Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 16

Bo | | PAGE SIX DAILY Stocks Che Casper Sunday Cribune and Grains TRIBU NE Fase MARKETS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1925 Pe: STOCKS WEAKEN AT CLOSE OF THE WEEK Early Gains of Short’ Session Wiped Out By | Decline in Late Trading; Strong Rally Last Week Sent Prices Higher. 28. Stock | steadily increasing in th panding ¥ operation: the United arked dow derid. Te increased issues in d rumors tion, clos: 1° Mot 106. last 118%, Tuesday recovery ders were! m: WHEAT PRICES GIVEN ade by ot} SETBACK AT CHICAGO. Baltimoi | Bethlehem r Sudden Drop at Buenos Aires Calls Halt in Re-|< cent Advances Based on Reports of Crop I ert Damages in Argentina. rp set- conditions to. pro-| Alres led t the corn crap | tend down-|} cellent. weathet mote the movem nade the ce | | For the niost ower, respor | damage a was spreading the north into the central sed- i a i om central Argentina and the north, with unfavorable weather conditions much of the time three. zones, {ricluding some he south. According to one report, Argentine wheat suffered in one week 18,000,000 bushels: loge, 9 shrinkage made wor: that European buyers this eeuscn have been depending to an unusual extent on the outlook for a bount!! tul crop in Argentina, Special significance quarters attached to tapldity of price advances for wh ®t Liverpool than at Chicago. Pnlarged receipts of-corn and ex- Holiday Trade Launched Montgomery Ward 'YOU KNOW ME AL--Adventures of Jack Keefe THIS 1S & GREAT PLEASURE INDEEO- 1 HOPE YOU WILL FAVOR US WITH A Few WorDSs ON YouR MARVELOLS ONE PUNCH TRIUMPh LAST NIGHT. Ack, THIS 1S GRECKEN RIDGE GREAT FALLS, —Montana Mont.,-Nov. 28. people are to be given an opportunity ‘to learh first-hand- ed regarding the importance of the fast growing petroleum industry ly- ing within the confineg of the treas- ure state, according to a general in- vitation to Montana people, issued by Walter F. Brittan, secretary of the Mountain Division of the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas association. Great Fal's will receive this first general ofl conyention and Petro- leum congress ever held in Montana. The dates for the event have been Hfornia Pet, .- AES ahs! OE STIS! me KEEFE — You @RE @ PROFESSIONAL OF course Petroleum Congress For ’ Montana Is Scheduled set for Friday and Saturday, De- cember 4 and 5, and eyeryone inter- ested in learning ‘of the activities and achlevements in “ofldom is in- vited to attend the meetings. Speakers of. national fame will talk on various subjects at these meetings, The subject of Montana petroleum ology Will be discussed’ by Mr. Stewart, one of the foremost geolo- gists In’the Rocky Mountain aréa. Mr, Stewart's handling of this sub- t will include both reminiscence and forecast for the future, especial: ly as affecting Montana. ‘Cammnaons Tirade New Coe. — ———— Colorado F | Coal Conwoisnr Houston Gulf NNELLSVILLE, Pa—The Con- & com: signed a contract isville coke niarket has had a othr: ith the Houston 8 and Puel]slump furnace coke now being (ructble cbmpany to supply, the latter with | quoted around $6.00. natural gas from the south Texas — fi ds. It js thought this will reduce ates to consumers from $1.06 to-a nge of 70 to SO cents a thousand bu Pont a Nemou Steel PITTSBURGH—The semi-finished steel mafket fs show!ng strength and first quarter prices of $85 to $36 for bavs are freely predicted. Blast furnaces are well supplied with ore as the like season closes. General Asphalt Generab Electric General Motors a Motors Hudson Minois Central ependent 0. Int. Harvester 2:--. Int. Mer. Marine pfa. —. Int. Nickel Kelly Springflela Kennécott Copper. — Lehigh Valley Louisville and Nashville — Mack Truck Marland Ou - Mex. Squboafd Oil . Mid-Continent Pet. 80% Mo. Kan, and Texas — 40% | Nissourl Pacific pfd. S45 | t. Biseult . Nat. "Lead. “B" _ f New York Central — BABSON PARK, Mas., Nov. 28.— N.W “NDH.Y Roger W. Babson ‘today distussed with this paper an industry to which « } Nortolk and Wertern “\ ° ry e “4 faite North “Aiderican we all contribute, but’ from ‘which, With Ru i B «| Northern ‘Pacifico _ he says, very few profit. That {s to ° 1 mM 1g 1 1es Badtic Ol -- 59% | 54), all of us pay premiums for life Pan ‘American Pet. “B" — 74% | insurance, fire insurance, and other BY J. ©. ROYLE (Copyright The Casp No’ iness which indicated extenslve re- orders before the close of business December 24 Tribune) . 28.—Holiday to th a rush to- ———. -___ of the Although the ~ —— seat Business Briefs || necting Casteneau, 1 erled of took place in the The Centra! has been vper advertising DETROIT—The Michigan Bell ‘Y ephone company will spend: $: 000 for"improvement {n Mi in 1926. Detroit {s expected to show Tee] ANNOUNCEMENT | | We beg to announce that this firm jas been elected to associate membership on the New York Curb Mar- het and with it the inauguration of a special service on oolt Creek issues Hill, Weaver & Co, Associate Members New York Curb Market | Gladstone Hotel Bldg. Phone 3024 } “BONDS GRAIN” 11s Private Wires to All Principal Exchanges Pennsylvania Phila..and Rdg. Stewart: \ Union | Willys Overland - bushe kinds of insurance, ‘but to profit thereby we must die, have our prop- erty burn up, or be robbed! Even -to Profit from accident Insurance we murt hurt ourselves or someone else. son's official statement fs as Phillips Pet. — owth of Insurance. alize the tremendous has taken place in {n- vy r with leaps and b s and most companies are doubling thelr business evéry, ten year. The figures of growth are al- most staggering. This is because these figures are built up not sim; running trains over the Pennsylva-| stude ply from new business but also from tt wadting for | Dia tracks through here on a rental| Texas Co. thé accumulation. of tnterest pay- 1 goltig | 2818 for years. | Texas, a' ments. It must be remembered that a sum of money doubles itself in less than twelve years at 6 per cent com- pound interest. Of course, the growth of accident insurance, and to a cer- tain extent fire insurance. {s*large- franscont. Ol] . Paciti a net, galt of 26,000 telephones. ly due to the automobile. while the state a are ex “Four factors have ¢ontributed to ter Watash ‘pt this growth—Brlefly these are as - | Westinghouse follows: Automobiles 1.—The selling of insurance has Wroolwort been put on a sound.and high plane. Chrypter Seiya 191% | Life Insurance has probably the beat BA the. chive eat | AOR Ta RS | organized sales force of any indus- Page gt |try—thag {s, such imeurance today ah de Seca ooo - —y | 18 sold wile other things are merely Peo nei cen delivered as orders come {n y-ime int siaery. “y-| | | Crude Market eeits: taomtaies hau‘ tiated hi Sail Crash 9h to Gey aeactey carae | A28Pted to modern business, in that Het ye 4 1.87 it has developed group insurance, f ° + 1.8) | the Insurance of executives, and oth. | er forms of business insurance, New uses ntinually being found and developed. wages among the wage e made millions able to take inrurance who heretofore have not had the money to do so. These wage workers ore very wisely taking out Insurance to provide for the edu- cation of thelr children tn case the father should die before the children are self-supporting, Sunburet tamiltor Bape 4.—Life Insurance business w pede g the orfginal ‘instalment’ busin i ge ks Ter he Ones ft was bad form to buy -any- po} Wis Aieahehmeenererea: 135] thine on the instalment plan, but oe this hes now changed and. life tn- =? DGS Whe Fs | Surance has profited for bringing Flour this change about NNBAPOLIS—Fiour slipmente| ahead of a yenr ago. A quoted at $8.75 number one dark ®' selling up to $1.59 «| «= compared with’ $1:51 quo for Dece g Insurance a Repeat Business “Although life insurance has had to| «reat growth, vet automobile tnsur- ve has had even a greater growth, { the 17,000,600 ears now betng used States ft ts ald tha: sre ineured agatns ntopA House Furnis! PHILADELPHIA— facturers here are’ t | modern and “futuristic home furnishings nov factured, being manu- Wheat TOPEKA,! Kansas—Observerg re- port Kansas’ will have the largest @NO BO You | ; THE @GBOLITION OF > THE PRESENT STATUTE OFFECTING THE RIGHTS OF PROFESSIONAL ‘IN BLLATS RAMIFICOTIONS OR- Do You, FAVOR _ irs geeks Insurance Stocks as an Investment. “The stock of no insurance com- pany is listed cn the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks of every other kind are traded In on the exchange except- ing insurance companies’ stocks, This does not mean that they cannot be bought as they are quite actively traded In by the:brokers of:Hartford and certain ‘other insurance sections It is always possible to buy fire in- surance stocks— they have almost always” proved a profitable invest- ment. The’samé thing is true of au- tomobile,-accident,.and other {nsur- ance companies, These stocks are seldom exploited, but are almost uni- versally good Investments. The larg: est Ife insurance companies ere known as Mutual. companies and either they have no stock outstand- ing or sell only a small amount “Insurance companies’ stocks are good for two basic reasons: 1.—The business is continually {n- creasing. As already stated, the life insurance business increases as pop- ulation Increases and*people become more prosperous. accident {nsyrance {nereases, ‘as. automobiles increase, while fire, insyrarce fhcredses ns more hulldings are constracted and ag values rise. , —The. risk, {s gradudlly decreas: ing, In the case of life insurance the length. of life, fs» gradually ‘increas- ing and sickness 1s decreasing. The risks of firé Insufatice are decreas- ing, because communities’ are’ hay- ing better water supply, and” more I stringent building laws. “There| are very few Industries or Investments where the business is sure to Increase and the risks and operating expenses are decreasing: Furthermore, most’ states supervise wheat acreage in the history of the state in 1926." 6 * : . INSURANCE BUSINESS =| 1S ON SOUND BASIS Roger W. Babson Discusses It From Standpoint of Investment in Exhaustive Review of All Its Phases. fire, and one-quarter of them carry |Hablility insurance. Those bought on the instalment “plan must, of neces- sity, carry fire insurance until they are paid for. Consider that 20 per cent of the cars on the road are still unpaid for and 70 per cent of the new cars are being bought.on the instalment plan, this greatly stimu- lates the business of insuring auto mobiles. The growth ih ordinary fire inturance is usually propor- tional to the gtowth of building Every house bulit ig insured andthe thore new buildings the greater the new insurance that is placed. Furth- ermore the general rise in the cost of building has tncreased th: of older buildings and the ins on these older places. is being increased. Insurance as a Business. “When everybody is rushing to Plorida or going into the real estate business in any section of the coun- try, it is well to remember that ‘the old reliable insurance business {s still very worthy of consideration. In- surance {s not a spectacular business and-profits tn it are not large; but itis a very secure and safe business. Both fire and life insurance must, of necessity, increase with the popula- tion and the prosperity of the coun- try, Automobile, accident, and ‘bur- glar {insurance are bound to con- tinue to grow. Other forms of insur- ance will develop from time to time. Bright young men who are looking ardund for a safe and profitable line of business will do well to con- sider the insurance business, espe: clally fire insurance. First, go to work for some insurance agent to jearn the business and then get into business for yourself getting the privilege of representing & good Whe of; companies. Insuraiice {3 a fihe business for any young man whois Willing to work. It {s a business which grows slowly but constantly and ultimately grows to large pro- partlons, Moreover it should be a very. profitable’ business in’ commu- nitles which are growing rapidly, * “Originally josurance was ‘a cash business:and then it became a 30-day business, but gradually the Insur- ance companies are carrying greater accounts receivable. I belleve that this feature will Increase more and more as the years go on, thus giving those in the business who have cap- ital a real opportunity to use it. In- Surance credits are usuelly , good. ‘There 1s also an opportunity for the fire insurance agent to make a prof- It on thetnetalment of sprinkler sys- tems, sale of fire extinguishers, and various other elde lnes. It ts sur- prising how few insurance agents are today taking advantage of the opportunity .of selling theag <‘acces- sorles’ to (helr bOsiness insurance for the protection of both the insured and the investor. All’ of these things are ‘gradually ‘ndding to the industry and should give it even greater prosperity In the future than it hag enjoyed'in the ‘past. Of course, - agents’ commissions are small and’ the ‘prices: of stocks are high. All good ‘things cost money. The stocks of insurance’ companies. howevér, are low in price when their actual merits are compared with the merits of stocks of most’ companies at the present time. With ‘the Bab- sonchart at 14 per éent above -nor- maland the forty most active stocks averaging 128’ compared with 85 ‘in the summer of 1924 irfsurance’ stocks are cémpartively ‘cheap.’ Quotations by Bias” Vucerevich, * Broker s 203 Consoltdated ‘Royalty ” Building Western (Exploration’ — 2.25. ° 2.50 Consolidated “Royalty - 10.00 Central Pipeline — 60 E. ‘T. Williams 10 Bessemer At Western States — Kinney Coastal - Columbine - Jupiter Elkhorn Domino -- 0 Royalty Producers 04 Sunset 00% Picardy - 01 Atlantic Petroleum 00% Quaker Oll_. 00% Preston, Oil, 1,000 ~~ .50. Buck Creek, ---------- , .08 McKinpile® _-22.2-_ | 13 Chappell Riverton ePt. Argo .-.--. Curb Stock: Prairie Ol. .. = 55% Mountain Producers. weeene 24% Salt Creek Producers -------. 31 Continental New York Ol! ~ Salt Creek Cons, 8. 0. Ind. . Humble Ol . Ohio Ol - “lassified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents oer line. NO ADD LESS THAN 80 CENTS Five average words used ay @ pauls of estimating « line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two Itnes. 3 + hee All, charged. advertising will be nooked ‘“‘set lines” trrespeetive of the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one (ncorrect insertion of any ad vertisement ordered for more than me time Grrore not the fauit of the advortiser which clearly lessen the real vaiue of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE faye after tnsertion No cepublicn tion wili be made when the error doea rot mater! affect the sense or purpoge of the edvertisement HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—Saieslady or gen- tleman; single and with thorough ability in general merchandising: state age, experience, salary expect- ed and references in answer-to Box B-100, Tribune. ADDRESSING ENVELOPES — Ex- perience unnecessary. Earn $15.00 to $45.00 weekly during spare time at home. Dignified work for honest, sincere persons. 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Biggest opportunity ever offered ebustlers, Territory going fast. Write quick for details, W. & H. Waikef, Inc., Dept, N,, Herr's Island, Pittsburgh, Pa. WANTED—SALESMEN WANTED—Auto salesmen, Motor Co., 226 8, David. NEW MEN guaranteed $35 and ex- Big Six penses against commissions. Re- tallers ‘live-wire novelty. Good men make $200 weekly. Appleton Confection Co:, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. SALESBOARD SALESMEN—850.00 daily selling salesbobard assc ments: . Make high as. $38.00 on sin- gle, order.. No samples to carry. Write for cotored catalog. LION MPG, Co,, .Dept. 214, 2146 Sheffield, Chicago. PAY BEST MEN $100 week y sell- ing retailers. livé-wire specialty. Commissions advanced. STANDARD ee _.-By DICK: DORGA Ee : PRs, /No- 1M FoR DiCke Dor W=28-25 SERVICES OFFERED on your rk, also Lelsinger. I CAN sayp you money bullding“and repair w cement tyork. L. D. Phone 1975-M. WA \TED—Laundry work; greatest care taken of clothes; will call for and de‘iver, Phone 5-W. e IT WILL pay you to get my price on your painting and decorating; all work L. D. Leisinger. Phone 19 MARCEL url, 76 trace, 50¢c. The Marcel Shop S. Beech, Phone 237-J. re 124 and Bo For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ¥3 1924! model; in A snap at $140.00. EARL C. BOYLE, Inc. The safe place to buy’ your used car A-l condition. FOR SALE—Two Ford cars for gale one open, one closed. Cas- rvice Station, C and McKinley, FOR SALE—Ford Runabout; 1923 model; complete overhaul on motor. Guaranteed—$175.00. nn igi e place to buy your used car. wat The s FOR SALE—Dodge touring car; A-l: condition, with extras; reasonable. 1728 South Cedar. FOR SALE—Ford Touring; 1924 model; Ruckstell axle; guaranteed, $325.00, Earl C. Boyle, Inc, The safe place to buy your used car FOR SALE—Late model Ford tour- ing ear; must sel quick for cash, Phone 1298-W, WE PAY CASH For all makes of used cars and sell them on easy: terms. GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR CO. 333 North Wolcott. FOR SALE—Ford Coupe; 1923 model; shock absorbers and fany otier extras.—$290,00, my “ = (eal erat cO., Cedar ‘Rapids, | The safe Place to buy your wsed car own. ; SALE—Ford Runabout in WANTED—AGENTS condition; about one REEF ASS crop ai HOLIDAY KNOCKOUT—Wonderful new Oriental Good Luck Beads; women buy them.on sight; entire y different; 100% profit; 10 to 30 or- ders daily easy; marvelous sales plan. Mah Jong Bead Co., Minneapolis, | Minn. WOULD $200 to $500 a month inter: est you? New automobile discov. ery sells for $1. Big demand. Fast repeater. Write today. ADAMS, Manager, BOONR. IOWA. POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANT woman wants work as camp cook, or helper; agreeable working condi- tians more important. than high Wages, Box B-97, Tribune, LADY \wants work as housekeeper for widower; good cook and house- ketper; no objection to ” children. Phone 2696-W. 644 8. Durbin. WORK WANTED—Cooling in oll fields or hotel or housekeeper. Phone 722-3. WANTED—By two young men. work of any kind. 912 North Me- Kinley. __ SERVICES OFFERED NURSE-—Good references; confine ment cases preferred. Phone 1578-J. MARCEL, Toc; retr Grant. Phone 267 Munkers, HARPER” method scalp treatments for dandruff, falling hair, marcel Mra Colby, 449 CY — Phon: 59 Tell the Advertiser— I a: The Tribune, 535-8 annette ATTENTION - WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT GREEN & CO. THE MARKET FOR ALL KINDS -ARE AGAIN IN OF JUNK. * Metal, brass, radiators, lead and batteries, mane and horse tail hair, prices in the market. furs and wool. GREEN & CO. 518 West Yellowstone )—Expertenced | BY | We pay 20¢ We are paying the highest Get our prices for hides, pelts, year's service.—$2' CARL C. BOYLE, INC. The safe place to buy your used car FOR RENT—GARAGES heat, ge. water, IR RENT—Two good at 515 S§ Di COAL DELIVERE per ton. FOR SALE heater, mind measure,’ $7.50 N Moore Bros, 17-R-6, ctically new gas . Ash. . Phone, 1462-3. MAKD your garage safe for winter use, by finishing tt Inside with (NSULITE, the last word in Wall- board. NICOLAYSEN LUMBER. CO. Phones 62 or 2300 ALE—Higi er lady FOR § Canadian Seay e Box 310, y new big O-callbre Ross rifle, with nd cartridges; will sacrifice, $01 N, Center St. Phone 784. FOR tore route, county; experience unnecessary; no selling; just distribute, and. co! ; Should net $70.00 weekly salary. Box B-99. ‘Tribune, : FOR SALE—Reaso: rose wool crey fant’s cozy wrap: short skirts, x well, this lady's old ale dress, size 42; {n- » White outing Phone 1805;W. 1 manila rope, inner tubes, ber pound for horse Phone 2408