coon BUSINESS [N 111111 STATES
j Indusby Booming“ in California, Colorado, Kon-
‘- tucky, Tennessee, Virginia -—- California
Gets Fancy Prices for Early Spring Ship-
ments Which Increase Each Year . 1
lily J. C. BOYLE. ‘
‘ Special Correspondent
Oi! The Evening Sentinel.
‘ _ NEW YORK. May 20—40 Mary
had I. little lamb at present eho
wouldybe in 11. pretty sound tinenciai
condition for. 11 youngteer.
‘ providing or lambs for the tables of
. American households has become a
great and flourishing business. et~
footing the prosperity of wide dis-
Californiu dud Colorado new
are cleaning up the season's produc-
tion and within the next fortnight
heavy shipments will commence to
come from Kentucky. Tennessee and
The Colorado marketing
conmts of last year's lambs which
have been on load all winter.
Owing to the mllmcss of the cli-
mate California 1111.11 first. chance at
‘ the markets of the country.
merits from that. state which
been running very heavy have new
begun to lag indicating that
.peak 0! the season is post.
growers discovered live 11011111 ago
"when the u 001 induetiy one in the
Homes of iiepiessiotl thut they could
make up some or their lost revenues
Ironi wool by shipping surplus early
Fancy prices; are ob-
tained in the spring.
Shipments started in a. small way
in 1921 but in 1112?. miles to outside
markets involved 1,510 cars or about
The business grow
but. last year the
foot and mouth quarantine. prevent-
ed shipments on the hoot and coast
pac king plants w ere taxed to the ill-
inost to handle the sulphur reduced
'1‘ his «1 11.5011 hour.
ly 30 000 animals will be carried to
260,000 head.
Itoadlly in 1023.
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The p1ino1pai competitor of Celi-
tornia 1'01 the carry spring trade is
It, is estimated that about
4.000, 000 sheep lune been on feel,
in that slot. but the larger part of
» the 1:110 \1111‘ lambs now have been
sold and prime DIOl’lilSt‘,
ateady until heavy shipments start
from the southeastern states.
The sheep industry is one of the
oldest. on the Pacific coast as it was
started l’iy‘llle Franciscan Order in
A hundred years
Missions established
owned a. million head.
4.000.000 sheep have been on feed
this number has declined until the
lost three years 11111111 the business
took on new life.
the horde have rmnuined about con-
Siure that. time
The revenue from the lamb crop
, has been increased by the added de<
mood for lambs‘ 11 not
pmxlmatoly hisflono 000 imested in
f the indusny in t niltomia 11nd about
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Consumption of lamb hon followed
geogiephlcol liner very closely. The
north Atlantic cities are probably
the largest buyers and San Fran-
cisco and Lou Anatole! out over I.
million and a halt lambs yearly. The
lamb chop habit however. has not
made much progress in‘ the cotton
and corn bolts of the south and
midweni. The California. and Cole-
rodo animals usually go to Omaha,
St. Joseph and Chicago whence they
are distributed to the north Atlantic
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in the west. the big sheep herds
are being crowded out by the fruit
and vegetable farms although con-1
sitlcruble grazing still remains in
the foothills and national reroute.
This is not checking the industry as
many of the animals from Ken-
lucky. Tennessee and Virginia. are
. coming from farms where raining
lambs has been taken up 1111 a. pro-1
. fitnble side line. ,
Agricultural and live stock experts
estimate that each ewe yields an
average income of 39. ill) 11 your
mess. The sole of wool which for
a time was at a. standstill coin: to
the uncertainty or prices in English
and Austrnlian auctions has taken
on new lite again and the market in
reflecting a firmer tone. Recent
surveys made by the National 111-
dustriai Conference Board show that
the wool industry has been getting
book to full time schedules and
that the work hours per week in the
woolen plants has risen 24. 2 per cent
as compared with this time last
year. Weekly earnings of opera-
tives in the woolen mills have risen
30. l per cent.
Business Topics
By (1 fl. 500“
Special Correspondent of
The Evening Sentinel.
CHICAGO. May 25.-lt '1! under-
stood in financial circles here that
sufficient express husluea has been
promised the newly organized Na-
tional Air Transport Company to no-
suremuccesa of the operation or the
aliplane lines between New York
and Chicago which will start next
autumn.
The fact that men representing
the technical end 0! engine dovelu
opment like Howard E. Coffin of
Hudson Motors. and C. F. Kettering.
hood of the engineering stuff of Gen-
eral Motors. are interested in the new
concern. gives assurance that the
company is unlikely to make me-
chanical mistakes. The rcivfninder
NEW ORLEANS, May 26.--A our:
vey ot labor conditions. throulhout
Louisiana phowe workerowell em-
ployed in all auctions owing to the
large amount or road building and
allow public work now in pronou-
There is about: 07, 000.000 worth of
road work underway requiring 2.-
500 men. Nearly all pnivnte indus—
tries are working {minute and oil
refiners are inoreonin: production.
SPOKANE. Width» May 25.~The
wage controversy between lilo-tor
Bolton and the Bakers“ and Confec-
tionery Workere' Union bu been
settled by the. granting of a. rel-dot
30 0. week for come classifications of
employee. 1A few troupe of‘yvorkere
received no increase.
“ Commodityhlotes
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
CHICAGO. May tilt—Despite tho
wide fluctuations in he: prices. pack-
on report 11111111 in pork productl
good with a better feeling through-
out the business. Fresh pork has
moved with ease into consumptive
channels. though the mice but eas-
ged uomewhat. Cured pork is meet-
ing lth breeder distribution. Trade
in h of is slow.
AUTOMOBILES. .
CLEVELAND. May 25.——Ot‘tlelnls
of Midland Steel, one at the lament
makers of auto frames. report the
company's business last. month
reached record proportions Ind May
will be nearly as good.
DETROIT. May 25.——Enrollments
in the Ford partial paynmn‘. plan
are now being made at the rate of
over 1,300 a. day.
OIL. ‘
SHREVEPOR'X‘. 1.1.. May 26.—
Item tor natural so: 101- industrial
plants here he: been out two canto.
to eight cents per thousand feet,
where the month's consumption loin
excess at 40.000000 cubic root. The
out is retroactive to May .1.
SACRAMENTO. May tow—The
daily average California. crude oil
production has decreased 2.000 born
rel: each month this year. while the
total stock of crude and refined pro-
ducts has increased 2.000.000 bu-
rels monthly. Stocks now stand at
approximately 183,235,000 barrels.
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TOBACCO.
ATLANTA. May 21.-~'rno first
Georgia bright leaf tobacco of the
1925 crop was cured this week at
Douglas. Sales will begin in several
cities July 21. Recent nine have
benefited the crop and a. yield of
more than 60.01.10.000 pounds for the
State is indicated if the weather
continues propitious.
COAL. .
,SPOKANE. Wash... May :5.-’l‘h¢
Great Northern Railroad nu clamp
ed forty locomotive: in opmtlon
between Havre Mont 11nd Spoken.
from oil to coal burners. owing to
the advance in the price 02 crude
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rye and outs are in good condllton
in this State. according to State and
of the list of those interested also
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NEW ORLEANS. May 26.--'l‘he
Southern Cotton 011 Company of
New literacy lute been consolidated
with the Bouthport Mills. cotton seed
oil refiner: at this city. in a. new cor-
poration capitalised at $10,500,000,
and known 11.11 the southern Cotton
Oil Company or Louisiana. The con-
oern will have headquarters here
and mill. in every cotton producing
State. A. l). Ooozhogau to presi—
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WILMINGTON. Del. May 25. -
The dyestut‘te department of the Du-
pont Company has Just placed a.
new oolor on. the market, known 01!
pontechrome "green. it ll a. chrome
green with a bluiuh tint and can be
used an 11 straight color‘or. to pro~
dueo browns. greens, .0110” or
blocks. ‘ 1 .
. BUILDING MATERIALS.
PHILADELPHIA. Mny 20.-’I‘he
voluo‘ot old building materials ll in-
ereuing rapidly in this section. The
10111111 bid received bylhoeity from
house wreckerettor the demolition oi!
eight structures. to be replaced by a
City Hall unnex. provided for a pay-
ment by the wrecker: to the city at
$5,202. The wrecker: will retain all
materials salvaged“
POTATOES.
'DETROIT. May‘ 36.-Sl1lpmentsi of
Michiganpotatoee tor the 1934.26
season to ddte‘heve been about 111,-
000 confer nearly 3,000 less than
for the corresponding period a your
ago. ~
N e w Haven Couple
Caught in Stamerd
Girl’s Father Gives
Bail-—- Asked Arrest
STAMFORD? May 26 - Antonio
Oregano. twenty-tour years old. of
15 Weaver street. New Haven. and
Margaret Oregano. nineteen. 01 480
East. Moth sheet, Eliot Haven. were
arrested here yesterday eluuged
with theft for the New Haven
authoritiev. About I. month 1130
that girl in alleged to have stolen
$7.50 trom relatives and yesterday
the police 01“ New Haven ‘rerpived
lnlormation that she was in Siem-
ford. Since her disappearance. she
had been'married to Grasano in
Port Chester. N. Y» and they have
been living in Stamtord. They were
taken back‘ to New, Haven.
NEW HAVEN. ,hl‘uy ESmAnlhony
J. Williams. priprietor of the Wil-
lioms’ Produce Co... put up “.000
u-blii to bring about the release
from Jail of his daughter. Margaret.
and her husband” Anthony Crayons.
who, were nrested in Stamford on
a. charge 01 theft. Williams told the
police that his daughter and his
elorh‘Gx-axnno. had eloped on April
16 takinc‘with them 3733 from‘the
Produce company'a’ente. and asked
couple were brought hcreelirlsdhrd
their arrest. When the couple were
brought here yesterday: the father
was tliefone who offered bail.
Jimmie's Philosophy
,(Philndelphio. Bulletin)
Motharw‘fiust see how nice those.
boys look. it you go out without
washing your face and hands, what
will people think?"
Jimmie-2"Oii. they‘ll think I’m
coming back.” - '
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Published by Arrangement With Thom-oi". hm and Flu! Notion“ Pictures. loo.
' CHAPTER V
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The world“ and
therein seemed curiouly unreal
to Leo when she settled into her
choir on the deck of the Channel
cleanser. The: 0. chart halt-hour
in on Almost empty churchmen
‘luve uninformed her into a nun-
rind woman was surely incredible!
A: it to reassure herself. she
pulled all her glove and omitted
the new gold ring on 1111‘ linger.
Then she stunned at the overcoat
on the empty choir halide her
own. With a tremolous smile and
nigh, the laid her hand on the
cent. It was the instinctive action
or ownership. She possessed.
And-«he was pomeed. ‘ The
old. Molar treadoln. though do-
’lltlitfnl. appeared pale in pamperi-
too with this wonderful feeling 0:
:poeseesivenou~thla vista of per-
itoct companionship.
tutoring a bright warm room otter
‘1 day spent, illicit enjoyable. in
teen frosty air.
into to: fortnight 111.11 whirled
by with. xii-operations, visit! from
relatives, hurried purchases of.
clothes. Wallis. omit
ruptured by her utmost feverish
anxiety to go abroad ,with him.
had obtained a license and set all
the tongue- wagging around Wil-
lorton. lie was the chic: catch of
the neighborhood Consternatton
med. Everybody felt the bride
mt be I. designan person. Mrs.
.Boiten. the chiet widow. mur-
inmd "Poor Henry Wallis.“ in
. the cactus voice she reserved for
eligible men; and it became the
keynote to local opinion.
The designing person,
while. did not easily become so»
lcustotned to the novelty 0: pos-
1Ieulon. It had only grown great-
er. taken new turnintns. each day.
l'rhere 1130 been the evening when
.Wallicmived with a tiny York-
‘Ililre tertiar- puppy;
you from being lonely until I can
do so. mysell." ho had said. with
1°” of his we sly caresses . ..
She lay back in her chair now.
nod reviewed with amusement the
astonishment of her friends. the
relief of her relations. Susie‘s lat-
ter. The lost recollection mused
hot to tough gland. Such haste
had seemed exmrdinsry to con-
notional Susie.
unit and test hex-sell? Was she
quite euro of her own mind! ‘Dld
Mr. Wallis know about—that man?
«No: the could not understand
logo's heartl r111. m ench‘ a Big
latex»... Sam rent e. message to
‘ny.he thought her a very lucky
‘drl. Ho admired Mr. Wallis...."
frills patronizing view of woman's
1100 in matrimony was typical at
idle Reverend Sum. Leo reflected.
.fhushingegntu. ‘
" Then her thoughts turned to the
cable she had sent to South Atria
.o fortnight no. Soon the 11m ,.
paper vrith no: mrriage announce- 1
mt would react! Yul. He would ,
not realize it 11.11,me about so
,nddenly. He would think-740011!
into this would crush 1111111111111 111-
grumbled.
Weill: no not only reserved.
1'lowulomyw033hymm
The tho-weight your: at lit: lite
Md been passed outside the It-
noephere of woman'n :‘love otter
the only loss or his mother. Leo's
nddan copitulotlon. her unleisned
«11:11: in 111: company. 11111- quick
moon“ on any moo/lion. were so
meninges to render speech upon
the subject impossible. It was oil
too great. tboo splendid. for more
yordl.
'1 hove outboard you call me by
any nuns—mu." 1111: said alter o
pause. with the little shy glance
am let his pulses racing in the
only my they did nowadays.
Mm.” Maid unimpair-
dltinc not syllable lingorlngly. u
. n in land the round.
'31:: you wouldn’t call no that!
m a horrible mouthful.” ‘
“it's 3 W name. The eli-
mutton Hon boyish."
"Oh, I can't toe. Wm l
“Immuthicimtlt ones.
1nd uh two and law in chaos."
“Isn‘t there 1‘ poein about 1.0:
m" luueeedmethln: e o v
“Couldn't Leo
hut whispered:
thin: in all right. We know.”
‘llaren'l 1 thought you 11111 not the on 111. wonderedwh! be 1m
time tor-w‘euch thinzs'l"
so eilonbwhy he did not take her
hand as he lied on the boatwa
hundred whys; the why: that
“That in I. lovely thing~quile probably room through the
WOW! I ”MO “in" Bill WI IM- though“ or every woman and man
HI hodloet. his‘Lonnre.’ You have who are truly human some time
only 11m found—yours.”
or other down every use at the
universe.
mo hand “a" the rug clasped A budget at business letterh-
h”‘ “M" tlshtly. ‘3'“ ‘3’“ grams. greeted Weill: at the hotel.
tell silent. watching the leasuill 'He glanced through them, tron-
eomo marked “urgent"—-aud tele-
“\ int.
This ”busing. honeymoon," as "l ousht to answer some of these
Leo combed n to Susie. am not " °“°°-' . 1
am ”was. Nor did I!“ uYUI'dO," [he ufgfld, With un-
hunted. mutt wedding. The
usual elaborate paraphernalia 3111-: Wedding night passed unnoticed in
rounding this function held for her the opportunity it offered. Ha out
no attraction. Both were 311111 to 3 truck 1001! at- her face. then at
escape it all. Until otter the a“ lift waiting t" “"7 them “9'
autumn motor'ehovr Wallis me too '
“'1 ‘0 “3° ‘ replvholldoy. "V“ him. ‘ “Do ottend to your letterl.
will have one liter. some time.” "I'll say good night. and so might
be land :11de vaguely.
The train from we. on Port. “tr-”J
was crowded. {their resume cor- She halt turned mm the no.
necessary vehemonco. The incon-
gruity of such I proceeding on her
stairs.
“I shall lie all right,” she assured
to bed. It has been a-a. tiring
and he caught her hand. “We must
not tests can little erratum“? “13...; went to tail: to yon-1 shall
for conversation: and in the dlnlnx- be up in about ten minutes."
c111- confidential all: proved equally Alone at last. with no runner
excuse for porter, maid or luggage
“Huang The wheels of boy. Ilia became the prey to a. ter—
the train took the word nod wove ”1"“ °"’ “mm" There w“ ‘
communicating door in her room.
it into myriad tunes. each one more lull: open. ‘ _ . The Mm” of the
dominating than the lost. He must night on the Scheidegg pa” seemed
have .11, It had 0°00 thg kgyuom hidden behind that door. ready to
to his success throughout life-- spring. ° ° 1 What. had hi6 100‘
and tone,me11nt. when lie out her
this insistent craving to conquer into m. it
, it? Was this man too.
3“ Within “a path. "I” 1’ “9 1° in spite of his quietness and air of
yon—to yon-to you,‘ can: the reliability, going to turn tranche»
.1. ”um—your;— one? All the Vial facts Of I“.
loomed up now and surrounded her.
you" As a” hdomintnt£o It was impossible longer- to turn .
film “W0 me ’4 by 9. 9" the:- back upon them. uni to refuse
ambitions. beat in his veins and to rem“ no" a“, m m.
fired his blood. the more grim new upset at 11 spiritual force. The
his reserve. the more rigid his “‘3“ mm“ distorted shapes.
month. the more apparent his xi:
of subtle ,mtery.
crannies her 511! ideals of chival-
rouo devotion. And this terrify-
ing mystery constituted marriage.
What had she done? Blind. root
1311 moth—she had flown from the
horror that only threatened to
scorch. into the some in essentials.
but one that owned the right—to
born, not merely loci-ch.
“I can't undress—Wet." she
thought. “He's a. long time. Pen
hope on kimono wouldn't mat.-
\, A: the minutes passed. the fears
. m reasoning had calmed monaeed
, her into. She rose nervously and
. ‘vealked About the room. All at
,1 once she paused. struck by an idea.
. “I‘ve only to lock the door—look
. , it"both doors. He would under-
stud—J She darted was: to
gtludooropentng on to the‘oorrio
_. odor. and tuned the key. In the
not of doing so. another thought
mashed into her mind. Would not
:sfllll show distrust! Suspicion!
Might it not put thoughts into his
{head tint otter ell might not be
“there!
The sharp click of the lift door
(was followed by a step she know
now among a thousand. in sudden
panic shonnlocked the door and
tied back to the bed. She sank
down, clutching the quilt on“ either
side. He knocked twice before an.
could control her voice to“ reply:
that he entered with his usual
quiet deliberation. After one quick
look in her direction. he turned
back to close the door. . . ‘. BR.
heard the key turn in its lock.
. "I thought you must be asleep,‘
he remarked. There was nothing
in his «tumor to cause the wild~
ly beating heart that. she tried in
vain to stifle. lest he should hear
its thumps. ,
“What'—-she swallowed hard.
conscious of the quaver in her voice
--"do you want-Want—to talk
about!"
After one quick look in Im- dl- For . moment-it seemed min-
notlon he turned luck to close “a...” remained by the 0001'.an-
lug across at her shining hair and
quivering lips. Then he crossed
“It in port of love. Little Leo. to thebedjond. bending down, tool:
Don't be “mid to “com both.’ her face in his hands. He lo'okod
e o o NIrIu-utom 00““ '60 I'm
odor. her in the mum-earrings. own. :
his Irish-blue em to mile down "mummy—ah. Rama”.
in the old “immunity. Instead member—3'
of bringing 1111. ten- uni diam-tot “1 'wemw’ 31‘ voice mud-
lcnz Ind deep into the darkened
eyes tint clung. fascinated. to his
ed for may. The strength or 111:
a“ 1"" ‘°" “W- h° ”mm " arms. the 1111111111; light in 111: eye:
0““ m. 0‘ comfort. It "2 ‘5 seemed to memorize her. “But-
itinnMehndnoxongetniim yonwiligivel Yoncangive. .'. g
lotions. some voice from 11am. You mt to the."
A “Courage! EM , And all stones llll understood
the truth in his .whinpered words.
With a choking cry. she lino: her
OIWWAHMIOIuIOObh' mmdhlaneek.
install“ of nietyin his iii-Ivonne “Ah—Ml. , , Ham! , . .
returned. ’8ho- smiled. leaning “this love? . . . II thislovef'
acros- ond touching hi- knee.
“An in nearly there: I'm “titer
All the world outride hi- anon
slipped any. His words reached
her. pusimte a liar own: '
"Yes. this“ love. . .' . My dar-
noziucedstmnmuboet lint. . . . 1111 wife . . . 1111:1-
tantalum“ mosaic notmilo hm. . - 1 ., .
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