Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1923, Page 4

— en ee ee Che Casper Dailp Eribune Oil :; Finance :: Bonds : Stocks Grain : Livestock : NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY. LEASED PAIGE CHANGES (GRAIN PRICES — [sew vor toc AE ATD PreBirth Dore Near Solution y American Locomotive ..-.-- of births when the offspring will BERLIN.—(By Mail to United | American Smelting and Refg. be male or female. 4 Ld Press.)—The age-old problem of :. z :. ° berg’: fi de- Mixed Trading Develops|Profit Taking Gives Down- | American GLORIA SWANSON SAO / ‘MEARY-GO-ROUND: MAY peterelblas (berond nysed vents |. ones tyes cartein | andclar Dr. Ernest Graefenberg, Berlin's foremost gynecologist, revealed 1, the United Press details of a “serum,” akin in its application to the famous “Tuberculin” test, which he believes will make it possible to tell months in advance With Opening of New ward Tendency to Chi- | “merican secretions of the male and femal: York Market Today cago Market Renee Pear Te ite’ “atethoscone method.” | If the male serum te-epplied and ghee taupe: a {| “Al > recently reported, is almost in- | fails to react, the chancez are that fallible, jt sometimes reports a girl tho forthcoming baby {s female instead of a boy and vice versa. | but then me somes bere is ap Tha Swanson Hence, German ical experts | plied and gives a nite reaction, fellow" Ni the Teslen nee ebtaeer Cea othe tlentp ta traln earvicn | org pes pce phey “themselves | {¢ proves the sex of the baby. ‘This land, was the verdict of her co-|{h® Picture world has . suffered) with achieving a system biological: | process is reversed to determine a among others. Tom Villnave, bab: workers during the filming of ly_perfect. boy y- ‘Beyond the’ Rocks,” her Par-| ™An8ser of the Wyoming theater, vent amount starring vehicle, which | Wo" t© Douglas this morning to get comes to the Iria theater Sunday|Roung™ which ois acheduien cy > CHICAGO, Sept. 29—Profit taking | Atchison --- changes at the opening of today’s} sales on the part of holders gave ‘all |Atl, Guilt and West Indies -_ stock market were irregular with] cereals a downward tendency in | Baldwin Lecomative ~ lorses exeeeding the gains. Mod-| price today during the early deal-| Baltimore an@ Ohio te improvement was shown bylings, Wheat was depressed also by| Bethlehem Steel -... ed States Steel, Studebaker and} tho fact that the Liverpool market | California Petroleum ulf States Steel/ was easier, On the declines, how-|Canadian Pacific .- chnut Packing each droppec}ever, buying increased, and selling | Central Leather -... Springfield dropped | became Jess free. Opening prices | Cerro de Pasco Copper W YORK, Sept. 29-—Price ly. new low for the year.| which ranged from %4e to le lower,!Ghandier Motors a | a start this afternoon. If Mr. Vill- r of a cut in freight| with December 1,06 to 1.06.. and/crosapeake and Ohio -.o. sor | wis teclaration was provoked) nave ts able to get hack in time the Spinning to the Tune of Pleasure, The Picture n was held responsible viness of some of the May 1.10% to 1.10%, were followed | — by . by a lttle further setback and then | Chicago and Northwestern -- 64% ise pal ipic teed pies bead rk i | Ch'cago, Mil and St. Paul pfd_ 2 turned decidedly renetion | Wet weather west helped to check | Chicago, R. I. and Pac. show this afternoon will open with the picture but in any other event it will open with the pleture which has been running, “The Toll of the to the entire company when the} players were on location at Catalina | Island, filming — ecean After a dance in one of the |} after the opening with the | aownturns in the value of corn and| Chile Copner - - Red mMank ne Sea.” Both pictures are so wi meentrated in the motor. |oats. After opening unchanged to NOE ESO - Rovalty and Breducin aaa Oe eapicer reiarncrel ie Testh ooeing. that a patron cannot S ° Ps moter access an ndependent | tyc lower, December .72% to .73, 3 % | sunset — 3 y attending the sbow t t idebaker and Amer-|-orn market underwent a general|Corn Products ~ 124% tho cast and staff to hor apartment | this arterroon, ensation oO e ear ti ise : 26% Tom Bell for a llttle get-together ovening. Gem ern ~ 5854 yy H Cosden Ol - dropped nearly | <2 | » dropp iy | sag Coffee and cakes were served, and Crucible Steel Sere point to new levels for the year. Oats started at 4c off to te up. 'yo:Kans. If States Steel and Willys-Over-| December 42% to .42 Later, | © - Western States ot enjoyed a Cepheid oe. ete land preferred each dropped 2 and | ai! the menths showed some loss. - IY Ol ... wean dea ten 10 rvansere juner extending the invi- pients. NEW YORK CURB CLOSING vee American Can, U. 8. Rubber, Provisions Held steady !n the ab- Houston Oil and Stewart Warner | sence of any aggressive selling. Speedometer each dropped one, The - - Pan-American ssues held firm, Foreign exchanges opened steady. ~ 28% | Mountain Producers -. 13.60 13.75 - Glenrock Oil .. 65 ~ .70 - 1 Salt Creek Cons . f 23 General Eleetric General Motors . LONDON WAMES| prosperous geste iscsi International Paper BUSINESS MAN HO CWM OSS Louisville and Nashville — LANSING, Mich. Sent. 2 Mack Truck ~ (United Press.)--Fruits and tru Merland Ol ghrden products are proving the |Maxwe!l Motors — < " Michigan | Middle States Oi1 “mortgage lifter for farmers this year, despite hea’ but there are several new members in the troupe, and I think that one of the first essentials to our mu-' QLpaa, } oe a tual success in to be well acquainted, |Presa}- Tie von eets saluae oe socially as well as professiona‘ly.|first memorial, a road of Fername So I propose that after the dance,/brance, for Warren G. Sardis all the members of the company! goes to this (Allen) county, says a be my guests, for a little friendly |statement received Lk, a chat over the coffee and cake." vet i Rk ‘Perhaps we all know each other more or less from association in FQ | the studio and in various pictures, S. ©. Indiana . - 2 Cities Service Com. % here from Chartes Lathrop Pack, president of the American Tree association at “ 99 Washington, D, C. The work has been inaugurated by a local news: paper and Lynn & Timmerman of Lima, who will provide six thousand trees for lining the Harding high- way, @ distance of 26 miles. an It’s the picture that cost a fortune—and is worth it It’s the picture which has been a year in the mak- ing and was worth waiting for! The picture with the most magnificent settings and the greatest cast that the motion picture public has ever seen. Chicago Prices. - 4 CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—(U, 8S. De- - 24% |partment of Agriculture,)—Cattle— ~--~ 10% | Receipts, 1,000; compared with week ---- 5 |ago: Most killing classes lifeless at Missouri, asaniang Tex. new ~ a week's uneven decline of largely ° a * T}oases on hay, wheat and grain | Missouri Pacifle pfd - - 50c on fed ateers and yearlings and Sir Louis Newton Nomi- rae ed _ |New York Central ex div. .-- 98% |25 to T5e, mostly 60 to 7 on better N Ranks throughout the State’s|N. Y.. N, H., and Hartford -- 114% | grades fat she stock and western nated for High Place fruit belt report more prosperity | Norfolk and Western 102% |xrass steers; top matured steers, i among farmers than at any time in | Northern Pacific 56% | $12.90; few up to $11.60; best year- In City Rule. ten years. This bears out a report | Pacific Oil - lings. $12.00; canners and cutters. Wert county and Hardin county will continue the highway . planting to Marlon, according to The long awaited picturization of|present plans. Six thousand schoo! Jack London's famous novel “The |children of Allen county will do the | Call of the Wild,” starts at the|planting under the direction of the America today for a three-day run.|Lima Automobile club, which will The hero of the story is a dog|previde the transportation for the whose father was a St. Bernard and|School chiidren and the tools. Mrs. whose mother was a Scotch shep-| Warren G. Harding will be invited herd dog. The dog is called Buck |to plant the first tree. If the other and, from puppyl.ood, is raised in|Counties do their planting at the the luxury of civilization. Then he}S2me time as Allen county, the The Biggest Picture Casper Has Ever Had SIX DAYS STARTING ODAY OMIN Everybody’s Theatre (vor: the Btate Department of Agri-|Pan American week to 2c lower; bulls, 35 to, 50c culture that bumper fruit and truck | Pennsylv lower; al calves, $1.26@1.75 off; LONDON. ept. 29.-— (United | crops last year and this year have | Peoples stockers and feeders closing fairly Press.)— With centuries-old civic offset losses in wheat and grain. | Producers and Refiners ~ pctive at 50c down turn; bulk prices ceremony the City of London today | Figures of the yteld this year aro | Pt follow: Fed beet steers, $8.76@ 10.76; “elected” a new Lord Mayor to suc: | not yet available at the department. ; Reading - western grassers, $6.25@7.2 * t incumbent, Edward Apple growers enjoyed record | Republic Tron and Steet - in © Oll . ceed the pre - cows and heifers, $4.15@8.00;/is sto'en away to the Klondik,| Project will be completed te the Cecil Moore, when the latter's term | crops with good prices last year, and | Sears Roebuck . and cutters, $2.75@3.40; where he experiences a strange | Indiana line, of office ends November 9 trees are Joaded with the fruit this |Sinolalr Con on - - $12.25@12.75; stockers and| climate, meets strange men and| “On tho day set for the tree plant- % Actually, the citizens of thelyenr, Good prices are predicted for | Southern Paeific “square mile” had nothing whatever |¢nis year's crop. puthern Pallway to do with the choice of a chief Peach production is fully normal, | Standard Ot) of > magistrate, and there wae no elec: |witie the grape crop will equal the {Studebaker Corp. tion In the popular sense. What |record breaker of last year, accord: | Texas Co. happened was that the “Iiveryme ing to Verne M. Chureh, state agri: | Texas and fle . and members of the ancient “Guilds” | cultural agent Tobacco Products A - met at the Guildhall and nominated | Cherries, expected to be a failure | Transcontinental Oil the senior alderman, Colonel Sit ‘cartier, turned out a good crop, with | Union Pacific .-..- Touls A won, and there being |cood quality and prices, Farmers in | United Retail Stores no opposition, Newton was duly de: | some sections harvested 100 per cent |U- 8. Inc. Alcohol - clared elected. Thin method of selec: crop this year for the first time in | United States Rubber tion has proved satisfactory for cen: |nteon years, according to Church, |\nited States Stoel ries, so the average Londoner! Reasonable rains and plenty of | Utah Copper - “ ceipts, 5,000; steady to said, “Oh, really! Who's Newton?” |sunshine resulted in good truck | Westinghouse Electric ex div 58% |10c lower: desirable Ught weight and let it go at that. ‘crops throughout the State. Willys Overland ------ 5% | show most decline; buik good and Sir Louix Newton is 56 years of| pears’ and plums are the only | American inc, Lead and Sm. 7% B tholee 180. to 350 pound averages. age (comparatively young for a Lord |fruits to fall below normal—the re- | Butte and Superior ~ ~ 18% | $5,008. top, $8.30; better grades Mayor). and is a Londoner by birth |suit of negligence more than any, | Colorado Fuel and Iron . pound avera; montly , $5.50 7.00. Sheep—Receipts, 2,000; receipts today mostly direct. Market for week: Fat Iambs generally Tie to $1.25 lower; fat yearlings 25 to 7be low fat shee ady to 26¢ lower; feeding lambs, to 60c lower; best western Jambx top quality; bu : mostly $12.50@12,75; culls, around s $9.00; fat range ewes, $5.50@6.50; = 88% |feeding lambs closing dull; bulk - #6% | Friday, 5@18.15. adapts himself to strange habits |{ng,."" says the message from Pack, and labors. He is a bewildered dog|"the country will see the beginning —until the strain of his forefathers |Of one of the most unusual. tree begins to assert itself—~until he feels |Plantings and the start of the first the call of the wild, Road of Remembrance in honor of ‘As Jack London wrote “The Call|the late President, tt is fitting that , of the Wild" around the life of a|Ohloans should take the lead in this dog. so has the picture been filmed. work. | It is Buek’s joys and sorrows ani Tree planters of Pennsylyania | career that are dominant and the|P4ve registered thousands ‘of trees | human beings in the pleture are|®d the individual tres planting will | there only in their relation to|*4" Into the thousands, for Fall tree Buck's story. And Buck proves|Planting is now in full- swing, re- | himse'f an actor. Not only does|POrts to the association show, The | he faithfully follow the directions|Neture Study club of Indiana is | of his trainer, but his Intelligent |“#8/n planting trees throughout the | face seems to express emotions, | State | Certainty, in dogdom, Buck is not a moron, G and training. He is Master of the ining else, Church said. Montana Power ~. packing sows, largely |" muck ts the personal property of Feltmakers' Guild and head of the | ela <a eS National Lead - desirable weighty killing | pat apf ral cadet} The Call famous manufacturing firm bearing | Ppattuok Arisons ine. of the Wild” for Pathe, The dog his name. Ho has long been con- } rm eight hogs, $7.75 @8.30; has been trained since puppyhood for this role, for Jack London {4 Roach's favorite author and it has long been his desire to film “The Call of the Wild.” When, two years ago, he was offered the sale of a Saint Bernard puppy, remembering his desire and the type of dog neces sary for “The Call of the Wild,” he bought the dog, because Saint Ber- nards are 80 scarce. He was promptly christened nected with London’s municipal Butt dE government, having been a member of the City Corporation since 1905, utter ani ses and alderman aince 1916. He was Sheriff in 1918 and was knighted for services. The office of Lord Mayor js non: | litical, and nowadays is largely eevee but it entails a heavy {rsts 40144143; seconds 391 @ 40. round of ceremonial duties and obli- . | gations. as well as many privileges.| | aes higher; receipts 8.361 cases; ‘of 10,000 | firsts .20@.34; ordinary firats .25@ 7.90608.30; Nght, $7.40¢ light light, $6,75@8.05; packing cows, smooth, $7,15@7.40; packing sows, rough. $6,70@7.16; slaughter Pigs, $5.75 @7.25. CHICAGO, Sept 29.—-Butter, steady; creamery extras .44; stand. ards .44; oxtra firsts 4214 @.43%4; Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., Beyt. 29.—(U. 8. Department of Agriculture.-—Hogs —Receipts, 2,600; fairly active; most- ly steady; spots 10c lower on Nght The Night Cry of Mate to Mate ‘ontinental Cumberland care of Lou Treesh, a special train He has an 1", Calena --- - 61 63 | hogs; bulk 200 to 300 pound butch- pi 26. : i Ree Buck, in anticipation of the role he nds for his year of eae o | Illinois ~ - 152 163 Jers, $7.60@7.75; top, $7.85; no choice | Vay to play, and placed under the I's official host to visiting |Indiana - ATTY 90 |\ights here; mixed Joads carrying | and notables he generally e = Sen) ee sking sows and lights, mostly has spend three or four times ‘at. Tran Send your automobile news to er-of dogs on the Roach lot, and “Spark Plug.’—Care Tribune. . <. Tran - - 93 95 |87.25@7.50; packing sows, largely " oy this amount, 40 that there ts no pin ine all BA Nor. Pipe 101 103 |§7:10@7.80; average cost yesterday, | Wen he was ive y profit attached to the job. | Oho Ol . - 83 58% | $7.39; weight, 270. The new Lord Mayor takes office| Expert watch and Jewelry repair | prairie Ol) 158 0 Cattle—-Recelpts, 500; compared eae peceen rhe Voivuntea write, November 9, when he will be in- ing, Carper Jewelry Co. 0. 8 BIGS. | Prairie Pipe 98% | with week ago: Fed steers, weak tO] in, adaptation and direction of JACK LONDON’S augurated with civic pageantry, {n-| Solar Ref. -- 26e lowe! 1s steers and she stock | nt. Gall of the Wild.” The care cluding the famous “Lord Mayor's! Dance at’ Haygood's postponed /eu Pipe - generally Baile akiddtal’ nagt includ “Shoe FAMOUS DOG STORY Show until Saturday, October 8. O. Kan ters, > . vlesiae fags . Vv r Is le a BR lg ok. geod and sholbe light vesla, stnene: Mulhall, Waiter Long, Laura Roes agg ging, Frank Butler and Sydney to 2hc higher; others and heavies, | hei. o4. 5@50c lower; stockers and feeders, $944 Jand js. P. on 119 |cows. $3.50@4.50; heife: $4.25@ heavies, $4.500,40; stockers and Crude Market feeders, $5.50@7.50; week's top fleshy range feeders, $9.25, Sheep—Receipts, none. Compared $1. with week ago: Lambs, 75c@$1.00 "120 | lower; sheep, steady: feeders, 25@40c 7.35 | lower; closing bulks follow: Western 135 |!ambs, $12,55@12.05; natives, $12.00 1,25|@12.50; fed clipped lambs, $11.86; 1.85 | handy weight and light ewes, $5.25 8. O. Neb. .. & O. N. Y. 8. 0. Ohio . | Unton Tank - 316 278 i ae eto (a he SE ar ri a at i Rea Se ae I ns Ns RH EYE Sp “THE CALL « WILD’ |~ You'll lose your heart to “Buck,” a pet dog, who became an under dog and then a wild dog, during man’s mad rush to Alaska. A THRILLING, AMAZING, HEART-PULLING PHOTOPLAY TODAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY “Brass,” the splendid screen ad- aption of a splend!d novel of modern Mfe, opens at tho Rialto theater to- day. It is a picture for young wives and young husbands, or for o'd wives and old husbands for that matter, It is also a picture that will have its appeal for those who have not yet chartered a boat to sail Creek - © Creek 98.80 8.60 | Third 4%s ~ fourth Liberty TAberty United c | 1 OREIGN 93 Czechoslovak _ | Blk 984 | Groybull - Rep 1.95 | @6.75; hn $4.00@5,00; feeding 95% ic Creek ; m th of matrimony. "8 fayyag seme : i lambs, $12.25@13.00. A PAC SOMding eiiahohitahin —also— Comedy “POST NO BILLS” and NEWS REEL Shows at 1—23—5—7 and 9 10c and 40c This cuention has been asked Rialto patrons recently. None have cared to answer it. but that there is such Foreign Exchange & thing as a brass wedding ring can rearcely be doubted by those who view this picture, a story of a young Kingdom of Belgium, Kingdom of Norway Bi cf Queensland +60 101% 101% 102% | Nfule Creek of G. B. and 1., S's 1037 3 10l'y 101% 101% | Sunburst RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS J | --- 90% 90% Gots Let | Bis Muddy 95 | Hamilton Re as oO foc ar Bt American Smelting, 58 American Sui . Wi 10155 |man who Is eo busy work! American Tel and 1 i161 MB/s NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Foreian ho 1s ¢0 busy working during American Tel col Potatoes exchanges frregular. Quotations in | bt day that he does not realize the Anaconda Copper. 9945 centa: Great Britain, demand, | ‘lsaater which threatens his marital At. T. and STK | 4.54%; cables, 4.8514; 60-day bills on |felations. The wife on the other Baltimore an Bethlehem banks, 452. France, demand, 6.144; {ANd has go little to do during the ea CHICAGO, Sept. 29—Potatoes| cables, 6.15. Italy, demand, 4.56%; |2¥ time that she is in the habit of by * | Sishtly better feeling on red andleables, 4.57. Belgium, demand, | “Stepping out" at night Mot erg | Wike stock; receipts 131 cars; total|s.22%; ombles, 6.23, Germany, de Mtiod mere matterict having s baby 115%, 11614 | U- 8. shipments 11,024; Minnesota) mand, 00000085; cables, 00000055, jome doesn't perplex her at all 106% 106% | 8nd North Dakota sacked and bulk| Holland, demand, 29.28; cables, 29.82. /%M she sees no reason why she 59 59 Red River Ohios partly graded .70@ | Norw: demand, 15.91. Sweden, shou'd not visit the cabaret oftener 1044, 10614 | 850 cwt; poorly graded .60@.65 cwt;|/demand, 26.49. Denmark, demand, | ‘han the cradip, 107% | Minnesota and North Dakota sacked |17,87, Switzerland, dema 17.85 he a 90%) and bulk sand !and Ohfos partly/ Spain, demand, 13.68, Gr de- SPIRTUALIST MEETING 22% | graded .65@.75 wt; Wisconaiti| mand, 1.68. Poland, demand, .0003. amie y evening 7:20 at I, 0. 0. F. “| ed and bulk round whites Un+|Csecho Mlovakia, demand, 2,00. | 22. \yondertul speaker and mes |ited States No. 1, 1,001.15 cwt:|Jugo Slavia, demand, 1.12. Austria. in spiritual philoseahy no ene | Minnesota sacked bulk round whites /demand, .0014. Rumania, demand, |this opportunity. Dr. Cannes ty 38% S. number 1, and partly graded|.46%. Argentine, demand, 88.59. |ing studied with the adante ve at 167% | .85@1.00 cwt; scabby field frosted! Brazil, demand, 10.00, Montreal. leient. Wednesday evening at Wash 3614.70.80 owt. ort lington hall in North Casper 10c AND 20c ALWAYS aR} “Topsy “BURNING SANDS” with MILTON SILLS, WANDA HAWLEY, JACQUELINE LOGAN 91 105 Westinghouse Electric 7s Wileon and Co%., ev