Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT il Connection with New York Finance ORD NOT ENTERING INTO WALL STREET Bond sHeusesHetts No Significance, Manufacturer Says When Ques! tion 1 s Raised y The Guardian Detroit company {9 nection ced as an fnstrument branch with'n |0f the Guardian Trust company of 2 3 oS) Detroit, of Which | Edsel! Ford, New Yo was generally | Henry's son {3 @ director. today as| The Guardian Detroit / company mea arer's en-| hag taken over the Munclpal Bond | © trance i Yet, from | husiness of Kean, Higbte and com Detroit, ¢ it had! pany of Detroit and New York, who wy ANY. Bt sig 10.in business as under: th The new!, yn troit company op New York Tribune says: y) Yesterday ins the Eq “Henry Word has hung out his +h on Broadway, near shingle In Wail Street. The man who ty of the 4 |denounced and defied America's vice pres 4 | most important financiers has open- company led up an office in their stronghold.” report was b consumption good weather to produ ed Dairy Products. MADISON Wis,—The trade output of cheese for w nd Wisconsin t week ase for a deer! Livestock “1 SUGAR ses ‘ ‘ul fo NEW YORK May 19—Refined quit nd prices were ut 0 for ¢! n futures wore Sugar future ady Me 9 3 Ju TAX SWINDLE ISUNCOVERED May 19.— (By Associated Press)—A conspir- in which {t is alleged the gov- ernment has been swindled out of sre than a quarter of a million dol- lars in taxe din which this city t has been tl ter of activities for an al ring handling thous: alcohol, was alleged to have been revealed today. It was announced that 20 individuals and two industrial firms are under indi nt’ charging conspiracy a € NEWARK The ce bootle, fe a Minor Cases Heard In Police Court a th In ak The ol arged e ugainst with t missed by Judge Murra ~ court yest afternoon Smith was fined $15 for being ¢ The cases against John Gra William Low in connection w auto accident. were dismissed th an W. E. Bennett, charged with speed: ng, paid a fine of $10. Norman R 1 ies paid $5 fc traffic violation. ' Hood was charged with making a se nm at the cor r of Center Glen Doi a and tines Second street Charle q " ‘Aged Man Given Berth by Police the law nearts pa tion. Desk Sergeant Guy ht gave the man a cot to He down and a hearty meal uished hi ee | of charge sald that he had been in two day's look ing for wo nd had been unable to find a job, The food and the clear bed restored, hin he thanked ice officere ely for thelr NEW ORK, May 19 money tend igh 3%; low ruling rate 3%; closing b offered at } 4; last 1c : ‘ ms ugainst acceptances 314. Time loans stead: mixed collateral, 60-90 days 3%; 4-6 months 3% @4; pr commercia! paper 3% @4. Get Away from Poor Workmanship Your dollar {s worth a dollar A> written’ guarantee protects you | Warne-Crosby Motor Co. CASPER, WYO. paint today ng used than has and AUSTIN, Tex.—C tion of cattle in Texas has declined a loss of, 3 points last month, Recent rains have improved the trend Is now 1 oil. SHREVEPORT tracts 1 land in the anged hunds for a 000. .One was bought by the Standard Of] of Indiana from George and Jones for $400,000 and the other by Humble Oil from the | Dashko interests tor $250,00. Autos. STROIT.—The Olds Motor com- 500 dealers and month are ex to exceed those-of any other period in the conipany's | | GRAIN MARKET 5 STRONGER Liverpool Advance Encour- ages Demand in Chicago Board. CHICAGO, May 19—(By The sociated Press.}—Influenced by un- expected upturns In. ‘Liverpool quo- tations and by unfayorable crop re ports from varlous parts of domestic As- winter wheat territory market here averaged dur early dealings, strength was ascribed to scarcity of offerings trom this side of the )At- lantic and to the general character of International oupply and demand outlook, On the other hand May de- lvery here showed pronounced weak: ness after an early bulge. Chicago opening prices, which varied from unchanged figures to lie higher, May $1.70% {to $1.70% and July $1.52% to $1,624 were followed by | Amerte Anuconda Copper | | BRINGI | Atchison Atl. ‘Coast Line Baldwin Loc Baltimore and 0) Bethlehem Steel California Pet. Cerro de Pascu + Chandler Motor Chicago, Mil. Chile Copper Coca Cola Colorado Fuel -. Congoleum Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steet Cuba Cahe Sug Dodge Davison Chemica’ irie Famous Players Genéral Asp General Elect neral Motors Great, Northi Guit tates Houston Ol MWUnols _ Central Int, Harvester Int. Ke}ly Springtield Kennecott Coppe: a reaction to $1.67% for May and 31.51% for July but then by rallies in which new erép months went again above yesterday's finish. Bubsequently prices for new crop months advanced as a result of es- timates that the 1975 yleld of win- be 8,000,000 bushels less than was indicated. by the government fore- cast on May 1, At one time today the May delivery was 6@6Xc below lyesterday’s finish, but the trade tn that month was only of a scattered | Norfolk and Western - sort. The market closed irregular Sige net lower to. 2%c highér, Mas, $1.66% to $1.67 and July, $1.58% to $1534. Warmer weather’ made the corn | market easy, After opening at quar- ter cent decline to Sc advance, July $1.15 to $1.1544, corn prices under- went a general sug. In the last hour, corn advanced owing to wheat strength. Corn clos- ed firm; %o to 1%c net higher, July, $1.15% to $1.16T. Oats sympathized with’ corn. Starting at sc off to Kc up, July 4440 to 44%, oats later ‘showed slight decline all aroun: Lard lacked support but other pro- | visions .were firm Wheat—Open High Low Close | May ---- 1.70% 1L61N 1.66% | Sent.. . 144% 1 1 Corr M 1.1258 | . 1 113% May -... 43% 45% 45 45% July ---- 44% 44%e ABT 44h 4440 44K MON OM 19,55 Sept h Grains and Provisions, CHICAGO, May 19.—Wheat, No, 2 red, $1.90; No, 2vhard, $1.68; corn 2 mixed, $1.12%; No. 1534; oats, No. 2, wh! white, 42% @45c, 88 @000; timothy clover © seed, © 317,008 $15.82; , $ bar! rl Lehigh Valle Loulsvill Mack Truek - Marland Ol! Maxwell Motors Mex. Seaboard O! Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern —-- & St. Paul pfd Chicago R.*I. and Pacific ~ Hudson Motors . Woolen hio Canadian Paclfic - Central Leathor pfd. - Mer. Marine pfd. - ie A i Mo., Kan. and Texas Montgomery Wa’ National Biscult National Lead New York Central - and Hartford Y., N. North American Northern |¥ Pacific Ol Pan Am. Pet. Pennsylvania Philaand/ Rdg Phillips Pet. - Pure OU Reading Rep. Iron 4 Reynolds Tobac: St. Louis and Sa Sears Roebuck Sinelatr Con sa Sheff Steel Southern Pacific Southern Rallwa; Standard O11, € dard Oll, N Warner Stewart Texas ¢ Texas a Tobacco Product Transcont. Ol Unjon Pacific United Drug U, 8. Cast Iron U. 8 Uv. 5 Rubber U. S&S. Steel . Utah Copper - Wabash pid. A Willys Overland Wootworth Big Muddy Sunburst cris. a Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, May 19,—Butter low: er; creamery extras 40% @41 ec: atandards 40%; extra firets 894@ A0e; flests S8@ 00; seconds S2@87 Ke. | Egee lower, receipts 44,558 cases, | ordinary first. at extras Mj. Ind Alcohol . ter wheat in the United States would} Missourl Pacific pfd: n Seaboard Aid Line Pipe pid. Mid Continent Pet, Brothers pfd. - : Bonds NG. UP FATHER 1 PROMISED MAGGIE 1 Woz GONNA GIT RID OF YOU AN’ 'M GONNA KEEP MY WORD 1 ©1925 ay Ine. Featune Service, Inc and Nashville - Westinghouse Eiectric - CRUDE MARKET | MUO COOK nnnnnnnn-neennnnnee Hamilton DOM -2n+-nnennnennm BY POD anna ene een Che Casper Daily DON'T KNOW WHERE YOO I, ARE GOIN’ BOT ~OURE TR_ON MOOR Wary - Stocks NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIR: Cribune Grain hg We ge NS Livestock : IONT THAT A PRETTY CAT PMAX 1 HOLD HIM, FOR, JOST A MINOTE? Great Britain rights reserved. cae a j | | On LOOK DARLING LITLE KITTEN - 00 YOU S MIND» SIF —— - All Markets TUESDAY, AY 19, 1925 AY, Vere NEW YORK so, |€@ industrial yx, | tinued to set the 119% | 1924, | Movement of pric 1. | market with the motors a | utilities ¢ tions es of group streng' were brought udlides, peal d ne | Amerk f 7 to six * 6 fest half = ed 5% to R ne 169. new attain American Can crossed and Uts peale a maaimu ed C t u : abl nee tr new un 1917 sh bu espec 34%. Bs price e th crud into ul v ned u st Der es, inventories Forelgn exchanges of emand ruling around $4.554% cr within uge of sterling h francs 3 ts to 5.16% nin The me a specialty affair, rial and. railroad leaders we lected although g fir n@ outstanding ¢ Mack Trucks, which before tt met a sub r ac the other motor DER Muxwe retaining a rei ; | for ul time at 90 ud Pierce Arr erred at ne for the The nouncement jere an early increase in crude, attracted new buyi: Cushman Bakery broke at 402, up five points |double the year's low jextended its gain to 7 National Lead to 5. ‘ NNE Wyo. 9 eenebu a youth, who was jointly Jack Rothman with the car here, was gr Utilities th, Allis Chemical and Dye -.-.- 89% American Can 192% Am n Car and Hound = 106% American Locomotive -.- 1lrisy ars Amerloan Sm. and Ref. 199%; | Motors and Public American Sugar -- - a! ak adj y rar ‘Amerigant TA and Tal ; Take eat in Upward American ‘Tobacco a 95a Movement. American Water We 6 - ‘on High pric ities public the best demon- New forward r the eral niarket show bh ig of waveriug on profit tak 49% |! Fs tal exles approximated 1, 36%, | 600,000 ot “. The closing was 98” | Strong fi NEW YORK, May 19.— (By The 47. | Avsociated Vremw ~ The upward 33 |™Ovement Of gtock prices way te a, | sumed the’ opening of today's stock market. Indust again led the vce with {gl strength 50 in the motors and ck Trucks opened jat 24 points higher at 176, a new sixty points above year's low and was quickly tol. J into new high ground by the common, Coco to were bid up | n Water Works | Fisk Rubber ¢ preferred, 2 and Famous Players, Site med resp to nt ear the ports of high ucks t e le Secu r 0; ir uni ng wi prody se In the price fcr certain gr of Smackover crude and rumors Pennsylva with, - ofls, Houston standing out oints before noon. activity of W kite a eee See y five points h Jas ex points befor Du Du th ne it ning com Weh oh priced specialties continued bouyant ich Nash Motors attaining a record top 6M d more than hile Dupont points and Rotelire < acoso Judge Wil Plot Bette —eeencneannne-- mie county distr Lander . Pleaded gullty Thursday. but It wa Cat Creek ~.-.--.-----—--- the opinion of the court that Queens Lance Creek .....-—------——~ bury was forced to commit the erime by Rothman, an older man. Roth man was sentenced to serve from Sreyoull . lini cbempadliiee. six to eight years at Rawlins, and ‘Tyedkiiieht vacasidetenceesinns was taken there by Warden Frank Fix Basin De dnlncst A. Hadse!l, of the state penitentia Rock Creek na0-nn--nne---— oe The boy was turned over to his Salt Creek ...---------------- father, ‘who came here from Grand a Is'and, Neb.. to ark clemency of the y | Pourt, it te ur NJ >” Hour, SILVER MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. May 19 lour 10c lower, In car load let —-_ ———' | family patents quoted at $9.10@9 20 W YORK, M Bi barre) in 98 pound cotton « STOCKS SCORE. ~ NEWADVANGES | WYOMING OILS (Quotations by. Blas Vucurevich, Broker) 208 ConSolidated Royalty Bldg. Bid Ask loration _ 2.30 2.60 1.00 1.02 45+ 50 09% 10% emer 09's .10 | Western Sts 11% 12', | Kinney Coast - 08% 08% Columbine: - 3 07 Jupiter - 07 shorn 05 Domino --.-- 05 Producers 05 Sunset ---.. 1 Picardy - Boos 02 Atlantic Petroleum _- 2013 Great Northern ~.-..- 100% Quaker Of - 01% Preston Ofl — - 00% ..00 Curb Stocks, Mountain Producers - t Creek Producers Continental -.. New York Oil ‘alt Creek Consol 8. O. Ind LIVESTOCK: | Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., May 19.—(U Department of Agriculture).—Ho, Receipts, 10,000; steady to $ er; close, steady; bulk $12.00 to. $12.25: packing sows, $11 bulk of sales, $12.00@12 cost Mon $12.24; weight, Caitle.—Receipts, 7,500; fed steers nd yearlings, very slow, uneven yearlings and light steers about 10@1sec lower; few to $10.50; she stock, to a quarter lower; bulls, steady: stockers and veals, steady to strong; feeders, scarce, slow, RIO OF IT 1 THOUGHT YOU | TOOK THAT CAT | OUT TO GET Pe) | AW! MAGGIE 1) HANENCY GOT THE HEART TO JO PART WITH JHE LITTLE ony DAR LIM raat FOUR WEEKS WITH THE UNITED STATE IF orty-two Tho usand Gobs Triumph in Battle for Possession of Oaho Island in Great War Game By BARL B. HANWAY, | CHAPTER NUL. HONOLULU, T. H., April. 27,—The war Js over and Oahu and the city of Honolulu has capitulated to. 40,- | 000 gobs after another bloodless en- {8 ement this mor in which the |! Y landed sailu: nd marines, es- tablished their lands would ever, without ding ne morning. The brief expeditionary e northern end of task was to occtipy Oahu and to destroy headquarters, just as they would hi performed it under a ‘ual gun his evening America’s armada majestic fire. finds mighty riding ly but gently at anchor off Oahu titantie fleet fal Stretching its steel is from Dia- mond Head across unemerald sea, to . E. Hanway the naval base at rl Harbor. Gobs are flocking ashore by the thousands, the hotels ar in t throes of the atest prosperity they hay r enjoyed, the little narrew streets ure jam- | med with s: pr bo: dressed in their beet whites and everything Is hunky dory. Honolulu was glad to be cap- tured by such forces This story of the attac! kon the is- ylete, how- ount of the forces on the Island this ing the navy be cor forces heavy artillery . positions. While this barrage was being laid dow> expeditionary forces of sailors and marines were being landed on the beach, extending over several miles area, With powerful field glasses we could see the bluejackets 1. devil dogs taking into shore and it was a.keen disappointment to us to learn that the Milwaukee was not slated to participate in this activity. Carl Wallen, the moving picture man, was losing an opportunity of getting some of the best action pic- tures of the entire maneuvers and was desperate, knowing reasonah) sure that operators of competitive companies were in all likelihood on the ground and “shooting” up many feet of film. Your staff correspond- ent, while not particularly fearful of being “scooped,” was missing some honest-to-goodness thrills and was straining for diversion. Well, anywa, be all this as it may, we got next to Commander Causey, who put the situation up to Captain Pinney, and he in turn quer- ied the admiral on the Wyoming, our flagship. ‘The admiral must have been in a good frame of mind for he put his O. K. on the request in special radio to us and within a very brief time we were heading toward shore in q motor sailor with Com- mander Causey accompanying ys. The commander personally directed the steering of the little boat to a point where we could land without being capsized in the surf. We waded ashore hip deep in water at that, but bulk butcher cows and heif-| naval and shipping {litles in or-|\what’s a ttle ducking between 0@9.50; bologna bulls, $4.75|der to secure Honglulu and friends. heavy beef bulls, $5.50@6.75;| Harbor as naval operating base: From this point we witnessed the veal top, $9.60. The Milwaul with {ts sister |landing of a majority of the expedi- —Recetpts, 6,000; lambs, 25 | light crulsers, plunged forth into des-| tionary forces ‘and it was truly ex- {ng lambs at full de-| ignated locationg off the Haleiwa | citing to see some of them come in. line shorn ibs, +12.) subsector and immediately lafd a|Some of the coxswains did not. uso | ce lights included: nine barrage of heavy \gun fire onto the | the same judgment as ours and three lifornia springers, $15.00; medium to level machine-gun ni or four parties narrowly averted wool lambs, $14.09 ép und teed | and then raised their gun elevations | overturning in the surf. In fact one er est shorn ewe id directed their fire Into the land | boatload was overturned. | POTATOES | ‘Youth Implicated |" \In Thett of Auto Paroled by Court CHICAUD, May, 19.—Potatoes, re velpis, nev old 61 ars: total shilpme new, 85; old, 396; trad ing Ow, market weak; Wisconsin sucked round « whites, * 950@$1.10 Milehigar und whites, $1.1 11.25 ek Sl.wg stor u abou 1s M, T. CHRISTENSEN 10 RECEIVE NEW TITLE AS HEAD ‘OF LAND OFFICE CHEYENNE. The title of “Register and Spezial Disbursing Agent” will go to Mart Christensen, regieter of the U, 8. Land office bere, on July 1, when E. Yoder present receiver, retires. The title of receiver will become obsolete at that ime, by the presidential order issued recently abolishing a number of of ices in the country ——- — —— Pauper’s Funeral Held for Suicide CHBYENNE, Wyo., May 19— A paupers’ funeral was held Monday Al Beaumont, an aged sheepherd er, who commitied, guicide the | Brown Brothers ranch, situated 1 Horse Creek Sunday morn Authorities belleve that resorte? to the act because of finar cial difficulties, combined with tI! health, 1 ts understood that he had threatened to take his life a nm | | ber of times in the past. <ceniecaieiichgeteningie Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, May 19—Foreign ex changes, steady; quotations in cents, Great Britain, demand, 485 cables, 486%; 60-day bills on: bi 18114; Feance, demand, 514% Hla: Italy demand 401 10119) Teigium, demand, —-———— Ss NAVY Wallen got some dandy pictures gnd I got my thrills. We ate mess with the boys and enjoyed ‘their chow to the utmost The salt air whetted our appetites | to a sharp edge, The country back of the beach was surprisingly picturesque and I feasted my eyes on it in copious quantities. Less than a hundred yards from the:beach a little narrow guage railroad passed and beyond that waving fields of sugar cane greeted your eyes, Beyond ‘this a sugar mill, poured a tiny ribbon of smoke into the atmosphere and close by, the houses of « little village lent additional color to the picture. The background was set off by the steep yet cultivated slopes of the moun- tains, rich in their colorings and verdure. White clouds partly envel- oped the! peaks still farther back and added loveliness to the scene, which I regret to say T am not cap- able of adequately picturing in words. Only the brush of a Max Par- rish or other painter of equal note possibly convey what my eyes visuo ized. Later I walked over to the little ‘settlement and again I literally feast- ed on the gorgeous flowering trees and shrubs that filled the air with their exotic fragrance. Georgeous are the arboreal robes with which nature is adorned here. Falry- lanes were flanked with walls of 0 pink, bright yellow, flaming scarlc' magenta or deep lavend Every: thing seemed to be in the height bloom, so {t is no wonder that a ))l- grim from the sagebrush country would take his second breath upon walking into such a spot. ‘Well, anyway they hayn't any sheep or oil over here. We boarded ‘the little Toonerville Trolly in the afternoon and came on it to Honolulu. Ic was also « very picturesque trip and a rare pleasure to ride through the boundless sugar plantations one moment and then skirt perilously close to the breakers dashing their foam on the rocks, tie next. We will tell you more about it in our next effort. _ ADDI CINGY NEEDS . FIRST SACKER tBhdelé Halas isan Position, Lacks Ability Ly JOUN B. FOSTER | cinnati | tened t jm first at the man born te verted outfiel in jer At a t on umn fi | | te Il } 41 r ing ver ouch allable Ciret mat for. 1 {y anything but « ir ace and probably nev a thorough first base 7 cpanel sienna NEW_ORLEANS—Martin Burke, New Orleans, won a referee's decis- fon after oyer Fly¢ J fighting fifteen rounds, yhnson, New York, oe TERRE WAUTE—Bud Taylor, of | Terre Haute, of Pittsbu ban tentior bent Mi in weight title t 10 rounds, Cunninghar 1. won « fidges | Mike Moran | ) | Club’ Standing AMERICAN LEAGUE Team— W. L. Pet. Philadelphia 200 6 Washington ~ w 9 Cleveland wo 10 Chicago . 1s 13 15.18 10 8 b Boston Detroit NATIONAL 500 462 440 NOT 346 10 PARADE THIS AFTERNGON PRECEDING BIG GAME: Aan | —_——— BOOSTER BASEBALL rs parade wil be jd this afternoon immediately pre- ceding the big diamond combat be- | tween the Elks and Burlington base bail teams of the Ol? City league, The parade will’start at the Bur ington depot and ,proceed through the business district to the high school athletic field y will be held, All persons with cats are cordially invited to join the pared, All the members of the Olt City-league teams will be in the line of march. The line- up for the Ilks team.for the game this afternoon as announced by Bill nere the game Wagner, manager, will ‘be, Fisher sa; Pittsman, 1b,; Mills, ef.; Atbo- gast, c.: Free, Walker, 3b.; La rf: Waltfnan, TIONAL SPORTS Q 1 cxotacnnttctan