Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1925, Page 8

>AGE EIGHT Sie Casper Daily Cribune 6, 1925 WEDNESDAY, SEPT E SEPTEMBER 1 Oil and Financial News DAILY [__s««- | TRIBUNE REORGANIZATION OF | YOU KNOW ME AL—Adventures of Jack Keefe \ILWAUKEE ASSURED. i WELL, BIG Gory as GO AHEAD How Jack AND TELL How DIO IT FEEL 7 ss THE (adio San To TALK To SUCH Bs 2 Some OF YOO @N IMMENSE -Security Holders Approve Program and Deposits Base sale EXPERIENCES avpience 9 Made Which Hold Certainty of Early Financial Adjustment. t City company—up to he close, of business last night. De- es were instructed today to e to accept deposits with s «co far are in bonds, r cent of the ou ind fi received, | report 's other general age issue \ Commodity Trade News | i} - oo | Sy BRINGING UP FATHER b MATH FALLS, Ore.—M KANSAS CITY.—Millers here P| : atients Neti vente } WAKE UP (Dear | | JIM GLAD Yous (. 4 Rens reared ecatue on th t that new orders for flour have | EAR. | ERE You" ARE } EVEN IF 1 DOTSAY IT, been sold at, but that book I'VE" GOT, yOu {| TAWAKENED ME <I 1) COOKED ir f Bites oy on MYSELF “IR CERTAINLY, red a the BREAISFAST, WOZ DREAMIN’ Xoo on ALL MXSELF SS AL poate ; ikNOWw HOW KYO Coot! have been goo: ielstoe ny FoR ate | yeere aa ek AND POTATOY Lumber. ‘i gt WAKE UP FER 2 PORTLAND, Ore.—The mills of | FEAR IT WO! —The move-|the West Coast Lumbermen’s asso: | fon, in latest reports, showed | kly production of 130,154,746 feet of lumber, meee orders for 100,491,91¢ Grain. Dairy Products. ST. PAUL.—Unfavorable weather MIL ay AUKE | during the last month cut the corn foretast for innesota 10 million bushels to 156 ,000 bushels. The ease for the week of 4,140,333 | wheat yield s estimated ut 24,209,000 ing stocks de- ivate a millon bushels over last month's | FORT WORTH.—Winter whi Planting began extensively in Panhandle this week, Automobiles. IEVELAND.— Operations were in the revamped ite Motor company The plant was s tor a complete | h y through the} rains having prepared the soil for a big acreage. | FRANCISCO.—Citrus fruits ave advanced « stead in price, owir ued demand and light nges are quoted at $8 a-box at shipping points. All. I New York Stocks sks |1| |___ Livestock || WYOMING OILS | Sa i uctations ae Blas Vucurevich, Pane Bale | Chicago Prices [sa ri ines Sept. 16. 208 Consolidated Royalty Building | slow; Bi Ask ‘GRAIN ADVANCE FAILS TO hl rich greater oper p CHICAG ceipts, 13,000; — Hogs, + mostly stead tions will be r Chemical Can and Dye. Car and’ Found spots, strong to 10c higher; big | Western « Exploration. | Urathiodin® TieBAIBU ee se packers inact{ye; bulk good and} Consolidated Royalty: | ‘American Sm. and Ref. choice 160 to 210-pouné~ averages] Central Pipeline ‘Avhetiowa ugar $18.30@13.55; top $13.60; bulk de-|®, 7. Williams. | Wheat Declines ines Atter Climb; ‘Amabiogin ‘md sirable 225 to 925-pound butchers| Bessemer Corn Given Sharp American Tobacco Seti te bole creeks pe Wentern/sAtates Sétback . ; American Water Works - @ strong welght killing] Kinney. Coastal . hs wee Ro Facts’ of Bering UBSSROGHION. dae sOMttiey | ADOHE| 2 ot iaveolet: pigs generally $12.50@13.00; heavy-| Columbine -..— _ ‘ in some quarters there ts a feel-| the building and Joan that ts ot | RaW robene weight hogs $12.50@13.30; packing] Jupiter - CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—(Associated Bee ot it Ings bank and the| Seat advantage to most members fs | Anaconda, Copper - sows 310.60@10.65; slaughter pigs} Elkhorn Press)—Although wheat prices open- pe that the ‘savings ‘be the compulsion about making regu-| Atchison qis.cbgns00es Domine ed lower today, the market quickly ild and loan association are} jar additions to one’s accumulated | *\ hi Datits Nracelpts 10,000; fed steers re Pioaucenk scored gains. Active buying on the mpetitors and that the increasing| capital. It takes more self-control | #dwin Locomotive snore iauliver teanheseipiveiionstetslecenee 5 part of houses with eastern connec- osperity of the latter is at the ex-| to set aside a regular eum every | Haltimore & Oh Gy; spots higher on better grades | Picardy tions had much to do with the up- nse of the former. Nothing could| week or month as the case may be| Bethlehem Steel Sec artighty vcteselind? 7 Rocio ebNtd een oh tea turn in values and so likewise did farther from the truth, Hach has] !f no penalty 4s attached > a lapse, | California Petroleum above $1626: bulk $10,00@19.50; run| Greet Northern ons reports of decreased arrivals from field to occupy and both are es-} But the main point why these two | Canadian Pacific Tholidactancn . ng pein Se ead the domestic spring crop northwest. includes about $15.00; western gra-s- strong; stockers and feeders act- ock lively at Tuesday's Quaker Ol} -. MeKinnie Buck Creek .. Central Leathe On the othe hand, unexpected weakness of Liverpool auotationg to- forms of savings institutions supple- ment each other and why they te Lai rand why they have Altres the object “g 1) a a tha he to enable wage earn-| in the past and will in the future ke & Ohio adv : bulls strong to 10c higher;|Chappell (anes ar sett tae some profes: go along together is that thrift be-| © . 2 shh re ly -oabeset a is 000, ‘ J F re Chicago & Northw vealers active, mostly -25c >" lower; } Mellen Olt) —-. bushels larger than last year's total s who could sets thrift, Baving ts a hablt whieh | eae a ee Daal largely $14.00@ 14.50. Riverton Petroleum. - ree ible for the Int any 1er| when once formed grows upon the BOM SE au ay ein ; was more* responsible for the Ini- t ; ¥ Chicago R. I. & Pacific Sheep, receipts 22,000: fat lambe,| Argo Ol}, tat aganganeh goes the {n-|saver. The savings banks might} Chicago R. “ish ORE Aciivell dealvablaswindactully) wearer ial, decline here. ney put| well encourage the formation and} ©°C* i ‘ Chicago opening prices a quarter Cotorad .Fue in between shows some. weakness; CURB STOCKS eo the building and loan is larger] growth of bulldi cents lower, Decemb cent to 1% 6 and loan assocla- Prairie Oil ally given by the say-| tions locally operated and managed | Consoleurs-N SEAT De $1.49'% to 149% and May’ $1.62% ‘ded the payments| for in the long run ft will prove to | Consolidated iF 4 y choice} Mountain Producers to 1.53, were followed by a rise The say-|thelr best interest. Whatever] Comm Produc kind ‘sold; desirable, heavies largely | Salt Creel Producers... that Iirted December to 31.5115 and pines = x RALOVOEl Crucible Bteel $15.75; few loads $16.00; one load to] Continental —-. advantage when| makes for the prosperity of the one May to $1,544. a a . ft | city butehers $16.15; fat sheep strong| New York Ol) v1 si inf a by Ithdrawals| serves the other Cuba Cane Sugar, pfd 3 5 PARE Corn was easier, influenced bs x Davison Chemical - to higher; choice handy, weight advices that the bulk of the corn Dodge B - © ewes $5.50: desirable natives crop is esfe from frost. After y the favorable ruling of Secretary] fu Pont a: 50@7.75; heavies downward to] Humble opening at % cent off to % cent up, December 83% to 88tgc, the corn market uaderwent a moderate Jardine on the- Armour-Morrls mer- t that stock to a new hi hey were a few higher ; nothing done on feeding lambs; j'sentiment around steady. Electric Pow. & L Erle 1st pfd | Ohio ou TOCKS DEFY un Famous-P! aa Za |\ SSS ee ener meee |spots, Jordan and Radio. Gene a Omaha Quotations Cc d M IR t Oats took their cue from whoat _ Forelgn exchanges opened easy |General | OMOHA, Sept. 16.—Hogs, receipts rude arke rather than from corn. Starting mand sterling ruling around $4.84] General M s | 10,500; mostly 150 to 25¢ lower; 150 unchanged to %$c higher, Decem- and French france r a | Great Nort to 2 0-pound welght $12.40 65;| Salt Creek, 36 to 35.9 gravity ber 41%c, onts held near to the rec tate - top $12.75; good and choice 210 to] Salt Creek, 87 to 39.9 gravity initial peures. . r ' butchers $12.25@12.50;| Rock Creek +------. Provisions lacked spirit. es Stimulate | t - ‘ H ; ak ee 2 83 * ihe R72. Cees es, HEHE, ‘ ears 4 fRES oa af pee? za . aase ; S : dics -Snd epee cai Sooke RS ed ae tt $11 Muddy pa s $11. y b 001 Operations for the 4 n ) bulk 3asin Low ¢ Pool peratic f pdt ah Ses ft al ieecate ; ; Cat Creel 1.49% 1 Advance 6 1 . eras ‘ Lance Creek 1.49 s Creek, ight Greybull ~. > Ps medium weight stte: Torchlight prate | n% | 3 grass steers. scarce, Mule Creelc Lander Osage 8 cows and heifers. H er; medium kind 10@ gure ever 1 Ott al split. Com:| Marla ss fs y canners and cutters; stock: | SUDDUPSt —~-- --enneaneenennenn 88% and United n Seaboard Oil steady; bulk grass| Hamilton Dome -~---—-—--= 416 Sears Roebuck tinent Pet $3,65@5.50; al loads up ASM ‘The re-| Missour!, heifers $5.50@7 00; canners duced to $3.00@3.60: bologna 26; practical veal top Aggres- continued in killings et trial stocks, range it a , ifting score of issues to new high $11.50@11,76: top $18.00; na- 6.95 ives $15.00@15.50; fed clipped $14.00; rable telght fat ewes $6.50@7 0 s strong: feeding lambs $15.00 choice 650 poun weight breeding ewes $8.00@9.00. Foreign Exchange y YORK, Sept ed Prese)—Forelgn exchanges steady st ons in cents, Great Britain jes 484%; 60 day France demand demand 405% Belgium 432 sler Motors Market Gossip NEW YORK, Sept. 18—(By Asso- clated Press).—Freight traffic on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul in the first twelve days of September shows improvement over the same period Inst year, 75,999 car loads hav- ing been moved against 69,696 a year ago. Bellies— Bent. £0.45 18,85 DENVER SLNER MURDERS TWO (Continued From Page One) Mrs, Shank was killed in the living room. | @ day in| or held 16 boats Ferris ---a--—-conemenn-nonna—= 1.05 BYTOM serene en meennnnna————— 1.30 Notcheg -—-------------------— 65 Pilot Butte -------------.---- 1.35 ——— 16.—(Associat, v week th 08,000 net tons being loaded at the sam This st volume of business he Japanese earth: nts wer NEW YORK; Sept, 16,—(Assoctat- ed Press)— ‘athan L. Miller, former Governor of New York and Miriam C. Taylor were elected directors and members of the finance committee } | of the United States Steel demand | bills « cables 406. Demand: Germany 28.80, ' ation. ‘The elections fill two vacan- cles on the board of directors, one ed indus Stewart Nf eras resulting from the recent death of] Family friction Is believed by offi. ed by ¢m-| Studebaker - | | P tat f. V. Lindabury and one that pre-|cers to have been the motive for the reau heads here and-by | Texas Compan } otatoes ylously existed. crime. Divorce papars, filed by his ending ita gain | leaders. An inerease of | pexas & Paci 1 wife and served on him yesterday, te before the efd n the number of jobs | tapacco Produ | CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—Potatoes re Were found ynder Shank's pillow. vr, White mov A otf 12 per cent in | pranscontinent | cetp 2 cars; total United states B d E ‘A daughter, Ruth, 18, escaped by " Sotors er of applicants is. shown | (7, shipments 665; trading slow, mar utter an g_Zs running from the house, Attracted by her screams a her ment bureau. | 1; ¢ neighbor came to . assistance and grappled with the father, who broke loose and re- s Svisconsin bulk round 2.50. ‘Minnesota and sacnee round whites barely stead, whites $1.6 Wisconsin CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—Butter high: creamery @x- er; receipts 6143 tubi ° Wabash $1.95@2.10, Minnesota sacked Re@| tras 46: atandards 45%; extra firsts turned to the house when he at Money Westing! River Qhios #2.10@2.20; Colorado | 441g @4Se: firsts 42@34\bc. temptea to end his life nn enneenerenreneeeeeeeceremmeccneny | Willys-Overlant Exge higher: receipts 7,103 cases: The shooting was done with dacked people's russetts $2.50. 4 | sa pepe rifle, Mr, and Mrs. 16. — Call or’inary firsts y YORK, § | Woolworth firats 31% @33%4e; Pals: k had been se ters, beh 4; low 444; clos: | Chrysler ! ¥ | (23a Hisipiataitwe weber et ae Hee Mhr adi nat? seeoditael Silver | P"utry |. The daughter ts suffering trom efevr 6 firm; mixed eotlatern! we ~ | GHICAGO., ¥ pti. 18.—Poultry alive | bruises inflicted with the tutt of the He 60-00 dass 41504947 8 monthe 44% NEW YORK. Sept. 16.—Bar ellver | weak; receir’ # cars: fowls 20@26c:/ rifle by her father ss she fled trom apparen me mereansile pan Mexican dollars 6.43 laprings > #0. Snel Bouee _| MAR THE PoP Arrival of officers prevented Shank from drowning himself in the bath tub. He was taken into cus- tody and will be charged with mur- ler, police said. Mr. Shank was prominent in south Denver club cir- cles and Shank is the owner of a machine, shop, “My father. just shot. my mother and brother and tried to kill me. He's in the house, get him quick be: fore he does anything more,” the girl gasped to officers who arrived at the home in response td a cal! from neighbors. c. A. Seguine, a neighbor, saved the girl’s life when her father, pur- sued her from the house, Awakened by the sound of the shots, Seguine said he looked from the window and saw Shank knock the girl down with the rifle butt. “TL jumped through the window, screen and all, and landed on him just in time “He fought Ike a mad- but I got the rifle away from He ran back into the house.” a small man, showed ey!. Shank ordinary When police en- him. Seguine, dence of a severe beating. is.a man of more than size and strength. tered the house they found Shank pulling boxes and bottles from the medicine closet. His clothes were dripping wet and the bath tub {ull of water, indicating, thes say, that he made an unsuccessful attempt to drown himself. A search of the house revealed the divorces papers, which wers served on Shan yesterday notifying him of divorce proceedings by his wife. ele Nea Say abl edi Sugar fu- ONLY THING MisseD WAS THE ie GoTILES KETS enD Metals Sept. tics, 16.—Coppe! spots and ft nearby, prices unchanged. $9.50 St. Louis spot spot, Zinc—Steady: and futures. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Bright, energetic yourta lady to charge of popular downtown cigar stand. Apply in person. O-S Cigar Stand, O. and S. Building WANTED—HElderly house and care for two children in return for apartment and small wages. Phone 453) call at 114 BE. Midwest. woman to keey WANTED—Responsible woman t4 cook in small boarding house. 634 8. 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