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hk aD me so poesHe Ey 300 Cr} ne u ai t es eran 66 Will you st ) ber used in building can efore i carpenter or after while r Think of the hundreds of gs in oil 5a d fs inflamm Bi Ks small blaze after a treatment of this wonderful liquid from 1 rmula, No machinery required. Act quick. 515 SOUTH BEECH ST. | PAGE SIX Oil : Finance WOOL PRICES STILL | IRREGULAR IN MART. More Business Transacted During Week But’ Quotations Are Slightly Lower; Foreign Demand Mixed BOSTON, April 11. — The Com-/lish the following, wool quotations | ia tomorrow mercial Bulle day said ieee) Seeds ' ie Domestic Ohio and Penr “The demand for we ‘ ti isiwaslhd a0 tinued Ina desultory fashi ombing, 58@ ‘ is possible th sligh Michigan and New ¥ e.— | wate x} | Delaine unwashed regular; oc combing, blood from t + are reported © in the west at ers‘in many instar 55 @ite; ured .E | months (selec to resist sis—T d) $1.45@1.50; 1 fir Californ middle county, Jern, $1.15@1.18. | Eastern number 1 staple 1-| - Oregon firm | $1.43 fine and F M combing —Northern, $1.40@1 $1.30@1.22; re easter and Brad-|$1.30@1 % blood combi 8 are accepting al @1.2 blood nbing, $£1.05@ penny a pound less for tops. Little | 1.10 new {s reported in the mohair mar-| Pulled AA $1.40@1 Mo! ket buyer.” | The Commercial I in will pub- best carding, 7 SHO OARD LEOTSTEAHING. STAFF HERE FOR COMING EAR although prices rather favor the (Continued From Page One) Hunt; Loraine Winslow, Mrs. Ber-| Wdigiriaal nice Sherwood. | oe AOC he Roosevelt school—Nora Nelson, al. Mathematics, 1 Jones. Mathematics, } Bloodgood. Mathematics, Ivy T. Creagh Hazel Gilbert, J. Merle Lien, Martha Brennecke, Lona Williams, Dorothy H. Finley, Beatta Jacobson, Blanche Running Mathematic : Librarian, Nina Shaffer. Grant school—Margaret Chambers, Assistant Mbrarian, Ruth Juds Helen McComas, Laura Wehman, ‘Adviser of girls, Mrs. Buth Mc-|Eva B, Kidd, Helen Stone, Grace Intire. Moody, Verna L. Anderson, Teresa Special Grade School Teachers, | Morrow, Myrtle Froman. Art, Mary Louise Dalton. Willard School—Nona Dunlap, Art, Zella Garner. Nora Ekern, Hstelle Culp, Margaret Music, Mary Ladwig san, Esther Nystrom, Alice Jtich- Physical training, G. W. Chris Margaret Oftelie, Sara Stew- topher Helen Stevenson, Isabel John Physical training, Er Skarra.|son, Mary McDiarmid, Esther Low- Home omics, 3 Long- | ell, De shore | ny Parker, Penmanship supervisor ice Walker, Mildred Kaeding, Day ama, Peterson, Frances Sheehan ssistant penmanship supervisor,| Margaret Woth, Iva French. Agnes Harvey. Mountain Vie scho ary Primary supervisor, Mabel F.| Mosteller, ¢ s Sydne Thompson. Evansville school—Mabel Peder Upper grade supervisor, Ray §.| son; Laur nat Robertson. Midwest schoole—James Bond, Washingtor ool—Minnile I! Agnes D, Watt, Mamie L. Mizen, dleman, Alma Leighty, Mabe! Shel-| Ellen Rice, Irma Norelius, Joseph Ella Ramstad, Cecilia Shea, McDowell, Eugenfa M. Jones, Jennings, Marie Wright,| Helene M, Olson, Mildred Smith, } es Olson, Marle Kil- | Berdell Brook Marie Antrim, Marie Lemon, | Anderson, tolo, Mercedes Melgesen,! Jacob!, Wilna Robert Maynard Hope Bennett, Louise « School—Mae I, Winte lla | Gilbert Hanson, Ceetle V. Jullan, Helen Bassi Eva Fladeland Evea Holloway, Thea Call Rural Is—Lou HB. Je jorie Morgan, | Gertrude Ruth McRae, Margaret McRae, Ma Musa Ross, Mary Yard, Mary Ann | guerite F, Koch, Mrs, Walter Ben- Thomas, Katherine Banning, Lillian] ninghoven, Mrs. Jess Clark, Hazel n, Lo Helene | B. Connor, Mrs. P, L. I Bertha | Hutchisson, | Tofsrud D. Har Mr ar! | Jefferson +| Deeds, Mrs. L. I. Border, Grace . ea-| Reynolds, Mildred Meyer, Mrs. E. J. bright, Edith Blaisdell, Nina L, Laf-| Kelley and Margaret D. Mille ferty, Leora ( Drusilla Stew: | —_—_—_ Nira el Lo Flo F Sages 16 Berliner, Tarene CRUDE MARKET || lian K o \ Ruth Pali Bruce. | Big Muddy | McKinle: D. J. 1 | Mule Creek 1.26 Stella Nichols, M. Gene E Sun t 1.40] Alma “Mur HB, Fruse Harrlett \ 1 \ i Ivin I N Katherine Jor Mr Mc b r I s Torchlight Blur ‘ Elk Basin . omelin eve | Rock Creek I «€ Salt Creek Tribune Classi lett Sir INVESTORS FIRE PREVENTION f [ can show you how fireproofed atural jece of lum- goes to the o}l field camps ch fire from spa Phone 1876-W—Ask for Rumsey Used Cars at Give-Away Prices || 1 Cadillac Roadster, new motor new tires, good top and cur- tains, Best buy in Casper. Priced to sell quick 1 7-Passenger Premier in perfect shape 1 7-Passenger Hudson just overhauled. Priced to sell Don’t miss these cars if you are in the market for a car this summer 1 Packard Twin Six, 7. ssenger Warne & Crosby Motor Co. 434 WEST YELLOWSTONE PHONE 2610 nat : Bonds BRINGING UP FATHER : @yr GOLLY THERE GOES MAGGIE PRACTISIN ON tH THE PIANO AGIN iz SHE PLAYS Stocks WORSE EVERY ! Che Casper Daily Cribune NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE Grain 1M GONNA | adic, HER. TO STOP 1T EVEN IF HAVE TO TAKE A BEATIN’ FOR. rr ( me Fearune Ser fish sy Inne [axe es DONT BE SILLY. MR.GOOGLEsIN Wee BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG & Nor Gow Series aK Tar Six DAY HORSE RACE TAKE ANY CHANCES WITH ts NEXT WEEK - NOBODY expe ce SPARK PLLG ! IF HE GETS ites isc a erat “HE HORSES "G6 GALLOP ALL alse TIRED TS WALK WE'LL PLLC HI ‘i PUSHIAY, ONS 4 TIME =< THEN GAN WALK AND TAKE AROUND THE TRACK oN ROLLER SKATES GdOGLE © \r EASY = JUST SO THEY KEEP MONING 1S ALL THATS REQUIRED © J [FE CF COURSE , THE ———s a Pt ie AFTER The | [FS MERE TU Aske DAY BIKE RACE) FIRST DAY AND KEEP IM AFRAID “TAS ON MY SPARKY'LE BE Too TIRED THE Wheeler to Testif y In His Own MIXED AGAIN tor Burton K. Wheeler will take the Definite Trend Lacking With witness stand.in his trial which be- gins here April 16, and will tell the Resumption of Trading Today entire story of the circumstances leading up to his indictment for. ac- cepting money for appearing before $1.07% and then again. Oats started at % to Ic advance, May 41 to 41%c and later touched 41%c, Provisions were easter, thizing with a downturn | values, | May advanced sympa- hogs in 11.—Stock lower at market, NEW YORK, April prices drifted {rregularly opening of today’s U.S. Steel common apparently had | LIVESTOCK ment showing a decrease of over} 0,000 tons in unfilled orders, open Omaha Quotations unchanged at 114%. . Maxwell A OMAHA, Net April 11.—(t anced 1% to a record tap at 99%, | the B fell t two points to| Bush Terminal dropped artment of Agriculture)—Hog 00; about steady; good and cholic 180 to 300 pound butchers $. point and Baldwin, American | top one load $12.80; 140@180 and other popular industrials Jed | pound weights mostly $12 @ 12.60; fractionally. packing sows largely $11. 0 Standard” industrials and rails / tut of all sales $12.40@ 7 aver- fluctuated within rather narrow) age cost Friday $12.60; weight 244. limits but sharp fluctuations — oc Cattle 350; compared with a week curred in a number of the ial Fed s aiid iyenctingwirn ties, American Linseed p red 5@35e low bulk for the we responded to the resumption of divi-| $9.00@10.75; top yearlings $12 dends by rising three points and/ weighty steers $11.10; good to choice General Electric extended its early | heet cows 23c@40c higher; other she gain points. M an Bea ck strong to 25c higher; veal beard was bid up briskly on the re fo higher t that the « ny had brought higher; bulls strong to eeders stro’! stocke! Other atr spots | Bulk prices fat: butcher cows h Motors, Hudson and] §.95; heifers $7.75@9.65; canners s n Pacific ar Calbahe eal, th t named touch sat! bitiet Ir P. Ar et Realt lows | ing : | $10 11.25; fat sheep $9. Jand shearing lambs $13 1 | — ‘ | BOBBED HATRED WOMAN KANSAS CITY, April 11 jcalmly at the wheel of an Sitting utomo FASTEN EM ON GOOD, SUNSHINE — THEN WELL DRAG HIM DWN THE Read FOR A COUPLE OF MILES TILE HE GETS LSED To'EM Dis SHO AM ; POW FUL HAD WIC SERVICES OFFERE Livestock :: All Markets ne), | RUN TO THE STORE SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925 ee ~-Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus OH’ HOW DO YOU DG U | THORPE my } | HOT A wer, " YIAGS? YOUR WIFE } PLATING \ LOVE IT. TOLO ME TO WAIT FoR | || OOF SMT | MAX 1 TORN HER AS SHE HAD TO ANNOY THE PAGES ic L, xou- } ( FOR YOU? , q s ‘ 2 o 5 HW: [BYCND SP LIT ical te K IM ALL IN -- KEEP PUSHING, SUNSHINE. - For Sale—Miscellaneous D For Sale—AUTOMOBILES GET your plumbing done now, R.| FOR SALE—Ford coupe, in éxcel-| FOR SALE—Child’s Packard coupe, Brammer will give you @ square| lent condition, new tires, price, electric lights, Alemites and gun; deal. Special attention given to gas | $365.00. Easy terms. Earl C. Boyle, absorbers and everything, piping and repatr- work. All work | Inc. * ly new, $15. 305 W. 13th, guaranteed. Phone %090J. —|Phone 3033W. e a FORD OWNERS, ATTENTION! EE HARPER method of scalp treat-| y¢ you are not getting 35 miles ne 7 key Burroughs ment, dandruff and falling hairs) out of every palton sot ree you buy, one lockwell lock marcelling. Mrs. R. Colby, 449 CY-| better call 2690W, our man will-call Phone a government department after be- ing elected to the United States cen- ate he announced here today. The Montana senator, who is for- of old’ plaster work, call FOR CALCIMINING and repairing after 6 in evenings or before 9 in and tell you how to get it. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SAL price —Ford toufing, starter, 2168W 00. Earl C. Boyle, Inc mall. sequged of Shr See sere the morning. z FOR SALE—Good used cars in good! High grade end in elegant con- from rdon Campbell, Montana condition, reasonabl We alsoj dition, t iful tone and action per- operator for prosecuting oll prospect-] MARCELL also home appointments. | sei on ‘cormission: bring your cat | rece i tape andl settee Ing claims before the department of | 1949 8, McKinley, phono. 2562-M. | See," worwill pet’ cashefoe it. 249 | cecttayes or ters n, $10 yer the Anterior, declared thee ie) re | MARCHLUING) © halk dyeing’ anal Wi. Sevowstone. THE CHAS. FE, WELLS MUSIC CO® “nothing td’ conceal” and that he would insist on telling his story to the jury in federal court here: “T most assuredly will take the witness stand,” he said. “I have nothing to conceal and J am not wor- ried about legal expediency. I ap- peared before the senate investigat- ing ¢ommittee which reviewed the facts in the case and exonerated me Madam Snap’s _ school Appointments in your own Phone 2482W. FOR SALE—Ford runabout er, would scalp treatments by graduate of of Denver. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES make a good delivery 282 E. Second St. Phone 194 FOR SALE Ford touring in excel- home.| ..Jent condition. Late model. Price "| $275.00, very terms. Earl C. WANTED TO BUY Boyle, Inc. SOE SRE A er; FOR SALE—Ford Roadster; good} WANTED TO BUY—We pay more condition. A. J. Woods. Phone] , for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, oats. duotolds, all househoid goods. Phone 1086. start: ‘ord truck, stake body, scripts, spare time, experience un- Chrysler Touring and haye no hesitan: in telling |car. Price $126.00. Earl C. Boyle, b, price $250.00, Earl C.}] WANTEbD—Your old coal range or ; the story to the jury Inc, Boyle, Inc. heater {n exchange for a gas Senator Wheeler v to leave range or heater. Phone 1086. here late. Monday for his home in| FOR SALE —The beat Ford Coupe Fe aoe nay ter enced in law |! town for the money, Call 11J2.]For Sale—Auto Accessories | ‘WANTED TO B) Highest ‘cash Butte where he ts engaged Aus ie Bees tonite: price paid for nd hand furnt- practice with James H. Baldwin. ea Smee Sr ~~ | ture. Brooks 749 Kast H. Phone He will remain there until just: be i _ ae FOR SALE et_of used tires and] 1648-1 fore the trial st : USED C ARS tubes, 38x4, 321 S. Kimball, —_—_.—_—. ( ELINS w 2D TO BUY—One Jersey CHICAC Apri! 11.—Poultry,| nw, recently fresh, Inquire 109 Alive, lower; fowls, 28¢; springs, 30c: For Sale—Household Goods Etreuth treet on phone rte: posters, turkey ducks,} Good’ values in our used: car de- — sz ~~ | WE WILL buy or exchange your i weean, | 18 partment. Don’t put off buying that) SPECIAL CONGOLEUM PRICES used furniture. Harned Furniture a car, there 1s a car shortage in sicht.| pirst quality, 9x12, $14 Co., 234 S. David. Phone 249. HELP WANTED—Female | You wil! pay more Iater on. 37.50; yard goods, 0c yard: ee DIn0 PRU AREER = te yard. % ‘ thy andard addition must be a TYPISTS to type authors’ manu HUNTER-GOLL C0. x Tribune, 242 W. First St. Phone 2200. necessary. _‘Typists ce Bureau! slightly used. At the price it fs ae 40 Clinton St., Newark, New Jersey... snen > I | + FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK —— Dy FOR SALE—Round top quartered WANTED—Someone to, do good ee | Wet tal sawed ock pedestal dining room}. . © ae 3 quilting. Phone 982-M. Ch vsier Brougham table with six leather seat chairs and| POR SALE—Fifty good draft horseg? fe Wa YOLGE WLU chadnl buffet to match; good as new. Call harness, wagons, also twenty-five WANTED—Competent stenographer,| This {sa 4-paseenger closed job.| 2081J. | good Holstein milkers. L. E. Blanch- capable of doing simplified book-|The car {s in excellent shape ard. Phone 2014M. number, Ad phone Pribune. keeping | wonderful bargain at the pric dress Box HELP WANTED—MALE | A} | For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—POULTRY FOR T—Se machines, $3] BR tting ville per month oa 88, 5 Repatn,| mons meee ee td ing ¢ 749 Bust H White SALESMEN W seu pet > | Phone 1648W Z, | f . popular priced six cylir is é | regh¢ : mobile od paying Q AT INS |. POR RENT—Wwe1l igntea, desirable} E148 Pho SW. or BO) who has s. Call 401 Consolidated 1 ei Y nd is willing 90d condition. This| Royalty Bldg. stew dag mal hens, $1.60 model, | Ma pe 4 , ene leo POSITIONS WANTED Maxwell Tou For Sale—Miscellaneods Durbin, YOUNG married man wants position on ranch; familiar with stock; can drive Ford and Fordson; woman to Kc excellent condition ALE—We 5 FOR SALE— of United you want. | gas, oll and acc 701-W. @ and repairing | Willls Gar oe Phone 2077M One of the Ash. P 91W | bile and blowing smoke rings from a vale! 8. Ash. Phone 1891W. : | perfumed cigarette, m pretty bobbed SHEE - Tarn WANTED TO RENT * Chicago Market Goes Wild hairea woman directed two men | WANT work; 0 yea SELL, a very ak, % fe ~ ane Hse fi companions to “do. your atute’|.experierice with range ies ante in Responding to Advance PODS it nr ia a “aed tute’ | srontana; AcL references. Good Cars for a Little Money Wan 3s TO R ’ PBS cag furs at Liverpool told othe « ntoatietor sake Tribune. pn Pee x Touring Cheap, frame bulld mune he: reasonable NEHAAEELESOR Brak Tans | purchase a spare tire fe ar NOGRAPHER with ht Touring ane 1084-W —_______— ee ‘ AGO, Apr —In an over-| The men took $12 from the ca ing @xperierice, desires positt Kissel Six Tourin SALE—Dry A ‘ta whelming rush to buy wheat today, | phone 997a¥ Oakland Six z BALE ssDry land seed potat FOR RENT—ROOMS ® wheat market here made an ex-| ie sieeees | — — ao te bedi ESE: fal eee ndvance of 10¢ a bushel. The] WW YORK, April 11.— . | _The above nape, | FOR SAL ne Columbia victrola,| FOR RENT. Gavernessat crop Feport was | Gz; Mexican dollars, 61% SERVICES OFFERED poy o ela | 63 re D cash. 256 West B: |_Park Pine aie ee ay, “AE bullish than the major-|— at im - 2 ; / Bb SALE—7x7 wall tent, § me Jonker si - shat Di | CALCIMINING and | The 2 for 1 Pik aiid 1. FOR ‘RENT—Two bedrooms; moi r mand outlook | sonable prices ts cna ag } ern; « n; reasonable, 633 S u nged Even | “fe | | an estimate. Phone 3 | 1923 Re SAL 7 > tourir | Park Phone 646W. rout the probability big Incre a} | Cou eated duck, At | r ae sy the: Governed antes Lie: | ‘or ngle es | 182 a Wolcott. Phone ropa hs gh dient Lt al Jand gentlemen who have no e. | Wallctent adi afii eH OES WOR Sunes — Prices reasonable work guar ; brhe aster ae n conceded to bi lose one. . s % e g anteed to be hig s. We call K = u daa sex, attra . the Liverpool m Sl canting 2 ver word or ten cents! for and deliver. Phone'1499J | ; FOR LE—364nch trunk room fam 1 d today 7% pence, a rite} "ng aD LESS THAN 80 CENTS.| Tem Doi, | 230 W. Yelioy a At 1 r 3 a bath | rhooe c AN 30 CENTS. ser : | 230 Ww. wstone Phone 909] At The 2 for 1 Store, ath; neighborhood greatly in extess of what had been| five average words ‘used as o|JORSEY milk delivered at your door blocks from postoffice: one hi expected, wild. the market here went Chicago opening prices which asis of estimauing a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE ranged from 4c to 7'4¢e; with May |will be charged the space of two $1.58 to $1.60 and July $1.43 to | 'Ines. 1.44, were followed by a reaction to All charged advertising will be $1.68% for May and then by a jump | 000ked “se: Mines” irrespective of 1.824 Pose « the number of words. seehad ¢ TELEPHONE ADS eful Gttention will be given all t I eceived over the TELUEPHONS, corm Feacles $0. Dut We CHODOL Buaranice accuracy. r 1% to 4) ds May $1.10 to 1.10%, fresh every day, garden and lawn FOR SALE—At bargain prices, block from bus line; $15 per month making, team work of all kinds.| FOR SALE—Ford runabout, new| weed tailor mado suit for one or $20 for two. P! 756W, Murphy Bros. 416 Holly. Phone] tires, new paint, car Uke new,|2 for 1 Store, 182 W. Second Maree Se 1096R or 698M. price $265.00, Easy terms. Earl C. - ~ TEAM work ————~ | Boyle, Inc. te Pane 1 Buston bull ©OR RENT—2 attractive rocms, M I, ¢ ne _— six months old; pedigreed le,| adjacent to bath, walking n« gravel, law YOR SALE—7-passenger Hudson| Phone 2896M. pon sl Rgetiaien si pratic epee get suddie horses to re Super Six, suet overhauled for|———— ee Betlomen preferred, 441 Kirk ard. “1 $800, 243 8. Botolph in rear FOR SALE coated Chean: |< cue. 888-NV. NAW fluffer Ae out of old| FOR SALE--Ford Tudor Sedan, Ad \4 ene. attt Ae healthy pups clean, i yUgs and carpets. Phone 1167), gondition, $225 cash, Call #R, able : " Atta IE bs d suble, O22 8, Beech, Phone $22-31.