Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. STOGK PRICES CONTINUE FIRM Buying by Short Interests Lend Strength to Gotham Trading NEW YORK, April 26,—Stock prices displayed a firm tone at the pening of today's stock market as the “shorts” continued to buy stocks and retire their contracts. Buying orders were well distributed, but most of the initial gains were of & fractional character Laclede Gas ‘was one of the few stocks to move against the current trend, dropping @ point. Short covering operations assum- ed broader proportions as trading progressed. United States Cast Iron Pipe jumped nearly five points to, 90%. a new 1924 high, on reports that the pipe business was running unusually heavy. Gains of a point or 80 were recorded by a score of is: in the first half hour, including American Can, Gulf States Steel, National Lead, General Electri: Famous Players and Davison Chemi- cal. Woolworth dropped two points. Foreign exchanges were firm on the belated buying of shorts eager to cover May first contracts. = LIVESTOCK Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, April 26.—(U. 8. De- partment of Agriculture.}—Hogs— Receipts, 4,000; steady to bo higher; Gesirable light show most advance; bulk good and choice 260 to 300 pound butchers, $7.30@7.40; top, $7.45; better grades 160 to 210 pound weight, mostly $7.20@7.35: desirable 140 to 150 pound weight, $6.75@7.10; bulk packing sows, $6.60@6.85; kill- ing pigs, strong to 25c higher; bulk good and choice 120 to 130 pound weight, $6.00@6.40; estimated hold- over, 8,000; heavyweight hogs, $7.15 @7.45; medium, $7.10@7.40; light, $6.80@7.40; Nght light, $5.90@7.25; packing sows, smooth, $6.75@6.9 packing sows, rough, $6.60@6. slaughter pigs, $4.50@6.50. Cattle—Receipts, 500; beef steers, very uneven; better grades, 50 to %bo lower; spots, $1.00 off; kinds under $9.50, steady to 25c lower; fat she stock and most grades bulls, 50c lower; canners and cutters, 15 to 25c lower; veal calves, 75c to $1.00 down; extreme top matured steers, $12.50; best at the close, $11.25; ex- treme top yearlings, early, $11.50. Bulk prices follow: Beef steers and yearlings, $8.25@10.50; stockers and feeders, $6.25@8.00; fat she stock, $5.50@ 8.00; mners and cutters. $2.75@3.85; veal calves, $7.50@9.00. Sheep—Recetpts, 2,000; mostly direct; market y steady; for week around 6,000 direct; one hundred and seventy cars feed lots; compared with week ago fat Jambe, steady to around 25c¢ lowe! in-between grades and heavies. sho ing decline; fat sheep, $2.00@2.50; best fat wooled lambs for week, $16.60; top clipped lambs, $16.00. Bulk prices follow: Fat lambs, $15-50@16 short kind, $13.75@ 14.7 wooled ewes, $8.50@10.50 clips, $8.00@9. bulks — sprin, lambs, $17.00@22.00; few out of line upward to $25.00. Child Labor Vote Assured WASHINGTON, April 26.—A vote eck sean Che Casper Daily Cribune : BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG WHEAT HIGHER ON CROP NEWS Unfavorable Weather Ex- erts Bullish Influence In Market FAMOUS SCOT ARRWES iy NEw YORK = ACCORDED ,ELASORATE WELComs BY OS OF Hs COUNTKYmMan «| HIS CEeLeen CHICAGO, April 26.— Wheat scored a material fresh advance in price today during the early deal- ings. Wet and cold weather in the northwest, together with a forecast of freezing temperature in Nebraska and Kansas tonight, was largely responsible. ‘Reports of new Ger- man credits established in this coun- try were also given much attention. After opening unchanged to %@%c higher, May $1.03% to $1.03% and July $1.05% to $1.06, the market made gains all around. Indications of delay to field work gave firmness to the corn market. The opening, which varied from un- changed figures to %c higher, May 77% to 77%c, was followed by a slight general advance, Oats sympathized with wheat and corn, starting unchanged to %c up, May 46% to 470, and later held near to the initial range. Provisions were without aggres- sive support. Pair Saved By Slayer Appeal For Clemency DENVER, Colo., April 26.—Claim- ing that Joseph McGonigal, convict- ed slayer, sentenced to hang at Can- on City this week, had savec their lives when they were nearly asphy- xiated !n a Trinidad rooming house Violet and Richard Hampshire of Pueblo, Thursday wired Governor ganization tried to speak but her voice was drowned in shouts calling for an adjournment. SERVICES OFFERED CAOPER POLICE New York Stocks Last Sale MARCEL AND BOBCURL $1. in the house today on the Foster resolutfon proposing a child labor amendment to the constitution was assured by the rule under which {t was taken up yesterday limiting de- bate to six hours, — Party Unes did not appear in the discussion of the measure and pro ponents, pointing to the vote of 298 to 49 by whic ate consice dence it it was given immed! tion, expressed conf 11d be adopted by’ the Czechoslovak Rep., 80 Ctfs. Dominion of Canada, 5s, 1952 French Republic, Japanese Kingdom Kingdom of Norway, 6 Rep. of Chile, 84, 1946 State of Queensland, 6s U, K. of G. B. & 1, 5%, 37 Railway and American Smelting 6s American Sugar, Amer 6a .. ran Tel. Col., ond pper an Fe., Baltimore and Ohic Bethlehem Steei co Canadian Pac‘fic ‘deb Burlington itana Power, 6: rthern Pacific ern Be'l es and El nr. R. gen., 68 Bluclair Con. Oil, col: Bouthern Pacific cv., 48 Union Pacific first 4s -. U. 8. Rubber fs tinghouse Blectr! Wilson and Co., cv., bs Sweet requesting commutation of McGonigal's sentence to life impris: 15% 15% Phone 8505 vs onment. The governor reiterated The Ascendin Allied. Chemical & Dye ----- 70 62 65 |CALD Alexander for house cl former ppnerey catars the slay- American Can - ------- 101% | Bessemer ---. besieueeiim eee ennnee- ae B14 rugs and lawns. Phone 2528J. . er must hang, and that he could American Car and Foundry. 157 | Big Indian ----—---- ‘umberland ~--------—~ (pee OPT ee! oa not act on the Hampshire plea. Scale American International Corp 21% | Buston Wyo, -----—-~ I'inols | .—------------- 181 138 | FRISCO SCHOOL OF DANCING. | ‘According to the telegram, Mc- American. Locomotive --.-.. 71% | Buck Creek ks Tiinois Pipe ----------- 131 133 | ce Your mistaken in dancing. We. Gontgal rescued the pair from the| (Continued from Page One) ~ American Smeiting’@ Refg. .. 61 | Burke, --.-----.- 25 26 |Indiana----____- 88 90. |i 4eocn in your home, classes gas filled room at Trinidad several| house. The police searched the We often hear of unsatisfactory | American Sugar --. Blackstone Salt Creek~ . 33 Nat: Tran. -----------~ 21 21% | start soon,. enroll now. For infor- years ago, when the parents of the| placo and found nothing but they] conditions in certain lines of busi- | American T. and T. Chappell ..-.-------- ‘is | N. ¥. Tran. 2-2-2 73 75 | mation, Phone Mr. Robison, Wyatt Hampshire children had left them|terrified these children, and the] ness owing to overproduction. American Tobacco Columbine: ~---------. a4 Nor. Pipe ------------- 95 97 Hotel. in the bathroom, McGonigal enter-| mother tells me that since that time| Overproduction should not be | American Woolen - Central Pipe —------— 2400 |Ohlo Ol a 66 ed the room and carried the children | the children. wake-up crying in the| hela responsible until underselling | AnaconCa Copper -. Consolidatea Royalty-— 1.25 .| Prairie Ofl ----------- 217 21 to safety, according to the message. | night, seeing in awful review the] jg paticey, overcome by pephoeas. 3 Atchison ~..-.... ie REELS Cow Gulch .--..----. .04 | Prairie Pipe -.---—---- 101% 102 For Sal ‘AUTOMOBILES eh LS eee raid of the fron hand of] gelling effort. Atl, Gulg and West Indies Domino =: -10 | Solar Ref, ---.-------- Aes 188 ° the law. : Only a few years ago when | Baldwin Locomotive ---- Elkhorn ------2------ 02) .04 | Sou. Pipo -—--------—- 94 95 Soviet Orders “An order was {ssued recently to] Henry Ford. began. to. expand | Baltimore and Ohio ---------* §3%|E. T. Williams -...- 46 48. |S. 0. Kan... 4 40%) DOQNGE BROTHERS send some 30 or 40 women out of| greatly we heard on every hand | Bethlehem Steel .----------- 52 | Fargo ----------—--- 09 11 | 8. 0. Ky. ~------------ 103 104 “ E. ° the city. Who gave the police such] that the market would become | California Petroleum ------- 24% | Frantz 5.50 6.09 |& 0. Ohlo —------s-- 283 287 DEALERS SELL xecution of power. (The Czar of Russia! And] saturated. Canadian Pacific ----—-—--- 148 | Gates’ ---------—---- 10) 1 | Vacuum ~----.--------_ 57% 58 GOOD USED CARS only he would send his convidts| Yet Mr. Ford cut his prices, in- | Central Leather % B| Jupiter ----------=-- 00% 01 |S. FP. Ol -2nL------ 130 131 F ° away after they had a trial and then| creased his advertising, and with [Cerro de Pasco Copper .----- 45 |Kinney Coastal ----. 11 .12 | 8. O. Indiana -- 57. 57% Es ormer Czarist would exile them to the mines of] each cut the product came within | Chandler Motors ~~. - 46%] Lanco Creek Royalty 01 02 -_—_—— Siberla. If these women are cul-] the reach of more people. Chesapeake and Ohio - 74% | Marine --—-.----. 3.00 3.50 NEW YORK, April 26. — The pable, the criminal statutes are suf- The price was cut again, the | Chicago, and Northwestern -. 51 | Mike Henry ..:----— .00% 01 | pavis.Cup committee of the United In buying a new car, i ficient to take care of them but| advertising kept up, the output | Chicago, Mi’. & St. Paul pfd 24% | Mountain & Gul¢ —-- 1.55 1.60 | states Lawn Tennis announced to- ly “look: ng KHARKOV, Russia, April 26.—] there is no law that says they shall} leaped and more buyers came. Chicago, R. I. and Pac. -_. 24 | New York Oil -.--..-.11.25 12.25 | day that it had accepted the resig- you naturally look to Captain Stezenko, a former officer| get out of town. Manufacturing and selling: that | Chile Copper 27% | Pleardy -------2cccee 104 | ation of Willan T. Tilden, II, of the reputation of the In the Czarist army, has been sen-| “The Spanish inquisition was car-] 1s demand: can be kept in step by | Chino Copper 16% | Preston -. Philade’phia ‘as a member ‘of. the car itself. In buying tenced to death on soviet charges of|ried out by persons who thought| advertising. Consolidated Gas 62% | Red Bank phere s team. a used car, it is equally responsibility for the deaths of five| they were doing the right thing and Advertising, enlarged produc- | Gorn Products - Royalty & Producers — 07% ‘4 Smmportant /t0 cookider thousand workmen and communists ee the end justified the means.| tion resulting, in more employ- |Cosden O!l —. Sunset —----.. : 0745, Hoge * OF while acting as head of the secret|Belleving as they did that certain] ment, more people with money to | Crucible Steel Tom Bell Royalty -.- ‘03 HELP WANTED—MALE ¢ reputation the I police of the Wrangel and Denikine|men and women were doomed to] spend, reduced costs from quan- | cuba Cane Sugar pfd. 58. | Western. Exploration 3.80 dealer. We confidently 1 armies, burn in Hell, they set about to cheat| tity output, luxuries more gen- Wyo-Kang i+ ery ry refer you to those who ch _ According to the court, Captain|the devil of his due. That they] erally distributed, distinguish our Weatern States y 21 ‘93. | WANTED—Mando bass player to have bought our used teh Stezenko confessed to ordering the|were wrong does not matter. Thou-| country’ from the rest of the |General Asphalt Yo Saar ge’ a complete plectrum string orches- pores parted 1 peseition: oe 700 co Sees Plead-| sands perished at the stake because} world. Gatbedl) Iiectric: = NEW YORK CURB CLOSING tse avo ones roe can past. ae ng for clemency, the prisoner said|of their intolerence. — . 3 bir play bass. ginners welcome. he was reared in an atmosphere ini-| ‘A Coliseum was built to furnish Gere ee a Moab ate ercagoern 2820 TAS | Wartld alno ites to maak Wasias Dero 4 mical to the revolutionary cause and| sport for Romans on a holiday. Some : “ omer! Ft +40) who reads, See Moore at 531 8. el that his actions were due to a mis-|of the countenances of women I POTATOES Gute ene ee Salt Creek Prds ------- 24.75 26.00/ Melrose or call ‘Tribune and leave Good Values conception of the Bolshevik alms. | have seen in district court recently Tikes ies e Belt! Creek Comm: —i--—- 1" 820-298 | aciiens for Tod. 1 , Et when an alleged bootlesger ‘was on| criCAGO, April 20.—Potatoes, | seperation COBPOR ooo-—->— bf bed ae lt Seeia e Mirepeepe or diy oh | beeen pa Be RSET OF SOC ar | trial for ‘his freedom ‘reseTable”Very,| (Ce ee Ae, os ret mene reselne eeeeseeeeeee eee eee ee eens eee ee eee ee ee eee ao ibenOkee | DODGE PROTHERS tnuch to my mind. the. ‘thumbs | fading slow, market weak; receipts, | tnt. Mer. Marine pfd. ------ 83%]. O. Indiana -.--—.. 57-75 68.00] | upzailway mal! clerks, $1,600 to] 1923 Business Coupe, over $128 French Flyer eee ts ¢ those women | 7°, carsi total .U..8. shipments, 642;/ tnternational Paper -. 37% —_—_ $2,300 year; Casper examinations on} worth of accessories, bul lown’ countenances of those women} Wisconsin sacked round whites,| Invincible Oll 13% May 3, steady, common education pre Piggy | who put their thumbs down when] ¢;19@1.95; bulk, $1.00@1.30; Idaho | jean ene SP arrange rs suffictent; sample questions free.| {Tmt and rear, motometer and On L on Tri some poor gladiator was about to} £010 gusts, $2.00@2.45,, accord. | ras Tee eR 18% Butter and Eggs Write immediately, Franklin Insti-| a? pie earn spare nan ioube g PP | rave nis tite snuffed out! ing to quality; Minnesota and North ST: BR tute, Dept. 452N, Rochester, N: ¥-] driven about 5,000 miles and a H. Roe Bartle, boy scout execu- tive for Casper, was called upon to Dakota $1.35 @1.55. cked Red River Ohios, Lima Locomotive — Louisville and Nashville --.. CHICAGO, April 26.Butter lower; COOK, experienced combination, -re- bargain oon --------------- 900 speak. Hi larity was attest- ; Mack Truck . i Mable, not afraid of work, go any seda BUCHAREST, April 26.—Lieuten- a ahs, there earn wild inte at Marland Ol! -.. eriprcoee Et beget bt El peage ceckie dP vere fc i ee ac macs eager beds Saprdeeeae tinent ate ant Pel‘etier Doisy, French aviator,|the mention of his name. The dem- Old Stage Coach Maxwell! Motors a6 ae extra. Sek dia Steste | Denver, Cole. —| 00d; just simonized and wheels who arrived here yesterday from|onstration quickly turned the -other Middle States Ol i Me ea papa pedibeh o-mhiae Ne. 2 aE 5 repainted; a good buy at $850 Paris, filled the tanks of his ma-| way, however, when it was learned oz cy | Missouri, Kan. and Tex. new 10% mys Ey ¥ esi! HELP WA D—Female | 1923 Business Coupe, mileage chine today after o good night’s|that Mr. Bartle was not in sympathy Placed On Exhibit Missourl Pacific pfd. ~ 3834 | firsta, 3274 @2%e; ordinary firsts” 30 12,000 miles; has spot light and rest and hopped off on the second| with the sentiments that had been ; , |New York Central -..-—. 190% | @203603 storage pack) extras 26340; bare (tine two DSW O00d, Fae en stage of his journey to the Far East.|expressed previously during the B Union Pacific . ¥., N. H. and Hartford — 17% | firsts 24c. WANTED—Ladies in this locality} Tear -------------. $825 He expects to reach Alepho, Syria,|evening. An ex-councilman and y orfolk and Western - to embroider linens for us at home about nople, Constantin: o'clock tonight, flying over An- ople, one-time candidate for mayor started to yelling “rotten!” when Bartle quoted bankers who had told him that “legitimate "business was as good as any time during the last two years, Tho crowd took up the CHEYENNE, Wyo. April 26— Hereafter travelers passing through Cheyenne on the palatial trains op- erated by the Union Pacific Railroad company will seo a reminder of the Northern Pacific .. Pacific Oil ~~... Pan American Petroleum B . Pennsylvania People’s Gas .. Producers and Refiners -. Rates during their leisure moments. Write at once. Fashion Embroider les, 798 Lima, Ohio, WANTED—Competent maid for gen- eral housekeeping. 108 EB. ‘Tenth. 1922 Dodge Brothers touring; high hood; completely over- hauled, extra equipment, front bumper, spot light and spare tire; two rear tires are new; an exceptionally good value -.$625 1923 roadster, completely over- shouting and for a moment it was| gaya when western travel was accomm-|Pure Olle. NANT ED cenuieyed iat te Chara | apenied, oftsred “BS > 550 aeapopsiine for the speaker to be| panied by extreme hardships. An| Reading - ‘Two cents per word or ten cents | Second. “| 1920 touring, Just from shop $278 heard. Mr, Yesness had to remind those who showed lack of sportsmanship that the purpose of the meeting was ancient, rattle-trap Concord stage- coach, property of the Frontier Days committee which annunily sta;es a Wild West carnival here, has been Republic Iron and Ste Sears Roebuck per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of est.mating «line. WANTED—Artist. model, experi- “ence unnecessary, give | fu'l par- tioulars in answering. Address Box FORDS 1923 Ford sedan, now in paint shop - -o-=--— $4 to furnish an opportunity for every-| placed in the Union Pactfic depot BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE § | 5-502, Tribune. , fe to volce such sentiments as he| 4 pe i will be charged the space of two 1923 Ford coupe, tires are good. might desire. there were oalla’for | ciia.contace meetin male | Semacen as Gunaennaet lines. rm - W°| WANTED—Mald tor general house-| motor A-1; paint and upholecery pa A eat all travelers over the railroad. 1t| Studebaker Corporation "All charged. advertising wilt. be| Work, small family. Phone 178R. BF wl ee of may, hot" he "a: bosiieee mae TA pears - Dinan realGe shat “4 was| ‘Texas oe. aoe bonken Kg lines" frrespective of in good condition -.......$426 + Be s en the | ‘Texas and Pacific the number of word: - the ordinary sense,” replied the! then terminus of the Union Pacific| Tobacco Products A CORRECTION Or CLASsrrrap| POSITIONS WANTED 1917 Ford touring ~--.------$50 - ot aneenye hoy but oy 22 at Julesburg, Coyo., and the embryo! ‘Transcontinental Oil AD ERRORS. od rs oking the business of some-| town of Cheyenne and that it made|trnion Pacific TTT rzaef | The Casper Daily Tribune will | oy wR ve iat thing like 460 boy scouts. And | the fast stage trips between the rall-|\; @ nd. Alcohol G7iq | NOt be responsible for more than|AN experienced camp cook, wan Coliseum Motor Co wish to say now that I will not] head of the Union Pacific and Chey-|tnitea States Rubber -.---. 28% one {neorrect - insertion of any & ita bon p 10: F> OR eee A % stop until every lousy bootlegger before the railh. vi a rae 4 vertisemen: lered for more than) HocTo} OPEN SUNDAY fet iilscaliameous and every disreputable woman from | vanced to this place. At night the Ler ios: map itt er omcenSrmamg Fie Pid contre dh rad vax May maminnd ROS calary position pertefred, vz, | 131 E. Fifth Phone 724 no é the Sand Bar is driven out of Cas} ola coach ts illuminated with flood. Wertinabonse “Wisetilo las... 40% | the realvralas.of-the\advertionment| ZTDOD™ FOR SALE — Used Cadillac and & . x lights, ~~~ ‘gu; | will be rectified only by publication Ford, Call 452R. na 3 Mr. Bartle ‘had opened his re- pone leis Tat MS Willys Overland ----e--sss-= | 844 nN a 8 acl t : . marks with a statement of his belief American Zinc, Lead and Sm. 7% B} without extra charge within ETVE| SERVICES OFFERED | ror sAiH—olds touring, food cone ffi¢ - that the meeting was to be purely Butte and Superior -~-.-----154B | Hok® Sth ade when. Ue error ition, $400, terms. 153 N, Durbin. Cit - a business men's meeting but that Colorado Fuel and Tron - 354 | Goes not materially atteyt.the sense | tzAnrm TER Apartment 2.’ Phono 2429W. var % it seamed to have developed into Montana Power, < 62% | or purpose of the advertisement. Real iolee ees nee cur s something different National Lead ~ 130 TELEPHONE ADS. for talling hair; shampooing, mar | YOR BALW—Baby Overland touting \ = A member of the W, C. 'T. U. arose Shattuck Arizona -...------- 6%] Careful attention will be given all] ft. colby. Ns ogc Cr maa Mrs.| car, looks 000 a runs good; erat | iy toward the conclusion of the meet ads recelved over the TELE | — ot xo Diane 108th. per Auto Top Shop, th 5 ing to take {esue with Attorney Per : Motion In O0 Bult PHONE, but we cannot guarantee EXPERT TYPING — : ne} = kins and to resent the ‘“‘#lu at a = agcaracy. sbi Special es oon all big jobs.| FOR SALE—Late mote! 1923 Max- wri 5 her organization. Hoe replied that] PHILADELPHIA, April 26.—-A] CHE NE, Wyo., April 26—A] wai, § ae jo Circular lett a specialty. Chas-| well club coupe; real cheap. Call 3 he had not mentioned the W. C, ‘T.| motion for a new trial in the Harry| motion to remand to the Natrona], Waut Ads to be classified proper-| tain. Phono 2756M Pty = U. in any of his remarks ana that|K. Thaw sanity proceedings will be| county district court a $400,000 sult| trinune office before 10. Want Ads |MARGEL and bob curl, 760, mank ALB—Ford roadster, 192 - he had no knowledge the women he | filed today, William A, Gray, coun-| by the Garland Oi! company against ved after 10 to 12 1 “oe 60c. P' 388 . D ‘4 roadster. 923 ; boda a G he Garlan sve recelved after 10 to 12 a. m. will be|cure 0c. Phone 685M for appoint-]| model, $150; easy terms. 238 W. - (22 91% | epoke of represented any particular| sel for Evelyn Nesbit, ‘Thaw'a di-| the Central Wyoming Oil & Gas com-| inserted under tho head “Too Late|ments, 604 8. Center. Midwest - 100% 100 100% Jorganization but that he had learned | Vorced wife announced last night.| pany and the Wyoming Of! Fields|to Ciassity.” - - pee be ad A a aad - | a ++ tad si% they were trying to pantomime their| The time limit for fillng the motion | company, has been taken under ad-| OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE. FERTILIZER garden and lawn| FOR SALE—Ford touring car, mo : ~ bom 0% Poa | Ideas to the Jury, which was nothing | expires toda: visement by Judge T. B, Kennedy of . MENTS. making, grave', sand, teaming of] tor just overhauled, Inquire Sen- = 20% (20% BO TF |toms than contempt of court and ——— the United States court for Wyo-| Must be accompanied by cash or|#ll, kings, Murphy Brothers. 416} ate Cate, = Some ko Soy] that he himself got Judgo Rose to] ‘The distinction of belng the only | ming. Tho case came to the Federal epee Aish Davee 3 tbe perme SAPATY 9 i MONO, LODGES cy Tria WIRING OURAN = yf 110 110 | prohibit further demonstrations in| woman member of the scone paint: | court from Notrona county Note, ibe. coregoing instructions | SEE H. Brammer for plumbing and| fostimates tonic ee neans eo} = 407 107% | the court room ers’ union beléngs to Mrs- Clara rate per word for the Casper Daily! 48 fitting, special attention given | son. FR 4 N. Fenway. Phone 1 ame 88% Another member of the same or! Vargo Thomas of New York City. Tribune wantads bring results. | Tribune. Lrepair work, Phone 2090J, 2124W. ‘