Cooper Favored for
P. O. Job at Saluda
Washington, April 1.—Represen
tative Zebulon Weaver announced
today he was recommending the
appointment of Charles O. Cooper
as permanent postmaster at
Saluda.
Cooper was number one of the
list of eligibles certified to the
post office department by the civil
service commission. Hugh McKin
ley Thompson was number two on
the list and Albert M. Salley,
number three.
Cooper will succeed Doran Fish
er, who has been acting postmaster.
Ilhe postmaster’s place at Saluda
illys $1800.
Wm. Luttig, niashuer and na
tureopath speglaJrtt \in European
massage. Ni/rsey ir>A1^tt«ndance.
Law buildingl opppsite^#r/ Derby.
Phone 202.—AdxJ tut]?:
Tickets for the Professional
tennis match in j^pabtanburg on
April 9 at 8 p. ifi>\r«v^?g sold
in Tryon by J. S. BlfecltVelL^yines,
Lott, Stoefen, the
players.—Adv. V-/ X
PLANT LESPEDEZa.
AND MOREPEDEZA.
Home Ice &
Creamery Plant
A storm struck Cordele, Ga.,
this morning, killed 19 people and
did $500,000 damage. Concord,
N. C., was also struck by a storm
according to radio news
Tryon Horse Show, Wednesday,
April 15th.
NOTICE
The paj'ty whoyis stealing gas
from my/ caY/andiprWling about
my buil4inj»T at nig,Uy is hereby
warned ^hat \I Mj^given orders
to shoot ’any i sucknErespassers.
MrsN-BOrtense Hutchinson.
TODAY’S CLOSING
N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS
Quotations Courtesy Post & Flagg.
New York uity. Branch Office 715
Montgomery Bldg. Spartanburg.
Dow-Jones Averages
Industrials, 160.43 — up 1.47
Railroads, 49.04 — up 1.34
Utilities, 32.54 — up .10
(Closing)
BID ASK
American Can....124% 125
American Radiator. 23% 24
American Telephonel65 165%
Borg Warner...-_ 81% 82
Burroughs Ad. M._ 28% 28%
Consolidated Gas_ 33% 34%
Chrysler Motors_99% 99%
DuPont.:_149% 150%
General Electric_39% 40
General Motors..._69% 69%
Int. Harvester_ 87 87%
Int. Nickel_ 49% 49%
Montgomery Ward- 44% 45
National Biscuit_ 34% 34%
N. Y. Central_37% 37%
Penna. Railroad__ 34% 34%
Phillips Petroleum — 48% 49
Radio.. 13 13%
Reynolds Tob. “B”_ 53 53%
Sears Roebuck-68% 68%
Southern Railway— 18 18%
Standard Brands — 16% 16%
Stand. Oil of N. J.— 66% 66%
Texas Corporation- 38 38%
Union Pacific--132% 134%
United Aircraft- 27 27%
United Gas Imp.— 16% 16%
U. S. Steel-_ 48% 48%
Wool worth-49% 49%
SPOT COTTON, 11.69 — up .13