nt present rail for the formm of a Southern Tlr fVirket I'-llllanl und lillllitrd Lwiffti. the following ionn: On-trHl Hrrnnion, Khntra, Portland, l.htjra and IMnKbatnton. Tfce plan Vlll la to piny a regular h- Recent Farm Events NtNB nrOtrSAND makers of dalfjf machinery and dealers In dairy products last w.H attended th annual meeting of their organisation at Cleveland. Ohio.

Exhibits valued at a million dollars were shown. lAst year tha average American Consumed 65 gallons of milk, 17 pounds of butter, 4 pounds of cheese, 2 gallons of Ice cream snd lift pounds ot condensed and evaporated milk. Itecords show that of purebred bulls, one-third Increase herd production, one-third barely maintain it, while tha other one-third actually lower It. No marked changes In farm ownership for the year ending March 16th, 1927, are indicated by the annual survey of the farm real estate situation In this country, The credit situation with respect to farm real estate continues favorable, Karrn bankruptcies showed a decline for the year of one per cent. Herbert W.

Colllngwood, fof many years editor of The Hural New Yorker, died suddenly of heart disease October 21st, aged 70. A single head of wheat has been multiplied so in the past II years that this year 850,000 acres have been seeded In Pennsylvania alone from seed traced directly bark to it, and millions of bun nils springing from it have heen marketed. Professor Noll, a aclentlst of Penn State College, accomplished this result and vouches for Its accuracy. A washing maohine ractory of tha mid-west every morning places bottles of milk at various convenient points In the building for the use of its employes, who are glad to gt it at si cents a pint At many point along the valleys of the Chenango and rivers there has not been a single killing frost before the first of November this year. More than BO million tons of milk were produced in the United States last year 3 30 gallons for every tick Kf the clock, day and night.

(Unttwl Prm) IRMtcm BttsSare Tlm.l AIUt a-)MMRi MHwulom. M. phia hoar. 11 45 1SKWt. wee Aini.ii.

cn ra.s-im. MS iJinrwr miwlfli tn i'tnrr uroimn. 10.M) is. nla; duu snute. WSAL lOAM.

chorus. mo; FfelUw hour. KVOO rt.rm WI.S-aMk. ast Munlcii.l M.od. J-won mom.

hlh-a hour. was SiaWsSR (MS. rt.B.C-WKAir pTOcrtmi. WMAK-SafsH MM M'. I1S p.m.

Jli.Br Ditwlt. 7:80 fliifftio p. ia.K'uMefti lrf r.mt, 11 p.a. proir.m. KYW Chlw-J2 p.m.

srorlfs: dlnbiw matte p.m. OMfl procrtm. I pn BO. -WJZ prorrsm. 1, p.A.-K'owima eamlfil.

P.IB. II. mn'. Orrhwlrs. MAO CMMM 447.H P.SI.

7lniwr pruiram. m. Pbmolof. 1:30 p.m. Mu.lri prorr.ms.

il p.m. Kr-n WLW Cincinnati 421. 7k. 7 n. Orr.n reell.l.

oi. Harmony Hoym, wjz prntnma. 10 p.m. llanos rntiale. WSAI Cincinnati Ml I SMk.

p.m. Muttral toaturaa. nmm: Hawaiian hour. 10 p.m. Mnlffl'a Oe-hratm.

WTAM Cltwlan Jtl.S 750. 0 p.m. rrhtra. 1 p.m. Indiana; rarahen.

10 p.m. Jrt'ituiar tnualr. WfAA Dallaa M7-OMk. I p.m. Amlta'i Orrheatra.

i p.m. N.B.C -WJZ program 10 p.m. Mualfal erotraraa. LS Chlaaio M4.0 BO. p.m.

National ham W0C Dswnawl 874.1 B00t. p.m. U. at. Army Band sands of dollars.

The total collected tanooga, Tenn. 'In his address to tha association President Kdgertoii truck out from the shoulder on many HUbjnrts of naitona! Interest, Among other things ha said, arter referring to the situation In the Industrial world "We can sympd hle very sincerely with our fellow pro'Uicers, the farmers, and Join them fit any broad peal for a siiirer deal to all industry, which Is the foundation of all proHperlly and upon whose soru back the cost of all government presses most heavily." There has always been a vary close relationship between the farming community and the makers of machinery. Whatever affects one class cannot, but have a slrnng beating 'upon the other; and this la just as true of every kind or biislneas as It It Is of f.irinlnr and making machines. All are bound up together, Mr. lodgerton evidently bin thought farther on this subject than many, fur he propped a plan for itinklng times belter for all, especially thinking at tho moment of thq men of tho farm and the workers In the factories of tha country.

Ho continues: "The most natural, the most essential and the most stimulating relief that can be leglslallvely provided by the states for violations reached the sum of JOOdO. Is always well to remember that all laws are mad to be kept. 7 p.m. Bonih Sra lalaod.r p.m. Tha Hlah-Jlnitnra.

0:30 p.m. ad on aroadwar. 10 p.m. 4)an proframa. WJZ Sew York 494.3 100k.

7 p.m. Birb a ISi healra. 0 p.m. V. a Arm? Hand.

0 p.m. Phllro houf. 10 p.m. Pun. dasoa mualo.

WOW Omaha 000.1 OOHu 7 p.m. Plnnrr pmmama. 0 p.m. N.SC.-W.IZ featur I Phlladalpnla 409.2 740k. 10 p.m.

Connrrt hour. 0 30 p.m. Jnnncr mualo. m. Studio program.

10:30 p.m. O.m orrhealra. WIP Phlladalphls 000.2 SOOk, 0 m. hpoea; diunt mualc. 0 p.m.

CoBrrrt programfl. 10:00 p.m. l.n,-a niu.ic; ergas. SDK A Plttahuroh 319.0 OSOk. 0 p.m, WeatinghouaA Hand.

7:16 p.m.-:itib; muaio, 0 p.m. (' -WJZ fratureg. WCAt SltUburih SII.S 5M. Jt wmn lh different nrlatlori MatiHjciia, Not. 5 (Tnllcd Prvsg) With the arrival of the dry season, bombing and transportation limes will be used to atifirment the forces of Unltsd States Marines and Nlcara-guan guards In a combined drive to exterminate the rebels.

Almost daily skirmishes are reported between the Joint patrols of Marines and Guards, and the rebei followers of Sandlno and Pals-ado. Aided by planes, the Marines ar sending- out patrols dally to obtain definite, news ronoernlna; the two missing Amarlean aviators believed to have been shot down a month ago by rebels. These patrols, however, have beet meeting strong forces of rebels who have fought the Americans doggedly. Only after they suffer heavy losses, according to word reaching Managua, do the rebels retire. Although It waa at first reported that the rebels numbered only a handful, latest estimates Indicate that about 1.000 armed men are operating under several rebel leaders.

Handlno has lost his prestige as a powerful rebel leader because of his recent defeat at Ocatal. Owing to the rugged nature of the northern district In which the rebel, have entrenched themselves, the task of clearing the country has been extremely difficult. The marines bellev, however, that the arrival of tha dry season and addition of Nlcaraguan guards they will be able to clear the district In a short time. More bombing and transportation planes are expected. The American aviators have rot been heard from since they were reported shot down.

According to one unconfirmed report they had taken The Keystone duo and the Ballart-eers, a string ensemble, will be heard in a Joint program again tonight, when a half hour of muslo is broadcast by the National Broadcasting Co. through WJZ, New Tork, at 10 o'clock. Darl Bethmann, baritone, and Steele Jamison, tenor, will open the program with a duet. "Sleepy Hollow Tune," after which Mr. Jamison will sing "Needing You" as a solo.

Other vocal numbers will be "Wind and "Sunshine of Your Smile." The Balladeers, who will accompany the singers In their solos and duets, will tie heard alone In Kriml'a "IjTowora of I-ove." A Fine Four-Year-Old Cow ANKW yearly record has been aet by a inr-year-old cow, IJllth, a purchased Jersey of Wisconsin. Her monthly production was mora than 60 pounds of butter fat the year through, snd one month she mada 60.11 pounds. 1 lit a milk record totalled U.543 pounds, with an average per cent of 6.28 pounds of butter fat. Who wouU not like to own a cow like that? jJlirouKhout the winter month. The followfng the MrhfHliiIo of irtlvithm nt the C.

A. for next Ptiyiltal DoartMMf Mi4ltr--Nftofi fftllf ball Itum, II aM If 45; fhml walnut cltM. ft 5 I ft hi.tliv maul rlmti, buin fnlttf fall, I' iilir rUa. Ji 8 aruUtr Iwnlnm euri. 10 3" In-liu'rial bMktiball, 8 A 4Sl iiamlball rurta fipm from 9 in.

10 I SO p. m. irn-(ii in pool ftp frfnrt ft m. to IU ftt. m.

daltr ffurni Kimd-va and hnlidarai Mlar rfNUot Mil T45 Hi fcovliai. J' 10. Ti-da? Nfo futif bill lfMu 11-11 46; wMnc. II 19 HiHtnmsf Nm tiIW halt ttatyua, II II Id; iinni wdint riMt, I ft i huvtsfM mn a The scene which Bob Tesse.man has chosen for the weekly presentation of the "High Jlnkers" for National Broadcasting Co. red network listeners tonight will from the 0 p.m.

Pinnrr programa. 7:30 p.m BAP 0 p.m. Vanrtrrgrift Dtngrra. W6T KhanactaOy 479,1 700k, 0 90 pm. Innnar mumr.

7:00 p.m. N.B programa. WBI SgrlnodelO J33.I 000k. 040 p.m. ilinnrr programa.

7.30 p.m. Htollar Quartet. 0:10 p.m. Boston Bymphonr Oreheatr 10:30 p.m. Lowe'l orcheatrs.

Is a determined program of reasonable tax reduction through moro fe.lft bnaincM tata'a foUy bail, M5 I equitable and sensible distribution of the burden, and through the acutely needed elimination of waste ball loatua. Jliail; fcowllng. 13-10. Tlmntdaf Wnwi willitf pVnior Hu. I 5 id; aralnr group f'rna.

i and lnatallatlons of efficiency In Bellevue-Stratford hotel, Philadelphia, where an Informal celebration will he staged following the Pennsylvania-Harvard football game. The radio audience will hive an opportunity of listening In on Bob Tense IB Jfi Indira trial basbHbaii, pillar Weed Soeda Costly Freight IT t'OHTH the spring wheat growers of Minnesota, North I Dakota, South Dakota and Montana to ship the weed aeeds contained In their wheat In the last four years. Tha weed seeds went to "Tomorrows Radio Programs local, state and Federal government." No one who Is Jit touch with prevailing conditions, both on the farm man a program for. the Jubilant foot and In the city, can deny that Mr. l-ugerton struck the heart of present ball rans and will hear many of their favorites.

The broadcasting will begin day depre-aslon. Taxes are tremendously burdensome and constantly shelter In a deserted house on a hill where their plane was shot down, and had fought desperately against an attacking rebel band. Definite I WHO Oes molnta MOk, 4:3 p.m. W.xoiihonft 7:20 p.m.-N proiranu. WGHP Detroit 31B 940k.

p.m. Columbia programa. I WCX-WJ etrol 440.9 Mok. I p.BL Twtllabt hour. p.m.

Yariort ratrrtainment. uci'omuig more mj. itack of all, however, stand this at 7:80 o'clock. Tesaeman has gathered together such popular microphone artists aa Ivy Scott, Harvey Hlndermeyor, Ouy Hunter. Mac nid Innle, "The Stratford Four," Jack news concerning their fate, however, DIAZ AND POWELL IN RECITAL New York, Nor.

9 (Unite, Pnta) Ba-faeto inaa. tenor of the Metropolitan Ovoro. and John Powell, American pianist, will Bharw honors on tomorrow nlght'g Atwater Kent hour. Twenty-two ataUona ot tho B.a-WKAP chain will hroodcoot. fact: Tones are what the people has never been received.

tKridar -Dji! wdiSit flaw, 8 15; IntalnNH riuw. tnuncM tnra'a oiUy lia.il. I tKling, JO; tkiMr mUnjr hatl fcrH. 13 10. Saturday Howl lot, II 10i handball roiirt epm from A lo id.

awimmtof txml twra a. to 10 p. m. daii? aitiii puntUyf and hotldava, (taw tat Ivafitt lfndr 4. mim'a Hlbln study tilth-JHlr: "Tba (-hrtat of th Trail." 'ulr.

Kef. rrl A. KaHarHt; 7 '49, WWniM (ki (nwkft bHliartl ami tilliiard nriuilaatlan. An JifiBijon toumiriiMtt tn dtmnliii tha rai livtra ir Itia ri'irfrntattT rat blUlard end tram will in fharia of th Mmmlt-b', Th irhnduln for Uia tiHitt o( iama Will an rimmed latfr, i TuraUay, NvF WMilr itftff mwiUnff, Ibtfuttrtai Bmtimt IklntidarKnrrmir ra. J.

0. Yuh. Vn. TuwUr 4'nntalnar Co, va. ('itrtwttal.

Questions and Answers this eoraer the Farmi and Farming man will takn up any tsijalrtes that tiau be tent In by farmer folk. Only cH matter a relate to the farm, Aom and ovden can be considered. ith the help of our friend! ire ran make thli one of the most Interentlnff fenturea of the paper. Ktndly lend all Inquiries to Farmer Vineent, care Jilnghamton Pre: Cohen, Justin lAwrie, Elsa Gray, i Karl Tuckerman- and David But- Buying, selling, trading, hiring, all these operations of business and home life are accomplished through The Press Classified Ads. tolph's "Chanticleers," as the pro vldera of entertainment.

make. them. We think we need nuiny things. It coals trt obtain these, things. If we ever come to a point when we realise that we can Ret along juat as well, and perhaps better, without many of the hings we now deem essentials, oivr taxes will come down on the run.

And not till then. The Julia Allen musical half-hour will he heard from station WCQU in New York Sunday night from 7:30 to I o'clock. Miss Allen is the grand opera singer well-known In Blnghamton. Don't Go West You are invited to OUNO men at the National Vtorm 4 Pf. Co.

ts. Anaco. ThumdarHurma Realtor. Friday liWO Uaahit Cn. va Mlllai.

Churth LMU Bawllnc i Mnnda rnnirfaatlnnal va. 4prnan TnitBf l'ort IMi a. Utah airM. 7 Jl. Arthur J.

Soule of Johnson City school, lioylestown. were advlaed tha other day by Dr. with the top end down? If so, why? Frank Brown, Hawleyton. A. Old farmers used to say so.

and for a good many years e.fter we came on the farm I followed that practice; but I never could see that It made any difference. Most posts rot off close to tho ground. If a post is of good at that point. It naturally will take longer for It to rot off. What Is the theory of crop rotation -Joo Townaend, Barker.

A. It has been found that crop rotation will kill many weeds, that it increases the productivity of the soil, that it destroys many Insect peats and that it helps to distribute the work of the year, thus providing continuous employment. I ThuwiUr M. H. HaptLt l.

Wt(mlnalr. secretary ot egneui-ture. not to follow oldtlme advice 1'rl'tav Tahcmat'U ij, fitat- i'Hi p.m. proflrama. tJ5 p.m.

Ot-Umti muaic; happy hour. KT ot Sprlnaa 5S4. 70. 10 p.ixt Muslo lonra' bour. WDAF Kantaa IOk.

p.m. Be. proaranui, HAS Louisville MI.3 50k. JO pm. proftraina.

MC atm obit 6 1 s.a 580k. pm N.R.C.-WJBAF program. WCC0 Mlaneaoolii-8t. PaHl 405 740k. 80 p.m.

(Tiurrb vrticaa. 15 pm N.B.C.-WKAF protTamt. 11 p.m. Munt-ipal ontan recital. a I II 340.

7 7 Ok, 7 20 p-m. pmirranw. WOR Newark 422.3 710k. r45 p.m. ITifow'n On-livstra.

9 p.m. CflhtmlHa Rours. WE A Now York 491.5 tlOk. 3 m. Rellfnoua prrranis.

5:30 p.nt- CoiifWTt programs. 1120 p.m, Capitol Theatre program. p.m. Atwater Kfni hour; Baraelo I and John Powell. 10:13 p.m.

Oir OoTmmcnt- WJZ New York 454,3 660k, 7 p.m. Orsn and enorua. 8:15 p.m. CoUler'a radio hour, 9 :15 m. Concert proarama.

10:13 p.m. Don Amaiw. wisard. A Pittaburoh 315.6 8Mk. p.m.-KA Utile Sjmpatoiiy.

7 p.m. Calvary Churrh. IS p.m. N. B.C.-WJZ proarams.

WCAE Pirtaburah 5i8.9-580k. p.m. B. WEAK profmma. 6 chenecta dy -379.

5 790k. 7:20 p.m. K.B.C.-WKA1? programa. mid "go West," but to stay In the has been engaged as musical program director of radio tstation WNHF at Fndicott. Mr.

Soule will be heard himself In a series oviolln recitals every other Sunday night. Mrs. Guy Beam will accompany him at the piano In these concerts. rlv nvuth m. V.

A WatUt, Bift DivUten. WMBF triwlMtt. it 9:3 p. m.t Plno ffleytlom, Mrs. Uuy Beua.

Von! ftufttt, KaLtirytut Tyler and MU4i1 Trwin: (it Thou Ur ''lewf. Mm Ontlr llm." RiM UntwTtlcu aiut Answm. VortU dutU, KMhryiM Trier and MUdml ThtHa; -Rliis jtteanl ol Mj (b) "Out 0 tha Pun." Arttiur i. Hflwi, tiollait: Mr. Ouy Hi-am, rpiintnt: -) "TttMicie ftnrt Air VaxiatiofB" (h) "MMi(alkm" (a) 'ToloniUft' II, BgUnphnna eelw-tinrw, tig ia on atuidwaU avM Ilrnr Goodwin, Arthur 3.

Rota. tiol'nUt (a) "Mrdlir of old fo4k (bt no-rity numbfT. "Home. Swft Htxnc." two Ttolini with tartaUons; (ft "Isb Prtnrnland Waltaea." ftistf rn Standard Tim) 8 Atn nta 47S 630k. p.m.

N.B.;.-WBAF prorania. 10:15 p.m.WSB WPG AtUntic Clly 271. 1 100k. 9 p.m. Npwk: concfrt prngi-m.

WBAL Baltimore 85. 5 lOMh. p.m. WBAI. OrrhPtaT.

p.m. N. I'. -WJZ i Tam. 0 ri J4B 60.

p.m. GflJin hour: mtwio. p.m. N. WHAK protram.

WGR Buffalo 302 a 90k. g.O. A. WestJoy, Blnclalrvllle, VS. asks: "('lease advise how to treat shelled beans to protect them from woevlls that Infest them." A.

Aa soon as you can after harvesting, put the beans In a tight or ol liere-eecptAcle and place on thn top of the beans In a ahallow dish disulfide of carbon, at the rate of a pint to 1,000 cubln feet of apace. Leave there for several hours. Turpentine will also do it. By putting seed lieans tn a tight paper sack and keeping them shut up a yenr or so, you will kilt the larvae, aa they cannot live without air. IJ.

-What Is tho best way to break hens of rating eggs? Kate, Johnson Clly. N. Y. the eggs often, have the nest boxes In a dark place, give, the hens plenty of room In the nest boxes. It Is a bad habit and comes rrom hens getting a taato of newly laid eggs that have cracked shells.

tj. Does a fencepost last longer Kai.t, where "a great future Ilea he Menrtaf-Oatna r.ma oiiw Junior A B. 4 to I p. miplr'Vnl bnva and liiih ailt'wl. p- fore you." Continuing the dictor said: "We can grow Just as good apples and potatoes right here as i Uijh whnol frntimaR.

10 11. in Klttl rhont urnr riaaa. jutiiur rlaa II. 15, I Tn(lar fainr r-vm oim A It 4 p. iTCt'toywt buy.

6:30 1 p. in. IDtch they can In Oregon or other western states, and we can grow them m. to p. m-i fmplotwl beta claaa, cheaper than It costs to send them Radio Reception JtinlM rlM A.

4 3 1: 111 low) In 4 p. lit rlitb. Chill p. in. by freight from tho West to tho eastern niarketa.

What you want to be able to do, Is to orgattlisa and ad- vrtiifday I'jonw'f imtip, 4 p. a. Ulih prhool rmhinan. 10 11 JO, i Thutaday Junior A and gamn 4 8-18 vcrtldo. your products.

There will iiy c. ii. Rooeption last nig-ht was good. In the ltrst part of the evening con I thank those who have sent In questions. It Is a good service, for every reader of the paper.

Tho more questions, tho better. FA KM Kit VINCENT. an. lilgti hwl uiitf cl li.t0-4 Junlnr GENERAL MOTORS Family Party next Monday night at 9.30 EMaraSrxnrUrdTaDoe (8.30 Central WEAF WGY 25 Other Stations tie General Uatert famttf me: Chatvrolrt Pontiac OUnaobils Oak Und Bak LatSaalL. -Cadillac Fuher BodiM Graeral Motor, YeJiWCaoCoatctkos Frifidatreglettric Refrigerator i-1aa 4 5.

wra; Junior rluta A. 4 S. Un; Junior HihtM atttdy, p. nt. t- rtrtae 1'totr trmip, 4 fl; IV mrtfla ahnw, -l p.

m. hoTt nliii, tm plnrad tfca bjwkn'hall lcaii 1 p. Kaliirdnjf 0Mn all dr lulO lo p. Ri.) Baturda aftcrnoftn. cmtrtmif htha, High rh(Kil always be a market for the beat, and the protlt Is As to tha f-'irm outlook as a whole lr.

Jor dan said: ephere is real pleasure and entertain mimt In the country, more than you will ever, find In a big city The average man in tho country, on a farm Is better off than tha avertige man In the city." And this is Just as true of New Tork farmers aa It Is of those of the Keystone slate. RobcrtS. Wickham Opposes White! ace Mountain Highway ditions were quiet, tout about 8 o'clock static increased. As the evening1 passed, re-caption 'became much clearer wtth good volume. Tone quality was good, fading only slight.

Check all "batteries and have them in first class condition. Hav the tubes tested in ordr that you may grt the best, possible result from your pt with the coming of good reception weather which Is due soon. frwihmM. 4 lllith arhnol upiwr elm. 4 plntmt bova' flknt, fl-7; Jim lor rtaaa B.

Junior Ham A. 10 lJ to 111 ftnior Inadsra' cnri, 11 .0 12. Personal Greeting Cards The latest in personal greeting cards for father mother, brother, sister, friend. Be to 26c. 60 Christmas cards with your name, $4.00.

Dar-row-Davis, Quality Jewelers, Third floor, Press buUdinf. Bfcnmg p.m. pmgnm. A Buffalo 44. I S50K, p.m.

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'N, B.C.-WJZ fratuM. Seventh-Day Adventist I Pastor to Hit at Blue Laws as Menace to U. S. Po the Editor of The Blnghamton Press: Permit me, through your columns, to appeal for the Integrity of the Books for Children state forest preserve by asking your Sunday Dinner Deluxe Louis XVI Restaurant, Arlington, 32 to 8:30 p. $1.60.

Advertisement. Received at Library readers to vote "NO" on constltu-. 9:15 p.m. Bandbox hour. wbai ctneinnaH aai.i asea.

p.a. BlMa jlrama: tlonal amendment No. 7, and thus prevent the building of a highway The Orange a Peoples' Forum PHOKKSSOK FULTON, of the New York state college of agriculture has been making a study of 833 Grange meetings in New York stale, and he finds that "the topics for discussion cover as comprehensive a list of subjects as a courae In college." These topics, he says, include health, marketing, crop production, taxation, reforestation, child training, civics, law enforcement. THE LOWES! from Wilmington through the state forest lands to the top pf Whtteface mountain In Fssex county. have preserved what they have got.

For many years prior to 1900 there was In use a horseback trail up Whlteface, over the gradual grades from the Wilmington side. This could be very easily restored for those who wish the views from the tap without the training of body and tmlnd that comes from walking up. The traill from the Wilmington side Is a gradual one an easy walk of three and a half hours up. You come down In nearly oalf the tkme and with half the effort. Most anyone can do it comfortably, with only a little preparatory training of lungs and leg muaclea required.

A day could not be much better spent. Mt. Washington, In the White Mountains, with its automobile road to the top, presents a desecrated and filthy The following children's books have Just been received at the Blnghamton Public Library: A. i urns and MrCnrrtck, "nfffhwnys and JWkpr, "Adventures tn Farjeon, "Italian llHniv, Wa and KHckman, d.f "The J.tttle Girl rooking Milne, "Now Wo Are Nicholson, 'Tlever Nushai.ro, "Perle in Meua Poulsson, Finger Play In 1H94 tha provision waa put In PRICED SEDAN the constitution that the lands of the state, then owned or thereafter A school consolidation, housework. Opposing thn Sundtiy-law reformers ho are a1d to Jie holding cam-palBrm In vnrioii cHoni of th In favor of tha proiwscii Simdiiy ohscrvanre nipmniro for tha WaahlniRton, which the epon-sor say thry will ubo for a model for a national Sunday Ihw, tho Art von Hsu the I'nItPd Statp are launching a pro-Kram of duration to "warn tho people of Amprlca that til prtnelplm of civil and rcliirionn frcodom upon which this niillon was founded will he denied them unless tho Sunday, law advoealc aro checked." C'laurlo K.

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B.O.-WBA pr-iitranis. If lFaK a4S. BSSftv aaaaaraaa acquired, constituting the forest preserve, should bo forever kept aa wild. roads, bovine tuberculosis, the league of Nations, religion and music. Grangers have always been a thoughtful class of men.

They uncultivated forest land. Since then the state has acquired additional lands in the preserve, and we now Wilbur Lee wilL speak at Christopher Columbus school tonight at 8 3t. work quietly but erreetlvciy. Is It Alfalfa 'A Meal? summit, made so by careless, unap- T'HOSR who use alfalfa meal and ST have a park as large as tha state of Connecticut, with 42 peak over 4,000 feet high, one of tho beauty spots of the Fast, held for safeguarding the flow of water in the streams, for water supply, for health and recreational purposes, well managed by our Conservation Commission. Many attempts have been made by persons Interested in lumber.

J'ennsyivanla Awnuo church, will speak from his pulpit Sunday, Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.m., on "Tho AmuztnK Illntory of ItelUjtous Penwcutlona In preclatlve and indifferent who attained the top without effort. A few spots should be left for those who enjoy the out-of- HISTORY America Under Sunday Lawa." 5tr. IdridK says: "It hlKh time 7 doors on foot. The hard won and long sustained policy of preservinr the mate, forest preserve should be I value It as a ration for cows A are advised that in buying this feed they should be sure that they are getting what they pay for.

True alfalfa meal is made of the leafy portion of the plant. Certain manufacturers, liowever, have devised the plan of grinding the stalks of the alfalfa plant up and calling that alfalfa meal, which is not strictly i America loves srwrt anA 1. a water power, boarding house resorts, i to nibble away the fountiatlona of i fastest Four. America loves InrJirrr t. i this policy adopted for the benefit of all tha people.

So far the electorate SNO W- SLEET-ZERO Have No "Terrors" for Owners of Brockway Trucks ROBERT So WTCKHAM. "tic is ner wws a uui. true. The stalk meal has some feeding value but not as much as does tho leaf meal, and we should lnsiat hat the cheaper meal be branded for Just what it la A label "alfalfa i America, when she starts, likes to start Lindbergh "We" Hops to First Ward Library Booh Shelves lor avery liberty lovlnsr American to taka alarm at tho encroachments on tho rights of consclenca with which tho Sunday bluo law reformers seek to shackla our blood-bouitht Kuuran-ties of civil and religious freedom. Never befora has tho threat ntcninst the religious freedom of th American people been bo portentous as now It Is time to ring the old Liberty fcell asain and sound an alarm throughout tho land against the subtle efforts being mada to undermine the very foundations of our free Institutions and throw us baok into the scenes of the Hark Ages." na "ere a car that asks DUt7seconds.tiirmioho-.oro 2 mtl a stem meal' would do It, and then we would be on our guard against deception.

Straightening I ajvrur. Above alL Amerira The following list of book, raring a wide variety of urtjcts. oiuartQcss, wnen value is not sarrifi. l- TahreM; Melss, "Trade Milne, 'When We Were Very Young; MolTett. "Careers of Ianjrer and ''Mother Oooe, I Hits, by Kate Ortn-n- O'Shea and "HeaUh' Puinpelly, Trarela and Ad-' have just been' received at the ttrst 7 the Tugs EIGHT fairs this year had horse pulllntr contests as a leading si v.frtnr teams com.

iu ucrc aryie ant stamina bid equally for your faith and favor. Ward branch of the linghamton Public library: itpnetlctld, "Huglea in the Nigh" Ptinlloaa. ''nark Prrwmie and Tentures of ita.inaei Ptimpelly" Put- nam, "Hatty ana peted and two teams beat the previous record for heavy teams in New Pyle, "(Tirittntas and Walieeh, co An tfer Ktchman A sturdy car, commodious yet com pact, builf frnna York state. A couple of dapple gray Linm, "Wolf iVuth. "RuasJan Ittdt-W'heeler, "lty with ercherons belonging lo Henry Putt Poetry, an Am FhMrlier.

"(rreeo Footnfr, "ilarkwoods iu Dumper the good Dodge way. Going or Coming; on Good Roadi or Bad A BROCKWAY TRUCK with a capacity load will get there and back quickly and at less cost per mile. Don't take our word for it come in and make us prove it. Bacon's Widow Blocks 4 Trade on Park Avenue New York, Nov. Press) Success In litigation that lasted three years will enable Mrs.

Martha Bacon, widow of Robert 1 Bacon, who was a partner of J. p. Morgan, to restore "No. 1 Park Avenue" to her home. Tho decision lops two blocks off the fashionable Knapps Creek, pulled 3.060 pound on the draw bar at the I.lttle Valley fair.

The next beat record was made at Hamburg by a pair of black Percherons owned by W. J. Marble. Tm4 Asn Bnthm of Sardinia. These horses pulled 1 ''BOOR SEDAN St i-i 7 the r.

S. Malls Seaman, "Crlmaon Shllltir, "Four Wundrs' Veit First fr Weld, "Bird' Ivit'e Storlea" New Arabic books are: "A lam Abie, "Plwan; PltHlas, "Shaka el Honstaay, "That el Iajrir, Omar Oamffa; "Kl tag f( Akhlaq el ultra tt, "lama wa ha 111. "Nailh ei "Naloleon wa Loins' el padia Noimy, "El abaa wal WaNaee, "lbn Ziefaco, "I'Mak Zouhelr, "Diwan eH B.iha New sloTik book; arer Oorile, "Miieedinire" Kare, "Heeutl-' ful Nurse, in roiumea. i We Are at Your S.000 pounds. All four exceeded the 1926 record of 2,900 made by Duke and Molly, a span of black Perch-erons owned by Frank Brtggs of East Aurora.

Halliburton, "iivruia Adventure "Treaaure of a Hundred lin.lherKh l.ut, "WhKe Slont Romery. "Kmilr's 1'avne, "Hearthator.es'.'; Philadelphia liitih Srhool for (Jirla, "Kducut jug for Poe, "Tales; Pollard. Factors tti American History" Iorter, Mot her" Qiienuol, "FTprydny Thinnrs in Ue. "lre.vTnsr!rh" Klelimond. "IM-trhra friipminn, "Kdticat-irtu f.r Freedom" Terhum.

of the Allen, "Ihivul Oovkeft. lla Hey, and iirl'n Ak-a! -h'me Quest lona" Bowman. "Somh "lark. "Poppy Seed Cakei" on, 'Insiet lavi, "Stories for Kwintf, for a Farthing' rm, "Oirla who Old': FIHil, "Mairie Flan dor. "Ixtoktng out nf atreet and compels an office building to use a Fourth avenue address instead of the number that was on Mrs.

Bacon's residence. Extension of the avenue, which was by permis A 1 sion of city authorities, waajudl A Place for Improvement A MAN who is In the fruit business In New Tork city yesterday expressed to the Farms and Farm daily termed "a private plan for Individual aggrandizement." To help you solve your hauling problems and to prove to you that a Brockway Trnck is the best buy for you. Cook Goetcheus, Inc. Brockway Trucks Prospect Avenue and Eldridge Street liaater. "tniinrenn stories from Knrmin- ing man his surprise that New York apple growers are not more on tho Job, "We can't get New York apples russet i a i tx rrr fz TWO DIE IX CR.SH Buffalo.

Nov, 4 (AwrJafe.1 prs) Two men were killed and several others injured last night when their automobile crashed into the rear of a truck parked on the iLbke Shore road near Derby. tan i.ecenns tiemy, "Wit), Olive tn the Indie" Kerrey. "Horace Mann ttfaders, primer'; iUwir-l. Ameiiar-Amif and the Green VmhreUa; Jftmhm, "Urc KnuliPh rtJrv Tale" Inc "Andrew luig Talea, rol Tmnu. "Ked ''lr' leasing.

"Tape. Sunday Dinner DeLuxe Tvouls XVI Restaurant, Arlington, IS to 1:30 p. 11.60. Advertisement. Wilbur and Lee will speak at Christopher Columbus school tonight at 8:30.

Advertise-tnent, that look as wt-il as those from the far West," he said. 'cnd they are not graded up as they should be." Here is a ehauce for our fruit men to do a lot better. There ere no better apple in the world than thou grown in New Tork; nd by a-klng The dead are Albert Candee. fi? r.a KARL W. Ml.ntrr was a Boy In Malory Klna0 Angola and George Ed.W4wda ArUiur sad the Kaigaua of Uie Bound Wiuy!.