Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 7

f FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cribune SENSATIONS LACKING INP.& R. OPERATIONS Steady’ Progress Reported for Last Week in '. Fields; Simpson Ae ‘Was Struck at Many Test, Where Oil Was Feet, Being Cased Satisfactory progress is being made by the Producers & Refiners on the various’wells which the company is drilling. Three new wells are bein in the Salt Creek field. Well rigged up on section 15-88-79 No, 1 on section 32-40-78 in the same field is down to 2415 feet where the company has a fishing job on its hands. The Eos Creek well, section 26-46- 100, is running 6%-Inch casing at a depth of 2,851 feet with the hole re ported to be caving. THe Bodle Dome test, southwest of Casper in Bates Hole, is drilling at / 1,965 feet. The 6%-inch casing has been land- ed on the bottom of the ‘Thornton well, section 8-48-65, at a depth of 1,985 feet. The Garland structuré drilling at 206 feet. In Sand Draw, No, 2 well on sec- tion 9-32-95, is drilling at 8384 feet. ‘Well No, 3, section 15-82-95, is rigging up and the cellar is being dug for well No. 1 on section 23:82-95. In the. Ferris field well No. 12, seo- tion 26-26-86, is down to 2,262 feet and well No. 22 on section 25-26.97, is sétting 12%-inch casing at 792 feet. test well is Mahoney Dome well No. 1 on sec- tion 38-26-88, is cleaning out at a depth of 2,360 feet and well No. 2 on Section 4-25-88, js running 6\-inch casing. The Wertz well No. 3, section 7-26- 89, is drilling at 276 feet. In Lost Soldier, well No. 2, section 11-26-90, is drilling at 1,660 feet and well No. 4, section 11-26-90, is drill- ing at 1,440 feet. The Sherard Dome well is down to 1,890 feet and the Bell Srings test is cleaning out at 410 feet. On Simpson Ridge, section 20-21-80, the company is underreaming and straightening the hole to set the 16%-Inch casing at a depth of 665 feet. In Baxter Basin, well No. 1, sec- tion 1817-104, ia running! 10-inch cas- ing at 1,630 feet and .well No. 1, sec- tion 36 is drilling at 1,550 feet. State Invests $260,000 in Bonds Issued in Wyoming CHEYENNE, Wyo. Suly 13—The state of Wyoming during the last few days has invested $260,000 of tts per- manent funds in bond issues origi- nating’ within the state. The issues purchaded follow—Schdol District No. 2, Lingle, Goshen county, 5 per cent, $46,000; town of Basin, refunding is: Bue, 5% per cent, $120,000; School ict No. 19, Afton, Lincoln coun- ty 5 per cent, $100,000. ‘Technicalities regarding the issuance of thé latter bonds, discovered after the state's’ bid had been accepted, fill make. re-ad- vertising necesqary, but it is antic- ipated that thé state's offer will be ac- cepted ‘at the resale. Recently the state bought $115,000 of 5 per cent bonds of Schdol District. No. 1, Chey- enne, Laramie county. Arro Oil & Refining Names Officers in Annual Meeting H.°H. Schwartz returned from Lewistown, Mont., last night where he attended the annual stockholders’ meeting of the Afro Oll @ Refining company. ; The Arro is the largest independ- ent refinery in Montana and is now runnihg about 1,200 barrels daily, the entife product being marketed direct to independent jobbers. Harry H, Schwartz, Jr., of Lewis town, was elected president of the company ‘at the annual meeting. The directors elected are H. H. Schwarts, Casper, chairman; B. B. séhwarts, (Casper; Harry H. Schwartz, Geo. J. Wiedeman, B. L. Alien and EB. L. Demers of Lewistown; W. R. Nichols, ‘Tacoma, Was! Aron H, Hover, Shelby, Mont. “and “H.° A. ‘Hover, Chicago. Domino Oil Company To ) Go On Dividend Basis Soon . ‘The Domino Of] company has an- fhounced that the company will com- mence the payment of dividends ‘August 1, the amount being two per vent on-the par value of all stock out- Cotton NEW YORK, July 13.—Spot cot- ton, quiet; middling, $28.00. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS ° Estate of Frank Pruett, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ‘that letters of Administration were ‘on boar vii day ae uy, ; iet@ granted to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having claims agains the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, ‘with the necessary vouchers for al- Jowance, to the undersigned Lew M. Gay within six months after date of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from date of said letters, they will be forever Barated J iy Srd, 1928 re he ate ‘a z y Publish July 6th, 18th, 20th. 1923, NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss: In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District: F. J laintiff, vs, Henry Wyatt, it. NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of the Wyatt and Wolf Motor Company, a partnership here- tofore exisiting in Casper, Wyom- ing, that I have been by the above named Court expan ted receiver of ‘all property belonging to the said ‘Wyatt and Wolf Motor Company. Acting under an order issued by the Court on the 27th day of June 192 I require all persons having claishs against the Wyatt and Wol Motor Company, a par inetahiny to exhibit and file such claims with me for allowance within four months from the 29th day of June, 1923, or on or before the 29th day of October, 1923 or they shall be forever barred from participation in the assets of the receivership. Done this 29th day of June, A. D. 5 1988. ENRY_E. PERKINS Receiver peak. June 29, July 6, 18, 20, 1923. standing. This will be a quarterly dividend on the basis of eight per cent per annum. The Domino has an interest In sev- eral wells in the Sait Creek field in addition to considerable acreage in Notches and Polson Spider. Dividends’ will be paid to stock- holders of record July 15. SHIPS REACH PACIFIC FOR BIG REVIEW PORT ANGELES, July 13.With ar rival here today of a final detach- ment of the battle fleet from San Francisco every first line battleship of the Unitel States navy will be in Puget Sound waters preparatory to Yeview in Seattle harbor July 27 by President Harding. ‘The bdattleship California, fingship of Admiral 8, 8. Robinson, commander of the battle fleet, and the battleships Pennsyl- vania, Nevada and Missipp!, accom. panied by seven destroyers and their tender, were due at Port Angeles this morning. —— Maine leads the States in the pro- duction of wood pulp. Last year her 34 miles consumed 1,279,852 cords of pulpwood. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Three-room . house un- furnished, two blocsk to bus, half block to pavement on Thirteenth be- tween David and Ash. Cal! at 1243 8. Ash. WANTED—Gentleman to share béd- room in modern hame, private en- trance. 145 N. Jackson. FOUND— Boy's bicycle, owner can have same by proving ownership. Call 926, i FOR RENT — Oneroom hause. 1417 BE. Third. Phone 1592M $j FOR RENT—Furnished room. 533, 8: Park, FOR RENT— modern apartment. 743 S. WANTED—Two boiler makers for work in oll fields, must be accus Two-room furnished Durbin. |tomed to flue and staybolt, work. with alr tools both hané and wages 87% cents per hour, Phone 966W, _ furnished | Oil te Finance -:- Bonds -:- | New York Stocks | Allled Chemical & Dye ex div. 66 American Can .. — 89% American Car & Foundry 16% American International Corp . Amet Tocomotive ....... American Smelting and Refg. . 55 American ‘Sugar menunnn-- 61% American T. and T. 122% American Tobacco +... 148 American Woolen --.ss-.. 83% Anaconda Copper ---ss.-—---. 39% AtOhison <---_---. sone 00% Atl, Guilt and West Indies -. 11 Baldwin Loccmotive -.. Baltimore and Ohio s.....2.... Bethlehem Steel ..-...----.. California Petroleum 8 Chicago andr Northwestern Chicago, Mil and St. Paul pfd. Chicago, R. I. and Pac. Chile Copper Chino Copper — 14% ay Big Indian -.....--.. Canadian Pacific -— = 148% Central Leather - 20% | Biteey Cerro de Pasco Copper - 39% | Jupiter Chandler Motors —-. 50% Chesapeake and Ohio — Dine * LOCAL Ont STOCKS mnt | alt Boston Wyoming -... .80 Buck Creek ------.0. .13 16 Burke ....-----_--. 29 1 Blackstone Salt Creek .: 30 Chappell ed 36 Columbine snss-seee-- 10 12 Capitol Pete --...... .00% 00% Consolidated Royalty. 1.25 B, T. Williams --. Lance Creek Royalty. Consolidated Gas 6 Corn Products eee TE ge reread Cosden ON... --———- 29% [Royalty @ Producers - .06 Crucible Bteel -..--__-.. 6 Bunset 02 Cuba Cane Sugar ptd. 41% |tom Belt Royalty ---- 01 Erie 11% | Westérn Exploration .3. Famoui fers Las! 71% | WyoKan oosssccana 10 General Asphalt -. 26% lWwestern Of Fields -. .70 Goneral Blectric — 173% | western States sax iB: 2 General Motors 4 ly on 08 +10 Great Northern Pfd. OR ee a oe SS. Gult Btates steel 72 New York Ourb, Closing Illinois Central -.. 108 | fountain Producers -$ 18.00 § 18.25 Inepiration Copper 2 Mammoth .-......-. 60.00 56.00 International Harvester Int. Mer, Marine pfa. hiiternational Paper Invine"ble OW ~-.-.. Kelly Springfield Tire cott Copher .. 83% | Mutual Locomative 2 62 |. O. Indiana Louisville and Nashville 91 | Cities Service Com. Mack ‘Trucix 73 Marfand Oj] 38% Maxwell Motors B - 11% [3%s -. Middle States Oj 7% | Pirst 4s Missouri. Kan and Tex 10% | Second Missourl Pacific pa .. 31%] First 44s 2. New York Central .. 98 |Second 4%s N. Y. N. H. and Hartford - Norfolk and Western -.._... Northern Pacific — Paciffe Oil \----.-4-- - 33% Pen American Petroleum B -. 57% Pennsylvania 44 People's Gas -..-.-. 89%B Producets and Refiners 39% Pure Ol adn 19% Reading eu |} Republic Iron and Steel -— 44 Sears Roebuck -..-.c—.. 71 Sinclair Con Of ..-—-. 24 Southern Pacific -.. 86% Southern Railway § 32% Standard Oil of N. J.--i———. 82% Studebaker Corporation ‘Texas Co. --.. ‘Texas and Pact! =. Tobaceo Products A Tranreontinental O11 Union Pacific United Retail Stores U. S. Ind. Aleohol ~-. United States Rubber -. United Staton Steel -. Utah Copper --.-~----- Westinghouse Electrio Willys (Overland American Zino, Lead 18% —wenmeane | 6 130% 12% 47 91%, 55% 6% Bitte and Superior ....--... 20% | around 11.00; Colcrado Fuel and Iron ~..-..-36%B above to outsiders; 68 B] bologna bulla 5.60@5. Montana Power .«.. National Lead ...s--e—-2e- 1134 Shattuck Arizona Standard Oil Stocks New York Curb Open Anglo ---—---—-——== 14% Buckeye ~—----------- 84 85 Continental .--------_ 36% 87 Cumberland ~.-------- 100 102 Calen& --W--sansnana= 103 106 Tilino!s . ----------. 160 Indiana - 99 Nat. Tran .. N.Y. Tran -———_— 102 Nor Pipe <=------—---- 1038 Ohio Oil os 58 Prairie Off --—---——~ 180 Prat Pipe -—--—--- 100 Somr Ref. -. 185 Sou. Pipe — 97 8. O. Kan - od 40 US aE 88 8, O, Neb. —— 210 5. ON. ¥ — 87% 8. O, Ohio -------—-— 282 Vacuum ------—-—--. 45 8. P. Of —. 135 8. Oy Ind. - 53 it | Crude Market Cat Creek .. —-nn=$1.75 Lance Creék aowenanmnncsns 1:70 Owage .-----. mae eennnewnenn= 1.70 Grass Creek --.--——------------ 1.10 Torchlight PRT) SESE E:k Basin ~..--.--------------- 1. Greybull ~..... - 1.70 Rork Creek Salt Creek Hamilton 1.25 Mule Creek Bunbur# . HEAT TAKES TOLL AGAIN OMAHA, “Neb., July 13.Another death, indirectly attributed to exces- sive heat, oecurred in Nebraska yes. | terday, making a total of six since Sunday, when the nine months old baby daughter of Mrs. Edward Brower of Fremont, was drowned there late yesterday, when she fell into a wash tub of water on the rear porch of the | Brewer home. Her mother had gona 12% | Third 4%8 « 102 B| Fourth 66 80% | medium 6.85@ 41% | uneven; Close | ceipts 17,500; 3%} ers and feeders, $4.00@7. | to another part of the house to seek | refuge from the heat | | . The tive other persons were either | drowned or “victims of ~nutomobiles| [trips. | ea ee bik Glenrotk Off ....-..-. 4\%s5 ‘ Livestock CHICAGO, July 13—(U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture)—Hogs—Recepits 42,000; better grades 10 to 200 lower; others 16 to 260 lower, bulk 160 to 260 pound averages 7.45@7.60; top 7.65; Dulk 260 to 325 pound butchers 103% | 7-30@7.40; Dulk"desirabdle packing sows 428% | 6.1046.25; desirable pigs mostly 6.50 @7.00; heavy weight hogs 6.60@7.55: Nght 6.65147.65; Ught Nght 6.55@7.55; packing sows cmooth 5.85 ; packing sows rough 5.15@6.00; killing pigs 6.2547.00, Cattle—Reciepts 4,000; Killing classes less active than Thursday about steady; no strictly choice steers 58% | here; top matured kinds 11,15; best yearlings 10.25; numerous loads mixed steers and he!fers 8.256@9.50; vealera ~ 8% B] steady to 25¢ lower; Dulk to Jackers upward to 12.00 and bulle desirable Sheep—Reeilepts 8,000; active, most 5% B/iy steady; no western lambs offered, bulk good and choete natives 14.000@ 14.50; to to ofty butchers 14.75; culls generally 8.00@8. medium and dy welght ewes 4.50@6.60; e4x- treme heavies downward to 3.50. Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., July 13.—(U. 8, De- partment of Agriculture,)}—Hogs—Re- Blow, 15@26c lower; 14% | bulk 200 to 300 pound butchers §6.75 @7.10; top $7.15; bulk mixed grades yearlings steady to strong; bulk $8.50@10; best here 1200 pound aver- age $10.40; all other classes steady; 23% | choice ordinary lot cows up to $8.25; bulk cows $5.25@7; hetfera in load lots up to $8.85; bulk light veals $9 @10; top $11. Sheep —Receipte 5,500; active on all classes; bull and top western fat lambs $14.75; natives mostly $14; fed clipped lambs $12.90; light ewes $5.75; feeding lambs $12.50, Denver Prices. DENVER, Colo., July 18—Cattle— Receipts 448; slow to 1 ; beef steers, $8.00@11.00; cows heifers, $3.00@7.00; calves, $4,00@8.00; stock- Hogs—Receipts, 749; steady; top, $7.30; bulk, 7.15@7.26, Sheep— Receipts, _ no. market stead, lambs, $12.00@14.50; ewes, $4.00@6 Russ Countess Is Found Dead 1.85] ROME,’ July 13.— Ths Russian 1.26] countess, Claudia Kapnist, 26 years of age, formerly the Baroness Meller -95| Zavomelsky, was found dead today at 80 the foot of the terrace at the Villa Sforza, where she lved with Countess Sofie Fersen. z Countless Kapnist was a daring avi. atrix and had just brilliantly passed an examination as a pilot. It is not known whether her death was due to accident! of intent. Domestic Wheat Demand Is Up WASHINGTON, July 13.—Incredse in the domestic demand for wheat, meat and other farm products can hardly be expected at the present time but there seems no prospects during the remainder of this year for a decrease, ¢ committe of economists and statisticians announced after a STOCK PRICES ARE STRONGER Confidence In Foreign Situa- tion Gives Trading Up- . ward Trend NEW YORK, July 13.—Stock prices rallied sharply in the Iatter part of today’s market after an early period of irregularity. Speculative belief that Premier Baldwin's speech brought the reparation problem a step nearer eolution was ah impor- tant factor tn the day’s buying, Sales approximated 450,000 shares. NEW YIRK, July 18.—Speculative setiment was somewhat unsettled at the opening of today’s stock market, but most of the standard industria, and railtoad stocks tended toward higher ground. Initial gains of 1 to 1% polnts were recorded by Ameircan Car, American Can ana Corn Pro- ducts, while United States steel, Studebaker and American Locomotive opened fractionaly higher. Some of the minor oils were heavy. arly trading was rather with price changes generally unm: portant. There was a moderate de- mand for the steel, equipment and outomotive shares, American Car ex: tending its gain to 2% points and Great Northern Ore and American Locomotive to a point. Famous Players dropped 1%. Demand Ster- latless ing opened slightly higher but the other principal foriegn exchanges were heavy. Improvements !n the technical pos!: tion and the better outlook for an ad- Justmeyt of foreign troubles brought some Diying orders into the market during the first hour. Execution of these orders carried various stocks up a point or two, but as soon as the demand was satisfied, prices fell back, American Car reacted 21% points, and American Can, Baldwin, Studebaker, Pan American “B," and Union Pact. fic, one each. Toward midday prices again stiffened. The dullness was so intense during the forenoon that many ordinarily “active stocks were not dealt in at all, Call money opened at 5 percent. Buythg was more varied in the afternoon, The customary leaders crept up slowly to a parity with their high prices of the forenoon, while a number of less active shares were also strong. Laclede Gas advanced 3 points, Sloss-Sheffield Steel 2%, Stewart Warner 2%, Liggett and My- ere “B" 2%, and Woolworth 2 points. Wilson packing preferred and Omaha eropped to new low levels for the year, with tosses of 4 and 4% points respectively. ‘ The closing was strong. A brisk demand appeared for the railroad Shares in the late dealings. and brought about extensive short cover- ings operations which carried a num- ber of the active shares to nearly four points above yesterday's closing prices. —e Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, July 13.—Foretgn ex- changem irregular. Quotations in conta, Britain demand 4.59 Great Britain demand 4.59 65-16; cables 4.59%. Sixty day bills on banks 4.56 9-16. France demand 4.88; cables 5.88% Italy demand 4.28; cables 4.28%, Be!- gium demand 4.88; cables 4.88%. Ger- many demand .0004%; cables .0004%. Holland demand 89.15; cables $9.18. Norway demand 16.29. Sweden de- mand 26.46, Denmark demand 17.48. Switzerland demand 17.26. Spain de- mand 14.29. Greece demand 2.75. Po- land Cemand .0008%. Czecho Slovakia deand 3.00, Argentine demand 34.50. Brazil demand 10.50. Montreal 97 7-16. eae! Potatoes CHICAGO, July 13.—Potat re- reipts 11, total U. 8. shipments 608; sharply weaker; Oklahoma sacked 2.75@3.00; fancy 3.05@3.10; field run 2.50; choice kinds 2.25@2.35; heated 1.75@2.00; Kansas sacked early Ohlos 2,.50@2.60; ungraded 2.25; Virginia barreled Cobblers best 6.75. a Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, July 13 to higher; receipts, ery extras, 37%c; 36% 0; extra firsts, 86@37c; 4%@ 85%c; seconds, 33@34c. Eggs, stead: eceipts, 15,093 cas: firsts,-23@23%c; ordinary firsts, 21@ 21%; storage’pack extras, 25c; stor: age pack firsts, 24%c. standards, firsts, §. J. Morton arrived yesterday on a short business trip from Buffalo. FRECKLES Don’t Hide Them With a Voll; Re- move Them With Othine—Double Strength. This preparation for the treatment of freckles is usually 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 a veil; get an ounce of Othine and re mo hem. Even the first few appli cations should show a wonderful im- provement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely, Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; it is thi is sold on the money-back: gu two days’ session at the department of agpicwtura =. - SL | —Advertisement, WHEAT GIVEN MORE SUPPORT Quotations Average Higher at Close of Trading In Chicago —, CHICAGO, July 18—Wheat moved upward a little in price today, during the early dealings, influenced chiefly by some falling off in the volume of hedging sales.and by optimism in various quarters as to a settlement of the Ruhr problem. The market had an outsold appearance, and even ardent bears seemed disposed to show caution in view of recent sharp de clines. Recommendations that win ter wheat acreage be reduced tended furthér to strengthen the market, ac cording to the oplhion of séme trad rs. Opening quotations, which varied from unchhnged figures to 4c higher, with September 99% to 995%o, and. December $1.02% to $1.02%, were followed by @ moderate advance with July and September both rising above $1.00, Subsequently, black rust talk had more less bullish effect, but in the final dealings prices receded a bit owing to estimates that the 1928 Canadian crop would be the largest on record, more than 100,000,000 bushels in excess of last yéar. The close Was unsettled, % to %so net higher, September 99% to 99%c, and December $1.02% to $1.02%. Complaints of dry hot weather in Oklahoma and Texas gave strength to the corn market. After opening at Ye decline to @ like advance, Septem- ber 76c, corn scored @ material ad vance all around. July delivery nearly equalled the season's high price record. The close was steady at %c to %o net advance, September 76440 to 16%0. Oats were upheld by the action of other cereals but kept within narrow limits, starting unchanged to Kc off, September 34% to 34%, and later making slight general gains. Lowet quotations weakened provision market. the Wheat— Open High Low Close July sscccn’ .09% 1.00% 99% 1.00% Bept. --.-. .09% 95% 1.00% .09% Deo, sornnn 1.02% 1.03% 1.02% 1.02% Ccrn— Tuly -s-—. 83% 844% 183% 83% Sept. . 1617 TBS TOM Dec. ----- 62% 68% 62% 62% Oate— July 371% 39% 38% 38% Sept. — 34K 84% 84 34% Dee. sa.--e 136 36% «36 36% Lard— Sept, -2..11.03 11.10 11.00 11.00 Oct. ------11.15 11.17 11.12 11.13 Ribe— Sept. --.-. 9.20 9.20 915 9.15 DOE eccee anon Oya He 9.05 --Cash Grains and Provisions. CHICAGO, July 12+-Wheat num: ber 1 hard $1.01% @1.03. Corn num- ber 2 mixed 860; number 2 yellow 89% @00c. Oats number 2 white 41 @43%0; number 3 white 89@41%c. Rye number 2, 65%@66c. Barley 64 @680. Timothy need $5,606.50. Clo- ver seed $15@17.60, Pork nominal. Lard $10.85. Ribs $8.62@9.50. oo —oe Metals NEW YORK, July 13. — Copper steady; electrolytic spdt and nearby 14% @14%; futures 14% @15. Tin easy; spot and nearby 38.25; futures 38.12. Iron easier; number 1 northern 48@27; mumber 2 northern 25.50@ 26.50; number 2 southern 24@27. Lead quiet; spot 6. Zinc steady; East St. Louis spot and nearby 6.20@6.25, An- tmony spot 6.85@6.90. | Sear Sugar futures closed firm, approx!- mate sales 18,000 tons. September $5.01; December $4.44;, March $3.55; May $3.61. Siap falling hairy oney \AN fs5 Back if It Doesn’t prabtun Sith tenip aliments Cece eet, tbs people to form a consistent habit of ing care of their hair, Ess Liquid Mase, es joc papeatad Warts etth couche wake bor applicator attached. The method of fratarent ls Ted throege. rabhes aipaios vent is rough rubber nipples directly to the roots of the hale w tho scalp te gently massaged. “© ste a day with Ven Ess stops hair, relieves Itching scalp and grows new’ hair. Ask us about our 90-day treatment plan, We Srepeenson sive you @ positive io ne min. falling For at Smith-Turner Drug store, 131 8. Center street. 176, Hillcrest Water Phone k Rep. 8s, Daniah Municipal $s, Dominion of Canada, 6a 1952 French Ropublio, 7 Japanese 43 .. Kingdom of Bel Kingdom af Norway, State of Queensland, . Ke of G, B. & 1, American Smeiting, 5s mefican Sugar és American Tel and Tel American ‘Tel. and Tel., col. Anaonda Copper, -7s, Anaconda Copper ks, At. 'T, & San Fe Gen Baltimore and Onio Bethlehem Steel con Canadian Pacific deb. Chicago, Burlington and Qui Chicago, Mil, and St. Chile Copper 6s year Tire Ss, Great Northern 7, Montana Power, Northern Pacifio ref. Northwestern Bell Tel 7 Pacific. Gas and Blectrie Pann R. R. Gen 58 Sinclair Con Oil col 7% Southern Pacific Paific. First Union l Rubber, h Power and Western Union Westinghouse Clos Electr _NEW YORK, July 18.—Bar silver 62%; Mexican dollara 47%, LONDON, July 13.—Bar sliver 90 11-164 per ounce, Money 2% per cent. MINERS’ HOMES ARE WRECKED BY DYNAMITE PITTSTON, Pa, July 18—The homes of four minera were dynaffilted here early today. Among them was the home of Alex Campbell, a leader of the insurgent element of the United Mine Workera of America ih the Pittston’ section. He is aleo a member of the scale committes which is negotiating with .the anthracite coal operators at Atlantic City. The front portions of the houses were blown out and the occupants tossed from their beds, but no one was hurt. postage? addon Atti BIG AUCTION SALE There will be @ big auction sale at 234 S. David St., Saturd&y afternoon at 2 p, m. of household furniture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils, dishes, glassware, etc. HARNED FURNI- TURE CO,, 234 8, David. Phone 249. pt Piel told tira Elmer Green came in last evening from Salt Creek to attend the funer- al of the late T. Frank Algeo to be held tomorrow. —_—___ J. W. Gory is here for a short time trom Laramie, WITHIN THE Money NEW YORK, Juty 183—Call money, firm, high, 6; low, 5; ruling rate, 5; closing bid, 5; offered at 5%; last loan, 5; call loans against acceptances, 4%: time loans, firm; mixed collateral, 60-90 days, 5@5%; 4-6 monts, 5@S' prime commercial paper, 6, > Bed bug juice. guaranteed to ktit all vermin; will not main bed clo ing. Apco Products Go. Phone 286) PERMANENT RELIEF FROM PYORRHEA “Pyro-torm"—the Result of Years of Research While dental surgeons and chemists have experimented for ~years to dis- cover @ remedy for Pyorrhea, only re- cently has any real progtesé been made in combating the disease, A new remedy known as “Pyro-form” Was perfected only a shdrt time ago by the Pyro-form company, San Ber nardino, Callfornia, and has already «iven effective restlts In hundreds of cases, many of whith were considered incurable, Users of the preparation claim that it eliminates all trace of Pyorrhea within hort time, ehd In addition, strengthens the gums ahd restores the teeth to a sound state. Results have been so consistent that “Pyro-form" is now sold on a postive money-back guarantee ao that people suffering with the disease risk nothing in trying this remedy. Price $3 per carton. It is on sale at the Tripeny Drug Stora, 141 8S. Center— Advertisement. ‘ CITY LIMITS CASPER VIEW ADDITION City Water in the Addition Nice Level Lots Low Prices Easy Terms “A LOOK MEANS A LOT” SEE BEN REALTY CO. Plush Flour, 48-lb Plush Flour, 24-Ibs. Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. Meadow Gold Butter, Ib. Sliced Peaches ... Halved Peaches Apricots ........ Fresh Ground Hamburger, Fresh Pork ausage, per Ib. Pure Bulk Lard, per Ib.. . Whole Pork Shoulders, Ib. ING YY SUS) TI sata seb scat naeesnestemseeen Half Gallon Purple Grape Juice —__..............$1.25 ROSEMONT GALLON FRUIT Specials For Saturday JULY 14, ONLY —------——-----$ 1,80 -95c 005 § Secreta ee er |!) Bartlett "Pears; 2) a ee ee White Cherries ——.._.. sonmterennnnee ss $1.00 Sea Foam Washing Powder, pkg........—---——sses.--_ 25 Gold Dust Washing Powder, pkg. ——--.32¢ per Ib... ...15e pfs gape Sits BPs | Pe ankieyaaansciev nhl WG raie WLP Sa aee Ea aa The Bungalow Grocery & Market G. L. Habenicht GROCERIES, MEATS 412 East Fifth St. J. A. Sandhoefner AND VEGETABLES Phones 22 and 23