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BUbIthb WORLD TODAY
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' '0! The Evening Sentinel.
' (Copyright 1.2!.)
NEW YORK. Doc. 23.-—-—"I’ve
” working on the railroad." That
halt century old song accurately
describes‘the business occupation of
thousands of men during the past
year and a is every indication
that fully as man handlers of the
pick and tempt bar will be found
along the rights f way in 1925. The
present campaigns of construction
undertaken by the carrier. or the
United States represent about the
best insurance against unemploy-
ment or inner-ate labor that coflid be
presented today.
Construction and betterment work
has been active in all sections but
the west has witnessed more new
construction of rail lines than all
the remainder of the country com-
bined. Lines are being built into
hitherto untapped territory and
moving picture directors have had
to‘ abandon some of the "broad
open spaces where men are men"
for fear of getting a crowd of 19:6
tourists into an 18” background.
The construction program of the
Southern Pacific called for the ex-
penditure of “3.000.000 and about
haltihts aum will be carried over
for disbursement during the coming
year. Altogether :82 miles of new
road were started by the company in
Oregon. California. New Mexico.
Nevsda and Lower California. The
canals-notion in the latter district
will serve to link the .west coast of
the United States with Mexico City
and promises to develop valuable
trade with Mexico twitapriug 1
region rich in possibilities.
The Alchison Topeka. and Same
Fe road laid 133 miles oi new rails
this year and will spend $11.0ut~.000
for 119 miles of additional double
track the coming season providing a
double track n‘stem all the way
from Lot Angus: to Chicago. Each
road has ordered thousands of new.
refrigerator cars and other equip—
ment to handle the name which
the“ improvements will open up.
A number of emit ely new lines in
the Pacific northwest will open lum-
ber territory hitherto untouched and
will mean the building of whole
towns and employment of thousands
of men. The effect of these and
similar projects on merchants. mac-
ufscturers and producers of raw
marl“ all over the country can
rock necessary for ball-at by one
currier alone has necoaltated build-
ing of at least three new rock
cracking plum: during the year.
"A gold mine. has always stood so
a. symbol of richer: and prosperity
Ibut the rock quarries and and
{banks at California in the past year
yielded more than the entire sold
produaion or that state. Gold pro‘
doction from California mines yield-
ed approximately :u.000_ooa in
192‘ but the amount of cement pro-
duced there was valued at 826.000.—
000 while sales of and. gravel and
washed rock totaled 815.003.1300.
Development of lime deposits for
industrial uses increased 100 per.
cent.
in spite of the fact that there was
a. general revival of mining in the
late months of this year. the part
played by coinage in consumption 0!
_tba precious metals was a compara-
tively minor one compared with
other years. The value of the sold
need in the arts and scioncm totaled
510.000.000 more than the total
amount‘ produced during the year in
the United States.
- Copper owed its advance in ma.
to- industrial consumption due in
large part to development of new
uses and this was true also of lead
and zinc. Silver mine owners made
a determined and successful attempt
to_ increase the use\of the whit!
metal and production was pressed in
consequenoe. Alaska alone turned
out 34.200.000 worth 0: gold End
tad $10.82!.641 worth of cop-
'per;in the first eleven months of
this year.
-’ In connection with commercial
use 0! silver George E. Wilcox, pres-
ident at the International Silver
Company of Mei-idea. Conn. said to-
day: "We manufacture luxury as
will as utility products of silver and
plated wars. Our business is a
pretty accurate barometer of condi-
tions. Based on our 193‘ business
which was in excess of revious nor-
mall years. our outloo for 1925 is
most optimistic. Indeed. we see
nothing but prosperity ahead for all
ammo: legitimate busibese"...
’ Business News
~A‘I'LAN'1‘A. Doe. 22.—Experta of
the John A. Boole:- orsaniution who
have been scum turtle prob-
isms hero to:- the city council and
the traction company have reported
recommendations for a subway
oyster: tor the downtown disc-let.
ransom a! surtaoo can from the
main luxuries or truflo. moors.
more boulevards and elimination oi
lithe: routes.
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mm. Doc. Zia—Seattle bank
‘tdepo‘sits today approximate $175.-
‘, 1500mm) that?! nearly 315.com ooo
Scuttle' fbrsnoh of the Federal rs-
We bank are legible an all
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.in’tbs preceding fivwrs
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1". ' ON ON RAILROADS
KEEPS THOUSANDS OF MEN BUSY
All sections Active—th Is Witneeeing Build-V
Spend $49, 000, 000 — Other \Vork
scerosiy be estimated. The crurned
Lines -—-— So. Pacific to
tic is light, and distances not great.
the territory should lead itseli sco-
nomlcally to that method oz trans-
portatiou.
Commodity Notes
'BOSTON. Dec. 22.——Hnllowell.
Jones and Donald have purchased
the ungrown woollirom 60,000 sheep
ralSed by L'tah growers. at 50 cents
a. pound on the oheeps back. They
have advanced $1 a head to the
ilock masters.
RAHJOOAD EQUIPMENT
HOUSTON, Tex. Dec. Ill—Five
million dollars worth 0! new equip—
ment including 3,000 refrigerator
caraand 50 express cars are being
added to the rolling stock of the
Gulf Coast line. This equipment will
be used to serve the lower lilo
Grande Valley. The company now
has 9,500 refrigerator cars.
LUMBER
DETROIT. Dec. 22.——-The Ford
Motor Company will cut tram flex-en
to eight. million leet of timber on its
own lands this winter according to
edxlces :rom iron Mountain.
COTTON
KEV? ORLEANS. Dec. ”2:.—-Ba.nka
ihxoughout the cotton belt are en-
couraging the holding 0: spot cot-
mn by entering the cheapest money
producem how; ever been able to
cubism. 'i‘be {armors hold the belie:
that it is cheaper and safer to carry
cotton tor an indcumte Lime than to
attempt to make another crop and
accept i or :3 cents a pound under
the cost or pzocuCIion tor the cot-
ton they now hold. Exporter: and
shippers who need cotton to iill con.
”‘8ch are ilndxng it, hard to buy. .
ELECTRIC EQL‘IPMENT
MJLSLIHES'J‘EFL N. IL. Dec. 22 ——
The weaken; company is electrifi-
companies.
torn when a. pub: is
new capital.
company is sending Agent “' P.
Straw to 'Vlreiand to investigate:
bleaching oceeses (or linens.
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STEEL l
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. 2:.—
The Consolidated Machine and Tool
Corporation has. ordered rasurnp-l
Lion of work at the Blues and Juneei
plant here Monday. About 100 men:
Will be employed. ,
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. . 22. -—A
storm which struck the British’
steamship "lelemoor" on mute hue:
irom England with a cargo of pig.
iron resulted in a proiit or $15,000 to;
her chriercrs. During the delay:
caused b: the storm the price of pigi
'lron Idwnuced to a. ton.
WHEAT !
AMARILLO. TN... Dec. 22—Heavvi
deliveries oi wheat continue to be;
made in the Panhandle and “mi
l
i
'l‘exaa. Snows have put moisture into
the ground and the new crop is up
to a good stand.
the first eleven months 0 this you!
Alaska. sent out 310.821. u worth‘
0! copper. and N 200. 000 worth 0!;
sold and silver. Canned salmon:
1 56-
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HOUSTON. Dec. :2.-—Outiook one!
(or prosperous strawberry sesaon ir‘
recent cold snap has not damagedg
plants. First shipments ot the sea-.
son sold at $18.50 a. crate. 7
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SAN FRAVCISCO. Dec. 22-—-061-;
erv and other vegetables in Sacra»:
mento valley were damaged by the;
recent cold spell and southern Cam‘-
ioruia citrus 'producuon also is re-j
ported to have suflered in some sec-
tions. Most of the crop of the Lind-
say district which furnishes much oi;
the Christina; supply was gathered
before the cold weather.
For Clarence Darrow.
(Kansas City Star.) .
Man is born with no volition on
his part. be lingers around for a
while and he dies." says Mr. Dan;
row. Linger! around. does he? Ifg
he did Mr. Darrow wouldn't be lee-1
tux-lug to $2. 00 seats. as we read he
is doing Man's lingering around
didn't build the halls Mr. Darrow
speaks in. or lights them with also.
tricity. or beat them for his com-
fort. or provide the 32 his auditors
pay to hear him. or develop their
understanding so they could come
to hear. Man's industry with his
pumice has made these things pos~
Bible. And Mr. Darrow wants him
not Worth while. just because he
osn'tsss the sud of it—bsosnos die
sndotlttorhlm isdosth. That
would be the and ital! who have-
gens button us had taken that View:a
It ”was because they didnft that vs;
who new rash rum in the room“
they left have come to learn the
end of life is lira—to onion! it and
make it useful! to ourselves no
others yet to com; 31:. Darrow!-
troubls is no cuss only the ”nod“
of things. So nudes» road Brow!» E
it!" Leave now to dogs and spas.
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EVERY MAN’S
INVESTMENTS
Customer 0.;11ership
By 6130.11 HUGHEs
Special Corresponden'
Of The Exenlng Semi- oi
(Copsrighi 19; 4)
One of the most encouraging
velopments of the time: in 23::
vestment business is theepeclal
the customer ownership idea. So
this new plan has been confined to
the public utilities. principal}:
electric light and pow er and age 3.:
It used to be: the CI:—
u .llstr no» 1.4:
and they are continv . -
ally in need or new capit,a1 for 2.5-:
omcers to so to the
sell mug-lacs, stock if possible
bonds it neccseary. This 6.
however. wan done in the ~.~
5.
term such as Wall Street where 11:3?
capital is to be had. The
who bought the 5&2‘3'16‘
utility had to sell had u 3' .1
with financing.
Loud Speakers 39 ‘
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balm: We furnislg repair , '
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the .Iu‘ "u
The new 1r} :3 1' .
go direct to the utllu; . gust -.
when money is needed. 1.1-! ‘
it cannot all be raised this wa: A
even the larger part. But enoug‘;
can be done as has been ennui; r: .
proved to give the customcls c a!
Utility 3. direct and plrsonal In .3. s'
in its welfare. For the most par? «: .
securities sold have been in the to":
of preferred stock and general}
salesmen have been the employer. 0: *
the company. From the cor‘pora— ‘
uon's standpoint the plan has prove—6
a success not only in de"elup!ng
new source of capital but 1:; .
vatinc a spirit of good—wilt
community which has a very real 7' ;
intangible value. From the sv
point of the customer ot-w. —
plan has proved beneficial in 27:“ ‘,
has been able to obtain a 57:72.; .
curlty with reasonable rctw
one With the progress of “l :
able to keep in close tow-1:
amount of money which can
raised in this way
estimates made by those
syggested the plan.
resulted in keeping to:- the cor
luv the capital which
Wise have been dissipated ll b :7 m;
fraudulent promotion sic! kc
met the criticism that opportumtxn:
for the safe investmen' of
sums have been lacking lmcev ., _
Lug the Sear-k mill: to void (:10th {was too expensive for in e- IT““'
down when water in the rixer is low. bankers to cater to the Invesm: 7.x F0
The Armory mill is working night: had only one hundred dollars spare
{or the first time in montns. 'lbe capital.
is far bqond ._
who 1"."5:
I! has also Tt~
might “I‘o
The public utility ca: ott!
word this expense in return for the
co-eperation they secure from their:
customers.
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