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PAGE EIGHT JULY WHEAT UP ON SLUMP IN GROPPROSPEGT Probable Yield 29,000,000 Bush- | els Short of Estimate’ Month Ago, Says Leading Crop ] Expert | | CHICAGO, June 1.—New soaring of prices in the wheat market took place the July delivery rising 7%¢ to $1.36% a bushel shortly after mid- day. Rullish crop reports together | with European buying appeared to be| largely responsible. According to a leading crop expert, the probable yield of the domestic winter crop is 29,000,000 bushels less today, than was indicated a month ago. More-| over, selling pressure today was un- usually ight, bears seemng to have| been rendered cautious by their losses | yesterday in the windup of the May delivery Later the market went still higher, reaching $1.37%, the topmost price yet for July this season, an extreme jump of 9c a bushel compared with yester- day's finish. Eastern millers as well as foreign interests were said to have been buyers. AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION SECRETARY DIES 1N CRASH Confirmation was received vaniertey by Fred Pattee that the A. G. Batch- elder killed in an airplane sevautt at India nHead, Maryland, during a storm Saturday was the widely knisey exec- utive secretary of the American Auto- mobile as: jon. The news dis patches carried Mr. Batchelder's name in the lis tof fatalities, but as five of the seven were army officers, it was believed there might be a confusion in names. Mr. Patee wired the Ameri- can Automobile association headquar- ters at Washington with the sad re- sult noted. Mr. Batchelder and Mr. Patee were intimate friends and associates in good roads wor for more than 25 years and the loss to Mr. Patee is almost like that of a relative. The funeral occurred today at Washington. —_>——_ UNION ELECTRIC MOVES. ‘The Union =lectric company, man- ‘ged by George F. Kropp, has moved its offices from 123 East Railroad avenue, to 243 East Railroad avenue, and is now thoroughly equipped to: handle electric work of all kinds, in- cluding repairing, wiring and fixture work. bate A Jewelry and watch repairing by ex- Fearing that her case would not stand an vestigation started by the local Red Cross, the woman on crutches who was begging on the street’ of Casper last week, has left the city. This mysterious woman had been asked to secure an endorsement from the chamber of commerce, who in turn sent her to the Red Cross, which is the clearing house for all relief work in this community. At the Red Cross office the woman gave her name as Mrs. Anna Dock- ery, saying that she formerly lived at 2417 Clinton avenue, Minneapolis, that her husband died about a year aro and that she had no children. She further states that she had been operated on for appendicitis at the Mayo clinic last year and that she had gone to Dr. J. H. Hilden’s Health School association in Denver for further treatment in order to avoid another operation. She admit- ted that all she wanted here was permission to work the town. Upon investigation the Red Cross found the woman registered at the Pines hotel under the name of “Anna Goodyear Welt pert workmen. All work guaranteed. Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S. Bidg. Lumber World may be able to tell good lum. ber by looking at it. But most people can only tell its quality after it has been in use for a longer or shorter time. That’s why you should pay your lumber from re- liable dealers only. We are not the enly ones, but. we are in that class and can prove it. Phone 240 O. L. Walker Lumber Co. The Old Home ba THE UMBRELLA MAN Says IT WILL TAKE ANOTHER HARD WINDSTORM TO BRING THIS SPRINGS BUSINESS UP To LAST YEARS. WOMAN BEGGAR LEAVES TOWN SUDDENLY AS RED CROSS INVESTIGATES Dockin,” that the stories told on the ---By Stanley Mayo clinic in Casper obtain by the that she had left the city. WASHINGTON, ment of San Luis Obispo harbor and the Klamath ri thig time, Se-retary Weeks stated yesterday in fi the army engineer's adverse report on beth projects. WASHINGTON, June 1—By vote the senate today reaffirmed of 38 to 2 its action on t bill providing 1 100,000 men as inistry have mis general assembip of the Presbyterian church in Engl street varied as did those of the in- dividuals from whom she was at- tempting to obtain funds. To some her ailment was rheumatism, to oth- ers she was afflicted with cancer. In both cases she stated that she Was attempting to obtain sufficient ftnds to finance an operation at the “CAPITOL LIFE”’ McGREW PHONE 153 SEE BEN SUMMER IS HERE Have you thought about your in- surance? We Write : All Kinds of Life Health and Accident Automobile BoeBen Really Go REALTORS 202 Midwest Bldg. Ohio Get Gets Well in New Pool. In’ the new Ohio Of! company obtained a 7,000-ba: rel producer in the first well drilled. This olf is 35 gravity, and seetas to be about the same the springs Rochester, She is reported bing ncinted tht ame / heard ‘The Red Cross wrote three Jetters an had arrived there May 27, saying braska and that she was much im- Proved in health and able (© finish her treatment. stated that she was going ae nr Pi Mecsas oe stockholders eae pai ownil ceipt of this letter the fed Cross had tal stock of said company issued notified the local police but before ite outstanding ‘ere present, by they could apprehend her she had ‘This is one of the many cases where the Ked Cross, after investi- gation, has saved local money from being myen 7 “fake take besgerey eRe e Se NAVY PERSONNEL AFFIRMED. Resolutions admitting women to the the El Dorado field in Arka For Vacation or Stopover Don't miss a stay at strictly moder: Carter Hotel AT THE Big Horn Hot Springs “The largest mineral be Casper Daily Cribune arfiling of several other wells is con: was a good oll town Legging method, the Hainesville field. oo NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is lng of fe octholaer that at a Keo pres o eet | vier sadnes penis been visiting, in Ne- por office “of | Townsend Building, ming, on May 19, The letter further | o'clock a. more than two-thirds of the legal dissolved, ceased to do business, all debts having rate liabilities thereto. June 1.—Improve- A. iver, Cal., is inedvinable Mohatt. lorwarding to congress = Dated this 19th day of May, A ELI ZA BETH ZUTTERMEISTER, President. CHARLES ANDA, retary. 29, July (Seal) Publish June 1, 8, 15, 22, 6, 1921 (W.0.W. . he navy appropriation 20,000 men instead of voted by the house, —————.- special meeti ers of Mono Oil Comments ming corporation, Terai a eld at the office o: on, Townsend Buildin, been adopted by the and. We're Readly Hainsville poot, the character as that from ‘The goods, of hauling. all our work. See Ben Transfer Co. Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Phone 74-J in the world.” Phone 1480 DANCE TONIGHT DREAMLAND OPEN AIR PAVILION. Gill Rinkler and His Jazz Hounds <KOOd PEEL LOOELE A ADDER LD EO PEED ESOS EOS O000O0 A Nice Place to Spend an Evening in the Moonlight. Free Dancing From 8:30 to 9 OUR FLOOR IS WONDERFUL PLSCLSE OLE DOOD OSLO OL-IS PHO OL GHO OE OOS OOS + 6998094904 7490306S 4 $ 3 > NUMBER Duff Building Non-Parallel . Wheels When wheels are not parallel (a common fault, especially of front wheels), tires must be dragged over the ground, so to speak, since ther revolve at an angle to the direction in which the car is traveling. Ordinary tires wear away rapidly as a result of such abuse, but’ Michelins stand up so long that only careless- ness can account for failure to de- tect the trouble before the tire is vitally affected. This is due to the greater toughness, thickness and breadth of the Michelin Tread. Come in and compare Michelins with other tires in these important points. ¢ Let me do. your vulcanizing. R. M. MOSHER Phone 309 238 E. Midwest Ave. te NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that at « of the stockhold- a «Wyo- called Willian Cas. To move your household We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos. Baggage and any kind We are prompt and we give a guarantee on templated on the 15,000 acres in which the Ohio Oil ts Interested in this field. and that money was fairly easy to | Rotary drilling equipment is used in resalution unanimously adopted, sgid company was ordered said carey, having C been paid, it coepes discharged a ee corporate and property tributed among the persons entitled The statutory trustees for creditors and stockholders are Sti abeth Zuttermeister, Charles Anda, Mcrgaret Anda and Gertrude We Building Materials are equipped with the stock to supply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3 SOCCOOOOd * Phones 913 and 914, CASPER SUPPLY CO. Casper, Wyo. Wholesale Dealers in Automotive Supplies Machinery and Scales Electric Supplies POPOOSOO 0009090900006 ... von thads. ing, on wipes it) Lot at tery on at which stockholders re, mn aoe owning more than siesta of the capital stock pany ner and out ws and William Wilson. Dated this 21st day of April, A. C., NICOLAYSEN, time being. WILLIAM 0. WILSON, Secretary. Publish April 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25, June 3, 1921. (W.0.W) (Seal) Ln SE ante OF AUCTION SALE OF y AND BAS PROSPECTOR’S LEASE, On June 4, 1921, at the hour of 10 a. m., at-the office of A. Baker, Commissioner of Public Lands, jn the State Capitol at Cheyenne, the 428 South Elm AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax Service ith Floor 0-8 Bldg. Tel. 767, ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE PevIsTRyY, CORP. jants—Stock , Auditors and Account: and Transfer Agents egistrar tostt® Oi Exnhanze Bide. Phone £60 ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms “Townsend ‘Tor Casper, Wyo Phone. 40 GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 4 ects : 415 O11 Exchange bide. Phone 1162 Cc, A. Bec.! hab gered rehitect Mffice, 219, midwest Bldg, Fone 1332 SS BAGGAGE and TRANSFER Picneer Warehouse &. Transfer Co. Warehousing and distribution. ‘Trunks, baggage and heavy haul- 136 West B. St. Phone 988. WHITE TRANSFER CO. Geo, Retallock, Mgr. “All White Trucks.” 126 S. David. “SEE BEN TRANSFER Co. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and ‘Piano Moving. Phone 74-J. SEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res. 87-W’, Office 10% MOVING A SPECIALTY __OwNG ATER CRATE ___SABINETMAKING | _ CRESCENT CABINET CO. 432. W. Yellowstone. Phone 839W. Store Fixtures, ing, Ice Boxes and Screens. : CHIROPRACTORS Re J. R. ANNA GRAHAM. SEFFREY suite 318 Midwest a Phone 706 R. HN ! Ine EDNA TAGS Suite 2, Townend: Bl Phones: Office 427 Res, aya 5, HARNED North Rimbal Phone Last EVAH M. HOUSER Chiropractic 210 Bast Fifth St. Phone 15283 ‘CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE Seg CLEANERS a Cleaning, Pressin modeling “THE Point Center, Fifth and Railroad Sts, “Service” Our Motio. Vhone 56. CASPER CLEANERS, Inc. Cleaning Dyeing Kemodeling __ 120 East Fifth. Tel. 255d. CONSULTING ENGINEER W alee sted & WOR: TON 1235. ctor 1 and Cem Testing Machine. Pease Upright Bia Priat Machine, ite Rooms 7-89-10 Townsend Bldg. CONTRACTORS For the Best in Building At Most Reasonable Prices. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished W. S. HOLTZMAN & SONS Contractor and Builder Phone 1099 We will buiid your house on install- ment. Kepair and cabinet work so- lieted. Phone 382d. oe Con- struction Co, CIVIL ENGINEERS W. H. FISHER, A. S. C. E. Surveys Maps Plans Estimates 214 Midwest Bldg. . Phone 995. Promptness and Accuracy eS SS GRAVEL ROOFING W. H. TILLETT Gravel Roofing Phone 6954. 605 S. Durbin. DOCTORS DR. A. P. KIMBALL Physician and Surgeon Suite Over “Vhite’s Grocery DR. MARSHALL C. KEITH. Office Phone 30. Residence 161. Private Hospital—612 South Durbin. id com- 640 acres, roe Se were County, will be sold to the eee resolution unani-/who will pay |, said company was rents! therefor, not less than $2 $200. Vice President and Chief! Officer of the Company for J Vacuum Cup Tires DURING JUNE Free Tube With Each Truck Tire LIBERTY GARAGE Trucks Furnished For Hauling "esiness and Professional Directory! DR. |Sulte 1-23 Over Mokler Bid, 3. Campbell _& Johnson Store. P a Counters and Shelv- |, | Surveys, Sine tans, i mecunaize —_ oe | Pressirg, felephones: Office 1218W, Res. 1483. a eet nad Dad 16,/ {eit = ips, pion prospector’s (16), Township teen eee Peityaaine (39) North, ity-nine (79) $40 more or less, in Natrona the | UC. SMITH & BROS. - New silent model eight — al! makes rented and repaired REBUILT MACHINES - Payments if Desired Casper Typewriter ange Geo. 3. Heiser, Prop. 112 E. 2d, Over Whito's Grocery PHONE 856 Phone 983 DENTISTS J. J. DONOVAN +» OVER one 66. CYLINDER GRINDING Cylinders Reground Oversize Pistons, Piston Pins and Rings. CASPER CYLINDER GRINDING © co. Phone 1450. Fifth & Center. HAT CLEANERS Pte IE Sir: Koran satel O25, 84 (NEW YORK Hat CLEANING es l125"suuth Uc ey Phone Low THE HOME HOTEL is under new manageme: $1 to $2.50. Special rate by eae or month. 135° West Second. Phone 139. INSURANCE a bite Lark UNDERWRITING Complete Protection Service C.E. HUOD 324 MIDWEST BLDG. LAWYERS HENCH & BULLACK Lawyers - Midwest Bldg. Ph. 120 ea aol WILLIAM 9. SYiLSON a Suite 2 Attorni Suites 14-15-16, caer Block HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT “Lawyers 399-10-11 Oil Exchangs Bldg. GEORGE, W. FE! Attorney-at. rage Townsend Bidz. Phone 196-3 OSTEOPATHS poe L. L. WADE steopathic Physician Rm. 5-7 Wood Blk. Phone 1277-J, _____- PRODUCE BARTON PRODUC Wholesale Poultry, jad aa and Vegetables, 333 _N. Wolcott St. __ RADIATOR REPAIRING a ENG CASPER AUTO RADI: Repairing—Cleaulng- Rec ore $34 W. Yellowstone" Phone 1054 AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE — Re- Coring & Repairing. Expert Work. 124_W. Second. Phone SiS, ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING Co. General Robfing Contractors. Repair. ing & Recoating a Specialty. 117 Kimball St. Phone 14784, Casper, Wyo. West, containing _ SHOE SHINING PARLORS | G-T-4t FOR git pein Mant rooms with modern; no dren. 133 North Ki ‘Kimball street. Phone 16895. Otte FOR RENT—Front room, furnished. 1104 South Walrut stre¢t, 10 min- utes from refinery; beard next oe FOR RENT—One nicely furnished bedroom; suitable for two; splendid location. 613° South Ash Lay Pe FOR RENT—On unfurnished basement ‘room: large suitable fe light housekeeping. 423 South- ball Phone 1221W. 4 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, adjoining bath in modern home; close in. 441 East Fifth street. 5-31-2e° FOR RENT—Furnished: sleepingroom, adjoining bath; suitable for two gen: 736 South Aah street.-Phone Lit FOR RENT—Two partly furnished basement rooms, $16 per month. North Center and L street. FOR RENT—Large basement ingroom; suitable for two rene. men. 266 East F street. t FOR RENT—Our home to responsible party, furnished except linen: For appointment phone 186M. 6-1-1t FOR RENT—Two Pit cin ne; South Jackson. FOR RENT—Furnished front bed- room, modern, * 714 South Lincoln street. 6-1-3t FOR RENT—Sleepingroom; close in, adjoining bath: Phone een zooms for light no children. © 126 FOR RENT— One nicely. furnished front bedroom; suitable tor two. ase Kirk street. 5-28. WANTED—Roomers and «boarders; good location; suitable for refinery men. 1321 South Spruce. 5-30-3t* FOR RENT—Front bedroom, adjot ing bath; suitable for young ladies, call 1gtt $51.3 FOR RENT—Furnished room tleman, modern. 305-South Mc! ley. Phone 878J. 5-27-tt WANTED—Men. boarders rai reasonable, S31 North Ac Mokiniey street. Phone 1091W. LARGE basement sleepingroom; 6 able for one or two gentierrsn, Call $53-R. 5-24 tt FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom; gentlemen preferred. 536 South Grant street. 5-20-08 FOR RENT — Front 7m. 137 North Beech. 6-1-1t* FOR RENT—Modern ‘room; close i Phone 714. 5-81: “FOR RENT—APARTMENTS — FOR RENT—Close in, unfurnished mocern apartment containing large livingroom, kitchenette, gas. vane, breakfast nook, disaj ing $65; no ben built-in dresser and bath, Jection to small child.. Phone ye FOR RENT—New modern partly fur- nished three-room apartment with bath, gas range and gas heater, h water furnished for from Second street; adults, FOR RENT — Five-room Partly furnished, stove; also rooms on first floor with access to unfurnished. 1444 East ond street. FOR RENT e apartments; suitable for four boys; close in; reasonable. 310 West lowstone, a FOR RENT—Four-room completely furnished, electric city water; no children. Phone 1 f “Gate FOR RENT — Four-room _ furnished apartme -t, strictly modern; no ch‘l- dren. Inquire 1205" South > 5-21-tf FOR RENT—Unfurnished four-room, modern apartment; close in; $1 no children. Phone 1598W. 5 6-Litf Soa Se ere FOR RENT — Two-room furnis apartment. Taquire 448 South Beech street, 61-18 oe eee TOR RENT—Two-room unfurnished apartment, with gas. Phone 40W, 6. AM SHINING Rg Site) RICA: We Hehe Your Patr: LOBBY 0.8 BUILDING. SIGN PAINTING Bush Sign & Decorati “When you think Signs teas: Bush, "255 S. Center. Phone 1088W. STENOGRAFHERS Beatrice L. Jo- +28 (Pub. Steno, ‘apher) Mimeograph Work a Specialty”. Tribune sldg. "Phone 1204. TAILORS 4 H. WHALEY Ladies’ and Gent’s Tatioring. Cleaning, Repairing and Alteratio Midwest Ave. Phone 4835. pb tcae tS A. L. Rose—Apt. 10, W. yatt H Suits made to order. ‘Remodeling wei repairing. Furs redometed, Phone 61. 116 ks. Tim, the Tailor & Cleaner wel 8. Center. Phon> 467R. een LL epangheepeees TAX! SERVICE CALL 8% Oh 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXIB ____VETERINARIAN DR. L. E we FOR RENT— Three-room apartment. 714 South street. Phone 676W, 3 phoebe dees LEE NS FOR RENT—Large furnished base- ment; no children. 904 South Spruce street, Phone 160J. G-1-2t FOR RENT — Furnished basement apartment; no children. seas: $3 South Spruce, rear. FOR RENT—Strictly modern room apartment, Pespreatiey! nished. 818 CY avenue. FOR RENT—Apartment, two. unfurnished, new. coln street. $$$ $$ FOR RENT — Tworoom basement apartment, furnished. 1243 South Elm street. Phone 1284R. 5-28-tf£ FOR RENT—iisce:LANEOUS —————— ee, FOR RENT—Sheep camp in the Bi Horn mountains. John Grieve, 334 East Second street. Phone 1613W. 6-1-3t* POR RENT—Light running sewing machine. phone 1086. T2448 Subscribe tor The Tribune Corns, Bunions Wallen Arches Ingrowing Nails i Chilbiains L. J. PERRAULT Foot S ist Smith Building, 131 East Second Treated Without Phone 138-5 Paip Casper.