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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925.
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CAR ROLLS BACK ACROSS
STREET; WOMAN LEAPS OUT
r vollpmoitt At Sfaln And West
MUn A (ipo -Zigzags Into
t," Limelight.
Considerable 'of a furor' was
created ni l.:D o'clock 'this' after
.noon .whfn a small coupe, with a
woman passejiger parked in front, of
.prohit court suddenly broke tr.om
its moorings and rolling backward
nd diaggmilly. ..across, West,, Main
street crashed . Inta a post on .Lho
opposite side or West . Main street
just nt t. juncture., of that street
nnd Main street. Vnw woman pas
beiiger added to the excitement by
leaping from the car right In the
middle of the" road and; 'helplessly
watching the remainder of Its pro
gress. -
The toll' of daniago cause by the
career of th car included a punc
tured gas tank, a smashed tire' rack
and a keeled river and badly 'bent
"no parking" sign which was stand
ing innocently enough n't tWe spot
n-hei-e the ' car's Journey'' abruptly
ended. Fortunately for all Concerned
this very busy corner was singularly
free from traffic at the time.
The cotfpo Involved Is owned by
Joseph Amsiin of 1 79 Hartford
avenue. .
WILLIE HOPPE TO WED
Manhasfet, N. Y., July 16 (IF) The
engagement of Dorothy .Dowsey, an
actress, to. ,ftllie . Hoppe,, .former
champion.. billiard, rlay.eh .xvas. an
nounced today ,ipy .Mr..', and .jirs.
James L. Dowsey, her parents. The
wedding is to be lata in August.
Hoppe divorced his. firjst wife
New Tork state last July.
in
Wins Title
She'll bi- ".Miss New Orleans" in
the national bi lling girl revue at
Atlantic City, tlfls summer. Twenty
thousand .papi saw her selected In
a contest arranged by the American
Legion. Her name is Thelma Roel
tng. she's lt, weighs 103 pounds and
la only a little over five fet. tall.
City Advertisements
Waslilnrrtort St. Building: I,ine.
Notice is hereby ghen that r henr
ing will be held before the Board of
Public Works. City of New Pritain,
Room S"r,, City Hall, at 6:S0 p. m.
(K. S. T. ) Tuesday evening. July
list, 192.V on the propose. i revision
of building lines -on both sides of
Washington street, from Myrtle St.
to SfiA fret north of Broad St.
All persons interested are request
ed to be present at said hearing if!
they see rause, and be heard in re
lation to the pbove.
. BOALD Or.- ITBLIC WORKS,
G. H. Johnson. Secretary.
City Advertisements
Stanley f (root. Street and Curb Lines
Notice is h-reby given that a hear
ing will be held before the Board of
Public Works, City of-New Britain.
Room St"!, Cit- Hal!,' at :30 p. m.
fE. S. T. ) Tuesday evening, July
21st, 1!2'i. cn the proposed estab
lishment of sitreef and curb lines to
gether with taking -of any land nec
essary tVrefore. on both sides of
Stanley Street, frorn chestnut St. to
Kelsey St.
All persons interes-ed are request
ed to be present at s:iid hearing If
they see. cause, and be heard in re
lation to the above.
'. POARTl OF rt BLIC WORKS.
(j.;H- Johnson, Secretary
City. Advertisement
t srhtiv Avrrttaev nango"rjf Grade
lines. N'otlce is hereby given that a hear
ing will be hld before the Board of
rublic Works. City of New Britain.
Pnom S0", City Hall, at 6 SH p. m.
(P. S T.) Tuesday evening. July
5!st. lf;s. on the proposed change
cf grade lines to conform to grade
cf rresent travelled way on Corttln
Avenue, 'from Hart ft. to Monroe St.
All persons Interested are request
ed to be present at M hearing If
they'se..fause, an4"be heard in re
lation to the jfbove
EOARD OF ri"tU-IC WOKKS,
O. H. Johnson,' Secretary.
life
mm ill
Hot? Not
X astWh,, .r Affl'A . VLw
., The hot spell doesn't bother Miss Betty Moore of Philadel
phia, She has all the pleasures of the seashore brought into
her own apartment. A box of chocolates, an electric fan, a
bathing suit and the old reliable bath tub and Betty is pre
pared to withstand the hottest day.
BLAMES SMALL TOWN
GOSSIP FOR SCANDAL
$50,000 SlandT Stilt Is Rein? Heard
in Oak Park, II!., Court rtoom
Chicago, July 16 CP) Small town
gossip, church "talk" and the age.
old custom of men to support their
religious belief.? when attacked
through others figured In today's
hearing of the $M'i,000 slander suit
In which Albert R. Leland is seek
ing redress from E. L, Hartig, dea
con in an Oak Park church
Hartig, who was a member of a.
committee that Investigated Inland's
charges against Dr Cati Case, pastor
of the church, and Mrs. Letand, 'was
again on the stand
William R. Moss, T,'and's stor
hey, sought to show that his client's
j association with h'.s stenographer
pva,s a friendly aCTtininfanceship and
I riot s, liaison, as Havtlg's side had
trl4 to prove; His questions
I brought up the small town erossip
! SiUbiect nnd Hartig admitted his
! own suspicions had been aroused be
ieause Leland and the girl wer ' so
j close togthr" when th latter v?it
i d the church to address t young
j' people's society
1 Hartig's tftint.ony rp-!ed that
the charge lie had .made ahont T.-
Ii1' nernta of child sros"
i when a young woman in !. eland's
employ married, bec.tme a wido",
and then a mother a short time
later
"Th"r was a rumor that the child
was Leland's." explained Hartig H
admitted that, h.id 'not been proved
'Hartig Insisted that when Dr
Case nas named in the Leland di-
orce. the effect upon the ch'urrh
wss what led him to take part in
the investigation.
England Regrets But
Declines U. S. Request
London. July H iff) Bor.aU Mc
Neill, parliamentary under secretary
of state for foreign affairs, said in
the house of commons today that,
the British government had replid
to the 1'iiiterl States government ex
pressing regret at hing unable in 1
accede to the American request that :
diplomatic status be granted to i"p- j
i csentath en of the customs illusion I
of the treasury.
Orcnt. Britain's refusal to gi-nnt
diplomatic status to American cus
toms attaches has been known un
officially for some time. Fpain and
Belgium previously had refused the
request sent to all countries under
a provision of the last tralflc act.
The customs agents Investigate pro
duction costs, for tariff-making pur
poses. l.l.AVi: FOK CAMP M.NOAY
New Haven, July 16 W) Approxi
mately 1.500 soldiers, comprising the
injnd inlantry regiment and allied
organizations, will have lure next
Sunday morning for the annual
15-day encampment at Niantic. Thu
train carrying the New Haven con
tingents will be followed by the
Naugatuck Valley special, bearing
nvm from Torrington, Waternnry,
Ansonia and Wallingtord.
Wouldn't Pose
.L 1.
When a camera man asked this giant moose to pose for
his picture at Kineo, Jle., the moose turned and plunged into
Moosehead Lake and swam for the other s,hore.
This Way!
FINED AND JAILED
$500 and Thirty Days in Jail
Penalty Given Meriden
"hose Place Was Raided,
MAn
Meriden, July 16 fP) Moe Levlne,
whose home on- Butler street was
raided 'by the state police last night,
was arraigned in the police court
this morning and fined ibO", one
hundred on each of the counts, and
given a suspended jail sentence of
i days for violation of the liquor
law. The eudenoe, as presented in
cc-urt. fhowed that three state po
Ilc"mn and their agents obtained
Ikmor from I.evlne at various dats,
beginning 'last March. This is the
tirst successful state police raid eer
made here, and the raiders refused
to stgte on whose complaint, they
had made the raid.
Two Children Drowned
In Conn, River Today
Midd'etown, July 16 lP) Two
-hihlren cf a group in bathing in
he Connecticut river here, were
liotvned this afternoon and another
" p? s,n e, py the act cf a playmate.
The children drowned were Jos
eph Cvnazmft, 7. of 22 P.ailroad a-e-
and T.ottle Wottal, 8, of 70 WT1-
Miam street.
The girl teppffj nT0 a noi an
Joseph went to her help and both
w'nt down. Marv Vo.ital, 11, a sie
ter of Lottie, also stepped into, a
hole In trying to' reach her sister
,nd was drowning when Alex Koch
d re.achd her and brought, her
ashore. The children were hathlng
pear the plant of the Standard Oil
company.
Clerical Error Causes
Big Slashes in Salary
Bridgeport. July 16 Through an
alleged clerical error In the bill pro
viding for the. Increase of $l.fl00 in
Hie salarv of Deputy Judge William
J. Buckley of the Bridgeport city
court, W. F. P Kilpstrick, court
e'erk, and Pavid W. Price, deputy
"I' rk, v ill suffer aalnry cuis of $soii
nnd $;eo respectively. Kllpatrlck
should receive J.l.onn and Trice
The bill ws passe.) by the last
I'-tnskitnre, The provision for their
salaries. It is Slid, may have been
copied from an old bill.
Trial to Settle Case
Of Pope School Assessing
Hartford. July 16 WP) By over
ruling a plea in abatement filed by
the town of Avon. Judge Allyn L.
Brown of the superior court, lias
cleared the way for a trial in the
fall of the appeal of the Alfred At
more Popo Foundation from the
board of relief in Avon. The founda
tion is the owner of the land where
Airs. John Wallace Kiddle. Neo
Theodale Tope, is erecting a $12, -000,
000 school, for boys. The prop
erty was put into the tax list at
owners' valuation of ?1 9, 475. but the
Avon assessors raised it to $5S!.2G5.
Appeal to the board of relief did not
change the figures and the matter
was then appealed to the court.
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Personals
Mrs, A. S. Anderson and daughter
Esther, of 25 Kdnon street, have h ft
on an extended tour of the west.
They expect to stop at Yellowstone
Park, Portland, Orecon, San Fran
cisco and Colorado Springs.
Clifford McCarthy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Mci'nrthy of Hamilton
street, Is spending two weeks at
Grove Reach, Clinton, with his aunt,
Mrs. Froeha.
Richard Pchaofer, a member of
the city hall commission, will leave
next Monday for an extended visit
in Germany.
Miss Margaret Cullinan lias re
turned to her homo in Chicago after
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James
Lynch of Commonwealth avenu.
Miss Maria O'Connor accompanied
Miss Cullinan as her guest.
Mrs. John A, I.arfon and son
Kenneth of Sotilh Main street and
Mrs. Herman fVhmnrr of Harrison
street are spending three weeks nt I amounting to $ 1,970,01 3 equivalent
Camlllus, N. Y. a Tier preferred dividends to $3.7ii a
Pr. and Mrs. Charles W. 1 have .share on the common slock. This
returned from a vacation spent In ' compares with J1.72S.24.') or J3.I3
northern Maine. 'a share in the corresponding period
John J. O'Toole of 40 Whiting! of U24. Net sales were $:12,52,
street, Walter Riley of 07 Rassett j SJ"S. a rain of $1.15I,S25. Surplus
street, John B. Crowley of ;7;.i'tr dividrnds v. as $SI3,7s against
Chapman street, James Crowley of , $.'..!ni a year acn.
870 Main street, and Thomas Mc- j
Donnell of 91Rlden street re ( Th'Klectric rower ad light
spending the summer at Highland corporation has notified the stock
,s'7' " jexeh.-mce of a proposed increase In
Mrs. Charles Kenmerer and daugh. ,rapitr,l stock from f,ini..iiio shares of
rer. .Mrs. l-reaeriCK Jiaione. t
pending the week ,n Etimford,
Jap Tennis Star Chosen
For International Match
Brookllne, Mass., July l"? VP
2enrto Shtmif.u, captain of the Japin
Pavls cup team, who Is here com
peting In the- Longwood bowl tour
nament, announced today that Ta-
Ketch! Harada had been definitely
selected to play for J.apati in the
singles at Baltimore in the semi
final matches of the American zone
competition against the winners of
the Pavls cup tie he-twee,, Spain and
Mexieo. The date? of the Baltimore
meet are August 13, 14 and 1?.
The other singles player for Japan
will be either Shimiru or Masano
suke Fukuda.
FI ORiriA PFPKGATIPN V INS
Portland. 5I, July 11 i.4 Florida
received the national emblem trophy
for having disposed of the largest
number of mbiems In proportion, to
the fi7e of her membership at the
emblem breakfast of the National
Federation of Business and Profes
sional Women's clubs todav. The
southern district, of which Florida Is
a. part, was announced as the victor
In the natiop.wide emblem eoptest.
Miss pearl H.adley M-ttork of Kan-
SHS Ctv. Mo, pieside'l.
City Items
"ictrola half price sale at Mcran-i.
ad-it.
Victrolas and piano-- at Morons'.
adv.
Gulbransen player pianos at .Morans'
adv-t.
Vlotrolt half price sale at' Morans.
advt.
A meeting of Valient Pevlew of
Maccabees will be held in Judd's
hall tonight at ? o'clock.
Officer t ar'son reported to poUee
headi'inrirs early this momipg that
Hie roaaway m lvrti- street m'sr
Main street jS in very bad condition,
the pavement being bumpy and
broken here and there. His report
has been referred to the board of
public workst.
The fire department was called out
at 1? SI this afternoon to extinguish
a small chimney flr In the home 0f
Mrs. C. E. Flood of 1 SSfi Stanley
street. Pamage was slight.
Edward Batogowskl of 117 Hart
street sustained a fra"tured left rib
In a fall off his garage ro0f at n:"l
o'clock this afternoon. Hft is at the
!ctv Britain Cleneral hospital.
Deaths
.lames Koby
James Roby, the. three yar old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roby
of 15 Meadow street, died yesterday
at the isolation hospital in Hart
ford. He. is survived by his parents
and several brothers and sisters.
Funeral services were held this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the under
taking parlors of Laraia it Sargarino
and burial was tn St. Mary's cune
tery. Philip PI Amrnta
Plxllip Di Amenta, aged
died
this morning at Cedarcrest in Ncvv
ington. He Is survived by his
mother, his widow, three sons and
one daughter, a brother Louis Dl
Amenta, two sisters, Mrs. Louis
Casella and Mrs. Tony Silver!. Fun
eral arrangements. In charge of
Laraia & Sagarino, are incomplete.
Funerals
CARD OP THAMvh
Wc wish to thank all our friends
for the sympathy and aid that has
been extended to js during the ill
ness and death of our daughter and
sister, also for the many beautiful
floral offerings at her funeral.
Mr. and- Mrs. Charles M Munson.
Walter and Esther Munson.
we iiavi! ru:Movi:n TO
t9 m:st main stki lp
Professional Ptillillng
F. H. Bollerer's Posy Shop
'Th Tflftrniih Flrnlsl ol r Hrttain.'
Jos2p!i A. Kaffey
F imrra ittrt-rtiN
rhonr iKZA-t
PtHW.ll M. Mmar' lilltrrh
Knldenr U Summri M ls;.v
Wall Street Briefs
N't Income of the Otis le vator
''m, jumpi-d to $.'.3nl,i'.:'3 in in lir.'t
hair of 12S from S 1 ,74 7.4 ti 1 In tin
same period last year.
Operation will be r.-snmd next
Monday at six mills of the Amer
ican Sheet ic Tin Place Co.. in the
Pittsburgh district which have been
idle for three months.
Surplus of the Cities pfce Co.
for the year ended June SO. avail-ehl-
for eontmon dividends and re
serves after preferred dividends. In
creased to Si c . L' 7 1; . n o 7 from $3.-251.-
2 1 the year before.
Improvement In the show manu
facturing Industry Is reflected in the
half-yearly ,-eport of the Endlcott
JoJliuson corporation, net profit
preferred to SOO Oflft shire
". inn .
; shares . of common to .M
land -rmm of mn.nnn shares of
second preferred, series A.
" '
"The niost disappointing group In
- "mi" n.M. is tne general char-
ac-r.ntion or the p, fh,res by
professional traders. Practlraliv all
or me prinr,r?, pe-troleum issues ' abatement in the subsequent deal
have fluctuated within narrow and lings and gains of 1 to nolnts were
i ,rrpgu!ar limits for the last few
wer-Ks, fi'snite such favorable trade
t'.ews as stejrhiy decreasing crude
production, heavy withdrawal of
surplus Bi.so'ine stocks n storage fl.s
a result Cf rcord-break!ng ron
sumpMon. and widespread crud? and
ga.soline price ad-ances. Sl.uga'sh-n-sj?
of the oil sinres is said, how
ever, to. meet v- it i-i approval of lead
ers In the Industry, who fear that
a boom in those et-ck would stim
ulate crude production and agiin
disorganize th? com-nodity market.
The financial district hears
through Pittsburgh that the first
rmfnt plant in Florida will b start
ed at Tampa, in about three months
by the Cowham Engineering Co , of
Chicago, to npt ?e.nria one -The en
nua! rapacity will be. about 2,5co fine,
bfcrre'e.
N't profit of th American Thread
Co in the year ended March !, fell
'o SI, 'M7, 3:5 from 1 511.544 The
y.tr before. This was equal sft'r
preferred di' idnds te 64 rents a
share on the $ir, psr vi,c fWmA
.nock against $1 n 3 share jn (he
previous corresponding period.
RTRTHS AT HOSPITAL
Four births, three eiri ani one
boy, were -recorded at Nv Britain
Genera! hospital this morning
Paughters were horn to Mr and
Mrs. John Eshoo. 2:s Washington
street, Mr and Mrs Fred Link, ;o
Roberts street, and Mr. andMrs
Harrv Bloomquist, South Main
street: and a son to Mr and Mrs.
Anthony F"nd.a of Oak street..
rO.STPT,F nFMN?
Keyport. N. 7. July 11 If" An
nouncement wis made today that
the Poronch ceijnei! had accepted
the resi7n.ation of Constable Joseph
Hyer, who recently arrested the
driver of a car wi'h a flat five for
speeding,
t ASHINr.TON F.XPLAlNs;
Washington, July 1' (4 Op offi.
elal communication giving a clear
and complete statement of the -Washington
government's attlinde repard
ing China has been raided to Paris
for the information of French for
eign office officials.
"Sing-Song"
EM' Y&iZXg
s'-j2f
Thcy pf': r. arly burned tcn
ovr this c;ri. Fhe is a Chinese
"sing-sonc irlr!." living in the Chi
nes 101111 pf ghavang, in Mupth
province Her admirers got tn a
cht. iipfi a lamp nnd burned 100
houses No'v rekinir and Shanghai
ant her to come and dance for
them.
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Starts Upturn Movement ol
Industrials
New Cork, July 17 rT' - Wall
l.'pening; Cheerful trade news from
several imluslrb s laid the ground
.vork for a further udvaticv in Mock
;rle s at the opening of to i ij's niar
! 1 . Ami'i'lcan Can Ui an upturn
in pivotal industrials, mounting
more than 2 points lo a if cord lop
iat 2. Both .'. S. and Bvthlb--m
Sieels rcrpondt d to InJIcations that
'second quarter larr.ings would be
fav orable. Several, public utlliii. s.
inrluiling Telephone, established new
I P-'fi lilgli jirlccs.
Bu.ving operations showed no
nbaletni.nl In the subsequent deal,
inga and gains of 1 to i points were
frattered among an assortment of
public utilities, Industrials and sre
'ialiies. Iiemand for power stocks
eiubraetd North American, Montana
I'ower and Klectrlc Power issues,
lifting them 1 to 2 points to new
peaks for the jear. Bullish demon
strations also took place during the
first half hour In General Railway
signal. Sivatre Arms, General Bleo-
I trie, Royal Butch. Otis Btevatnr
. i, f , ... . . . .' i
lZ A '
' ft,-sh I
j lfi to Increased activity in the tire j
stocks, Bisk crossing 22 to a new j
iMSh level. Foreign exchanges open- j
p'' steauy, v.-itn sterling unchanged
at $4.53.
Buying
operations showed no
- ' .A.,,v.eto nil ncc-.M UU'-l U
I public utilities. Industrials and spe
cialties. Pemand for power stocks
embraced North AmerVan, Montana
I Power and Electric Power issues,
j lifting them 1 to 2 points to new '
I reaks for the year. Bullish demon- '
1 scattered ami,- an . - c
strations also took place during the
first half hour in General Railway
Pignal. Savage Arms, General Elec- ,
trie. Royal Dutch, Otis Elevator.
Havana Electric and American Agri
cultural Chemical preferred. A
fresh advance in crude rubber prices
led to Increased activity In the tire
stocks. Fisk crossing 2: to a new '
high level. Foreign exchanges j
opened steady, with sterling tin- j
changed at. $4 SS .
Aftr ihe imtin! displsv of
strength, the market quieted fl'-n,
al'hough brisk rallies took place in
?everal highnnced issues L". S.
Cast Iron Pipe spurted up points
and Ha' ana Electi i,. extended its
early gain to .s-'i- .Meanwhile pub
lic utilities continued to give the
bc-s exhibitions of group strength,
with indication that, recc-nt merger
an recapitalization developments
"ere attracting 0 large outside buv
ing Interest. Price movements of
several specialties reflected a hasty
retreat of shorts. Savags Arms, after
establishing sirc-sslv low records
for sevemi ,i,vs iepounditig'5 points.
Activity in the rail shares was t.
strained by the reported decision of
the western carriers to modify their I
demands for a rate increase from 11 j
to s per cent. Call money renewed i
at s '4 per cent.
Buying of the general list, ae.ain
assumed larger proportions when the
steel proup began to move llp m
spirited fashion. Considerable ac
tivity and substantially higher prices
prevailed for Timken Roller Pur
ine. Falrhanks-Morse. Padlo. Tnt"r
"sto,iai Business Machine and Mack
Truck. Manhattan guaranteed nimp-
1 cd tf'i; points to as, Chioaeo North.
' western shook off Its early lethargy
I an1 improved over ; points,
i The, closing was strong. Re' t-.nl
: of speculative flctpity jn fh oil
'shares, which changed hands In
're blocks, and establishment of
new lAar, hierh p'-ees bv sonve of the
tobacco Issues fe.at'ired th late
i trading,
, T.oaer menev rates pn.1 favor.ab'e
1 fade news infused new stremrth In
'today's stock market. Expanding
1 buying operations n the steel shares
j and heavy accumulation of the pub
hie utilities, eight of which attained
new peal; ni'i'-es for the venr. fea .
; tured to, lav's tr,ad!rc. Total sat. s
.approximated 1 f.vienn ch-n-.-s.
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JUDD & COMPANY
Member? New York Stock Exchange
Members Hartford Stock Exchange "TnT
New Britain Hurritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815
jp Ji:r!d Building. Pearl St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Coaa.
We offer
1 100 Shares Hart & Cooley
Price on
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Sliomson, inn & da
Kurritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580
MEMBERS NEW VOUK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES
Donald R, Hart, Mgr.
We offer
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Landers, Frary & Clark
Trice on Application
HE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS
Eddy Broth e
HARTFORD
aHartPord Conn. Trust BMg,
Tel. 2-7186
Ve offer
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Foreign Exchange
Nfiv York. July 16 Foreign t
rliangts ,tpa1y. Quotations In cnti:
t;re;it Pritain: demand 48S 11-H:
c ibles 4S6 1 : 6n day billi on bnk
4M 9-16. Krance: demand 4714;
i-.ahlfS 4.74. Italy: demand i."0H:
i.ah'fB S71. Demand: Belgium, 4.64.
Holland 40.04. Norway 17.86. Sw.
den C6.S3. Denmark :1.S0. Strltier
i.ind 11.41. Spain 14. SI. Grect
l.r.c'j. Poland 15 1-4. CtchoSlo
v.ikia 2.96. Juposlavla i.r. Austria
14 1-4. Rumania 45 1-4. Argentina
4".:V lira ill 11. IS. Tokyo 41 K-S.
Shanghai 75 1.4. Montreal Ho 3-32.
1 S. TRFASPRT STATEMEVT
V 8. treasury balance. $17.T2.TI1
tl.KAKIMi HOISE STATEMEST
New York Exchane. 1.K4,.
iM'i-i.iivO; balances. 91,000. mo.
I Posion Exchanges, 87.00P.C09J
j balances. Sf.OOO.OOO.
Commission in Favor
! Of Selected Immigration
j Ptisbane. .tuly 16 4n The. need
j for the selection of immigrants, at
j porutjon of convicted aliens and th
! keeping of a record of all aliens It
( the commonwealth is stressed In I
in-port by T. A. Ferry, under-chief
I secretary and commissioner e
1 prices, who as recently appointed
.head of a royal commission to In
j qmre into th social and economtt
I effect cf the Increase In numl'er 1
ja'iers in North Queensland,
j Mr Ferry suggest a stricter tn1l.
icai 'Ntamiratlon and expresses th
.Mfre that the eistenoa rt ferslga
I'cbibs Is undeairsbl. Ths present
; ahen Influx ts larcelNj; from Sicily anl
1 northern Italy, tha emigrants golei
into ths sugar Industry.
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