Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ENO SE Che Casper Daily Tribune BARRISTERS OF MIDDLE GLASS’ UNION MEETING Line-A-Time Mfg. Co., supplies.. 54.00 Kimball Drug store, yoor and ciation to go by, without adding your learning and experience to the sum | total of educational advantages, which Casper Pharmacy, contagious a sease expefet..-........... 2, Mountain Stajés Tel. and Tel Co, : Today’s Markets by Wire : pauper Lee Saag oe must come through the legal profession. 2 telephone services........., If you have knowledge of rome teehni.| 7-H. Carlson, Salary and ex: | | 57, “spencer, court expense cality, of some defect in procedure and . »OCK oP * i] 2 sher 2 ing: " »le- 1 Lang, ension, 4 Tine which: desea Wien April 22,—| aavantage of the scare and were ac- Rarer an renee eben ve muse oe Duthie pennion First and Ash St. Phone 219 Fire which des yed the warehouse ot 7 0 \- ‘ q = « . pany caused a loss of $45,000, partly 28 tive enfidénce. Tle dlése was un = but not too busy in these strenuous | Mattie Reynolds, pensio: sd pre unda mpioning th salaried cla quires. through interests of the 's whenever oc sion re- Se cee § ew, | ne establishment of the truth, which prec ee Tee eae: ete f : . ffice of W. 7 f all effort, and is to be| Ha ‘onwell, office expense. *HIC. y: 22.=Sha: new | corhpany who met at the o! is at the basis of a :< | Onell £ $45 000 LOS. cules A bon aulaiead today. the | O. Wilson yesterday for their annual}}rought about by that service which| Leslie C. Finley, court reporter , t fall was in May corr, which | meeting, postporied the transaction Of] arrords the sublimest satisfatcion of all panyote : FROM FIRE A T exhibited a sheer decline of six cents | business until May 14, when H. C. Bret-| human endeavor. ea eat ng Co upnies ‘ she! a . The ‘renewed | sehneider, president of the compiny People are weary of the law's delays, ar oyle, cou my Foe e ee ee ahecNGe Worle atecke ieee: | will belanies tol bel present arate SME aurcon tac cr oninnee latin ai ractnatecot _bense ... ++ 193.00 K. R. Jorgensen G. Kulien ROCK SPRINGS Mee ead 44 ta ameI on = schneider is now in Oxlanoma technicalities, of the determination of|®. O. Whittington, court expense ‘In the end the market was 110t creat: controversies, other than by the accom:| Mrs. John ‘Trollope, pension arsen orgensen, Inc. — lw changed. from yesterday's finish. T- plishment of justice on its merits. | Grace B. Smith, pension (Special to The Tribune.) its by insurance contents, on the building — | Road Bulletin St Hig! 3 District Engineer. ult Creek R in fair shape is favor much injury y days if weathe traffic will de time. at th Yellowstone Highway (Casper west)—| discove in fair condition for about thirty Now m. 2s out of Casper. Casper (east)—Very little on this r 1, and cars are having much trouble ge 5000 American at 2c 5 Casper-Bolton Syn. U. at $50 | 1000 Columbine at 32c¢ 600 Atlas at 6c BUY MIKE HENRY AND DOUBLE YOUR MONEY 454 Elkhorn at 20¢ 100 Burke at 36¢ WITHIN 30 DAYS ; 6000 Hiitton Lake at 2c 50 W. A. & M. Corp at $10 1000 Mike Henry at 18%c 5000 Out West at 4e e 1000 Picardy at 13c 1000 Bessemer at 30¢ | enning ro erage mpany 1000 Glenhurst at @%c 2600 Western Plairis at 2c | Gapital Petroleum at 10e 4000 Riverton Refining at 10%¢ the} v Department, Office of This rgad should be) traveling ting through on short trips. again a disquieting influence, first 4s declining oné per cent and first 4 1-4s losing 1.4 per cent. Grains Take a Slump dications that foreigners were taking settled, varying from a 1 7-8 net de- life to a 1 cent advance. Western Statts Finishing Well The Western States well on the southwest of the southwest quarter of | section 25-36-65, in the Lance Creék j fleld is being @rilled in today, the work j having taken about 48 hours thus faf. Officials here believé a favorable réport | will be forthcoming from the field late >} today. This well was started about 15 months ago as an offset to the Ohio well. Stock Exchange crease of 15 per cent in taxes on tobac- co and cigars. es Atlas Crude Meeting Postponed The direetors of the Atlas Crude Oil DECORATION OF HEROES: A fund for the decoration of tne sist in inéuleating the principle that| the object of all government is the pro- curing of the greatest good to the great- est number, that is, the sear Therefore as a fun nental element to times to devote some time to the gen-| fraves of American soldiers ih Franee on Memorial Day, May 30, is to be raised thruout the country, according to. word retéived heré by the War Mothers and the Womat's Auxiliary to the American Légion. So far, Mrs. C: T; Boone and Mts. Jolin Huff have reseived from the Wo- man’s Auxiliaty to tle American Le- gion, $25, Mrs. Lahghodop, $5, and sev- eral $1 contributiois from ather Cas- per residents toWard thé fund. Any petrsén wishing to donate is asked to eall ¢ither Mrs. Boone or Mrs. Huff. All contributions must be in by Sales To Be Taxed i] WASHINGTON, April 22.—A tax on all stock exchange transactions equal Friday, April 80. | NEW Bulgk $1750. 19 5-passenger, car} t EST SPRING DRESSES Women and misses who are quick to senaé real values will at once recognize these Taffeta, figured Georgette, Satin, plain Géorgette and Crepe de Chine Drésses as remarkable prices quoted. presentatio: We have a number of other dresses which have been reduced from original price, in connection with the above Sale. TheGolden RuleStore ms at the eral good. Therefore do not allow ah- other meeting of the S$ r AS State Bar 0+ Buy a Lot J. F. Jones & Co. Branch Realty Co. Jv. it. Murray Real Estate Montgomery Realty Co. Brown & Probst Realty Co. J. I | Pat Roy. Ri M: ‘ds & | Emma Allen, pension. Do You Know That a business location in Powder River if taken NOW would mean a great profit when developments really begin? Get a Unit MIDWESTERN INV. CO. 201 Oil Exchange M (Henning Hotel Lobby) Private wires Denver, Lusk, Manville, Douglas, Laramie PHONE 1040-w sheriff's expens. witness fees. contagious diseas Cunningham Co., roads and bridge: . L, Coulcon, pension Margaret Kropp, pension arion P. Wheeler Nelson, Real Estate E. B. Foster Realty Co. John M. England & Co. A. P. Nesbit Realty Co. Buy a Unit 156 WN. Wolcott LSI TTIOTIFA: Lester Brokerage House Specializing in NEW YORK OIL Phome 1142 VIDIO DOI LSI SILI DD ISLS M. rae Board adjourned until A Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, | practice, and we all have, which has| Smith & Turner, supplies... -. 6.00 ROBT. J. Veitch, Chain: Exchange Building, Casper, Wyomi |not tended to accomplishment of sub- ah ing wes $74.93 | Attest: H. K, CARLSON, Clerk. ? » Wyoming | stantial justice, advise us of it, so that,| ,,°"4 | aA sas 4 tc) 3 Sune | A if possible, the wheels may be set in mpeds rarer Co., court oaigh Manager George Stallings of i Local O01 Stocks Wind River Refining - 04 04% motion to effect the elimination of Wenn, are On 50) Braves, who has announced that ss | Bia Ask | Wiliams, &.T_______ 167 “1.71 worthless technicalities, and defects} Western Rae ee wae 75 | Wilt retire at the close of the scaso |Amagiamated Royalty .-...$ .30 $ .35| Western Exploration ~ 3.30. 3.40 ‘ which cause disrespect for law and dis-| .telesraph service ++ 21-75 | has won 14 championships— inc.” A |AtIAS wane anancnennncrnseee 106.07 | Wyo-Kans “_\ 25 content with the men—the lawyers— ou eae sii oO abe 2 pd one world's title—during his ca, : r “ skseszen 4 r Tex : . | who res he: : tee * ++ 87.50) 4 minor and thajor 1 t Delegates Representing 300,000 | Fee ae ine ac 12 14/Large Attendance Predicted for} ¥"2, ape rer aayatianes as also ae John H. Casey, court expense... 50.00 Meee nee us lot. Brain Workers Start “Defense | boston Wyoming. 4348 low Curb ronan, ita Annual Gathering of Bar As- | use the ability and learning which has Spd soe ayy pra The average American walks 100,09) Fight on afaBor Gnd |Sand Hills o..___.. 2.25 jation With Politici ‘been given to them to thwart justice aed : | Burke Oil 136 | Midwest Refining ....-..$149.60 $151.00 sociation With Foliticians tor 2 momentary advantage to their Capital | Big Indian ——-o.2-2.2a-0 A7| MidWest Common -.-.-. 1.75 2.00 Present. clients and themselves. But somebody Jaees | Buck Creek WIR, 96 | Midwest Prererred . 1.50 2.60 |pays. ‘The law of compensation is in- PARIS, April 21, (United Press,)—| Black Tail - +18) 17-00 17-751 A larger attendance than usual is ex-|€xorable, and for eyery case won other- Europe's first “middle rs’ trade | Columbine - 32) ped 8.25 pected this year at the meeting of the Wise than on its merits, there must and union opened its first congress here to-| Consolidated Royalty - 1:60) Condon ee ‘ss Soe | Wyoming State Bar Association, which! Will be some compensating influence ity |cow Gulch "36 | Okmulgee P. & R- 50 .75| WS Sriday and Sat.{#hd eventually the state suffers. 3 : | Cow e(BIk Basin 2. 9:37 950 [38 to be held at Casper Friday and Delegates representing 300,000 sal-| Elkhorn Zi \efapere firey 8875 39.00|Urday, May 7 and 8, because the execu-| Bat SS aried professional workers of all kinds, | Frantz Corp. as a td -xsban States 0.6 a ies ‘a5 |tive committee is anticipating the at-| COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS organized i local benches | eee tea Petroletimi... .09 1 . s O- 7 8.12 8.37 | tendance of the men who will wo, cane Casper, Wyopins. April 8, 1920. throughout France, were in attendance. ee oe following week to attend the Republic-| State of Wyomiffg, County of Natrona, The* convention will draw up and|Juplter s. New Yotk Stock Exchange Stocks | 11 “state convention at Sheridan and| Office, of the County Clerk: yn formally pledge the organization, calléd | Kinney =-—.. Mexican Petroleum $173.00 $178.00) the Democratic state convention at| Board of Commissioners. in and for g the Confederation of Intellectual Work-| Lance Oteek Royalty Texas Oi __. 45.25 46.25! Lander, both of whicn are called for| Natrona County, Wyoming, met this . J i ers, to a concrete program designed to| Lusk Royalty Sinclair Ou 35.00 35.60] afay 10. 8th day ‘of“April, 1980, in puratidnee to oe i) Mi improve the situation of the grez ss | Lusk Petroleum U. S. Steel_ 98.75 98.87] wW. O, Wilson of Casp president | adjournment of yesterday, there being EIN © work with their brains or pens, in| Mountain & Gulf_ = Call _money- --7 per cent! of the association and also chairman of| present Robert J. Veitch, Chairman, if HI pu ces, accounting rooms, studios re ef =-+- Liberty Bonds the executive committee. Other officers| Commissioner J. B, Griffith and H. K. ng Wy Bh Ni , where losher sen cennnen ene nee ‘ _$94.410|are: M. B, Camplin of Sheridan, first| Carison, County Clerk. Ny fi Ad yy) Py This marks the f large-scale move Pinole = 084 to ae iho vice president; Fred W. sesraen oe The following proceedings were had, } Yj) anize the salaried middle c! >| ae ee Ms oi 2 * $4.20] Rock Springs, second vice president; A.| to-wit: < $ hitherto the football of organized labor | Riverton Refining — ae se eaie — 96.00] W. McCollough of Larami ary:| The following bills were presente iv \ ij ; and organized capital, into a permanent | Royalty & Prod. Corp-.---- 27 ena awe? = 84.90 |/C. O. Rrown of Douglas, tr r, and | undited and alowed and Gattinedtes or. } = protective trade union modeled along | Sttset - tay, $5 1.00|sra 4%'s — = 90.34|C. M. Eby, Laramie, W. C. Kinkead,| dered drawn for same: . the lines of existing labor unions, | Standard Royalty mike: ~ 85.08] Cheyenne, Thomas M. Hyde, Basin and} pat Royce, sheriff's expense... .$177.95 French leaders hope it will also mark | Tom Bell Royalty ‘ee ua i67,| Wickoreteooa ee ee. = 96.14] A. W. McCullough, Laramie, members| pr, Lathrop, county physician. , 100.00 the beginning of a similar movement | Gates =-+=- = 7 of the executive committee. | Dr. Lathrop, autopsies by Dr. among middle classes of all nations to wk CRUDE OIL MARKET One of the important matters which} Myre ............... baieee 125.00 . organize themselves on a plane with the 6S Grass Creek ..i.s----~0--------—-98.10 | will be discussed will be the elimination | Dr. Lathrop, X-ray work..... 20.00 < other two factors in production. Greyounl 22 c4.424-2...2.--------- 8.10 ]/ from law practice of tec hnicalities | Dr, Lathrop, March salary .100.00 With this convention, unionization of 7 Bik Basih —s.---—---—----;--- 8.10] which tehd to retard justice., Each! i N. Sprague, jury fees, 4.00 F the salaried professional workers of ts Lance Ct ------ $05] member in the state, whether present], p, Grantson, jury fees. , 2.00 or rosyc ee France becomes a recognized principle 1.25} at the session or not, will be asked by| Marion Wolfe, jury fees 2.00 Ni 4 in theFrench industrial system. It is $2.05 | Mr. Wilson to contribute a statement! pichard Sennett, jury fees....., 2.00 happy smiles, white hoped the federation will soon be able to this discussion. Each is also asked | }yank Branch, jury fees........ 2.00 to take its pl as an influencial force / : to cite the most interesting experience | 1 Johnson, jury fees wee 12.00 in the relations between employers and in his practice during the past year. |p, "p, McGuire, jury fees 12.00 teeth, good abpetites employees of all kinds, Meetings of the association are held| 4’ Witz, jury ‘fees. 12.00 tasing tl hopes upon the sur. ’ every second year at Cheyenne during | jy, ¢, Logan, jury fees. 12.00 and digestions. prising success during the first four 8 . the sessions of the state legislature. The! s, 35. Bailey, fury fees. 12.00 le mionths of the unions existence, its meeting this year was set for M | Charles ‘White, juty fees. 12.00 leaders predict a membership of ius hope utes ie lar ztendance cours |B. J. Sayles, jury fees. 12.00 million in the near future. The feder- secured in the spring, and whe °| W.\J. Bailey, jury fees. 12.00 Ation @hs organised Ghly “rouk aaoathn 5 dates of the woiitieal, eonventions were) izdwin Dvorak, ries fees, TS p00 Its benefits are as GREAT ; set, ‘the convention date was changed! 4,chibald Kennedy, jury fees... 12.00 z he confederation is the world’s 4 A P Ope on May she sree ape ati | Ed. Wilson, jury thes x 12.00 as its cost is SMALL! J first inclusive middle class combine of = k? bo Re jose expec’ ae mbrose Hemingway, jury fees. 12.00 ? se earners. It includes doctors, law- Absorption Brings About coveriés In nncipa Inge. «otter to the attomeys of the| E&fl-As Dowler, Jury: tees, 12.00 @ newspapermen, teachers, clerks, . noes G & letter nes Oc, | George Wilder, jury fees. 2.00 > x Mithnts) i civil, alactvieal Wana fie Issues, But Oils Suffer Severe Decline; rain eae nt ou this week, Mr. Wilson | 0ny N. De values foes 39:40 {t satisfies the desire for i engineers, authors, play-, : js | says: B. N. Dickinson, jury fees. 15.00 : Fae eae ey Market Affected by Slump in New York. “We all reali that a greater respon: | Gagvsd cimendny feels 223+ 18:0] sweets, and {s beneficial. too. i ple of all kinds whe earn their : sibility is upon all of us in these days R. W. McDonald, jury fees. 12.00 4 living with their heads. & Cee tonlal unrest, to. determing the causes (a. 33 Doomban, jury, teed, 12.00 : ¢ hy rE ND Ne RENTS. Liquidation of speculative shares was resumed at the opening ol See ee eet Soni sian ta | ROY bovkridge, Jury| fees. 12.00 Sealed Tight Kept Right # or who lives from interest on invest: + al | Yer f mural) De . Charles Russell, witness fees. . 4.00 ment, or who is an employer, can be-|the stock market today, much pressure emanating from poles a, efor upon them reste in al 2 Arcmiroy, witnesd fea ia0 come a member, nor any person already | interests, but recoveries were promising in later hours of trading an t Hneastire | Ain) enforcement Of | is Siow, Witibas £008 2100 Ce ey nan GxISINg ee ataete i i hich started Wednesday, they were |human rights, through the medium of | 2 "Rowe, witness fee: 2.00 trade union, affiliated with while oils shared in the decline which started V . 147 | 2%, Such enforcement is at the basis| KY Be vioa" witneas: foes, ate ri manifestly stronger at the close. Midwest Refining sold down to $ ornate sua peghis? Gt eitizens’ to | Alice Hardie, witness fee 37.00 1e executive committee will present issues On . é s se but 4¢ Bessie McKinn witness fees 2.00 a ition of principles for the eon.{and Salt Creek Producers, the other leader among, Wyoming iss ‘wan |them, then they all respect it, but it it| OTL eMatenenlighnthon ee 235 res: -rati eluding activitie: Yew York curb, dropped to $37.50. Lo-, to the b ‘Sql ae does not and they feel that law enforce- | Se ony = gress’ consideration including activities | New Yor , dropped | | ‘on tentatively today by .Re- y are Swot | O- L. McLaughlin, witness fees 6.00 along three main lines: cally ofls Were dull and reflected further aera moembera of, the house ways {ment ‘has favoriter, that {t doos not | A tay \Merousnin, witness tees, 2,00 Biled uniddlelclicss ; vere il stocks, While General | new feviés for taising- money for sol- |'hat Sovernment fall Necially those who | Olive Rawray, witness fees. . 4.00 Advance in w und introduction; with industrial stocks while Genera dict bortus fegislation. Other lavies in- {the part of all, rage 1 i Lydia Beckstrom, witness fees 2.00 of a sliding y to remove in-] Motors recovered ten points and closed clude a one per cent levy on final siles have most to pednds sled ee ee Doin. Burke, Witness fee 8.00 Shualites (hovyaer, enced and in-| considerably above, yesterday's low | tN timers, & new levy on incomties, ret ia the lonyere to make it the key-| Dol Burke, witness’ feo the same Wage planes NCDHY OR) ee irther weakness in Liberty bonds| probably in excess of $5,000, and an in-| 01, Ge their professional .worlk, 10 as: Penney, witness fees Contractors and Builders Planning Mill in Connection Carnes Brokerage Co. and Public Exchange E. E. CARNES and B. LESPERANCE, Props. Phones 1147, 1345, “OVER IRIS THEATRE” CASPER, WYO. ie ah ee ede a =~ RS sel de er Dell PRIVATE WIRE CONNECTIONS WITH EASTERN MARKETS WE BUY AND SELL WYOMING OIL STOCKS List your stocks with us, we can handle them on a re- matkably low margin. Our commissions are but one percent of amount involyed. WE HAVE ORDERS TO SELL WE HAVE: ORDERS TO BUY Blchorn at 190 5000 Riverton Refining at 8c Sunset at 18%c 28000 Victor Wyo at market Wy-0-Tex at 13c’ 3000 Mike Henry at 17c 1000 TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. 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