Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 3, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN WHEAT PRICES GIVEN SE TBAL Selling by H-cuses With Ea: FURNISHED BY Today’s Markets by Wire Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. TAYLOR & CLAY Phones 203-204 SPROUL TORE SENATE VACANCY (Continued from Page 13 hed been in the Pennsylvania législa- LOCAL OIL |W. 0. F. Rites . 09 ao |} en cisiietons Lead Es - BS ga on "3g [ture for many years, Penrose did not jemeemer 2... eens Be SOR: » >a os ~4 "gq. ([nt first take a very prominent part in Decl Big Indian .39, ¥ eed ~ Republican party councils at 'Wash- Boston-W3 2 78 NEW YORK CURB CLOSING. ington. Until his deach, however, he : : “ “$ 1.27 $ -1.50|never lost prestige as “be lender of 3—Li ed cardi rg v" y000 ” 10.25 ‘bis party in bis own state. Blunt at a material Blackstone Salt Creek 9.00 (Se eee oe fees today. Pres-/Biack Tail etd Ben a cates ee prices eee ee Sen * spt Senator Penrose made fast friends and ning was of onl , ete ¢ ~ Es SS eae: Coats ion 300 rreconcilable bereagpser ‘The 1a ter Dearborn Sonsolidated Roya! Refrs. .. as ETE ths A apeee cs gu initial de-| > 1 Elk Basi. .....--.e0s | Senator Penrose was an exrly advo nal limite. Cities Service Com. .. 196.00 200.00] pre Sitar tn (Deine S. 0. Indians .....-.. $6.75 85.09/92% of United States intervention in D __. {Mexico 2nd in 1913 introduced = reso- Elkhorn NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. |jution requesting the American troops Yiliams . and July $1.03 wed by numerous nd then by down- io cases reached 2\%c $1,144 were fol res sidation_took Psauae sagged with wheat After to %0 lower, May's Bic t showed" snodeeste Oats st rted unchanged to %o off, and later 2 weaken Provisions were ¢aster despite firmness with grain o hog market. Closing Quotations. CHICAGO. Jan n Low Close 1.07 aa High 14.80 | Butter and Eggs. CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—Butter—Market lower; creamery extras, 38c; firsts. 31 3 seconds, standards 9@ Egge—Ma: cases: firsts, 34@36c; mw frigerator ous — ts, BASIN GUL COMPANIES CALL ANNUAL MEETINGS BASIN, Wyo., Jan, 3—The Wi Hams Petroleum company will hold| its annual meeting here on January| 9 and the Torchlight Oi! com will hold {ts election here Januar: A great deal of interest is being| taken by geologists in a new anti cline 12 miles northeast of Basin and who have examined the struc-| > past fi 8 pronounce it or t han Mercer dome.| line ig about eight miles in 5s né shown on gov 1 the recent W. om good er Geo. ma, ‘oduction is ex. a the Morris anti-| RECEIVER NAM ae | ED FOR BASIN, Wyo., $.—In district ion has been fled trustees of the Big y Products company, il, asking that a recetver be appointed and the affairs of the com pany be terminated in court. nardson of Lovell, was app’ temporary recelver and It is expe that the bondholders of this cor foreclose the property as has bi done wi plant in that tow: and rur ASR aS FIVE LODGES INSTALL GREYBUL innovation i be inaug: newly elected officers of th buil, Basin, Worland and lis Odd Fellow lodges will be in- stalled in elat The team of lodge on the firs Leemar of grand master for W Present to deliver Basin lodge will entert gram and the Rebekah be that place will serye a bo peuaitameiies © DR. WILSON IMPROVING. DOUGLAS, Wyo fering from Brig — B. Kinney ° Lance Creek R Lusk Petroleum Mike Henry Mountain and Gulf Northwest Outwest Picardy oe Riverton Refg. Red Bank Mexican Petroleum {Sinclair © 21.26 Texas Ot 45. 43.62 Pan-A:nert 5 49.62 $4.20 % 803 - 63% 423 5% % money . Call LIBERTY BONDS. aay aie 3%s ‘ eoses$ 95.00 Tom Bell First 45 ++ 96.98 Second 4s + 96.34 . First 44s - 97.10 04 |Second 4Ks . + 96.46 1.50 [Third 4%s coccccse 97.48 +. : 1 |Fourth 4%s scoee 97.08 Western Of] Fields 61 83 |Vittory 4%s = 100.06 WYOMING CRUDE 01, MARKET Grass Creek $1.90 Tiock River nn omnnn 81.50 Elk Basin . ~ 1.90| Salt Creek - ae Lance Creek - - 1.90] Big Muddy - _ ee Hamilton Dome - Creek aay STOGK TREND |Trading Resumed This Morn- ing Without Definite Move- ment, Report. NEW YORK, both speculative Jan. and investment ac — 1.40| Mule 3.—Selling ‘er Greece—Demand 4.35. Argentine—Demand 33.50. zil—Demand 12 eal—95% 3.—Call money, per cent; low 5; rul } NEW YORK, Jan | strong; high, | ing rate 5%; closing bid 4%; offered at 5; last loan, 5. . Time loans, firm; 60 days, 5@5%; 90 days, 5@5%; six months, 5@5%. Prime mercantile paper, 5@5 Silver. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Foreign bar silver, 64%c; Mexican dollars, 48%. counts undermined quoted valued in te s active stock market. Specula. = ive issues recorded gross deciines of || J gpestock Mart 2 to 10 points, ales approximated 900,000 shares. NEW YORK, Jan ft w year in the stock ex with a resumption ot ite trend. change the ment opened ine thy Chricago over ing tho banking situatic 2.—The first ses. Develop: double holiday, includ. CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—Cattle—Receipts 7,000; quality plain; beef steers fairly ¢|active, strong to 2c higher; good 1500 pound steers 8.60; bulk beef steers 6.75@7.75; she stock calves, stockers and feeders steady; bulls firm; bolog- were not conducive to operations for |"& largely 4.15@4.35. he long account. Crucible Stee! and| Hogs—Receipts 25,000; slow; lazgely Sumatra Tobacco made early gains|8¢ady to 15c lower than yesterday's in excess of one point and some of the “Verage; light and lUght butchers oft equipments, | upper. ani cal most; light lights steady to 15c higher; fractionalis’ Mexican Petrol-/t!s packers doing little; top 8.25 for eum forfeited one point, secondary olls|light lights; practical top on lights slso were lower-and renewed selling| 5-00; bulk of s €.75@7.35; p' of General Mot rs in large individual mostly 8 steady; bulk desirable 8.10@ blocks wa feature, Phillips Jones | 8.25 2 was heaviest of the specialties, can eep—Receipts 15,000; fat lambs celling a small part of last Saturday's steady to strong; fat sheep 25c higher; substantial advance Motors and their accessories, stocks to display even moderat ength during the irregular South Porto Rica Sugar ros 6 polnts and gains of 1 to 2 point noon. were made,by Studebaker, Chandler, Magneto and Stromberg Car- Bosch buretor. Domestic and foreign oli Spring and preferred, National Enameling, F has been named| effaced almost half of last week's ad- vance railwa sugars |tobaccos and leathers were the only) heavy natives 4.50; talking steady on fore me more reactionary and Railway Schloss-Sheffield y list was apathet- fat lamb top early er; 11.05; some held choice 121 pound ewes 6.00 o|feeder lambs. | OMAHA, Jan. 3—(U. 8. Burear of Markets)— Hogs — Receipts, 8,000; closing with advance lost; bulk, in| butchers 180 to 210 pounds, $6.90@ 7.05; top, $7.10; bulk 210 to 260 pound- ers, $6.50@6.85; packing grades, $5@ 5.78. light A number of|mous Players and International Pa.| Cattle — Recetpts, 2,700; beef steers geologists in|per lost 1 to 2 points, An extreme|2"4 she stock steady to 25¢ higher; ing acreage in| decline of 10 points in Phillips Jones| Pest yearlings higher; bulls and veals stronger; stockers and feeders steady. Sheep — Receipts, 8,000; killing i changes. Call money| classes steady to strong; bulk lambs, per meat against last | $10-35@10.60; top, $10.75; yearlin te of, 6 paereant. $8; ewes, $4.35; feeders fully 26c high rd Ol m« e then ed p tend rib re. on ted to the unsettled ton’ the market. Oils and equipments continued thet tock \T co pings break s decline to 5 ck the rever: urse later, rails ani 1ore freely supplied at ssions during the a equipments es of New Jersey of California and showed Passing of the Kelly-Springfield ng in sympathy. Call per cent falled 1, The closing was er; top feeding lambs, $9.90. ExSolon Held For : Desertion e HELENA, Mont., Jan. 3.—Attor- ir |neys representing E. J. Mo, former | member of the legislature who is in jail at Big Timber awaiting extradi- tion to Minnesota on a charge of wife abandonment, appeared before Gove! weal. Government bonds eased and| for Inxon today to asx for*the reve. bess ees Selene cation of the executive warrant. The —— governor granted the extradition . Metals. some days ago. He announced he NEW YORK, Jan. 8—Copper—|would giva the attorneys a public Steady—electrolytic, spot and nearby, 1 later 1 sy; spot and nearby 32. No. 1 northern 19.5 hern 16.50@17.00. Lead, dy; spot $4.70@4.80, Zinc—Quiet; E t. Louls delivery, spot 4.90@4.9 Antimony—Spot 4.50. Foreign Exchange. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Great Brital —Demand 4.20%; cables 4.20 France—Dempnd 8.03; cables 8.04. Italy—Demand 4.264 36.88. rway—Demand 15.85. Sweden—Demand 24.95. | Denmark—Demand 20.0¢. Switzerland—Demand 19.40. Spain--Demand 14.96. Surveying and Locations Geologists Oil Expe-.s Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric 2 northern 19.00@20.00; Belgium—Demand 7.62%; cables 7.63. Germany—Demand 0.68; cables S h 0.53%. mashners Holland—Demand 36.82; cables hearing this afternoon. +-$113.00 $109.37 be sent into the republic south of the 19.87 Rio Grande. He was an unyielding U. &. Steel 34.00 82.50 ++ 126.50 125.50 XCHANGE. ‘8 sylvanio market opened 10c and 160 higher,! fopponent of the Wilson administration }and particularly of the dratt of the |treaty of peace as submitted to the |senate by President Wilson. He char. acterized ts transfer to Japan of former German concessions in Shan- tung, China, as “a violation of every |principle of the league of nations and |@ bribe ‘o Japan,” and declared it “dis- possessed 40,000 Chinese or vital rights against their will.” ‘ | Special work for protective taritts was Senator Penrose's chief legislative hobby, particularly with reference to revenue legislation, and although his devotion did not result in the passage of a “Penrose bill,” he will long be re- membered for his activity along those lines. He consistently fought Prohibi- tion legislation. He seldom made speeches tn the senate, reading few prepared addresses and those almost only on fiscal affairs but he was quick partisan repartee and his thrusts won for him the fame of hutnorist of the upper house, both Democrats and |Republicans enjoying his clever sallies. The senator's long feud with the Vare political faction in Philadelr ‘aia was one hia career. eful It showed him as a most fighter. As Pennsyl ional committeeman he was a “power behind the throne” in Repub lican conventions, senate and national councils. He and Senator Smoot were regard ed as having largely force? President |Taft’s renownination +t. 1912, when |Colonel Ruosevelt bitterly assailed Penrose's control of the convention. | Although called the “boss” of Penn- syly Penrose obtained larger elec tion majorities than ever under the |primary system and held as tight con: trol, spending much of his time be tween Washington and Harrisburg and Philadelphia. ‘The senator, al- |though a lawyer, seldom appeared in jcourts in late years. He was, perhaps, the largest man ly in the senate, stending et four inches in height and Weighing close to 300 pounds. He |traced his ancestry back for more than 500 years and in his veins flowed |the blood tinguished senator's £ of some of the most American families. milly {¥ related to th Biddles, the Maryland dis: ‘The mn and Thomases and the Ma: Dudley and Boise families, The elde |Boise aided in building the breast works for the battle of Bunker Hill. | | Born in Philadelphia on Novemb= | |1, 1866, young Penrose was educate: | by private tutors and at the B pal academy in his home city. At 16 he entered Harvard from which was graduated In 1881. He studied law Ander Wayne MacVeagh and George T. | Bispham and was admitted to,the bar ¥ ing immediately |politics, a year later he was clect™l} to the state legislature. In 1883) he helped to secure the passage of a re into © outstanding features of | French women are importing Chinese girls as ene of them in a Paris park. FRENGH FOO COMMISSIONER 1§ GENSURED PARIS, Jan. 3. M. Vilgrain, French war-time food administrator, is censured for alleged use of his of- ficial prestige to his own advantage in grain deals in a report by a cham ber of deputies commission. The com- mission advises the government to demand that M. Vilgrain pay into the public treasury 1,260,000 francs, de- clared to be his share of commissions aid a London firm for the purchase of Australian wheat for the French government. The commission's reports that Vil- while still in his offic! undersecretary © of proyisions. 1 position as the ministry that charges of malfeasance in office ernment against M. Vilgrain, togeth. egainst his father, brother Marcel. oe Replacement Louts, and his PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %—The port Argonne left the Pata © phia navy yard today with 600 troops for replacement in the Philip: pines and Hawall. The Argophe will touch at Hampton Joads, Charleston. Santiago, Francisco, Honolulu and Guam. jform charter for Philadelphia, J:nown jas the Rullitt bill, and the next year Was chosen a state senator {rom © of the most aristicratic diswwicts /Pennsylvania. In 1890 he was made president pro tempore of the stats ate and participated in the bitter p tisan politics In the years which lowed. Meanwhile, at the request of Johns Hopkins wniversity, Paurose |had written in collaboration with Ed- fward P. Allison, his law partnex, for use as a text book a “History of the |iCity Government of Philadetphia.” He was regarded as an authority at that time on mynictpal subjects. Hearing Set I n Coronado Case |nado case, one « labor and Industri fore the supreme court 1 nthe last de- was today ordered set for re- sient February 2: The court also set for argument on the same date two other labor cases involving the act of the state of Kan- sas setting up a Court of industrial re- ations. cases to come be- cade, "ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN’'S GETS ’EM! VOID the misery of racking pain. Have a bottle of Sloan's ment handy and apply when you first feel the ache or pain. It quickly eases the pain and sends a fecling pie through the aching part. "s Liniment penetrates without rubbing. 5 Fine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia, ‘sciatica, sprains and strains, stiff joints, lame back and sore muscles. For ad’ years pain’s enemy. Ask neighbor, "At ail druggiste—35e, 70c, $1.40, Sloan: Liniment — a = {ee ae LEGION POST ELECTS. | 0} BASIN, Wyo., Jan. 3—Te local} post American Legion elected the fol lowing officers for the ensuing yea: Dean Joseph J. Dixon, commande Dr. C, B. Harris, Deal, adjutant. treasurer; ©. in Baggage Do you employe baggage smashers to handle your bag: gage and furniture? We are experts in moving baggage, furniture, pianos and guarantee our work. SEE BEN TRANSFER Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Phone 74 Dr. V. B. Larrick, vice commander; | at your service. Wyoming Roo! 527 East Twelfth Street Does a Stitch in Time Save Nine? Then why allow your roof to leak until your plas- ter or decorating becomes ruined and your cost of repairing becomes tripled or worse? No job too big—no job too small. Our experience fingy Company Phone 1334-W Information of Burke Oil S CALL D. B. SULLIVAN 217 Oil Exchange Bidg. Importance to tockholders Phone 1530 had been preferred by the French gov-} Here's | Toronto Club | | | | ATLANTIC CITY, N. according tr hotel officials. _—— ‘LANDER HOLDUP BGUND | LANDER, Wyo. jing J. M. Darlington, | Justice court. the ros to recovery. a NEW YORK, jai \0 It’s the CHILE 108 N. Center St. FRANK CANNER Suite 15, Daly Bldg. Phone 1191-J Fine Custom Tailoring New Goods Arriving Daily Remodeling Done by Expert Tailors W. F. Dunn Phone 27 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Best Quality, Lowest Price Industrial Ave. Fox Seannediate Company Phone 913 Owner fs. Hil J., Jan. 3.— |President James J. McCaffrey of the cronto baseball club, reported in Tor- Toronto buseball club, reported in Tor- beach front hotel, left here yesterday, OVER FOR COURT TRIAL Jan. 3.—Connor (Young) Lemmon, charged with shoot- local poothail proprietor, in an attempted holdup on Decoraber 1%, was bound over to the |district court for trial and his bond : é placed at $10,000 when arraigned in grain was allied with the British firm Se Se Tate nf) Healed sufficiently to permit his ap: | pearance in court and his victim, who jengaged him in m gun battle at the A Paris dispatch on June 4 Jast sala) COMMand of “hands up,” ‘ts also on Jan. 3.—Thousands er with charges of fllicit speculation | yea, hundreds of thousands starving to floods-in China, says messake. Casper Supply Sugar Export + PARK 1S VACCINATED 5 | Firm Fi ormed. CODY, Wyo., Jan. 3—Etghty calves of the buffalo herd in Yellowstone pari were vaccinated recently to prevent NEW YORK, Jan. 3. — Orgaeniza- hemorrhagic septicemia, a diseaso which will endeavor to dispose of sur-! mountain regions. plus sugar supplies abroad after re-|thriving and the herd is on the fn- fining tn it the United States, was said’ crease. yesterday to have been virtually com-| Four of the butfalo were shipped pleted. It will be formed under the|to the New York 200 following the vac- Webb act which permits combinations |cination—three vows and one bull. A for export trade. . [special express car transported the Ear! D. Babst, president of the animals to theif new home. WhotesdeF RESH MEATS®exi | Largest Market in the State 129 East e 0. Second St. We Buy the Best the Market Affords ROASTS Pork Loin Pork Shoulder, ES a ad i Z Z . Brine Rib ; whole or hal. Roasts Round Steak LE. | . LB. | Rib Sceak___ Beef Pot Roasts| Shoulder Veal Shoulder Veal 12!c Steak 2 Roasts __.... LENE es q Fresh Pork 2 eects Lamb Side. =" Shoulder Lamb, ete Prime . whole . Strictly Fresh Eggs__45¢ , Lamb Stew. Brookfield Butter _._45e Famous Butter__...._40¢ Bring Your Pails 10 Ibs. Pure Lard....$1.40 10 Ibs. Shortening....90c Fresh Caught Moun- LB. Beef Stew ... 10c Veal Stew —_. Round Shoul- dcr Steak... enpureer tain Trovt, Ib_.___75c« Steak —.| | LB. | Norwegian Stock Fish. fi gian viscrea nx 15¢ Fresh Fish Every Day. Minced heii Fresh Oysters Evéry Day. Liverwurs Eastern Counts, goed quart —_.._......__.$1.00 ‘ Eastern Standards, .. Pure Pork Link LB. quart Bene Sausage Spring Lamb Fresh Killed Poultry * Legs’ -....... Every Day From Our Pork Chop: Own Yards. Imported and Domestic Cheese. Smoked, Salt and Pickled Fish. Full Line of Delicatessen Goods. Fruits and Vegetables. WATCH OUR LARGE DISPLAY WINDOW The Casper. Manufacturing and Construction Ass’n. Burlington Ave. and Clark St. ‘ Announce That They Are Now Engaged in Building Truck Bodies and Cabs OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT AND PRICES PROVE IT Special Attention Given to Repair Work. Telephone YA"? 1096-J NITE Building Costs Lowered By having us sand your interior finish you save from $20 to $80 on the average 5-room house. Just tell your lumberman to have us sand your finish. Casper Mfg. and Construction Co. Phone 1096-J ~The Nicolaysen Lamber Co.: Everything in Building Material BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS | Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center