Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1924, Page 10

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1924.: Che Casper Sunday Cribunc Oil :: Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :: Gr | Le a se | re ; r WIRE ———————————————————— NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE- LABOR BETTER OFF | Nyggsmu [STOCKSEND WEEK WITH CUT IN WAGES —— =| INSTRONG DEMAND Allied Chemical & Dye ------ American Can ---. ae stream and that there is possibili- ties of a rich deposit on the hills in the ‘near vicinity. Peerless After Contracts. GILLETTE, Wyo., Sept. 20, — Coal trade at the Peerlere mine is opening up, according to a state- Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune. Lumber. of about 28,000 cars, an advance of 3,000 as compared with last month. 130% 127 164 58% s poe Locomotive 80% . ) : ment made early this week by| PORTLAND, ORE.—The — Long Rice. So Says Roger W. Babson in Pointing to Pros- 721Fresh Uptums Scored in Saturday’s. Brief Chavos t= Brome, an ottical ot the | Bell Lumber cmpan's planing | rovsrox, —wCuing ot wary American Tobacco Americafi Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison — Atl, Guif and dwin Locomotive Galtimore and Ohio thiehem Steel - alifornia Petroleum nadian Pacific - i 1 1 $ lific rice has started ist Session Following Week of Active Bi Maare Ie ese up, contrecte | oreretinas. Tle pull is Uie\ Jere | Stee peodmtign ie enaaretge Trading on Gotham Exchange. to secure enough business to work | five and a quarter acres, with a foe 6's 5 aoe hi city saad the mine dt full capacity. planing capacity of 250,000 feet of |“°" a poms Dry Goods. NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Today’s}in the general advance were the oth- NEW ORLEANS — Orders. to}, SEATTLE — Improvement has brief session of the New York stock | ¢r Kopp ee Rypp i seep’ Grain and. Stock ||seuthern Pine mills 1ast week were been so marked in wholesale and re. perity of Industries and Steady Work in Those That Made Cut. BABSON PARK, Macs., Sept. 20.) come, but, the total aamissable, ts ; r .| but a fraction of what we admitted —When the American Woolen com) vefore the war. This change plays patiy recently announced that it]i0 ‘ine hands of employes, So the | canadian Paciti must suspend its dividend, and the | ite noes on. between those who | Central: Leather: ————— stock dropped 20 points, Koger W-| want, wages kept up, on the one| Cor? ae Pasco Copr Babson annotinced that it was 1°" | hand’ and those who would reduce | ()\™ horus aad Ohio tue to fhe action of the company | (12 paar . d Ohio Me tes aopag ion lester in (ores | eetana ue mtnek 0 and Northwestern - ing wages 1224 per cent when other . I. and Pac woolen companies fet ther shoud be wage reductions. He claimed that the Ame an Woolen company then stood out alone against wage reduc tions when other New England mills felt that such reductions were in the interests of w ners, stockhold- a lumber an hour. “ - tall dry goods that it is now certl', market witnessed fresh upturns in 75,609,000 feet. About 76,000,000 \ prices with western and southwest-| ment tet the Nieatiae es tneoreer oan Cele feet were shipped and 73,000,000 pro-| September sales ieee ern railroad shares Yeading the ae eee ene eee heat since ieee Opinions From |laucea. Untitted orders “now totat | oF! vance. Railé were purchased on ¢x- 212,800,000 feet. over the northwest. Brokerage Wire spring. pectations of larger earnings, Mo- i tor, food and tobacco shares: alno| Ancther drastic cut in Mid-contl Sage Z Lumber. k 3 nent and other crude ols failed to SEATTLE—’ mills of weste: shared In the advance white Stand-ldepress the ofl lst, which held rela- AMARILLO, “TEXAS. —As’ 2 “res nanWabh Tpa00, Oregon and Washington cut 94,000.- tively firm, there ‘being widespread | _ Grain Opinions. sult of a. $10,000,000 merger of oll| G09 “tect ct’ luhber lant’ eck ee et, that the reduction: woujA tend |" BUUBURD-WAPIEIN Hor. the 80: 48) companies’: €ieineered by F141 99,000,000 "feet. PHI ewan a to curtail ofl production and there-| present grains should be bought on|Praitle Oil interests, lines will be] ii, in ‘production of 18 per cent by prove a direct benefit to produc-| moderate deciines and sold on mod-]1#/d to South Plains, Plain View, |Soa yi ates of 7 per cent. ers by reducing the large stocks of | crate bulges. Lubbock and other towns with thé pnb ea crude and gasoline now in storage.| STEIN ALSTRIN—There was suf-| Amarillo fields. A largely increased turnover! gpectacular gains were made by | ficient buying by houses with ex- marked the upturn in stocks during|some specialties for which there is what an employ y his employes, and it wage rates that employers and employes fight. Earnings—what the envel result of multiplying hours worked or by ut. In a years time spots receded almost five points. Nash Motors, American 'Thacco {s- sues and Chicago and Northwestern were marked up substantfilly and the closing was firm. Chino Copper - Consolidated Gas - Corn Products -- Gosden Oil - Crucible Steel — Cuba Cane Sug »roduct turn: pid. Iron and Steel. ¢! port connections to offset the hedg- ; f wage earners, Ho rhe| this Product, constitutes the yearly | AM © Mayers Lasky this week, but some depression re-|q limited market and motors moved ‘ws pressure, HIBBING, MINN.—The construc. ore Hein Woolen, company ia now] income.of the worker and deter Asphalt ~ eee ea toa callire of an old es-linto the active list on reports of] GARTLETT FRAZIER—We be.|tion here by the Oliver Iron com! Aiffaing for its. action at that| mines, whether he ican afford’ to| Grea) Electric. — tablished stock exchange house, re-| etter conditions in the automobile pany of « new crushing plant.is tak- suffering fo 2 a “eve enough buying will develop on buy. an automobile. Real wages are | (i°7™) stotors sulting in*some gains being wiped|trade. Rubber shares reflected this ‘ en to indicate that operations will| Lance Creek time,” states Mr. Babson. tn com what the employe can buy with his | (rst “orthers pid: out. 5 5 optimism: PRT ene 1 | ba increqaed tne fey doserana aan Qeage: “ocncs5e menting further on this wage sit-| earnings. Real wages are much | (ins ‘eeates Steal Buyers found encouragement in|" Western carriers responded fa: "nigMSON AND McKINNON —|tlonal miners employed. Grass Creek, light uation, he says: talked about by. academic people . the declaration of the regular divi-|vorably to the unusually heavy grain} 41 uninteresting break in the ma: Greybull ..- Juring the war wages increased | yplifters and the like; but they do Harveuter: nd on Crucible steel and bear frad-| movements and stimulus in the rails] (cay 4s indicated. Coarse grains being | PITTSBURGH. — Two 410-hour| Torehlight <. very rapidly. In early 1920 they|not cut much figure in wage con Marine pfd. ers who had sold short on the|Slsp was derived from merger re-|iiruenced by w aes Ld | Gitta have haan put on at the Un.| Blk Easin . tood at what was then the highest /tests, No. dndustry can pay real | ihtornational Paper strength of reports that the dividend| ports involving some of the larger] !"y "Gratin “maser buying side|ion Drawn Steel company’s plant ai] Rock Creek point in’ the history of industry in] wages unless it is making money si Oil. would be passed found difficulty in| railroads, including the Rock Is! : RRL LT Senctat Beaver Falls. Improveinent in the | Salt Creek concern’s. business is given as. the | Big Muddy reason, Mule Creek Sunburst ----------------- 90 Hamilton Dome -----~---2--...1,30 Ferris ~. the United Stat The panic Cf} enough so that it does not have to | \~ iy Springfield Tire 3920 resulted in same wage cutting. | cut corners. Wage’ rates are what | Nenvecckt Copper however, wages again be-| employes are interested in first of ‘ ima Locomotive to increase, until, at the present | ai!, then they are interested in what ee va . they stand at approximate: 11s earned under the rates. It is of no | Mack Truck Ateboveiepe Deiciok 180 Ta importance to a Maxwell Motore - covering thelcommitments. Active and and the Southern Pacific. Bsr whee’: con heen. - Stock Opinions. LIVINGSTON. AND COMPANY— The steels look higher. We would buy Steel common, Slors and Gulf States. American Locomotive is a buy around these prices and so also Baldwin. Automobile CLEVELAND—A new achieve- ment In loading \was accomplished | BYF08_ -------. here this week when a motor bus 30| Notches -___ feet long, 8 fect high and 8 feet wide | Pilot Butte was run aboard a steamer under its] Lander hest point, both in dol-] rates high if earnings Middle States Oil asing power, ever “In the past two Newitoric lent termined to . Northern if lc jars and in p' reached. Employ keep them where a new tendency has appeared in industry. Our records show that in that tim MILLER AND COMPANY— The " 7 Sacific Oil - own power and stowed. push them even Jon d and fifty firms hay Pi pcderioan etroleum B. cheap money plentiful and cther fa- Chicago Tribune says: certain employers have co-operated | r¢ is wages from the peak with the wage workers in this at-| 1993, Thus wage rates have been re tempt duced in -37 textile mills, in 23 shoe “In the years since 1914 great} shops, in 14 iron and steel mills, in Producers and Refiners Pure Oil + Reading ~-<. Republic Iron and Steel vors at work the general market {s| pTROIT.—The September schea.| t!onal Barnsdall corporation has Uning up for higher prices. ules of the Chevrolet atttomobile | Tendered it’s oll concession in: R W. E, HUNTER AND COMPANY |tactory here call for the production | Sand 1s withdrawing, finding it im- —Mack Truck is especially favored | ———___________ "| possible to work under Soviet regu- Break in. Wheat Prices Sharp in Late Trading Saturday After Week of Uncertainty; changes have come over the indus-|12 metal shops,in 10 lumber plants | govuP4e Tron an 4 and much higher prices are pre Jations.” trial situation. The producing pow-|and so forth. These do not repre-| cinolair Con Ol! Cc CG F - Week . B > er of the coantry has tremendously |sent all the cuts, ‘These reported | srvenern ace ‘orm Crash Feature of 3 BLOCK MALONEY—With money tending at low levels stocks are AGENTS WANTED, bound to become in favor. CHICAGO, Sept. 20—Wheat-had{warmth and sunshine dissipatiig J. S. BACHE AND COMPANY— firm undertone until late in th@]|chancgs of early frost. Buying on] On slight reactions would fayor pur- session when lquidation developed] the part of recent sellers who were| chase of stocks in as much as wo as a result of weakness in corn and|in a position to collect profits} believe that this upwant cwins ferences. Confidential. NORTH- the failure of exporters to buy| brought about something of a rally} might last from four to six weela, nas eer Pon Cee ae. en romere SERVICE CORPORATIO! freely. but the demand showed a great! HORNBLOWER AND WEEKS— orthern Bldg., 186 No. NO AD LESS THAN £9 CENTS. Rains in, parts of the corn belt | falling. off. 7 Now that the advance is under way, | _BLACKFACE cai HEADLINE. | SMCA8°- will be charged the increased. In every manufacturing | cuts are the result of a sampling town great new factories stand as| system in vogue In my office. The monuments of the zeal of war time, | total number of wage cuts is“much while other pre-war factories are]in excess of these figures. While idle ang are placarded with ‘For}other employers have been raising Sale’ signs. It will take years for| wages or allowing them to sta; the consuming power of the coun-| where they were, these textile mills, try through domestic and forelgn | shoe .hops, and steel mills have been trade, to catch up with this devel-| reducing wages! outhern Rail ndard Oil of N. J. tudebaker Corporation — Texas Co, Tobacco Products A Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific --___. United States Rubber United States Steel Pris pei were offset by higher temperatures] Wheat prices were unsettled to a] go , “THE PAYING BUSINESS Saas enjbitions ot the gmolayas, On| oc Gown ta erotic peat culties pore | Bian TPP era but frost was predicted over the| considerable degree by unofficial | ing’ that insidery will necommenee PROD AY Te ENESS . ‘i ‘extinghouse Blectric —~—~ the other hand, during and since the | fx orders. What produces orders 18| Willys Overland vy | Wok-ond in the, northwest. ; Old | ostimates of a larger wheat yield In | those who have-missed thelr market war we have entered upon a plan| ability to sell, and ability to. sell ere Conf -mppeered "{o..De:atiseed) a. Mean peaustes , Chat Waele feed ~~ | by bringing about sufficient reaction Butte and Superior — beral permit to limit and regulate immigration. | depends upon price. This last was! Colorado Fuel and Iron Me eae rae i Me SEL" tpatt Gace eotioeeat nb ere ae Coon tee aD * ecemmaiy Not only do we select’ who shall! never truer than tt is today, National Lead Oats werg affected by the weak-|i market. trading. Wealsess of] pany the prema SY rags | The Dal HITCHCOCK-HILL CO. Depty 615, ness. in other grains and also ajcorn extended to lard but meat road be 5 Depts 678, ls, vol y Chicago. prospect for another good increase | prices held firm. voluntary and compulsory is of ag ey next week in the yisible supply. If] ‘Today's range of grain and pro- wee seh lead to considerable mar- | vi it ie OLD Colony Life Insurance, Com- weather conditions turn favorable] vision prices follow: x im is pany of Chicago, Ilinois, offers spring wheat should move, freely|Wheat— Open High Low Close], THOMSON AND McKINNON— wes if tradi agents a wider field and increased for a short period on both sides of] Sent. ---- 1. 1.29% 1.27% 1.27% | Tadine- market opportunity by writing map, woman will be and child from ages 0 to 60 on’ the OIL SECURITIES ‘Wileen Cranmer & Ca Colorado Wildcatting Is iven Ly by Strik t the international line, + | Dee. - 1,33% 1.34 | 1.81% 1.31% ential +i 4 Iven npe Us ry rikes Henaatibe * Cor will be governed largely by| Moy —--- 1.39 159% 1.87% 1.37% a Srenvien pit ee Ses cca er | Bipey alone Q weather and crop reports while oats | Corn— :: up to $3,000 as regards children: Boetan Weoulag . will likely not decline below the 50] Sept. ---- 1:16 1.16% 1.14% 114% while for adults the limit is. $30,000. DENVER, Sept. 20.—Grent activi.) 17. Only one cther well has come] puck Creek cent level. Export buying will be . - 1.08% 108% 1.06% 1.07 e Company writes also ty is expected in the Colorado oil] into production as yet, but at least | 1. necessary in wheat to absorb. the T A ~ Sooke. topke OTs 1.673 standard risks our agents have vert % he 1.07% % | 7 caret aucantion yaad et a few revections. The ‘Company, just enter ‘ 1 +48% 48% 48% 48% | Petroleum imports into Wnited Peay wut we cannot guarentee | rood ‘vrodunee pd thie toeauty, 52% 52% 51% .51% | Kingdom week ended September 15, OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE, |5]4 xoscs 56% .56% .55% 55%] were 27,000,000 Imperial gallons MENTS. BIG MONEY {felling all-wool ‘suits inst 19,500, and overcoats, irect to wearer. aga 100,000 preceeding week. lust All one price, $81.50. Bigges fields during the coming fall and|six are close to the top of the Da- winter months, regardless of weath-| kota sands and should enter them er conditions according to well post-] sometime during this month. ed off operators here. Six of the new wells are in the The greatest activity will in all/ discovery fleld and are being drilled events be concentrated in the neigh-|by the Texas company in order to hedges. Corn drew the greatest share of attention during the week as a re sult of spectacular price tumbles, today’s quotations showing a low of 6 to 8 cents from a week ago Blackstone Salt Chappell Columbine Central Pipe Consolidated Royalty - 1.14 1.16 15.32 13.25 13.30 borhood of Fort Collins, where ex-|test the limits of the field. None while wheat was slightly lower. For 18.80 13.20 13.26 Times indicatés that complete re- Ot u vans e We deltas sea reales, tensive drilling operations are now|has entered the. objective sands. | 2 the first time since it started its turns from the whole country would 6x9 swatch sam; rnishe in progress. It ls expected that the!One other company, the Harsilten: : sensational cliib, reports this week ~ <--= oo, 12-10. | show that surplus stocks of gasoline | my, ber Word for the Casper Dally} (oo .'elce ate ees anne humerous companies drilling in the | Salt Creek corporation, in drilling a of abnormal field conditions failed 12.00 12.00 12.00 | in August declined 200,000,000 gal- tully.. W. Z. GIBSON, INC, 161 W. Wellington field “will continue dur-| test well in the Moffat field, to bring a response from buyers and * lons or more. 2 Harriso: hicago. ing the coming winter months with &. T, Williams the flattening out of values received : ao-- cone 13.50 —_ support from reports of sudden mapas i ake ite, Phillips’ Petroleum after spending additions, to its 19 plants will have Thirteen producing companies are view alan (hh thorough ‘test Of (thes rceaented ‘cin. then dullings opera: + . tions in the Moffat fleld. The Car. Activity at the present time Is centered around the drilling cam. | ter and the Producers and Refiners paign of the Union Oil company of |%f@ the last two to enter. ‘The California where & number af the | Carter is now hauling material from Gates ©. Jupiter Kinney Coastai x Lance Creek Royalty. .01 —.011%4 Maring ......——--_ 3. 3.15 Mike Henry --....... .0% 4 n St, Dept. J-209, ELP TED—MALE 09). Cite be WAN AGENTS—$50.00 week’ taking - orders for Thomas Guaranteed He: _ <. Hosiery, 28 different kinds—latest a daily production ‘capacity of ag. |@IREMEN, BRAKEMBN, _ pegin- : Proximately 250,000 gallons ot na. | ,,.Ders, $180-$260 whieh position’) | Halland Winter “numbers. Your A 1 Y sub size in free outfit. THO! G. E e nan’s Investment tural gasgline. In Burbank | tleta | Balway, Box B 82%, Tribune, ___1GG" Muu a4, Dayton, Ohios Vi eryl Ss. only company Is turning 115,060 gal-| GE A Forest Ranger, Postal Clerk |< ——<<<—————_—_— smaller companies are anxiously | Cris for atest of the Sage Creek] Mountain & Gulf —--. 1.26 lons from five plants and Burbank] or Carrier. Steady positions. | AGENTS—$3,00. an hour. ‘Newest awaiting the bit of the Union oi1| §tructure in Routt county New York Ol. 9.00 10.00 capacity sqon will be increased to| Particulars free. Write Mokano, | itchen tool, every woman. uses company to strike the pay sand. ar ae Picardy 03.05 By GEORGE T. HUGHES. for a $100 bungalow. He wishes to! 140,000 gallons Dept. N-69, Denver, Colo. 20 times daily. Easy seller. However, it is said, that the Pres-| CRAIG, Colo—The Sun Oil com-| Preston 01% 02% | (Copyright, 1924, by Consolidated] rent ydur money and offers to pay profits. Sample free. THOMA ton Ol company who have acreage |Pany of Philadelphia, the Midwest |Red ‘Bank ~44,00 45.00 Press Association.) an outrageous -renta! for it because MFG. CO., Desk 2456, joe Thunder Vale P ts: * 456, Dayton, Ohi in the vicinity of the Union Of com-| Refining company and another big| Royalty & Producers . .04 05 Landlords of Dollars, he is going to put- your money to a HELP WANTED—Fremale Interest in the porsibilities of the AGENTS sell’ latest Pe; Apron pany of California, will start “drill-| Midcontinent operator have entered | Sunset” — ~ 106” 107 If you owned a six-room bunga-| very hazardous. or a dishonest use| Thunder Vale dome in Canes a. | Dresses~ and Dainty Under Car, ing operations in the near future re-|into a “dry-hole” agreament to drill |'Tom Bell Royalty --- .04 (9g | Jow that would rent anywhere from|and:the hazard ts great. No honest | county appeata ta he onthe ene SWANTEL -Siectent § ments, factory to wearer. Particu- sardless pf the outcome of the pres. |i test well on the Carbonera struc-| Western Exp'oration _ 3.00 $26 to $100 a month, ‘according to|and\capable man. or business will | Geologists seem to regard the struc | shades for ws at homer Easy, TE arte a ent drilling wells of the Union Oil|ture, 20. miles north of Fruita.| Western Oil iets 15% whether it was in a small town or] pay’such big rents for money. ‘They | ture favorably and action is shortle | Peasant work. Whole or part time. | 244 N. Central Park Ave., Chicago. company of California near the | Geologists predict the Dakota sands | Western States 77 toe a smart waterfront suburb, you'd|don't’ have to do it, Call money, expected that will mean a test well. | \udress Nileart Company, 3541, It. | $25.00 DAILY taking orders, 92.52 Leasing Goshen Acreage. Wayne, Indiana raincont, “Automobile, ‘raincoat and Leases on, wildvat lands in Goshen | UNINCUMBERED middle aged wo. | Outit iS Rowstern Rainevat Com- county are rapld'y being taken up| man, good cook, to either rent or evelt. Chicago. and there are indications that sever, | take on share basis, furnished house a tent will be undertaken during | jpuct from railroad. “Box B-879, POSITIONS WANTED he winter. i le _—_— SUGAR BEET HARVEST Preston property according to local} will be picked up at’ about 4,000] WyoKans reports, feet. ¥Y on This structure was drilled to about NEW CRAIG, Colo.—Twenty-three of} | 2,700 feet by the Carter Oil com-| Mountain Producers wella have been started in north y some years ago. This t Glenrock Oil z western Colorado since the ‘Texas|was abandoned because of me-| Salt Creck Pda. company brought in its gusher in| chanical difficulties despite the fact | Salt Creek Cons the Moffat fleld at Hamilton, seven-| that a good showing of gas was| New York Ol! teen miles south of Craig, January | encountered. - be very suspicious if a man came} that is loans that may be called for along and offered you $600 a month] payment at any time, has been rent- rent for it, wouldn’t you? You'd be] ing for around 2 per cent, for some afraid he might purpose to use your|/time. The loans have been renting bungalow as a bootleggers’ ren-}asound 4 per cent. The rent rate dezvous arid thus damage your prop-| for money has been low for many ert: You'd be suspicious that he|months and no safe and desirable might burn the house, to collect in-| investment. enterprise has to pay surance on his- household goods or} high rates. The good investments commit some other overt act that} can rent_all the money they want would cost you money in damage} at between 4 and 7 per cent. The to your property. You'd know that] so-called investment security that HELP WANTED—MALE | WANTED—Colorea woman wants AND FEMALE aye Phote TE. ene Of au pa aca A SEL a | Wotan wants tally bund we ; Mutual S. O. Indiana | BRUSINE SS BR Cities Service Com no honest person would pay*$600 a|offers big returns isn't a good in- M goercaae isn Lptithenbey oy pee ee eae ' 3 WEl Te, i wR seat x: month for a bungalow with a maxi-| vestment. : Darticutareitree. vet Medicine | WANTED—Position by oll account | mum rental value of $100 2 month.| Cowsider yourself a tahdlord of “Atanas: Gar nt and general office man. Rea- ee If some one comes along and] dollars wher, you buy securities, or able salary to start. Box ‘#85, Business Improvement. Business Briefs, Standard Oil Stocks offers you a security that promises} rent your money. Look in the SALESME Tetbune, 2 ST. LOUIS, Sept. $0.—The gradual bptreaia repere’ continuesitaa: 10, 15, 20, 60 per cent or more for} financial pages of newspapers and| TORRINGTON, Wyo., Sept. 20.— SMEN WANTED \ YOUNG Japanese woman desires improvement of the business situa-} ate Improvement in trade which is migio 14% 16 use of your money, that person is] seo what the going or current rents Harvesting of sugar beets will start | ~ oe a position in a family; can't speak : , most pronounced jn retail lines ao! 2 = ath * likely to be in the same class with|are for. money and govern your} in Goshen: county Menday.' Because | gar waniuncwe nae ih English, but good worker. — Pleas: tion in this territory continues -to| fusutt of old weather 1 ies aieag 1a [the man who would pay $600 rent agtion accordingly. Of ‘extensive acreage, there is af year round line ever ciereh tert | call between 6 and 8p. m. west of make itzelf evident. ‘There has beet! Guy. sinds that while. business | Soe mR large demand for common labor cap:|or full time. Average $50" to roundhéuse of C. B. & Q. RR, able of shoveling: beets, uriving | weekly. Straight commission; week. | Seton foreman, Industrial News From p22 gag and doing similar kinds of h Ais ee Bee nedioe aa COB; ‘ED—Work on ranch, by man The,third cutting of alfalfa has | Pencil Co., 4460 Delmar, St. Louis, ferecantec etree eer le | Continues cautiously, there ts a per. ceptible brondening in many quaar- te Illinois visiting merchants in the whole markets and cooler weather has celerated trade in foreign goods. Re ports from traveling salesmen ind! R. G. Dun and company report been practically completed in this | Me. Casper. 291 railures this week against 319 A ll S oo f hiss Jasper, cate small stocks in the hands of} ji. Woo, | pee . > section of the state. Frosts. are _- country merchants and agricultural . as ae 802 corresponding | Ohio Oil - ections Oo tate still in the offing and there are good Ba Me. oO TRS conditions are steadily Improving. | Wek of ; ; Prairie Oil — , Prospects for corn to fully mature.{ YHAR WRITE US PERSONALLY SERVICES OFFERED Wehie there ia ccautionsin the koe | ana Southern net after} prairie Pips Reset celta tate! 8 2 < Hpastan 4 taxes in August $406,860 against | gonrn trong line for retail ‘stores. “Na ing In iron and steel because o aren) by . 3 Re a . Uenally advertised. Established con-| pp vo = uncertaintles, the mills ‘are. g $524,467 in August, 19 Sou. Pipe Milling New Wheat. mining in Wyoming according to re- corn opporgunity. in |! WILL pay you to get my price more business. Merchant ir aote 8 19: 8. O. Kan LANDER, Wyo., Sept. 20— The [vent showing from there. Wyoming | work “all WOE sees TD. elght months 1924 2 a . ase rik; ; ieetaiD. eral have ful contidence Tere tie aie nT.000 | BO KY." first of Fremont county’s 1924 har-} Although it been known there F “ NTAL | Leisinger, contractor and builder. improvemen ntinue + book-1 8. 6. Nob. 3 i ; 1one 1975M. big fal is in prosp: oy eB ade ase $7,-1 5° ON. ¥. do | Nest of wheat at mills of Earley ed througk the |h#s been gold in this section for 297 Flour, grabam, whole wheat and] ff #nd on since: 1890, there has dl. . 8. O. Ohio - WOMAN wants any kind of wo! made to reopen 26 ell Four Sau MRE Lp" Fal = 5 eo will go out.of town. Room U.S. Gets Philippine Trade three will open | Vacuum 68 | pancake flours have been piling up| M¢¥er been any attempt to get down gil wool overcouts, | American Rooms. 8. P. Ol 134 to bed rock and see just how val $3.00 tb 44 3 kholders have}? >> . as a result. The wheat is” declared a W. H. Vassar and I. R. Pee! B. different fou r tr ‘ aments. S. 0, Ina. 56% | hy the millers to b Hence, | Utble the déposits are at this place. |). \Y b ; nO Oe 2 YOU had better get your leaky rool Sten - je millers to be par“ excellence, have opened auto painting shop h. ~ Complete ‘lino, re d bet the fall “rains ‘ | 1 Field and company re- Drilling Near Silat nd much superior to that of last] The -reports of several mining |at the corner of CY avenue maa | Panes riding pants, 8; ove: all work guaranteed. L. D. oun e's current and road sales]. i Near Silater. year when late rains and snows dur-| engineers who have been looking | Wainut street and are prepared .to | yont#, (caps. - Thr 2 ‘or | Weisinger, contractor and builder bips, decore and | larger than week before; collections e first well to be put down for ing the harvest period caused coa-|over the claims say that the’ topog- handle the famous lacquer finish.| POM ate, tee ee TEED COR | Phone 1975. Larry, who operate a flect to the in. | slightly better than year ago. oil along Snake river, is that spudded | siaoratie. damage. raphy of the-country in Nugget ;| PORATION, 2556 Wabash, Chicago. sular posse ba inge. sions, In 1921, United] Averages 20 Industrials, 194.63 up| !n last week by the Ohio Of com- better known as cuco. The show Btutes ships carried only 93.13 per rails, 69.60, off .09; 40 bonds] Pany at Slater, Wyo. The ho'e will pian oN hh Se en la Ld dare eel Gulch vhows excellent chances for] also handles varnish: jobs. SALESBOARD Salesmen Wanted— | ;NtED—Backward | children to Placer Gold Prospects. A tutor out of school, $5 per month. ; 1 placer gold mining and the reports| A; Making small t r F ier pean cosviod cnlyi8#-18 née . An dacrnsle pe i" n expert auto repair shop 4 5 owns regularly. All 4 Br of the Ebiltppine exports. (Thi up .05. be drilled to a depth of 5,000 feet if] RAWLINS, Wyo., Sept. 20.—Nug-| eatinlate that ‘the gravel will ran | {n cottnection. with the paint shop | Sf.Part me, Average ccmmisaion | “2S Fenway. A Ar 74 per ce 1 << —- necessary, It is snJ yThe Colorado et Gulch, 45 miles from here on | about two dollar 6 tian tSeaTaartne? per yard In sluic: cD tbat the rol Dich bus | $15.00, paid. also on’ repeats. Big | SHINGLE bob, or any sryle Vals on just. starting. & 5. COM- cutting. for men, Women te ehil- a ee La For results try a Tribune Clas.|Fuel and Iron company holds the by Caeser and Pepbles. Savery rivet. promises