Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 13

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 «BILLINGS, Mont., Sept. 30.—The demand for Cat Creek jerude, yas again demonstrated when the 56 Petroleum com- “pany completed a deal with the Billings and Mile City refin- ‘eries to dispose of its entire production at $2.00 a barrel, tor if the market advances to $2.00 then the 56 company will “receive a premium of 50 cents a barrel. For some time the Thermopolit-Cat Creek and Tip O'Neil DEMAND SLOW, seers “GRAINS LOWER Decline at Opening of Chicago v Mart Charged to Lack of = lHutton Lake . Exp: rd Renewed vities on the: holdings | Jupiter .. =f : ort Ordtrs. of the Szru:Shet Of company in the| Kinney » at as js a? Cat Creek felds, are Promised fol-| Lance Creek Royalty . : beget Sept soc Lack °C saP-liowing & visit of C. C. Bowien and|Lusk Royalty”. rkét today. It was contena-|@- A. Jeffery, officers of the com-|Lusk Petroleum Mike Henry . a ved ,hiat from the poor foreign demand jand the reported offers of resale it | “*4. Ses we Guit’:: it ~ would seerh the heavy exports of Unit ont ane . ted States wheat during July and Aw dea ~gust Were acting as a boomerang on ame figures Riverton Ref, Buneet . iF wand Bay $1205 to $LATAe were for | tect. Both walls encountered oil at|Tom Beil Royalty’... rowed by ‘moderate logacs all around. |%Pth of leas than 1,400 feet. es > bea oes » Predictions were current ‘that re-| Willow Creek Test Abandoned. : jcelpts northwest wonld increase dur 4 Lo latter con-|.- the production, 5, ve Aawbie the aa g structure cn the Big Rim, Crow In- “heavy? 1%c tose lower, with Decem-|dian reservation, after getting a dose ber $1.20% to $1.20% and May $1.25%4 | of water at 565 feet. New Company in Ficld. \ (Special to The Tribune, b ‘0%ce rallied a little bat} BILLINGS, Mont, Sept. 30.—Activ- gat bgt = Syd ele i! ttles In two ofl fields and probably in September delivery fell to the low.|the oll atin industry may be di- est level ginod 1903.,.'The market|fected by th ermopolis Cat Creek -yelosed nervous at %c to 1% net de-| Corporation ni their headquarters ‘re Sane with December 49%0 to 49% [cently located in Butte, according to 7 Oats started unchanged to %o low-|Christian Yegen, one of the incorpora-|_ crICAGo, Sept. 30.—(U. 8. Bureau ver, December 36% to 36%, and later|tors of the new $1,000,000 concern, omhowed a setback for all deliveries. The new corporation, which a few Higher quotations on “hogs guve/days ago filed articles with a capital strong, some sales higher; top $9.20: stock of a million dollars, will take| weight 1,400 pounds; no choice. yearl- over the holdings of the firm which|ings or choice handy weights here; operated under the name Thermopolis | all other classes generally steady, with) Barly, a nufse, Foreign Exchange Firm. = Gaun Gl es Cat Creek ayndicate, with offices in| she stock and veal calves. slightly|tal company during the Puecent | NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Great Bri- tlet Ov! “| Biting, 2 Noth, the Cat Creek ana] more active than Yesterday. Progress here, died f=om an clectrig| tain—Demand 3.72%, cables $.78%. ap Creek fields. The stock in) the s¥ndicats wit -|Operating and not from heart disease,| 1t!y—Demand 8.99, cables Ye. 5c Can e d W; . eachanged for holdings in the = coroner's jury has @ecided. After| _ Belgtum—Demand 7.06%, cables | & 2 vas R rist ‘ company, Mr. Yegen stated. Enoughland light butchers @ it had been reported that she died | 7-08 funds have been subscribed for pew[packing ‘sows $6.40@6.85; from electric. aback. her hushend bad.| 2 Gerneny Danae i cae: = Gloves stock to take care of extensive devel-| higher; bulk desirable $7.25@7.50. tho body exhumed.and examined. Ie} Holland—Demend 31.85, cables 31, s opment work. 14.000; tnetuding has nating muit for: $10,000 ngainst| Norway—Demand 13 12-02. Glove. Btronger: receipts 148 ears;, Minnesota The producing wells ;owned by the ro, Sana SemUaDy. Denmark—Demand 17.86. 18c PER PAIR OR F 4 North Dakota Red River Ohios, Switzerland—Demand 11.30. . % . the cost of further prospecting and est TWO PAIR FOR Leather ‘laced Gl Ey aitactn sane Dabaeee exploitation of land controlled by the not enough fat sheep and!’ NEW YORK, ‘Sept. 30—Call money,| Spain—Demand 13.08. loves ,, Mr. i feeder lambs to tett market. firmer; high 6; low 6; rull C fsandland $1.25@1.50 cwt.; Idaho round |COMpany, according to Mr. Yegen. {closing bid 644; oftered at Cringe ioan| Argentina—Demand $2.12. Wwhite, sacked $1.90@2.00 cwt.; Wis-| The Western States company in the econein, sacked and bulk $1.76@1.85|Soap Creek field is planning to con- Denver Quotations. cwt. struct a* pipeline to Hardin or sone] DENYER, Gept. 30.—Cattle — Re- Provisions. considerable activity is expected, the cows and heifers, $3.25@ CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Butter—High-| directors have declared. -alves, $7@9; bulls, $2@3; stock- —TRI ; creamery extras, 44c; standards,| In add‘tion to Mr. Yegen, the direc-| ors and feeders, $4.50@5.75. ‘TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS—|stand in line at the postoffice. Trip WMRKET GOSSIP AND FELD NEWS| -Peaas's Masks wake MONTANA OPERATIONS. REVIEWED | S=2sse2srasxcxsa°7.s. sx was more responsive to the Increased #992 dividend and Mexican Petroleum, Roy- By ¥ .25}al Dutch and General Asphalt rose 3 ¥ 62 | moderately on short coverings. Cop- Pan-American Pete .. 46.50 46.00 | bers, motors, equipments and rubbers 86 | Mule Creek taatati pcine fie =e hae Mackuve:) Verdict ; Bast St. Louis y | = : 20; eR Se = Cc Boys’ Canvas and Jergey © GHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Atrs. Winifred Hoge—Receipts -|Shock from an xray machine she was| France—-Demand 7.13%, cables 7.14. PER PAIR ‘Timo loans, steady; 60 days, 90,daya| Montreal 1. other point on the Burlington, aha| celpte, 500; market steady; beet steers, | *4@ 44: six months 514. be Caspet Daily Cribune JT OGK TRADING (3 IRREGULAR Rails and Oils Firm as Mixed Prices Prevail in Other Issues. Phones 203-204 Hey! You! Did You Get Your Gloves During Our == cee=—§ GLOVE HOLIDAY NEW YORK, Sept. 30 —Initial Don’t Forget Yourself and Be Sure and Call Your prices in the stock market today, were Gabaed, but o: Gime. fomqnesaanviicnse Friends’ Attention to the Fact That There Is O20. 7100/22, Tenewed buying of rails and oils 70.50 71-00 | Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 60 > a ais YORK CURB CLOSING. Big Asked| NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—The stock $ 650 $ 687) market was under professional pres- Si) sure today, shorts extending their vommittments as money rates tight- SB. Steet 79.12 ‘70.12 | food and chemical ts- fon Pacific R. Wt... 121.78 121.50 ronger specialties. Local To Reap the Glove Harvest COMPARE (ractions were not affected by the wormeay ees transit commission's plan Aah - all city lines. The feature of the for eign exchange market was a Fortner rally of German mar! G2 the further rise of the first hour Baldwin, Republic Iron, Gi . Houston Ol, ‘Kelly- , Ajax Rubber, Endicott Johnson, Food Products and Inter. 10c Gloves 35c Brown Jersey San Rare eure fe ao eae 8-oz. White Wrist Glove. Canvas.” Gauntlet Gloves to Go at post, hawever,, Mexican’ Betroison| ii ; Per Pair 18¢ OR TW IRF Sumatra Tobacco, Tobacco Products =. = Sd ton ees and Pierce Arrow common and pre. * ferred, declining 1 to & points. Trad-| == ing In Liberty bonds and Victory notes fell away sharply. Some of the for. eign war issues were heavy particu: . larly French government 7%s and and Belgium 7%. Call.money open. ead and renewed into next week at 6 per cent. Canvas Gloves 25c Gloves Hi y Ci . 10-0z, Blue Wrist Glove. ony eae eeenelet 8 PER PAIR OR TWO PAIR FOR Cc Metals. NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—Copper— Shock of X-Ray Greece—Demand 4.90. Canvas Gauntlet. Reinforced at Brazil—Demand 13.25. Cc Cuff. A 40c Value. Now Prime mercantile paper 5% @%. We are again handling America! —_— > Express money order for the conven fence of patrons who do not wish to BRIN y - $38; first, 34@42c; seconds 30@82c. | tors of the new company in¢lude Ever-| | Hogs—Recelpts, 100 ; BING SESUL TS. enye. f |, Eggs—Dirms; receipts 3,501 cases; |étt Dominick of New York, who will = Poultry—Alive, lower; fowis 14@ lot Thermopolis, and T. H. MacKintion | ©Wes, $2@3.50; feeder lambs, $5.50@ and turned over to the new company Four Times 0 }reu'vnc'attes' vs the Soar tees || Supve ying and Locations upon which a total of 11 wells will ace A. McLain, street car motorman |to show product'on, and should ba|} P. O, Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric night he made four attempts, all women living at the boarding house © tempted suicide by (razor and finally attempted to shoot & porarily deranged MILWAUKEE, Sept. 30.—Fire Wed Spany, and damaged the Albert Tros- ‘nirot: s9@pse; ordinary firsts, 33@24c;| reside. in Butts; C. B. Giendenning| _ Sheep j ‘emiscellangous, 36@376. and §. C. Ferdig of Billings, formerly | sttong to 26c higher; lambs, $7@8; |22e;, springs, 200. of Butte. 6.50, cE RR « ASSES Property”owned by the'o'd syndicate ec Subsdtihe for. The Daily ‘Tribune. otorman Tries Includes four prospecting wells in the |——=—aegy Cat Creek field, two rigs now drill’ng}. district near the wells of the W: End O Life |i creer, TES compensa: Geologist: Oil Expe: wh UPE \teois tand in the Cat Creek districty} Oil Field Maps Blue Prints * be drilled. The well in the Soap wyoming re & Blue 2 OAKLAND, Cal., Sept. 30.—Hor- | Creek is 600 feet from seands expected rint Co. was held in jail here by police au- |brousht in withif thirty days, Mr. thorities who deciared that last | Yesen said. within 15 minutes, to end his life. Each time he was frustrated by where he stopped. First; its alloged McLain | ot- inhaling next by drinking poison, next heat. at- ‘tempted’ to slash his throat with » “himself with a revolver. Police believe the man to be tem- Fire Destroys Leather Plant _hesday destroyed the Milwaukee plant ot the American Hide & Leather com- te] tannery, with a loss estimated in piexcess of $1,000,000. Three firemen re injured in fighting the blaze. BROKE HIS VOW - “After trying all remedies and doc. tors for stomach’ trouble for elght long years I decided I would never Hake another dose of any kind of med- feine, but when I saw what! Mayr’s ‘Wonderful Remedy did for a friend, ‘who also suffered from bloating as I i = id, I concluded to try it myself It elped me at once.” It is « simple, ut ry | al |) it Pharmless preparation that removes the ry 4 ¢atarrhal mucus’ from the intestinal etract and allays the inflammation’ ich causes practically all stomach, ra . ver and intestinal ailments, inclu i appendicitis. One dose will con- Bvince or mon@y refunded. At all eMruggists. D iWe know-that your underreamting can be done for less| , ANCE ————— i Winter Garden He it seonnaryeesne dll pecidne tke ; ye ¢ | Bridgepoi ifacaue iit -! ep erie tl Main Office Moo lis ht tiny uu rere ee tye Rising Star. Texas. Fort Worth, Texas. Syncopators reckeariage, Texas. Tulsa, Okie, Kaw, Okla. es a ‘Kan. ElDerado, Kan. a 25c Brown Jersey Gloves One Finger Mitten While They, Last Leather Palm. Heavy Army TWO PAIR FOR Waterproof Back. 75¢ Vaiue 25c |_35c | Osborne R. R. Gloves Heavy Horse Hide Black Gauntlet. Genuine Horse Hide. The Fireman’s Favorite. Gloves $2.00 Value. Special This Week Gauntlet. $1.00 Value. Now 1 45 §5c = Heavy Gauntlet Gloves Leather Faced and Leather Tips To Our Customers ‘ The High Cost of Living Is Only a Joke, It’s the High Cost of Laundry That Is Keeping You Broke. ‘ We Are Going Back to Pre-War Prices October 1st Brotherhood Gloves : The Workingman’s Favorite. on Fingers and Thumb: : Union Made. . $2.50 Value. A 50c Value. 25 P. er Cent Cut on Special for This Weak THREE PAIR FOR Laundry Prices 33 1-3 Per Cent on Family Rough Dry NEW CUSTOMERS SOLICITED $1.65 | $1.00 PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER One-Buckle Jersey Top . Teintate adage Top Overshoes : $1.55 $2. ‘35 The wonderful prices which were in effect in our store all last week will continue throughout the present week. These include unusual reductions on Suits, Overcoats, Shoes, Haberdashery and all Fall merchandise. Largest and Best Equipped Laundry in Wyoming. FilteredSoft Water Saves 50 Per Cent Wearon Your Linens We Lead For the School Others Follow. Boys, the Kind p Keep Your Eye _ That” Stand the . LEARNER on Our Windows d Tear. —It Will Pay. yo ire a 260 So. Center St, Casper, Wyo, met ice! Shoes Casper Laundry Co. Telephone 255-W~