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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-09
Tree From Waikinx Stick

One of the largest trees In Hutchin-
son, Kan. has grown from a walking
stick. In April, 1874, Judge w. r.
Brown was walking along East Sher-
man street, twirling q cottonwood
stick. Amos Plank was working in
his yard when Judge Brown came
along Well. l guess I'd better plant
you tree" the judge remarked, and
he stuck his cane into the soft ground.
Plank was called away from home for
the summer. When he returned he
found that the cottonwood stick had
sprouted. Today it is the largest cot
tonwood tree In Hutchinson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-09
GULF REFINING COMP

New River State School Mont
gomery, September 10.
September 22.
biuefield Institute (colored)
Bluefield, September s.
west Virginia Collegiate Institute
tcQioredl, Institute, September 16.
west Virginia Schools for the Deaf
and Bind. Romney, September %.
Allegheny Collegiate Institute.
Anderson, September 9.
Anderson Baptist Academy and
Der Is. 'o"' 'ep'ehi-
TENDER Is.
TENDER 9. pp'' oep
Davis and Elkins College, Elkins.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-09

A specially designed ven-story brick
structure has been erected In Gan
Francisco for training iremen. II con-
tains a room where the operation of
sprinkler systems is demonstrated An
other room is, in effect. a chamber
where the men brave smoke and try
out various kinds of protective devices
The fire alarm system Is studied In
another room. The basement Is used
for instructing recruits how to enter
burning cellars. Even the exterior
walls are used for training In wall
scaling and in fire-escape work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-09
NOTICE
SHERIFFS SALE OF AUTOMO-
BILE CONFISCATED UNDER
PROHIBITION LAW.

Whereas, on the 9th day of June,
1925, in an action before G. X.
Wysong, Mayor of Charles Town and
ex-officio, justice of the peace of
Jefferson County, West Virginia.
Francis Gum was convicted of trans
porting, possessing and storing
liquors in certain automobile, de-
scribed as follows:
Five passenger Ford Touring car,
bearing License No. 124-631, and
seized in connection with the arrest
of Francis Gum and,
Whereas, by order of said justice,
said automobile was on the 9th day
of June. 1925, duly declared to be
forfeited to the State as a container
and conveyance Of liquor, and sale Of
same was therein directed according
to the provisions of Section ID, of
chapter 80 A, of the Code of West
Virginia.
will, therefore, on the 23rd day
of September, 1925, at 1890 A NJ, at
the front door of the Court House of
said County, offer said above describ-
ed automobile for sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-Sale will be
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, on day of SALE
(Signed) j. STRIDER MOLER,
Sheriff of Jefferson County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-09
OPENING DATES FOR EDUCA-
TIoNAL INSTITUTIONS OF WEST
VIRGINIA

West Virginia University, Morgan.
town, September 81, %, 20.
, Concord State Normal, Athens
September Is.
st. Hilda's Hall. Charles Town
September %. -
Falrmont State Normal, Fairmont
September Is.
Glenvville State Normal, Chenille
September 21. '''e'
TENDER 8. IVY
Shepherd College, Shepherdstown
September Is. " -
West Liberty State Normal. West
Liberty, September 9. N9'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-09


September 10; ,,.,,,.
burg, Septem5lber Il /
Salem COllsss =
18th. :, i
Storer COllsgs Y
Ferry, SeptenD,a. /,
St. Johns AS'
September %. !
West Virgin, I
Madison, SeptsnT5 n
w est Vhsil.s.,
Buckhannon, 80
Morris HaTVs' 4
vile. septemD's'.I. ' ! |
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TENDER IA. ~
Blank Deeds q
he Spirit Office
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18
Through the Static

Last night was excellent as far as
southern stations were concerned,
and late in the evening the WESTERN
ers piled in in full force. There was
come disturbance which cleared up
as the hours wore along.
We changed the direction Of our
aerial and all last evening we were
bothered by the locals, meaning
WQAM, WGBU ana WMBF. Hon
cStly we have never seen. or rather
heard anything like it. Other sta
ions came in we'll and we succeeded
in getting rid Of considerable of that
electrical disturbance which has
been making life miserable for US
during the past few weeks.
An impromptu program from
WI}I removed some of the stiffness
from that breadcast"r. Tho announc-
or was rather indistinCt. however, A
reading, "rhe Village Gossip" was
heard, for the simple reason that
we couldn't escape it. II was really
worth listening to, though. THE
Creepy Saucepan" either the name
of q number or the nickname of the
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18

H., t..,,....... -
nv aeea ,a'' ""a'"I 80 ~ WV "nu
-, "a' P'',''.,'e' Nv ""tu
,,.hn =, o m4'" ~. nun 1t u'o
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.,,,a,, Willy ,', ""ou1 ono 't,,"s '"p
,.,,,i. cum I'pooNp'' i'' was
' t',s ~ =" ,,, "s'"'''o"'"h MANNER
""""V NV HuH'HEla plaScd anu ne
. ''',tD 'no 'e',''' '., ~ "' poSs are
,''''''e ''' 'T''' '',''', anu l'o'V
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18
WOAW-OMAHA-52G

"'h w --~''hfNtIA--Uah
6i40-Bodume story.
kSAC--MiNHATrAN-8it
7;SO-TaIks on farm topics,
WCCO-NIiNNEAPOLIS-itG
7:3o--Mayket reports.
S-Evangelical church mld-wecl
service.
9-lO--Same rs WEAI'. New York.
ll;05-Dance music, Golden Pleas.
ant orchestra.
12:&o-Eddio Dunstedter, organ re-
cital
WSOE-MILWAUKEE-2i8
1;30-1raVcl talk, Twice Travelled
Tommy"
l0-Musical program.
KFWA-OGDEN. UTAH-26i
Radio dealers musical program
l1-Studio recital.
l2-.Oulo Reeves dance orchestra.
KOA-DENVER--323
&;30-~lroWn Palace hotel string or
chestra,
9;3O--BooE Of knowledge program.
10 -- Selections from famous ora
torios, brighton Choral society.
The Civilian Trio in miscellaneous
vocal numbers.
l2-Harmony Peerless orchestra
from Colburn hotel.
KGO-OAKLAND-3Gt
9-Woodsidc's Metropolitan orch.
from Roborts-at-the-Bcach.
lo-NcWs. weather, stocks and mar
kcts. Silent Night.
KHI--LOS ANGELES-1O5
9--Arcade Cafeteria orchestra.
9:30-Chidrcn's program.
l1-SCicntihc lecture.
11;30-Broadway department store
program.
1:&0--Art Hickmans Biltmore hotel
orchestra.
kPO-SAN FRANCISCO--i2S
9:30-The States restaurant orch.
lo-Fairmont hotel orchestra.
l1-Atwater Kent orchestra.
l2-Silvertown Chord orchestra.
states restaurant orchestra.
KGW-PORTLAND, ORE.-i02
l1-12--ConCert.
Fisherman. Clay company con,
cert.
pWX-HANANA-i0O
S:30-Cuban Navy Band.
WKAQ-SAN JUAN-3l1
Municipal band Of San Juan.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18


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Il"IIt 40 VI" ll' 'IldIl'
NGi' mas new slogan, AT least
us nc" 10 us inc slogan IS
N-ea'h.r h-oit' i-nthINs' C-'liI-
"nrpasS' To ihe f'oilda hroaacaSlrr
was solos strong IoSt evening" l'iB
10y ir'"' SIX iro' 'a'' "I,Ho"t ms
STOCKINGS as ne was oeScl'p'u
p'aStu " plaho solo' f"tho"a6'
or C"',o"a"S'' we We iofHo''eil
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18
HARTFORD GOES OVER

Hartford, New. is Up Hartford's
community chest campaign ended
successfully yesterday afternoon
total of S405,57S being given for the
support Of local service organiza-
lions The campaign goal was
$30G,58S.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18
WGN-CHCAGO-37O

! o'pF~" l'llltl lluSlG'
lo;30-The classic hour.
/ 1880 n. m,--Dinncr music.
INTERCHANGEABLE
/ S-ltainbow orchestra.
il-Muscal program.
u, m..-Gingor hour
WEBH-CHICAGO-37O
Skinner concert; songs; talk.
lO--Dance selections.
2-2 a. m,-Danco music; impromp.
IN revue.
WLS-CHICAGO-3i5
t;l5-l a, m.-Ofgan; story: new
music hour; Ford and Glenn.
MENR--CHCAGO.-20G
9-ll-Popular program.
l-S-Milnight frolic.
WMAQ-CHICAGO-i4S
Organ recital; story.
9--Northwostern University lecture,
9;3O-Mrs. +. Krcssman, soprano.
lo-WMAQ Players.
INTERCHANGEABLE
7-CIassica program.
6:45-(23S mcters) Alamo orch.
lO:30-Organ recital.
| a. m.-Iour Hour League.
WOK-CHICAGO-2t7
ARTISTS.
ll-Artists and orchestra.
WLW-CINCINNATI-i23
7:5O-Weather forecast and market
reports.
8-lIotel Gibson orchestra.
S;S0-Talk.
S:40-Hotel Gibson concert.
9:l5-College of Music of Cincinnati
Orchestra.
1918 - Program by the Dutch
Club"
1.-THE third in series Of pep"
concerts by Fraternties from the
University Of Cincinnati; arranged
by Alpha Chi Chapter of ri
Kappa Alpha.
1l:3o-George Conver, tenor. The
Crosby Salon orchestra.
12:15-Orgln features by Johanna
Crosse. Pianologue by Newport
Carl Bamberger.
WSAI-CINCINNATI--326
S:45-Art talk.
11-Congress string quartet.
l2-Popular program.
WKRC-CINCINNATI-t23
Book review.
9:l5-Marion Mckay's Swiss Gar
dens orchestra.
9:45-Popular songs.
l0:15-Marion McKays orchestra.
WIIAS-LOUISVJLI.E-tOO
S;3o-Barney kapp and His orch
News items.
WS}-Atlanta-i2S
H;4J-Atlanta Biltmora Salon orch
kTHS-HOT SPRINGS-375
l0-Meyer Davis ensemble in CLASH
cal program.
lc;43--AI Reynolds, comedian.
1l--Pauline Simpson, pianist and
jazz singer.
ll:15-Tho Southorncrs' dance orch.
WGBU-FILFDRD, FLA.-27S
6;S0-Theresa Horne, staff pianist.
l0-Biuc Stcele's orchestra. Talk on
Florida.
WMBF--MLiMI BEACH-3S5
1~-l'l"ctWood concert ensemble.
S:15-News letter.
9--Policc bulletins, weather and
stock reports.
l0-l'leelWood dance frolic and solo
lists
KPRC-HOCSTON-297
$50 End O. Maln dane" orchestra.
9:30-Bass and soprano solos.
1@-Chor program.
NJiD-WACD. TEXAS--353
9:3o-M"thodist Home entertainers.
Dance music, songs and rccitations
WBAp-FORT WORTH-176
1.-The Toxic Royals broadcasting
from the Texas hotel.
S:%o--Panthnr Hawaiian trio in pop
ular and Hawaiian recital.
l0:S0-Tohlo Royals, dance pro-
gram.
WOAI--SAN ANTONIO--395
9;%U-Army Night
KFNF-SHlNANDOAH-2GG
S--Sp"ciaI program to be announced
WHO-DES MOINES-52G
observation-disclosures orchestra.
S:30-Santa Claus, banjo artists.
quartet numbers and whisting
solos.
l0-DanCc music,
WSII-InNA ('T.NtGf
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18
WTIC-IIARTFORD-i76

d;S0-Dinner music, Hotel Bond
Trio and vOCalists.
G:4j-Weather report.
Dinner music continued.
iu-pauce music, Bin Tasillo's orch.
Observation-Disclosures
G;3Q-liotel LcnoX Ensemble.
Market reports.
7|o5--program arranged by Don
Ramsey.
1;3o-Eadio Nature Story by Thorn
ton w. Burgess.
Program OF Folk Songs Of the
Nations.
Mao Shepard Hayward, soprano;
Hazel Clark-Leonard, vioinist, and
Edith Noyes Greene, composer plan
iSt
io--Weather reports; missing per
sons descriptions.
WCAC--MANSFIELD-275
1;2O-Music; reports,
7:SO-Nature course lecture.
f:45-Musical program.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7:S0-U. S. Army Band.
g--Roxy's Gang.
l0-Musical program.
WEEI-BOSTON-3i9
G;j0-Lost and found; weather.
Big Brother club.
Bon Bon Buddies.
S;S0-Musical program.
H-Musicale.
lO-Ipana Troubadours.
WNAC-BOSTON-2S0
G-Kiddies Klub.
G:3O--Dinner concert.
&-Metropolitan district police ball.
N;5O--Dance music.
$50 Metropolitan district police
baN.
# NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7:l5-Story Teller.
concert program.
WF,AF-NEW NORk--402
Dinner music.
Synagogue services.
7;sn7-t. $. Army Band.
THE Buddcs.
>:3O-"rcoley concert"
a-RoXy and His Gang.
ll-1g-lien Bcrnie's orchestra.
WJZ--NEW YORK-l55
f:&O-Ncw York University course.
7--Bernard Levitow's music,
theological society series,
N;lj-The Texans, songs.
N:30-Hunter college chamber music
nr. Henry G. FlpCk.
9:50--Harry Loves, basso.
l0:10-To be announced.
Observation-Disclosures.
WGBS-NEW YORk-3l6
G--lncle Gc"hcc.
f:&O-Julie WmtZ's Co!lcgians.
Norbert Lusk, Movie Sidciights."
7:lo-Julie Wintzs CoIlegians.
WHN-NEW NORk-361
G--Littmann's dinner music.
G:16-Daddy Wnkum's rhyme ma
chine.
-Littmann's dinner music.
- Danc" orchestra.
7:&o-Gilos O'Counor, zylophouist.
>--Talk. julius EIyman.
>:u5--Cnntor Martin Adolf. songs,
S:t5-IiQck and jerome, songs.
(.%u-Jumn Lee singing.
>:ia--L. Wolfe Gilbert, Abol Baer,
songs.
Ridgroys Versatile Ser"naders.
lo-RosrlanI dance orchestra.
M.loIy orchestra,
Il mtdnight-Harry Eichman's FIJI
..r.o {,,.rp
New Britain herald., 1925-11-18
Grandmother Knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds as Mustard

But the cld-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get The rolict and help that
mustard pl2stcr3 give, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musteroic does it. It is clean,
white cintmat, made with oil of mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, so
that it works wonders.
Gentlymassage Musterole in with the
finger-tips, See chow quickly it bringsre-
lief -hOW speedily the pain disappears.
Try Mustcrole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsillitis, Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges-
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds Of the chest
III NAV DrpveDf rneIrnOnId)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Chicago Cattle Market

CnlcdSO, NOV. =.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000; better
grades fat steers dull. weak to Is low
er than last Thursday; grass killing
seers steady; stockers and feeders fair
ly active; steady to strong: no strictly
choice fed steers offered: extreme top
1154-pound weight 1900; bulk range
steers to killers $50 500: she stock
around steady; light weight vealers SO
HOGS--Receipts $4,000; fairly ac-
tive, 10 to, rs lower; mostly 10 to 20
pound weight i1.00@1I.30: better 1lo
TO 1so-pound average largely 1850
pas Se sowa 6sen SUk a msiHrts
killing pigs 11.75@12.o0: shippers took
10000: estimated holdover 5000.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
steady to 2 blower; in-between kinds
showing. full decline;. bulk desirable
comeback western and natives $4,000
1925; rangers mostly 1A75@t5.00; top
natives 15;So: most culls steady at
ewes up. to 500: feeding lambs slow,
tending lower: best held around 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

lake and rail 1.74s; No. 2 mixed durum
do. 1.35g; No. l Manitoba do. In bond
1.50s.
CORN-Spot Arm: No. yellow 1 (
track, New York all raid 1'oos; No. 2
oATsMspot steady: No. white As.
PORK-Irregular: mess 1900: fam
lily 4o.0O@42.00.
LARD-Easy: middle west 1890
1890.
creamery higher than re extras ira a Soi ga:
to 81 score, 46@4sa; packing stock cur
rent make No. Al.
EGGS-Firm: receipts 51SS: fresh
gathered extra firsts 30 a 81; DO stor-
age 36@37; fresh gathered firsts 4S0
50; do. storage s4a@S5s: fresh +. q be- gath tn
whites closely selected extras 44@4s:
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites firsts to average extras 81 QSA.
nearby bullets 52@5t; nearby hennery
browns extras 62@6S.
1870 pounds 7.oO@750; Long Island do.
S.50ep9. 90: Maine do. S.0o@S,50.
BAGES-Stronger; New York
per ton 3O00@ 1000.
An advance of Lice occurred in the
raw sugar market today to the basis
After opening unchanged to points
higher, raw sugar futures continued
10 strengthen on active outside buying
and covering for the trade and Euro
pean account. Realizing checked the
upward movement and caused 2 reac.
6 s'f fn : n noints net higher, December 2.21.
March 9.3S, May 249, July ESQ.
A moderate inquiry was reported Tor
refined sugar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
FINANCIAL NEWS M
ton and reports of large current

ton and reports of large current
earnings.
Steady accumulation of the equip
ments reflected the recent large in
crease in railroad inquiries and or
ders, Baldwin and American Loco
motives closing at 1876 3-S and So for
net gains of 9 and 2 IL points re-
spectively. American Brake Shoe
and Foundry was run up over .
points to a new high record of
1856 IL.
Other standard industrials also
were in good demand. United States
Steel common closing point higher
at 100 after selling within frac-
ton of the years high, and Ameri-
can Can soaring pointr to record
top at 262 and then yielding to
259 IL on profit taking. Among the
two score or other issues to attain
new peaks for the year were Ameri-
can International, Associated Dry
Goods, Brooklyn Edison. BROOKLYN
Manhattan Transit, Brown Shoe,
Case Threshing Machine, Coca Cola,
Dupont, Foundation Company, Mont
gomery Ward, National Dairy Prod
ucts, Underwood Typewriter, United
Products and Youngstown Sheet ana
Tube.
Call money held firm at per
cent. Time money and commercial
paper rates were unchanged.
Foreign exchanges fluctuated with
in rather narrow and irregular linz
its. Demand sterling advanced
slightly to around $4.S4 Ia, but
French francs ruled about points
lower around 4.16 cents.
The bond market underwent the
usual pre-holiday slackening OF &c.
tivity without any weakening Oh its
price structure.
With the announcement OF new
railroad projects again drawing at
tention tc the Florida BOOM Specu-
lation was resumed In the ri osiua
the bonds up more than IL points az
one time iand holding them about
six poin,s net higher at the close
One OF the outstanding features OF
the DAVIS trading was the strength
of New York City Traction issues,
which were heavily bought on the
eve of the Municipal election. Ex-
pectations that new CONSTRUCTION
work will be placed as soon as the
new CITY officials take office pro
NOTED accumulation of these issues.
Kansas City Power 5s. Common
wealth Power 6s and North Ameri-
can Edison 6s were other STRONG
spots in the public utility group.
In the face of reports that a new
move for a French debt settlement
was under foot, French bonds COIL
tinued to lose ground. In,
German loans continued TO puik
large in prospective foreign nnaac-
ingl Among the bond issues uiu t'st,
consideration are S5WUvo LOT IL IL
city of Bremen, $4,5OOUo loF .n
Hamburc, Electric Company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

here on an ascending market. A de-
crease of 2,114,000 bushels in the Unit
ed States visible supply total gave adj
ditional impetus to the upward swing
of values.
Despite extensive prof1t-taking sales.
the wheat market closed at but little
below the days top prices. A contrib
uting factor in the strength of values
was gossip that mills had been order
ing such quantities of wheat to be
taken out of public elevators here as
to deplete stocks to serious extent.
Meanwhile, world shipments of wheat
were smaller than had been expected.
Reports that stocks of corn are
about the scantiest ever known tend
ed to uphold an advance that was scor-
ed by corn and oats, notwithstanding
that the average of unoff1cials esti-
mates today of the 1925 yield of corn
put the total at 1851 100000 bushels
as against the government estimate of
2,S1S, 1000. 600 bushels a. month ago.
Provisions were responsive to grain
strength despite q downturn in the
price of hogs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Boston Produce Market
Boston. Nov. :

Boston, Nov. z.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 17q 20.
BUTTER-Extras 4S3@50; frsts AZ
@49. .-eoe.
firsts 25a q 26a.
CORN-No. 2 yellow 1.0291.0S.
EGGS-Nearby 'hennery brown sx-
tras "a; white and mixed extras $50
IS; eastern extras 61G63: western ex-
tras 61@63.
TLOUR-Spring patents, 1876 sacks
special short 9.60@s.75; standard S'oo
@a.50.
HAY--No. 2. timothy 24026.
Handspring 22@26.
OATS-Forty pounds 56QbI
PORK---Medium backs $3.50 q $3.50.
POTATOES-Gree Mountains $50
per 100 pounds: Maine Cobblers ESQ
per barrel: sweets 4.26@4.b0.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $40 cents in 100-barrel lots
less per cent. for cash.
VEAL-a0@24.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
new YORK MARKET
'1'u'ss q the Days Dealings in All
me Leading Stocks

/. Asw York. Nov. c.-(AP)-Ex-
10y SPECULATION in the motor shares
~ featured the resumption of the
s,uaa Upward movement in today's
~ ~ market. Hudson was the sen
s ss.Snsl performer. closing Ii points
= 4s y iJU after some of the wild
ss,,, luctuations seen in recent
,. sasas I'm, the last Is minutes of
ID It Jumped from lbs to
sd s. i broke to LIT and then rail-
4. ~ " y low Total sales in that is
49,. ~ sllcn sold at 81 two weeks ago,
asssdsd 10000 shares.
i 1 ;ss was little in the days news
E.a Sasss the course of prices.
sss I'M . Ssreet, however, was flooded
iIyIdssani OF increased and extra
lpdiss sus ana capital stock splitups.
IA s ssl That public participation
a -, :.s..ss.antially increased in the
unl,s uays were seen in the un-
In y Arse volume Of odd lot buy
d. 'a ss motors received the bulk of
dspsnss eulative attention, a better
seulsm a was noted for the oils.
tsity i y and local fractions. Ac-
ass,utssa.se..r rails conferred largely in
lus , I'M ei carriers, Atlantic Coast
leg ,.pins over four points IN a
iau,s . W. high at 300. st. paul
u d AZ ed Closing 2 points higher
honi,s 80. IN reports that a com
Hected sssleement would shortly be
actions s' the two banking
iM ny plans. ponio'eo re-
fass IN changed hands in enor-
eaicus,Is..' Studebaker closed
sxnr ~ lower at 67 10 after
Y toiai ssd a new top at 6S SIS
hsa WAS lss IN excess of 10000
htfsne , mnite Motors showed an
Mi bs sem Of 4 IL points at 1O2.
Din, q !. 5000. chrysler s soa reJ
VI sasg y q record top at 25S and
! "a. to $50. Jordan opened
yea Il as 4, years high, and then
! isu, l ne;s Arrow advanced iv nea ~
vi Ts ro.nts to new peak at 90.
saa pr suck attained a new m n. yf.
"a i ss at 242 and then slip 1e,1
I ls v nsa IL up 1 S-S on the b.p dav
Va / sr; galvanized into ACTIVITY
\, psa. spirited n,a demand developed
pointnan esrican B. which Closed
s,sItsn sve n,sher at "A 1-2. Pan
sr at d 1'ern B closed . points
siaraI.a asphalt Standard -'1 oiI IT.
ss as ! Pacific. Phillips. vi Pro- o.
~ sba,, Raeflners. and sipn,s also S
,ss Il V IT. to . points hi hie a,sv
i9 dec rnsse Issues was bs Tee "e on
cfeasing crude oil produc- .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Chicago Produce Market
(By the Associated Press,

Chicago, Nov. 2.
Widespread frost in Argentina and
prospective return Of unfavorable
weather in Canada led to a lively ad-
vance today in the value OF wheat.
firm, p to 81 net higher, new style,
December LAC to 1.49a and May 1.44s
to 1.44a. with corn. to ! up: oats at
a03 gain and provisions varying from
&c decline to a rise of &c.
Argentine advices told of frost at
many points both in northern. Argen-
tina and Quapas. The crop outlook be-
low the equator was also darkened by
word that recent rains in Australia
were inadequate and that the wheat
acreage of India will fall below last
years total. With Canadian forecasts
pointing to snow or rain and to fur
Their cold likely to interfere anew with
s e vssat, ssatsss suy!as seaa sss u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
REAL. Est .rE, t,,R SALE
ercl,or, in ne,, eet...

CONSULT Us About Florida RIAL
Estate We not onlA sell tui We re-
sell for YOU f'lnpIda Real ESTATES
20. 81 Water - Tel 1880
t.V EEYTH Nt;--ln re / estate Robert
son q Robertson Zeal Estate Agcy,.s
- Fremont ST. G. rdiner. Tel. 675-M.
FARMS A,,l city rr.,l,ritv W. write
e\erA thing IN INSURANCE q Mcy
Naueht"n. 80 Water II t;ar,liuer.
FARMS And citv property all prices
Ella Mrihtush AGENCY office 25g
Water 81 Tel AN ...r
FARMS Aud city property AZ lowest
prices See L Il i:rsne Agency, Gar
diner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
Wall Street Briefs

New York, Nov. 2.-(AP)-Officia
business Of the New York Stock Ex-
change, and all other securities and
commodity markets will be suspend
ed tomorrow fof election day. legal
holiday, which all the banks also will
observe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
A Ru-h CT the sat.l

[Circular from Ashury Beach. " il
An invitation opening was given on
Tuesday night with many celebrities
from all oNer the state in attendance.
edncsdays the structure opened its
doors to A capacity house which filled
the four hundred rooms and bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

Matron p. j, Clifford of Thomas
ton, Maine, prison, testifes she warm
ed chaplain husband against girl
prisoners but later told him. he
might relax his formal attitude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03

French officially notify state de-
partment of recall of General Sar.
rail after Representations by Ambas-
sador Herrick.