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New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
EARLY GAINS ARE
 RECORDED TODAY
American Can Hops Up Three
 P0intS-Other Issues Rise

New York. Aug. 2? -(wall street opeing) - Stock prices displayed impressive strength at the opening Of todays market. American Can opened 3 points higher and initial gains of point or more were re- cord by General Electric. Dupont, and Havana Electric. Frisco com mon, Chicago Pneumatic Tool and St. Louis Southwestern opened at new high prices for the year.
 With money for stock market pur- poses in plentiful supply and no clouds on the business horizon, op- orators for the rise had little diff culty in pushing up their fayoritcs in the early trading. While public participation was only on moderate scale, there was a marked absence of aggressive bear selling such as chractcrized the markets earlier in tho week. Additional new 1925 highs were quickly recorded hy Sea board Air Line common, "katy" common. 1ocw's. Inc, Indian Motor- cycle. American Ice and Howe Sound Mining. St. Louis South western was the carly feature, ON tending It's opening gain 10 points. Y. s. Steel common was run up 10 to4si, yesterdays peak, before inc end of the first half hour. Inter national Telephone and Mack Trucks were heavy. Sharp rallies in Nor vegian and aDrish kroner fin ar- parent reflection nf the calling home of the proceeds of recent dollar loans featured the firm foreign exchange market, NorU egiar kroner jumped 12 points to 1SHt cents and Danish kroner soarcd 4 points to "S.59 cents, Demand sterling vas quoted around 4.Sa "-S and French francs Iust he'ow 4Tn conts.
 Wall street showed interest In Baltimore dispatches quoting Presi- dent Wagner. of the Consolidated Gas. Electric Light &, Power com panv was warning against wild speculation in Electric and Gas Ttility stocks, recently voiced hy Samuel 1nsull "Roeulation Of Public Utility earnings has reached basis where snch utilities cannot expect to earn more than an S per cent return on values Of their prop orties,' Mir. Wagner said, 'and reg ulation Of security issues is tending rapidly to place the issues on close parity with actual property values. Earnings materially in excess of those allowed must inevitably he, and have been followed by rate re- ductions," He emphasized that stocks of sound public utilities were good investments and should not soil as speculative stocks,
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
HoUSE STATEMENT

New lork-t,NChaugcS, &iI000.- Uoo: balances, S4.000,o0O.
 Boston -- Exchanges. 55,00Q,QQQ; balances @1.0Uo,OO0.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

In contrast to last weeks de crease, commercial failures in the United States this week reported 10 r. C. Dun X Co.,. nuuehring %7@, show an increase of so and also h6 more than the same week last year.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

Notwithstanding general opposj- ton from other railroad executives, Mark W. Potter, one of the receiv- CTS for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, still believes that his plan for pooling a freight in crease among the western carriers on the basis Of their respective needs is the only method of settling the rate prohlem Another fiat in crease in railroad rates, he asserts, is out Of the question since tho prin- cirle of regulation has taken the railroad out of the class Of private business and ordered 1t 10 be run for the economic good. Mfr. Pot ter will champion his proposal at the western rate hearing which opens at Chicago on September S.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

Wall street, satisticaus calculate that tho "hull" market, measured hy industrial averages has advanced 60 points. greater than any other major upward swing in 20 years the near est approath being 50 points aver age advance in the 1908 1905 mar ket. Next 10 that was 56 point advance in 19tS-1919; A points iu 1AnS-t9ON; 40 points in 19@1-1H@3; 30 roints in 1S97-1S90 and 95 points in 1?O0-190t market.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
LOCAL STOCKS
Insurance Stutks

CFurushed by Putnam X Co)
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

Net operating income ot the Nickel Plate Railroad In July amounted 10 s76o,S11, an increase Of s26O,9S6 over the same month last year. Surplus after charges of s414,- S22 compared with s21409S for July, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

Earnings of the Willys Overland Co. in the first half of 1925 showed Il sharp increase over the core spending poriod last year, Net pro- fits, after depreciation and taxes. to- tailed sa,t4S.634, equivalent after preferred dividends 10 S3.70 share on the commoh stock, compared with S2.7s1.6qo or 8s cents share on the common in the first half of 1924,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

New York capitalists whose r'o"nt offer of $50 q share for the New York. Now Haven X Hartford Bail road Company's holdings of New York, Optario & Western stock amounting of 5t per cont has reio4 ed. are reported in Wall street 10 b" still negotiating for the stock. The group is understood 10 be confident that the stock eventually will be ac- quired in which event minority hold CTS it is said, will he offered the same terms as the New Haven, The coal helding of the o. X ". they contend, have a value equal 10 S@5 a share on that roads outstanding st oCks.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

Recent speculative activity on the stock exchange has contrasted sharply with the restraint which has marked trading in the com- modity market most subject to speculation--that is grain and cot ton Although expanded credit re. sources have hocn available, opera tors in these markets have adopted Ia more cautious attitude at 2. time when changing crop conditions may he m important factor in determin- ing the trend of prices.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

Reports from Pittsburgh, that the H. C. Prick Co. had fired 500 addi- tional coke ovens, bringing the total in that district up to 1,50o in the last ten days, have confirmed indi- cations that gains were being made In all branches of the steel trade.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
WaU Street Briefs

The decision of the New York Cot ton exchange 10 suspend trading on the Saturday preceding Labor day has been followed by agitation to have the New York Stock exchange observe triple holiday. The policy of the stock exchange, however, has been to keep Its trading facilities open to the public as much as pos sible and the present activity of the market is also expected to weigh against an unnecessary interruption.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Un qusso mas rico, meior sazonado y
mas delicado. viene en- caiitas de cinco
Iibras, siempre tierno Y crenoso, I'd.
puece comprar la cantidad que I'd. de-
see y cortarlo en- longitas apetitosas
buenes para sandwiches para eual-
quier ocasion especial 81 10 desea, pue-
dc obtenerlo ahora en- paquetes especial
les dc una de media libra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

dad, es una violaci6n objectionable
de los deberes ciudadanos.
La question debatir es una de
frio anahsis, de serene razonannen-
to. Hablar de atropellos v despojos
es yer monstruos donde solo exisfen
nolinos de viento. ST las atlas auto
ridades escolares nos prueban que al
Pals le convene tener las dos alas
de su Universidad en- Rio Piedras Y
Ia Normal en- Mayagiiez nadie debe
oponerse al canbio deseado. Adenas,
nadie esta autorizado para hablar
de este asunto en- nombre de la Sui
tana del Oeste. FL pueblo no ha, dado
gu opinion aim. Y sepan los que tam
TO ruido innecesaxio estan hacienda
qne conocemos Ia opinion de distin-
guidas y nunerosas personas de in
scspechable mayagiiezanismo que
simpatizan con la idea del traslado
proyectado. Desde unos cuantos pun
tos de vista esta ciudad ganarfa
sceptando Il Normal a cambio del
Colegio de Agricultural y Artes Me-
canicas. Entire los que piensan en-
eata OCCASION esta ell Lcdo. Benet,
.Qnien valientemente expuso sus pun
tos de vista en- la reunion celehrada
en- Ell Casino de Mayagiiez hace po-
cas- seIna1aa. sps paiabras fueron
bien claras y demasiado expresivas.
FL cree debemos tener confianza en-
los hombres que componen la Junta
de sfndicos, Ellos no haran NADIA
intencionalmente que pueda PERU
dicar los intereses del Pals.
Nosotros reiteramos nuestra afr
11aci6n de que no Sc trata de una
question donde debamos actuar a
impulses Ell sent1miento. Es al ce-
.rebro quien toca imponerse. Des-
terremos Ell apasionamiento venga
la oposicion, luchese hasta agotar
ell Iltilno cartucho. Pero argumen-
tese, pruebesenos que Ell Colegio tie
ne su porvenir asegurdado 81 perma-
nece en- Mayagiiez, demuestresenos
que su funcionamiento resulta tan
econ6mico para Ell Gobierno en- esta
ciudad como en- Rio Piedras, pru6
besenos que Ell traslado intentado
obedece a un capricho al deseo de
enriquecer a San Juan y sus alred,e-
dores costa del progreso del resto
de la isla y entonces seremos los
prjmeros en- ocupar un puesto en-
las avanzadas de la oposici6n. Guam
do tai cosa Sc haga, exijase que los
rnavagiiezanos ocupen Ell sitial que
su nunca desmentida historic les Sc
fiala. & @ "a
Francisco PAGAN MEDINA.
Mayagiiez, abril 10, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

IA rsm asc1 - 0@
de noche antes de acostarse; use
les cuanto necesita), apllqueselo
sufciente cantidad para. hun1ede-
Ger bien el cuero cabeiludo y fr6-
tese suavemente con la yema de
los dedos.
AL amanecer, toda 0 81 no La ma
yor parte de la caspa ha desapa-
recido. Dos tres aplicaciones mas,
competamente disolveran Y destrui-
ran toda huella, no importa la mu-
cha caspa que usted tenga.
Notara que toda picaz6n Y rasca-
z6n del cuero cabelludo terminara
instantaneamente, y su cabello que
dara sedoso,. con lustre, bien sua-
We y cien veces mejor que antes.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
De SARDINIA
a Ibur0R

iQuien dijo que tanto en- el mar
Como en- Ia terra ell pez grande
Sc comia al pequeio? -
Esto sera una gran verdad, pero
Ell CoRTE TNGLEs, puede de-
mostrar 10 contrario.
Cuando Ell CoRTE INGLEs, ma
clio la vida comercial en- Puerto
Rico, era 10 que es una sardina
en- un mar poblado de tiburones.
Han pasado solo dos afios Y "a
Els CoRTE INGLEs, de SARDINIA
Sc ha convertible tambien en- tibu-
ron y con muchas agallas.
No solamente Ell CoRTE IN
Giles, no teme "a la competen-
cia. sino que la desafia.
5ore 10 que SO desea es un traie
casinir ingles, mas legftimo que Ell
nismo Lloyd George, en- azul ma
rino, negro en- preciosos colores
de fantasia?
Pues con los ojos cerrados: Ell
coRTE INGLEs.
5Que no es traje de casimir, sino
dc hilo ingles tan ingles como el
bacalao de Eseocia7
Pues a buscarlo al mismo sitio.
Los trajes de hilo, que es la es-
pecialdad de Ell. CoRTE INGLEs,
tienen Ia ventaja de que antes de
confeccionarse est&n mas tempo en-
aqua que IN submarine en- tempo
de guerra.
Ell CoRTE INGLEs, viste hoy
en- Puerto Rico q todo cuanto hay
de selecto = elegante en- esta isIa,
Eporque responde siempre de Ia ca
adad de sus generos, de la irreprs-
chable confecci6n de sus trajes y
de La relativa modicidad de sus
precios.
Ell CoRTE INGLES,
LA FABRICA Y SASTRERIA DE
M0DA EN- PUERTO RICO
No equivoque la direction, esta-
mos al lado de la Barberia Ell FL
CARO- y frente al edifcio de Ell
MUNDo.
San Jose st. No. 5. P. o. Box 994.
Telefono 1923. San Juan, P. r.
81 Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
Ell Colegio de Agriculture y Artes
Mecdnicas de Mqyaguez

Con motivo del ru1lor circulante
del traslaao del Colegio de Agricul-
tura v Artes Meeanicas de Maya
giiez a Rio Piedras son va varios
los articulos publicados en- el perio
dico local ssDiario del oeste'3 cona7
batiendo la idea del canibio referi-
do. sin embargo, hasta ahora los
opositoress para su mai y Ell de Ia
INSTITUTION que pretenden defender
han hecho de Ia question del intenta-
do traslado una de sentimentahsn
extemporaneo, convirtiendo .uu pro-
blema de Convenience general en- IN
refugio. dc amor propto NAL entendi,
do,
No somos partidarios de Que So lie
ven Ell colegio de Agriculture de es-
Ia ciudad caprichosamente. Tampo-
co gnstamos de ir contra La corrten
te, aunque por nn impulse dc juver-
tud experimentamos placer en- ha-
ilarnos en- la oposici6n. Aplaudire-
mos siempre Ell esfuerzo individual
o collective de quienes lachen por
conservar y aumentar Las cosas que
han de enaltecerles. La aspiraci6n
del ccncepto, tanto pueblos como
individuOs.
Cuando en- la reunion conjunta de
Ia DIRECTIVE de la Camara de Co
mercio local y distinguidas perso-
nalidades del mundo politico maya
giiezano celebrada Ell domingo % de
MARIO pr6ximo pasado en- los salo-
mes del Casino de Mayagiiez para
trazar un plan de campafa en- de-
fensa de La retenei6n del discutido
centric educativO en- esta ciudad, Of
mos al Ledo. Soufront nlanifestars
SO en- 81 sentido de que Mayagiiaz
debia luehar contra viento y marea
para que no SO lie despojara del Co
iegio; cuando le. vimos en- Ell calor
lie una discussion proponer que Ma
yagiiez pidiera que Sc. trasladara a
esta ciudad la Universidad que ac-
tualmente esta enclavada en- Rio
Piedras 81 era que Sc deseaba unir
las dos alas de dicho Alto Centre,
sentimos deseos de aclamarle con to-
Gas las fuerzas de nuestro entusias
mo. No obstante contuvimos nues-
tro impulse aclamador. La expe-
riencia nos ha demostrado que esos
arrebatos hijos de la exaItacion, no
pasan del momento. EN- que Sc ex
teriorizan. Ese es uno de los defec-
tos capitales del temperamente lati-
no. En- un momento de exaltaci6n 10
comprometemos todo, la fortuna, la
fslicidad, Ell honor, hasta la vida
lnisma. somos impotentes para ten
der ell pafio frio de la realidad So
bre las concepciones de la fantasia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Cuana8 fas nlGoe estAn pAliAos,
maikumoFadss. - oNaaeafEam IN.
tsrts "a el lseEo ! ~ saeao 6 IN
tfafsguisa y 80 apetAts FsriAbse. e
ssAal - q4s fAeaea ssmhFiees.
Cuaaae arafeesa tniea slaaemaa -
Ia hefa - eaFlaa Wastes Cream
VeFmlgues Nnas rnanRas d8sis -.
ssn saliF Is iembFasss y senen q
riha aueTsmente go Il canalno "a
Ia naiaA Whitc's Cream Verml.
fuEe Sc hs usaas cen tzito duran.
te ios Glsirss elAems1fa aHqs. Dc
ven4a ~ les eArmaelas y aregue-
Ftms
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Mayagiiez, abril 10, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

Hemos dicho que los opositores
que hasta ahora Sc han manifestado
en- Ia prensa local han desviado Ia
question del verdadero punto en- que
ha debido establecerse la resisten-
cia, y hemos dicho bien. La oposi-
elou debe ser a base de arg,lmentos
Y no. de frases gruesas y amenazas
pueriles. 81 tenemos sangre fra, ac-
taamos serenamente, sin cofnprome-
ter con itemperancias inltiles 10
qne intentamos defender. 81 aIguien
sabe "la historic de muchas irregu-
laridades Y de muchas indignidades
que muchos hombres que presumen
dc honorables han coinetido, tdebe
no por patriotismo, que no queromos
invocar esta rara prenda del ,espiri.
tn por respeto a Ia sociedad, hablar
claro y alto para que todos conoz-
eamos q los enmascarados para, que
los delincuentes reciban su mereci-
do. callar en- tales circumstances es
continuar siendo REQ de compiled
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
ultima HORA

Is fAbgiea de mOs&ieos de Jime-
MS. del vale q Ca. en- la parada
~. CaEEetera No. l2i euyos mosai-
Cos han siao. son y seran los me
3eEss ssempEs en- Puerto Rico "
las euales no IA hAbido qulen pue-
a. haesr eompefeaeia en calidad,
len pEeeios al. pego inferiores) ha
ievads . efect0 tales mejoras en-
go maaainaFfa y slstema de ventas,
eve ests en- eondleiones de ofFeeer
zna loaa perfecta. de buena cali
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
Ell GoBIERrSO TTALIA1yo CUTE
RE LLEGAR A UNA TRANsAC-
eIoN CON Ell PAPA

ROMA, abril Il CUnited Press.
Sc esta tratando de solucionar la
viejs disputa entire Ell gohierrio y
ell vaticano. II gobierao quiero re-
conocerle, Ell derechc de propiedad
scbres aas tierras del Vaticaro al
Papa, sienpre que este adnita for
malnerte la perdida de su poder
temporal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

dad a menor preciO que las de in
ferior ealidad que Sc estan ofre-
ciendo en- el mercado. 0btenga sus
cotizaciones de las dernas fabricas
y luego venga donde nosotros; com
prara un articnlO mejor una pc
scta mas baratO. Nuestra consigna
sera siempre un articulo mejor y
mas barato.
JIMENEz, DEL VALE B co.
TelefOno 3o6. Apartado $50.
Santurce.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15

destr vi d a.
Para lograr
este, obten-
case cuatro
onzas d Ell
,prepar a. do
liquid arvon
en- cualquier
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-15
EI medic mas eficaz
para destruir la caspa

Hay un medic nuy eicaz que
nunca ha fallado para eliminar Ia
caspa, Y este es por medic de di-
soluci6E quedando completamente
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24
THE CLOSING OF THE YEAR

Viewed teraness closing year that the
journeyng Earth predetermined night
countngpont its epca path about the Sum
much perpetual acehorse might given point the track
Custombond little thinking imagine that old Earth at
that gathering its rushes
other whng Journey knows that there such
reckoning invention finite mind God sets
Only makes the wheeling of the
CROPPING toggd who has sought
his boasts of being the only elect in
all of the universes only he strives to pause and make end But there
is end.
Viewed fguratvey artfcay symbocay
give measuring beginning ending They
spaces and comprehend fcions
years. fractions They of
done while the Earth rolls
varab this that December 81 1925 and January l.
1926 important
closing year George
DRY surely that But for all of
searching questions is time for taking Stock and
turning hearts of hearts rather than squirting at what
appears neghbrs The pyng and
the bestave lived gladly
little place little town. Have first
puck the from eyes? Hav been senng wilmer or
pufedup interested initiating the little balloon
understand before tried to
clean of the of jealous
gossip? soul in trying selfrespect?
thing? said that right and
thought true that has
done any good say my it before all the
world with Christ at elbow? Have worn the cloak OF that same
Christ typical of neighbory understanding forgiveness ana
guilty poisonous fangs that
disappointment jealousy shaned Have boosted
more nob humble
good? the best that counsel,
professional helpful word laughter
play, look, confession benedcton Have
played religion politics. the shop the street.
of making allowances for friends and enemies
bmirched myself with thinking that unless all others
they heben? And finally ready resolved to
mind clean slate, and unfmchng de-
that do before called out and into the
dark alone?
Copyright, By W. B. Davisop 1920
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24

The subject of this obituary is
widely known to the readers of the
River Falls Journal as he lived in
River Falls and taught in the Nor
NAL for more than quarter of
century.
Mr.. Clark was born in the state of
New York in 1852 and died in Seat
tie, Wash, December 10, 1925. In
his youth his parents brought him to
Wisconsin where most of his life was
spent. He was graduated from the
Whitewater Normal and afterwards
spent year or two in the Northwest
ern University at Evanston.
Mr.. Clark's early teaching was
done in Port Washington and Hori-
con. He then served as principal of
the high school at Tomah, from
which place he went to Sparta and
from there to the City Superinten-
dency in Baraboo. From the Bara-
boo position he resigned to become
Inspector of High Schools in the
State Department of Public Instruc-
ton. In 1892 he quit that post to
accept a place as teacher of mathe-
MATES in the Normal where he con-
tinued until failing health caused
him to resign. In 1924 he taught
a year in the Vocational School in
Milwaukee and then retired.
Last summer Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK
left their fruit farm in Hanford,
Washington, to spend the winter m
Seattle, as the condition of Mr..
Clark's health required the services
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24

could be given, and if by any chance
an error was made he was mast an
xious to correct it so that no ;njus-
tice might be done.
The funeral services took place in
Seattle Friday morning, December
Is, the only members of his family
present being Mrs. Clark ana War
rem Clark, the latter having started
from his home in Stevens Point on
receipt of the telegram announcing
his fathers death. The younger son,
Manley, anG the daughter, Mrs. F. 7
Struck, We're both in Pennsylvania
when the kilograms reached them
and were unable to attend.
Mr.. Clark's work is done but his
influence is perennial in the minds Of
his former students whose lives were
wisely directed by his precept and
example.
Warren J. Brier,
Everett, Washington.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-12-24
Hudson Hotel Raced
By Spectacular Fire;
Whole Block Threatened

The Chaplin Hall House, hudson
landmark, was burned to the ground'
and two adjoining buildings one oc-
eupied as a real estate office and the
other bv Wiener's clothing store
were Quilted by a spectacular ire
which threatened whole business
block in Hudson early Monday morn
ing.
The total loss is estimated at about
500 900, most of which falls upon
Mrs. A. j. Dodge, owner of the hotel
building, and Mr.. Leo Brooker, pro-
prietor of the hotel.
Starting from near the fireplace
in the hotel, the blaze spread quick
~ through the brick-veneered frame
building, and the mounting flames
threatening to engulf the entire dis
trict. inspired a call to Saltwater
and st. Paul for fire apparatus.
st. Paul sent two complete COM
panies down. and the engines and eX-
pert firemen are credited with saw
ing the business section of Hudson.
Saltwater sent over considerable
equipment. The st. Paul equip
ment made record run. One mo@or
encountered a small car which IN
sisted upon its half of the road. 1t
is reported that the wreckage OF the
little machine came down into field
far from the road at about the time
the fire fighters were arriving IN
Hudson.
Tie blaze was so hot that all OF the
plate glass in stores and offices ac-
ross the street were cracked.
The Brokers and their hotel
guests escaped in their night cloth
ing. saving nothing else from the
building.
The Chaplin Hall had just under
gone complete remodellng at great
expense. 1t is rumoral shat the
owner, perhaps with the help OF Hud-
son business interests, plans 70 re-
build on the site, and to make the
new structure 40-room. fire-proof
hotel with all modern equipment.
Three hotels have been burned on
this site, the City Hotel in 1866 and
original Chaplin Hall in 1872 The
name is derived from that i Pen
nsylvania congressman named
Chaplin who built the original Chaplin
Hall while spending s1me timt IN
hudson seeking a diverse.
Among those who lost property IN
Mondays blaze was Atty. Lynn
Ashley, who resided there and who
was forced to make his escape over
the roof of an adjoining building.
Congressman and Mrs. Jas. A. Frear
lost considerable furniture which
was stored there.