Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1924, Page 7

7+ «7 he Casper Daily eridune ~— 2 = ne sata PAGE SEVEN, :: Stocks :: Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets =NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY, LEASED WIRE== WHITE HOUSE LEFT IN SHADOW See = et WITH PASSING OF CALVIN, JR. ° American Sugar ------------ 45% , (@ontinued from Page One.) probably would be held at the White Ei eee ‘burst i of town] 4 t American Tel and Tel. .4.-—- aoe vin Coolidge, Jr., the 16- House tomorrow afternoon. It was he country American ‘Tobacco —-————e- year-old son’ of |. | indicated, howeyer, that members of : dent. the presl-| ine Eabinet and probably ether of |i ¢o'the utmost the Kiwanis sum-| include the following: 1% ° nd, Courageous struggle of five days Durlal are Peek ae es 4 mer camp for girls on Elkhorn creek} Wilda Berry, Charlotte Chapt . a t stood off the final claim of uri Rol n announced. theast of Casper. A Tribune! Patricia Davis, herine King, Mary indigator, there is nothing the: ape c =~ 104: blood poisoning to the wn parte} was said the president's wishes Peaabsatasive visited the camp to-| Kimball, Katherine Northup, Frencis ter with the fipancial condition z last night. ‘The younger spn of the| T#&ht lead to @ decision to hold the | Ard Soo oreca that the camp was| ancis Brown, Dorothy the country as a whole. Baldwin Locomotive ‘oo | President died at Walter Feed hospi.| interment atPlymouth, Vt., his old one of the finest and most complete | We via Barnes, Nettis Ferris, handled record-breaking numbers Baltimore and ODIO wareenree - fal where he bad lain'in hig desper-| RO™M® and the burial place of his! 20°.9 round anywhere. i'ma Korthaus, Wilma Gustin, Adalle and the highways were ssowees Bethlebem Steel [ate fight for life since he was re.| Bother. ‘A definite program has been ar-| Jones, Agnes Schneider, Vera Nelson, with automobiles to a greater ¢ but without any serious advance in| california Petroleum ——-.-—- rreret there Jast Saturday that | ,,C*lvin Coolidge, Jr., accor@ing to/ .n20q ¢or the girls to go through|Herbang Warhang, Iner Barker teen Bry predces pres 1 the his- HekaGlan Peale, oe Pleht Repurce Of medical science! (re, White House attaches. ip the} oon aay. They begin the” day's| Hester Shoemaker, Margaret 1 Oaths cow Kevkc, Gontond- ane! Cantra) Jaathes 4 ag apg te gave tg tite, his Zt gs that TMioe ctnne rea Werk eeceniear esting Op exerviees, ented. Nety lene. Hill... Leans Mop Seneanen “sewuacon tention re atid 2 Cereo do Pasco ----——--a-e——= h by the ravag. add extra tral Sarnneetienamene 5 ‘Then there is a flag raising exercise | 68", Reva Beer, Helen Beer, Dy al Ee aM get simon ad ee and IRE npread of the septic pojson that | Lincoln died in his father's arms in| atter which eomes tent inspection, | thy Robinson, Marjorie Whitmer . louse near Breakfast is served and an hour and|!dna Morgan, Mildred Gray, Lucille the Civil war, Go tar as they re-| hoi; in given over to scout craft,|Mudget, Alice Mudgett, Erma Han. call, there has been no instance of | first aid and signalling. Games and|0n, Lynctte Mettnar, Lyle Edwards, © president's daughter dying during |. ji.6 occupy the rest of the period| Dorothy Edwards, Lutea Carmen, SPENDERS ACTIVITY _ IS FAVORABLE OMEN r By J. ©. BOYLE, in gome of the 1. (Copyright, 1924, Casper ‘Tebune)] tual 2 gp NEW YORK, July 8—Like King Kighty,- Five Girl Scouts At Camp Kiwanis; Large Program Fills Each Day Eigijty-five girl scouts are enjoy-| Mrs. Fred Peach. The girl scouts Rg : s ten unload the bulk of the Jast crop still 0 scomerrcrrore, 1% 48M tho youth toughen o merk one, unsold before the domestic ‘beet ; p ‘utile Producers .0: the wacationists had been returmed| {ear production will besin to come steady. he yor" eteaces ne eeoUa| ng auath tt on of President | wml neh time. Hest hour is fron] Rosella Fortenbury, ima Jones, to thelr homes. Other reads F8lon ¢he market. Seioradlo Fuel and iron ap | Supeet. ear clans by the tenacity with onze | Coolidge marks the third successive 2 ORE Reet erie - Peo e ee | Petareon, Sarthe Sasen enalainn ported similarly sheavy traffic. There is evidence that the Cuban | Congoleum ee ho clung to the slender thread of| SAministration in which the family| tote ou, “uctore dinner ty given as| Cummings, Maureen Peterse, Ielen Mare than 509,000 Philadelphians | | There is evidence thet the Cuban darlene a life and his fortitude under the suf-|9eeupying the White House has| ore time during which the miss| Sing, Dorothy Algel, Enla Stanko, hawk pect in the Tictiay qnetes AOI ES ks MemOe io abe Trited pf ps « A pm fering of the complications that at-| been visited elther by death oF} 1.5 alowed to clean up. From 720| Adaline Shoemaker, Bula Mae or- Satomahie tonite Bee tae WRU Een betege hee time and asta cne on 1 Winded the spread of the treacherous| Fitical jlinegs. | The frat wife off uit ¢:30 p, m. is another free| ade, Luella Robidow, Ruth Hunte peating 10. the ew seme Aare seul, bene de title Dreecs: indles-| Ceeeh, Qu ateersraca ene Siseese. | He collapsed early in the| the former President Wilson in the! jour, “a nal hour js spent on the|athleen McCoy, Pauline Burns, acct Rafe pga Yrs — geri tion or ‘advances in Cuban paws oe Cane Sugar pid. cari night and death oecurred at 10:39| White House and later Mr. Wilson hill singing, one tent of girls ging | Dorothy Jane Scott, Rena Vospette, gands o! porsrily rpad between |The foreign bept sugars also will| Davison Chemical --—-. bo. Sunday mint, tbe oe fi ‘was | then commence to invade the world| >a’ pont ae Nemoure conn 4 4 line of cars able to proceed] markets. result, congumers|iorjg ____..---.--. —a don the des: only at a slow pace. ‘The Pennsyl-| re not real fo secure supplies | iamous Players Lasky ----- venia raliroad and the Philadelphia] 024 refiners ere curtailing outputs) General Asphalt —--. and Reading handled scores of thou- | Until the demand quickens. Stocks |General Blectric —---- ped sands of resorters, and their ferries} Of Cuben sugar at ports on the) Goneral Motors ----—— ereeeerereee 61,00 62.0 rf ported between 11,000 end island an June 1 totaled 748 cuknerstavcects 908 '* 9.45 etooe cars across the Delaware Fri-| tons, as compared with 597,586 B. O. Indiana -------. 67.00 57.25 Key tee ‘and over 18,000 Sun-] on the corresponding date last year. SS day, with an average of four per] ‘The acreage planted to sugar fons o'clock. suffered there the breakdown which fl i ns are| Alice Thomps: Bernice Barker, Paved cine lest Winn eft him an invalid until hie recent |% Program for the others, Taps are |i, reabien Hdwards, Alice O’Male a re to aben-| death. Services for President Hard-|“°7ndcat 9 p.m. police, |S¥!via Barbutt, Mary Loulae Reed, Weld for hie recovers; hase meg] ing Were held in the White House]... woogeuy act ae Kitchen police, | f.y" Louie Noonan, Blenor Shu. on the courage and fghtiny mich | after his sudden death in San Pran- | the persinne! being require to wash |maker, Abbie Hollingsworth, Lil- they know he had, the creciien nt] isco and previously Mrs, Harding | ee) ach si lian Janisen, Marjorie Louise New- Mrs. Conlidge faced the cnt cent | bad suffered a critical times there, [Pfr own dishes. = | aii “rancis Johneton, Elizabeth Son's Ledside, They, hod kant ae | _ At the White House this morning: | wei! equipped. The nurse in charge| Nicolaysen, Ann Hott Francis Ju- . ” . ¥ the lian, Bernice Young, Dorothy Jones, long vigil through unbroken save pa Eel le aah nl has heen with | PAS weeet geek eC ber Hine eurins | sis Gerber, Marthe Gerber; Sealen for en occasional hurried return to} © throughout the ordeal. raig{mosauito bites and burns from fire- the White House yesterday ana| ‘hem 00 Ol --,-------- 209,00 219,00 crackers which were incurred dur.| Melker, Dell Thomas, Edith Ferman, = - - President Coolidge was bearing up * + Naomi Dessert, Dorris Brokaw, Paau- 4n each car. beets this year showed a decided | juternational Harvester Sunday under his grief and that there had |" the Fourth of July. ls camp|iin@ Chaddock, Hlenore Luctile Gay, ferry sent away from SGvence over 3928 and there is|tot Mer. Mesias pfd. - j . So plainly showing their ordeal of Set 4 chines every 2% minutes fromJ/oevery reason to eve that the! int. Hel, and Tel. been no breakdown on the part of Byes sorvow, the mother and father left] Mrs. Coolidge. the hospital at once, Mrs. Coolidge ——- held the president's arm as they LONDON, July walked hurriedly to the automobile] sociated Press) en eer’ Roberta Thomas, Verginia Prot Mra. C. N. Heanchville is | nan, Nellie MoCesh, Dorothy ‘hee horn. inyasion of the eastern wholesale and retail markets by the western beet sugar producers will be carried even furtber than last year when moon on. Washington took on almost the sppeerance of a deserted city, al- Invincible Of ~ PE, Kelly Springfield Tire .----- Kennecott Copper —----..---- nurse, Tent leaders are Mrs. Freq Peach, Mrs. N, E. Moe, Mrs. L. ¥ W. Hinerman, Mrs. Frank L. Rebin oo ee Suieage Prices. CHICAGO, July ’.—{U, 8, Depart- Tl “al'lson, Mrs. D. D. Boston, and Misg were en loyal Louisville and Nashyille --- ment of leulture.)-~Hogs—Re-| to drive to the White Hou As 5 Jr., has caused genere! i B. son, Mrs. M {| T puT fecust enone 71g aw Matas active competition to the cane] Woe Truck Se ts seipta, 29,000; moderately active,| the car swung down the long ave sorrowing here not only among the SAD e SReL OR C = fad baseball park. More than 475,000|eusers wes offered as far east asi oiauand Of —_ TS steady to 10¢ higher. nue toward the executive mansion, | american residents but also among aaalatant persons viaiied Coney Island and] Albany and Philadelphia. Maxwell Motors A verve---re Cattle— Receipts, 8,000; killing | they were joined by another with = Bascom Slemp, the president's ipte, 19,000; active on | secretary, around 2) usement resorts there did a German Middle State Oil -----------~ oapeas, digniiy more active. ronanoeed ‘Similar Missouri, Ken, and ‘Tex =<. cook, and Jess Sheffner the English people and in the var-|tare taker, f YENNE: GE ATE ious foreign quarters of the city. The tiniest of the girl campers ts ; ! rm ° The flags on the American em-|ittie Eleanor Peach, daughter of reports come from all of the Missouri Pacific pfd ------- lower; no] At the White House there was|bassy and the American consulate country and it js ‘that National Leeé -------------=- only the respeet of withdrawal to 2% ’ were placed at halfmast while many was spent during this 5} Hew orienen, ue ape Bee OP B Pay as the doors were opened to re- . i eek ‘ee du flags on hotels and other buildings Fourth of July holiday than ever |(bilis which German dealers and con-| ow York Central -------—- 105! Omaha Quotations. throughout Lendon also were half; before. The spending tendency was! sumers offer. N.Y. N. H, and Hartford .. 24 . masted. By noon, Ambassador Kel- Norfolk and Western -—----~ 121 3; bet citered by Mra. rank W. Stearns, |logg. had recelved many messages of CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 3. Northern Pacifie ------------ tive, strong to mostly 5c higher;/a close friend of the family and a} sympathy for President and Mrs, |’ Pacific Oil ----aw---eerree--= 49 | bulk of all sales, $6.25@6.95; top,| White House guest with her husband, , 7 atlas Cheyenne js overrun by a horde eff Coolidge from British officials, for Mzards, about eight inches long Pan American Petroleum B - $7.00. The president and Mrs, Coolidge, | eign embassies and legations and of mottled yellow and block .om- Pennsylvania ~--—~--—ser--- Cattio—Receipts, 4,800; moderately] who were said to have berne up| members of the American commu: plexion, which appeared after 2 brie bravely, went at once to their rooms | nity. but torrential rainfall. Many rest and at midnight the White House —_ Producers and Refiners ----— active; top weighty steers, $10.25; PUre Ol ~erereneeeenererene dents are convinced the lizards fell er ta wi ee John, ret | h from the clouds. Livestock. t ee i ; —_——____~ FOR? One eave a moetiy S80 tower; natives. $15:250 [ordeal or the gens eaeh apared the } Bullish Factors Offset. by . ere ty et ae ermaee Line side of the brother who had been 9 Of Nok Geo rxe! bs age i tes ee ‘high constant companion, was in his Pp terriffic odds of the disease which and consequent hedge sales proved the volume of western cattle which Swept through his system were (Continued from Page One.) Pin sean an ston rn fee cae x mbes red agreed thet only a fortitude of will : , ley down bere at prices with which son, 23; Ritchie, 2244; Davis of Kan.| © nmiita dant part Ge te $id character unusual at any agejess, 20; Walsh, 6; Saulsbury, 6;| oer jouar nertortee ai te ‘could mot compete. ‘ept him’ alive so long. It was] Owen, 20; Meredith, 26; Dantels, 23; ai eli 4, % to 1% loeal producers on (Saturday ‘that the venomous| Bryan, 9; Roosevelt, 1; total, 1098.| 91% .9°%, crea Unmmiled, 4 to 1% i ature of the infection was definite-} Absent, 2. oe bs — ly disclosed, The trifling abrasion that had resulted from the blister on Monday was so little thought mediym to cholee $5.49 to $5.50; of that he had appeared that nig! g004 1,265 pound averages $4; g004] With his father at the Public budg sh vealers $9; other) meeting of government officials, where he saw much to smile and Jest about with his elder brother. By Wednesday, however, the on- = room when his parents returned and ee - remained upstairs. CHICAGO, July 8.—Increased ment of Agriculture-—Hogs receipt Ppp daar pea’ tes pirugsie movement of new wheat southwest pfd Texa sand Pacfio ---—------ Tobacco Products —---+----~ Los GELES.—Twentyseven| FHILADELPHIA- ‘Transcontinental Of] ------- new oll ae were meee a Cali-|@rs are now getting the business|tnion Pacific —~-. bringing which the cold spring held back] tnitea Drug fornie S66 jes tcey a to 281 y amt] aad sales are running 25 to $9 per % prcady rc ith 770 at this time Jast| cent above those of July, 1923. Ua ten Aue year. The total wells ebandoned ah. United States Rubber .-. ware, ‘compared Inited States Steel —- me idole coe yh at ARN STE Sheep receipts 900; mostly Idaho Westinghouse Dlectric ..---. Igmbs; no early sales 25c to 50c Willys Overland --~-.---.--~ lower, ts George Hubble, a dry farmer re siding a few miles north of @iaytern. CHICAGO, July 8.—Black rust re was arrested by the shers®s, affies this morning charged With butcher — ports from Minnesota, tugether with buying here en the part of foreign ers were largely responsible for an & upward swing in wheat prices today | 11, a cattle after a weak start, At first the mar The officers say that every time ket averaged lower as a result of le brings a beef to town to s ralng In the Canadian northwest giv-| that he uses the same hide, one aught of the infection had com. ing furthor relief from drought. | carrying his own "O. K." brand. a as menced, and on Saturday, in a plain Opening prices nged from %c de-| checkup between officers here ané army ambulance, with his mother cline to %c advance, September at Douglas, where Hubble also har at his wide, Calvin, Jr., was hastened | Many Issues Score Upturn dpe Boe Ae ara el et ty been selling beef, brought about hie to Walter Reed hospital, on the out- In Trading On N, Y. ‘ia ta gee and Baan Needed Resa gi Oe side of Washington, for an operation Sxchei . x opening %° to %o higher, Septem-]| Hubble was taken to Douglas thir Which it was hoped might reduce . rs bac 93%e 3p 940 the market contin-/ afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Eber have met further competition to a new focus the bacteria whic! Se ued to ascend, hard of Converse “county and the a fe pie were building in the tissues of his|_. NEW YORK, July \8—Resump-| Subsequently active cash demand] formal charge will be lodged againgt 2 bere purl eee ree worvat leg. For the reception of the] ton of pool activities combined with | advancing prenijums and smallness | him there as the crime, if it occurred a a feca| BF ieee of Par Value Patient and also’ to proyide tempo-|® Steady investment demand sent|of receipts led to additional gains.| took place in Converse and not Nw cont ee ae ae have been | Suthe tase ed bh ag — Par|Tary quarters for the president and|tW¥° score stocks to new high prices| ‘The closing was strong, 1% to 1 U, 8, Cast Iron Pipe -—- grade of salmon now is $3.40 sg," flats compared with Pittsburgh steel Cotton. , HAYTI, Mo.—Cotton in this sec tion bas beén much improved by recent favorable weather end al- trona county. cue ate. © ae i M Mrs. Coolidge, that they might re-|f0T the year in today's strong stock | net higher, September 94% to 9! ——_——__. iene h the en al iol ee da nie Oe or ae retreat Seed | mgin constbatie thee cic ee, co lmasket, United Biatee Steal ronched| Cute’ semen nea ee ee MAN AND WOMAN FELD, Se ceoa. hirds Wheat. nt ee ee from $100 to $25 — share by the|tire upper window of the hospital | 101 for the first time in four months. | varied from %o off to %e up, Sep J. W. Carter and Mrs. C, B, Lakong WALLA WALLA, Wash.—wheat | "5 Brereserr, “ oa here-yes-]W2s cleared. The operation was per-| 52!es approximated 900,000 shares. | tember 43%c to 43'4c Were arrested by the police last night Automobiles. harvesting has begun in eastern| Nor, ‘Pipe _-------— térday. For each share. now out- h gas anesthesia and was Seep RTO Se ee #0 Provisions » responded to the up-| on a charge of {llegal-cohabitation. PPTROIT—fome automodilecom-| Washington and Oregon, The yield] onio on —. standing, the company will issue to] Successful, in that it established al - > + July 8.—Strength| ward tendency of corn, Re Raghu panies are preparing to increase/is disappointing, with first reports|proisie On d activity of the opening of the ES th four shares of the new) rain for the accumulating septic | ®™ ; Brodection: ie Pig ane Husson |inleting only 37 muss to the| Pras pe ———— rzine Announce wa made | MAiy, Altboush te Youth showed ral fluret is ponitg of oases] crnicaao, airs. —cioung:| CCTEMONY FOF ‘ advanced acre. fo cesmneyecee 1 is]* improvement after it, he tig a Ohio, | Wheat—July, 3;* Sept., 2% i _ fou Pipe Seca BS alll i a BT pee ake was said by his physicians to haye | /oulsville and Nashville and “Katy” | Dec,, $1.15%. Bet rofits for the six months ended |"*ally Deon sustained in his repeated | Preferred extablished new 2824 peat] Corn—suly, *8%c; Sept. 94%e Pres. Coolidge rallying from an almost hopeless | Price ba ted mo! c., 84%. a peaotaes Shee tet, oe inereses progress of the disease by his deter-| trading, but net gains were small.| Oats—July, 50%; Sept., 44c; Dec mination to live and his refusal to} Industrials held firm, Famous Play-| 45%c, Is Post oned Peron OF 1025, 1a the @ix MORE) V4 t> pein. Intense fever and qfers moving into new high ground. Lard—Sept., $11.15; Oct., $11.27. D falling heart marked the course of] The main price tendency con-} wihs—July, $9.85; Sept.. $10.05, PUBLIC UTILITIES missions has exercised a stabilizing |8. his struggle. tinued upward throughout the eerly| Bellies—July, $10.20; Bept., $10.52. we wen: ness 3 dealings. change epen ASHINGTON, Jul —Core Not sacieeing Fare fete: ie St ead tone tae alee Oe eee (ity eee tas Sees pact ailings "Poet ercbcner Gash! Gratas wid Provieseais: *'-} Seenlaatordue creas eels Aarioee Snvecson te tie Pune. thaking of rates for electric service|S, 0. Ind. —--—--------- erday, that.the collapse came an - United States about 7.006,000,000 The closing was strong. Bullish] oficGaGo, July § a: demonstrations were staged in the} hard, No. 3 hard, $1.13@1.16 pier Shree. as the presi late dealings in U. 8S. Alcohol, No- i y, $1.02 4.4 1.03, candidate were indefinitels tional Biscuit, Mathieson Alkali, 2 white, 534 @bdc; No.|POtPoMed today on account of th _Wheat—No. 2] if nomination iy the Republicar ‘bas been put upon a fairly scientific SILVER he lapsed out of consciousness. At of which sum approxim that time a military guard had been ty $5,900,- 900,000 ix anvested in electric’ lignt|Pasis. On the ono hand pasts cai CRUDE MARKET, thrown about the quarters assigned and Bower. PORE oe ortig|and on the other hand the rates : NEW YORK, July 8.—Bar silyer,| for the care of the boy and througn $1.14; 7 Si 2 , all death of Mr. Coolidge's son. Thy i bout $1,000,-| tablished are such as to allow a fair 6%; Mexican Gollars, 61%. xd fee our, rom art putas ois t8 spetntar pee date had been.fixed for July 24, itt companies require al +000,- f j ——— was that brought out at infrequen’ a7 now considered likely shke 00,000 a year of new money for bet-|return on the money invested. Prob-| cat Creek intervals by BE. T. Clark, the presi- Fa PREG cere ' y the exercises dent's personal secretary. ‘With oxygen and restoratives, his attend ants were holding something low of the spark of life in his wasted frame, but with no hope. At 8 o'clock it was announced that he was dying, but it was not until two hours and a half later that the Physicians pronounced the end. ‘The boy's courage met the test electricity.. We bave pets the ey of foundations for sound investment. electric Mght and power companies Securities | of « growing business | cught to form part vf every tuvest- ment list. th companies are the 4 Balt” Clee nea emenpetion eae ee tmes vel trickery Used \2; we = in many cases electric Ught a Mule Creek -.. the|*bly never before in the history of| Lance Creek ------.----—--- terments end extensions to mest dustry hi ha healthy con-| Osage ----——---enemnoe--aoe one eontinually increasing demand for ii MGIeey Dee ae event, onde | eas? Scaaiighe Foreign Exchange and preferred stocks of well-managed F Flour. which are to be held in Washington SUGAR ' MINNEAPOL July 8.—Flour,| not be carried out until th middle of August unchanged to 15¢ lower; in carioad - lots, family patents quoted at $7.30 > LATE Ta rl hes Futures closed easy approximate] 7.35 a barre] in 98 pound ce TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ANTED NEW YORK, July §,—¥Foreign ex. changes, steady. Quotations in cents: Great Britain, demand, 433%. phset Cea (cieencntona on gales, 12,000 tons; July $3.35; Septem-| sacks. Shipments. 10,830 barrels ber, $3.46; December, $3.39; Mareh,| Bran, $21.00@22.00. $3.19. Ses Garry AT ONCE—Two goo mechanics, must Bb bt ag ‘ , , sober and willing t work. Wyoming Oldamo! ae Shrine Chief " ni. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co,, 46 Py Sunburst —. 1.08 many times when it was required ( k ) 7 reece eee) power preferred stocks command a le MEL EDS IPT to ried that he submit to pain in the prepa- Y LOST—Yellow Scotch Collie, thre high rating. In Elections ear, eee a7 een CHICAGO, uly” 8-Stoulter” Soll sation vor: Bieed tonic, he oes In Cheyenne months old, about 7 o'clock thy SR a OPE SF . : Investment changed. hypodermic, finally the stomach] NEW YORK, July 8.—Cotton, spot, morning, Re 405 S. Elm hogune cocentt? aah a sot ae Of Old Mexico See Egts, firsts, 2414 @26c. Washing as a last resort to make} quite; midalin —— vestigation of the preferred issues of PRR CTR Tae eet ety ates ° the taking of nourisment possible when the accumulation of gas be- gan, It was only necessary, it was these electric Nght and power com- orporations : as anion." Records of co Portis at MEXICO CITY, July 8—Fotow. MONEY 1 Seay ora fa ney i ai -- commander of the supreme eouncll HIS IS Year ‘or more were analyzed, the |®? of on bad 2p eres tree 4 the hurt would come and it would of the Thirty-third degree, southern a General jutarco Bitas Calles an compantes concerned representing risdiction of the United States, G 1 1 Flores ea to NEW YORK, July 8—S9ll money,| be suffered without complaint or} CHICAGO, July 8.—Potatoes, trad-|Jurinitction of the Unit hares HAT WEEK. mbout 90 per cent of the investment |Genéral Ange! eeees | firmer; high, 24%; low. 2%; ruling | Protest. ing falr; market steady; recetpta,|Srerag rin crn, {n the industry. Tho analysis show-| trickery in the elections Sunday, sc h CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 8.—|j John H. Cowles, sovereign grand at the Plaina rate, 2%; closing bid 2%; offered-at Messages of sympathy were re otal United States ship-| 4), +a anh | Adeeb Vhite| ees ed that cash dividends wére being |cording to the ministry of the inter-| wicw YORK, July $—Coppet, 2%; Inst Joan, 2%; time Joans, easy;|ceived by the president and Mrs Missourl and Kensas}jo™ >. . f Pay sania AT pald of all the first preferred stocks |{or. In one state the governor, an ar-| qui; electrolytic, spot and futures, | commercial paper, 3144@3%. Coolidge today from persons of ali arly Ohios, dent, $1.90@) 4%? | edt orp of these companits. In no case|dent partisan. is said personally to} 1914'¢13% ee lands and walks of life. The tragic] 2.10; dirty and decayed, $1,65@1.80;] Con ie, Sak “aceasta were there accumulated back divi.|have visite various polling booths, | Tin—Hasy; spot and néarby, $43. Flax. death of their son had touched the A Irish Cobblers, $1.902.20;) the hutiding committee nt a dinner dénds. Out of all these preferred id, carrying off the vot-| futures, $44.00. DULUTH, Minn., July 8—Close| heart not only of friends but of ‘ock, $1.65@1.80; Illinois sack- stocks 83 have never missed divi- flax: Ju ! Tron—Stead@y; prices unchanged. many others who wished to convey|ed Early Ohios, $1.90@2.15; Arkan . dends. Fifteen had at one time or| Both the Cullistas and Floristas| Lead—Steady: spot, 7.00. $2.85; ‘September, $2.16; ae thelr sympathy and condolences. and Oklahoma sacked Bliss Tris} yy is Cas another deferred a dividend but all/are claiming victory, but the meagre! zine—Stengy: She Peed SPAM While the funeral arrangements| umphs, §1.90@2.20; Virginia bar Ing up? 4 the had mad it up later. Téturns thus far give no indication and futures, Cajl. the Tribune béetdre you start} had not been completed early today, | eobblers, $4.95; North Carolina bar- — by state utility o he o me, pot, 8.30. of tBht tip, |). te it_was said that a private service| rel cobblers, $3.75@4.15, oi 2.22 Wyoming Motorway 222