Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1923, Page 6

erred sy teess pr eerse seeemeerty ReREeneS T+ PAGE SIX LAM AND GALE PROSPECTS FOR WYOIMING 6000 Monthly Range and Live- stock Summary for Month Optimistic. The monthly Myvestock and range report Issued by the Division of crop and Livestock Estim of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture indicates that Wyoming lamb and calf pros- pects are good at this time, but that fon of sheep cattle and ranges showed a decline during March due to severe weather condi- tions and the al seasonal reduc: tion. The report alsd states that sheep and wool prices are strong having strengthe: a Uttle during the month and prices w show Indications of though still ANCES, Ranges and Feed, Wyoming ranges showed the sea sonal decline during March, but ranges are wel! supplied with feed while Grass d a few places, Much ranges are still covereé desert ranges along the Union Pacific are beginning to open. these ranges and others have little old feed due to dry condition last year. The condition of the ranges {s reported at 81 per cent a decline of 4 points during March. The snows and colder weather during most of the month resulted in heavy feeding over most of the state. Hay supplies are short in many of the southern sections and considerable hay and corn has been shipped in. ‘The central section and the Big Horn Basin are genera!ly well supplie? with feed, with a few localities that are short. The north central end north east districts will heave a surplus, except in a few spots. Sheep. March weather was generally se vere on sheep particularly on the Dig winter ranges in the southern part of the state west of Laramie, in other sections sheep fared very well with favorable reports from Natrona county. Much feeding was necessary in the southern sections. Lamb prospects are generally good, being reported above normal tn the central and much of the northern and eastern parts of the state, whi in the southern sections the reports range fr fair to good, most of the} reports indicate that the final out- come will depend on Inter weather conditions, The condition of sheep is 88 per cent a decline of 7 points during March. The sheep cutiook {# most enconr- aging at this time, although in some sections the winter has been long and feed expensive. Prices seam to show a slight gain during March with more offers for lambs and wool than actual sales or cts. Reports show ollow! prices; wool ef. fers range fr about 40c to 45¢ with most of tho sales aroun 42 or 4c cents a few small clips have gone hetow these trices. It would seem| that most of the growers are hold-| ing thelr wool. Some lambs have been contracted at about 10c, with| ewes coming yearlings bringing| about $10 and young ewes $13 $15. to} Cattle. Cattle have gone through a long winter with much feeding but are} generally in good condition, Several/ eattie sections in the southern part} of the state are getting short on feed, due to he feeding in Marc and a @ praspects. Reports tate show that the! calf crop is good, a little above the average, barring later losses from storns. The cattle, situation is sti! discour- aging duo to low prices und high operating costs, although some cat- tlemen look for better things th’ season. Prices seem to have strengh- Use Radium } yearlings $25 * he Casver Daily Cribuni American Horse Wins British Classic for First Time - Sergeant Murphy, 13-year-old horse owned leading horsemen, by his backers Stephen Sanford, eon of John Sanford, going over a jump in the Bri ve That most hazardous fll steeplechases, the horses taking 30 jumps in areourne oe: door ite serra eed os fret American-owned horse ever to win the classlo. He pald his pe ae one of America’s’ Sergeant Murphy is the 100 to & ‘FOUR ONE-AGT PLAYS ON BOARDS AT HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT 10 DETERMINE PAIZE WINNERS IN DRAMA The casts have been selected for} the tour oneact plays which will be given at the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock tonight in order that the Casper Kiwanis club may determine| to whom shall go the $60 in prizes| offered for those who excell in drama | tice. Miss Lela Brown is directing the| productions. The costumes and acen- ery for the Chinese play, which is one of the number, are belng furnished by Miss Sara Crumpton, Miss Ruth Beggs and Miss Bthel Mann. “Indian Summer" is one of the pro ductions. It is a comedy by Henri Heithac and Ludovic Halevy. ‘This little play by two of the most famous| French writers of comedy has been} played by the Comedie Francaise for nearly half a century and remains one of the brightest and most popular plays of the last half century. | ‘The cast. Adrienne_.. Briquesville Noal ek he Madame Libreton ---------------Miss Dorothy Wexall The scene is laid in the parlor of Briquevi'le's home in a small town in Louraine, France. The time setting !s during the early part of the twentieth century. "Op a’ Me Thumb" was written by iss Louise Hilsabeck Harry Mills Astin --William Lester Frederick Fern and Richard Price Wh'e _ironir shirts at Dicler’s laundr. Amanda weaves romances around herself anc a Mr, Harsm Greensmith, owner a shirt left att he laundry. He is « affinent nobleman who will one day return and demand her hand in mar rere. The romance is shattered when entleman, no ldrdly wooer, but 7 an? for the cost “J corduroys scarcely conceals his contempt the diminutive adorer. in on The cast: Madame Didier, Miss Blanche K. Clem (Mrs.) Gallow ec Miss Evelyn Rowse Amanda erceteenee is Louise Hilsabeck Horace Greensmith | dental expenses of royalty and cos- Lioya Ruegwegger ¢ Silent System” by Brander Mathews includes only two persons, the wife played by Miss Mary Dessert and the husband play ed by Howard Bayer. ened a little during March, although few sales were mafe, The followine prices are shown on the reports stock cows $35 to $45, steers cominr to $35 steers cominr twom $30 td $40, stock cattle from $30 $40. The cent compared to 94 per March 1. ———_——_—_ condition of cattle ts 90 per cent on Heavyweight mattresses In sing!+ at $8.50 at Graharr 138 EB. Second “Why _pay_mor« or full size Shields Furnit where prices re to Gain Strength Remarkable Effect of This Wonder Substance That Increases Red Corpuscles, Lowers Blood Pressure, Dispels Exhaus- tion, Banishes the Infirmities That Lead to Old Age and Thus Rejuvenates the Entire System. 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Miss Benetta Holman Ko Nga! - Miss Mildred Muller All daughters of the Mandarin. Yu, a servant ----Joe Shikany Yung Loh, emporer of Peking ---- ------ Ernest Sheppard Pao Chen, a student of the Stars EE: ~-Domingo Manzon ‘The episode {s supposed to have oc-| curred 600 years ago in the Man-| darin’s house. | ‘The plays tonight are open to the| publicc. A small admission charge will be made in or¢er that the incl- tuming may be met. | oe Chenille Rugs with bordered ends— very attractive and the prices are lower at Graham-Shields Furniture Co., 183 Jewelry and watch repairing by ex- pert watchman; all work guaranteed, Casper Jewelery Mfg. Co. O- SBldg. Aideasicll cei nsb ay About one hundred and seventy-five different pieces of material enter into TAX PAID UPON ONE INCOME CF OVER 380,000 In Wyoming on Earn- ings Over $5,000. April 12.— omingite during 1922 enjoyed a taxable income of more than $50,000, according to informa tion obtained at the office here of the United States Collector of Inter- nal Revenue on income tax returns for the year. Only 680 of Wyom- ing’s 200,000 inhabitants returned in- comes of more than $5 000, and 8,461 others filed returns. One Wyoming: THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1923. UGE OF FIRE SIREN IN WILL BE DISCONTINUED At a conference between Mayor Blackmore and the Boy Scout offi- cials after the successful termina- tion of the hunt for the missing boy Tuesday, the mayor asked the Scout officials and the Natrona Power Co, to try and secure some other methods of notifying the Scouts that they were needed than the big siren. When this big whistle went off Tuesday afternoon, the strects of the down town district cleared as if by magic, even the busses took to the curb and for few minutes all business came to a standstill while crowds gathered on the corners looking for the fire department to turn out. The firemen and the police knew what the whistle was for but the general public was misled and rather than cause further trouble the big siren will not call the Scouts any more. However, Chief Engineer Johnson at the Natrona Power Co. has ar- ranged another whistle at the plant | there that is not a siren and is a very loud tone, to sound the call for the uts and the organization can still be used in cases of civic need with- out using the famous old whistle, ite pald an income of one cent, one J a tax of two cents and one a tax of three cents. During the first three months of 1928 the 1922 taxes on incomes paid in to the collector totaled $615,337.17, which was $5.000 less than the taxes on 1921 incomes paid during the cor- responding period of 1922. Taxes due in the state on 1922 increases however, to! which ed $837,853.98, re than the total was $38,653 mi Let this trial offer prove for you at our expense whether more Iron in your blood will make you well and strong Physician tells why must have Iron to give you you Health, Strength, Energy and Endurance, “Lack of iron in your : blood produces the most terrible of all de- Nitalizing weaknesses es a man or and Nery ons, irritable and easily tired ont,” says Dr. JamesFrancisSullivan, formerly Physician at Bellevue Hospital (Out- door Dept.) and the Westchester County Hospital. “itis the iron Inyour blood that takes up oxygen from your Jungs. The food youeat contains carbon. 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