The Springfield Daily Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

July 26, 1935

Publication:

The Springfield Daily Republicani

Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Friday, July 26, 1935

Page:

21

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THE SPRINGIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN SPRINGIELD MASS RIDAY JULY 26 1935 NEW YORK CURB MARKET New York Stock Market (Continued from Tneniieth 1 Eastern 3 3 54 5U 3 3 1 10 5 JOO 1 46 45 a 5 5 10S 10 63 20 60S 60 3 221 Corp 2V 2 43 Keith Lou 31 1 98 16 10 Cleee zh 0 3 80 IS 3 3 NORTH WILBRAHAM 1 94 53 8 Am 3 12 42 7 62 8 110 4 reight Monong AVP Am 107 13 14 100 1 1 4 51 13 40 8 3 106 20u 103 17 S3 6 1 40 9 16 Nor west Bson A Hedges 4H 3 1 8 8 109 36 209 82 103 1 100 1 3 2) 13 13 EAST CHARLEMONT 26 63 63 Vi 63 Vi 4 17 32 9 4 3 13 5 69 7 Aero 3 2314 3 Legal Notices ETAOINN tha and TURNERS ALLS 95 and 46 39 IC 96 As V0 1 00 La hpr 33 Nat 9S 10 95 iff on forth 101 30 30 98 8 IRS Mr Hub 133 13 133 99 175 200 109 Tragedy 1OBETGN BONDS 25 Boston Market 36 56 56 51 the building or support to which 2 2 Boh Ld 3 rf 33 6 2 36 5 5 Year 90S all this it that 135 oreign Markets 35 It 18 ORANGE Kat 15 16 El 6 47 60 51 RESORTS 50 MASSACHUSETTS 6 years 5 22197 17 Inters 13 Outbrd Mot 102 102 Weekly in nr Hi 197 I Am Am Am Am Am 9 1 As Ae 3Sww 38 xw 103 99 136 105 102 9 ie 7 16 2 4 4 N'iag Niacr NUsr 1 73 61 50 48 15 16 Pow Pow Pow Paw 96 10 4 1013a 73 101 103 103 105 101 97 103 90 82 83 96 14 105 35 38 25 28 Mtg 47 54 10 105 105 36 97 56 290 13 t)4 SB 55 58 Ti ll 9 8 11 4 31 ireptff Invest 38 1 69 3 6 1 5 16 62 93 3 8 2 5 9 58 45j 40 90 101 49 49 25 27 24 66 104 109 Un Un 105 106 96 93 91 100 73 100 53 101 103 109 109 10 14 5 1 4 1 54 10r 4 that per the Alrc Cop 62" 94 2 73 61 8 1 47 5 12 1 61 17 47 31 26 28 26 24 102 112 112 104 100 70 109 105 106 108 16 90 99 96 105 107 14 105 38 38 Loa Ix Ln 9 100V 92 103 104 19 34 6 130 67 31 1 3 isk Rub lak Rub pf ltntkote A Osts Lgt Sec 101 104U S3 86 43 Nor Nor Nor 46 13 JO0 53 107 104 105 105 96 Expnes Receipts Deficit Cash bal 60 3 31 Mfg lrt 2nd pt 16 16 15 16 102 2 5 8 IS 68 5 30 19 105 107 1 8 27 63 1 24 Ji 24 24 66 1'J 105 105 25 55 3 10 8 63 Inv 5 pt 11 16 1 1 52i 5 27 7 1 100 32 inv 88 91 13 deal influx heis more 1 any other 21 20 1 61 17 6 100 Low 3 69 2 100 73 3 26 42 66 104 109 77 63 54 90 100 74 5 5 7 1 68 5 30 19 5s 5s 72 5s 54 A 61 48 6s 40 5s 36 5s 56 48 61 107 87 108 101 51 95 73 100 53 101 103 81 102 100 4 18 34 6 Clearings Balances Zenith Radio Zonito 8 15 15 16 9 13 16 102 5s 46 5s 51 5s 68 4s 6' 5s 56 96 92 19 34Ti 14 17 GO any other big in experienced hand Dist Tel NS cv pf 112 gn war round pr 6 6 7 40 Al Ala Ala 35 20 1 67 6 44 5s 57 5s 57 5s 57 Towns Trk in of 21 42 3 Pr 6s 47A Rub 7s 36 5s 36 Gulf 6s 43 81E 105 65 104 103 89 3 8 27 64 1UGU 8 20 Arts 5s 60 Ill P3 5s 56E Ill PS 5s 6IG Ill PS 4s fil Me 4s 57E Me Ss 55D Oh 5s 50 5s 56 Pow 5s 57D St El 5s 5 4 St El 5s 48 St 5s 53 Dist 4s 70 5s 40 Ry cod 5s 27 66 104 22 Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Okla 3 56 50 102 105 93 54 99 102 104 105 96 106 100 78 105 106 105 105 123 150 :20 port Mid 6s 51C Hyd El 5s 58 8 75 73 90 106 101 110 100 96 10 4 97 95 98 105 103 8 110 101 81? 68 88 51 73 48 13 1 3 41 Int Cig Meh Jnt Hyd El pt Int Mining Int Mining war Internet PePt Inters Hos Inters Pw Delpt Irving Air Ch Jer Can PAD 5pf 5 tai Super deb rt Ter Can PAL6 pt Jonas Naum Jones is Lsu btl Kingsb Brew Kolster Brandes Krueger Brew Lake Shore Lehigh Lerntr Sirs Lib MeN A Long Is Lt Long Is pf Louis A Lynch Corp McCord Rad NfcWH! 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avenue to the effect that there is to be no swimming in the canal after 9 in the evening It had been the custom of several bath ers to use the canal in late hour: and complaints have been made' and Mrs Kirk Davidson and son Donald of Madison Wis arevisiting relatives here for two weeks Bernard Egan has returned to his home at Holyoke following a visit as the guest of Mr and Mrs Paul Tup per of Boston road Mrs James Bolger of Mill street is confined to Mercy hospital Spring field where she recently underwent an operation 3083 fi109 6109 4676 28358 LANTERN LODGE On The Auneet TraU BoU Kt 90 85 Mont LHAP Nat 6i Nat PL 5s Nat Pub Sh 78 etf Pw 4b Meisner ro 68 Nevada Cal 5s ngr 300325 250 275 160 175 15 350 boxes 200 Um'ted States Industrial Alcohol re ports for the first six months of 1935 a net Income of $275530 equal to 70 cents a share of capital stock com pared with earnings of $352274 equal to 896 cents a share In the first half of 1931 19 Sou Calif Ed 45 Southern pac 8 South Rv 2 Do 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Cp Del pf farewell reception this evening: church hall fey members parish and townspeople Miss Helen Strehle daughter and Mrs John Strehle of Park who was operated on Monday for ap pendicitis at the arren hospital is re ported as well on the road to recovery Univ Utsh Util Equit pt Uti! 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Do A Who Steel Do St pf White Motor White ew Do pf Wilson Co Do pr Woolworth Worth Pumn 270Worthgtn pf A nvw ngnt 1 Wrigley 4 28 3 1 3 37 projecting into or placed over a highway sial project into a highway nor beyond th face ot the building or support to which it is attached more than three (3) feet nor 511311 it extend ubove the structure to which It is attached more than a distant qua! to one fourth of the heighth of sueh sign nor In any case more then ten (10) Pales (In Silk's) Aero Sup Mfg Air Invest Ala Pow 87 pf Ala Pow 86 pf Allied Milts Alum Co Am Alum Co pf 1 An Beverage capital A Cit A Cit Turners i alls July 25 Malcolm Alber of Millers alls times county tennis champion won the title for the fifth time last night at Unity park when he defeated his youthful opponent Albert Bender ofNorth Leverett and before the largest gallery that has ever witnessed a county contest Bender won the first set Tuesday night and 'was leading in the second set when rain caused tha contest to be postponed Alber won all sets last night 6 3 6 0 6 2 and 6 4 Bender had an excellent chance to win tha fifth set when he led Alber four games to three Alber's win places him a two time winner of the Smith trophy and makes the fourth straight win for tho championship Rev Joseph Gagan curate at St church since 1929 who leaves tomorrow tor Easthampton having been transfered to the Immaculate Conception church there was given a St the ord 51 Can A ord Mot Ltd Eroedtert cv pf Gen Alloys uen 28 Tenn Texas Texas Tex Pac Tex Pae LT Thatcher Mfg 19 Thermold Co Boston Clearings Boston July Clearing ia i jc an ges balances $15000000 239827 5491765 469872 146630 114893 21287 30780 10875 9558342 71 30 9 2 58 ShK Ort 4s 35 NY Prw Lt 67 NY EAG 4 Us SO Niiff ai 6s 50 or Nor S3U GE 5s 55 Inv Ss 48 A 5s 55 83 Cen 49 77 Cen PAL 5s 73 103 El 4s 71 96s Oh Ed 6 5C 97 Attff GA 6s 43 AU 5K3 17E An GfeE 49 Mid fit Pet vtc Mid West Ut jf Midland E1 Minn Mng Mohawk Hud Mohawk Hud Molybdenum vtc Montff Wrd A Jount Gulf Mount Prod Nat Bellas Hess Nat uel Invest Leather Russ 5Vi ctf 1921 rg 4s 4o stp Wk He 37 36 stp 46 stp Safe Har 4s 79 San Ant 6 5s Schulte 6s 35 Rsattle Lt 5s 49 Shaw AP 4HI7 Shaw A 4s 70 Sheffield Stl 48 6s 2025 A South Car Pow 5s 57 So Cal Ed 5s 52 So Cal Gas 6s 37 So Cal Gas 48 61 So Ind Ry 4s 51 wuuiern at so west Pub 6s 45 A raiey Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Superpwr Ill 4 70 Superpwr Ill 4fts 68 uperpwr Ill 6s 61 Tenn El Ss 56 Tenn Pub 5s 70 Tex El 3 5s 60 Tex A 6s 2022 A Tex 5s 56 Tex 5s 37 Tide Wat 5s 79 A Toledo Ed 5s 62 Twin CRT 5 52 A fTIn A 1 Ulen Co 6s 44 stp ctfs 62 Unit El 4s 49 115 53 62 95 73 100 63 101 103 RESOUItCrs Gold certificates on hand and due from treasury 6226004 xveueiii puon luna ru notes Other cash Total reserves Redemption fund Bank notes Bills discounted: Secured by Gov't obligations direct andor fully guaranteed Other bills discounted Total bills discounted Bills bought in open market () Industrial advances Gov securities: Bonds Treasury notes Certificates and bills Total Gov securities Other securities: Total bills and securities Due from foreign banks notes of other banks Uncollected items Bank premises All other assets Total assets XIAniLlTJX notes in actual circu lation 3242240 bank note circulation net Deposits: Member bank reserve acct 4944603 Treas Gen account 282077 jj 0re1gn DanK Other deposits Total deposits Deferred availability items Capital paid in Surplus (sec 7) Surplus (sec 13b) Reserve for contingencies All other liabilities Total liabilities Ratio of total reserves to de posit and note Ha abilities combined 746 per cent contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents Commitments to make in dustrial advances Contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign cor respondents () Commitments to make in dustrial advances 12s 14 St Com Totac 3 Stand Gaj 3 Do pf 4 Do 4 pt 5 Do 7 pt 11 Stand Invest 1 Std Oil of Cal 33 St Oil ot Ind 25? 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Pow 6s 47 Ill PowL Ss 56C Ill 5Us 57 HI Pow 6s 53 Il Pow A 58 54B i no Ind El Hs 63 ina Ind Ind five 5s 50 Ind Sve 5s 63A Indnapls Gas 5s 53 Ind 5s 57 A Int 65C Int Seo Am Ss 47 We 46 6a 52 Pow is 57 Svd 4 Ui is Neb LAP 5s 5 7 Produce Market July 23 There was a fairly active demand for nearly all fruits and vegetables offered at wholesale mar kets this morning Tho supply of native tomatoes and cucumbers has increased somewhat but prices remain steady due to good demand Some of the more fortunate growers who have lottie or no corn borer in their crops this year were selling yellow corn at $175 per 100 Shell beans continue in light supply with prices steady The price of red raspberries was gov erned by condition only and very few fancy berries were offered Blueberry pickers nave been unable to during this rainy weather and plies were light with prices changed Brnn(shIls bii 230 300: round wax GO lew Tj flat wax 35 40 srean 50 60 ord 33 40 Icy 75: soma poor qual30 Llmaa hpr 275 300 Br grrena nat bu 25 3J few best nat 20 25 hu 40 30 Broccoli ct 21 bchs 5 100 Cabbage nat bu 35 45 boxes 40 50 oreign Exchange New York July 25 Opening foreign exchange cable quotations today fol low: Sterling $495Yt 0661 1 Lira0819 Belga 1697 Marks 4019 Swiss3273 Guilders 6749 Spain 1370 Swe den p558 Norway 12492 Denmark2214 RESERVE BALANCES CONTINUE TO RISE WEEK ENDED 24TH 5Hs 59 Rv Rv fix A A IlV Am 72 A Ruh Ua 2C Rub 6a 40 Vtah PAL Sa 2022A Virg PS 5a 46A Mrg Pub 5s 50B Waldorf Ast 7a 54 Wash 4a 61 Wash Wat Sa 60 99 94 10 105 105 9" 12 West Ta Ss 2030 91 West Ta Tract 5s 60 100 West Tex Ut 5a 57A 79 Un GAE 5s 55A 1)5 55 isc El 5a 64A 106 5Vi Min LAP Sa 44 105 5Vlso Pub a 52a 105 5V13C I'fclj tS Wise PL 5s 5S Yadkin Riv 5 41 17 Safaway Stor 20 Do 0 pf 30 Do 7 pf 2 fit Joseph Lead 2 fiavace Arms 2d Schanley Distillers 1 Schulte Stores Do pf 60ScQtt Paper 37 Seaboard Air 2 Seaboard Oil SU Sears Roebuck oecona ai inv SecondNatlnveaPl I I 1 PO Sharon Hoop 2 Sharp andDohme 4 Sharp ADohmepf 2 Shattuck Shell Tr Tr lb 3 90 64s 50 104 51 47 103' 102 79 X07U 103 10oU 109 SH 2H9 2H 4 Co CO Ml It1' 4 NEW HAVEN DEICIT IN JUNE $35052 Boston July25 The New York Neww Haven Hartford Railroad re ports a deficit after charge but be fore guarantees on separately operat ed properties of only $35052 for the smallest deficit the road has reported since March 1934 when a met income of $147000 tvas earned The June deficit of $35052 compares with a deficit of $129000 in May and $9200 in June a year ago Gross revenues for the month of June show an Increase of $132000 over the previoius year accounted for entirely by increased freight revenue Passenger revenues were substantially th same as the previous year Net railway operating income for June amounted to $952000 which is the largest reported for any month since July 1933 fitinnM 4a Stinnes 4s Ternl Elec Tlctx (L) 7Hs 48 i Sve 54 Stock Sales Asr Bond Sales Today 36 4 10 a 13H 22 ederal Reserve System Washington July Com bined resources and liabilities of the 12 ederal Reserve banks at the close of business yesterday were re tea romgnt py tne federal board in thousands of dollars lotvs: Total Now i is $4945000 Money in Circulation Dec reases $34000000: and Gold Stock Increases Washington July 25 Mem ber bank Reserve balances continued to mount during the week ended the 24th the weekly condition statement of the Reserve banks showed an in crease of $21000000 during the week bringing the total to $4945000900' This total is $925000000 more th gt this time last year and at least $200 000000 in excess of legal requirements Money in circulation decreased $S4 000000 during the week and treasury cash deposits with ederal Reserve banks came to $48000000 The mone tary gold tock of the country was augmented by $8000000 bringing the total to $9135000000 The conition statement daily average volume of ed eral Reserve bank credit outstanding during the week ended July 24 as re ported by the ederal Reserve banks' 5vas $2467000000 a decrease of $11 000000 compared wi'th the preceding week and an increase of $5000000 compared with the corresponding week in 1934 Less Money In Circulation July 24 total Reserve bask credit amounted to $2460000000 a decrease of $12000000 for the week This decrease corresponds with de creases of $34000000 in money in cir culation and $37000000 in non mem her deposits and other ederal Re serve accounts and increases of $8000' 000 in monetary gold stock and $2 000000 in treasurty and national bank currency offset in part by increases of $48000000 in treasury cash and de posits with deeral Reserve banks and $21000000in member bank re serve balances Member bank Reserve balances on July 24 were estimated to be approximately $2340000000 in ex cess of legal requirements "Relatively small changes were re ported in holdings of discounted and' purchased bills and in industrial ad vances An increase of $22000000 in holdings of United States treasury notes was offset by a decrease of $22000000 in treasury bills'' COMMITTEES NAMED OR CHURCH ETE North Wilbraham July 25 Com mittees are making plans for the St church lawn party 'to be held August and 8 ort the Baldwin lot next to No 8 school The activ ities each night will open xvith a sup per The general chairman is James Logan grounds committee Dempsey properties James itzger ald transportation Jerry Donahue safety Logan: publicity Mrs AVilliam Tupper chairman Thom as Boweis and A Backus dec orations Marie Boylan Hildegarde itzgerald Mane Pirosseno Rita La Grande and Iheressa Boylan erec tion of booths George Murphy jr i nomas Murphy: Normoyle and Ralph Donations Mrs Jennie oy chair man Marie Bayland Mrs Dono van Mrs Napoleon Casino Mrs Ear Davis Mrs Logan Mrs AV lannery Miss 3 Helen Boden Miss Mary Lyons Airs Joseph Beaupre Miss Susan Lynch and Mrs Thomas Normoyle tickets Charles Back us signs Thomas Bowers and A Backus The supper committee in cludes Mrs rank Bennett and Mrs John: Prendergast The ticket com mittee is not complete Those in charge' of the various booths are: Bart Sullivan red McCarthy Jack Donovan A Rivers Tupper red Reidy Mrs A Duprey Mrs Lynch Alice Backus Betty Smith Helen Demp sey Bertha Connolly proviions of this except shall not be so construed a t0 COm or removal of any sign advertisins rtplcf or other like structure CIrY office City of Springfield juy 28 1M8 cH that the ey emSlai onnnnii hearing at the common Administration building strje Springfield Massachusetts Monday to 11 persona in terested In the foregoing ordinance s's By order of the city council CLIORD SMITH X' City Clerk Radio Radio Radio Raybstoe Man Raadln? Reis Co Hemin Rand 7 Rem Rand 1 bo 2pf Reo MfttAP 50 Republic Steel 32 Repub Steel rt Do pt ct 100Rver Cp A Dr rf 20 Reynolds Spr 39 Reynolds Tb Koan Ant Cop Royal but NY Clearing House Statement Clearings and balances nt the Springfiled Clearing House July 25 compared vith tho corresponding day last year: C1TY SPRINGIELD In the year One Thousand Nine Hundred And Thirty ive AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 37 THE RE VISED ORDINANCES RELATIVE TO THE PREVENTION INJURIOUS PRACTICES IN STREETS AB AMEND ED IN CHAPTER 2d APPROVED MAX 0 lu! 4 Be it ordained by the City Council of City of Springfield as follows SECTION 1 Sections Three our ive of Chapter Iwenty iva ot tha vised are hereby renealed three new sections inserted 1a place thtreof as follows: Section 3 Except as otherwise provided no person firm or Corporation shall place or maintain any sign advertising device clock or other like structure projecting Into or placed on or over any public way in the city unless authorized so to do by a permit 5 granted by the city council and then only as provided in sections our and ive of this chapter This section however shall not apply to signs or other structures pro in jecting into or over the way a distance of less than six (6) inches nor to poles wires conduits and appurtenances ot railroadrailway telegraph and telephone water! gas electric Tght heat 'and power com panies Section 4 The following rules and reffu lations relating to permits described la the preceding section are hereby made: 1 No person firm or corporation shall engage in the business of hanging or repair ing any sign advertising device clock or other like structure projecting into or placed on or over any public way in the city un 1 less licensed so to do as hereinafter pro vlded 2 Application for such licenses shall be made to the board of supervisors of the department of streets and engineering on forms furnished by it and shall set forth the name and place of business of the ap pHcant and such other information as eaid board may require Such licenses shall be signed by said board and no such license shall be issued until the licensee shall have paid to the city collector ths license fee hereinafter provided and the owner of tho proposed shall have filed with the city treasurer a bond with sureties satisfactory tn him and in the sum of four thousand dollars to indemnify the city against any and all claims for personal injury or damage tn property Jn any way resulting from negligence of the licensee or owner in the construction installation maintenance or repair of any such sign or other like advertising device Every ouch license unleas sooner revoked shall continue in effect until the first day of May next succeeding tho 7 date thereof The fee for such licante shall be one hundred dollars 3 Petitions for such permits Shall ba made on forms furnished by the building commissioner and shall set forth the pur pose for "which said sign or structure is to be used and tlie manner in which it la to project Into or be placed on or over the public way and shall describe accurately i wut ng and by drawings made to scale ths design and chaiacter of the construe unn nf the same and the method of It attachment to the hnlldln or other aupport uch drawings hall he In duphegte anL when approved by the building commissioner one copy filed with the city clerk and tho fithur OAnv filA MIk a Ad sinner uu me uuuQing oomxni8 cIra of not than nine ft (j) feet snail be provided below all parts of such signs and tha grade beneath 5Uch or advertising device eo cts 50 cts 40 50 red 85 100 Carrots nat large 23 30 Cauliflower ct 12 heads80 75: I ct 223 250 Celery nat doz 100 125 cts 300 325: Cal ct 3 3 25 some 330 Cucumbers nat bu lo bu 100 Md Del bu 05 75 few 50 Eggplant la ct hpr 125 150 Kale bu 40 50 Lettuce nat Iceberg ct 18 heads 1 lkl1 1 mK 25 35: Cal Iceberg ct 425 450 Onions nat 10 lb bags 20 25 50 lb bags 75 S3 Tex 50 lb bags 100 125 poor 75 85 Cal 110 125: few 335 white( Tex 140 165 boilers yellow 75 85 Va bag 1 110 135 Teas shipped Peppers nat 130 175 Potatoes nat bags 100 125 1 1 Sales 15898 shares aivrtiin dvic that is lllumlnaied or has an area rsatr than v13 shu be of Incbtn bust lb la material The lowest point of any in 1 be not than nne (J) teet above any walkway nor less Lian fifteen (15) feet above any drlvoway frm corporation shall lot mor than one such sln on As each street front projecting from a buildlag ft or othr support over any public wey 6 A peimit Issued hereunder may bo sue pended nr revoked for any reason that eJVoj iuiiaiaer suincient ction 5 Provided however thst 1 2 1 Okl Oswego aits 6s 41 Pac Pac Ten Pen Ten Pen Pen Oh Ed 5Hs 59 93H Ten ow 5s 56 108H Pen AVstXP 40 eo Gas LAC 4s SI 86 Teo 'S 6s 57 C108 re JaV 5s 79 ThUa El 5s 68 ei Pied Ry Pitts Steel Portland Potoinc El Potomc Ed Potomfi Ed Pow Cor Can 4tta 59 Pow Cor 5fcs 47 a Pub Ill 4i 7SD 24 Vanadium MVan Raalta a Car Chemical Va 6pfd 1O3 ft Waldorf fiyst 7 Walgreen Ward Bak pfd a Warner Pict 5 Do pfd 33 xvarner Warren Bros Warren 1 Webster Eisen 100Wells argo 7 Wesson 1 Do cv pf 120West El A 110 Do 0 pf 50 Do 7 pf 1 Dairy Pr 1 Maryland 1 West Pac pf 3o Western Union 18 Westin Air Br 70 Westin El Mfff 8 Weaton El In DO 2 Utd Utd Utd Utd Utd Utd 20 Unit 27 United Dyewood 120 United Dyew pf? 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5Hs 48A 101 67 28i 51 55 10 13 4 49 1ST 7T 36 06 lUVi V4H 14 3x2 175 200 100 125: med 100 Partletts box 400 425 SanlaRosa 5x5225 230 Climax 4x5 lM171 Raspberries reds pt fey 08 09 few10: poor 05 07 black 10 12 Watermelons ea large 30 70 med 33 45: poor 25 30 Eggs local doz 30 41 Label cartons 41 43 Sales (In $100) Ji'ih Iw Cloes A A OS 4 Jacksonv Gas 6s 43 53' Jamaica Wat 54 55A SVAA 73 D1U jbf ven l'tD 08 4 fB Kan 6s 55A Kan Pow (a Bethlehem Declares $175 on Preferred New York July Bethle hem Steel corporation today declared a dividend of $175 on the preferred stock A similar dividend was paid a year afro 1 46 80 3 3 31 31 34 3 1 Post 3 Cpf i resra st Uo pf Prop Cam oU DO 23 Pub Smelting Smelt pf Steel Do pf Ort i i stores Unt tSores nfd 30'Unlv Pic 1 pf 1 Univ it 10 Univ rf 4 Util A 13 Beauty reedom from Want of Crime Among Advantages of the Capital BY DAMON BUNYAN 'Washington July 25 Our nation's capital is what you might caH fortunate The people who live at Washington are in far better case than those of any other city tn the union in the first place this is one of the handsomest cities in the wqrld a statement at which the good citizens of other American cities who think well of their civic pulchritude can scarcely take umbrage in view of the fact that Washington belongs to the country in general In the second place tho people of Washington escape most of the trials and burdens of other cities They do not tave to worry about ward politics and thieving aidermen The city is run by the government the United States through appointed commis sioners and in the main the govern ment makes a pretty good job of it judging from the expressions of many of the citizens Incidentally the city of Washing ton is probably one of tha very few concerns belonging to the gov emment'itbat shows a profit Many another government enterprise is deep in the red nowadays but Washing ton goes along turning in dividends It has no debts in which respect it is unique and peculiar among the cities pf the world No Smoke and Grime It is a pleasant place to live It has no manufacturers and therefore no smoke to grime up the magnificent government buildings The Washing ton air bar an occasional mist off the flat bosom of the Potomoc is always clear It is a city of wide tree shaded avenues of rolling green studded hills of pretty homes The people of Washington seem to go along about their business in less excitement and with less blood pres sure than the citizens of tother American communities They look more peaceful and less hurried Washington the spot where there has been more actual conversation about the depression than anywhere else in the country what with it be ing the favorite: topic of congress men but it is said that Washington has felt the depression about as little any other place in the land There are well over 100000 govern ment employes living in Washington Their pay went on right along with perhaps some curtailments here and there so the usual flow of cash in Washington was unabated at a time when the rest of the country was in dire straits The citizens of Washington do not have the privilege of voting on any proposition This would not be deemed a great calamity by many citizzens of other towns notably by a Repub lican president of a Tammany pre cinct in New York but some Wash ingtonians seem to feel that they are being denied a tremendous boon Per haps they would be sitisfied if they were permitted to cast: an untram meled ballot just once because then they would see that it is a lot of trouble often to little purpose Some Want Home Bule They are permitted delegations' In national conventions who can assist in nominating some candidate for whom their fellow Washingtonians are not permitted to vote at the elec tion which hardly' makes sense At the last Democratic national conven tion we saw Washington delegates working themselves into a swoon and that make sense either Many citizens of Washington think the district should have home rule that the people should have the right to say who shall govern them and how and also when holding that under present conditions the great capital of the nation is a po litical bean bag Others contend stoutly for the present situation which seems likely to endure at tnan ide The chief complaint of the citizzens Is that not infrequently an adminis tration appoints to the government of the city some fellow who comes from a town of perhaps four or five thousand population and right away he starts in trying to run a city of upward buuouu this is something make sense A big city like stitution requires ling But the small town boys like to go back home and tell their con stituents how they regulate things in the wicked city on the Potomoc A fellow from Kansas can keep Wash ington from having horse racing within its limits though just a few miles outside these limits tracks are operating in Maryland and depending on Washington for patronage No Underworld As amatter of fact Washington is one ot the least wicked cities in the land It has practically no under world make here to keep itself so well concealed that it is not apparent to the naked eye Not that we have been seeking vice The weather has Ijeen too warm here abouts The Washington property tax is not low neither is it excessive How ever it grades up pretty well with other large cities The Washington ians has no state income tax of course The citizens generally do not seem to pay a great deal ot attention to the political poings on here The out side world is probably more keenly interested The home towners have seen administrations come and have seen: them go and they manage to remain reasonably calm Not even Huey Long can attract a street crowd in Washington The new dealers have livened up the town considerably bringing in more visitors day in and day out than any other regime in history for which the local tavern keepers are especially grateful We are told the night club business flourishes in the winter in Washington as a result of the new Washington capita than country On ton of almost as much liquor here as during prohibition It would be more perhaps but it is said that the Democrats cannot drink as much as the Republicans probably another political campaign lie (Copyright 1935 Universal Service) Mrs Nellie Davis Dies Orange July Nellie Illingworth Davis 72 a resident of Orange prac tically all her life died yesterday aft ernoon at the Mann hospital Athol where she had been the last two She was a native of New Salem daughter of Mr and Mrs John Upton She was twice married her first husband John Illingworth died after their marriage She was later married to Arthur Davis local jobbing teamster who diedMarch 26 1934 Mrs Davis was a graduate of the Orange high' school El 6 67A GiE Ss 202 105 GA Pow 6s 3g 3Si GSPciw 6s 39etf 33 GaPw 5s 53 ctf 33 PAL 6s 2016 90 Roll Ss 48 9i Seat 6s 36 07 Appal El Pw Ss 56 105 Appal Pow Ss 41 107 Appal Pow 6 2024A 110 dsL 03 90 a Elec A As G4E GAE Rayon 6s Tel Co 8a 65A 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lit 102 35 Standi Brand 16 15 43 43 43 7 7 7 1 1 1 2 15 X( 14 7 7 7 105 104 104 104 103 103 9 9 9 13 13 13 3 7 4 4 4 136 136 136 IS 17 12 25 23 23 1 1 1 15 16 16 1 1 1 15 15 15 3S 37 33 13 13 13 1 15 16 1 33 33 33 62 61 61 52 51 81 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 83 S3 83 170 1U 170 70 70 TO 2 4 24 24 3 3 3 3 3 3 40 40 40 5 16 5 16 5 16 73 75 75 23 23 25 13 13 13 1 1 1 7 7 7 10 I'll 10 8 8 5 5 5 9 3 9 2t 21 21 25 25 25 7 6 71 TOY 71 23 23 23 61 61 61 2 2 2 11 11 11 27 25 25 17 i 15 55 53 55 13 13 13 23 23 23 15 14 15 106 106 106 57 57 57 1 1 1 32 32 32 25 27 27 19 13 13 19 19 19 14 14 14 5 5 5 57 57 67 31 31 31 6i 5 6 12 12 12 4 3 3 34 24 2427 24i 27 16 16 16 13 12 12S 64 65 3 15 3 16 3 15 51 67 65 1 1 1 23 23 23 1 1 1 10 10 10 50 60 50 6 6 6 55 58 58 6 6 6 4 3 4 66 66 66 I ow Close 11 11 1 95 95 118 116 22 22 67 67 3 3 1 1 3 3 46 46 62 62 151 15 15 1 1 28 28 1S 100 60 goe 8 S2 82 39 39 1 1 102 102 102108 108 10 107 107 107 40 39 39 101 101 101 105 105 105 100 100 100 100 100 100 103 103 103 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