Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN higher buila, caners ad stockers| tion of steady; veal calves strog to high-|sait er; bulk ateers 6.50@7.00; best top| Casper packers 0; bulk art Sheep—Receipts 18,000; generally | various spots strong considering wet | Casper. bulk fat lambs 9.75@10.80; choice) win no handy ewes 6.00; bulk native ewes| rit fror 2.50@4.50; feeder lambs up to 10.00 Denver Quotations. DENVER, Deo. 1.—C: Killing classes wi deef steers, $5@6.25; cows and | output, hetfers, $3.50@5; calves, $4.50@9.50;| fit. ot. Hoge—Receipts, 2,200; steady, 100] « lower; top $7; bulk, $6.25@7. Sheep—Receipts none; market none lambs, $8@9; ewes, $2.50@4.50: feeder | lambs, $7.25@8.50. | to nas BEARS RULE IN syndical of direc Crop Conditions in Texas and Southern Argentina Are Factors in Decline. CHICAGO, Deo. 1.—Beara in the] struct wheat market had the advantage to-| eration, ay during the early trading. Rains| tinery ‘Texas reins apparently failed to reach | siderabl the panhandle or west Texas where Later, an estimate that the condi- tion of winter wheat in Texas is only 20 to 26 per cent of normal brought sas caused a new setback. The close] dition was unsettled at 4c to 1%c net de- ‘Wet weather over the corn belt gave fects. around. t ers were after corn all rail|1s also and also c. 1 f. Buffalo but purchases were small, The close was nervous, Oats were firmer with corn, not-| mile an CHICAGO, Steady; rece States 1 round | sacked $1.50 cwt.; Minnesota sacked round white $1.40@1.60 cwt.; Red Riv. ers sacked and bulk $1.25@1.50 cwt.; Michigan bulk round white $1.60@1.75 ewt.; Idaho sacked rurals $1.90@2.00 ewt.; Idaho sacked russets $2.25 cwt Poultry. CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—Poultrs lower; fowls, 14@23c; springs, 20c; turkeys,. 30c: roosters, 15c. Batter and Eggs. CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—Butter—High er, creamer extras, 47c 45c; seconds, 33@35c; stand. Egse—Unchanged; = receints eases. Jefferson City | Schools Closed | JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Dec. 1 Local schools were ordered closed to- Gay on account of appearance of about ® score of smallpox cases. Denver Mexia Oil Bought—Sold—Quoted H. V. Wales & Co. e 9 Cal deet steers steady to strong, sP0t*/ given a decided impetus to the opera dependent ofl companies tn d definitely assures pendent pipeline and fi A, of an i a 9.00 9.25. refinery Hoge—Receipts 50,000; active, § to) whe ». 10e lower than yesterday’s Averase;| o¢ the B. jouncement of compa 3 top fed western lambs 10.45; Casper and Wyoming as a whote | Posie Petroleum ive considerablo doubt di the in Ned during e—Receipts | years due to the inability of the 10-| picaray k, others,|cal refineries to handle their entire| Riverton Retg. rue the greater bene-| Rea Bank bulla, $2@3; stockers and feeders, $4] With the multitudte of preliminary] Sunset —.._._ {ls incidental to a 310,000,000 prop-| ‘Tom Bell Royalty— rily dispe pers are first vu ry eq hands be work ly the entire securities’ of te, but the local who comprise two-thirds of the board Mountain Oil & Gas Association The executive committee shall hold ‘storage soe ahd Lo oer GR AN i ARKET cerfante meutiuse tf tie sone || By-Laws Adopted for the Rocky B. Brooks 340 acre site, east now convening in eased act! jon. But to the ir t operators, whos y be expected very] Wind River Refg. . : k farm ‘and the i ‘ The executive committee may ay < uipment. De-| Grass Creek —-—. h : pint oftie a e St competent | gta ay think a OB ATIONS enced men, are being per- = ‘| the; shall. Ax the peel ot " 1 are taking up the many| Hamilton Dome — 40| Mule Creek — y sation, of a refinery | —S SS FURNISHED BY TAYLOR = CLA ¢. | | Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. Phones. aA Personnel Recruited and Con-| LOCAL O3L STOCKS Wyo-Tex ......- 4 ma fA A, a : a 4 i - | xensemersios Western Oil Fields. » 2 Livestock Mart |) °°) patted ic" Taan ron wel | | = | Boston-Wyoming $3. |pitnPredectes ; CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—(U. S. Bureau! rye purchase of a refinery site by 2 | NEW YORK CURB <f Markets)—Cattle—Receipts 10,000:| ine Wyoming Refinery company has 33° | Merritt... Capitol Pete Columbine ~ the purchase] Cow Guich mostly 10c lower; light lights and pigs | or the city, colncident with the secon tere te’ | Gitles Service Com practically steady 150 | meeting of the Wyoming Independent | > 08 | 8. 0. of Indiana. pound averages; 170 | O71 association, is causing considerable | po. on | NEW SORe croce ee to 180 pound averages; practical top| comment in local oll e.reles and from | Cote 20 | Mexican 2etrolenms £112.00 6.90; bulk 6.70@6.90; pigs mostly} aii reports seems to be pleasing and| Dye. 5 {| inhale 00 rc steady; bulk 7.00@7.10; few at 7.20. welcome new: to the officials of the| yi oney 5 re ar ae Lance Creek Royaity- Lusk Royalty .. 06 |U. 8. Steel —_. 5 |*Unton Pacific R.R- ; 03 *Ex. Dividend. ¢- | Marine 1.10 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Mike Henry —s 96 | Sterling Mountain and Gulf .. .73 78 | Francs — aT | Marks 02 | Lire 96 | Call Money — 02 04 LIBERTY TONDS. tivity an e produ the past two & 25 26 [3%s Royalty & Producers... .16 17 | First 4s - 05 | Second 4s ysed of, tang-| Western Exploration — 2.90 3.10 Third 44s -. now laying| United Pete. Fourth 445 mnit\of stills, | Wyo-Kans. 1 Victory 4%s - . “ Ml TORNEY DURHAM T0 . if ed out in the aa os AT ME. GONFERENCE Es stockholders, directors. a f its first meeting immediately follow- ors, announce that,they are at the Methodigt church, and tell of ssf " chy 2 n ing the selection of the members} | " for sale in the Rocky Moun . ’ his observations at the National Meth ee ae ener is te At Executives’ Conference Here}\ sie xii 28 menines shail | odiat contorence hela at Detroit x foe of $1,000,000 w rs having the privilege of buying res of common stock with each © of preferred. ts for the pipe, and con-| The name of this organization shall| (c) Honorary Members, Any Person | crecuthre conemitee ton and of the| gram included such rien e¢ John R. n of pipeline are under consid-}be The Rocky Mountain Of] & Gas|of good character and good standing | ¢. re py os 7 ee, and shall per-|ixfott, Bishop Mead ana ue to the location of the re-| Producers’ Association, and it shall|who has rendered distinguished serv-| aciegated to him bathe Meee, be ite, the pipeline to be built by| have for {ts purpose the promotion| ice furthering the organization or the | ¢e™e? to yy the board of di- im Texas and in southern Argentina] the Wyoming Refinery company will] and protection of the oll and gas in-|dovelopment of the oll and gas indus were reported, and the deliveries here|he approximately threo miles shorter|dustry In the Rocky Mountain re-|try, may become an hortora \ f : 3 on December contracts were of falr/than those now operated by the Mid-| gion. ber without dues, through election by : 2 . : volume, Several big commission| west Refifiing company. This will] . ARTICLE IL bisk Gicecistint cites eta ; : houses led the selling, although the|jessen the cost of construction to con- je extent. $1.17% to $1.17% were followed by a affiliated and honorary, e moderate upturn which, ‘however, VED MT COLUMBIA ‘All applications for membership I s era OBSER seaiin can a too ieee bed by.| 2T8t dues paid shall accompany the| Unfinished business. tho. H, Vv. Wales & Co. about a decided fresh output, but} Tonight is the night they give dia- profit-taking here and rains in Kan.|monds awa’ at the Columbia. to “the Confessioi motion picture shown at the Columbia] the member shall be deemed elected cline, with December $1.13%4 and May| this season, there is an excellent mu-| $1.16% to $1.16%. sical] comedy with splendid scenic ef- “In Hell” may sound wicked, strength to the corn market. After but it is really a very good show, only opening unchanged to, %c higher, May| featuring the better side of “hell. 54%c to b4%c, prices hardened all} Bennie Kirk \ | “cabaret” show Friday “qmateur nig! af te %40 lower to a shade advance, with| ORDERS May 54Ko to 4% @54%c. | Lregion, shall be eligible for active} TOUS of membership or not; and be- Cit hh nn nn land is to produce a|8ny of its branches within the Rocky ith the pur. held at the main office of the associa- days ago. Dr. Durham was the only tion. jay delegate from the state of Wyo- The president, or in his absence the}, ARTICLE I. ed for members operating within 5 ‘ ming. It was @ Jarge gathering from Namo and Object of the Association| Rocky Mountain recion. {he} vice president, ‘shall prosidé ‘at alll au over the United States and the pro- ARTICLE Iv. ‘3 Dues Office The main office of the association Order Every person admitted to’ member-| “At all meetings of the association, shall beat Casper, Wyoming. bad nin tee wie oe etre ee ship shall pay yearly dues.of twenty-| ‘the general order of business ghall /be: Nerureet figures to %c lower with DIAMOND NIGHT i| The aischioenent of Aes pamacintiod fiye dollars ($25) in advance. Active} Calling of the roll. December $1.13% to $1.1314 and May shall consist of three classes: active, |members and affiliated members shall| Reading of the minutes of previous pay the same dues. meetings. In the caso of new members the| Reports of committees. application for membership and shall fal | signet 3 . cover the period between the date of lon 0: cers. 10 California Building application and the first day of De-| Adjournment. if ' Main 7086-7087 < cember, succeeding, and in all other. x. Denver, Colorado cases yearly dues shall be paid tothe « Vacancies. treasurer on or before the first day of December of each year. Upon the failure of any member to pay his, annual dues in advance, in 5 strict accordance with the above pro- : vision, the name of such delinquent member shall be stricken from the j . rolls of membership and no member : of the association who is in arrears in the payment of his dues shall be permitted to participate in any of the meetings of the association, whether his name has been stricken from the the executive committes;, shall be signed by the applicant and when so signed shall be presented to the ex- Tn ad.| ecutive committee for action, n,” the best} Upon approval of the application. to the association to the class to hich he belongs. (a) Active Members, Persons of good standing actively engaged or in- | terested in the oll and gas industry in 4 : Mountain region, including ofl and night, whieh) Cas producers, gasoline manufactur- ers, refiners, carriers, contractors, marketers of oll products, supply | dealers, and other interested in the \oit business in the Rocky Mountain “Ten reasons why ten men never made any money’’--- | members of this organisation: Provid.| £F@ any delinquent member, or — withstanling large deliveries of oats member whose name has been strick-|) i on December contracts. The market PASSENGER EQUIPMENT seoctation oF persons Cnneced iaany |e from the rolis shall be entitled to| ; : started unchanged to %c up, May| branch of such business may apply |relustatement, all dues and. arrears 38i%%0 to 38%e and held near to the| ai for membership in this organtsation |#hall be paid and such reinstatement ears ’ / initial range. .._ | for any number of employes, officers. | Sh#ll'be expressly subject to the ap-| * The Think-It-Over Man ; y r virtually . roval of the executive committee, - : 5 Trading in provisions was virtually} Jn anticipation of, and preparatory] or associates, not to exceed ten (10)| 5 ‘ at a standstill, with quotations almost/¢or, the movement of the tremendous|in the case of any one corporation, ARTICLE V. ’ Never could decide on an opportunity > nominal. | vacation, convention and regular traf-| partnership or .association, Affiliated and Honorary Members, until it had passed. 4 3 j x ares fic which will move next year, the Bur-| (b) Affiliated Members. Any person| No affiliated or honorary member 3 ‘ Closing Quotations. ington route is placing contracts for] in good standing interested in the ofl] of the assotiation shall be permitted} _ s z CHICAGO, Dec. 1.— | and gas business or any branch there-| to vote at any meeting of the associa: ,- The Back-Boneless Man 4 ‘Wheat— Open. High. Low. Close. der are 12 dining | of, may become an affiliated member | tion or to hold any office therein, ex- S * 3 Couldn’t stand of his own feet. Dec. ---$1.18% $1.15%4 $1.13% $1.13%4 rs, 54 coaches, 12 bag-| of this organization upon the pay-! cepting such members may be ap- Had to ask somebody’s advice = 119° 1.16% 1.16% mail and 22 miscellaneous| ment of the same dues prescribed | pointed to serve on any committee. Zi v . : t All of these cars will be of mas-| herein for active members, and any} Any member of the association f : ‘ 4 48% ATH AT el construction and embody all] corporation, partnership or associa-| guilty of any unfair or dishonest : The Narrow-Gauge Man 4% BAN latest approved devices and| tion engaged in such business may | practices in any branch of the indus- . comforts known to the modern car} apply for membership for its em-| try, or guilty of any criminal ‘conduct, Refused to listen to anything_ z 33 32% builder, Placed end to end, this equt)-| ployes, officers or associates, upon|or who shall violate any of the by- ‘ out of his own line. 38% 8% ‘/ment would make a train almost a] the same conditions and subject tol laws, rules, or regulations of the as- Be Fs eee nd one-half long. - ‘ the same limitations as are prescrib- sociation, may be deprived of his The Fool © at % Thought a thing was worthless or it would not have been offered * > . : Knew where all the investments were ‘ and wouldn't listen to anyone. , The Improvident Man : 3 Spent all his money to live. ‘ ‘ Never had anything to invest. a Ain t k a Grand and ‘gt Must have control; no one else would $ ‘ ~ be honest enough. : \ Glorious Feelin’ When you step out of one of Bill ‘ 4 ee cack andtent a as a Shaffer’s barber chairs with a ae ee tous Man rosy complexion, lively step and : Was afraid he was going to be robbed. a happy smile? 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