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

AGE EIGHT ¢ | | “CARLY END OF OIL -= SUPPLIES IS DENTED “American Institute President Points to the Steady ; Increase in Production in Answer to a1 Constant “Guesses.” $e and no one c: it will begin to diminish, he ed that the produc- from 374,867,000 reased 21919 to7 been or dity Trade N i" - Commodity Trade News | ah rey Ae ) Sra 7" jmillion dollar addition to the. River 3 . ; Delaware—Apple| Road p of the Dupont Rayon comy gun within thirty » shipments over the Dela f Pennsylvania less than t week 40,852 were shipped © corresponding tal pe ship amounted to 3 1,916,- days. the be cor the capacity It Is expected to 18 months. the Non-Ferrous Metals JOPLIN, Mo.—The Kansas Ex- ploration company has opened the Robinson mill in the Western Kan- eas lead and zinc field and the Van- tage Mining company ezpects to start construction of a mill at Baxter Springs woon after October 15 Dairy Products s BRIDGEPORT, 0.—Butter prices of. lumber, | higher than those of world war da} and ShiP- | ure predicted by eastern Ohio dar: men as a result of drought. The price may reach 80 cents a pound, 9,573 feet million feet 5,000 Rayon (_steice | TRIBUNE even guess 4,000,000 In 1924, guesses" that pealc Che Casper Daily Cribune | YOU KNOW ME, AL-Adventures of Jack Keefe. | OH 1 SEST \— PE TOTELL | HELLO, SACK hetero or BE A | you (rise ld GLAD To SEE | { To SEE YOU |* yoactc, 1817 SHINK tM GETTER |) rou- WHAT \ ini wee CAST /- RIGHT NOW THA ARE YOU } \ PRACTICE \_ WAS @LL YEAR DOING Our SO ROE at fe oa peta See ! Oil and Financial News ‘4-88 M [eae NN eT age ea GEE, SACK, | KISH YouUD TAKE OFF YOUR COAT GND Go OUT THERE IAL THE BOX AWHILE cEE SO LONESOMm | IM THIS TOWN: I'M GNT TIN SICK- | WONDER IF THERE 19 A DOCTOR IN THIS NER- THERE’ JUST ONE DOCTOR IN THIS TOWN- U HE SAVED MY LIFE ONCE - HA, HAT You WANT THE BOYS To GET A PEEK OT Some REOL ARKETS SS TUESDAY, € STO LER 6, NEEO SOME ATTING Be acnce \ WS \ \\ \ \ Ww ee z 3 : is 5 1 SENT FOR HIM AN HE 4 they say. Higher prices for milk ALO—Work on the eight |also are ree | ARNINGS (|P GRAIN VALUES | 1 gra2 ey Inve Feature Semvice, Ine. HW | Great Britain eights eoerved,. 79 aie abit | New York Stocks || | ivestoc Zifavorable Trade Reports En-|Unfavorable Weather ir tasty Salo MN Seana, j t courage FE New 3 ' ates sb ot Stations by Blas Vucerevich, : I ayes enie ton New Cenade and Wheat States Alila’ Chemical and Dye 1 AMineck Qu Reo nr pari ate ullish Factor. American ES 1. 203 Consolidated Royalty ir | American Car and Foundry -. 10 packing sows |. Building i Alternate | CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—(Assoclated| merican’ “Locomotive unchanged; | Western Exploration — | , biteke Press}—Wheat soared {n price: to-| amertcan Sm. and Rot. 1 « desirable Coneele ee Royalty - (Continued * From °Page :One). a acterizec rket,| day as much as 6%c. =. bu The ations 140 t yeight, $12.35@ |Centraf Pipeline — (Continued From Page One) before leaying ldte today’ for Wash- hfons ree, the | market closed strong at the tip top re ea Tel. nnd Tel 12.0 k better 240 to| E. T. Williams gion, 'as a body, should declare an| ington, planned to atterid a-luncheon |*70, Tuesday morning, the’ heaviest ney of specialties belleved to} figures reached, with .Docember de-| American Tobacco 350. pou $12.26@12.60; | Bessemer — attitude towards Col. William Mit-|at the Omaha club, tendered him by|820W. fall on record in seventeer Pt sae Na oo livery bringing $1.41% to 1.41% com-| American Water Works ; sows $10,50@ | Wentern States chell and-his status brought about| prominent citizens and=legion offi-|years. The temperature neared the siness news was largely fav-| pared with $1.86% to 1.36% yester-| American Woolen ing pigt| Kinney Coastal -. by his attacks on control of army|clals, and to review the afternoon} freezing mark for the first time It included the announce-| day. Smallness of the United States Anaconda Copper — welght | Columbine -~. and navy flying: prohibition, wheth-| parade of American Legion mem- oo ent of large shipments of gold to} Wheat supply east of the Rockies{ 4¢ohj $i1de | Jupiter - er the convention should abandon | bers. from England, the rals- cted much notice. lau. 15@11.15; | Elithorn ~ one of {ts first principles, absten- ——-_———_ | Keep that youthful complexion ar an Smelting’s. divi | Baldwin Locomotive | Domino tion from organized participation in |wwith Annice Beauty Cream.” Get % fre 00 angualls CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—(By The Asso-] Baltimore and Ohio - vs | Royalty Producers - politics and method of selection of. it at Midwest Pharmacy. er current earn-| ciated Press)—With unfavorable | Bethlehem Steel ty co | Sunset the next national commander. | + # ir particularly | weather beth in Canada and in the| California Pet. - piain, | Pleardy < The Mitchell matter seemed, to Poultry . * hain store and | spring at states northwest,| Canadian Pacific-.. soll at | Atlantic Petroleum .-. have taken the most definite form, adiroAGO. Dakin cme itch Satie ling of Joans in | wheat values scored a fresh upturn | Central Leather pfd. - eciulties | Great Northern — Sud that emailed: moppior teanine ; Phe tse, anes ee aN : 3 market opened.| Cerro de P. so around | Quaker Oil ulous. A sub-committee of five of | S4ig6F horings (Sto: rcosters: 15ibe° hich were at hand| Chandler Mc of Monday's | Chappell - the aeronautics committee was ap- q tat eaa 2 Quake: Ske; geese 100: cer indicated that continental European | Chesapeake ‘a rket; fresh re | McKinnie pointed late yesterday to thresh out 2 stocks were low, and that drought] Chicago and rs about 4,000} Merrico Roy the subject and report to the whole | mene a s of India and Aus-| C Mil. r supply well | Buck Ci committees today. | (Continued From Page One) a t Commission house buying | C! emutaicly ,| Riverton Meanwhile the visiting legion-| clearing at noon and there was only pom 4 as showed an Increase and there} Coco Cola tA. | Arsy .--- naires made mery in their own in-| Slight rise in temperature. ‘ t was also purchasing on the part of | Colorado Fu Raitt eee MS rae imitab’e ways. A Ut erecta nd t previous sellers, The o: bat ery to| Consolldatea: C 00, Jes ai Curb Stocks. ail | HELENA, Mont. Oct. 6.—(Ass lige net higher, new style Congoleum-Na: sakes lear ed fate Ee CR) ne a | e ema ~ | clated Press)-Snow was falling gen. ‘ ber $1.37% to $1.38 and May Gorn ‘Products r : sirable fat nattv@| srountain Producers 214| MITCHELL URGES erally over Montana from the con- r to, 31.3914, was followed Crucible ‘Bte rape T° A aa v tS rand Salt Creel, Producers 261, | DEFENSE UNIT tinental divide eastward, though no pa pean heen ; ther “gains, Decembtr Cuba Sugar pfd 4 Fe Micteeranas Reval Cee ane 3 ct. 6. (Associates | PreciPlention ts reported from pons! {| Caused Worriment: and 1.39% nd May 40. a mica - } w SE, el yilite: chell’ A 7 , H + E gas rae ae Apes Sebo +e 2 | strings of | Salt Creek Consolidated me aes Mitchell's | Helena office of the U. 8. Weather Suffering, Cuticura Heals, Du Pont de Nemour SUBT OOIGA isco aie ce. sanvanticn + 5 lottery, reat Billings, Havre, Butte, Yel- a 2 Sea Stal ware ges ee Dl z Humble Ol Ls : Notea inne te oe When e® Howstone Park and Helena all were My trouble began with little red l 3 tric Power Onto Oil t a n the snow belt this morning. Tem-| | pimples that broke out all over my 2 Fi Pei! CAs a orig. and hair n of the | Horutures around freezing prevailed | |forehead. The pimples itched and ; - pola, Soman ees, over mest of the state during the| |burned and festered and ecaled Omaha Quotations - — — rape panel night with Havre and Melena re-| Jover. The irritation caused me to AHA, 2 Oct L. 8. De | 4 { SHOR STG EOP & porting the lowest mar: degrees. | |Seratch, and the scratching caused : t )—Hogs ng upon co’ sw probably will continue tonight |jeruptions. ‘The pimples were very , Jes bute! ar | ¢ tment o: | tenet | Jannoying and caused lots of suffer ly stea ots e su is for arr navy and] \ able tolnt ing and worriment. ate sei “ T tried several remedies in vain. ‘ en Iw e one cab. | 3 L read an advertisement for Cuticura $12.26; top Aaase Soap and Ointment #o purchased " : ‘1. | |[8ome, and after using about one| ) WEE ad ann Yores petee cake of Cuticura Soap and half a 3 pl ! flan Summer here. cibeay | [box of Cuticura Ointment 1 was “ |s of the ban on wold | This coordination of armed hel, pied aa a ies i ip heuled."’ (Signed) Miss Jane As- phi gain, Decemt lh jexports last spring 1s scheduled to buld make pdasible an econ;! expected during the day. bill, Middletown, Calif, ? ass ~ 1743 | teora | arelve tomorrow on the Homeric for syetem with responsibility in| osiock this morning the’ mercury Nothing quicker or usfer than « < 1 - 11743 | steady;| the Seaboard National Bank of Néw | one cabinet officer for our enth-o pe AGS e siberebe:. SUry | [Cuticura Soap and Ointment for ! Onis eae Nia Sek 12.00, name| York. The consignment amounts to | tional defenses.” i talge aaa hls es al skin troubles that itch and burn. December 40, and later = Steera slow, | 215,000 pounds sterlin, ———_—_—_—<___ mae fare. ete e ieee ei gt becls ulcum se, Bold 5 . eens oF fated -ress).—Two. inches’ ct snow = be eee | WINNIPEG, M st. 6. (By tae | Co | at i ane yapenes cf snow | | WME Cuticura Shaving Stick 28¢, : * | put ‘ ockers and feeders] Associated Press)—Western Canada’s | | tton | ~ES 033 ST a ¢ Missour! Pact v ss cows $3.60|1925 wheat crop wag ‘estimated at | 400,385,000 bushels in a statement) NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Cotton spot | 5 issued today by the -Northwest| quiet: middling $25 ‘ al veal top $11.00;|Grain Dealers association. The fir- * ‘ stockers | ure.is based on an estimated average - ming|of 20.1 bushels to the acre on 19, | S { al ( 865,500 acres, | ugar ( :early| Production by provinces was es ——— } t range | timated as fol poh |. NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Refinea 35; top| Manitoba 38,634,000 bushels. ar prices were unchanged today | W and breeding | Alberta 135,238.000 bushes. to 5 points lower, list now rang € cor eding lambs| ‘The aggregate estimate for oats |'NS from $5.10 to for fine gran ‘ s € K es $8.00. | was 892,653,000 bushels; barley ulated, althou, business continued at “8 | $65,000 bushels, rye 9,220,000 bushe of @ hand to mouth character. $ and 6,395,000 bushels. Sugar futures closed steady Radio ( Beet P y ees nthe rtd proximate sales 25,000 tons; D ba Roading > 54% otatoes | | ber. $2.20; January ; Rep, iro > 50 ei | Flax May $2.34; July $2.44, ine 18.40 | Reynol 89 HICAGO DULUTH, Minn., Oct. 6, — Close ————_ | , ono" enter Lee eB. Le Fran, ou... 96 CHICAG flax: October $2.57, November $2.59, ] | : tz mor (M03P| aéaboartvAir Dine |< 45% | coyotes 208 December $2.61%4) May, 32.69%. Sily 1 | ¢ Cash Grains and Provisions Beare Hoes % aan ding 1 | —— as | CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—Wheat, none;| Sinclair ¢ i Minnesota NEW YORK. Oc bean r st! eel ' , number 2 mixed @s214, | Southern Pacttic 4 round whites $1.90@2.10; bulte Crude Market | Mea aa mae ver 2 yellow &2%@S83 Onts pbs : malas natr 5@2.05; Minnesota i are bec Ship Bu MOL RIG. Sone. petiey)|(Arandard OILEN IT aj [Sacked Red river Ohton $2.25@2.00;) oie Creek, 86 to 36.9 gratity $1.79 batted jours company 6 an 77. Timothy Stewart ‘Warner but “— pth betel] Salt C sek Ft to 89.9 gravity . 1.87 meee Barats ers Oct i f , ¥ . . - ae be higher; m- I. Prices shaded. Off all). Clover seed . $21 Lard se She = ; HES" ane Cane ily patents $8.05@8.00 a barrel, Bean : tleular plats BON Sh Seep - 49% | Elit Basin 1.90 | $22.50, * « 3 and Pac - 49% — is pec apenaeosetretnees td Coast, Lr iy Tobacco Prodi - sx || Foreign Exchange || cat creek i Ur Transcont. Oil 6y| Le anes Creek ER AGE ITE SFT) 5 8 Metal Union Pacific oF: | NEW YORK, Oct. ¢.—Foretgn ex: | Grass Creek, light ------------ 1.90 — U. 8. Cast Ir i | changes steady; quotations in cente: | Greybull -----------------ee-e= es trregular, price NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Coppers | U Alcohol. 3 | Great B nd is Ks onbte Rabies a ib | CHICAGO. Oct. 6.—Butter. lower; | mts became more confised in | auie n@ futures | U. 18444; 0-00 unica 480) USL eSB TTT. ro | receipts 12,676 tubs; creamery ,extrae e trad us ies pd Bs eet hes / bs edhik DERE HS at |-7 | /UAR RRRd 16] 19c: wtandarde 45c: extra firsts 47@ | ind New ork Bhip Bulding to Tie. | futures 800-7. Her Lvesunahee Demand Belgium 444¢ many | Suhburet Wieg Crete 4455945 50: apconds 41/ ~~ NASH-CASPER * Roebuck, Foundation | ten q Willys Overland ‘3 80. Hamilton Lome ie. i Sw aatenetge ial MOTOR CO. ar nd U. § st IronyPipe| Leud, wteady; mpot 80.50, Wool Werte eee Hike sowoiaate nee oe*S. 145 8. KIMBALL STREEY ~ old three to fou 1 below last sten Enst St. Lou ot} ch 4 | fieron lasts Gil) insta 28 PHONE 1818 Night's. closing 4 and ea 38 ; Ve\s Jet f= Rer, not “i i Fa W. LL. Tetber