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ROMANCE OF BUSINESS ENDS
WITH CIIISINI; or SULPHUR IIINI: W
By J. C. BOYLE
Spectal Correspondent of
The Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright. 1925.)
LAKE CHARLES. 1.3.. April 4.—
One of the grwtcst. romances of big
business has hot-n brought to a closc
by virtual complmion of the din-
'nantlin; of the SCI;I.000,000 Union
Sulphur company plqnt near here.
7119 tremendous deposit of sulphur.
Which formed one of the largest as-j
:95 of Cnicasmi parish. and which
seemed at one time almost incx‘
Inustahle. has been worked out.ac-
Lording to ll. “‘. Boll. state geolo-
gist, who hasinst made a survey of;
'lio property. I
The deposit :5 estimated originally
Io have contained 10.349.436 ions of’
the element. it was owned by a
party of New Orleans capitalists. but.
they found thtnisclves unable tol
work it at a profit since the sulphur
was bt‘tit‘éfn l.‘:’("'uud 3.000 feet be-
low the evil-lace. Attempts to reg
move it thiouzh shafts proved toO'
I-zvponsiVe, and the owners employ-
cd .1 Gcrman chemist named Hcr-
mam) Frascli To aid them in work-
in; out a plan for mining it. .
Frasch. v'ho hurl occupied 11 ml-.
nor position Willi the Standard Oii'
company. evolved a plan for drilling
holes to 'hI- :ulphur through the,
overlying earth. pumping live stetiml
t0 the bottom melting tho sulphur“
and pumping the element to the sur- I
face. 'Ihr New Orlcuns int-n could
see only the expense involved in such
a pro-:I ss and could not in; induced
to install it. "
I-‘rarch. howevt r. believed thor-
oughly In his own pl'an and refused ‘
to give it up. Atter many efforts ho .
succeeded in interesting some of the
men he hnd met while in the Stand- .
:Ird Oil rcunpanv'a service. and they
bought the property [or u bum New
Orleans burness min rlw‘lnrcd did
not. exceed glI'JNI'O. the plan prov-
“.d highly HlC"rIt3~'fIll rind l’rasch ‘
made enough money from it. to buy
IIu‘. his associates.
Moucy rolled Into the
the Frown interests. who
'he Union Sulphur «rompuny with ag
capital :tc-ol- --f only $930.00“. For
many years the dvposit was tho only
large source 01 :upply o'lthide Italy. .
Then came the war. when produc-'
tion was extended to the utmost and
When f'i‘lC‘E.) “(n.- (xtraordinaril)
high. Th». property :it this period,
became more valuable thin nearly
.tny gold mine In history. w. R. 10- l
galls. consulting engineer of New
York. declared lliftl. from Jnnuary-
l. 1914. to thv. close of M418, the net
profit: of the company III-Ire in 03-:
”6:5 cf_£3.~.llt"‘).0C-’\. _1n the latter
year the company paid I:~..11.136 74
in income tax-'53 alone.
It is Estimated that thorn remain-
-d in the ground January 1. 1919.
l.335.641 low or nearly half the or-
Iginnl deposzt. lhis had practically
pockets of
formed
rill bé‘f‘. extracted when the com-
pany clc: d '1':'I"ll if... plum Dumm-
ber 2']. it;
The sulphur mine, dcspitc 1'?) huge
production. lasts-i longer than it:-
main ‘)\“ll"l'. for lr‘rusch Ilinrl in .‘x‘vw l
York during 1931, lWIIII; bllILt‘vI‘dC'd-
as president of 'th company by hi:
POD-in-IH‘N’ It is Pstimrite-l by lll‘fnf
in Louisiana “ho have been in close
touch With the situation that the in-
vestment of 512"?“ by Frasvh an‘l'
his associates nI-ItI-rl .Sl'Ii'INI'IIIII‘Jl-
before the cnd of 1321.
In the course or operation 71;."
wells were drilled on the property.
of which about 5-0 tailed to strike
sulphur. The remarkable (moiency
of Fraech's process is shown by the
fact that. Geologist Boll estimates:
the extraction amounted to 04 7'3 per
i
l
i
I
"It is no doubt impossible to re-l
of any business
in liquid form from rock tormaq
tion." he said. i
The averago extraction of oil from ’
wells does not exceed 30 per cent l
The recovery of over 90 per cent;
or sulphur in molten form from a;
not contain'
more than 35 per cent. sulphur is a
highly cflicient operation
When work was suspended in De-i
camber. consternation reigned in.
Culcasieu parish. the people of
which could not. realize that the de—
posit which had seemed so huge was
exhausted. Some of them charged
that the company was removing ite‘
punt to avoid the high taxes. but?
investigation proved the deposit had;
‘ceued to exist.
Business Topics
CHICAGO. April 4.-An increase
in manufacturing throughout this
district. is indicated by gains of 1 5
pa- cent. in factory employment and 3
4 per cent. in total payrolls. Since:
last November the 83.11: has been 7.8
per cent. in men and 15 7 per cent
in payrolls.
a v 0
ATLANTA. April 4.—-Atlanta bank
clearing: for March were 8281.-
57230‘. n gala of over $51,000,000
compared WiLb lurch. 192‘. and
the highest for any month since
1020. Retail trade show: a. 3 per
cont. Increase in the district and
building work in gathering volume
with warmer weather.
Comrnodity Notes
OIL
~8AN FRANCISCO. April 4.—Da.iiy
”range output of crude oil in Cali-
barrel-
barrels.
no you week to 537.600
Butch und Dominguez. Forty-two
a" wells were started and fifteen
ubuudonod.
t‘. A 0
mm Texas. Aprii L—Tht
:"WOII interests are preparing
I tour-inch pm 1130 m ta; Hill duties
h?”
I “in
$10,000 Investment Gives 'Over , One .Hundred
Millions Net Profits —- German ' Worked
Out Plan to Get Sulphur Far Under Ground
hDeposit Gone, Company Closes Business
Sargent Names
7 III Neat Englander
Ira L. Lotta, above, 0! Rhode
Island, has been mined assistant
attorney general by John GI
gargant, net attorney general.
“’hcolr-r county oil mm to a.
I junction with the Rook inland rail-
road west of this city. This will
give tlic hold its first dirr-ct outlet.
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LUMBER .
NE‘V ORLEANS. April 4.-—ThI_.
Southern Pine association's barom-
eter for the past week shows orders 1
increased 5.4 per cent. our the
previous week. shipmcnis inu’nscd
6.7 per cent. and prm’iuctlon 0.9 per
'cent. Orders were 73.400.“00 feet,
shipments 79,500,000. produced 79.~
300,000 and unfilled orders :‘il.~
700.003,
0 I 0
DRY GOODS
SI. LULlS‘. April 4.—Purchns». by
Ely and \Valker Dry Goods com-
Ii-any of the Carleton Dry Goods
company and combination of the
nu» houses will give St. Louis the
largest wholesale dry goods estab-
lishment in the middle~ west. Cap~
utilization o! the two companies is
$15,034.22-3 and their combined
sales in i
The deal
Jun-'I l.
1\ ill iII': COnSIinimated
1 n 0
N0) l-‘EILROl'S SIETALS
JOPLIN. 310.. April Ii.~Tno coni-
lItneIi value, of laud and zinc ore
mined in the tri-state field since the
first of ill“. :II‘ir is $13,013,733. un
inch-use of l‘.‘.'il'l_\' Si.tl""".r'0"' 8i:
r-ryinP-‘Irml “llll IliI snniI- period
last your.
0 C .
[RUN AND STILLL
.\l;\\' YORK. April L—Snlvs of
pig iron through New York housea
the post Week are estimated at. 5.~
4:00 tons, as compared with 10,000
tons the Week previous.
about 30 cont: [‘(‘l' ton
.i. Week ago.
lou'ci‘
Fl’ll’I’IS
Texas. April
I
ci'rm's
HOUSTON. 4. —T h‘
‘ Rio Grande valley has shipped 419'
cars of citrus fruits so far this year.
as compared “Ith i‘” at this date
last Near. Most of the shipmcntn
of grapefruit. growing
which it developing rapidly.
I D O
COTTON
FRESNO Calif. April
growers in southoin San Joaquin
Ivalley (: timato their crop this year
rat 70.000 bales, worth approximate-
310, 000. 000 A new prens is be~
rig er-‘ctrd hI re to handle the crop
0 0
I‘lerlLES
SOUTH HADLEY. Mass. April 4
—-0ne hundred weavers employed
at the Hadley mills here have quit
.work because an increase in wages
«as not grwted. The mill: re-
cently shifted from full to part time
operation.
Protecting Their Zoning System.
(Kansas City Star.)
Among the many application tor
zoning changes recently nude in one
to permit light industrial use of
Property in the district tron: Troost
avenue to the Paseo. between Forty-
seventh and Forty-ninth streets. This
is an example or the sort. or stuck-
on zoning that would destroy the
protection it now afford- to reci-
denco district;
It the requect were granted it
would permit manufacturing in the
midst of a. large district now given
over to mull homes. It would in-
pair the investments trade by prop-
any owner: throughout the neigh.
borhood. There are plenty of diu~
tricts in which monutncturing is al-
mdy established. Any new actor-
ieu curb. out in than without injury
to the ovum.“ the property.
It. is inoonooivsblo. that the appli-
cation for a. cbungu in this residence
Mia; would be allowed by. the city
nun commission.
150111., at ”any (or luxuries.
The ‘New'Yox-k chapter or the Na.-
uonul Townnud‘ Country club will
«pend $7, 000. 000 on a sports center
in either Westeheeter or Long Ill-
nnd sud on a. town house in Mur-
4
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RETURNS PART
WASHINGTON. April 4—Follow.
ing the policy of his grandiuthcr.
a member ot’ the Fourth Congress.
Representative Henry St. George
lTIickr-r. Democrat. \‘irginiu. declin-
!n-] today to accept. the full value or
’his March pay check because it car-
:ried an increase of $205.33. 1m
'nmount he holds he is not entitled to
because he was tlm‘tmi to a position
carniing that. much less. lie mail-
.cd his prIrsonai check for
. amount back to tilt.I treasury With an
‘oudorscrnnnt t-prllininig its return.
.‘ir. TIicltcr. “hose grandfather's
‘returns for the sumo reason have
illltl
OF PAY CHECK;
HIS GRANDFATHER DID THE SAME.
remained to Iii: credit in the im-
Ilury for 108 years. believes Congreu
had no right to raise members. so.
larica from 87.500 to 310.000 0. your
without 1 record vote aid that the
jincreaae. if applied at all. should go
only to tho§c (lectcd ami- it. m
l voted.
' Since his pay check for $333.33 is
payable tomorrow and the mount
of the increase was returned today.
Mr. Tuck-r pointed out that he had
not received the boost and therefore
could not donate it. to some worthy
cause as many persons had request.-
'od him to do.
iIIIIEII ADMITS
III: IS WORLD’S
. WORST WITNESS
IMakes Public Letter
From Lillian Gish’s
Mother Bearing on
Engagement
jury charges as a result of teltimony
Which he gave in his suit to compel
Lilliui Gish to make pictures solo-
ly for his company. and also facing
disbarment proceedings. Cherie; H.
Duel! has issued 1 statement admit—
ting himself to be "the world's worst
witness."
Although a lawyer. Duel] said tint
he won “utterly paralyzed and be-
nurnbed" while on the witness stand.
It was while he vI-a- under (310.! ex-
amination that Federal Judge Mack
stopped the case. dismissed the suit.
ordered Duoll held for perjury um
barred him from ever-uppuring u
a. hwyor in federal court. and un-
uounced in addition that he would
bring the mutter before the bar as-
sociution to have Duell disbarred.
Duell. a son of the late Charles
H. Dual], a judge of the United
smu- Court of Appeuiu. is u member
of an old Knickerbocker family. He
clue is distantly related ‘to Elihu
Root.
‘AnIer the complete reversal in
federal court. Duell reiterated that
he had been engaged to Miss Gish
This she has emphatically denied
from the beginning of the case
Duell,mude public a. letter. cupboa-
ed to hove been written by Mia
Gilb'l mother. in support of his
citim or an engagement.
“1! Lillian makes as good a wit:
no she bu a. daughter your lilo io-
tethor is goingto be perfect."
Dueii also claimed credit .in Mice
Gish'l rise to a.‘ positlon a liar in
motion pictures. She said that. un-
der her contract with him'uho had
received .8275.000'iu»-th0’0oum or
two you. sud three weeks
D0011 also revealed a. letter pug.
portingtobetromMi-Giuh. writ»
men while she wu in Florence, Italy
World" on a. picture. It begin with
the mm W“ sad spoke at
NEV‘V YORK. April i.—-L’nder per-
gNSw AJAX To BE
, QUALITY CAR
SAYS'C. w. NASH
Not to Be Cheap, Al-
though Lower in
Price Than Any of
Nash Models
A definiteet statement by‘C. W.
Nash. Proident‘of both The Nut:
Motor- Company cud its subsidiary.
the Max Motors Company. serves to
correct. a. mistaken belief which
seems to have guined widespread ac
oopmnce in connection with the
lprice of the Ajax. the new cu- to be
produced by the MIX Motpr Com-
pany. Thin report. credits the Au:
With being built to enter into com-
petition with thereI-y low priced
field whereas the truth of it in that
although the Ala: is to be a. car of
modente size. it will be nquulity
cur throughout cud one thoroughly
in keeping with the high standard!
of mmufccture associated with the
name of Nun. .
Referring to this erroneous im-
pression. Mr. C. W. Nuh says.
"Repeatedly during by travels
About. the country addressing dealer
meeting- since the New York Show
I have encountered a rumor that
.the AJuiutobouchespcur. Ipre-
aume that this idea. sprung from the
tact. that it in generally known that.
the Max is to be produced on 1
large volume but -Whlle at this
time I tun not in 0 position ted!!-
ciooo the exact -price * at. which 1.1:.
A11: will‘be sold I can gut-antes
that it will not bo-uchupcu- but
on the century a. product of germ-
ine quality in every dam! and to...
missing him “very, very much." It
concluded: -"Wheu no you coming
back-love. blue. red. blue. blue. "
Thor-o wu no signature. and Duoil
explain tint the insular-ions end-
ing a code to: love. Duel! use
exhibi n rudio m purporting
to come tron Mi- Gian-1m which
:41th Duoll Odd bo- rue-“iv-
mmm
Gish in 10317. ’ —~
. “Not feeling well." \flIO M
rend. “Think have heart. trouble.
Bin. 9‘. N00.“
:‘IirII although lower in
‘pi’lct. than any of the
As a matter of fact. it “In be the
embodiment or the very best things
the entire industry has developed
since its inception.
'Evcn circumstance attending its
dI sign and manufacturI places as in
an unusual position to produce 3 our
which will bring to its price ivvc-i
quality 1681'“?! "in design and con-
atruction immediately recognizable
as new to its field. We enjoy the
enormous advantage of starting in
a plum. which is completely revamp-
ed to meet the latest ideas in factory
layout and we are not hampered by
the neceuity of utilizing any macbin
cry of obsolete type since all or the
inachinrry and (‘qulpmnl of the
.Liu plant is the very newest to be
naturally
and ndvmced character inventive
geniul has devised for motor car
inunufaciiirc."
Find Emery Dust in
' Warship’s Engines
SAN FERDO.
Lat. April I. —
ISighlseerc thronsed the heights over“
liookinig the ocean hero yesterday to
acne farewell to Uncle Sam's umb-
da. of! for a. six months cruise to
the other side of the world. Aboard
the l‘. S. S. Guysrna. oil carrier. dia-
covet-y was made that emery dust
had been poured into the vessel'-
muin bearings. First reports were
that the Guy-units engines had been
badly damaged. but. officers an.
nounced last night, that the chip
Iwould sail With the tit-«t today as
)originally scheduled. and that such
repair: u might. be [1"L‘t'SSflrY would
be made at San Francisco.
NEWS DEALER KILLED.
DANBL'RY. Conn" April 4.-—l-len~
ry “‘endail. 1‘4. an independent nowu
denier engaged in delivering morn.
ing papers on one of the suburbui
routes of the Post Publishing com~
puny of Bridgeport. was mortally
hurt yesterday when his auto-
mobile collided With a telegraph
pole at. the side or the Dunbury-
Bethe! state highway about. midway
between this city and Bethel
FURNITURE,
RANGES
And All House~Furnish~
mg Goods at Lowest
Prices.
M. Gutkowsky
87 North nun street
Opp. Soldier: Monument
Phone “I
Aim In:
Indium m Piece
I .
mm Haired”
Mel. {on
Sold on Elly M
The Norwuilt’s
ElectricCo. ‘
ummu- Calm
Nash models. I
secured and In oi the most. efficient .
Frank ‘ JaCOby
The House of KuppenheirnerIGood Clothes
12-14No.-Maiu St. 80. Norwalk
- «.v
”SI
(KOBE!) Fun L
All Ads are "first:
proper citation in; am
in: Sentinel «t I; or ..
Spring Shoes for Children
The styles are here that children will like at prices
that parents will like to pay. The quality is here
too, to keep the thought ever in mind that “Good
Shoes are an Economy."
MILTON ELWOOD
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Yager Diamonds
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