Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1925, Page 6

i C / Fe te OS ee I y r Y I PAGE SIX | Ou : Finance OIL DRILLING IN FAR NORTH WILL RESUME Imperial Oil Company of Canada Plans Further Development and Exploration in the | McKenzie River Oil Region. is not It will reach yl } enough to r 1 produ’ worth while o yarren and 1,100 miles of ure work in the ¢ oil fields will dep: the drilling Vort Normar DIRECT DEALING ON RAIL RAT Carriers and Shippers| May Settle Disputes | In Conference. By J. ©. ROYL (Copyright, 1 Casper Tribune) ATLANTA, Ga., April 6.—The rail- roads of the southeast and Missts- sippi valley territory have just been given an opportunity to show to| those handling cottc what extent they desire the co-oper- ation of shippers in the fixing of rates. The carriers repeatedly have expressed a wish that shippers deal direct with them in rate disputes rather than through a federal ‘agency such as the intersta commission but many charged that s proved eff increased tors of the Southern Pine » members of which hippers of revenue freight t notified the southeastern Mississipp! valley carriers tl in thelr opinion, lumber rates now disproportionately high and that he carriers are burdening the {n- dustry. unjustly with high rates. are seeking to know what may be gained through conferences. C. T. Alrey, vice president of the a railroad, was au- rriers to sele committee of railroad men to roads in such conferences. The reply of the carriers is t awaited with interest, not on y the shippers in this territo! all over the country, as {ndi nether the protestants of the roads for co-operation with shippers in adjustments of traffic problems will be backed by performance bippers have freely assured the writer that they do not doubt the sincerity of the desire for cor ences, rather than appeal to a fed eral a expressed by raf presidents. blame the failure of such negotiations on the’ attitude of subordinates in whose hands the ne ations are d who, in thelr nferences have when rat Quick Relief! A pleasant effective syrup. 35c and 60c sizes externally, use PISO'S Throat and Chest "FISHERMAN Treat Yourself to a CLEAN CAR | After iat Fishing Trip We have put on more expert help to meet the demand of our customers. CARS WASHED AND POLISHED Top Dressing Applied We Also Apply a Protection Coat to New Cars Motors Cleaned With Vaporized Kerosene Auto Laundry Company Alemite Service Station 112 South Durbin Street Phone 1904-W Day and Night Service — re night to finish discussion of the me in the bills will be technically to the state bearing four per cent int or F slightly above 1 Will be devoted to amor th regular «pring conference nors of the twelve federal reserve | b B | Mule Creek ......-. | Sunburst -.... | Cerris . .. Byron | Notches . -.. | Pilot Butte ~ E'S TALKED to “deliver the goods” to the employers, are likely to be cs is to means, to be bad losers attempt to evade the result. 1ippers claim tk aced their cards on the table” the ault was to have t ees use the knowledge so ex- nullify by ulterior means 3 tending to lower rates. This, they shippe conf zen 's in self-defense, to appeal to the interstate mmerce commission. Some large associations of ship- pers in this territory, among th n, Cotton seed and h clay products, have r ned from the southeast- ern shippers’ regional advisory board ag a result of such experiences The shippers’ regional adviso: boards throughout the country have admittedly been of tremendous value to the railroads in settling questions of transportation involving the movement of freight, loading and un loading and other problems. This has resulted in unprecedented performances by the transportation departments of the carriers. Highly satisfactory relations have been es- lished between shippers and the products is. French Propose Big Bank Note Increase Today PARIS, April 6—Bills providing for an increase in the bank note cir- culation amounting to four billion francs and for a voluntary ten per cent contribution by capital were presented to the cabinet today t DeMonzie, the new finar te The cabinet will meet again to- sures which when whipped into fi- nal form will be pre It is understood M. DeMonzte will stake confidence in their adoption. he sort of capital levy provided for a loan st. It will be payable in cash rendh government securities at urket quotations and alization of bt DeMonzle {s determined to re: ort to a straight capital levy plan f the proposed m pre € the cabl . r 1a half when ided t n until night > |Reserve Bank Heads Confer WASHINGTON, April nke began today. conference prgoram of bank ady course. ¢ over partic ritish govern standard { ge Muddy .. fiton Dome ander rage jrass Creek, jreyoull . rohile ht Elk Basin tock Creek Salt Creek Si @oxwo S3ae yon + Alexican dollars 61%. Che Casvet Daily Stocks :: NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE Bonds tidun Grain :: COME ON ER You CANT Gootae- WES Gone TS Ye SPERATED ON SoA HORSE RACE Tus BE PULLED ce WEEK <The PooR SA's AY LAID OP FOR MONTHS S Gonna R THERE AND TREY WOULONT LET ANYBODY IT'S GOING TO RAIN, HARD. PHYLLIS. YO BETTER CUT ON THE SIDE CORTAINS. ALWAYS THE | 7/77 Way — POT OP | SIDE CORTAING | 64ND THE sun | SOMES OOF / t when they] e railroad | ssert, has forced the | Utah Copper Wabash pfd. A Westinghouse Willys Overland ----. By Blas Viecurevich Allis Chemical and Dye ~. WYOMING OILS Vucurevich, ansportation departments of the Carihndipdundry Sm, and Ref. (Quotations 208 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Western Exploration ~ 2.85 Consolidated Royalty - 1.07 T. Williams Coast Line Western States Baltimore and Ohio ~. nadian Pacific Leather pfd. Northwestern Atlantic Petroleum --. Great Northern Quaker Ol1 — Preston Oil ~ Mountain Producers — ted to the} chamber of deputies tomorrow. ‘onsolidated Gas Products ex Curb Stocks. Salt Creek Producers Continental ~ New York Oil -. alt Creek Consolidated Mid-Continent DuPont de Nemours ~ Famous Piayers - LIVESTOCK Omaha Quotations rtment of Agricultu and yearlings mostly 10@16c lower; weights about steady; weight stock steady to strong; bulls stockers and buteher cows and $9.00; practical v vealers to outsider |mand, the \ Sheep receipts 12,000; lambs slow lambs upward sheep stead; sales mediuin t | with N uled to meet for dividend action on | | Wednesda and San Fran. Denver Prices. Department of Ag welghts: other 160 to 200 pound loads 80 to $13.10, Drive-ins $12.70 to stock pigs $11 to $11.26. ttle—Receipts, active mostly steady $9.50; best held above $10.25 loads good heifers $8 to $8.75; early sales cows $6 to $6.85 higher; vealers stead: kind $12; three Inads feeder steers $3.50 to $8.85; good beet ste freight patd $14.70; Quoted around Zoe higher} | steady at $17.00, STILL OUT,.WaALT. ALL YORR wor WAS FOR NOTHIN! Livestock :; All Markets \TS Too BAD ERNIE, PooR BARNEY WOULD UKE To KNGn ABOUT Tuar Sie DAY RACE: 4 We WE WAS OVT ye iow HE CouLd ews park. ( DOWN PWG FOR THE KOR T Stow AND MEBBE 5 e@op We S.con PuRSE —. Yer = ya Fae tL ing Features Syndicate. Inc.| STOCK PRIGES WHEAT SCORES ANE CONFUSED Large Part of List Shows Upward Trend; Some Are Lower NEW YORK, April 6.—Construc- tive forces were again at work in today’s stock market which was fea- tured by the bouyancy of high priced industrials. Motors and oils continued to give the best demon- strations of group strength. Total shares approximated 1,200,000 shares. The market acted in a manner in the afternoon to afford considerable encouragement to constructive in- terests,. buying being broad and over a hundred shares ruling a point or more beyond their final figures of last week. Motor and accessory issues and the merchandise stocks continued to move upward in a striking manner. Kresge gained ack Truck 4; Postum Cereal . and U. S. Rubber 3 points. Third Avenue dropped 2 points to 8, a new low figure. NEW YORK, April §.—Confused price movements imarked the re- sumption of trading in the stock market today a large part of the list tended upward but the United States Steel, Baldwin, American Can and. other leaders worked fractio! ally lower. Marwell Motor issues the established new high record: “B" stock mounting two points. The market strengthened later buying orde n to flow in for the eastern ares and popul at Liverpool. bullish factor. adustrials. aware was the outstanding f early trading, soaring 9h record high price at 156 tial tran om of 9,100 This. spurt following Sau' eight point jump was based on ex pectations th: valuable rig would accrue to stockholders through ‘the proposed segregation of the road's coal properties. Active bid- eloped for the other coals, Central mounting five points. York Cent joined in the upswing. Motor accessory ks were in good de axwell issues and Kelly pringtield coramon and § per cent preferred ris 1 to 3% points. |} Numerous other industrials advanced 1 to 2 points, Foreign exchanges opened irregular, sterling advanctig | at 4.78%. Bullish enthusiasm was caused by a flood of reports regarding merger possibilities, recapitalization plans und higher dividends, and prices moved forward with renewed vigor. h Motors directors sched spirited bidding devel- for the stock, which shot up points to a d high of 340 a gain of more than 50 pol last week. United Fruit, Iron Pipe, Lackawanna, Woolworth and Kelly Springfield 8¢ preferred moved up 3 to 5 polnts, with Atlantic Refining, Pressed and Foundation sold 2 to 3 points higher. Call money renewed at —.—— Poultry CHICAGO, April 6,.—Poultry low- er: roosters fow's 24c; springs 31¢ *| downward tu | | Wheat— Open High wl and Atchison | | PRICE ADVANCE Reports of Low World Sur- plus Aid Bullish Movement CHICAGO, April 6.—Wheat scored sharp early new gains in price today. A decided falling off in the ‘volume of world shipments tended to lift val- ues and so too did higher quotations Besides, much notice was taken of current comment that although there is no famine on ac- count of lack of wheat or other grain the world supply is very low and new crop prospects only moderately good. Chicago opening prices on wheat, 1c to 3%c lower with May $1 ce May. strong, 4 to jc to $1.00. one cent t e, May 29% to 39% continued firm Provisions were eas 2 in hog NEW YORK, April 6.— Foreign jexchange frregular. Quotations cents, Great Britain demand cables 478%; 60 day bills on banks cables | 1%c; turkeys 2S: ducks 300; geese | 4741 . Fran demand 5.144 18e. 5.15, Italy demand 4.09% 4.09%, | | some held, h r oh LONDON April Bar eilver | sound pat l 31 9-16 per oun M Sty py | ceat, RAINING ? i's BEEN. SUNSHINY } CAV! [ war?! on & Nice, |Spanish War Vets |*ninoty degrees, no tainutes ao © Meet Wednesday} Regular monthly meeting of Cas- mp No. 15 Veterans, will be evening, April §,|{nforimed the world that he | abor hall, 223 North | “nailed the stars A meeting of all re- | myth! crults will be part of the business | reach L of the auxillary,|for the privilege of addressing the No. 7, will serve refreshments at the | prisoners and explaining to them close of the meeting. All members | just how he reached his destinatio: and eligibles are as! a the wonderful phantasmagoria whic! held the world spellbound until Perr and his friends exploded the entire Butter and Eggs claim. It must be admitted that wl held Wednesda; at the Union Wolcott street. CHICAGO, April 6.—Butter high: selentific data, he beat Pe extra firsts 40@40'%c; firsts 3814@ $9c; seconds 33@37 sc. queer lights of rainbow hue whic! receipts 4 $1.4444 to 4 and July $1.34%4 to $1.35% were followed by a material further advance, May touching $1.47. Subsequently 2,573,000 bushels de- crease in the visible supply total had a stimulating effect, despite tempor- ary setbacks due to profit taking. Comp'aints of dry weather in neis, Indlana and Ohio were also a The close was firm 2% to 3% net higher; May 146% to 146% and July 136 to 136%. Corn and oats rose with wheat and as a result of an outlook for increas- ed feeding demand. at 1% to 1\%c up, May 96% to 97c; corn reached 9 In the last part of the day small- ness of receipts together with indl- cations of improved demand from s led to decided further gains POTATOES ) fore up with the oil boom. There CHICAGO, April 6—Potatoes early trading slow; market dull; 106 cars; total U. S. shipments Sat urday 834, Sunday 1 whites ome low as T0c; bulk} an immense or; Tlli- fancy 90@95c; sacked russets $: ictal Flour ing two floors of a MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 6—| building. Mone Flour unchanged to 10c higher. In car load lots family patents quoted 5@8.10 a harrel in 98 pound| the one essential—oil, After opening | (Continued From in Ls y legal re has failed. Using the was the technical mails to def: charge against “doc” actually did was to induc unwary to put thelr gold in oll whict at the time and ted by the explorer who | Seems to Bave had no better luck jn the oll regions (han polar region. Uttle old cell all littered and maps books about polar trips and stories about kingly de ture, however, there investi, finding by that ancient and ok to having OIL FIELD SHIPMENTS The Casper-Salt Creek Parcel Delivery cables MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925 ——_—____ = By Billey De Beck Now WHAT 4 Suse Ss WASCENED ? SEEN CORTAINGS SIBLES IT WAS RAINING FIVE MILES OUT. OF TOWN! i { WARM, BRIGHT e worthless and should st aside, Doc" Cook ‘himself ha¥ ‘never yen up the {dea that he actual- discovered the pole in 1908, a full year before Commodore Perry nish and stripes” to 1 staff. No sooner will venworth than he will asi d to a tend, ‘farthest north.” He will paint again Cook lacked in the way rds 41%341!4c;|seven ways from the ace when ame to telling the story. He had cases;| Peary never saw. He encounters firsts|animals and weird figures seen by 4; firsts | no other person close to the pole. In any event, after dropping of the face of the earth for a time, D ntually turned up in Tex ordinary was still about him some of mor of his polar trips and he ca alized it. When he wasn’t drillir bipts | wells or organizing refineries, he lecturing in the oll camps and in ths Wisconsin | nearby ranch towns, telling about few | his discoveries, Gradually he built vp anization of devel opment and promotion, Within elx teen months he was employing clerks and stenographers and o¢cup ‘ort Worth offi: for the different campanies he organized came from far and wide. Everything came but higher; Idaho That little detail was overlooked barrel Bran | by the “Dc n stepped in two yee t of indictment It belongs w “Boob” who had r 1 been entranced, came from al cusing finger at the “Doe.” The er employed the best of coun- ormer Senator Joe Bailey was his chief aid, but all to no avail. The | jury was not out long and when 1 came to passing sentence, the fede judge, tke death, a shinin mi He gave the the lest sentence ever passed out to a ke oil promoter During his prosperous days the “Doc” got to stepping out a bit and a in tha | Ris Wife divorced him. She came io ‘© | his ald, however, during his trial. t about the embroidery in th “Doc's” cell! He has done it all hir | self. It has been his passion. He is na | 2h adept nec Meman. Page One) orth nurse to save What been Uying tn Jail, down in \ . available tera fs no mention ation by the By all means s-> the n and al ugust claims of | one | fd ow Being Received by PHONE 1283