Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cridune — CHIDEISTONY INVESTIGATION OF OIL y) AT STAKE IN QUAT HEARING Sequel to “Kidnaping” ‘In Progress Today in District Court. ‘The custody of Anna Grace Tan- sey, five-year-old girl, the kidnapping of whom resulted m the arrest of her stepfather, Thomas Baty, Inst month, is being determ'ned by a court action in progress today before Judge R. R. Rose in the Eighth district court. ‘The child was awarded to Roland Tansey df Englewood, Colo., in 1921, Py a court order accompanying the latter’s divorce from his wife who subsequently married Thomas Baty. Aj subsequent court order gavo the ch to Land Commissioner Havens ‘Denver, and he permitted the child ‘o return to her mother. Mr. Havens was the principal wit: ness on the stand this morning, hay- ing been subpoenaed by attorneys répreserfting Mr..and Mrs. Baty. : See ‘CHICAGO, steady; receipts, 116 cars; total U. 8.| May — 3.—Potatoes, siipments, 534; Wisconsin sacked and ee round whites, $1.00@1.10 cwt. innesota sacked Red River Ohi Y6@00c. ewt.; Idaho sacked Rurali $2.20@1.25 cwt.;" Idaho sacked Rus sets, mostly $1.50@1.70 cwt.; fancy, $485 owt.; new stock, steady; Florida barrel Spaulding Rose No. 1, $9.00@ 9:60; No. 2, $7.00@7.50; 150 pound sgcks, Buss ‘Triumphs, No. 1, §7.50@ | 7.45; No. 2, $5.50@5.75; bushel ham: pers, No. 1, $3.25@3.50. NEW YORK, May 3.—Copper, easy; electrolytic spot and futures, 16%@ 16%c. Tin, firm; spot and nearby, $45.62@45.75; futuros, $46.00@46.12. Irpn, steady; price unchanged. Lend, steady; spot, $7.75. Zino, firm; East 8S Louis spot and nearby delivery, $695. Antimony, spot, $7.75. ——— Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, May 3.—Foreign ex- change irregular. Quotations in e@nts: Great Britain, demand, 4.62%; opis, 4.63%; 60-day bills on banks, 441. France, demand, 6.6514; cables, Italy, demand, 4.89%; cables, Belgium, demand, 5.75%; cables, Germany, - demand, .0026%4;, -0026%. Holland, demand, cables, 39.15. Norway, demand, 1 Bweden, demand, 26.64.. Den- demand, 18.72. Switzerland, , $18.06. Spain, demand, 15.24, Greece, demand, 1.20. Poland, de- mand, .0022; Czecho-Slovakia, de- mand, 2.97. Argentine, demand, 36.50. Brazil, 98 1-16. demand, 10.65, Montreal, NEW YORK, May 8.—Call money, easier; high, 4%; low, 4; ruling rate, 4%; closing bid, 4; offered at 4%; last loan, 4; call loans against accept- ances, 4%; time loans, firm; mixed collateral, 60-90 days, 54%4@5%; 4-6 months, 54%@5%; prime commercial paper, 6@6%. | EW YORK, May 8.—Cotton spot, quiet; middling, $27.15. CASPER PHARMACY | TRIPENY DRUG ©O. KIMBALL DRUG STORE f The carload of Trees -for the Colorado Nursery Company arrived today. =Call tomorrow for your sorder at the Natrona Fuel Co. Phone 948 Cand Beech INDUSTRY IS CONTINUED WASHINGTON, May 3.—A general investigation of the oil industry is being made by the department of justices in connection with the recent Investigation by the senate commit- tee headed by Senator LaFollette, Republican, Wisconsin. It was said to be the aim of the government to determine whether any Stock Exchange they pledged their support at a dinner attended by the “friends of Saunders" last night. ‘The teams were organized under the direction of a “centra! commit- tee” and proposed by three days of, activity for which they will receive no financial remuneration, to carry to success the local capitalists’ plan of disgos'ng ‘of 50,000 shares of class “A” Piggly Wiggly stock to the pubic. The rally of the citizens to the ald of Piggly Wiggly and its president followed the publication in news- Paper advertisement yesterday of Mr. Saunders’ declaration that “unless I sell Piggly Wiggly class “A" stock I will go broke.” The advertisement declared that | Saunders had not made “a nickel” in his trading on the excRange, because, he said, he held the interest of those who trusted him above his own. The financial condition of the cor- poration, the statement declares, is not threatened by the present siftu- ation. > Sugar NEW YORK, May 3.—Sugar fu- tures closed unsettled; approximate | sales, 62,000 tons; July, $5.70; Sept.. | $5.75; Dec., $5.25; March, $4.20. The refined market was easier owing to | the decline in raws and prices were lowered 50 points by one refiner to the basis of $9.50 for fine granulated. Others were unchanged at $10.00@ 10.05. Business was light. a DULUTH, Minn., May 3Closing flax, May, $3.10% asked; July, $2.88%4 asked; Sept., $2.68 bid. ‘GIRLS! MAKE A LEMON CREAM TO BEAUTIFY SKIN , Mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White. which any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake we'l in a bottle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful skin softener and complexion beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon cream into the face, neck, arms and hands, then shortly note the youthful beauty, softess and whiteness of your skin. Famous stage beauties use this harmless lemon cream to bring that velvety, clear, rosy-wh'te complex ion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan Bleach because it doesn’t irri tate.—Advertisement. Fender further action should Ne taken on the charges of the senate committee re- port that the dissolution of the Standard Oil interests was ineffective. For about two months a number of department agents have been at work collecting information and ex- amining the record of the senate in- vestigation. None of the reports of the agents has yet been submitted MEMPHIS RALLIES TO SUPPORT OF PIGGLY WIGGLY PRESIDENT; BUSINESS MEN BUYING STOCK MEMPHIS, 'Tenn., May 3.—Organized under the slogan “Memphis will take care of her own,” scores of leading busi-| ness men of this city today began an intensive campaign of personal solicitation for the sale of stock of the Piggly Wig- gly Stores, Inc., to whose president, Clarence Saunders, cen- ter of the recent Piggly Wiggly sensation in the New York WYOMING GEM COMPANY NOW WHOLESALE CONCERN and the department inquiry was said to be still in its initial etages. No complaints have been received | by the department regarding an al- leged conflict between the Standard} and independent companies, but offi-| cials said they would welcome infor- mation, in connection with the gen- eral inquiry, from any source. will branch out into a wholesale bus!- ness, immediately. A. J. ‘Tinkler, son-in-law of Mr. Haggerty, who has been the advertising manager for the | Copper Clad Malleatle Range com-! Pany of St. Louis, Mo., has become associated with Mr, Haggerty in the business. Mr. Tinkler has ben canvassing,| the gem business through the middle western states for the last several months and finds a good demand for the Wyoming natural gems; par- ticularly agates. He has made ar- rangements to establish agenc'es and supply them with gems obtained from the Riverton , district through the Wyoming Gem company. Se ee FOR SALE. Chicken farm. This place is close in to Casper and Evansville. It has four room house and full basement; chicken hcuse 12x60; incubator house 12x22; garage 14x18. These are all good buildings. This is an ideal place for a home besides it will give you a good substantia! income. See me for price and terms, E.! Berg. 914 NEW MEMBERS FOR CHAMBER Additional members of the Casper Chamber of Commerce secured through “cleanup” activities of the club teams during the last few days follow A. J. Mokler. Engineering & Supply Co, Cobb. nGordon. y. L. B. Carter. Miller Bifiard Parlor. Ben F. Beach. Casper Drug Dispensary. Wells Music Co. Dr. H. A. Reichenbach. A. O. Park. Cooley Fruit and Produce Co. BE. James Grow. Max Myland. Cc. B. Richardson. Robert A. Rose. Wrensted Studio. Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co., 3. Smoke ‘House—Jordie & Reeves. OPORTSMEN’S MEETING To SCHEDULED FRIDAY The Wyoming Sportsmen's asso- The Wyoming Gem company, con- ducted as a retail business in Casper for several years by BE. H. Haggerty, 330. Obstinate Cases of Hemorrhoids (Piles) We note with satisfaction that a well known physician in his hos- pital and private practice has dis- covered that Moone's Emerald Oi] will remove the most: obstinate Piles with just a few applications and stop all itching, burning, bleeding and distress. Sufferers should get a small bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil and begin tha treatment at once. is a remedy that is easily apy and the first application gives in- stant relief and ccmfort. All good druggists have it, or can get it for you on short notice.—Adver- tisement. Is.the War | Over for Everybody Yet? NO! We have a regular he- man who lost an arm in the war, who wants a steady job.. He wants no “soft snap,” but a chance to prove his worth and we strongly recommend him. Can handle truck and other mechanical work. Anything to geta start. Call American Legion 767 ; " ANNOUNCEMENT The. General Welding and Works Is now open for business, located in the building with the United Auto Service Company, at 221 West Yel- lowstone, and we are prepared to weld engine blocks, crank cases, gear cas#s, frames and all kinds of heavy machinery. Our prices are right, and no job is too large or too small to receive our attention. a portable outfit and will go anywhere. on‘your next job. : We have Let us figure The General Welding and Fender 221. West Yellowstone 426 East Second St. Hard water makes baby’s skin ITCH Bathe your baby in Hill Crest Water. IT’S SOFT AND PURE: Works Phone 1545 Phone 1151 Dresses Egyptian Prints Canton Crepe Georgette Paisley Taffetas Silk Knit Drop Stitch Tricoshams Dresses for Street, Afternoon, Sport and Evening Wear. Every New Style Is Here. Every New Color Combination and Every Size, pence ciation will meet Friday evening at Tripeny C "| Mrs. Jenkins Reduced Her Neck Five | 8 o'clock at the council chamber In home. PAGE FIVE A water system i this addi- The BStoee addition ts just across the city hall, at which time many tion is under construction ate the|the Platte River bridge north of the matters of interest will come up for | present time, and every effort is be | Standard refinery a ndon the Salt the consideration of the members house on the Rodeo grounds, west of | the city, erecting traps for clay bird | —— shooting and marking off a rifle | range will come up for consideration. Z. Q. Miller, dean of Natrona | county fishermen, will also submit his plans for stocking the streams of the county. All citizens interested in game protection and fish propogation are invited to attend the meeting, | whether members of the association or not. u Move Home to Stone Addition This Week Frank B. Sevey has recently pur- chased the home of Mr. ‘and Mrs. G. L. Hanway and is moving it on a lot in Stone addition where Mr. and Mrs. Sevey expect to make their REMOVE YOUR GOITRE Inches. She “Also Relieved Smothering, “Chok- ing and Nervousness. She Will Tell How. NOTE: It would be fIlegal to pub- lish these statements if not true. Mrs. H, M, Jenkins, 1613 Banks Avenue, Superior, Wisconsin, says she will gladly tell or write of the relief from her goitre by using -Sorbol- Quadruple, a stainless liniment. Gét more information from Sorbol | Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio, drug stores eve! Advertisement. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IS OUR SALE PRICE. For Over 250 Superlatively Fine COATS © | That Formerly Sold Up to $35 This Is Your Opportunity In this instance we pur- chased from reputable mak- ers who desiring to reduce stocks in preparation for fall business allowed us great concessions. We predict that when women see these $18 garments the demand will be tremendous. Just have a look at our windows tonight and see for yourself. Because of these, astonishing prices, we ask that each selection made will be final. NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT & SUIT STORE Henning Hotel Block 112 South Center St. A int Coats and Suits Sport Models _ Tailored Effects Flare and Box ~ Models Balkan and Straight Lines Coats of Polaire Normandy Velour and Mixtures. Every Desirable Color and Styles Well Represented. ing made to obtain all modern con- The matter of constructing a club. veniences as soon as possible. where or locally at John | ZO-OMD + MOOLTE - W—-TA + Z= + K4-0 - 4NM—-1- MT4- M+ Coe Creek highway. J. handling this acreage. A. Higbee = What becomes of your money? Would you like to find out, ' and be able to save more of it? If you will come in and spend just a min- ute looking through our new household Budget and expense book you will see how it can be done. t You never have seen a book as helpful as this. It is the newest thing out, by the best authorities on the splendid new science of budgeting. 4 Perfectly simple and easy to understand and use. In thirty days you can be run- ning your household as efficiently as a business .is run. Published by the Citizens National ex- pressly for its customérs, old and new, to conveniently and get more for their dollars. AmMQ-O4- help them handle their personal finances < CASPER: 1S = THE ~ FUTURE - CAPITAL - FE . + ZO=APNOF. FEN-O0r.Mz-1 G. L. Habenicht — J. A. Sandhoefner The Bungalow Grocery & Market . _ GROCERIES, MEATS AND. VEGETABLES 412 East Fifth St. Phones 22 and 23 PAY DAY SPECIALS For May 4 and 5 48-lb. sack .. $2.25, 48-lb. sack ____. $1.90 24-lb. sack —__.__$1.15 | 24-Ib: sack —_...__$1.00 PE & G. Soap os sO 8 bars 45c Sea Foam Washing Powder, large size, each. Old Dutch Cleanser, per pkg Quaker Oatmeal, large pkg., each__ Quaker Macaroni, Spaghetti and Egg > Sun Maid Seeded or Seedless Raisins.......... 2 pkgs. 35c 5 tall cans Red Cross, Carnation or Pet Milk..........60c CANNED FRUITS i Mission Brand, No. 214 _ Del Monte, No. 2 YC Peaches_—. | De Luxe Plums | 70c ’ Half Peaches Egg Plums... 80c Grapes .. Blackberries __ 3 cans 3 cans J MEATS | Beef Pot Roast, per lb....___.. 15c-174%40 renee | Pork Loin Roast, per 1b. Bulk Lard, per Ib__... Pork Shoulder Roast, lb Whole Pork Shoulders, | $50 Buys the Lot BALANCE ON EASY PAYMENTS Refinery workers, don’t fafl to see. these lots. Only 10 minutes’ walk to work. Priced within your reach. Water system now under construction. , See J. A. Higbee Room 5, Zuttermeister Building—Phone 1910-J Or Drop in at the Office on the Grounds. Madan mt. thied neler: