Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 14, 1922, Page 10

PAI er A i w ayon & aan enone” PAGE TEN NMPKET GOSSIP AND FELD NEWS [sere] MONTANA OPERATIONS REVIEWED Drilling in of Clayton No. 2 pany in the second sand of the Cat Crrek field, with produc-| American tion rated at over 1,000 barrels a day, is considered the most |A™°"=2 important development in that region since the discovery of| the Montana field. HOT WEATHER BOOSTS GRAINS Damage Resulting Through Wheat Belt Gives Stronger Tone to Market. CHICAGO, June 14.—Reports of ex- cessive heat in Kansas led to specu- ative buying and to higher prices in wheat, market today-shortly after the opening. -It was asserted that near Salina, Kan., the wheat was turning white as a result of the high tempera- tures prevailing, the thermometer yes- terday having registered 97. Open: ing prices which ranged from %c de len to %e advance, with July $1.09% to $1.10, and September $1.10% to $1.31. were followed by slight declines all around and then by sudden up- turn to‘well above yesterday's finish. Additional gains in price were scored later, western Nebraska report- ing temperatures of 104 yesterday, and crop experts saying winter wheat was atea stage susceptible'to serious dam- age, especially from premature ripen ing, in parts-of'Kansas, Missouri and Oxkiahoma. Renewed attention was also given to-Diack rust reporte-from North Dakota. The close was strong 1% to 2%c net higher, with July $1.12% to $1.12% and September $1.12% to $1.13. Corn’ and oats were firmer with wheat. After opening a shade to % to %c higher, July 60% to 61c, the corn market: scored slight general gains. Pronounced strength developed 1a ter,'shorts covering freely. The close was nervous 1% to 1% to 2% net higher, with July 62% to 62%c. Oats. started % to % to %e lower, July 34 to 34%c, and later hardened on all deliveries. Higher quotations om hogs gave rome strength to tho proyision mar- ket. . Closing Quotations. Open. High Low. Close. WHEAT— July - - - 1.09% 1.12% 1.09% 1.12% Sept. - - - 1.10% 113% 1.10% 1.12% Dec. - - - 1.13% 1.16 1.13% 1.16 CORN - -— 60% 62% 60% .62% --- 63% .65% .63% .65% aye 64 66% 63% «EG OATS— July. -- 34 35 34 Mm Sept. - - 36% 37% .36% 37% Dee. . - - 39% 39% .39 39% LARD-— July -.— -.I50 1182 11.42 11.42 Sept..-.- - —— ‘11.80 11.70 11.70 RIBS— July —.-.--——-_ 12.27 12.20 1220 Sept. - -- 12.05 Butter and-Eges. CHICAGO, June 14.—Butter higher} creamery extras 35; firsts 30@34c; seconds 26@29c. standards 34\%c. Eggs unchanged; received 23,195 cases. Potatoes. CHICAGO, June 14.—Potatoes, ro- ceipts 82 cars. total United States ship- ments 957;.0ld stock slightly stronger; Wisconsin, Michigan sacked round white $1.75@210 cwt.; new stock slightly weaker; Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma sacked Bliss Triumphs $3.50 @3.75 éwt.; Arkansas sacked Bliss Triumphs $3.60 cwt.. Alabama Spauld ing rose $3.00 cwt.; Virginia cobblers Larrel $7.00; South Carolina Irish cob: blers $5.00@6.00. ‘Livestock Mart Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, June 14—(United States Bureau of Markets)—Cattle receipts 12,000; active; better grade beef steers strong to 10c high heifers weak; bulls strong to 10c up; bidding sharply lower on veal calves. Hogs, receipts 26,000. opened most ly 10c higher, largely to yard trad. ers and shippers; Inter sales mostly 5c lower; early or strong to 10c higher than Tuesday's average; top $10.75. bulk $10.00@10.70; pigs about steady; mostly $9.75: heavy weight $10.35@10.50g medium $10.45@10.70 light $10.65@10.70; light light $10.35@ 10.65; packing sows, sinooth $9.20@ 9.85; packing sows rough $8.85@9.25; killing pigs $9.50@10.50. Sheep’ receipts 12,000. opened slow; bidding “lower, practically on all kill ing classes; spring lambs 250 lower: early'top native springs $13.25; culls mostly $7.00@8.00; bidding $2.75 on weighty fat ewes; no early sales shorn lambs or wethers. breeding ewes firm; demand good. DENVER, Colo., June 14.—Cattle Receipts 740; market steady; beef steers $7.50@$9.00; cows and heifers $5.75@$8.25; calves $8.50@$11.50; bulls $3.00@$5.00. Hogs—Receipts 420; market 10 top $10.10; bulk $9.75@$10.00. eep—Receipts none; market un- ; ewes 0@$6.00; spring oS $13.00@ $13. Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., June 14.—United ‘ates Bureau of Markets)—Hogs re- ceipts 14,000; active, 5 to 10c higher; bulk 1 » 249 pound butchers $10.25 well by the Mid-Northern com- The Jocation of the well is on section |A™erican 11-15-29 and the oil was encountered at 1,600 feet after the| —— , first sand at 1.400 feet had been found! Atl, ary. The well has been capped and on reopening will be cornected with | the pipeline. Interesting developments are antict- pated soon in the Arrow Head well being drilled by W. R»Page and Ww. G. Melton near Great Falls. Pipe has been set on top-of a sand at 600 fect and strong gas indications are in evidence. Gas was also-struck in the frst test on the structure and No. 2 is being eunk on a new location. Work on the Oregon-Montana Oil and Gas company well near Melstone is to be resumed soon as the result of an agreement between land owners and the company. The well is located on section 20-14-24. The Roundup Of1 and Gas company ts apparently succeeding in its effort to case off water from its well in the Devil's basin field near Roundup after much effort and the first real test of production will be made when cement hardens. The hole was shot for iarg- er production but the increased oil flow was mixed with water. Thompson-Elk Basin Oj] and Gas company is underreaming at 2,210 feet in tts test on the Nettie Thompson homestead of the Elk Basin field in northern ‘Wyoming and 8-inch casing will be carried to the botto:n of the hole at 2,300 feet. The well will be carried to the Greybull sand, good oil, showings having been encountered above, SINCLAIR DECLARES DIVIDEND. NEW YORK, June 14.—Directors ot the Sinclair Consolidated Of1 corpora- tion today declared an initial quarter- ly dividend of 50 cents, payable Au- gust 15 to stockholders of record Juty +18. R. 8. Blair, Seattle, Wash. all :of 16-23-95. E. R. Boswell. Seattle, Wash., an of 16-23-96. Arthur Burns, Basin, all of-16-52-93. Anna F. Diyine, Thermopolis, E% SW% of 2446100. NWMNW%_ of 25-46-100. G. M. Halterman and Valdemar Jes- 16-45-62. William C. Thomas, Laramie, all of 1416-77, ‘Walter Hargis, trustee, Chicago, Ill. all of 36-33-75. R._B. Miller, Portland, Ore., W% W%NE% of 16-45-62. Lewis H. Brown, Rock Springs, all of 16-16-103. Coal Operating Lease Granted. Superior Rock Springs Coal com- pany, Ogden Utah, all of 16-21-102. OIL SHOWING AT LAKE HATTIE. ‘The Centennial Valley Of and Gas company, drilling at Lake Hattio, just west of the Big Hollow field in the Laramie Valley, Wyo., yesterday en- countered five feet of ofl sand. and just below that a white sand carrying water. The white sand was pene- trated to a dept hof five feet. The well is down 3,115. It will be aban- doned for the present, and the com- pany will resume work on its Centen- nial well, a few miles farther up the Little Laramie river. Utah Test Down 1,803 Feet. ‘The Duchesne, Utah, well of the Ute Petroleum company, on June 4 was drilling in hard blue limestone at a depth of 1,803 feet. The well was shut down for some time pending the|; arrival of the ten-inch casing, mediately after the 10-inch casing was set and drilling was begun the strong showings of oil resumed. These show- ings have continued from time to time to the present depth. Western Oil Fields Production. A Mexia dispatch says production in that field of Western Oil Fields cor- poration is running 4,200 barrels a day. butchers $9.90@10.20; packing grades $9.00@9.75. Cattle, recetpts 6,300; beef steers; slow. generally steady; top, both light and heavy weights $9.2! jhe stock steady to 10c lower; veals’25c to $2 lower; other classes of stock mostly steady. Sheep, receipts 5,000; spring lambs Se to 50c lower; bulk $12.75@13.00. top $13.25; clipped lambs and sheep steady to 25c lower; top clipped. lambs $12.00; ewes mostly $5.00 down; feeders steady. SWEPT BY FIRE FORT WORTH, Texas, June 14.— Fire starting late last night destroyed more than half the business district jof Oi City, Texas, causing damage |estimated at $150,000 before it was | brought under control early this morn- ing according to reports reaching here. rs LLOYD COMPANY LANDS THESMOPOLS CONTRACT THERMOPOLIS, Wyo, June 14-— The Lioyd Building company of Cas- per was awarded the contractifor ex- tension of this city’s paving system when bids on the work were opened by the city council. Excelient work was done on:paving already laid here hy the Lioyd company was a material factor in deciding the contest between pound | contragtors. sen, Newcastle 84% acres in SE% of|\" OILTOWNIS OILS STRONG AT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1922. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE | (Continued from Page Nine) ; 2.65 90M -----——- cout amen tad 2S ss MARKET CLOSE Bees Allis Chalmers .. a American Beet Si Sos, Kenwood; | American Can ‘ Lot 3, Bik. = Park pane eee =e + == ; American Car & Foundry White, H. L., co Walvert Bery ...-..Lot 4, Bik. 48, White—_——-—-——---__-______-_-------_-----_--------—- - ! a American Hide & Leather Further Recoveries Recorded | wnittington, J. W. .-...---.--:--...Lot 174? Bik. 35, North Gasper; s [Amersene Tate oe: Today from Recent Market Lot 116, Bik. 38, North Casper————————_____--___. 1946 eo . Pee Depression. Witcor, Chartes, oo flee Ben Realty Lot 9, Bik. 22, 1 ating! & Sagas NEW YORK, June 14.—Further ma-| 14¢r- H- B- Amore terial recoveries from Monday's sharp| -~., ~~ ros P 238. erican break featured today’s broad stock Claude 1 market, despite heavy profit. Wiley, . 7 re ee ‘ 2nd firmer money tendencies, gro Tat 26, EIKO, Bheriaan nae arg julf and West Indies approximated 1,000,000 shares. Wilkie, FLV. ..+-eeeeree- sees ec eee- Si pry min ta . Baldwin Locomotive . Motors, oils, and shippings were at tae es Heights oso Baltimore and Ohio best. prices” Of: tie diay ian the haat Lot 21, Sheridan ae Bethlehem Steel “'B' hour, espelially Studebaker, Maxweit| Wilborne, C. M.co J, H. McGinnis ..Lot 61, Kenwood. cake Canadian’ Pacitic A, Chandleg, Mexican Petroleum and ppg sy oes re =F = 2 202.85 {Central Leather . United Fruit. The closing Wiltiams, John, c-o Joe Karper ....,Lot 14, Blk. 2, Midwest--—-—---—--—--——-—_------------_--_.---______ “ | Ghandler Motors strong. w*S/ Williams, Judd c-o H. T. McAntire—Lot 6, Bik. 156, Casper-——_—__-__________ 112.45 Giliawes She eie ree Williams, J. J., c-o Francis Smith ..Lot 6, Blk. 5, Midwest_————_--__________-__ 4.40 Chicago, R. i. and Py NEW YORK, June 14.—Ratis ana| Williamson, Agnes <* rat Pac Chino Copper . : Colorado Fuel Corn Products oils featured the further spirited rally of prices in the stock market at the opening of today’s session. New York Mike Henry .. Mountain & Gulf New York Oil . Crueibl 5 Ne Stee Th | Outwat Sages Canadian Pacific and Lake lay a3. | Rea a ~ . ie homage paren Hig asics rose 1 to General Asphalt . ; | Five Tril Poin si gains were scored General Electric | = 614 | Picardy by Standard Of of New Jersey and| Wilson. William .... |General Motors is Riverton Sinclair. Other strong issues em | Wyo. Bids. & Apt. House Co. . Co. | Goodrich Fo: braced Davison Chemical, Utah Cop steel and ofl groups. Crucible Steel| Pub. June 7, 14, 21, 28, 19292. fell 1% an dthe high priced oils also wave way sharply, as did Sinclair on profit taking following the announce- ment of an initial quarterly dividend of 50 cents. Pierce Oil preferred ad- vanced 4%, Fisher Body 4, Continen- tal Cau 3, Reynolds Spring 2%, Man- hattan Eletated 2, and Studebaker, American Sumatra Tobacco, Postum Cereal preferred, American Linseed, Pierce Arrow preferred, Sears Roe. buck, International Harvester, and American Radiator 1 to 1%. Invest- nient railroad were in demand, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line and Illinois Central gain- ing 1 to 1%. Tennessee Copper Texas Co. * Texas and Tobacco Products ..... Transcontinental O11 Union Pacific .. United Retail Stores U. 8. Ind Alcohol . United States Rubber United States Steel Utah Copper ...... stinghouse Electric Willys Overland ......: American Zinc, Lead and Sm. Butte and Superior Cala. Petroleum Montana Power ex div. Shattuck Arizona ...... Great Northern Ore - Crude Market Grass Creek . Elk Basin .... Lance Creek Hamilton Dome a a River ... it Creek Big Muddy Mule Creek eee ae A Siamese Buddhist, when he takes a solemn oath, says: “If I lie, may [ be cast ino purgatory, and there be made to carry water through fire in a MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE. * Berre ne aSssesss Dettany ‘of one, certain. real ox jitions of one certain ants mortgage, dated March 16th, A. D. 1921, made and delivered by C. W. Mapes and Nelle Mapes, of Casper, Wyoming, to les Knight, of Douglas, Wyoming, for One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), which said mortgage was duly filed for record in the office of the County Clerk and Ex-%fficio Regis- ter of Deeds for Natrona County, Wyoming, on March 28, 1921, and duly recorded in Book 22 of Mort- gages, at page eb di ‘4 And upon which said mortgage there is now due at the date of this notice, by reason of the default in the conditions of said mortgage. the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), together with an at- torney’s fee of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00), as provided in Money. NEW YORK, June 14.—Call money stronger; high 4; low 8; ruling rate 3. closing bid 3%; offered at 4; last loan 4; call loans against acceptances 2%; time loans steady; 60 days 4; 90 days 4; six month 4%; pirme mer- cantile paper 4@4%\. BOND SECURITIES Quotations Furnished by the John U. Fish Securities Corporation, Cheyenne, Wyo., ‘ Inquiries Answered. ee Foreign Exchange Irregular. said mortgage; . Securities nae ua nod NEW YORK, June 14.—Great Bri- ‘ eee stones go wae pee moceet Anglo-Am. Oil, 7%6,1925 103% 103% tain a id $4.47. cabl ATM ing at Jaw or “ as rg ‘Sus, Red., és, 1937. 100% 100% PSOne ote ee debt secured by said mortgage, or day bills on banks $4.45%; France de- THREE DEAD IN TRAGIC CRIME (Continued from Page One) Am. T..& T., Gs, 1924 ... 1013 101% peurr ts pemprtng phat any part thereof; « 3 2 . + cabl 80; ly de- A ‘ ie Bar Goo ee tee ess deste mand 4.99; cables 4.9914; Belgium de-| _ Notice is hereby given: That by virtue of the power of sale in said mand 8.21%; cables $8.22; Jnortgage contained, and the statute demand 108% Germany 1% cables 32; Holland de- cables 38.95; Norway de- Sweden demand 25.87; Denmark demand 21.80; domand 19.03; Spain demand 15.78; Greece ‘demand 4.05; Poland demand Sis, Brit., 5%s, Surveying and Locations Geologists Oil Experts Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints chile, ne 02%; Czecho-Slovakia demand 1.90; Con, Coal, 5s, 1950 .. cape from the hell within the place, . Cop. Expt., &s, 1923 He was only slightly injured when a|ATSentine demand 36.50; Brazil de} WYOMING MAP AND opper Expt. & bullet from Mrs. Tubbs’ rifle grazed|™2"4 18.95 Montreal 99 3-12. BLUE PRINT CO. pper Expi the side of his face. Cub, pari le P. O. Box 325 e contin ‘rom . an's rifle enabled ‘Tabbe to mee, | NEW YORK, June . 14.—Copper Room 10, Daly Bldg. 8 ple of tires in the rear of the store, | “@ Siectrolysic iepot ail bra tuces, Dan. Con. Mun, 8s, 1946. and barricade himself ana the other|!°%@14c. Tin spot and futures Del. & Hud. 544s, 1987 .. 99% 100 | members of the family. By thie time | $#2-00; Iron steady; prices unchanged. Sen’ 76030485 9854 thie flock ot thes as eee een | eens veins spot $5.75@6.00. Zine Den., 8s, 1945 steady; East St. Louis spot and near- 1 with blood, and the continual shoot- 5 DuPont,’ 748, 1931 ing and screams of women and cnil.|Y 9-42: Antimony spot $5.12@$5.37.||| BARGAINS IN REBUILT eignen oy. d aren resounded throughout the vil- mae Underwoods, Remingtons, French Gov., age. “3 : ‘ Gt 5% The climax of the affatr came when | No Va une 14—Forelgn bar L. C. Smiths, Royals. Gt. 7s, 1936 . Mit ae sdans Gonincoedl ah uty Sheritr|S!ver 72%; Mexican dollars 65%. Hock:, Valley, 68, 1924.. 100% 100% Der’ Harry Churchill, M. G. Howe and Jake LaBelle, Iron, 6s, 1940 . 99 100 London Money, Jap. Gov., 48% 1931 .... TMS Gardwood advanced to the door. They LONDON, June 14.—Bar — silver Ist, 414, 1925. 91% 91%] were met by a veritable hail of bul- 2 woke aioe ee 2nd, 43s, 1925 89% 90%]lets from both defenders, but some- 2 : Discount rates, short bills 2 7-16 per! , 68, 1949 .... 99% how all escaped uninjured, and were| Cont. thi Oa buly/aik a 0., Tr. & Lt. 68, 1947 9634 97 Jabie to empty their guns into the| ent three mon Latcco? ats B, G.N. Jt Gis, 1036 vast aie barricade. The first volley did the " 4 bs, 2 : work and Tubbs and his wife fell,| his body riddled with bullets. His Repairs and Supplies. 6%4s, 1941 109% 109% i pplies. 931 . 107% killed almost instantly, The body of | wife lay beside him in a pool of her Typewriters for Rent. Pen. R.R., 74s, 193 107% 108% | Mrs. Tubbs, who was a heavy woman, | Own blood, with a gapfhg bullet hole nt. Pen. R. R., 6%, 1936.. 109% fell upon her infant child, so Serious-| in her head to tell of how she had Paris LUM R. R., 6s, 1958 8144 ly injuring {t that little hope is held/ ‘ied. The infant lay beneath her un-||} CASPER TYPEWRITER Queensland, 7s, 1941 -. 109% 110% | Cue tor ite recovery. 7 conscious, and internally injured. The EXCHANGE Quednsland, 6s 1947 -. asm prin It is believed by witnesses that bul-| Other children had made their escape Seine, 1s, 2 mee + from the scene and lay huddled to- 3 4s, 1925 98%, 99% | lets from a high powered rifle used Seon Carat 2 by Howe did the killing, although no|sether near tho door. ‘Their outlook |//230 E. 2nd St. Phone 856, South. Ry., 6%s, ‘ positive determination of this fact | #8 orphans at the hends, of the all 8. W, Bell Tel, can be obtained until the coroner's | is_anything but a pleasant one. Swiss Gov., 5s, inquest. Swiss Gov., 5448, 1929 ..” 101% 102 [Political Advertisement] gta, ae. 1ale ee ‘Two theories have been advanced Wir ty: Ga, AV6Be sca s 96 |by authorities as to the manner of Whit-Gless., 6s, 1941... 99 |Mrs. Tubbs’ death. That she was U. Tel. & Tel., Ge; 1952 -. 94% | [shot by bullets from the guns of the ouncement U. B, & P., 6s, 1942 ...... zs posse is the one generally accepted, but others who witnessed the battle say that Tubbs, mad with lust for blood, shot his wife m the head as the posse entered the door, Much will be disclosed at the tnquest over the bodies of Tubbs, his wife, and Magnusen, to be conducted this aft- ernoon by Coroner C. H. Hoffman of Converse county. Bullets will be com- pared; and the mystery of the death of Mrs, Tubbs will be cleared. ‘The wounded were placed in a hos- pital in Douglas, where an operation in an effort to save;Magnusen's life ‘was performed. However, he never regained consciousness. He leaves a widow and two children, destitute and without means of support. ‘When the smoke of the battle had cleared and the high tension under which the people had “labored was re- leased, residents timidly joined mem- bers of the posse in the store. The floor near the barricade was soaked with the blood of Tubbs and his wife. J The man lay on bis back on the floor. oo BODY OF MAN 15 SEEN FLOATING DOWN RIVER THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Juns 14.— Points along the Big Horn river below ‘Thermopolis have been advised to be on:the lookout for the body of a man seen.floating down the stream by an employe of the local power company. The man who sighted the body wes unable to rescue it but declares he ~was’able-tosidentify it clearly. — A plan.is under consideration to amalgamate all the shoe workers’ or- ganizations in America into one big union which shall be independent of the American Federation of Labor, I wish to announce my candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket subject to the August primaries. ADDIE KENSINGER. WANTED | Experienced grocery solitior and collector. Per- manent job, good pay. Applicant must be honest and capable. Opening June 25th. Don’t apply unless you can deliver the goods. ADDRESS S. M., BOX A-8, TRIBUNE ison, a esccecceess-L@t 21, Bik, 9, East Burlington; nec ee ates Lot 22, Blk. 9, East Burlington; Lot 23, Let East Burlington Lot 14, Bik. Let 23, Bik. L, South. Lat 3, Bik. D, South; Nelson in such cases made and provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale of the said mortgaged property, on the 20th day of July, A. D. 1922, at 2 o'clock P. M. at the front door of the Court House|ty-three (23) in Block Si five of the District Court, Casper, Na-| (65) of Sheridan Heights Addition, trona County, Wyoming, at which time and place there will be so1d at “oe auction to the highest bidder ‘or cash so much of the mortgaged property hereinafter described as will be required to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, to- gether with the interest thereon to| 5, 12, lican ticket subject to the A red date of sale, and attorney's as follows: Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming. the Sheriff trona County, Wyoming. [Political Advertisement] €0690000906000604 Announcement . I wish to announce my candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Natrona County on the Repub- oe GC North Lots 16-17, Bik. D, South; fe |Great Northern pit”: Sunset |. 5 Ber, Central Leather, Consolidated Gas Lots 19-20-21, Blk. D, South | Inspiration Copper Western Exploration. 2.90 3.00. | Cu ‘ane preferred, Gulf States Lota 11-12, Blk E, South -—_._ 3.95 International Hareseter 10a 7 | Wind River Refs. ... 01 02 =e Truck, Studebaker and Weating Lots § and 6, Blk, §, East Burlington; we Int. MeriMarine pfa. .. esta ceek titan vosspeatthemrrcarry Love pan. eons Lots 10, 11 and 12, Bik. D, South__ 23.35 : |International Paper . - uoyant on the - 2) [Invincible Oil ........ {i [better outlook for the adjustment of| Branton, John R. . 8% mh BA tkehss tela, iat 8 28, Bae. 80 190 A. 5 22.25 |Kelly Springfield Tire 4) ~ "35 | that country’s external debt, rising] Bryan, I. E. - ———--—--8 %& N %, % Me % Sec, 11, Twp. 33, Rng. s |Kennecott: Copper ..* Western States - 8 35 --!4% to § points‘in the serie doatbuge sw X% sw % Sec. 12. vee Rag. oe me! SS 79.90 Louisville and Nashville... “ RB CU ‘i The market moved . H. A tapes NW % SE %, Nw SW » Twp. 35, Rng, 82; ‘i Pet 2 Yorn CURB CLOSING. ved steadily forward| Johnson, H. A. ..--+- ; Ms a [aetna Seeroletiay Monin Producers # 1648 during the morning on a moderate NE \ SE \, SW % SE %, Part SE % SW % Sec. 6, Twp. 35, Rng. 82 13.90 sans ete Cae Merritt... : volume of business. Oils and rails|Deweese, James 3.80 Midvale Steel Glenrock Oil . remained the dominant issues, a ma-| Furnas, J. E. .- Dips Missouri Pacific _ Salt Creek Prds. - jority of these shares scoring further Ke New York Central = — obese Con: : = Pie ea Republic Iron and| Interstate Mills & Power Co. 5 N. ¥., N. HL, and Hartford a je teel, the independ 5 Norfolk and Western . re Py sues of {that Gsscription continved “ a 12.60 Worthen Pasific ... Marine strong. Motors and their subsidiaries| Kanson, Ivan N. .+siyeseseseseeeter . 2, . 40, 3 Oklahoma Prod. and’ Ref. are ap well as augers, shippings, tontine % SE i, 8S % NE %, NW % NE K, NE \ NW \ Sec. 25, Twp. Eee laa Passi S. O. Inéiana . and leathers were in demand at } :o pg enngs a ihiy cate Bennasteatiat ee Cities Service Com. .. 2 points gains, General Electric was| Larson, Mra. Louise ....--.-...+..1ot 27, Blk. Ip J . Fensland conspicuous a) Lot 28, Bik. 6, Central Addition —______. mune ‘» Ges poaaiaen breed the equipments, Ro: 8 % SEX Sec. Twp. Pure Oil .. ‘s vancing * points and o Moore, IeRoy . > eer e meeras Pips RES es Be... hardened on further re} rack son, David ‘SE % SW SW% SEX Sec. 30, Twp. 36, Rng. caged First 4s ports of foreign | Robinson, NEY} NW, NW% NEX, Sec. 31, Reading .. meee tears buying. Call money opened at 3 ter NEX NWH, NW NEM, Sec. 31, Twp. 36, Rng. $6, (160 A.) . |x». Tron and Steei Pree nue cent, despite the heavy withdrawals of| Royce, Edward "Wie any Sint amie eee eae meee Bed Second 4% deposits trom local banks to meet fed: EY NEY. NWK NEX, Nw SEM SWH NEE } P . . 4% e interest BM D s, . ; ; |Sincliar Con. O11. as aye oF Bullish ana NE SW, Sec. 9, Twp. 30, Rng. 82. Southern Pacific | A ivities in selected issues ri ON Southern Railway Victory’ 4% was utilized as a screen to selling NW% NW, Sec. 10, Twp. 30, Rng. 82, (480 A) as Standard Oil of N. J. . elsewhere but the recessions were leDONALD, Studebaker Corporati comparatively slight except in "ane County Treasurer and Collector for Natrona County, Wyo. 7 ra : ‘ees. Which said property is described Lots Twenty-two (22) and Twen- Said sale will be conducted by or under-sheriff of Na- CHARLES KNIGHT, Mortgagee. SETAE 7, 14, 21,-28, Jaly ugust primaries. AGNES M. CLARE. ACCOUNTANTS 1 GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Auditors and ae Registrar and Transfer Agen' 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY idg. Phone and and General Accounting. AUDITORS eee ee ees ith Floor 0-S Bidg. Phone 767 ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Rooms 11-12 Townsend | 310 0-S Building RAYBURN 8. WEBB, Architect Suite 12, Daly Bldg. Phone 1351) L AWNINGS “7 Mouth Linco baa Piano 927M BAGGAGE and TRANSFER Baggage, lauling and ‘Moving. Phone’ 743 RAPID TRANSFER and pears Ghaa 4 jo ‘e Phone 1427 : SEARLES TRANSFER | Res. Phone 87W Oific> Phone 701W CHIROPRACTORS 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 706 DR. B. G. HAHN DR, EDNA HAHN Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones. Office 423, Res. 1235 M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kimball St. Phone 1457 DR. C. I. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic and Chiropractic Phone 1754 DR. I. E. BERQUIST fer Bldg. Phone 1757 CONTRACTORS . A. HANSON, Plastering and Building--Phone 981M. ~ LEO J. BECK Floor Surfacing Phone 807M! 5: J. Phone 1721 Suite 6, Tribune Apartmente: Ph, 388 Room 54 Weod Bldg. fies 1273 Midwest Bldg. « cera tie DS TS RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORES 434 W. Yellowstone Phone 1 General Roofing Contractors, CHIROPODISTS r) DR. E. C. BADGEKN Podiatriat. Suite 9 Smith Bldg. 131 East Second Street - DOCTORS KEITH, M. D. Office Phone 30 Residence 1! Private Hospital—612 South ‘Durbin det Telephones 1650 and 1631 ae HOUSE MOVERS & WILLIAM NEIDEROUER 1107 South Melrose Phone 260 LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. ttorney-at- Suites 14-1516" Townsend OSTEOPATHS DR. CAROLINE C. DAVIS sician DR. L. L. WADE DR. C. A. SANFORD Osteopathic Phone 1030 ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING CO. Repair- ing and Recoating a il - East Twellh Phone 18043