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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27

Democratic state central commit
tee, is treasurer of The Ohioan, Inc
For the time being, editorial and
business offices will be located in
the executive committees headquar.
ters in the Deshler-W -Wallick hotel
in Columbus.
publication of The Ohioan,' Mr..
Poulson said, fills need / long
have regarded as imperative. In
the first place. the Democratic state
executive committee must have a
means of presenting unbiased ac-
counts of its activities and of the
whole Democratic administration to
the rank and file of the party.
Besides disseminating news of in
terest to the Democrats of this
state, The Ohioan, in the next cam
paign, will be on the firing line for
every Democratic candidate from
president down to county coroner.
1t will be militant, progressive
publication, and will constitute a
power weapon in our battle to keep
democracy the majority party in
Ohio. With respect to the financial
side of the enterprise, let me point
cut that no individual Or group of
individuals will benefit in any way
from the publication of The Ohioan
After the deduction of necessary
publishing expense, which will be
held to the very minimum, the sur
plus, if any, will accrue to the treas
ury Of the Democratic state execu-
tive committee
The initial edition of The Ohioan
will be sent out to about $4,000
Democrats. At the outset it will be
published as monthly. Later, ac-
cording to Mr.. Poulson, it may ap-
pear at semi monthly or even week
ly intervals.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27
STATE CAPITAL NEWS LETTER
Gain Tn Ohio Farmers, Receints


A gain of nearly AZ percent in
income by Ohio farmers during the
first four months of 1885, as com
pared with the same period in 1894,
was reported by the United States
department of agriculture in data
released here. The 1895, January,
February, March and April farm in
come in the Buckeye state was said
to total SIS 100000 Of which $685.
100000 represented receipts from
the sale Of products and $7,103,O0
checks from the AAA for rental and
benefit payments. A total of only
$53, 3,249,000 was received by Ohio
farmers during the same four
months of 1884, it was said. Live
stock and livestock products, in
cluding milk, were listed as the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27
Oak Grove Stitchers

Oak Grove Stitchers All club
met at the home of Geraldine and
Edith Lindimore, June 25, with all
members present. During the So
served by Mrs. Lindimore. The
next meeting will be at Nonabel
Hooper's. The following program
will be given: Roll call, name your
favorite bird; jokes, Jessie Wood
burn: French seam demonstration,
Bernice Spencer; reading, Thelma
Thimmes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27
Bent Hickory Grange

Bent Hickory grange will meet
in regular session, Friday evening
July 5, with Worthy Master O. D.
Fuller in the chair Roll call
facts concerning the signing OF
Declaration of independence; patri-
otic songs. Brothers will have
charge of the rest of the program
with something of their own choice
and selection.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27

out in the lead with horses, 322,
value, $16,620. Marion comes next
with 299, valued at $19,940. Center
lists 272, valued at $16,630. Num-
ber of horses in other townships
is: Bloom, $50; Bristol, 200; Deer
field, 211; Homer, 240; Manches-
ter, 1876; Malta, 203; Meigsville,
252; Morgan, "a; Penn, 220; I'm
ion. 240, aud York, 1T.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27
New state wide Democratic Paner

The Ohioan, new statewide
newspaper will make its appear
ance late in July as the official pub
lication of the Democratic state ex-
ecutive committee. This was the
announcement made by Francis w.
Poulson, chairman of the commit
tee and publisher of the new paper.
The publication is being underwrit-
ten by a group of prominent Ohio
Democrats. 1t will be an eight page,
eight column regulation sized news
paper. A small subscription fee
will be charged and advertising
will be accepted. Joseph Hurst, of
New Philadelphia, himself pub
Usher, will edit the new paper.
Earl H. Hanefeld, chairman of the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27

The 1885 Ohio state fair will op-
crate under new management. The
appointment of Willard w. Ellen
wood Of Jackson as manager of the
fair, succeeding Charles M. Beer,
was made last week by Governor
Martin L. Davey. Mr.. Ellenwood,
a native of Washington county, and
practical farmer, was chief of the
division of plant industry in the
state department of agriculture, and
since 1915 has supervised large or
chards and stables of fine horses in
Jackson county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27

Program of Neelyville grange for
Friday evening, June 2S: Opening
song, selected by Flora reading,
Della Spencer; song, "The Old Fash
ioned Garden;" Why should every
farm have a flower garden; con-
tests. Everyone bring a bouquet of
roses. A prize will be given for
the best single specimen, and one
for the best bouquet.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-27
Page Five

largest sources Of cash revenue for
the Buckeye farmers. In the month
of April alone the receipts of Ohio
farms from products and rental
and benefit payments tOtaled $780,
$4,000, which represented go
percent gain over the same month
in 1884.
New Ohio election laws, enacted
by the 91st general assembly, We're
reviewed by George M. Neffner.
statistician and editor in the office
of Secretary of State George S. My
ers, in a signed article written for
the Associated Press. Mr. Neffner
stated that the amendments to the
state statutes will not only operate
to the financial advantage Of the
tax payers but will increase the eff
ficiency and accuracy of both pre-
cinct workers and county boards OF
election.
Thirty-three thousand Ohioans
have been taken from the relief
rolls as result of the operation Of
the old age pension law, according
to estimates by Henry J Berrodin.
chief of the division of aid for the
aged. In addition, administration
costs are being reduced monthly, it
is said. During May, the last
month for which data has been
compiled, the state had 1885 old
age pensioners, payments to VIII 3m
totaled $1,161,015.
The representatives Of ten inter-
ested groups Of tax collectors and
tax disbursing officials met in CO.
lumbus under auspices of the Ohio
council of retail merchants to for
mulate plans for campaign to aid
the enforcement of the sales tax
law. 1t was pointed out that there
are three distinct types of tax evad-
ers-those who evade deliberately,
those who do not clearly UNDER
stand the law, and those who are
not sure whether certain transac-
tions are taxable. Under plan
drafted at the conference perma-
nent committee of seven members
will be appointed to accept COM
plants of sales tax violations and
to make suggestions for better sales
following the session the state tax
commission started a drive against
vendors who violate the sales tax
law. AS a result numerous arrests
were made in various sections Of the
state.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Z dslnickych kruhI.

President Amalgamated Cloth
Workers unie mluvil V Chi
cagu pred 5000 krejcovskych
d6lnfkd. VyjadTil Sc pro or
ganisaci d6lnicke strany a pro
nezbytnost boje prot fasismu.
Hillman ukazal ma pomery
We state Indiana, kde v n6kte-
rych m1stech nen1 MONA del
nicka organisace a kde je stav-
ka vGbec nemyslitelnou vecf.
Jednim z bojovnych prostred-
XII pravil, Dude massova profit
faSisticka delnicka strana.
= Kdyz spolkovy soud V
Minneapolis vydal rozkaz, a.
by z tovarny Strutwear Knit
ing Co., kde nedavno zufila
stavka, bylo odvezeno vsechno
strojov1 a jine veci, deputy
marsal, stepan Pfcha, najal
tricky a zacal odvazeti. Po-
jednou unie ~truckovych soferG
prohlaSila stavku a Odvazenl
bylo zastaveno.
Spolecnost sc chtela stehova-
ii do st. Joseph a najala true
ky, jez pod dohledem policie
m6ly cele zaTizen1 odvezti. Ne
pochybne spolkovy soud roz-
hodne CO Sc ma staff dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Fish We Washingtonu.

Kongresn1k Hamilton Fish
re statu New York, Tecnil V
pondelf pred Minnesota State
spolecnost1. Rec mnohymi pro-
hlasena jake vystTel O nasta-
vajicf presidentske Rampant.
V reci sve vyb1zel presiden-
ia Roosevelta, ably "jmenoval
Americkemu lidu jmena a a.
dresy tech bankeTG,. ktefi re-
xii mu, re zeme snese narodni
zadluzen1 tTeba az do vyse
$40, 900, 900, 900, jak president
Roosevelt fekl v patecn1 sve
Feci v Atlanta"
"V6tsina velikych bankerd,"
Fish Tekl, "popTela re by neco
podobneho Tekla. S ohledem
ma ne a. veTejnost, president
objasniti ma sve prohlasen1 a
ztotozniti bankeTe ty."
Dale Fish poc1tal, re zadlu-
zen1 do vyse $4,000, 100000
spojeno bylo by S rocn1m dro-
kovan1m vets1m neil $2,000,-
900, 0O0,ci asi trikrate vets1m
neil byla celia vladni vydanf
roku 1916.
"Smrtelne, nicfcf bremeno
zdanovan1 znicilo dGveru OBJ
chodu," Tekl. "President ude-
lal tolik slibG O urovnanf roz-
poctu a snizen1 zdanovacfho
bfemene, re Americky lid .pTi-
pom1na Sc V otazce tie tn starou
Aesopovu bajku o hochu a VI
ku.
"Kazdy soudfcf muz a zena
uznati musf, re must dojfti ku
zvysen1 DAM vSeho druhu "a
hrnuje V to dane z pT1jm6, Gill
iinak re narod musel by sc po-
drobiti inflaci nebo bankrotu."
Soudf Sc, re bud Borah ne
DO Fish budou republikansky-
mi kandidaty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Narodni konvence socialistic-
Ike strany " Clevelandu.

V kvetnu sc Dude v Clevelan-
de konati narodn1 konvence a
mericke socialisticke strany.
Jej1m 1celem je sestaviti vo-
lebn1 program a nOminovati
kandidata presidentstvf.
Socialisticka strana Sc chy-
sta j1ti do voleb samostatne,
jake v pfedchoz1ch letech S
vyjimkou roku 1924, kdy pod
porovala Roberta M. LaFollet-
ia, st., presidentskeho kandi-
data progresivnf strany. Ia
jemn1k narodn1ho vykonneho
vyboru Clarence Senior Sc ne
tail mfnen1m, re by strana
podporovala kandidata "treti
strany" kdyby Sc takova do
voleb vytvorila a sla do voleb
s programem skutecne pokro-
kovym a vyhovujfcfm social
MIN tuzbam pracujfc1ch tffd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Rekord vrazednych
= automobile.

Narodni koncil bezpecnosti
udal, re behem prvn1ch desfti
mesicG letoSn1ho roku pOcet
acknowledged nehod dosahl
vySe 28.76O.
Koncil stanovf, re vzdor
vsem varovnym pokusdm po-.
Get techto nehod 10 meslclch
prekonal pocet nehod celeho
minuleho roku.
Koncil chi nasledujfc1 hr1z-
ne porovnan1.
V 10 mesfcich Svetove val
ky pablo 5O.51O Americkych
vojak1.
V 10 mes1cich z roku 1884
do 1885 pobito bylo automobi-
ly $1,000 Americana.
o spoustach zranenf je bed
no mluviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

Poole jeho nahledu jedina
spravna politika jest: PTedn6
urovnat rozpocet ma bezna W.
dan1, ably to nepfesahovalo
pet milliard v roce, totiz ash to-
Xix, kolik mono sehnati z da-
nj. Nepovolovat zadnou pod
poru prfmou, dole. Ma dokon-
cent verejnych pracf, pokud
Sc nedostava, nepovolit vice
nez $500, OOO,O 900. Umensit ia
bory CCC. Kdyz by tazan, CO
81 pocnou Tide, kteTl touto res
trikcf prijdou o praci, pokrcil
jen rameny.
= Vzdor federalnf statisti-
&c, udavajfcf, re vyprodej far
maTskych majetkG vykazuje
snfzenf O sedm procent, vypro-
dele farmaTG .jsou ma vzestu-
pu. Farmarstf ekonomove, KITE
RI provedli vlastnf setrenf We
veci, poukazujf ma fakt, re fe-
deralnf Home Loan Bank
Board vykazuje "a prvnf polo
vinu roku 1885 zvysenf vypro-
dejG.
Letosnfho roku je nevyffze-
nych pr1padG vyprodeje O $50
procent vice, nez loni.
= Pozvolne snizovanf poctu
zalesackych short CCC, tax
ably L. cervence, 1886 pokleslo
ma 100000 mladfkG, bylo O.
znameno jich sefem, R. Fech-
nerem. Omezen1 Sc ma doc1-
liti zmensenym rekrutovanim,
mfsto propustenfm nekterych
z nynejs1ch 475,OOO zalesakn
= Pakostnice, jez je klet-
bou modernfho veku pro star.
81 lidi, je nemocf, nejmene
1000 let starou.
DukaZy O tom podava DIR. A
Hrdlicka, anthropolog, pc pre-
zkouman1 asi 800 koster indi
ami davnych generaci, vykops
nych ma Aljasce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

V st. Louis nepfatel6 Tho
vim zahajili novou kampan pro
ii l1hovinam V pondel1 zpevy,
mezi nimiz oval Sc i "Mary-
land, My Maryland"
Methodistsky biskup, James
Cannon, Jr., predpoved6l ma
vrat prohibice behem des1ti
rokG. Navrat die jeho nazoru
stane sc pry tax jake zrusen1
a to nejprve m1stn1mi zakazy
a pax staty.
= Vladn1 soudce, Richard
j. Hopkins, V Teci sv6 ku velko-
porote V Kansas City, rekl re
odvolan1 osmnacteho dodatku
ku konstituci (prohibice), IVY
Silo bootlegaTstv1 "merou do
sud neznamou."
Rekl: "PTedpokladano bylo,
re odvolan1 prohibice .odstranf
toto. Zat1m shledano, re roz-
mnozeno bylo ~vlastnen1 a f1ze-
nj nedovolenych vinopalen, ne
zakonne vyroby l1hovin a boot
legaTstvf "merou dosud nezna-
mou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Filadelfie snad mistem demo
kraticke konvence.

Baltimorsky "Sun" pfse, re
president Roosevelt vybral FL
ladelfii "a m1sto pristf demo
kraticke narodn1 konvence kite
"a Dude konana v roce 1886.
M1sto vyb1ra Size narodni W.
Dor, ale ten jiste ucinf presi-
dentovi pc Will. Filadelfie Sc
tentokrate k tomu 1celu zvla-
Ste hod1. Lez1c ma vychode,
usetT1 mnoho pen6z delegatnm
a hostGm re statG nejzalidne-
nejs1ch ma cestovnem. Presi-
dent ovsem ocekava, re dosta-
ne ma konvenci znovu nominal
ci i zalez1 mu ma tom, ably byl
Sc sjezdem v 1zkem spojen1.
Cd Washingtonu neni Filadel-
fie daleko i jest pravdepodob-
no, Re do konvence pride O.
sobne. PTfciny jsou i politicke.
Jest pravdepodobne, re v ma
stavajfc1 Rampant povede Sc
hlavn1 BOZ O velike, lidnate
staty vychodn1, ma prvnfm mi
ste O New York a Pennsylva-
nil, jejichz hlasy mohou roz-
hodnouti. Staty zapadnf pova-
zuje demokraticka strana "a
sp1se %zajistene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
v zemi hojnosti.

V Clevelandu nasli ma scho-
dech schoulenou asi 4Oletou
zenu. Byla zimou vsechna
promodrala a naT1kala, re ma
hlad.
Vdovec, Carl Lasutka Sc mad
nj smiloval, wal il S sebou do
kuchyne, posadil il ma zidli
pred kamna a Sci spat. Kdyz
Sc rano probudil a sesel z loz-
nice do kuchyne, nasel il mrt-
WI. Stala Sc obet1 zimy a stra-
DAM. Byla odena chudicce,
botky mela roztrhane. V je-
Jim satstvu Sc nenaslo mic, co
by mohlo vesti k jejf identifi-
kaci.
" Chicago 41leta osame-
la vdova 81 zoufala pred posvf-
cen1m mad svou o~pustenosti a
chudobou, nebot skrovna pod
pora il nestacila. Byla to Al
leta Marie Conway. jake vdo-
va lila V neutesenych pome-
rech. V poslednf dobe dosta-
vala podporu jake nezamest-
mana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Demonstrate nezamestnanych
" Chicago.

Ma nedavne konferenci del
nickych organisac1, ktere Sc
z1castnilo 1926 delegate, bylo
ucineno usneseni k demonstra-
ci nezam6stnanych sobotu,
7. p~rosince. Byl zvolen deva-
tenacti-clenny vybor, ktery Wy
pracoval plan demonstrate a
pochodu. Pred dTadovny PWA
budou postaveny hlfdky, row.
nez pred budovu statn1 pomo-
enc administrace. Ma radnici
Dude vyslana delegace, ktera
Dude pozadovat 1Tedn1 povo-
len1 pochodu nezam6stnanych.
Pozadavky nezam6stnanych
jsou:.
Prace pro vSechny "a unio-
We mzdy - tricetihodinovy
pracovn1 tyden.
Zvysen1 pomoci nezam6st-
nanym o so procent, v~yplacenl
podpor V hOtovosti.
Pravo ma organisaci. UNA
nj d6lnickych vybord.
Zrusen1 statn1 dane z prode-
je a zdan6n1 rocnfch dGchodG,
poclnaje cd $4,000.
Zastaven1 discriminate pro-
tt cernochGm a pristehoval-
cGm.
Pojist6n1 V nezam6stnanosti
start a socialn1 pojist6n1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Smith nepreje 81 nominace.

We Filadelfii sdelil v nedeli
kongresnfk, John J. Finnerty,
re obdrzel dopis, v n6mz Al.
Smith, byvaly kandidat presi-
dentskeho 1Tadu a byvaly 60
werner New Yorku, zamftl po-
kusy, ably jmenovan byl "a de-
mokratickeho kandidata pre-
sidentskeho 1Tadu. Psal:
"Nikdo nema prava poc1ti
nejake hnutf v mGj prospech
We Filadelfii anebo nekterem
jinem miste "a 1celem tfmto."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Pes stTelil lovce.

V Brazil, Indiana, Lawrence
Haviland, Yak vyss1 skoly z
Coal City, postTelen byl ma To-
WI. Glen Dayhuff polozil ma
zem pusku S natazenym ko-
houtkem, kdyz jejich lovecky
pes pres zbran skocil a vypalil
ranu dotekem ma spust. Rama
vysla a zasahla Havilanda do
nohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Kongresnik O vladimir podniku
ma AlaSce.

Do Seattle, Washington, z
cesty pc Alasce vratil Sc kon-
gresnik, Marion Zioncheck,
Glen apropriacn1ho vyboru, kite
ry v~ysetToval novou osadu V u
doll Matanuska, ma ktere 81
dala vlada tolik zalezet, ably
ukazala, re Sc Alaska hod1 k
farmarske kolonisaci.
Ma Alaska vydaly Sc v kvet-
nu t. r. 2O4 rodiny. z tech Sc
81 rodin vratilo. Zbylo jich
173, jez nyn1 trav1 smutnou
zimu v domc1ch, ktere jim Via
da postavila re smrkoveho
dfeva.
Vlada napred mela v 1my-
stu zrfditi z osady jakousi e.
vropskou vesnici, kde by byli
vsichni CO mono pohromade,
ale nebylo mono zceliti poze-
mex, v nemz by mel kazdy 40
akrG, tax ably nell vsichni pu-
du 1rodnou. Mlsto 5000 akr1
roztahla sc osada ma roZsah
1872 ctverecn1ch mil. Vlada k
tomu 1celu musila vykoupiti
5000 akrd pGdy cd domovina-
RI. Kongresn1k pravl:
ITEM pravym farmaf1m Sc
novy domov JAKE TAXI zamlou-
va, nekterym i do opravdy IL
BIZ" Klade dGraz ma to, ably
Sc pristf osadnici peclive vyb1-
rail-, ably byli nejen schopni po-
moci sami sobe, ale i We velke
mfTe obetavf pomahati i ostat-
MIN. Ma Alasce je toho potfe-
ba.
Vlada chybila tim, re vyb1-
rala lidi jen z rad nemajet-
nych a podporovanych. Mela
Sc sp1se dati prednost tenn,
kdoz byli pTflis hrdl a samo-
statnf nez ably o podporu "a
dali. Vytyka-li Sc Wade setr-
most jinde, ma Alasce Sc to o nj
ffci nem1ze. Tam opravdu
nesetrila. Zakoupila 5000 a.
kru6 p1dy pc 81 akr a vydala
mnoho pence ma stavby a sill
nice. Jednalo Sc j o pokus,
dali Sc Alaska osaditi farmari
a m1ze-li 81 sama vypestovati
potrebne potraviny. Dosud je
farmaT v severn1m t~eritoriu
velikou vzacnost1. Lide sc tam
stehovali jen kopat zlato, nj
kohl kopat brambory a obde-
lavat pudu.
Teprve rok 1884 privedl Sc
verany ma jine myslenky. V
severozapadnfch pr1stavech Wy
pukla stavka vykladacG a pc
mnoho tydn1 Sc ma Alasku re
Spoj. StatG mic nevozilo. Po-
travin byl veliky nedostatek.
Westinghouse vlada mGze
miti i jine veci ma mysli. Alas
ka niue - nikdo nev1 co Sc
stane = hrati i velikou ulohu
v mezinarodnfch pomerech.
Nekdy by Sc mohla strhnouti
Valka s Japanem q kdyby 81
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Rozvedena sebevrazednici.

V New Yorku Helena Moran
Fahnenstock, "a roxy stara,
rozvedena zena Snowdena A.
Fahnenstocka, bank6Te, zem-
Tela ma poranenf, kter6 81 zp6-
sobila kdyz skocila S okna ire
tho poschod1 sv6ho obydlf.
Byla zpT1znena S mnoha rodi-
Mani, iejichz clenove v historic
vychodnlch stat1 vynikli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
PEjcka pfepsana.

Vladnf bondy a 1pisy vyda-
ne vladn1 pokladnou ma obno-
5000, 900, 900, ktere vladou
potrebny ma vydanf, pTepsany
byly, jak z Washingtonu ozna-
memo bylo v pondelf sekreta-
rem pokladny. Tento neozna-
mil do jake vyse pTepsany by
w.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

John Bush, 55lety farmar
bydl1c1 bl1zko Buckeye Lake,
Ohio, zapalil svoji farmu a be-
hem pozaru jail Sc hrati ma
harmoniku. Utekl, kdyz We
dro Sc stale nesnesitelnym. u
jel ma kole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

mohla krajina sauna potraviny
opatriti, byla by chranena i
pred nasledky namofn1 bloka-
dy.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-10
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, July 10. UPt-The
stock market overcame profit-tak-
ing today and rallied under leader
ship of rails, motors, motor equip
ments and steels.
Aviation issues were in active de
mand at gains that ranged 10 more
than a point in Douglas aircraft,
advancing when Secretary Swan
son said the navy viii push con-
struction of surface and air war
craft through the 1886 and 1887 fis-
cal years.
United States Steel picked up
when it reported June shipments
of finished steel amounted to 578,-
l08 tons, off 2O,807 tons from the
preceding month. but about 10000
tons better than had been antici-
| pated Steel made a new high on
the movement above 81, up nearly
a point. National Steel made
new high for the year and other
steels made fair-sized gains.
Rails gained when it was learned
| that Joseph B. Eastman, railroad
coordinator was working to obtain
railroad legislation at this session.
Pullman was bid up more than q
point when directors ordered the
regular dividend.
Demand for automobile issues
carried General Motors and Chrys-
Ter to new highs for the year.
Fox Film featured the amuse-
ments, rising to a new high for the
year at II, up a point in heavy
turnover.
Silver issues came back along
with the price of silver metal III
world markets. The London mar
ket so demoralized yesterday thai
brokers begged for American as
sistance, got along today without
aid and the far east resumed pur'
chases. Prices also rose IN New
York and in Montreal.
Numerous special issues were II
demand, with Mesta Machine, Cut
Ter Hammer, j. J. NeWberry, Indus
trial Rayon. Crown Cork and Sea
and Thompson products making
new highs for the year.
General Electric equalled it,
! high.
American Telephone made new
high for the year at 1905, anc
then sank to 127ai, off 2 points
| where it closed.
Volume approximated 1,l50,00t
shares compared with l,350,0Ol
shares yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary average.
! showed industrial 122.7l (neW l93i
high), up 0.56; railroad 1926, VI
O.26; utility 2276, off 0l0.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-10
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS
TESTAMENTARY

In the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Ethel Olivia Jackson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a
petition for the probate Of the will
of Ethel Olivia Jackson, deceased,
and for the issuance to John G.
Jackson of letters testamentary,
has been filed in this court, and
that Friday. the 26th day of July,
1885, at 2 o'clock p. M, of said day,
at the courtroom of said court,
at the Court House in the City Of
El Centro, County of Imperial,
State of California, has been set
for the hearing OF said petition,
when and where any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the
same. and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not
be granted.
Dated June Goth, 1885.
Edward H. Law, Clerk.
Clarence B. Smith,
Attorney for petitioner. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-10
CHAIN LETTERS NET es1N. .NA0,,

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, U.R) -
Leonard Throner wrote two chain
letters and waited for prosperity to
come. a few days later letters
poured in and he received $4,000
IN bills-all bogus.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-10
|. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, July 10 U.H -
Stocks advanced Is to 3as points
during a bris.; session on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today. Five
issues set new highs for the year
Utilities led the upward move
ment. with Pacific Public Service
preferred mounting 32s points to
14h, a new high.
Another new high was recorded
for Pacific Lighting common at 37la,
after a rise of - of point. Edison
common filled Is to 1875.
Among indusTials, EnSco Derrick
and Equipment rose L to 13, a new
high Kinner Aircraft showed the
largest decrease. sagging thr e e
points to as cents with sales of 100
shares.
Other new high marks were set
by Security Company unit rising =
to 23aI, and Security First Ma
tional at 425s, after a 7s point rise.
Transamerica was steady at ga
through a wave of selling which
transferred 1000 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-10
L. A. Butter and Eggs
L A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, July 10. U.R) -
Hogs, 25; Is to IS cents higher;
grain feds, local, 10.5O-1065; choice
eaSterns quoted to Il
Cattle, 900. Steady to strong;
common to medium steers ESQ.,
750; grass heifers 7 down; cows
$500; bulls g.
Calves, $50; weak; vealers $50
$50.
Sheep 1000; lambs steady med
ium to good 8:35-740; ewes 25 to
so cents higher at $50.