merican Manufacturers Predict Tremendous
. Advance 1n Adjustment of World Tinde—
‘Also Feel That CompetitiOn for Markets
Will__ Be Keener—What Britain Will Do; ,
By J. C. BOYLE
‘ —8pecial Correspondent oi
The Evening Sentinel.
' (Copyright 1925.)
“NEW YORK. May 1 —-The return
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England, Holland and Australia. to
the gold standard is being hailed by
'Ainerlcan producers and manufac-
turers as a. tremendous step forward
in; the‘ adjustment of world trade.
iZ‘l'iey see in the move a gradual re-
opening and broadening of world
'markets to American materials. But:
’ they also see in it a period of the
lttflest competition they have ever
faced.
;, The fluctuations of exchange have
unquestionably exercised a. depress-
ing efiect on the foreign trade of the
United States. This has been espe-
cially true of the American farm
products. and farmers in this coun-
try stand to benefit from the restor-
ation of the pound to parity, despite
the preference to colonial products.
But Great Britain owes this coun-
try money. She undoubtedly , can
and; will repay those loans. To do
so she undoubtedly will make the
'most intensixe driVe for “‘Orld trade
'that has been witnessed since the
War. At home she will "burn her
That is. she “in make
‘English or colonial goods in order
Ato reduce the heavy balance of trade
AL'ég‘akist her.
' than try
. ish ideas.
~ British methods of sale and distri-
bution are not American methods.
But. they are none the loss Iffectlvc.
.1118 English manufacturtr has nevre
"labored under the mistaken idea that
Vitgis possible to Anglacize foreign
customers. and he has been content
toAmake what his customers wanted
53nd pack it as they direct. rather
to educate them to Brit-
Americau manufacturers
are coming to adopt the same atti-
tude. but there is no question that
Great. Britain has a. tremendous hold
4011' the markets of South America.
‘_a._nd the orient. which has not been
entirely loosened by the depression
since the war.
”tree movement of gold bids fair to
have a. far greater effect on Ameri—
cantrade than the restoration of the
.McKenna tariff sthedulcs with their
f‘jmposts on automobilcs. \Vatches.
musical instruments and some other
,cluxuries. In some lines. the impe-
rial preference list will aid the Brit-
',ish colonies at the expense of the
,.,Unlted States. but thesc
..those which comprise the main hull-:1
_,_of Anglo-American trade.
The removal of the 38 1-3
”cent. duty on American automobiles
“did not. prove the strong stimulent
.,.l.o export sales which was expected.
it is felt. will not
its rcstomtion.
depressing Iéfl‘cvt
"have an ext rcmr-ly
' since the price range of the AmCrl-r
; can cars is so \Vlde that Euiopean
makers cannot fill! all classes of dc-
mand. The T0111 sales will be help-
_ cd since the British trade is sup-
plied by UN. Ford company of Cuna-
(la, the produc is of \Vhich “ill come
‘ finder the preference list.
“British possessions. \Vhilc sterling
”was at a. discount. the effect was to
uglve American buye1s a c: rt.1in dis—
..ununt on foreign inv-oius. Now that
.aterling is cxm-L'ud to ilm tunic with-
“ in"; very narrow range. it will tend
.o.ma’ke it easier for American deal—
ers to gauge the market. For some
time buyers of. Australian wools here
have been accustomed to name :1 ba—
sin for sterling about 10 cunts above
, existing~ market quotations as a
measure of. protection. This added
substantially to the duty paid here.
.and will no longer be necessary.
'The duty on hops and sugar prob»
Vly “ill affect American producers
n'tavorably. But the markets for
...trpah and (Him! fruits. VVliich haVc
increased tremendously in he last
we years. show no indication of be-
.mg checked.
.1... Bankers all 0Ver the country to-
”slay were pointing a moral from the
Me with '11 hit 11 Giant Lrituln inlscd
41011113 or $300 000. (mu here. They
ifimsed the importance of moral as
well as financial credit. and declared
mat the loans were directly attribu-
fine. to the fact that. Great Britain
ever suggested non- payment of
or their cancellation, but libs
announced a determination,
lilingness to pay every cent
9.; Great Britain raised taxation
out 'to the point or confiscation
reserve national credit. and
‘rican bankers assert that a. simi-
illingness 'to pay would so far
a. placing certain Amreican in-
ea in the preferred moral cred-
..‘ O ‘ I
usmess Topics
IN. May 1.--'I‘h'ree unions
have not yet announced their
n (in the proposal of the
employers to the building
’ unions to continue present
it. Three had accepted
' only.
0 8
May' 1.‘—-’1‘raf£ic on"
Rel I during April is
y smaller than a. year ago. ’
Illinois Central during the first
with 104.153.1ut-35ear, while
Bock Island road. due to in-
on shipments, showed an in;
Dry Agent Quits,
Drank Too Much
SAN FRANCISCO. May. 1.—
Don Okle, former United States
Army Captain. hasre‘signed from
the federal prohibition enforce-
ment department as an- “under
cover agent." ostensibly to enter
business'for himself.
Unofllclally. however. Okle dis-
closed that as an “under cover
agent.” he tound it necessary to
consume an average of 50 drinks
of liquor daily. He said the num—
ber of drinks necessary (or him
to obtain evidence had totalled
about 36,400 in two years.
. probable
; :liaVe served to check demand.
The effect of the restoration of the ‘
lines are not 5
or
p 'and Rio Grandc \Vestern railway is;
i255
; The recovery of the pound doubt—'
' ..less will add something to the cost of‘
, . Wool importer] to this country from
Commodity Notes
LUMBER. .
NE“? ORLEANS. May 1.-The
mills of the Southern Pine Associa~
tion showed an increase in orders of
2.75 per cent. to 80,000,000 feet last.
week. Shipments advanced 5 pct
cent. to 77.000.000 feet. Total’untlll-
ed orders now are 2.42 SOD 000 feet
U U R
DETROIT. May -1.——The Isaac
\Valion League has inaugurated
American Forest week by planting
10,000 Norway pine seedlings in Ma-
son county. The land on which they
were planted was donated by Vii. L.
Saunders. a. Cadillac lumhcrman.
The league plans further retort-51a-
tion in northern Michigan.
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MACHINERY.
PHILADELPHIA; May l.-—.\i.'1-
chlncry manufacturers and distribu-
tors here expect. business to be good
for the remainder of the year m?-
cordlng to G. W Eckhardt or the
Henry Dission and Sons Company.
saw manufacturers... He says prices
are low but. that advances are not
as ”(creases he believes
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STEEL.
CLEVELAND. May luv-Steel op.
crations in northern Ohio continue
to taper off. lron making is at 70
per cent of capacity and one «lie-Vo-
land furnace has been blown out.
Pricesare easy. Bolt and 1111'. de-
mand is furnishing a good Volume
of orders at firm prices but rivets
are being shaded $1 to $2 1 ton.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.
DENVER. May l.—Thc Denver
V ' v1 w—mw Band.
SGW£800t Owls.
(Eastern StIndIrd Tithe)
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10. 00 Pf‘x. —- Beaux Arts Ovens-tre-
‘ 1011'. ‘1an roux—406.8
7 :30 P. M. mlslmd City (men
8:80 P. M ——Ss.nchez d Mil untold.
9:00 P. M whom-Hoof (11ml. TONG-
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.M-—$i.nriea: Markets: 8330.
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M. -Mun1dpal Entertainmmt.
RICKMON‘D BILL—315.3
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‘roleum Producers Syndicate of
W'lchita Falls by thc'Toxaa company
has just been consumatcd. The
Prairie Oil and Gus I ompauy has
bought the holdings of the Shain-
rock on company in Archer. “’lch-
its. and Young counties “ith a. 3000
barrel production for 52.000.000.
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SOFT DRINKS.
ST. LOUIS- May 1.-—~Anhcuser-
Busch Inc Brewing company torm-
ed 50 years ago with a. capitaliza-
tion of 3240.01.10 will “incorporate
for $13 000. nun 1111.!11111'1 0 when the
01 lgmal Missouzi (harm of the (0111-.
p' y oxpircs.
o a .
planning a. 131 mile extension to 111.23:
lininta Basin of Ltah from Soldi-rx'sg
Summit. '
POTATOES. 1 ‘
OAKLAND. CAI... May l.-~'l‘hc‘
price of potatoes has advanced sud-
denly from 35 cents to $2.88 a bun-
dred pounds to:- Idaho top grades in—
cluding 57 cents freight. Cold stor-
age stocks have been reduced to 9'2.-
MS sucks here compared with 12L-
sacks two weeks ago.
FRUIT.
HOUSTON. May l.——-Texas plant-
ings of \V'atermclons total 20.5.70.
acres or 1230 under the acreage of?
1024. \Vith seasonal ruins large rc-i
turns are exported. Express camel-I
ounc; shipments have started from1
the lower Rio Grande Valley. The
Texas, cantaloupe acreage is only
1330 compared with 3790 last year.
0 O O
NON FERROUS METALS.
J'Ol‘LlN. 100.. May l.~—-Th1~. advance
in zinc orc pricv's 11:15 not prayed
sufficient encouragement to some
operators who have announced their
intention of keeping their mines
closed until market conditions im- j
prove Itill further. 5
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DID
II‘T. \VOR’l‘l-I. May 1.——'!he pur-i
chase of the properties of the l."-
lMOiml A gain Oiling Up Works
of International Dissension
; sumo
COTTON. -
ATLANTA May 1.->Althougl1
rain has fallen precipitation
has not. been hen-1v onouxh or can.
Irral enough to [m of grout benefit
to 1:.olton (‘rops are 51111011113: for
moisture throughout. the sout! must.
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CASPER. May l.«~'1‘he percentage ‘
of lambs born from once in this;
section this spring -h is established a
record? Spun-'11 fwd w: 18 gluu the;
on cs during the “inter 2
1;,” .
To Give Instructions i
to Beach Life Savers ‘
luslructious in 1111‘ 5min}: mothods }
will he ,L;'l\i‘ll to applicants tor-1110111-}
hershlp in the senior Lite Saving;
Corp zit L‘ult' l’usturc Bench. at. 10:30 3
Sunday morning. in Community hall. l
East. Nom'ulk. 1
it. is ('xlw'clv'il that. there will he}
:1 large 1'l:1s present. There will 11w}
two instructors and unn- examiner?
present. .. ’
Brave Git.
“My cut is not
scared of :1'
Jack:
bulldog.
Tom:
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8113's: "L'omI' m1 and fight.”
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and one of for residuum
queue: to the work“ principal
oil combines will be precipitated
if, as is predicted, Turkey’s
claim to the Mosul oil fields are
flux. about {We years ago.
l-‘xpccted.
(New York Central Magazine.)
Passe-115031 «."Hang it all. the
trains 111th When do you expect it 2’"
Station Master—"0h. it. may be
here any hour now!"
Lenin on n. G. Wells.
(Charleston Men's and Courier.)
“’3 know long ago what H. G.
Wells thought of Lenin. He lost no
time in telling us on his return
from Russia wher. he went on a
visit, his mind in its usual state of
“’13 have
had to wait {or Trotsky'e book on
Lenin. just published. to learn what
Lenin thought of Mr. ““2113. It was
worth waiting for.
"I remember.”
‘writes Trotsky.
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“\VLW. “'8“. C5“
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aim” the
“the impression mama: Ilyich
(Lenin) carried away from his con-
‘xemtlon with Wells. 'What a bour-
geois he is! He is a Philletlne!’ he
repeated. raised both hands above
the table. laughed and sighed. as
was characteristic oi: him when he
felt a. kind of inner shame for an—
other man."
That. is really delicious. Mr. Wells
is to be congratulated that his hide
is thick.
Prof.
head of the
lege of Home Economics at Cornell
University. has been named a can-
didate for the United States senate
in 1325..
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