Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 4

POCETEE TENE N SENET TT m rit eveussett TaTsTNVeaNt Tee ssf vtettt BUSINESS GOOD, JOBBERS TOLD } Merchants Must Prepare to Apply Full Steam Ahead, | the raising of 60,000,000,000 marks in Reserve Board Head new taxes and the establis* Declares. allied financial control. BIRMINGHAM, Ata, May 10— Merchants of the country were urged to put on steam and prepare to handle mmerchar ours has never failed to demonstrate {ts tremendous power aud that the Processes of prodnstion, distribution and consumption will continue as Jong as humanity endures, Let the merchants exercise their functions as distributors. If business ts dull, send out your traveling men; use printer’s Ink—advertise TMherally but judicious. ly, and the business that you thus create for xoursetves will stimulate purchasing power of your customers.” a Grain Growers ation of the sales plan of the United States Grain Growers, Inc. for mar keting of grain was beforet officers. of the Farmers’ Co-operative National Grain Dealers” association for eration at a conference between them reverse of what it was at the end of 1919; surplus goods having now gone the business of tomorrow by Governor Harding of the federal reserve board n address here today before the ern Wholesale Dry Goods asso. indications of tmproved con- both in this country and are apparent, he declared, and s men should forget the mis of the past and make ready lor the opportunities of the future. The situation today, Governor Hard Ing aswerted, is in many respects the m and there being a duction in the goods on the shetves. “Remember that this country of t i Talk Marketing OMAHA, Neb, May 10—Consider- (Charter-No. 7083 “At-Casper, tnrtheState-of Wyaming, at the Close of Bustnesson May 5, 1922.) popmKA, Kan, May 10—The Kan. Redemption fund with U, S, treasurer and duo Crrculating notes outstanding ---—--——- Amount due to state banks, bankers ant compantes in the United States and foreign CONDITION OF THE rithout relief. I could hardt; a Sens in: ° Condition Up): vsxine pain in my stomach and Stockmen’s Nation See OF CASPER Cash in vault and amount due from national Amount due from state banks, bankers ‘and trust from U. S. treasurer Total ae LIABILITIES. Capttal stock pak?-tn -———-~-- Surplus fund -..---——_-___----—__- Undivided profits less current expenses, interest and tures paft ———-.-. COUNITIOS <a enennn= won ee - 102,864.50 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Certified checks outstanding -—------——--------- 6,736.55 | iM Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding ——--— 17,040.09 ‘Individual deposits subject to check ... Postal savings deposits —. Certificati Certificates of deposit .. ‘Total State of Wy 3. Townsend, Cashier of My commission expires February 26 Correc -Attest GANTZ. L. RHINEMUTH, C. H. TOY ND, Directors, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First Trust and ‘At Casper, in the State-of Wyoming, at the Close :f Business, on May 5, 1922 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts -.. Stocks, securities, ete. Expense ..... Interest paid Due from national banks Checks and cash items . Money reserve in t Legal tender Fractional p Total Capital paid in . Surptus fund . Undivided profi . Individual deposi Certificates of deposit, Interest received ..... Total ... The State of Wyoming, County of I, W. 0. Rateliff, Cashier of the a that the above statement is true, to Gea) My Commission expires September Correct—Attest: WILLIAM 0. WILSON. Cc. H. TOWNSEND, LEIGH B. TOWNSEND, Directors. COMBINED RESOURCES oF STOCKMEN’S NATIONAL BANK AND FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK $2,010 847.52 | een readticw aa 49 willingness| “Ut Perhaps the most striking fea several departments during the year 1923. “With a record of the actual income tain departments, notably ‘street,!spent, the new administration had| such thi conflict between capi- parks ard water, will increase their|the necessary information to prepare| ts! dnd labor. Capital is only the ac Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. xpenditures during the warm months/|q budget for the year 1922. cumulated results of labor. The capt which will in a measure reduce the tal of today is the labor of yesterday. saving below the figure above indi-|,, cated. sources for the period covered by the| report is shown to be $451,919.91 and cluded in receipts ts an item of $112, 712.64 realized from the sale of spe cial improvement bords, and included their opimicn should cover its needs est om the pubtic debt and $114,189.47 of special improvement warrants pa! show nto have paid off daring the first three months of 1922 $32,795.83 of general fund warrants and $1,886.73 —_———$ and officials of the grain growers’ or-| gives promise of being of untold GAINS WEIGHT ganization today. benefit to the city, for by its use the ain grower: confer with heads of| know at all times just how each de- ¥ the dealers’ association was reached] partment stands in respect to its ap- Without Food, She De- at the opening session of the annual|propriation, and the indications are, clares. Now Thanks Tan- convention of the latter organization | provided anticipated revenue holds yesterday but not without some oppo-|up, the present mayor and council lac for Her Present Excel- Zition from delegates, who declined| wit be able to effect a handsome sav-| lent Health to predict what the result will be. ing for the year 1922 which will be] .., *4 ‘tell wor ‘The dealers association, It was ex-| reflected in materially reduced tax]; joy {ten Jou how sind Tam that) : | plained, has already endorsed the] rates for the year 1923,” principle of, but has not accepted, the grain growers’ sales plap. of deposit due in Jess than 30 days ming, County of Natrona—ss. wbove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and LEIGH B. TOWN D, bed amd sworn to before me this 5th day of } Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of Ma: che Casper Dally Crfdune - mot between the laboring map andj FIRST WEED IW (Sss2soeees BERLIN, May 10—{By The Asse-|inciuding sinking funds, special tm } | of yesterday, and now typified by dol crater so vigorously prociatms. Gated Press}<Minister of Finance] proJement funds" and unexpended lars, trackage and general equipment. hand s tne living pulsat- Hermes, says the Tageblatt today in/}onq funds was $396,715.99 Interes' Ned agar Pred Both price Eva e outlining at a conference of reichstag| received by the elty on money de !to the efficient operation of railroads. leaders yesterday the answer to be/>ocited with banks amounted to the | | of water fund warrants tesued duving city which stood at $32,795.88 on Jan. unary 1, 1922, had been reduced to $6,575.58 on April 1, three months later. a “The cash balance on hand April 1, made to deman: I “The only thing for which we can pow to the recent = bl neat little sum of $1,266.64, reasonably hope is that, as the years , go by, the beneficial spirit of Chris- . tianity will soften the hearts ef men Justice for All Concerned Is | into a finer and deeper sense of broth- Also Necessary in Adjusting | erhooa.” Differences, Hooper |a,0" United Staten, Newfoundland ture brought out by the report and the one destined to save the taxpayers of the city considerable amounts in ent of |72¢ future ts the working of the bud ‘ system as established by the pres to balance her budget but would again reject the commission’s demand for | and Canada were present when Presi- mayor and council shortly after g over the reing of government. dent W. G. Lee formally opened the convention. | ee As will be recalled one of the first] woroNTO, Ont, May 16—Com- eae: Prceas ae teat ministration | bined common sense and justice to all] sericiis was 1 de’ roti § 3 fn vasieondl: tale ,udit of the financial transactions of | 9 Seite and he disputes will be the means of @ solu- the city for the year 1921. This audit} tion of ‘every problem affecting the went into detail both as to revenue| relations of railroads and their em-| eT © the continent and thelr em I nd disbursements, including concise] pioyes, Ben W. Hooper, ‘chairman of | PIO¥es statements of the city’s assets and|the United States railroad labor board Habilities. Not since the city outgrew] said today before members of the ' \ THEATER jits village clothes had there been| protherbood of Railroad ‘Trainmen, in | made a complete audit of all the city’s | financial transactions covering a spe cific annual period. iennial convention. “I am increesingly tmpressed with the dominant importance of the hum- an element in all labor controversies,” ‘It ts anticipated though that cer| for the year 1f21, and just how it was|he said. “There can in reality be no (Continued trom Page One) | “The finance committee, composed Councitmen Jones, Keefe and TODAY ONLY BRYANT WASHBURN —In— “THE ROAD TO LONDON” —~Also— Two-Reel Comedy “Red Hot Love” There may be a controversy between = the men who furnish the labor of yes- | Whisenhunt, afer several weeks of/teriay and the man’ who contributes ara work, peas their estimate of | 1h. labor y: This te snerely bh ONES. SS THO RBOWR, TOVERND | ESET cor teat ween man and man, and ON THE TABLE, Half Million Revenues. “Total revenue of the city from all ‘otal disbursements $298,858.94. In departments, prepared the budget r the current year, appropriating to ach department an amount which in in @isbursements is $30,188.25 inter-|#or the year. “It is on this schedule that the Several departments are now being conducted, and the quarterly report bf the auditors show exactly to what extent each department is keeping within the limit set for it. The pres- “The present administration ts also ent accounting and budget system Decision to have officers of the} mayor and council are in a postition to Mrs. Howell Went for Days I tried Tanlac,” said Mrs. Laura Howell, 4619 59th ave., Portland, Ore. “I had an x-ray made of my stom- ach and was told I had gall stones, appendicitis, stomach ulcers and other troubles. I spent hundreds of dollars Reserve District No. 10 Kansas Wheat bloated me until I nearly smothered. I grew so dizzy I would almost fall over and would have to go to bed with sick headaches. “But now Tanlac has buflt me up sas winter wheat crop showed an ad- $ 833,269.54) vance in candition of 9 per cent dur- 2,316.05 | ing the past month, tho May report|in every way. I can now eat any- of Edward C. Paxton, federal statisti-|thing on the table and have gained clan, announced here today, states,|weight an? strength. My housework 50,000.00 ‘The May 1 condition was 74 per cent|is easy for me and I have taken the 101,000.00 151,000.00 | an athe April 1 was 65. A production|care of two children beside. I pri: 154,768.66 | of 106,238,000 bushels {s predicted.|Tanlac above every other medicine. 500.00 | ‘The total remaining acreage in the| Tanlac is sold by sll good druggists. ate ts 8,455,000. av. 12,168.82 4,022.9) “TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM” $ 50,000.00 THE SCREEN VERSION OF THIS.GREAT OLD recat od CLASSIC IS BREAKING ATTENDANCE RECORDS 2,500,00 69 48,800.00 ALSO “OH! 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