Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 10

eS eects reresete RST ET wma tes seetenemn sci nemnss ceca PAGE TEN. - : MONTHLY LNESTOCK SUEY OF MYOMINGOPTIMISTIG BARNEY GO QUTLOOK FOR WWOUSTRY BRIGHT LAST REPORT SHOWS Wyoming livestock condition, ttnb @re good, and th to be of better at while the ranges Che Casper Dally Cridune FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923. OH MY. OH Mr- | I Hate FRIDAYS « THEYRE ALWAYS BAD Luck — Just THE Day BEFORE THE 67% DERBY - © HOPE Wotiaig / HAPPENS , Bowes You'd Do ‘somata’ le We Dowy Ger a THe TRack “Tamorrow IN “me for THe are in good If prospects wool crop pre than last ye: ing pi 3 poi! ced at 91 per cent a gain of ts over April 1. Natrona county sheep’ are in very good condition, while the sheep on the winter ranges wel soaked with /of the southern and southwestern Prospects of good feed which will| districts are from fair to good. Losses be a little late the outstanding! during the storm of April 22 were Points in the monthly report issued | light by the United States department of| Lamb prospects over the state are agricutture from its Cheyenne of-!good and the flocks that are lambing Tice. light losses tq this tim the Sheep aro generally tn good cond! y Inmbs have done well and} tion over the state th condition be- entages have been report- es are 4n good strong condi- nd are 4n better shape than Sarring severe storms the ambs will be much great- an in 1922. | ol prospects are very good’ the es will be heavier and of better than last year, Prices have strengthened recently and most of | the recent sales have been at about nises number ¢ | 45 cents, while a few of the earlier sales, mostly of small clips went a little under this figure. Growers have | a — ——— - - -— not been very anxious to sell and ex-! M GOING SHOPPING, 1 CAN STAND NEW HAT, NEW = ne You SS ST = Wi | pect a little better price and from in- WALT. YOU DON'T MIND For IT IF You } I \ i WISH SOMEBODY suit, HAIRCUT | 4 atlted acho BSS 4 DONE T ENC! FE) WOULD INVENT SIDE UKE THEM, WALT. SHE'S GETTING SKEEZIX ALL . formation at hand it would seem thatj IF | TAKE SKEEZIX, CAN. PHYLLIS. / FF =) We HAD A Lor DOLLED UP 70 SEE MME- er ocomerene HH about 25 per cent of the clip had Do You ? jp been sold or contracted on May 1. WRINKLE OR CRACK OCTAVE AFTER THE RECITAL! +, Shearing was delayed a few days by storm but was getting fell under t the close af April. ANO THAT WERE AYTOMATIC. 1D SHOPPING | K-L Pills Fer Kidney and Liver Treubles, Constipation, In- testinal Indigestion and Kindred Ailments Liver treuble leade to serious (Ta. Asda ure sign of liver trouble willevusnese. Ifyou have attache of headache, ff you have a coated tengue, {fyou hav: tite, you probably which may lead to of the liver end to eerious and quite often fatal resulta Read this strong endorsement ef Dr. A, Sheep sales have been limited with| evidences of a slight strengthening of prices, some lambs have been sold | or contracted at around 10 cents, | h a few reports at higher prices. | Lambs sales are far below those of} one year ago when there was a rush to contract for fal! delivery. Yearling! e have sold at from $10 to $11 with good young ewes bringing from $14 to $15.50 and some old ewes from $6 to $11. Cattle showed but little change in| condition during the month, a de- {cline in condition is reported from| sections where they have been on feed for long periods and where hay run short, while an tmprovement is been possible to turn out. The condi- shown from sections where it has tion of cattle is reported at 90 per cent the same as on April 1, Calf prospects are generally god } | and cows ere generally In good shape jalthough a few rections report that LD., ehbox—your fi | they are thin. A few calf losses were rotection against {mitation, | reported from the storm, but these Dy. &. W. CHASE MEDICINE CO. |!osses were generally light. The to- Waahingten 8t., Buffalo, N.Y. tal cattle losses seem to be very light. Very few cattle sales were mate} | during the month, but there is a tend-| “Yor a romber ef years I hove bow troubled with my kidneys, River and also my heart. I find Dy. A. W. Chase's K-L Pilis a won- derfui remedy. They certainly are the finest I ever used. 1 would Bef be without them in my home lake great pleesure in recase- famting fem tomy Hiends Chess X-L @rug wleres. To be oure at of getting the genuine, see thet walt and signature ‘ef A. W. ency towart high prices. The prices reported vary very much Cue to con- dition, grade and conditions under which \they were sold. The following prices were reported, stock cows about $41 (mostly $35 to $45), heifers coming yearlings $27 (mostly $22 to $30) helfers coming twos $33.50 (most-| ly $29 to $38) steers coming yearlings | $29 (mostly $25 to $33)) steers coming | twos $38. mostly $35 to $42), steers coming threes $43 to $55 and stock | cattle $30 to $55. | i Ranges and Feed. | ‘The heavy snow of April | Dey By Day, IN EVERY Way, IT GETS HOTTER. “AND HOTTER. 1) New mexico! 1 22 gave’ AUDITORS CLEANERS much needed moisture to the ranges jand prospects for later range are C. H. REIMERTH very good as moisture conditions are Dee ROSs eabe Asse excellent. Grass has been slow In awe a1 0-8 nes? wie angeles EARS | aed tatiana |atarting ‘and ranges) are /iteported 2 Ann | very 8! r pI s o1 oe nes HARRY i*. COMFORT CONTRACTOR AND Wery (AARON OD Ft ae eae about two weeks late. Old grass was in the southern part of the state the late starting of feed has delay Audtting and Accounting BUIL | 2008 Suite 18, Daly wilde. | mk | rem ieee LS W. W. SPROUL nd RC. VAN DENBERG Contractor and Build the turning out of stock. The coni Certifea Public Accountam Mal W. Tenth ae, azew | tion of the ranges are 86 per cent a) Income ‘fax Service gain of 5 points during the month. Over) CERO Ste DOCTORS Hay has been fed very close over sss Ee moat of the state, except in the north | ISTRY CORP. DH, T. J. RIACH central and northeastern parts where LED Ete cal Physica | Uc Auditors and Accountants—Stock | py. Piaiclan and Surgeon a considerable amount will be car- Hegitrar and ‘Transfer Agente st Residence £118. | rica over, it is estimated that but 8| 206-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 668) THE CASPER per cent of the 1922 crop was left on zi STE Se HOs! May 1, this would amount to 128,000 |.Wages. He advocated reasonable con-]isolatec famine districts, could not|to be swamped with wheat and rye.)tion costs have made prices some-|Kieff, in the southern wheat belt. ARCHITECTS th Durbin—Phone 273 tons as last years crop was estimatec/Struction of rail systems, gradual re-|get a jack-knife for the same sack] At. Saratof, near certain com-|What higher, almost double the reign-|recent official quotations show and Chikiren’s Hosp x —————_—aRICH, Arciibacts | OURO GOODRICH, Architects e Sees 112 ‘Townsend Tyock Casper, Wyo. Plone 449/ | yM. J, WESTFALL, Architect WM caite 5, Daly Building | aver TE MILLER, Architect 208 0. Mae Phone 1996 . RAINWATER, Architect Racimrit Consolidated Royalty Bldg. | Telephone 1078. | Jose ee AUTO PAINTING | a eee] Shop, 633 8. Center at Lavoye Anto ——<————— ooo BAGGAGE and TRANSFER) SHARL RANSFER | Rem Pinas Tw Ottice Phome 319 Natrona Transfer, St Co., 4. L. Biedennan, BATTERIES CASPER B. x 88 EF. Yellowstone BEAUTY SHOPS AUTY SHOP Phome 907 THE RADIANT BE SPECI 4 Ten days’ sa’e on ail hair goods and fancy ¢ Mazzanine Henning Hotel, Pl pe Mao umeeie Sse CHIROPRACTORS SRIELLE SINCLAIR practor Phone 15403 mbs. GABRL Palmer Chi West Hotel, Room DR. 4 ANNA Midwest M. DR. Sulte 318 = i ~ DR. B. G. HAHD Chiropractor Townsend Bldg M. 5. HARNE 162 North Phone Chiropractor Kimball St. 145 DE. I Zuttermeiste ROBERT 112 East 8 Phon Palmer School G DR. ©. L Osteopathi. Ph k Bid: ROVE Street 2220 duate and X-Ray RNOLDUS J Chiropractic sician 810 O-S Building Phone 1754 HIROPODISTS E. O'GBRYANT Specialist Phone 1243 ‘CORINNE COAL “CASPER COAL AND COKE 00. Genuine Gebo Coal $56 N. Durbin Phono 677 it i in—Phone 106, 1 | Honeer R. M.D 0. Nistor i. Di aie Be Mt ».* EYE, BAR E and THROAT Rare Stantoi . M. D. D. SLOGIST u ond Street phone 54 and 55 es DRS. MYERS AND BRYANT Physicians and Surgeon 260 0-S Bldg. Office Ph. 690 Ree, 746 DE. P. EB. SHORT Specialist » Nose and Throat Suite 301 0-8 Bh KEITH, M. D. MNARVREY, M. D. 8 South Center—Phone 36 Hospital, 612 South Durbia neral Pr Surgery Obstretrice EX Phone a >. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. HAGENS & MUKANE Lawyers 206-207 ¢ nge Building WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorne Sulte 14-15-16 Phone 2217 OSTEOPATHS . DAVIS ysician Apartinents, ANFORD Physic Ph. 383 Phone 103¢ SHOE REPAIRING _ NORTH CASE All Work n Suyematsu TA!LORS ROY TAILORS AND cL 48 Fi, Midwess SHOE SHOP Gua d. | | Va i Phone 968W *| during the past winter has been very at 1,609,000 tons. Last year 10 per|Cconstruction of freight schedules, and 33 per cent and three years ago 3\the adjudication of labor controver- cent was carried over two years aga “ls by the interestate commerce com- per cent. Shipments of hay and ce-n|™'ssion “in order that one body may into the southern part of the state| hve jurisdiction over raitroad _in- come and expense,” heavy. of grain. If the harvest of this year turns out as expected, Russia will have a surplus of grain which could be sold abroad. ine-stricken, rye flour, the staple of ; slons. bread, is q t less tha cents| from whic a pood, wh pounds, At Sa-)¢rn Euro; mara, the where even can-| last y niblaism occurred among the stary ing a year ago, rye goes begging at| less than 40 cents a bushel, - From a country which less than 18 months ago wes clamoring for crusts, Russia has changed into a nation which promises within a few months naturally, munes that have been listed as fam-|!"g price in the great prodycing re-|wheat costing under Siberia, wheat poured into West-| id not fare so well in| the collection of taxes, has rolled up 's harvest, and there prices|a grain’ reserve amounting to nearly put igher, _ FRECKLES NERS ! BAGK ON FEET, 15 LABOR PLEA NEW YORK, May 11.—An appeal | to American businesa men to help railroad Owners and emp'oyes put the nation’s transportation system | on its feet was uttered before the} chamber of commerce of the United| States by W, N. Doak, vico president of the Brotherhood of Railway Train- men, Railroad labor does not favor fed-| eral ownership, contro} or operation | of the lines, Mr. Doak asserted. It is} interested in seeing them successfull operated by private owners and put! on a sound financial basis, Walter W. Head of Omaha, Neb., first vice president of the American Bankers’ association assured the chamber that the financial credit of American roads would be re-estab- shed by continued increasing effi clency of management and continued stability of regulation by the govern ment and public opinion, Investors had every reason to feel encouraged by the upward tendency of earnings. Mr. Head opposed both government ownership and withdrawal of the gov-| back| move Them With Othine—Double Strength. ‘This preparation for the treatment | | of freckles {s usual!y so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails, | |_ Don't hide your freckles under | | veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- |move them atic | { Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-| Even the first few appll- | a wonderful im- | ter freck s should show provement some of the 1 s vanishing éntirel sure to ask the rength sold on the money-back guarantee 4Adyertisement. fs | this that HFLP. LOADS ee ES WITH GRAIN, 15 REPORT MOSCOW, May 11—Too much bread promises to be Russia's dilem- ma in 1923, From 1917 until 1922 bread was the most precious thing in Russia, A farmer could trudge into Moscow with a small sack of grain and trade it for a grand plano or anything which the hungry city dwellers had to offer. Now the same peasant could walk from one end of Russia to the other and, excepting in a few 100 WAYS To Make Money BY BILLY WINNER If I Could Design— TT would not take me long to tell people about my ability. Maybe I could design women’s clothes, costumes, hats, etc. Maybe it would be furniture or wall paper or the like. But I'd let people know— whatever it happened to be—so that they could come to me for designs. I'd let Tribune Want Ads tell people shat I had at- tractive designs for sale at at- tractive prices. , Steaks—Sirloin, Round, Short Cuts, }b_____ In Moscow, HENCH GROCERY & MARKET 826 East A Street Phone 2040 WE DELIVER SATURDAY SPECIALS BUTTER, PER LB Family size Soda Crackers._......__. Regular 10c Takoma Biscuit... Shredded Wheat.... Quaker Hominy Grits, per pkg... Butternut Coffee, per Ib_____--------41¢ ~ No. 2 Tomatoes....-- No. 2 Red Raspberries. Yellow Free Peaches, per can. No. 214 Hominy...... Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz______-__ 28e Large size Oranges, per dozen.. Grape Fruit, each Green Onions... Radishes............ MEAT DEPARTMENT Fancy Milk-Fed Fat Hens and Broilers transporta- -.10¢ ine. ...2 bunches 15¢ Lean Boiling Beef, lb. Rib Boil, per lb. ns teed 8c Choice Pot Roasts of Beef, Secs MH, by 6 VAY Fancy Boneless Rolled Rib Roast, Ib.......... .25c¢ Hamburger, per lb.......... ag 15¢ Fancy Eastern Veal and Lamb Pork Chops, nice and lean, per Ib. 25c Pork Loin Roasts, per Ib.. 22rc Lean Pork Steak, lb.. 27)pe Shoulder Pork Roasts, per Ib .16c Pork Sausage, per Ib.... 20c Full Assortment of Lunch Meat Specialties. 426 East Second St. 70 cente « once the granary | bushel. The soviet government, through in Odessa and at| Hard water makes baby’s skin ITCH Bathe your baby in Hill Crest Water. ITS SOFT AND PURE Phone 1151 WHAT A SEASON RODEO TICKET MEANS TO YOU © First—It is a reduced rate ticket that admits holder to five big days of Casper’s First Annual Rodeo. of real Western Sports. Greatest Championship Cowbéy Contests, real and genu- Five days It will be one of the’ World’s Second—lIt also admits holder to every event held on the Rodeo Grounds during the season of 1923, cludes all boxing contests, Third—It is a transferable ticket and can be used by anyone. Fourth—The season Rodeo grandstand ticket sells for | » $5.00, plus tax. for $3.50, plus tax. Fifth—In buying your season tickets now you are not only saving for advertising and building progr. ground for the community. | Sixth—A limited number of these tickets will be sold j| at the reduced prices, B || or before May 20. This in- The season bleacher Rodeo ticket sells yourself, but also helping to finance the am of a permanent play- Buy now. This campaign ends on Buy From the Contestants!