Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 4

PAGE FOUR S ie belie Mind Ne oo ls 94.16 | powers which participated in the war. ved t¢ of the changes desired. Sunset 92.12] ‘The oficial view here, however, is|@" acacia tree by G. W. Weakley of Fyn Tom Bel 94.04]that Brazilian ownership of vessels | Dayton, Ohio, sat elm at Carbondale, Gates 1.85 4th 4%'s - 92.14 seized in Brazilian waters Is established | P@ E. M. Peck; an elm by Dumont Wind I 03 04, Victory Loan ~ 99.01}both by the leasing contract with yor of Crawfordville, In- } France, which describes the shijs spe- | tnah Guten by Mee Weeks WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET cifically as “ships belonging to the} SeoaR Te ivauat Phar ie teenie Seis Rock River ~ $1.75 [Grass Creek — Lloyd Brasileiro” (Brazilian government | ©¥ UWE e s three fect in diam Salt Creek Elk Basin merchant fleet), and by the Versailles |CUmference and Is three feet ib ee Midwest 1 wee y _: Toda | enator Smoot Holds Out Hope} Local Oil Stocks Williams, 140 1.44 That Jt May Reach Presi | Bid Ask | Western 4.12 That It May Reach President ! Amalgamated Royalty 00 $iaz| Wyo-Kans 2.00 before Holidays Wy-O-Tex — wu 2 = 11.50 EASE BILL MAY BE PASSED DON y’s Markets by Wire: Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor Oil Exchange Building, Casper, Wyo. F | Keo-Hurst IN, Dee. 10.—(Special) New York Curb Stocks ooo Cribune BY THE SEE BEN REALTY The Seen Ben Realty company having completed the sale of its block of beau- tiful homes is turning its attention to listed property and if offering for sale some choice purchases in homes and also in investments ‘this week. De- taily and descriptions of the property for sale will be published this week. —_—_—>—_<_- HUN SHIPS BRAZIL TRADING German Shipping Seized in Brazil During War May Go to French LAST OF NEW HOMES SOLD GLENROCK COMMUNITY CLUB 15 FUNCTIONING GLENROCK, Wyo., Dec. 10.—Organ- ized and financed under a plan proposed by L. L. Newton of Cody, which has proved su sful in other Wyoming towns, the Glenrock Community club is fairly launched upon its active career as a commercial organization which will be devoted to building up the commuh- ity as well as the town. The following comprise the board of governors: Finance and Trade Expansion—C. H. Armour, Civic Improvement and Industrial Ex- pansion—Frank Tulloss. Road Development—Stuart Anderson. Entertainment and Cultural Develop- ment—F. A. Bielenberg. Membership and Advertising—Dr. H. Harvey. The assessment list calls for a fund L. ny || LIST YOUR OIL LAND LEASES and ROYALTIES with us for quick sale, BRUNSVOLD & FUNKHOUSER Office: Taylor & Clay Oil Exchange Bldy. Phone 203-204 ~~: ves of the 1+ Smoot has expressed the hop } © oil leasing bill will be sent to/ Boston Wyoming ~ Open Close ant Batons they Chiltan res |Blenindlan | Midwest Refining $159.00 $161.00 Government Altho Others MARYLAND OAK hy FIRST 1 this his views meet those] Burke Oil | Midwest Common ~. - 1.50 2.00 Want It. = rity of congress, it is thought.|Buck Creek .82 | Midwest Preferred ---. 2.00 3.00 ‘ 3 confer-| Black *Tail 16 18 | Merritt -.-.. 20.00 21.00 (By Associated Press.) nd it | Columbine - 3.62 3.75] RIO DE JANEIRO (By Mail).—One : “¢ reached | Consolidated \c 9.75]of the first duties of Alexandre Conty, |Cow Gulch Okmulgee P. & _ 1.25 1.60]the first French ambassador to Brazil,| WASHINGTON, (By Mail.)—Starting willy be made in| Eikhorn {Salt Creek Prod. Assn--. 47.00 48.00] :+vill be to secure for France, either by | With the famous “Wye Mills Oak” near “i, but just how far/Great West .16; Western States O.@ Li. 1.60 1.754 purchase or prolongation of the leasing! Easton, Maryland, the American For f specu-| Jupiter Prod. & Ref. ,Com. ~ 10.50 10.75|contract already existing, the use of a|estry association announces the first of 205 man Mondell hope : >| Kinney further incr Hutton Lake New York Stock Exchange Stocks [seized in Brazilian ports during the|This tree covers a third of an acre of ulties to be paid to/ Lance Creek Mexican Petroleum -$196.50 $198.00] war. : ground and a spread of one hundred ites and has suggested some other] Lusk Royalty |Texas Oi __ - 288.00 285.00] Considerable discussion has been go-|@nd forty and a half feet. The cireum- thle changes. Those wh Lusk Petroleum Sinclair Oil .62 |ing on in the Brazilian press as to the'ference one foot from the ground is zislation, however, do not f Mosher Oil U.S. Steel_ final ownership of the former German |fifty-one and @ half feet. The Ameri- ainmatand too strongly Mountain’e 1.00 vessels tuken over and leased to|can Forestry association i» compiling action might] Northwest 250 4 France. In some quarters it had been |# “Who's Who" of trees in America u » bill. Tt is the no-|Outwest 105 Bte's - $99.58 |aswerted that all German ships, no mat-'@nd asks that pictures and data to sup- on of such members that it will be ‘iiist 4's 93.94 |ter where seized, would be divided pro- Port the claims for recognition be for- r easier to later amend the law than To: [2nd 4's 91.70] portionately among the various allied | Warded to it. Lusk Lander sig Muddy Pilot Butte — JUSTICE MUST BE MADE BASIS OF INDUSTRIAL PEACE, SECRETARY Of IND FIELO NEWS Organizing Industrial Council at Greybull Plant, Nom- inations Made. Nomination of ves mp) lidwest representa Industrial council owing under which | © coun formed here, has " neluded and elections will be held this understoo: New Company Formed. The Dakoming Oil company formed to take over the hold < Lik 1 Oil & Gas company yor fox of Yo on Dewey to Lusk reports the Method Should Be Found to Adjust Relation- ee oP ; offer of sale for some of the ships was | of ‘jt, fa Aes | : : made last June. It said that certain|° "phe city plans never to donate the Siscsoser “Is a6 Sienols et} shin Between the Worker and His Employer. iapatlalsanetesvere|ealaowa rect uacking | Meters Tan ease eae , | Sa eee ‘to a renewal of the leasing contract |{o handle it in a strictly business ¥ Cosden ee (By Assecinted Press.) ‘ {with France, but that these were not] with the municipal eye open for all pos- Casilen WASHINGTON, Dec. 10._There can be no permanent industrial |completed owing to the absence of the} sible profit. ; in drilled an oil nd at stopped | LABOR SAYS IN ANNUAL REPORT Any Other Settlement Will Not Be Permanent and eace that is not based on industrial justice, Secretary Wilson declarec |today in his annual report. Reviewing the present disturbed industrial situation, the secretary said the means had been found for regulating all the other relations of mankind and that human intelligence could} ' flow amount I eet ada find the method of adjusting the relationship between employer and uy the Midwest Ol) A ploye with justice to both. lee 1 2,698,887 persons mi : rte Declaring that just us international in employment out of a registration of ad Serve UR ale tad Meht reach a point making war 3 on the northwest quater sity, so industrial wrongs might | Persons directiy affected by labor dis Ea UGH scRU aout ga ay (y until they provide an indus brought the attention of the from Medicine Bow and en the iy conflict, the s dd the sta tment during the year numbered t side the re company 1 Mlivlity ot industrial ons rested on 168, while the er the dry hole on section ‘S Factual counsel affected was 1,336,07: Ube Jepducues &, Henney “Just as the peace of nations is pro-, the department assigned commissioner aid ACEI Se awe moted by frank and friendly inter: |of conciliation to 1,780 cases, including NUN Ne ae ae jcourse,”” he id, “so may the peace of 587 strikes, 1,113 disputes and threat Ee industry be maintained by the same ened strikes, 63 lockouts 17 walk Drill More Well mathods Dot outs. Of these 1,228 djusted, ex Van Dusen to Drill More Wells. oN ele nev ed oss the line in Montana the well] jiged the r re is Hacud} | iislye oGiexeaatcered i tuop Na oan] the Van Dusen Oil company in the |e public etl velar een ey TT ace pERTee apatite ung (Woman Rocket iss alts universally , for the primary | Strong recommendations for the adeno ation. The Van Dusen interest of the public is in peice viving and continuing of the working wi ri shy wh I start another well soon and the ‘conditions s¢ denial of org s instituted City Oi! company, through its manager] iat of the only means of 4 during the to investigute work W. J. Cass, stated that it will move fivey coment that the wag ing con) and to recommend stand rig ito the operation at once in spite Calling attention to the present prom fo: ir improvement, were made rweather. This latter firm has | jjcnce of lubor organizations of a revolu ‘ land on four other structures near the ignary or lawless type the secretary de islation for the con present well and will develop same along | ared that the responsibility for them tinuation ef the U.S. Training Servic with the proven territory must fall upon ‘tl aployer who op: “It is believed” he said, “that iner pF poses the orgunization of lawful trade skill on the part of the work: and unions More and more do indust its consequent stimulus towards ereater emp nd employe, the see peace than in war. said, adding that the right to 'should be a means of defense and not [5 APPROVED BY VOTE sis tn TEN THOUS nt of human liberty,” he said. ‘The funy person to refuse to operate plant at any time he desires to do is the exercise of a property right asst ion oe juarantoed by the constitution, It d not follow that because these rights ex Mint it to exercise them of the Midwest Retin: | Tisht voted in favor of a Lenefit an hi nt council of the c¢ of representatives employes of company 1 dE ation } the j ne ry is COBLEE composed AND ENGINES IN SHOPS WHILE GERMANY 1S SUFFERING COLD SHORTAGE ee Seer sar eh ai well GAaat HAR WVORIE TyThey must neverthel be safesuard- | locomotives are idle In the ‘The time from work while ill must be |" $ of Germ, according to ri longer than seven days to receive the| Turning to the question of the high who con 1 recently in Coblenz with 1 tof $4.50 u day, according to the | Cost of living, the secretary snid in- | Pierrepont . the Amer ithined plan j erensed Wi did not always bring the resentative of the Inter-Allied Rhin Each employe is to have a de desired re Increased productivity, land High commission. The meeting a ‘ ; . Jrvatciv material available for was called for the purpose of discuss: dudiba monthly to go to. th 1 reali ‘ taking the means of in- ing the coal shortage pe ae De a arent ial to the feleased compensation out of the profits the part tie railroads are to play in plete plan will be presented to) the Tie sie employer was the only way in! di iting fucl this winter. Joint counci urpreval, rejectlon OF | lien the standard of living of the wage In presentative, at the con. Paces — earner could be improved, he decla ference, contended that the German t ivities of the various workmen are not holding back in ¢ Janta 2od difficulties facing the count eres during the fiseal yeur ending chief trouble in repairing the locomo June 30, und that 245,647 of them were tives, the railroud men usserted, was jadinitted and §,626 excluded. The num jaok of proper raw muterial which Ger- rudinitted the year before was 211+ many had been unable to secure since = s Aliens departing ng the last ihe urmisti The rE firegl year numbered Saguinst phe ruilroud men asserted thut the dF 1.258 the year before. nl nes the Nees anen in the railroad shops realized the t “ not infiton | : fetnaet LuSTeo ints ponsibilities placed upon them to re- nok ato 1 ae Aa : a Ie M Y\puir locomotives and that there was dom ; i P| adini no desire on the part of th work, pany eo tex ef SU) a during the past year men to slow up on this work, aA in Atal as marite spring, | MOTE A ve ie loniet ums of money a The avermge wage in the railroad nent af onerad Hoa} eregating BSSLLI7, un average o contides ted that Hamilton eres on rele hai dome will prove another big field. On) ii expelled under departme account of lack of here drilling i process during the year numbered very much hampered compared with 1,569 in 191%, ‘Che total Burnett ? "1 Foumber of atic deported, including Optical Co. those refused admission and 34 Chinese Jdeported under the exclusion laws, was Skilled Jia Mmainet 8.016 in LYLs Opticians p during the past year was tar (2 ae a 1 “the report waid. “Leaving out, Ground Flour The Midwest-well on (he nortiowest [ot consideration the year MMs this was| Henning ((uaylorsoReextiontia wus reported HY Hier number than was admitt otel. Wearing the sands Mondays 1 was}in any two years during federal su found necessar to shut down Monda 1 Militers statistic show — ] oe naan ne ount of closing the water [sis aliens who acquired cittzcuship att-! GEOLOGISTS |. OIL EXPERTS] | ine. ‘The work bad been resumed crt) issumed) the uniform of the & | Ee ORM ERCIca Mi OEnth of |Wuliod Sat Oil Field Maps Blue Prints 9 feet yesterday when operatio t United Hinployment Serv Explorations Reports d. When the well would-be bre \ end of the war had 3 . 5 | i red y tical ‘ | a pUrwoutnel GEA AO avull ira Map & Blue Print Co. a Jninistrative Loree at ¥ ot . O. Box 325.‘ i yric} | bune Waut Ads uy u eu P.O. Box 325." Rm. 10, Lyric| came to American a series of trees for its ‘Hall of Fame. large part of the German shipping Additional entries received’ today were ter at the ground and as in the case which vests the ownership of treaty, : | 5 4, no one can be vessels ¥elzed in allied ports to the re-|Of the Dayton tree, no é siettive countries in which'the sélsures | 2°Und no! matter) how: (old,) who. can z |remember 4 time when the tree not re made. local paper, however, has asked “To whom do the ships now actually fordsville has a spread of 99 feet. ace rerio belong?” and called upon the govern- ment to explain. BUSINESS OPERATIVE BhSIs the United States opposed the idea. | France, the statement said, opposed a REDLANDS, 1., (By Mail).—Red- lands, as 2 municipality, has gone in- general clause giving such ships to the nations which seized them but, as there | was no special agreement regarding the to the amusement business. It ‘has purchased a theater and made L. Fowler, city trustee, manager we as big as it is now. The elm at Craw- A ships seized in Brazil, the ownership | of these vessels is determined by the | Versailles treaty giving ullied ports to the of: clause in’ the the ships seized in countries seizing the vessels. ficial statement further admits that The French minister In the meantime, however, the leasing of the ships w: or the new French ambassador the ne-| VOU Wall TE 3 | gotiations would be resumed and, it People Have Iron in was hoped, completed at an early date Healthy, Vigorous Folks— stated in an in-| terview upon h al that the ques: | tion of the ex-German ships was one of | the first points he would discuss with j the Grazilidn ‘government. He ex-| City Physician Bays Se nery proxeted pressed contidentiy that one of the Bre een ieeanlerinnnee Nervow Weeks’ Time in Many | various proposals he would make re: Caen. nights spent worrying over supposed ments, constant dosing with habit forming drugs and narcotics, aud useless attempts to brace up with strong woffet or other stimu lants are what keep them suffering and vain- to be strong. Their real trouble ron in the bl Without iron has no power to change food’ inta garding the ships would be acceptable | NE glance is enough to tell which to Brazil, | OP deoske“have iron in their blood, “Chey | are the ones that do and dare. The | others are in the weakling class. Steepless English Clerks Ask Pre-war Jobs Back the bloo 6 living tissue and, therefore, mothing you eat does you good; you don't get the strength: (By Associated Press.) LONDON (By Mail).—Many_ thou- 7 slerk > wil | out of it When iron is supplied it enriches ds of bank clerks here will shortly | (tft otshed blood an fever the body ome part of the great army of| greater resistance to ward off discase. tr unionists. Their chief grievance | Numbers of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the while have most aston- ishingly increased their strength and en- durance simply by taking iron in the proper form. And this, after they bad in some cases been going on for months without getting Lenefit from anything. ry f you are not.strong or well you owe it to yourself to make the following test: See how long you can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two is the continued employment of girls | in places formerly held by men. They | suy they do not object to fair competi- tion with women who accept men's jobs at men’s but, they state, the tenden now for girls employed | temporarily during the war to be taken | on the permanent staffs to the detri-| Fvegrain tablets of ordinary nuxated iran ment of former soldiers seeking re-em- three times per day after meals for two 1 , weeks, Then test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained. There is nothing like good old iron to help put color in your cheeks and sound, healthy flesh on your bones. But you must take iron in a form that can be easily absorbed and ject to the placing of bank | urning from the army in po- yrdinate to women who have clerks r sitions sul taken their places during their ab- — gssimilated like nuxated iron if you want it sence. | to do you any goed, otherwise it may prove worse than uveless. shops is. sis sa day. The! Tron recommended above mark, at the te of exchange satly sashes inheas dese as at army headquarters in Coblenz, is Sr to every purchaser or they wi nd your sity by all good druggists acd tion less than three | ttt betty i SPECIALS THIS WEEK: Plymouth Rock Tomatoes, No. 2 can.. Plymouth Rock Cut String Beans, No. 2 can. Madison Tomatoes, No. 3 can. Wooden Shoe Corn, No. 2 can: Wooden Shoe Coffee, Ib. CITIZENS’ EQUITY 236 East Second Street American Shoe Repair Co. Fine Shoe Repairing. Shoes dyed black or brown, shoe strings and polish. Opposite M. E. Church, Corner of Durbin and Second Streets. J. 0. BRITTAIN, Prop. Bulletin U. S. Government Department of Labor “Ninety per cent of children who enter school at age six, haye to stop before completing the eighth grade to go to work.” A NEW YORK LIFE ENDOWMENT POLICY WOULD PROVIDE R.. Te aS Ea . Ei. Agent New York Life Insurance Co. 111 E. 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