Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 6

~~ web >A S=NBOR wi sth 20 a GE SIX Bonds STOCK TRADING WHEAT PRICES BRINGINc Finance Che Casper Daily Cribune Stocks Grain NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE: UP FATHER DADDY -1507 TRUE THAT MAMMA'S Investment Demands Keeps | arly Decline Wiped Out by Leading Issues on Up- Foreign Purchasing at ward Grade Chicago NEW YORK, Aug. O, Aug. §.—Sharp- fresh of aggressive g 2 today took place in. the ¥ by today's stock ma price of wheat, although: for a while ry a tendency t « aper | the market. averaged lower.. The nto cash and ¢ t that Liverpool quotatic how- c br a-| ed relative weakness had a ten sing effect on yinions that t nt upturns woul , 0 1 jon. Oa t 5 B J band, renewed foreign pu over @ broad list, but c ising of future deliveries here | y in the steels, equipments, motors, | was said t pr J furth- | d public utilitixs, mans e for | broke through a new peak e d to Europe | — sis. 58 pete 4 | ewes, | $6.50@7.00; rahge toeding fic preferred and Nort 1 8, but with the | ra Usttie amghy’ thaatanmtae downward after Denver Prices. Ms apeake and Ohio, ( f hed DENVER, Colo., Aug. 8—(U. 8. | S. Cast Tron Pipe fell| Chi rtnient of Agriculture.)—Hoge oi he wh | practic nothing : proximated ere | offered;’ few drive-ins, $13.75; about 1 that | Steady and | Cattle—Receipts, calves, 25. As-| D | Wor week: Fat ehe stock and stock at Va 1 made | ers and feeders, mostly | bulk fat cows and heifers, $4. s £ at 4c to| $6.75;, bulk stockérs and feeders buying of th and $1.04 2% the tn to | $5.50 to $5.00; fleshy feeders, $9.00: tured by the Balai fal | calves, $1.50 to $2.00 higher: prac ard indus Remington Typewr! | tical top vealeré, $10.00; other classes ited Railways investn ngea to Ke off, | me strong; grass steers up to Leach opened a poir and later | $9.00; fed mixed yearlings, $9.75 to xtent, | $11 ing.and A — | Sheep—Recetpts, 7,600; slow; early to new high | ains and Provisions. | sales about steady: three toads Idaho | A strong ir CHICAGO, $.—Wheat— 2|fat lambs, $1435 . straight; three | the high-pr' d,° $1.75% No,’ 2 loads 81 pound Colorados, 14.65 eral of thes issues to nev peal | $1.68% @1.68 : For week: Fat lambs, ps for the ear in f ‘ew Corn—No. 2 mixed, $1.061 Ni to lbc lower; top, $14.65; fat mi ding. General El low, $1,089¢9@ 1.08%. Se lower; best $7 Mid) 1 Produc { Oats = c Havana ric E lwa: white, 42@42 Sign: Inte ” ele a | Tye—None. Mack ‘Trucks q ad | Barley—78@8se. to 4% poin an. ¢ 3a1d Timothy seed—t win, Internatio: Cumbusti En: Clover seed. gineering, Mallinson, U. common and firs pre } Allis Chemical an¢ among the many other indus ues that moved up a point or tw PASS oer ae in the first half hour. General Mo | American Car and Foundry - 101% tots touched a new top at 94 LIVESTO! K American Locomotive - Le veckedirael ron Solienidnars iC American Sm. and Ref. pots in the railroad group. DuPont ceeeree seer Patents turned heavy on izing sales. For- Chicago Prices, | Anderesn VrObasso s, eign excha opened stea CHICAGO, Aug. 8.—{U, c American: Water works): jand sterling being quoted ment of Agriculture,}—Hogs—Re- | 4 merican Woolen. - 4.85 French francs at 2] celpts, 3,000; fairly active; mostly | Anaconda Copper nt 10 to 15e higher than Friday's aver-|‘stchison reese | age: slaughter pigs ttle changed: | at). Coast Line. 5 . | eh Se aie bt 4 Babes tap, | Baldwin Locomotive . - 7 . “J peta te i *; t8P, | Baltimore and,Ohio WYOMING OILS ay Rye paesieanis 360 | Bethlehem Steet — if yound butchers, $13. = Gailtornia ‘Pet. by Blas Vucurevich, |!& «sows, lar eae few Canadian Pat fic Quotetic ay as ity | strong welght killing plgs, 00@ | {*Ledther’ ara Broker, 208 Consolidated Royalty t ED Central Leather pfe 3.50; shippers 3,000; estimated hold- |... de Pasco Building. over 4,000; average cost packer and |%.° mite Bid Ask ’ id a Chandler Motor 0 | shipper; droves of hogs here Friduy Western Exploration - Chesapeake and Ohio - FRIENB- Miss TAce || IS THINKING OF GETTING MARRIED? SIZZLING HEAT THRIVE, REPORT | trickling THAT'S ALL SHE DOES THINK AKES PHOENIX’ Hens Refuse to Tum Out Soft-Boiled Eggs Despite Temperature By FRANK MOY. (Copyright, 1926, Consolidated Press Associgtion.) PHOENIX, Ariz,, Aug. $.—Reports back to this city, which has been the hottest spot on. the map for the tast month, that it has been possible io Sey -eggs here on the sidewalks, bave left Phoenix resi. dents cold, Phoenix doesn't: have to prepare its eggs ‘that way, even | if {t could. The city's reaction to the distinc- tlon of being the hottest place this side of Hades is just like that all the way through. Phoenix is distinctly cold, apathetic on the subject. Even during the peak of the heat wave, | when the thermometer ran up to 118 and burst, the thermometer was the only thing in Phoenix: that, showed any symptoms of agitation over the situation. A few people, after having been informed by the newspapers the next day that Phoenix had shattered a 30-year record, even for Phoenix, attempted to make up for the’ lost opportunity. by a belated, wail about the heat, but the vast majority of Phoenixites went quietly about the even tener of their ways, Phoenix is ured to heat. In fact,-its heat ds one of its best talking points. It has given the city standing as a winter resort. Reporters who went forth to get heat wave stories, found busindss progressing as usual. The girls ‘wero weartng as few clothes as they did last winter—but few fewer. Some of them even dragged forth thelr summer furs for the occasion The cows refused to give pusteur- Consolidated Royalty | $13.11; weight 249 pounds; heavy-|Gnicago and’ Northwestern... 661 jwalehts inoey. | ate ght | Chit Mil. & St. Paul, pfd. 16% Central Pipeline 55 hight, $12.00¢ At! Chicago, 3 St. ; pd. 15% T. Williams oo tg | lat 13,00@1 packing sows, | Gijcago, Rt. I. aid Pacific 4614 E. T. ~ 3 1 ter pigs, $12.75@ | Gooa Col Bessemer -----~ 1 a st a 1 Soloradg Fuel hheshoei vc sane a 071% 103 | 00. Compared | Congoidhm-Nalen Kinney Coastal ‘ with week Choice fed steers, | Gone oiaated Columbine . Seah 4 Zonsol 2 04% 05 [280 higher: supply meager; g Sareemedanets 04.05 | lower grade. fed steers. largely Crucible steel 04% .05 | OM; spots more on in-between grades | Guba cane Sugar p 04% 05 | 04 steers: $15.50. pald for matured | Wo yiuon Chemitenl Jo0% 100% | MORPH: Beveral packages, $15.60 and | Hert ened Sunset os = tig | $15.65; western grass run comprising Du ‘Pont de ‘Nemours 199 Picardy joa, ao% | APOUt 5.000 head including Uttle pro. levtria Power & Likhta?cttas "96% Atlantic Petroleum 00%: oor, | Portion southwestern offerings; Mill: | pvetTs Bowen & ls ? Great No’ 00% 00% ling quality western grass run com- eecauades Swabia Quaker Oil ~~ 200% 00% | paratively plain; long qualltled Giahalkeotake Preston Oll per 1, - 75 1.00 |graseers to killers downward to |@ Mahal Hikaisies 2 MacKinnie --- 10 | $5.75; grain fed she stock, scarce, | General Hectric - 4 Buck Creek - 105 >| strong; grassy, offerings slow, un- | General Motor o 09% Great Northern Chappell - 209% even, generally steady; bulls, weak | Great > ies arton Pet. 2.85 thitonlawversivexiees Gulf States Stee Ri active, mostly Week's bulk prices follow: Hudson Motors — Illinots Cent | 50¢ up. Curb Stocks. eers pe rahi a che fa Indeperident O. and G. | $7.00@8.50; gra 1.0 Int; Harvester I o*, | grass hetfer: Int. ‘Mer. ‘Marine p' 1 ; 'Y helfers, 8.00 In Nickel tale 07% ates ie : as, if 90@ Ke ringfield New York Oi ) 12.50 ers Kennecott Coppe , it ¢ c 6.00@7.7 Lehigh Valley: -. 8. O. ind ( Sheep—Recelpts, 2. s re: | Loulsvitie and Prairie Oll ..---- 4% | celpts practically direct; few loads | Mack Trucks Humble Oil 4 | native lambs, $14.50; culls, $11.50; | Marland ol ——————— heavies, $13.00; st stea for | Max. Motors B week around 4,800 direct and 166 | Mex. Beaboard Oll Mid-Continent Pet. . MARKET, | | 22,227, terdine tations. com: | ° zat. CRUDE pared with week ago: Fat lambs, | Mo, Kan. and Texas 25 to 50c lower; natives declining | Mi*sourl Pacific pfd. 1.80 | Most; choice westerns, $15.50 Montgomery. Ward | ~ Balt Creek -—e-----annnn-nnn-~ 160 | TS! gts 40: ght and handy. w Nat, Blecuit ock Creek --------—— fat ewes, 25 to 50c lower; hea Nut, Lead ------. w York Central -..... Y., N. H., and Hartford 0c to $1 lower; tive, strong to 2) feeding lambs c higher; top, Ix Lander ~ Bulk prices follow: Fat westerns, | Norfolk and Western Cat Creek $15,00@15.40; natives, $14.50@16.00; | North American -. Lance Cree cull natives, $10.76@11.50;. tec Noptharn, Pacific L Osage lambs, $14,75@ 15.25, ‘ Pacific Oll ~~. 55 Grass C | Pan. ‘American Pet. Bq. sate Greybull s istaHonis Perineylvania. - a 6 Torchiight - eae i Ae $.—(U..S, | Phila and Rag, C. and I. ---- 40 Mule Creek: - Department of Agriculture.)\—Hogs | Phillips Pet. Sunburst ‘ Recely 5,500; uneven, 10@ Pure - Olt Hamilton Dome ~ r; advance mostly on. lghter|ttadio Corp, Ferris hts; good and chotce 180 to #00 | Reading ~~ Byron , 1 averages, $13.60@13.65: top, | Rep. Iron and Steel —- Notches -- 6 16: packing sows,<inoutly $ | Reynolds: Pobacco B .. Pilot Butte \ 2.50: bulle of- all ‘sales,’ $12 | St. Louis and. San Sere average cost Friday, .$1 | Seaboard Air Line 4 ht, 2 Sears Roebuck --.. : . > ; Cattle — Receipts, 75, . Comparesi | Sinclair Con, Ol —----—-- 20% Foreign Exchange Ith! weak! agp!” ‘Chole. te ‘eeears | Aiea eee aN “3 or cea id yearlings, mostly 15 ic higher; | Southern WAY . nnnone: i Dy erate ANE Eee ee there -whevedi sroak tov ebeiotorrety | Bran lesa ead Gal nce changes steady. Quotations in cent ilk for the week, $10.25@14.00; sey- | Standard, Oil, NeJ, so Oe ae ean aan nas. | eral 1onds, $14.25; top, $14.60 pata for | Stewart. Warner -2-ases— day bills on bariraadi) carlings, medium weights. and | Studebaker; - nes der and 4 cabie ‘ mixed yearlings; ehe stock mostly | Texas Voinpany jemand So 3.90, | Steady: bulls, 260 higher; ven), steady | Texas und Pacttle jieesen'te. sot albie asin | to strong: heavy calves, around %6c | Tobacco Hroducts « S zi __, | higher; stockers and feeders, eteady | Tranzcunt. Ol». j dE | |to 26c lower, Bulk, prices’ follow de Borer ryt | pr ¢ Grass cows and heifers, $3.65@6.6 1, 8. Cast Te 5 Butter an Ses | bologna bulls, $3.75@4.50; practical | U. 8. Ind. Alcohol ae BTN “GHIGAGO; Age Waitlae lees 1 top, $8.00; stockers and feeders Rubber menses | 5 ‘a tubs 108.25; tow fleshy feeders, 38.50 ) Bt0@] seneeeveencecewne 122% ‘ " 25: one load 1,208 pound aver- 1 pfd. A a 3 Hosoi a |? ».76. Westinghouse -Blectric z u d; re. | Sheep—N Compared with ceipts 11,635 casen eck ago ube, 10@18e lower: ¥ | sheep, full ower; feeders, mont. " TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY |! $% bisher. Closing bike follow: Flour. ———______— | Fat range 1 $15.00@1 na MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. At 1 "tyes, $14.50@ inge yer ga, | Fun woe ' $ 1,99 weight tat ignite 3246 0 ized milk and the hens laid no soft boiled egges, so far as could be ertained, , The only casualties reported dur: ling the month were six wilted col- lars, a ruined makeup where the victim had been lax in the use of jelbow grease powder puff and Up- ick and a sun-stricken flivver Stenographers were late in the |morning—but no later than usual and they chewed their gum as vigor: | usly as ever i weather man, whe! | mumbled something 1 nidity, rapid evaporation of sible temp ee nd Insensible craniums. All of which seem to prove in that ter all, “it ain't 's th humidity.” Commands Yank Gunboats in China Rear ® Admiral Harry H. Hough, former director of naval intelligence, now ? commanding the American gunboats patrol- og Chinese waters. ° eeaged WYOMING OILS NEW YORK, Aug 8.—Pricea of ling Oils at 2 p.m, today were don the New York Curb as fol ard OM (Mndlana) 62% de « ¢ k Producers 26% i rd Mov Livestock :: All Markets | HEARD THAT WoUR, WHO'S TH SHE H. WELL: IF SHE HAS MADE e AS MADE FRIEND 15 GONNA ee THE Fish? OP HER MIND To | OP HER MIND- HE MIGHT GT MARRIED Va atte i MARRY A Poor. AS WELL CEADE STROGGLING NOONG ARTIST - TORE A ¢ BRIDE - ay Int Featume Senvice, INC Great Britain rights reserved. _ 7 uses aati é w\ 2 © A photographer “mushed” 1,500 miles to get this and other pictures showing the government's Ahiskan air mail service in operation. It was taken at McGrath, on the Kuskokwin river, northern terminal of the air mail service, from where dog teams’ carry the letter-pouches into and from the Arctic circle.” The planes cover in a day a distance that requires from three to six weeks by dog VOLCANO IS DR. LOCKE IS IN ERUPTION | RELEASED OF KIDNAP CASE MANAGUA, Nicaragua s— DENVER, § Colo., Aug. 8.—(By The Associated Press}—Dr. ‘ John (By The Associated Pre: The Galen Locke, former grand dragon double volcano of Ometepe, on Ome- tepe island in Lake Nicaragua, han of the Ku Klux Klan tn Colorado, W F. Pritts, and C. “A. Kirkling, burst into violent ‘eruption from were freed of charges of Kidnaping both its. peaks. Large quantities of dense smoke and ashes are) being thrown out, spreading ruin to near- of Keith Boehm, high schoo! student today, LATE SPORTS \ |” @he defendant's plea of abatement, 4 }] quashing the information charging Kidnaping, ‘was allowed in distr by plantations. ei aes court .The grounds of the plea were that Judge Ben B. Lindsey, of the Juvenile court, had no rght to trans. fer the case to the district court. | arket Gossip W YORK, Aug. Aug. 8.—(By The As- sociated Press)—'The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows excess reserve of $19,757.420. This. is an in- crease in reserve of $14,719,450, com- pared with last week. EW YORK, Aug. $—The Amer- in Smelting and Refining company advanced the price of lead from to 8.90 cents per pound, Belgian Deputy Visits Gotham GARDEN CITY, N. Y., Aug. 8.— (By The Associated Press)—Ray Mc- Auliffe of Buffalo, N. Y., was two up on Bill Serrick of New York at the end of nine holes in, their 36 hole match for the national public | links golf champjonship at the, Salis- bury Country ‘club today, SILV ER | Ww fate YORK, 8.—(By The Pres wis Strauss, 84 ean of the Belgian house arcived today for an un- offic visit {n this country, inti- mated that only an agreement be- tween the United States government of deputie ~NEW YORK, Aug, 8 —Bar 6c; Mexican dollars | _ Liberty Bonds = stiver POULTRY. and the Igian debt commission NEW YORK, Aug. 8—Uiberty| CHICAGO, Aug: 8.—Poultry, alive, | that was In keeping with the “sign- bonds closed: 31s, 100.20; first 444s, | lower; fowls, 194 broilers, : ed assurances” of President Wilson 101.28; second 414s, 100.25; third] 26c; springs, rooster tur-| during settlements following the (4s, 101.12; fourth 4%s, 102.1; U, S.| keys, 200; ducks, 20@ geese, | armistice would be accepted by the government 41%s, 106. 5@190. \éelgian parliament, While Vacationing Milady Keepsin Touch With Fall Styles The leisure of the August vacation gives milady @ chance to obsérve the style tendencies for fall and ‘plan her wardrobe accordingly. A fall ensemble (left) constructed of tan faille features the full 1 h cape’ sleeve. It is collared and banded in beaver, Another ensemble (center). consists fa simple dress of rep with a coat of woolen material bordered and cuffed with sheared lamb. An ifternoon frock of maize satin and black crepe (right) suggests the Spanish toreador. The maize atin is heavily beaded and embroidered. The right sleeve drape gives a cape cffect, while the black Sumps, hose and pictare hat complete the color scheme. KLAN READY 1 PARADE. TOOWY IN WASHINGTON Mobilization - Complete for Demonstration in Capital. WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. —(By The Associated Press}—The national cap- {tal was thronged with Ku Klux Klansmen today and Pennsylvania avenue was roped off for a parade of robed and hooded ranks tn which Klan leaders expected 50,000 would march from the capitol to the White House. Beginnng in the early hours of the day, special trains rolled in to add thousands to the influx which set in yesterday. Dusty motor ca vans brought in Sther hundred participate in the to demonstration, which will continue through tomor- row night The capitol police, on-duty in full force, were under orders to clear Pennsylvania avenue of all. traffic thirty minutes before the scheduled start of the parade at 3 p.m. White- robed women and children, familles of the visiting. klansmen will match strides with thelr men folk in. the Procession, with the flank and rear guard of police keeping step... No masks will be worn by the par- aders. “Keep your eyes on the person tn front of you,” were final instruc- Uons issued to the marchers by Klan officials today in co-operating with police precautions against chance of disorder getting a star in the proceedings. “Leaders amon,* the large. nesro | element in Washington have given } a£surance to Police Inspector Grant that members of the race have been cautioned against, letting any upon them and pastors have added a ward of caution in their sermons Thé police force, stragetically « signed to watch the day's event expects no disorder, but is prepared to squelch the first sign of it. Breaking of ranks after the par- ade, which, if the predicted nur ber of marchers materializes, \ {Il continue well into the night, the yis- itors will gather in the Sylvan ghe- ater in the Mall to hear addresses by klan leaders. Amplifiers ° been erected to throw the voices over a wide expanse of the grounds surrounding the Washington monu- ment, | ‘Klan officials were unsuccessful in their efforts to obtain the - {ces of a-negro band to swe ° 8 of -thelr own bands e parade MESSAGE FROM CASPER SENT (Continued from Page One) *” county, was riding on a train ana conversed with a half breed Indian whose name wa not given, The doctor asked the Indian if he knew anything about Pahl's murder, The Indian {s said to have replied: “I knocked him over, but.1 don’t | think T killed him." \ | Last minute efforts are being m | to locate the Casper doctors | A letter eworn to by a notary pul | Mc was filed, with the pardon board | today by Governor McMullen.. The | letter, written by a North Dakota Woman, testifies to certain circum stances at the time of the murd tending to clear Simmons, , Ju | Holmes will also investigate this JURISDICTION ~ TS CHALLENGE (Continued From Page One) grounds that the companies all made fair and true valuation returns to the respective county assessors, and the valuation increases set the prop erty valuation at a level that is greater than the actual value. COTTON NEW YORK, Aug. §—Cétton ene! quiet. Middling $24.35. ke re- sponsibility for possible disorder Pe ty Want must be office b after 1( Under Claasity ouT rate per Tribune,