Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1923, Page 3

SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1923. CANADA 16 SOUND, SAYS BABSON ON RETURN FROM ANNUAL TOUR Ne “Everywhere People Are Talking Prosperity; Build- ing Is Booming; Prices and Wages Are Rising,” Reports Financial Expert, Arriving Home. the by has today returned from his annual inspection trip, reports! In reviewing the trip in general, Mr. Babson stated that if’, anything, business is becoming too rapidly active in the all United States. “Everywhere people are talking for lumber, fish and other tocal prod. prosperity, building is booming:) ucts. By summer, New Brunswic! preles are again advancing and and Nova Scotia should look neart as attractive to sales representatives as southern Ontario and Quebec, “A more hopeful feeling is develop: ing, however, in the prairie and othe; agricultural regions. Better prices fo: farm products are helping the Canad. wages ate rising,” says the statistic: jan, “A little of this is a good thing, but tos much of it all at once is dan gerous. When 4 patient recovers too The men of the United States to remember the warning of m relapsy may occur. oid ‘capitalist and hilosoy e So‘orson—_who cautioned he} {ans as well as the farmers in thi business) men of Jerusalem that| *tates. As the Canadian farmer wa: pride goeth befure destruction and a| Slower in feeling the good effect 0} haunghty spirit before a fall.’ Per- sonally, I much prefer the more grad- ual and deliberate manner by which Canada is passing through ber read: justment. We have much to learn from our northern neighbor. Today conditions are bette: In the states;| a but unless we take care, business will| Wh'le today conditions are better ir be better in Canada in 1924 than it| the states, they may be better ij will, be here, Canada next year. Business condi. © spent some two weeks of my trip| tions are much like a storm, the studying Canadian conditions,” con-|‘f@vel_ across. the country. in way tinued Mr. Babson, “and was very| ach section gets the storm, but al much pleased with what I found. Va-| 40 not get it at the same time. rious factors suggest that the Do-| “We should be better neighbors t minion stands in about the same po-| Canada. Some day we must tur sitlen in the economic cycle occupied} to her for natural resources. When by the United States, six or eight|our timber !s gone, when our wate months ago. If this is so we must| power. {s all developed, when thi loo’ for Canadian business to improve| price of land here makes the raisi rapieJy during 1928 The farming sit-|of cattle prohibitive, we must. turr uation {s better and more favorable|to Cannda. Besides, the boundar ditions prevail in trapping and| line between the two cyantries v ling centers of the north woods,| never made by God—it was made by y to the state of the fur mar-| man. Hence, let us no: erect unnec: nd the plentitude of furred an-| essary tariff walls or other barrie : British Columbia is in a more| Let ud remember that in the Jo pr#perous position than the prairies.| run—the prosperity of both coun rms did fairly well last year and| tries is bound to como together. For frult-growing sections had v either to prosper both must prosper, ‘table yields. Even in the mining] We each need the other. Let us be look for a fair improven.ent., Christians in legislation as well as n British Columbia business during] 'n name. the spring months should be good. “The Basonchart continues to reg- = “Canad’an sales efforts during the] ister the sl.ght inflation to which I = next few months should be concen | have already referred. Today it still trated on the eastern provinces. The| stands at 5 per cent above normal. industrial communities of Ontarioand| With the readjustment only 60 per Québec look relatively the best and| cent completed, this is not normal even in th With the readjustment dnly 60 per ditions are more favorable than in the} cent completed, this is not a health y Mixed farming helped to] time. It is dangerous to raise prices this increase in prices of farm prod. ucta, so, he will enjoy it longer. I Seems to be a fundamental princip} of economics that the Dominion lags about a year behind the states both or wages at the present time. Let us Rave prosperity, but let us not have inflation. Things that have re- cently occurred in the stock market the spirit of the bootieggers, and the general desire of almost everyone to get something for nothing are not healthy signs here in the states. We need more character and less spec ulation at the moment. It, of course, activity in Canada is esti to be in the vicinity of 70 per Unemployment and short time is still prevalent in some lines. Gold mining is an outstanding exception. This line is fairly busy and is resulting in cossiderable pros perity in such centers as Porcupine and) K'rkland Lake, Ontario. “Industries) manufacturing goods for human consumption or covering most active and have the ourag’ng outlook. The best 4 will be found in the cities. I haye in mind all of the manufac- turing centers of southern Ontario’ g/ind Quebec. but especially those pro- ducing, pulp, boots and shdes, tex- tiles, clothing and food products. In the Martime provinces a firm founda- tion is being built up for business im- provement. Basic industries are now , that warmer weath- y better markets = = = = — = = 4 is true that men make values,” con- eluded Mr. Babson, “but let us not forget that souls make men.” — Florida is developing a flourishing industry. in the tanning of shark skins. a = =I = = a e = a = = =| E ; : = “The man that is buried in thought has no funeral expenses” Your funeral expense is about the only one that you don’t need to worry about. Because somebody else will have to pay it. But all your other expenses must be met—the bills paid and your debts kept down. | START A BANK ACCOUNT And see what a big help it will be in helping you to get ahead of your financial diffi- = culties, | ONE DOLLAR | Together with a firm and steadfast determination to work and save may be the means of securing you an in: on dependent future, New York police believed that Miss Tolena Ziegler shot ‘Frederick ‘W. Burnham, wealthy New York contractor, in his office and then killed herself with an old-fashioned revolver after learning that her friend of nine years was married. Her relatives now say she never possessed a gun and believe Burn: bam killed her and then himself 4 per cent on savings. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK =| Consolidated Royalty Bldg. = i Casper, Wyo, IDENTIFY OTHER MURDER VICTIM; TWO MEN HELD NEW men held under heavy bond in con-| nection with the slaying of two girls Whose bodies were found on Staten Is!and early Friday morning, one of Ethel Phillips, 17 years old. been lving with her parents at Bay- WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., April 6.—Roger W. Babson! onne, x. . she disappeared. of which have appeared in this paper from week to week. Mrs. Irene Blandino. 21, of Jersey Police Chief Fom Cox, and Lawrence Casper Sundap Morning Cribune City, ts the other victim. 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