Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 8

rn rer PAGE E} EIGHT be Casper Daily Cribune days. All last week only 125 cars of | mélons reached New York | California melons quoted at $8 = ‘erate yesterday sold for $4.50 today, | while Georgia crates fell from $2.50 to | $1.50 and some were turned back to ie railrouds. INSTOGK MART Prices Higher Today on New York Exchange and Clos- ing Is Strong. 69% LOCAL OF STOCKS. =" Big Indian .. Silver. NEW YORK, June 20—Foreign bar silver, 70%; Mexican dollars, $4. et ee Foreign Exchange, Strong. NEW YORK, June 20—Great Brit- ain demand 4.44; cables 4.44%; 60 NEW GASOLINE LINE 1 soWPLETED === The four-inch gasoline line, which the Midwest Refining * company commenced to build from Casper to Salt Creek gas pater plant, was completed Sunday afterncon, when the Gordon | American Construction company completed the ditching and filling. American The line, which is the second gasoline line to be built by | 4™"=2 the Midwest, will more than double the amount of gasoline WHEAT TREND ‘hich may te Pamoed from the Se | AN, Ol UPWARD TODAY York Central railroad in beha't of all of its subsidiary compani-s and its Consolidated Royalty. ital wete 120 |Cow Gulch + 139% | Domino 90 a 51%) EB. T. Williams 98% thority to issue and sell $27,600,000 im 5 per cent equipment trust certifi- cates. The funds will be used to buy new rolling stock and the issue will be variously guaranteed as to payment of principal and interest by both the New York Central company and the Michigan Central, the “big four” and others of tts subsidiaries. Italy demand 4.90! cables 4.91. Belgium demand 8.27; cables 8.27%. Germany demand .31%; cables 31%. Holland demand 38.50; cables 38.55. NEW YORK, Jane 20.—Oils, steels, motors and investment rails, with Mexican Petroleum, Studebaker and Great Northern as the chief features contributed largely to the substanti-| Norway demand 16.65. ally higher range of prices in today’s! Sweden demand 25.50. Stock market. Sales approximated| Denmark demand 21.25. 1,000,000 shares. Switzerland demand 19.02. Mexican Petroleum wavered in the! Spain demand 15.60. jast hour. but other ofls Leld. High| Greece demand 3.95. ‘srade rails were carried upward by/| * Poland demand .02%- the strength of Great Northern :ad{ CzechoSlovakia demand 1.93. Northern Pacific. The closing was! Argentine 35.50. strong. Brazil demand 13.75. Montreal 99 1-32. AU,, Gulf Baldwin Locomotiv: Bakimore and Ohio Bethiehem #tecl “B™ Canadian Pacific . Central Leather 47% | Jupiter -_ 7642 | Coastal i Kinney oCastal Lance Creek Royalty: Lask Royalty Preston . 25% | Northwest 40% |New Yorx Oi 29% | Mike Henry . ... - 30° | Mountain & Gulf —... 101 New York Oil ——~..31.00 Outwest i The company was in charge of the laying of the line, while the Gordon Construction company had the con tract for the ditching and filling. The first gasoline was started through the line last night but it is expected that it will be 48 hours be- fore any of the fluid reaches Casper. Previous to the commencing of the gasoline through the line, a stront air pressure was shot ‘Copper Expt. &s, 1925 Cub. Am. Sug., 8s, Sub. RR, 7%s, 6 Sub. Tet, Tis, 1941 be lowered some 17 feet to the newly discovered third sand which is con- servatively making in excess of 800 barrels a day. Since Carl Newman, formerty p:0 duction man for the Weber and Gy‘sy Colorado Fuel and Iron .....-- Korn Products Crucibla (Steel NEW YORK, June 2.—Initial ic laced in operation and giv: 1" e e, oe structures o Casper. I is owned by ya factor and there was talk that some| placed eae 5 ving satis-|Ke'ty Springifeld Tire <5% | Western States comprised the other firm to strong in tatdisally Gab ettectic pad een three mx overnight export business had been /# 3 ar ae completed stills | Kennecott Copper au ly “on Custrieia.cn4l eaueieieian: pestle iy one utes cal Sas fens Loree yi done. The opening, which varied| have a combined charging capacity of | Louisville and Nashville c Among rails the only noteworthy * kK from unchanged figures to %c higher, | 2,500 barrels a day, Mexican Petroleum NEW Your conn yer 2100 feet of the surface and theer is Ory Weather Reports Contrib- ute to Stronger Demand on Exchange. CHICAGO, June 20.—Wheat scored & moderate upturn in price today dur. ing the early dealings, an unexpected| The Standard Oi Inspiration Copper ... 49 | wind River Refg. leum, General Asphali and Royal! Lead sfeady; spot 5.75@6.00. mane advance in Liverpool quotations act-|diana refinery at Glenrock, recently | Tiiterrational Harvester 103 |Uaited Pete . Dutch advanced 1 to 2% pointa| Zinc steady; Eaxt St. Louis spot| Bolton field js claiming an unusual nt. ler. Marine pfd. 3% ing as the chief stimulus. A rally in sterling exchange also was a bullish July $1.10% to $1.10% and September $1.10% to $1.11 gains all around. Subsequently, , Was followed by ary weather com- plaints from Cxxada tended to give the market additional strength. It was also eaid rains were needed in some sections west of here. The close was unettled 2% to 2% net higher with July $1.12% to $1.12% und Sept through the .ine for three days. The oil which wiil flow through the new line 1s caiied casing head gas and has a sra about 80 degrees Baume. Glenruk Plant Operating. company of In- completed to handle heavy rerun oil from the Mutual plant there, has been Pine Mountain Well Test. Production of the California On company’s well on holdings of the Evans Oil cyndicate at Pine Moun- tain, west of Casper, is rated at 35 barrels a day, as established by a re- cent test following shooting of the sand. In the senme field the Alaska Devel- sou mois Central 103% International Paper Cipd Invincible Of 18 mi Copper Midéie States Oil Midvale Steel .. Missouri Pacific ° New York Central . N. Y., N. HL, and Hartford . forfolk and Western Northern Pacific Oklahoma Prod. and Pacific Oil ex div. ... Pan American Petroleum . deasiings in the stock market fore-| shadowed a continuance of the recent| extraordinary movements among oils. Mexican Petro'eum reacted 1% points at the outset, but soon made full re covery. Standard Oils of California and New Jersey, Pan-American Petro-| Red Bank S Five Tribes Pet. Co. Picardy .... Riverton Kefg. .. - Royalty & lroducers . «11 Sunset . =a Tom Bell Royalty .... Western Exploration. Wyo-Kans . Wyo-Tex Western Oil Fields Studebaker, American Ice, Mercantile Marine preferred, and Corn Products Mountain Producers .$ change was a point rise of Kansas J City Southern. Highest prices for a year or more were established by specniative favor- ities during the morning. Mexican Pe- troleum increased its gain to 9% points and Studebaker rose 3% points. Most other foreign and domestic olls continued to strengthen. Independent stecls were substantially better, Guit Cosden Prod Marine and Retrs Metals. NEW YORK, June 13% @lic. Tin firmer. spot and nearby 31.25 @31.37; future 31.25@31.37. Iron steady; and nearby delivery 5.35@5.40. Antimony spot 5.12@65.37. TRIKE RULING (Continued trom Page One) sroup of mine owners seeking the injunction, said that it covered the 20.—Copper steady; electrotytic spot and futures prices unchanged. interests in the Mid-Continent field, has taken charge of the property the most flattering results have been ob- tained. However, his ingenuity is be ing taxed to handle the shut-in wells and prevent oll from polluting the sur- rounding creeks being used tz sheep- amount of attention at this time as] it is one of the closest producting every reason to believe that thers are at least two more producing horions at a compartively shallow depth, At the annual stockholders’ meeting recently held in Iowa a change was made in the directorate reducing the number from 11 to 7 and the follow- ing will officiate for the ersuing year: Noah Williams, E. J. Quirk, M. J. Gothbe:g, M. U. Weber, A. C. John- Paris LM R. R., 6s, 1958 Queensiand, 7s, 1941 .. Queensland, 6s, 1947 Seine, 1942. Sin. Crude Oil, 5%s, |. % Cle, &3, 1927 Pennsytvant: a Comy c States rising, over five po'ats. Gains ston, R. B. McGregor and Ed. Meents. me $113%. to $1.13%. opment company is drilling at 1240|Pcopies Gas. obese of 1 to 2 prints were acoced by Cruci-| Prep tance Which employes about | 7.0" newly-clected officers are Noah th Corn’ ‘and onto: were firmer with| feet in its No. 1 well and well No. 2] Pure on .. LIBERTY BONDS. ble, Lackawanna, Midvale, Vanadium,| * 7 Williams, president; Mark U. Weber, Te wheat, After opening unchanged to|is setting casing at 400 feet. Ray Consolidated Copper ++$100.00/ Nova Scotia and Republic, Ameri- SUPPLY OF FUEL vice-president; A.C. Johnston, secre- ts Xe higher, July 61%c to 61%%c, the - Reading $9.90) an and Baldwin Locomotives ‘were 1s RUNNING 7 tary and Ed Meents, treasurer and Us Tel. & “Fel 5s, 1952 . im corm market made x moderato general| Producers and Retiners’ Operations. | RP. Iron’ and Steet +: yoo.nz|=rrongest of the equipments, Corn|"5 RUNNING TOW. ng |seneral manager. o42 ; 3 Royal : 4 + 1002/5 ns 2 2 N, June 20. — The er acre. : the peancara iota ot | qe remucers and Refiners’ corporation re Roehaek Second 4% Products, Coca Cola, Allied Chemicals,’ ranroads of the country on June 1 i pepayes ‘from a0 will have 20 rigs operating in the|Sinctair Con Of - aan Third 4%5 00] American Smelting and Sears Roe- Electric arcs generating = tempera: y had on hand 75 days supply.of bi 1j___aetive demand for corn for export. The| Wyoming fields when new strings|¢rcuthern Pacific 89% | Fourth 4%s 100.00] buck gained 1 to 2 points. Rails re-| tuminous coal, according to a state. |tur® Of 6.500 degrees Fahrenheit are oj close was:firm % to 1% net higher; | ortered for the Ferris field in Carbon| Southern Railway 22%] Victory 4%s8 - 100.46/snained sluggish on very light deal- coal, according to a state: | 1.64 by divers to cut metals under| children on the Pacific coast in Cal say ek 23 CoN O% eather ref 2 si is ment isst:ed today by the commerce fornia. th : county are put to use and the com-|‘ ik . J. % 1 Call money opened at 3 per water, Oate-startediat %o ff to a Ike up- fun devel: program | Studebaker Corporation sae fest cepartment based on a report of the turn, July 34%c and then went higher Tnes dinserBanen COX ‘section | Tennessee Copper cent and foreign exchanges were/ American Railway association. On © tor all deliveries. Texas Co. firmer. May 1 the carriers had 94 days sup- : Provisions responded to higher J tations on hogs. quo- Quotations, High. Low. Close 25-26-27 well No. 11 is being tubed at 1,800 feet, No. 4 ts drilling at 1,445 feet and No. 12 on section 26-25-87 is down 1,065 feet. Wertz No. 2 well at Lost Soldier is wafting for casing at 2,400, feet and No. 3 has been spudded |! Texas and Pacific . Tobacco Products Transcontinental On Union Pacific United Retaf? Stores. . S. Ind. Alcohol . United Stetes Rubber: 15% + 136% 6445 eex{ElIk Basin Crude Market Grass Creek . Lance Creek . Hamilton Dome 90! parently vanished in the early after- Any misgivings which may have been entertained as to the effect on the general list of the extraordinary movement in Mexican Petroleum ap- noon when high «rade investment ply. On June 1 the statement said, the railroads ha@ 10,846,567 tons of bi- tuminous coal in stocks o nhand, the total daily average consumption being 284,000 tons, of which the THIS NEW ASPIRIN BRINGS ONLY RELIEF , |in. The corapany has two wells drill-| 7 ns Rock River ‘stocks shared in the further substan-| gaj ti fi = 210M 7.12% 1.70% 3.12% | ing on Mahoney domey No. 1 on sec: Oe ene: as Salt Creek mish tial ries, -ddaxionn’ Petroleum mounted | feqene Spa. “345,000 1tSce, onioered ‘Orticacs easiness wai = Laan 116% 124% st6m | LOM 3426-28 betns down 1.065 feet and] Westinghoure ‘Hiectric Pohertnaed to $1.71% compared with $1.60, yes-) with stock on hand of 15,052,268 | most effective pain stop but - 1 : 3 No. 1 on section 33-26-88 ts 1,145 feet.| Willys Overland Mule Creeic terday's closing and Thursday's low-| tons on fay 1 when the total daily many folk after taking {t, are The company's Sand Draw test in| American Zinc, Lead and Sm. “16% b est of $1.32%. Independent steels, subject to severe attacks of $1.32% +| average consumption was 278,000 - 1% 62% -61% .62%] promont county ts to de drilled deep-| Butte and Cragin fmotors, coppers, equipments and divi-| + ¢ which the dail : heartburn. This being the case, - 8 65% .65 65% « Cala Petroléum a ‘ons of which the iy average con- they fear to continue fts use. 4% 864 lets 95% [CT 2 S0-million toot gas flow having | [a2 Petroléum . dend paying railroad shares were in| sumption from stock “was 160,000 Ddatke Dkarcespeantial oe sakes W \heen mudded off successfully at 2,587] Snettuck Arizona Livestock Marte it: torettent of the upward movement.| tons. On April 1 stocks on hand by rin—TINGLE'S say ss } feet Great Northern Ore - Studebaker reached $1.28%, a rise of| the railroads was 19,843,833 tons and - eed ren Jere “arm | At Salt Creete No. 1 well on section 5% points while gains elsewhere of 1| the total dally average consumption ces 37% 2 3 32-40-78 $s rigged un while No. 6 to 5 points were numerous. 2 == ieee AYE >< 88 oe oe te suas ots ikaows-1i140..tept NE}: W% NW. SEUNW of 16 ‘01 Quotations, ba Arey trriey cae ab mis seks: tive added. It is the digestant UNDERRE AME July 31.50 11.55 11.45 11.19 |9M4 No. 7 ts being cemented at 2,238/17.104, is aad ietijp acres Neb., Sune e 30-—(Unites| +, Ys Sve. tat consumption of the rallruads wap ing inserter oe UUTiagso 11.85 11.78 31.77. | feet: Harry L. Duhrkoop, Salt Creek | vc’, bureau of Markets.)—Hogs—|! 1 now gnne 20 -Bar sitver| 8520000 tons of which 420,006 ‘The laxative cleanses the sys: “ape nd ; The company ts cleaning out its| Wyo, all of 16-39- 80. Dae B00 te tek pet .hosS steady:| seigq per ounce. Money 20 per cent,| ‘MS Was consumed from current | tem Of the toxins or body pol ‘| wells in the Osage field for larger} R. M. Boeke, Casper, Wyo., all cf| O10 .c1),.0 sip pound butchers $9.90) 0 ie ‘rates, short and three| Coal received and,4,200,000 tons con- Sticke ptarentemnte oeeal production and all will be connected | 36-40-81. 10.38; ‘top $10.80;- miteed and’ pack: | 2 een bites fuer ont sumed from stocks as compared | % et CE = - with a central pumping plant John Bircumshew, ‘Basin, Wyo. | inf Stades slow, steady to 10c lower; \ z with a total consumption of 8,300,- = SETS SEXNWK: SWKNEK of 4-45.98:| DUIK 250 to 350 pound weights $9.50 aie 000 tons in April, of which 3,550,00 CIRCAGO.LL athe 40) <= Potatoes New State Leases. BSEYNEX of 9-45-98; S% NW;| @10: packing grades $8.75@9.50. Cantaloupes Flood Market. ‘was consumed from stock. % md slightly stronger in sacks, steady on| Avery Haggard, Cheyenne, Wyo., all} NEXSW% of 10-45-98. Cattle—Receipts 7,500; better grades} nw YORK, June 20.—Cantaloupes ese June 1 922 z barrels; receipts 109 carn; total United | of 36-44-93. M. L. Hoyt, Lander, Wyo., all of 16 | beef steers steady to 10c higher; med-|in the wholesale market today cost 9 be th eicion Ubisaaite G00! Aiea Ale N. Hagood and A. K. Bott, Cas-| 18-104. jum and common grades weak to 15¢| ony a little more than half of what © pama, Okiahoma and Louisiana| Per; W¥o., SW%SW of 19-46-98. Grace T. Muirhead, Worland, Wyo.,| lower, to $9.20; yearlings, $9.45: she| they sold for yesterday, due to heavy hr sackef Bliss Triumphs No. 1 2.758 F. P. Waptes, Seattle, Wash., all of | all of 36-48-90. stock weak to 25c lower; veals 25c to shipments from California and RAW MILK ct cwt; Alabama, Sprain Rose| 262227. M. V. Askwith, Casper, Wyo., all] 50¢ lower: other classes of stock gon-| Georgia. totaling 1,200 cars in three Its absorbed ' ; . eee ae «| > A. 7 Kelley. Cheyenne, Wyo., 8%! of 16-36-81. erally st \y i 00 qq Sacked No. 1, $2.25@2.50 cwt.; Louisi- Beaop casei gte st 000; dane iscath ] Reasoner Dairy —— 11,0 ana sacked long white, poorly graded 50c higher; bulk natives $12.25@12.50; Vincent Dairy.—....._ 29,000 “¥$1.70@2 cwt.; North Carolina and Nor- best Tdahos held at $18.20; searlings | BeWers 4.00@7.75; calves 7.00@9.50: Allen Dairy ....—.....467,000 “t folk Virginia stave barrels Irish Cob- steady; mixed fed yearling lambs| Pony sine cas pint ache ms ae : Carlson Dairy.__..___ 11,000 a eae ead a Reraaperey $10.85@11.25; sheep unevenly higher; Bee receipts 2.500; market steady; kContinued from Paee One) McFarland Dairy_.. 60,000 Vireiniay stane Derieie, Telah Cobhises heavy ewes $3.50; light ewes $5.25:| ton ede ee Oo eioae making around 250. barrels each can Vroman Dai 70,000 | consin. Michigan sacked round whites Resiers yeteecy: near ancslnts 2.600; meckecstegey, Tyler Dairy. -350,000 $1.75@2 cwt. ellpped ewes 4.50@5.50; pring 2am Swingle Dairy_.__180,000 | Chicago Prices. : ets Butter and Eces. CHICAGO, June 20.—Butter lower; creamery extras 34% @35c; firsts 30% @33%4c; seconds 28@29%4c; standards strong to 50c higher; other grades and IY, aceerseesernee et OD, 000 Pes eceiptny Veeee0 (Continued from Page One) | and former Sate Senator Howard. | ¥earlings slow, steady to weak; top 32,000 case: P23%c; ordinary firsts 20%@21c; miscellaneous 21@22%c; storage packed extras 23%c; storage packed firsts 23%4c, WYOMING PIPELINE RUNS SENATOR HALE 1S. RENOMINATED test stood: Mra. Olesen 4,968; Meigh- en 3.393. Morris 1,525. The contest for clerk of the sv preme court between Miss Grace F, Kaercher, endorsed by the Repub- lican state convention and Herman Mueller, incumbent, elected two years ago, with non-partisan league endorsement, seemed close, as tabu- lation of returns was resumed today, Davies, and his plurality over Guern- sey was nearly 20,000. Davies ran @ poor third. Governor Percival P. Baxton, Re- publican, was renominated by a plur- ality of 25,000 over John P. Deering, with Leon F. Higgins trailing. The vote of 513 election precincts out of 635 in the state, representing 401 out of CHICAGO, June 20.—({United States Bureau of Markets.}—Cattle—Receipts | 9,000; better grades matured steers beef steers $9.75; bulk $8.25@9.15; all other classes generally steady; bologna bulls $4.25@4.35; early sales veal calves mostly $8@8.50; butcher cows and /heifers mostly $5@7.85; canners and cutters $3@4. Hogs—Receipts 29,000; market mostly 10c to 15¢ higher on better grades of butchers; others rlow, wea big packets bidding lower; top $10.9 THE telephone people in this town are jealous of the reputation of their 50,000 70,000: 11,600 Price Dairy. Glenn Dairy —..... Beggs Dairy 18,000 34,000 Coates -—.___ 8,000 - PASTEURIZED MILK Gat i age Cream- 50,000 cities and towns was: servi lFLDS although Miss Kaercher then had a For Senator: Davies 7,230. Guern. | bulk $9.80@10.85; pigs steady to 10c — Tenner Dairy Co 350,000 -s i 4 to 3 Tead. sey 16,699; Hale 36,196. higher; mostly $9.50@10.25; heavy Pathfinder Cream- 5: a er Cre: ; : Returns from 245 precincte-out of | For Governor: Baxter 40,552; | Welght $10-45@10.55; medium $10,600 You cannot do them a better turn than ery Co.. 1,085,000 y 3,438 in the state, early today gave | Deering 14,916; Higgins 10,759. BB; ene eerie hesys 0 eden 10/90; lent ; Pegs} Casper Dair: 25,000 i}, Following;isis comparison by fields! for United States senator: Congressmen Beedy, White, Nel- peak Eh bees perene sows, to report an irregularity inthe telephone A Sarre : g of pipeline runs in Wyoming for the blican—Kell. 16,275; Lun- | son and Hosiey, all Republicans, Smooth, DACRE. | SOV ° i i . ‘week eng feather ce <A deen 7,741; Titi 112. were renominated without opposl- Pais $8.80@9.25; killing pigs $9.25 Senge Give them prompt and intelligent une 3 June 10 a f£ -* salt Creek 54,860 52,430| Democratic—148 precincts, Mra. | [On The Democrats nominated pale: Bliccia sisaiste 10 dete lanka cage ‘ormation about the slightest discour- “2 Big atuaay — —- 3.950 3,800 ones toe Meighan 1.40% ‘Mor |: tits “and ‘fée povemibe foros: |W Seaonaier: ana ORnA? peat tesy, the smailest fault in equipment or the Lance Creek ——_ 7 75 9 517. State Attorney General William R. | Steady to 25c higher; three doubles a 5 Mander 22 420 4601 Representative, Thiré:congresston: | “Pattangall, choice Idaho Iambs $13.25, 75 outs; top = Lussier least aggravating delay, and they will barrels daily. PORTLAND, Maine, June 20.— | mined to put this company in the pro-| ai 2 ‘When the Iowa-Wyoming wel was| Senator Frederick Hale, Republican, | ducing class this summer and make | “!° Pe roel siete 12 days, rate Sug and Mountain States Telephone ( a . rifled in last fal production totaled] without making # personal cam- | it one of the real large independents or one way to 5 days, $80 and = sper Z —-adout 300 barruls daily. As a result} paign, won an easy victory in the | operating with Casper as headquar- || 1, passports required for these cruises. For ‘Mustrated 1 literature address and Tele h Co | el of the cleaning out process, this well] state primaries yesterday. The vote | ters. = grap 3 Cl e now produced $00 barrels. Tho gas} cast for him was larger than the | ‘The officers of this company in-| FURNESS BERMUDA LINE eaner t Pressure ts sufficient to ca the ol tetal for his two opponents, former | clude Ed. Meents, Noah Williams, A 34 Ni a op ba Dow cantiaually, | Congesseman Frank J. Guernsey |C, Johnston and George W, Jarvis, Sh Seo eet Nee eee reed at Cor ae ete, Phone 371 121 E. Fift rm Pilot Butte 110 115 Lost Soldier Hamilton Dome — Mule Creek — Miscellaneous Totals BOLTON PROGUCTION 1s ABOUT 4,000 BARRELS With the cleaning out of Iowa-Wyo- ming well No. 10 at the extreme south end of the Bolton Creek field, as well as increased production from wells owned by other operating companies in that field, the total production from Bolton creek is now estimated at 4,000 - 81,990 al distréct, 63 precincts, ‘Thoreen 7,- 669; Davies 4,414. First reports gave Mrs. Olesen a marked advantage, and for some time she held a lead,.only to lose it as Ramsey county (St. Paul) vote be- gan to come in. Then her lead was diminished until it reached a point where first she and then Meighen would take first place, It is the first time in the history of the state—local politicians say it is first time in the history of the country—that a woman has sought the senatorial nomination of a ma- jor political party, and in Mrs. Ole- sen's case she had the endorsement of the Demogratic convention. Born in Minnesota 36 years ago, Mrs. Olesen lived on a farm in the southern part of the state until sh3 married Peter Olesen, now superin- tendent of city schools at Cloquet. They have one child, Mary, 14 years old, who has taken an active inter- est in her mother's entry into pol!- tics. SENATOR HALE WINS AT POLLS IN-MAINE. In a statement today Senator Hale expressed pleasure with the “vote of confidence” given him, and added: “The contest has been so conduct- ed by all of the contestants as to leave no sore spot, and the Repub- lieans of Maine will be united in September. With Governor Bax- ter as our standard bearer, I believe that we shall win a notable victory.” —____ VIGTOR-WYOMING IS INCREASING HOLDINGS | 2A” i The Victor-Wyoming Oi! company. has been quietly gathering up choice leases and now controls in excess of ,000 acres on proven or sem{-proven structures in Wyoming and over 1,500 acres in proven structures in Kansas. Definite -policy and program for ex- a few days. tensive drilling campaign will be de-, termined and announcement made in| The officials are deter-, natives to packers $12.75; to city butchers $13; good 84-pound dry fed yearlings $11.25; best light fat ewes $6.50; heavies around $3. Qne-third the rego: Made of For children and adults. Denver Prices. DENVER, Colo:, June 20.—Cattle, recetpts 1,300; market steady 25c low- er. beef steers 7.00@8.75;~ cows and JZ¢ “a anadian 7wUtISeCS New York~Halifax~Quebec The Palatial Twin-Screw S. S. “FORT HAMILTON” will make 4 uausually attractive yachting cruises (no freight) Sailing from New York July 8-22 and Aug. 5-19 Stopping one day (each way) at Halifax—Two days at Quebec Seiling throcch the Gut of Cunso and Northumberland Straits, the broad St, Lawrence, up the Saguenay River and thence on to Quebec. Magnificient scenery, smooth water, cool weather, The ship has spacious promenade decks and all deck games, many rooms with bath, finest cul- KIMBALL DRUG CO. thank you. They have no higher material ambition than to move upward in the ranks of tele- Phone employes, and they know that as they give better service the road to promo- tion grows easier. It pays any business man to get better acquainted with the people who help him do business. The telephorie man in this town is worth knowing better. Tell him your telephone troublés, if you ever have any, and watch him them. And he'll th Or become annoyed at 4 soiled frock. No matter how delicate or perishable the fabric or color, wé will clean it for you like new. busy, to correct you. We specialize in dainty summer frocks, Organdies, Swisses, etc., and you will be more than pleased with the results of our work. Ce