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

: : MONDAY, JULY.6, 4925 Cpe Casper Daily Cribune , Siaiss MON PAGE SIX Oil :: Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :: Grain :: NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE ONE GASSER. SIX |BRINGING UP FATHER--- Serer td { OILERS COMPLETED | Athy Mine: Wren She CALLED OUT ON IMPORTANT BUSINESS, EH? WELL = YOU ARE GOING TO BE HAULED OUT YOU SAY | \ ARRIVES “YOO TELL HER HE 1 OOT: | Ger pam a ee | WOZ CALLED OUT ON WHY | HAD i T IMPORTANT BUSINESS: AN APPOINT | MENT WITH Producers & Refiners Corporation Drills in Giant Gasser on Mahoney Dome; Midwest Com- pletes Salt Creek Wells. 1 KNOW SOT HE WAS CALLE OOT OM IMPORTANT \“Bosimess SO nd |Gebo dome in the same cot lieved to be a light ofl struct Drilling of this prospect was delayed r years by controversy over lease | rights and the dispute as 01 | tled this year ne Shipments | inlonds of 4 the Stand Gaso “ifteen solid tr e shipped fro! r to Baton ©1925 wy Inn. Fearune Service, Inc t during the mon The movement was the hea n months, the total amouynt| ees" sets | American Sailor Kills Chinaman |. Union In Crooks Gap | | 10 feet, pyump- Union OM company.’ of California | } west of 24-40-79, | le entering the Crooks Gap field, 60 | Allis Chemical and Dye - 0% ! No} GA; edith: |r | . th les north of Mawlin Vyo., -on | American Can bs | 1 . ° . ‘ . 0 [as fee, pamper, | iheey Creek, 220" has mpved a | American car and’ Foundiyi=- ins BUYING CTRONG | Serious Situation Averted at Shanghai When Bluejacket company’s Tew |terlals from Crajg,, Colo., for the} American: Locomotive = 5 | ' oe Ararat sub clive Potts nade at pectanarti irda Acme easy | From U.S. Destroyer Stops ‘Assault on Constable led deeper. Pro-| 14-28-92 on holdings recently leased | Amertcan Tel and Tel. g trom the Morr! interests {dentified with ‘the :\merican Tobacco .-- feet. The CM Meld. Workers .com-| American other tests Seattle, which started the | american of the field, ‘The first well | Anaconda t Creek southwest p test on se feet of ofl { and may bi on is comt sand with the hole at 2 ental has several nearing compleetion tn the secot Quotations by Blas Vucurevich, TN STOGK MART ssseextieenees With Bullet; British May Break With Russ » Consolidated Royalty . 1.00 1. of ‘Central Pipeline SHANGHAI, July 6.—(By The Associated Press.) —A Chinese about to attack a Fee re RUAN a Gar beeatcet ps dag Ail paren. Ble meas? late “ Spee uae ; eas Adyanee |2..7. Williams - municipal constable from behind was shot and killed here yesterday evening by a sailor rie Oll & Gas company ‘ts Good Progress on Pipeline | Baldwin Locomotive 5 Bo le ew York Quota- Western States . from the United States destroyer MacLeisch, who came to the rescue of the constable. t shot and smal ing wade on | Taltimore and- Ohio. - ions on Climb , Kinney Coastal --.. The shooting occurred during trouble at one of the cotton mills involved in the i ew Nork Ol! ‘Bethlehem ‘Steel - Sere Columbin strike. Crowds of Chinese assembled outside the mill had threatened to burn it unless a in from Big | Galitornia Pet. Black Mountain Operations nty. Wyo, nadian Pacific. Utah Ol) & Refining company has|to the Poison Spider field, where tt | Gentral Leather pfd. wells drilling at (0 and 600 fect, | will nect with a Jine already’ in| Cerroide, Pasco NEW YORK, July 6—Return. of | Jupiter normal conditions and fayorable} Eikhorn trade news provided the basts for a} Domino |turther advance in’ prite in today’s | Royalty some of their comrades who had been arrested were released. A constable then arrested - yone of the leaders of the mob who|what promised to be a gnost serious was urging the coolles to advance | situation. , ective ole? fOuintat-] use “bet pot aCe : . { els 2 on the mill. A companion of the ar- sin ¢ Se Te te eee eect eeea: | Creigen Motor stock market.» Principal. activity | Suriset | rested leader wad about to spring | NDON, July 6.—Foreign: Secre- {01 rings coun Ten miles of the line has been com-| Chesapeake and Ohio centered however, in issues belleved| Picardy - | . 2 : et te © * an De tees | olebadin aap Mirae ect ‘ s upon the back of the constable when Chamberlain’ today told \ the brought In the /plo- | pleted Teapot donis the ‘¢om-| Chicago and Northwestern to be under poo! sponsorship. Teta! } MacKinnte Boe ee eee ae rnica tt calioh | houge oe: BOUMrASna oeaRE Mel aueenesel- “0 roe ee dewrh | Bentla cabtiaes he Maeamiath chad eeieee ae area bigactee Font od op diets Sly pe 1 ag : whose name was given as Dizi) 1in has sent no note to Russia: re , {s also down | hand! s fre a Ma oth com-| hie: 2 5 In trong “ 8 s Dizik. F e ire vat’ cagt locaton | tai faumeacleG tig anmoth othr) Chicago, Fd. and, Pacific Rag oath Marae ae OF Spectators in the mill who wit-| garding recent events in China, ‘but Irst test of the| pany {s nearly ‘complete. Gata: Cote | ped bat «| Preaton’ ‘Oil Bene Fall wee alts aaCelne. Sema tone i 4 Ae | carwae sy Giy 6ixtay EOL Ree nessed the entire affair said the ac-|that the British governmen Cofarodo, uel: - ‘s | NEW YORK, July 6.—(By ‘The As- toby tion of the American sailor averted | served full Mberty to taka‘ whatever Congoleum al soctated Press}—Rising prices char-} Buck Creek action {t might think was irequired.” acterized the resumption of trading | Riverton Pet. He was referring to reports.that | after the double holiday in the stock Chicago Trading Holds to| | Britain might break. diplomatic-re. ” ; ' 7 asec henle Curb Stocks. 7 r | “ beca: Sertiodted avecre brood inte ining Peo GM 22g l Movement in Foreign | iatlons with “Russia because) of a1 j leged sov! sen gains of a point or more being re-| Mountain Producers Markets UNDER WOMAN'S FEET Chinese: troubl at ae eee : CHICAGO, July 6.—(By The Asso- | | clated Press)—In line with the -ac: tion of foreign markets sinee Friday a wheat values here showed an ear’ | Consolidated ‘Gas - Corn Products ex div | Crucible: Sieel --. Cuba Cane Sugar pfd | Davison) Chemical Automobiles. Lumber. | Dodge Brothers pfd GARDNI Mont.—Th LE company “tis t tn of 80 busses f corded by Fisher Body, Montgomery | Salt. Creek Producers - Ward, Ward Baking B, Colorado |.Continental - Fuel and American Ice New York Oj! | With large sums still seeking. in-|Salt.Creek Consolfdated - £-} veatment and indleationsthat the} 8. 0. Ind. 1,200 men employed Jn | Firle: Fir » Park Transportation company, | camps Operations of .a | Famous: Players - ts 1 of White | night or has | General Asphalt, - - flow of funds from the interior, t6) Humble. - upward trend today,.The Canadian 1 in the Yellow: | brought the) ay daily\-cut to |General Electric - . New York will bring a further.eas- sovernment was construed bullish | ident Child of | 500,000 feet. General, Motors ~ - ing of money. rates, speoulators for but official estimates of yield being | company, says a Great Northern pfd. | Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors ite goods, sales have stimulated | jjlinols Central the Yellowstone has the largest bookings shown this year * |early trading, New high pflces tor weather this morning in the spring | }#&t Saturday night by Officer Tran: | | the year were established in the first crop states, counted also as a stim- |the advance carried on their oper: decidely less than recent private re-| Chester McQuiston who said he ations with vigor throughout the | LIVESTOCK ports had given to expect. Sultry | lived { Collins, Towa, was arrested tham on’e charge of throwing an y Rg A « exploding firecracker under the feet (Continued From Page One) = Ice. etail business and sales for June | Independent: O. and |haif hour by Wabash common, ? ulus to buy on account of possible re- 2 ATLANTA, Ga $300,000 auxil-| rose 5 to 10 per cent over June of] tnt. Harvester -.- 2 107% | American Ice, Foundation Company, Chicago Price: sulting damage, from’biack rust. The | &f two girls in the downtown district Illinofs reported 57 dead, more ry N be ted here at | inst ‘otals fo he half year ty ylCc ¢ y 6. + 8. ‘Ps ary crac! an injured. jary plant will b d Totals for the half year | int. Mer Marine pfd. — 31% | Certainteed products, Studebak. CHICAGO, July 6.—{U.,.5 Depart: | onening unchanged’ to’ Mo higher, |" Center street. The large cracker | than 100 injured. once by the Atlantic Ice and Coal| aso exceeded those of last sear.{ int. Nickel --- es and American Agricultural Chem!-| ment of, Agriculture)—Hogs recelDts | coneember $1.40 to $1.401% and De.| hit the leg of one of the girls.and Other states totais follow: company Household furnishings showed the } i Springfield is cal preferred, Mack ‘certificates | 39,00; slow, early trading to ship-| “her s14i'to $1.41% wap followed | °XPloded, burning her badly. Accord: Massachusetts, 49; New York, Coal largest gaing In the last week. * Konnecott Copper soared five and a. half points to|Pers and» yard traders lic to 25/1) incr changes.and then by aj/ngs to police the explosive was | Indiana, 18; Ohio, 29; Missour! 18444 or within a point of the year’s | higher than Friday’s high time, bulk general upturn: with | September | thrown deliberately under the feet, Connecticut, 8; Rhode Island, 6; high. American Can,. Coco Cola,| 140 to -180 pound averages $14.25@ of the girls. McQuiston will be tried | New Jersey, 3; Pennsylvania, 6; ing $1.40% and December at Vermont, 2; Minnesota, 8;:Iowa, 4: NGFTELD. Il Produce — Lehigh Valley .------: in Tilinois fields 1s, excep Textiles. Louisville and Nashville = low 3,516,000 tons’ for 30STON.—There is every indlea- | sack: Truck Savage Arms, American Smelting | 14.55; top $14.75; slaughter pigs | ey joy by Judge Murray this afternoon. . mo Demand {s- light | thor many New England mitis | yariand. Oil - 43. |and Hayes Wheel also displayed ce, bulk strong’ welght $14@ |" 7 02 fuctuations later were num.| The police docket Sunday shows| California, 10; Cloraqo, ,3;. Nonth of competition of lower | will shortly turn toward the manu: |jfax, Motors 2 116% | etrength in the early trading. For. | 1428; bulk packing sows $12@12.75;) oous but toward the last the market | {Ive arrests, G. E. Abbott, booked | Dakota, } from other sections acture of rayon or artificial -eltk | Mex, ‘Seaboard’ Oil eign exchanges displayed’ @ strong | late market very dull, packers hold-| 4 anced rather sharply. A Mbera! | fr beng drunk and illegal posses Ch eas alas — fics. It 1s rumored this “potiey | ariq.Gontinent Pet tone with a 2% point!jump to 3.80% | Ing back, bearjsh heavy; welght boss | 4. ease ‘of the United States visible | sion of liquor, C. Crosse of Linwood, CLEVELAND.—Mining opavations | is behind: negotiations for! the pur: | 5 |cents by Ttallan lire as the outstand- | *13,16@ 1) ight Nght $13.25@ | poise total was noted, for export | @*unk, Harry Emery, drunk, driving he union coal fields of Ohio are | chase of the Manomet Mamutactur- | acific ptd ing” feature, French Francs made | 1400: packing hoxe smooth and) jot SO, “timated at 600,000 | While intoxicated ‘and speeding ‘ ractically at a standstill. It 1s @x-| ing company mills by the Nashuena | srontgomery Ward. «. further recovety to 4.78 cohts and | roughy $11,760.12 stuaghter PIS* | hushels and there were reports of | Charles Martin, drunk, and Ben Ver- pected that a big consolidation. o : epoipcraring company: of » New | > . demand sterling ruled firm around | $14@14..¢ ates | COP deteriorletion in the Red River | !@ssett, drunk and disturbance. Sedford. 4.85%. | Gattlereceipis 21,000; better grades oO jortly wilt be organized companies valley, The close was firm, 1% to entral n N. Hy and Hartford -< Western ! Business Briefs | | METALS | orth Americar rthern Pac The main course of prices con-| fed» steers ‘steady io weak: others} 5, | s c 2's cents net higher, September e + | sinuea unwatd throvahou the mors’| Wea Co rtke lower; beat matured | gizjcmia.)nel Malin. Sentember FU onyc, ebt | ; | (ng: Lowering of therrental rate on | steers $13.75; numerous loads heav-| 1, $1 4g1,_ | call money to tour per cent, as com. | [es $28.25@13.85: yearlings firm, top| ring weather for corn growth led > grain fed cows and helfer*|,, ,"Servack in com preee ater| Funding Board pared with 4% on Friday last, and | $13. ATLANTA, ¢ The seven At f tg : . <EW YORK ‘ on ‘ the stiffening tendency of basic com. | steady. others sharing steer decline; “ J : | anta clearing house banks hae) NEW. FORK, July. ¢.—Copper, pine I moaity’ prices: particularly steel-and bulls’ weak to 180oft; vealere are |pe'ure. ar wo atte Me ub, Beptem by | SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.—(y 4 Meare cath cal RPE) OSmaladmalainsat a moa nan d= SETI? by |copper, together with the market's | steady: to-strong at $10@11 mostly. |r Geciined all around to well be Will Be Named The’ Associa ec Preah Ton eee 0,000 the mid-year Sevan s oe " ‘ ability to withstand the selling in-| Sheep receipts 26,000; slow: few lion priday's finish. et | lost thelr Lves and, eight were in- ynts have in| Tir eady; spot and | opired.by the Santa Barbara earth. | early, sales good to choice! fat native| “Sutsequently, the market. b | | jured in holiday automobile -acci ber by 20,000 in the last yeu xe ures, ($56.73 |cQake and the stock exchange fall-| lambs [a round SOc lower at, $14.75 pia af ry peed innate ah iakoecr veg | | dents over the week end on the high 1 in dollars by $36,409,000, gt e Lerort ure last week ‘encouraged operators | @15,,No early sales wecterns. Sheep | With wheat. Corn oes rekborion PARIS, July 6.—The cabinet prob- s and in cities of the, Pacific 0.00 e ab Jon the long side, accumulation of |-very scarce: steu with wheat. Corn slosed unsettled | abiy will name this evening the’ com: | coast. PHILADELPULA.—‘the number | aR apULnEE RTS | rails as apparently was in antictpa | —— |1e. lower: Septeruber-$101% , to} mission sent to Washingion to dis;| |The dead are, Melvin. Morrison, of new /t ‘ ee eal PREM ee salde ‘Tobacco B ..-- | tion ot good earnings statemants bs Omaha Quotations 310414. * . °fouss funding the French war del. | Santa Barbara; Mrs. George .C } Age eg 4 bab eee ele Lauls and San Fran, ny of the principal catriers dur:| | OMAHA, July 6—(Us 8. Depart-| ” oars traders took their cue from |, A™MOns those thought like'y to be| Pratt, of Seattle: Leo Grijavla, Los elds a al ps MR ee ng bay 7 fy acd: Alr ‘Line ce (tes the next few monthe and a re.| ment of Agricilture.}—Hogs—Re- | wieat rather than from cor ™M \included are M. Mranislin-Bouillon,| Angeles; Harry Bickford and Victor } rose $1 MOY. Spots, $18.00. a edt phage |newal cf merger, discugsions. The | celpts, $.500; mostly 10c to 15c high: | 12°81 tun to aye higher, Bentembes | cuaisman Of the fore fair com: | Ellison, Long Beach; Harry M, Cris ajr Con Olt 3 }eouthwestern group followed Wa | er than Friday's average; bulk 2001 50 to AEG a! 28s! dati wackat Gak ced mittee of the Chamber nutes; ‘He, San Francisco; SlavestearOvbine | 8 fan s-7*57 Gey [awh Into higher ground while New | (o S0@lb.;- butchers, $13.75@14.00:| 107 Oo eauea 48809 |cnd Deputies Henri Auriol and an-|Sunpy Vale, Cal.:, Stanley Oreer, FP MONLY Stand Olle on 53 | York Central and several other practlen topi/$14,00;.add lots to spec: | Frigher quotations on b (Vincent of the left cioops and|Canias, Wash.; » Marguerite’ Lang ( LOIN I es reer ee (he + dividend payers responded to e | ulatorg, sorted lights upward foll os cesftone tatoratiniits tetive in financta a: to. thé | koehbtitomAceeles era aRnenENe ¢ = = Nn Sie : tment demand $14.20: pack sows, $11.60@12.50 Bee eet aah 3 ber ber, Santa. Rosa f the NEW YORK, Ju ( Ma ren ‘ gain to| bulk of gil s $19.25 @14.00; aver. |, hea Se Hie a = E nan a jeasy; high 4; low 4 ee *) - pot touching a -reo- | age cost, Felda ght. 254 Grane aime 4 == |closing bid 4; offered at 4% Dex Pacifi pd 4h price of 186%. ieneral rall-| orene ree eck % 1 t a loan 4; call loans against accept |’ kay TeAtAte ay signal was run up six points | $12.80; welght | “4 T ) ance 3%; time loans firm: mixed |pranscont. Of} : 1 Nash ors five Cattle—F SPt0 x one 208 26%, 967 963 he UNION Label spread Ollateral 60-90 daye 3%@3%; €6 | Unt Pactilos wach ete i Pxtensive selling of some ‘of. the ice fed, steers and. xe rings, 161%, 1.01 i ae OE ok Mees +O4 a. Ind kloshar ‘nitversal Pipe preferred breaking irae et L ats PL ee wert Unison: Seintere: . , ; Me Gi Wecubbee five points, had a tendency to check | sowing of choice g pwards Penne ie SAP te Bs a price a3 caute for twely vat ated | bullish preparations in the’ after. |,(0 $13.00; fed she stock, steady is eatey tare “| 1, The Casper Daily ‘fribune. nths wool set at Mertzon a, week PTT RCE RS ar Wh cee és, | non, Buying however persisted in | Dulk.cows, $6,25@7.50; Nmbt heifers, + Mad Feet 2. Oi) City Printer pipes acne hove eee | Butter and Eggs Weatinghouse’ Ele 70% {some of the fuel orders and motors, | Upwatd) to $10.15: grage she stock " ATM 4B 3. The Casper Herald 6 Cen a Gre Lada s orage Lt 1 e bg th dire ise, |JReading crossing 88 and “Mack | sida ie nee ae $84 eburiess om: 4. cs Tags NS Printing Co. mpan 00 pounds this 23 larriek, touching. « F } $53 a t¢ ° 8, 98 2% 5 4 ee 000 pounds ¥ CHICAGO, July’ 6\-Butter higher; | Woolworth, - 191” | Truck, touching, a new, maximum -#t | 59. nylleiand veals,-eleady; prac Bits 07)’ 196° 98 Let Casper Printers 7. Hothine Printing acseatenasy Co he S aaloa' thi Creamery Sarak fee UBT aS Ral Laveal, top? # stockers and Big" 09 9714 (99 Print Cor Casper 8. Slack-Stirrett Printing Co, = standerds 420; extra tt teeders, fully steady: best range ZOURTON, 4 + oustal and ire, , ibe! ie .| CRUDE MARKET HEARINGS ON ee cpeacettte:s 143006 ;-) Vunba south Texas fle van aed mostly 60@i6c lower; cholee wes 7 OS AL | ern lambs, $14.50; natives, $13.7 - Gatete Tecvebhiian /iuseen} ath awe ah NEW P T | Vizserange yearlings, #10450: eieep 1910018123860. 39,2 | MULO CPBOK -tennannennememeeee Lab | and feeders, steady: desirable weight | wR" 1 ~ le wats ] Busbirat . 2b he PATE TAD. XT) RA TES SET ewen, $6,00@8.15;° range feeding WA tm iT ate CASPER TO RAW LINS STAGE KANSAS CITY T oars Forei Exch Hamilton DOM@ cnccemeenenenee Lb VT lambs, $18.50; some held higher ae ALLY AT 9:30 AM FARE—312.59 eat in this terri from OTEIRN EXCNANZE | vreccis .. ..neenneneaneeeneen be — x : Saves you approaimately 12 hourw travel between Casper standpoint of qualit a one of the a sega a _ | BY POD 2 nee ene net meena - BAST BT. LOU ub sae Grains and Provisions w and Rawlins ast crops ever grown in the « YORK, July 6.—Toretgn | Notchon - ----—--amecosasnememne . 8 1 y The | The highest price. tor | GHICAGO, July 6.—Wheat No, 2 west xchanges, steady; quotations in| (’\l0t BUUC seenenececeacennone ighcaatee pea July G—(By The | xovember. 6, 1920;.was recorded: at| ted $1.50; No. 4 hard $145@145%4, | : YOMING MOTORWAY _ Great Britain, demand, | ander, --ec-e—ee——eneemmene vated today be a joint congrassiona) | ‘Ne; Naponal <etgck\, Yards Corn No. 2 mixed $,991¢@1.00; No. 2 || at giaek Transportation Company's Office = —— | 485 11-16; cables, 486%: A0-day Bille | Cat Creek --neanennenenennce Oe raiten Hfak cihauative itarine, | Nigh! best butchers sold at yellow $1,021.03, Onts No. 2 white |! TOWNSEND HOTEL PHONE 144 : \ banks, 481%. France, demand, | Lance Creek -..--sanscancanee HH Vatiosa mite’ ofthe eauntey<ch | Sr tame 47M @40c; No. 2 white 4@44%0 era Liberty Bonds 471 cables, 472. Italy, demand, | dsage Scstincbasechanceseehs tk Seexinaa eh tie neh eaeth! tates erent Rye none, Barley S1@ 846. Tino hy | ~~, ——_— ~ —— | 375: ¢ 275, Demand: Belgium, | \iraee Creek, Ugbt ----------- The committee ia made up of three r ha Bhs ip i pees eenres 00. Cio} er need $19.00@ | NEW YORK, July> 6,—Liberty | 4701s; Germany FROYOUL © coke ene me: -aemeeee members of the eenate post office MID BAPOLIS, July — ce Phe ard $17.40. Ribs $19.00; Bel. | | mm | 3102.80; mecond 4%— $10118; third | ape eienietetsiied Bk Beate a ths house committee and ts repre. | ("t# $810@8.20; bran $24. é 4%s $101.26; fourth 4%« $103.8) U- Ck Creek -——-aenemeemmnm 3:00 | senteg by Senator Moses, Republican . '. government 4% $108.2. 1 | SUGAR sai New Hampshire, it will recetve crit.| NEW TORK—AD unprecedented 8 CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN ; jelem and.auggestions from all claas.| “overent if Jews back to ¢he farm ILVER Westbound Arrives ; NEW YORK, July 6.—The price es affected, i Bevo Kee. Lo tboung TTT ttn tana :80 pm. 250 p. .uge on fine granulated sugar con: Moetings will begin'tn Washington! ; NEW YORK, July 6.—Bar silver mn t 5 i 5 ka 5 ron, | NICH, France—Vincent Blasco, | ge+ a peek Se ‘ 7 COTTON inva touny ae tain to tse0wit |! POTATOES | sui'2 ee NTO ean ate Mince inany | OFT Moxlcan dolar 8 eesseeeens BHB pm 6300p. much business being reported Many protests on the new rate] Otter Batted” wid : CHIC. RV TORE, July @—Cotton spat! Sugar futures closed steady! ap have: been! recelved by the commit: | Cite Ore futnes, widow one Poultry, AGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY steady; middling $24.90 proximate alex 16,000 tons. July.) ‘CHICAGO, July @—Potatoos, re: |tee. A large number contending = ms CHICAGO, July 6—Poultry eastbound Arrives Departs ed ceeteapmetageientios 42,56: eptember. $266.. Degember | ceipta, new 18t, old 6 care, total U.| the, first clasw rates are inequitable vs unsettled, fowl 20q No. 32 . 0 p.m. Smyrna ships much of ite tig crop) £2.79 January shipments Friday, “new 604, old*| Attention will be given by the com: | tie ggpmittes for meetings at Kan-| 18@260; springs 30c; roosters 1514 No. 80... m =8:10 p.m. 5 p.m. to Boone tata. Batueday not 24%. Sunday | mitede to the effect of the . rater | sus Clty, Omaha, Denver, San Fran. |turkere 200: docks 18c: geese 19@18¢,| |, Westbound Departs iit ota eior results Tribune , Gjakgined'| new # 4 Gare, trading fair, mar | upon aecohd clasq matter cates cO afd other ‘plactn weet of the | Tribune Want Ade Brine Results | | Ne Done e ne ~-6:50a m. 7:10 pm 1 Preseure js being broush: unen Misslesionl river. | F kos atgeds:: =.0:56 pom. Jbune Want Ads Being Resulte ) mrinune Wans Ads Bil