Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribunc Oil WEARING HELD ON : PIPELINE VALUES \ eee epresentatives of Leading Companies Oper- ating Oil Carriers File Objections; Decision by Board is Pending: hearing included’ J. A. Carroll H. R. Nicholas, of the Prairie and Gas company and the Pro ‘5 and Refiners corporation; F. oder of the Yell “Wyo. Field company: A. B. John the Iiltnols Pipeline com Mark O. Danford of the Mid Re b= comp : who represented the We ern Pipeline company. | The protests that were entered wilt | be taken under advisement by the | d & decision will be made on | time was {ndicated. Finance |} son of a | easGness moved up allgh king clgurets are opt 80 per cent of capac Textiles. | F ton | American “Tobacco Lat f Phe ae NE e Unie | American Water Works “ F ree mills for the remainder of | American Woolen this e Narugunsett has shut | Anaconda Copper 7 " | on — = Coa: t Harrison trruit. . Baldwin are ¢ 4 bid: SACRAMENTO — Prune stocks, | Baltimore ce i of a seawall and|now smaller than r Bethlet v I to Pass Christ- | be 1 by members of the Prune, California Pet. ex. Diy — 1 cost about $2,000,000. | and Apricot Growers Canadian Pacific 4 will be opened June 2 carton business. Central Leather pfd DPO foot b e 3 —_— Cerro de Pasco . Whes!, When t work Dry Goods. | Chandler Motor ony, the ¢ ties of Mis ORELEANS—Jobbers. ex- | Cherapeake and Ohio ex diy. resi have ( cept in clothing and grocery lines | Chicago and Nor’ - ¢ tplic work say sales are smaller than expected. | Chicago, MiLé St. Paul pfd.-- ate = They blame unseasonably cold | Chicago, R. I. and Pacific. ere | Chile Copper 4 utpOSTON—E chatr. = Coca Cola . _ nm of t M commis: | Farm Machinery. | Colorado Fuel uA ofat on the 1 life, de- | Mich,—Distributors of x that t advance in gaso- | fa hinery: teport & heavy de. |. Cofsotias 5 prices to 26 cent allon is | mand throughout central Michigan, | Cor Product - © sttified. He sa dealers | accounted for by fair crops last year. | Cruc! le Steel ns nd will sell uetions | and good prospects for this season, | Cuba Cane Sugar pfd 1 a a1 cor saa Mid-Continent. Pet wally Livestock. Dodge Brothers pfd. ~ FE. ORT WORTH — Regan county | Davison Chemical --- trHICa men have saved 90 per cent of | Du: Pont de Nemours Tied ir lambs this spring. Shearing | Erle - 1 son'c 8 under way, yleld averaging | "amous Pounds cs BS Lumber. | CHICAGO—Lumber sates show a| Great Northern pfd ‘ | seasonal expansion, with an increase | Gulf States Steel - - PODS. | of 7.7 per cent in’ sales in this dis-| Houston Ol -.- “ORK, Fa r cl-| trict the last month. Prices, though, | Hudson Motors - 8 greater t 1 and! are weaker Tijino! < Int, Harvester - In M Marine pfd. P ny = | Kelly Springfield - bli it Li al 1 as eases in | Kennecott. Copper P | Loutsyitie and Nashville . t Mack Truck - | Two States Are Granted 802°: c Mex, Seaboard Oil i mcd Max. Motors A te | Mo., Kan. and Tex June 2.—(By the, duced 40 ‘bar ef cil, the first | Migsour! Pacific ptd As —Oil and 24 hours. Montgomery Ward - v and Montan: The lease tn Wyoming waa grant-| Nat. Biscuit -- tary | ed to the Hatfield Oi! company, cov-| National Les dis-] ering 1,900 acres in Carbon count New York specting | A well drilled to'the depth of 3,967] N. Y., N. ds, | feet produced a gaa flow estimated} Norfolk and Western Mehe Mor ule at 21,000,000 cuble feet for the first | North American : Jeorge Wilson a 24 hours Nort! Pacitic A royalty of from five per cent to| Paci?! 4 3 per cent on ail yas and ol! pro-| Pan Pet d willbe collected by the goy 2 ment sroke five points to 4.96, the lowest quotation {n about a year z er on wal of selling pressure against | 8, Steel common and Baldwin which sank.to 114 and,115% respect encouraged bear traders .to hammer other stocks despite another outburst of buying in the Mexwell Motors {ssues watch sent both B ock and B certificates up 849 points gi ING HEAVY w high record at 11614 before 1 Ms aintained Declaration of only the reg: les in i 7 idend on Mack Trucks ed offerings of | datio dan and Plerc ng back s attained a | 1 6 on a heavy To record figure. Mack . 1 upported after it had i n to 178 and it soon snapped Me ns ma t but | 7 . ~ | : stor oe | Foreign Exchange | NEW YORK, , 485% ; rb ents; Great ¥ t | cables, 486; 60-ds on banks wa 451%: F ‘ 494%; cables Veta Ee Soest os.“ KILLING OF ANTELOPE - t “1 1 ded Maxwell Mo vc) DRAWS FINES AND JAIL Talle showed rsey City Cen {nitial lows of 58 ateiee wick Batke fel! one| DOUGLAS, Wyo., June + new 1925 low, For- | of $100 each and 30 days in 5 P| B re Rh ipsaciione the penalties drawn by Lester Mut ' ne’ pal ft we wnd Ray Mittier for’ tht ° fe | doe untelop ‘ , " nd Bae rance in the er ' Bonds Stocks TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1925 Grain Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY BASED RE — BRINGING UP FATHER WELL cL Gauaicre \ THINK We ARE RIO OF THAT CAT J RAVEN'T Seem HIM AROUND THE HOUSE TODAY Allis Chemical American American American American American American Can Car and Foundry -- Locomotive Sm. | Lehigh Valley Phila and R | Phil Pure ips Pet Reading teynolds Tobacco I : Louls and Sun Fran. Iron a Seabourd A tT Debi Ru Steel nd id uc ‘opper and Dye and Ref. Mish ptd ‘ inghouse Wlectric Whilys Overland ore Woolworth - —- ——_— Big Mu Mule Crees Sunburst Hamilton Doe sennaaneneenoe- Serris . BYTON -.-annne Notches . —. | Pilot | Lander cat Lance Creek Os Grass | get be be Rock Creek —-- Sait lf Butte Creek ‘Maal e piace eceeeseasarate 4 Creek, SIL ILVER NEW yori Moxitoan June ¢ dollare 6 IM SORRY TO SROIL Your THOUGHT -DADOY-BUT I SAW HIM JUST AN HOUR AGO the Corn corn show enced jin wh to 3 to 95%o all marke July pt Cash llowed by ng during 2 Subseq wero more t s ager bullish estimates of the 1925 domes: wheat yield of net $144% t Wheat— 1 uently ptember $1 Later the corn market was influ- by str o low a avy crop 1.60 OR LEADON ~-GRAINDECLINE ete 44 10 % if bo 4 . 2 | Rains Throughout Middle } 5% | West Improve Crop Conditions CHICAGO, June 2.—Corn led the wa ral. ea! swing down 1 r ain values. Wide- | spread relief from drought ¢ inovement that w jal! tive inst | the December delivery of corn, a de- livery that was rec made con- spicuous by sensational advance on receipt of crop damage reports, Before the decline*coyld be checked December an extreme break of 514 opening lower, % ‘and December 97@98\%c were f a slide down which car- ried September $1.13 and c. Wheat and oats despite corn suffered a bushel. unchanged to $1.16% to prico pr September December gave way with month end reports deterioration wheat price losses han overcome as a re essive buying based on Wheat closed firm, ige to lise net higher, July, $1.61 to $1.611§ and September, $1.59 to $1.50% { After opening at %4c %ec off, July $160 to $1.60%5 and September | $1.57 to $1.07%, wheat scored mod- erate gains but. then sharply de clined, July touching $1.67%. and ength which, developed orn closed unsettied % wer, September, $1.14% nd December 951sc 10 Oats started 4c off to {ec up Sep tember 48ii¢ to 48%c later upturns were followed by around. hogs gave firmness to the provision a material setback Higher quotations on pen mis I 87 20.50 Grains “a Provisions. AGO, J —Wheat, No. 2 4 31.00%, @ 1.04 MONEY NEW YORK and Flour 30. | bran eral 6 June 2.—Call money gh 4; low 4: ruling rate 4 bid 4; offered at 4%: last all loa Sainst accept time loans steady: mixed 90 days 3%; 46 months Prime mmerei:t paper ee A METALS YORK futures N ' ont Antimony BAP ‘ June 2,—Copper spot and futures art b4.12 prices unchanged spot 8.4008 Hast 8, Louls apot 2G 7.06, spot 16.87 VOL DET HE'D TRYIN’ TO CATCH SOME DIRS -rLL Fix @ 1925 ay Inve Faarune Service, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved. WY "WYOMING OILS || la TR by Blas Broker) 08 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. (Quotations Vucurevich, Sth estern E: al Pipeline ---- . Wililams -— | Bessemer ern isinney ( Columbine Jupiter -.- Etkhor = Sunset - Picardy > Petroleum Northern Quaker Oi! Preston Oil New York Oil Riyerton Petrole MacKinnle Oli ~ Wyo-lllinois . Curb Stocks. Mountain Producers -_. Salt Creek Producers Continental New York Ol! - Salt Creek Consolidated - 8, O. Ind. Humble Oil LIVESTOCK | Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, —(U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture}—Hogs receipts 19,000; uneven; 10c to lic higher than Monday's best price, or 15¢ to 25c above average; medium and heavyweight butchers scored max!- mum avance, Big packers inactive. Bulk good and pound weight $12.35, Cattle receipts 9,000; fed steer trade fairly active, strong to 25c higher, mostly 10c to 15¢ up; strict- ly choice long yearlings $12; several loads $11.25@11.60; shipper demand fairly broad; especially for Nght weight offerings; fed heavies early at $11.18; buyers discriminating sharp- ly against grass, better grades, fat cows and heifers strong to 15c high- er; grassy kinds dull; vealers steady to unevenly low, Nght. kinds getting decline, largely $10.25 downward to packers; few $10.50; outsiders hand pleking at $11 and better; stockers and feeders nominally steady. Sheep receipts 9,000; fat lambs are slow, mostly 250 lower, no westerns sold, few decks of natives $15.75; sorting -more moderate; bidding 1s sharply lower on heavy fat abeab | yearling feeders steady at $10@10.2 Omaha Quotations, | OMAHA, Jine {U. 8, Depart- ment. of Agriculture}—Hogs 8,000 active; mostly 26@35c higher: top $11.95; plainer grades including packers, downward to $11.40 bulk | of sales $11.49 to $11.85. | Cattle 5.800; fed steers and year lings moderately active; steady to the higher, mostly 10@1$¢ up weighty steors sharing upturns; low er grades steady to strong: bulk $9 4 @10.40: strictly cholce 1.647 |s $10.40: several Ic | $10,500 10,60; mixed butche cows $899.25 2 ot light heifers upward to $10 al ver! top $9; few to inde pendents $9.50. Sheep 8.000; lambs and ‘yearlings fully 50¢ lower; spots more; ‘choice Idahos $15.75; natives leargely $15 15.50: yearlings $13.10913.35; heav- les downward to $12; sheep stendy; Gesirable welght fat ewes % 7 $7.50. 1 POTATOES | CHICAGO, June 2.—Potatoes new 66; old 69 cars; tota) U, 8. Shipments new 123, oln 286; trading new stock falr, market weaker: sack Triumphs $3.75@4.00; poor $3.26; old stock trading very slow: buyers hol ing off; Wisconsin, Michigan sack and bulk round whites $1.40@1.60 Fancy_shade higher; Minnesota sad¢h ed ordinary $1.20. i aigyeie | | Butter and Eggs | | CHICAGO, June 2,—Butter higher ;recelpts 81,719 tubs, Creamery ex tras 42% ¢; standards 4c: extra firsts 41% @Afe; firsts 2914 @ 400; seconds at I3a@38¢. Eggs lower, receipts 52 ats 29) ordina —Dra wn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus CANT St HIM BOT THiS IS THE TREE THAT DAUGHTER SAID HE CLIMBED ILL SCARE Him OUT OF THERE arket wad NDW YORK, sociated E 2.—(By The As- cotte rar from $1, to 1 bale xday followed the is- suance of the governinent crop re- port which placed the condition on May 25, at 76.6 per cent of no the best 1918 NEW YORK, June (By The Associated PP — w York vestigatic of the stocks nal NEW YORK, June 2.—In refined , withdrawals on old contracts actiy but new business was only moderate. Prices were unchan 5.50 to $5.70. ar futures closed proximate sales 36,000 tons; $ December September 90; January | Liberty Bonds | NEY YC June 2.—Liber bonds closed 01; first 4% 102,10; second 4%s 101.9; third 4% 101.30; fourth 4\%s l go ernment 4%s 106.18 ———— Ingietisiic so eae | Business Briefs | (Copyright, 19 per Tribune DETROIT—Traffic reports of the Pere Marquette Railroad show that prosperity is general uniform throughout industrial Michigan. De- troit outbound freight is 40 per cent heavier._and Lansing shipments are up 190 per cent. SAN FRANCISCO— Oceanic has just started the first di- Associated Pri pared with $4,142 4 year ago. — COTTON NOTICE 1 Bliss | he steamship ess}—The Chicago and —Cotton spot -EOMC HAH |R. Right-of-woy line produced Southwesterly from the legal sub: division line between the NW% lof the SW% and NE\% of SW% | of Section 3, Township 33 North, Range .79 West of the 6th Prin- cipal Meridian; thence Northeast- erly along said North Boundary of Block 10, Burlington “Addition to the City of Casper, produced and along the North boundary of said block to a point at the inter- section of said line with the cen- ter lime of the alley in block No. 1 Burlington Addition. to the City of Casper produced | Norther! thence Southerly along |said center line of the alley in Block No. 1 Burlington Addition to the City of Casper produced, and said center line of ‘the alley in Block No. 1, to an intersection with the South boundary of Block No. 1, Burlington Addition to the City of Casper; thence west along said south boundary of Block No. 1 Burlington Addition to the City | westerly to the point of beginning. said assessment roll is now on file in the office of the City Clerk of said City, where it may be exam- ined by any and all persons who assessment roll and they are here- by notified to make such objec- tions in writing and to file the Relate the date fixed for such hearing or at such time as the will sit as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of such roll and at such hearing or hearings will consider such objec- tions made thereto, or to any part thereof, or set aside such-roll in order that such assessment made in such manner which shall | and thei to proceed to confirm the same by ordinance. Ist day of aaa A. D., Toy. Mayors (SEAL) Attest: ve H. H. PRICE, City Clerk, Pub. June 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1925. rect service between San Francisco ‘Two cepts per word or ten cents and Fiji Islands per line. NEW YORK, June 2—Qy The |, cove, Aramse words | used? aa. ia basis of estimaUng a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE* Northwestern will have larger net | will be charged the space of two operating income in May than the | Unes. $654,737 reported for April, W. H. All chasaed advertising will be Finley President said today, Net | booked “ser Un: irrespective of for the first five months this year | ‘be Raa raripeat ste: apa is estimated at about $2,850,000 com- aT 3 Careful attention will be given all ads received over the prayers but we cannot guarantee aco: OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE. MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or check tp Cull payment of the same. Note the foregolng instrucUlons about couoting the words and the | cate per word for the Casper Dally Tribune. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD BRHOKS. HEARING ON | “The Casper Dally Tribune wil) T ROLL FOR not be . sponsible for more than TION OF GRAD-| one {ncorrect insertion of any ad- NG AND IMPROV. | vertisement ordered for more than ING THOSE TREE T AND \one Ume. Brrors not the fault af PORTIONS OF STREETS IN |(b® Sdvertiner which clearly lessen a EkT> IN | the rea) vaiue of the advertisement PAVING DISTRICT, NO. 61, IN| wilt we coctitied only by publication | THE CITY OF CASPER | without extra charge within FIVE | TRONA COUNTY, STATE OF | days alter insertion. No republica WYOMING Notice is hereby g' |} don 1) be made when the error 1 that the | does not matertally affect the sense City Council of the City of Cas- [or Dur poRs ee ro Pari prmgaces er, will meet on the 2ith-day Of] wane agus be olamiied poche une, ‘A, D.. 1925, at the hour of | 3 Sic'dlacks PM: oh enil date at | oeL wee tbe Casper Dally: tebonp the Council Chambers at the € City | after 10 to 12 Want Ads received m. will be inserted 6:2 Notice is further given that-the | sonabie. same with said City Clerk on or| ¢5, hearing may be continued to, at} ror which time the said City Council] Phone 4945. be] cr Dated at Casper, Msoming this Gat Engelk» at Phone 421-3. ‘ HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Experienced Ford me chanic, with F hand tools, see Sha POSITIONS WANTED HOUSEKEEPING — for _ bachelor, widower or elderly couple. P, 0. Box 1015, City. RELIABLE party would work in re- apartment or turn for rent of a vould care for home during owners absence. Box B-28, Tribune. WANTED-—Stenographer wants ar: kind of stenographic work to do at home. Cail B29 Tribuné. —_—$—$ $$ MIDDLE AGED LADY wents cook ing in oil field or on ranch, or housekeeping, experienced in either. Phone’ 990-M. EXPERIENCED middle aged wo- man wants practical nursing; con- of Casper, and said line produced] finement cases preferred; will do Ught house work in connection; rea- Phone 2232M. SERVICES OFFERED + may desire to object to. the said] WANTED—Small furstly washings and iaundry work for single ‘adies and gentlemen who have no home. Prices reasonable. All work gvar- anteed to be high class. We call rand deliver. Phone 1499J. METAL WEATHERSTRIPS estimates call A. Larson. considering |GET your plumbing done now, R- Brammer will give you a equare deal Special attention given to gas dining and repair work. All work aranteed. Phone 2098J. EANING and painting work guar anteed. Prices, reasonable; esti- } appear just, equitable and lawful| mates given free, phone 393-R. 'EMENT work done of all kinds, 356 S. Kimball. JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and lawn making, team work of all kinds. Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone 1096R or 698M. . For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ' Classified Rates||*= RS RA Se YANTED TO BUY—Eaquity in light -_ Inquire Sunday at 1150 N. ‘ FOR SALE—1223 sport Jewett tour- ing car, all extras, good rubber, new paint, runs like new, Phone NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. | 381 for appointments, For Sale—Auto Accessories FOR SALE—Carburetor in new Chevrolet. 15 per cent discount, call at 632 8. Washington WANTED TO RENT ° WANTED TO RE furnished apartment Box 1236, Casper. T—-One-room state price WANTED TO RENT—Seven-room furnished or unfurnished hot with garage, on pavement, mu: have bedroom and bath on first floor, furnace heat. P. 0. Box 63 WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUI—We pay wore for coa) ranges, beaters, dreaser: duofolds, all househoid goods. Phone WANTED—Your 010 com! range or heater in exchange for # gas rane or heater. Phone 1086. — WE WILL buy or exchange your Hall in the City of Casper, for the} under the bead “Too Late to], Used furniture, Harned Wurniture purpose of hearing objections to | Classity. Co., £34 8. David. Phone 249. the assessment roll for the od aa — an Shemene struction and necess: ading, F 7 paving and improvements of those | “ELP WANTED—Female or Sale—Miscellaneous streets and portions of streets in| an oe Baad Paving District No. 51 in the City | WANTED—Young la ho has had} TOUR cement floors will wear of Casper, as follows, to-wit nee {i taflor s none}, longer and keep clean with tesn McKinley treet’ from the Ca N. | Parisi, fronted ‘now and then tose North line of “C” Street to the Goat of 5. W. P. concrete foor North line of Block 10 Burling SAG Peoce laysen Lumber Co. ton Addition to the City of Ca ae. | eater eeneeeeyenpnenseecnnioni Pers ; lene shop | VE WILL take tp your old mattress } he boundaries of said Paving f na on a new one, Phone 1817J or 0 | District No. 51 within which th to ¢ ‘ you | L402 ¥v. e property will usse oe " Write $$ ling to | for the pay MOLER COLLEGE st re contract being the y WANTED— vera cs SALE—Concrete mixer, A-1 benefited, is to Ww , ~ pe, firet $200 takes it. ° Y Beginning a noint on the| hia ferences, app) 765. center line of the alle Sock | — —— - No. 100 : n k ‘OR SALE+Good native hay Giy oF Ce WANTED—Sa leswomen _N. Durbin, phone 2310 distance > me PS oe ee ewe wee FOR SALE~Black r Northern t SWOMEN nid oteal Spaniel, well trained, 357 thence North or { center line | introducing popular Beech Phone 1885-4) e 1 Block 106 Oye t mid . lothen direct Cone turns (vereaay | POR “SA L— Large i th th * i Duby bed. 1136 8 f Block 10 earning id dali Adilit produced | iver! mer ee rees Wott WOR BALE —One anites r r alee Marts, p: box, could be used 4 r the ¢ £Q. NR car FACT . Phone i246