Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 6

cc eR rie aER EE SET PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily Cribune | TRIBUNE. OU KNOW ME AL---Adventures of Jack Keefe Friend Al: . Well Al we are in old N. Y; | Oil and Financial News |; i I EET eg ta sak |) | Stocks and Grains ONROY RE Y ” OFFICERS ELECTED MONDAY A You GET, ND VREMEMBER 7 PITCHE! = for a short stay and I had t> WHEN HE THROWS p THEY SAID THE DLE GRAND STEP KN saat THING AS we ry | lnogh ar old Miler. ageing whoa terpient Hes} Suewe These Me WHEN | STARTED $7008 Ulan tS IN af Former Governor Brooks Again Chosen To Head he seen me walk on the ball:field uanD @py _/\ SBYS {you CAN THAT GAME OC! ‘THI 3 THE @TH T &AME BET THR LasT WEEK — today. He looked so deject it I 's 1 bet he was wishing he had me back again to bowlster up hi: pitching staff. Most of-the othe: boys was glad to see me thougt and said they wisht | was going to pitch vs. them in 1 of the games as there batting averages need it fattening. Their great-kidders Al them Yankr. I let them down easy though Al and said if 1 pitch no | would rest on 2nd base and they all had a good laugh. to GE Prominent Oil Company For Coming Yea Annual Dividend To Be 10 Per Cent. aati ' Jack Keefe. Beier cre — i , 9 “«" BRINGING UP FATHER The Tribune by George McManus ; ‘ rye ‘ | THIS THING OF YOUR WIFE BEN {| HELLONS THIS Noo SENT FoR TLL HAVE ommodity | rade News RIAU ToT AS GRAND AS [REAR IE Siar PONG, A PLUMBER: TO CHARGE 7 kowope Ne LONESOME | CO? WELL THIS 15 Mm WHAT'S BUSTED? NOU BY THE - ———-_—- -—--- TREE HO | JiQas-CAN You. SEND rs rh act t HOOR sOeT Ou. F i] Textiles f LOCATE ANY ae SADT A MAN RIGHT OVER: < THE SAME- THE GANG! pods. PHILADELPHIA—T. 206,000 ¢ aging 19 a ©1925 my Ini Fearume Service. Inc Yarns Great Britain ‘rights reierved PHILADELPHIA—Sor have recently a are holding firm at t rns for mer ie cenee! GAS EXPANSION hig | WHEAT SLUMPS. Sheep, receipt ses mostly 15@2ic 10,000; killing éias- lower; fat range York Steaks || New i ; | lambs $14.25@ 14:50; top “$14.00; n = tl : RET es @7.00; aged wethers IOUSTON ‘ | 208 Consolidated, Royalty r veurtiigacsikporetesding whd hae { a i f | Bid Ask | breeding classes, weak to 25c r t art 112% Se splpra rion | chief feeding lambs, stror de : sae 2: sats Saw Gos 2. OS | feeding lambs 314.25 @ 14.60 ity $15.000 Sharp Setback Results fore Und of Trading at Be- i 4 LAKEHURST, \ Sept STOCKS SCORE | Wy seo My \ SY WHEN 1 TOS \ OLD GLOOE INTO THE LET'S GO HOME! TESTIFIES AT BOARD HEARING I Vie SOX THE THATS, ALLRIGHT- SLL WIN OF AIR LINER STER, OFFICER ced with other witnesses that the , Chesapes Chicago. 1 , Denver Prices | (By "The Associated Press}—A akup occurred when the ship's Gas, Market § | American Tobacco __ - - | yinney Constat— aR Se 20117. 8, | bit of testimony—that there was un-| Nose was suddenly tilted up during Iii wend seivetasrah ak A mierioa Salar nivoliten: ieie| , CHICAGO. Sent (Associated | Columbine .- 93 re eet eee ert Re, | ustial expansion of the gas ‘cells be-|# second rapid ascent. p ed. Chandler and Woon - 41... | Bress).— Notwithstanding, san pearly | Jupiter Be eee eee tg |gére the, airship) Shenandoah broke| Stories ax told by clvilian, eye ,wit- sold 1-to-2%% points above ves 44% | advance, wheat prices gave way to: } Elkhorn cpipte: en genera: Me 8 ee | ap—wvas slven ayobefore the naval | nesses: to) the special. investigating | my 4 i Gay letaply da,a caulk ei Domino strong: all ® buying; prac a iit of {nquiry tfvestigating the] board were summarized to.the court For xct react consisted of selling hore against | Royalty Prodpcers: --- teal top $13 three loads: oth: ot-the ship by Commander Jacob H. Klein, the . vy. demand. sterling. slippjng.bel .. Jelmilar , buyjng. at The | Sunset loads $12.00 to 18.20; packing mee dt. Thomas/@ Hendley, com.| President of that board. He sald the Market Turns Upward After recognized. + aga, {decline was facilitated by reports. of | Picard: BROT aE SSA aren eeeor tery arrarictriaetischitiea thar ne ET? intelligent, of ‘there.-wit- > Period of Un- no! to +$4.8434 -and> minor rece: etblehem 1p} better-weather both~sides, of, Cana:} Atlantig Petroleum... r Uy ; .. was awakened by the pressure of a| "Ses agreed that the ship broke at Early Period o taking place in the .princtpal | Califorus: {| dian boundary and by vesumpiion of | Great Northern 3 Cattle 1500: {calves 100; ganeraliy - Is face and likewise by| (bottom, Others, less intelligent, certainty. nental rates. * | threshing in Canada, Chi clos: | Quaker ! Ot ‘s steady on al! classes; mostly mixed | ® cell'on his rae pure re | Commander Klein said, insisted. that az ing up of the renewal on call sax, {WS quotations were weak, 1% ) = loads; beet helfers $6:50; other ‘loads tHe. unuagal oO aoe | the craft “humped up” and broke xt NEW YOR o 5% per cent was ignored “4 net loss, December $1.50%% to! MeKinnie a down § ordered heavy kind $! ies ies SRE the . nerators who Were *appa i, and b8% )to '$1,53%.| Buck Greek - : |eanngrs, and» cutters $2.50 -to -3.0;| been that at this tf 1 board was told ‘by some tified with ‘favorable long | Subsequ: market suffe Chappell ¥ bologna bulls $3.00 to 8.50; beef kind | © cH ue a RRalctaccresmire ct the scene of the wreck Moderate r 0 the ne, |2 matert Foreign. buying.| Merrico Ttoysdty ie up $5.25; stockers and feeders steady;]— that Is w Ee SPR Neca nd was the strongest they tes paved the way | «ite rates H ‘ n recently has uvertoh’ Pét. 2 y | ordered butchers $5.60; stack cows £#8 equalled the outside pressure of|\.44 ever experienced. Commander wh was led by | able. buy h less in eviden Arog Ol 22. ~ 3:60 } $3.40 to 4.10; three loads feeder | the alr. Klein said it appeared that the wind New Y Cen: | priced motor 3,000". busbe | heifers $6.35; ordered stock heifer} Lieut. Charles E. Bauch, watch of} from all directions at high-gr va 1] with Dodge B Curb Stock: $4.00 to 4.50; vealers steady. ficer on duty at the time, declared ations were reé | trote showing { +s | Mountain: Producers - Sheep 900; fat lambs dull; ¢arly| ispedtion sometime before the ac-]. None of witnesses saw any n moderate 1) A rapld drop of fo: Bi ae dt Creek Prodficers Ales weak to 25 cents lower: feed-| cident showed that tl as pressure | lightning near the ship, Commander es and ape S| idan Canatowandny 3 bib }Cpntinental -- ing lambs xteady to 50 cents higher | Was not excessive, | Klein added, and there was no evi- eh vachleved new | general list’ to. viel 7 21 New York © than.-Monday's low time: $ loads 61.| Both Lieutenants Hendley . andj dence that there was any fire of any | = : y Salt Creeis Cons pound Utah’s $14.10: load © chotee! Rauch, as well as Lieut. Roland] kind before, at the time of, or after ing wa ca ie M — a 84 j tions of crs rt eat 1.8" QO. Indi. light Colorado's $14.60. Mayer, construction officer on board,’ the craft broke up. ght relaxatio: oney = pr averaged 4 t trairie Oll —_ shares led a late re- | Crude Market sits ¢ ABR, ANS CRE | iamble ou Eerie 2 niga, | Sy Gage og __Potatoes__ ARREST OF SWINDLERS SAVED ale s ‘eek, 87 tc i i ' | L Creek CHICAGO, Sept. Potatoes 87 Livestock ONE VICTIM'S $10,000 CHECK than t several an promises r smpletion of ers were ar. me vars, total U.S. Shipments’ 720; trad ; fate CHICAGO. Sept 22.16, S. Dep't. | ime and demand) slower, supplies |/b-| oe wrt ~-Agricultope).-- pts) eral, nfarket about. stead: Viscon+| Air f PAD < on hts d round whites No, 1, $1.90 t woe | gree . i, Dakota) Los ANGEL! 1 : 1 $2.15; } (Associated P; r 1 " t i ng 85 eht og ar weigh 5 ; 5 At 5 es , Money appare Little atten, | Notchem «-—-a S86 orion 113.40. y oes peat oii] in superior on 4 utte .. 5 Corned) Siaughter, pigs, $12,000 Om paid ta trade newe, tho| Pot Butte Seaboard: O yw Ngrade-and close unsettled beet mae ae ae time Joans, firmer; mixed | "ny mer Congressma 5 hief item of which was a decline ait fo. Wan. and 1 et) lower, “December finished |, de ida ted a ce bhiore “Ci pre. | Collateral 60-90 days 4%; prime mer sat r prices to the loweet Lisdou Pack Ie pfd 40 to $0%e pac Pha rie Pint: Mostly | c4ntile paper 4%. ° ction of the Montgomety Wa Cats started. unchanged: «fc LOmMaci ng e stank Bw ban petty —_— 3 a he} Butter and Eggs wie sy Ward arte i 1 8° | 94.568 12.00: bid on Heavier Br l Dece 4‘@41ty a c daria - 5 as | ti | CHICAGG . 22—Butter un . ures =) tal Li bi B ds | ‘ F trite | oa OAC ena mant eS aramueter. ew Ye ntral . i bog value, the Fas Aer ber onds | ettled, receipts 16,290.tubs; crea AR Se " $7500 ¥ feuch 4 ad been widely | ory extra 46%$0; standards 46%: « ; a ape Harton? Pine EE beach at mand tor | “Sw FORK, Sept. X—Liberty bout the street. Sharp} ira firsts 4444 @45t4c.. Frets 421541 I At pl pa Pan: Ene "7 quality | ponds cloned: 3148: 100.10; second, te s ts in Amer: . 1 . rth American | bonds a. 3 #eC0! lo-aleo | 2c: “Seconds: '38@d1ise! ESE S | ern Racit . 1.82 ‘x demand: | }99.10: first 448,101.30; second 4\%s an C ctrio-alfo | unchanged, receipts 14,900 cases Norihers Hacit * + atte ( 54 |008: vhira 448 2011s fourth Aue Lata 7 2 ts, ‘mbes | 5 7B wotve cane-ad 5t Ralls he " Pan American Pet. B:. eo) LB4tg 1.85 | San amare Law. ekeiy ead hl | 102.9; 1 _8. government 418 106.1 a1} | ] | Pennsylvania: . x bf 85 eentestower; few oda of “raed me \ demonstration of the efficien A Sugar Uhila and Rdg. - 4 sé SM 88 i 87h talgbetwabtarnérd 814-75: [ra 5a | of foe. One. inte washer A *h Pet ry ify $1 8° ( $3% : 3 4 Aste 1d | offered at t Campbell TORIE Setin? 6 Fe 55% «i cea : $14.50@14 Cotton | company, 147 South Cent a Radlo. ¢ ‘ o erte een | T ga : . etter grades ie coke ‘ : i ae te raat Vien s 7 R cholee. tight | | NEW: YORK. Sept... 22. i ah ) of 10,06 065 | De 1 10% petive. omen {SHO steady. Middling $24.40. ntatlve from th Press tr bale I tye Phe ARN demonstrating the machine to's i hth the he declares, will bea boon t re terday's gar niarket today, is ie le Omaks Quotations es w ne t to the s {a y 9 MAMA, Sept, 22.—-(U. 8. Diepart-» ns oe , ® {a the epot market. 1 nt of Agriculture).—Hogs, receipts ange with s: 1 © quoted at $5.40 to 1740 | 7,000; butehérs: and Ught offerings ‘ ovens £ are 1 Hudton | fine “granulated sey fully steady: packing grades steady | eam tho water th rt-War Sugar futures steady; ap re 4 [to 10° lower; top $13.10; bulk 210 maki container Practical z or! proximate sales tone. Sep: | art Warner 15.00 18.15 | to 800:porind butchers $12.65 @.12.90; perfect. It cost the factory 9 year's for a] tember $2.90; "De er March | Studebaker - z 17 | ough and heavy packing sows $16.60 =: work and $30,000 to produce this which | $2.82; May $2.41; July ‘Texas © S |:@16.80; amooth yp to $1200 bulk of bay ie : Paine a bg 107 | sale: 11,66@12,85; average cost e machine washes by water ac-|} se | oe 30.00 PERM toed sis Riser ta Louls Diss was blamed forthe] tion alone, and becaure of this It te | © | | — Cattle, receipts 12,000; good and|death of Fernando, Flores when a|\mpessible to harm tne most deli ove on spent | | Foreign Exc nange | Cash Grains and choice -ted wsteors and yearlings, | coroner's jury. delivered. tts verdict | cate fabric through the m ism t til after addi-| | ! CHICAGO, Sept ated | steady: plainer grades slow, weak; | goto: dest" Held late Mon-| °%, the tub. tnt or 60 had| NEW YORK, Sept. a Ind. Aleohol 0). —TWiheat, %@ | bulk $10 25@13.60: yearlings $14.00; ne tag -the ing "es bs ne The One-Minute Washing Machine rer) {ssue inges irregular l Rubber i Corn, No. 3 yellow, 89@ | medium welghts $14.50; grass steers | “8” afternoon in the offices company has built 2,000,000 wash 1 ‘ met ent Britain demand 48414: | (7 ' Oates, No. 2 white, 39% @41e; | bulk $8.750 5,00; few loads | George, A. Weedell, county attorney.| Ing machines in the last 26 years, ‘ ke 60-day bills on banks | yy XN J white, 384 @39%$c. Timothy | up to $8.76; other killing classes gen~ | ind the present apparatus is the re | ; ol, $7,00@8.10, Clover veed $19.95 /erally, steady; stockers and teeders ve been searching in connec: | wult of this combined study and ex 4.7 d 7.00 ard 817.45: Ribe $1§.50: | slow; ‘steady to weak; bulk grass with Flores’ death early Satur-| perience nd 4,07 Wooly hl soll cow's “$400G9.50. helfere 5.754 7.00 sina locker room atthe} The warher has proved popular y \ ¢ i canfiers and: cutters $3.00@3.65: bo: andard refiner: throughout the country, and. th: x <j NEW YORK iver? to: pulle 88.75 @ 4: beef bulls Felix Padilia who has been held} management of the Campbell Hard ‘ ) — _> 71M; Moxtean dollar @6.00:, URht . voalere’ ~$10,00@ | ini the-city Jat) for investigation of | ware company in confident thet {te te x en t oA 1 os few RIV 28: heavy 6alvées $4.00 | the “affair was released Monday! introduction asper will mean ‘an J ve Tribune Keaulk Keke and‘ fecdéré $6.50@ ' night equal popularity here NE-INUTE WISHER NOWBEIN DEMONSTRATED FT CAMEL QUT ON BABY Caused Great Irritation, Healed by Cuticura. ‘When my son was three weeks old his skin trouble started. The breaking out was in the form of a rash, dry and scaly, causing great irritation, and spread from his neck to his hips. He was very restless and fretful, and could not sleep, ‘We heard about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for « free sample. It helped him so we pur. chased more, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment he was healed."” (Signed) Mrs. Dan Royer, Waterford, Calif., May 12, 1925, Keep your skin clear and your pores active by daily use of Cuti- cura Soap, Heal irritations and rashes with Cuticura Ointment, Soap te. Olatmant 28 and the, exer petits a A BAS Cuticura Shaving Stick 2Be.