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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
WIRE COMMUNICATIONS
CUT-TRAINS ANNULLED

DENVER April l5(By United Press) Denver virtually
lated tonight the the which showed aba
after than 10 inches of had fallen tonight
The Denver rand Achson Topeka and Santa F and the
Colorado
Pacific announced that effort would be made get trains
north though lines blocaded today and had
Rock Island Union Pacific Burlington reported
their lines 10 the east overt the Praire cleared.
Wire early
limited available Several miles
of wire down between here and Colorado Springs
almost stands tonight Schools
dismissed at
AFort Collins and Greeley the broke the wires and
Greeley without lights and The Greeley Tribune Republican
forced publication Of
the San Luis Valley fourteen inches of had fallen today
Aamosa hndred
and business dwellings destroyed
Eight
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THOMPSON FALLS. Mont. April
l5.--whcn Mrs Mona May McCully.
u, goes on trial here On u charge of
having killed her son In.law. Leon Rich.
ardson. she viii nc confronted by her
widowed daughter ~ u witness for the
prosecution.
Mrs McCully's son. Ernest. also will
testify against her The husband. Fred
McCullcy. takes IN" size " his wife.
\ confession" made public immcdl'
ttly after Mrs. McCullys arrest. has
been rcpudlaicd by her, The officers de-
clarcd Mrs. McCully told them she Kill
cd Richardson because he had allen
ated" her children She now denies
any knowledge of the killing.
Richardson, AN overseas veteran. was
found dead sitting at the wheel of an
automobile few miles out of Plains
Mont, Scorched bullet holes In the
back of his head made u evident he
had been killed by someone In the ton
ncau.
Witnesses said Richardson and Mrs
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MEMBERS BOTH HOUSES STAND BY
TARIFF L-v0TE IS 269 TO 112

WASHINGTON, April ls-Repubean leaders, supported by all
except eight their party and by Is democrats pushed the Young
emergency tariff and anti jumping bill through the house late To-
day. 2es H. with members voting present
Passage Of the at the end Of stormy session dur
ing which handful Of democrats aided by few republicans had
harased the leaders Of the republican side perssenty for
than four hours Charges that the republicans had bowed to the
ea.on Of the hurled only by Representative
acting democrat leader but by Representative
Newton Minnesota and Representative Luce Msss both repub
well
Heated marked the tariff debate which revealed
wide split the Texas delegation Several Louisiana members al
supported the tariff program The discussion particularly
pointed when Representative Connolly democrat Texas chded his
colleague Representative Hudspeth for "desertg his party
Besides Mr. Hudspch the roll call showed the following demo-
voting for the tariff:
Parish Banon and Jones Of Texas; Duprenfavot Martin and
Laxaro Of louisiana Smhw Georgia. Taylor Colorado Lea
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California; Clark Florida; Campbell yvania; Lsnfod Ceor
sia and Deal Of Virginia.
Republicans voting against the bill included;
Stafford Wisconsin; Tnkha Massachusetts; Perlman, Volk
Ryan, and Siege Of New York; Luce Msssaehuse and Keller
Michigan.
Chairman Fordney Of the ways and committee precpat
ed the charges ctaon when he declared the
would accept changes the bill passed last session.
much a crossing Of r or the dottng Of an H."
"Those instructions" he added
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EDITOR LoCKNEY PAPER
NOW CRITICALLY ILL

Special To- the News:
PLAiNVlEW. April is.--llcn
=. smith. publisher of the Lock
ncy Beacon. who WIS operated on
In the Plalnvicw Hospital ycstcr'
day for appcndicities. lies In crit.
ical condition here tonight.
Reports from tho hospital are
to the effect that while the well
known editor IN resting fairly well.
that his cons.lion In decidedly dan.
gcrous.
Ben Smith II one of the best
and most widely known weekly
editors In the Plains Country and
WIS prominently placed on ths
program ~ the Panhandle Press
Association. now In annual session
In Amarillo,
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The known dead in Miller county
j. S. Jones' Trgents found unconscious in road died In hos
pital
Two Of Bert Roberts, Of Shiloh Carter II; Lannie 10;
found field Walter and Fannie Dewbery, killed
on w. A. Quilin place Shiloh.
Wife Of Henry johnson, negro, killed At Trsenta-
Moffu family Of three and Jones family Of five tenants
Boyee place. all reported dead ..
Two negroes unknown, found dead In field SIX mes
southwest Of Texarkana in Bowie county.
The injured;
Dodd wife and Is year old Lloyd Of Trssna Dodd
badly leg broken and number Of muscles ground
apart and internal injuries; son badly cut on head.
Mrs. Sanders Orr, Tngenta, arm bruised.
Cato Smith, Trigensa, body bruises
R. Babb rural free delivery carrier aged about 70 years.
crushed falling house. internal chest injuries ess and cu
in serious condition at hospital
Oscar Nsrseen and mother, Shiloh body bruises.
Two smal sons Of Hamp Roberts, Shiloh slightly hurt
A. H. Cox, Shiloh, body bruises.
Plummer Folks daughter Beatrice Is old gashed In
by split timber school house at Shiloh parayzed from hips
down.
Luther Griffith, Shiloh ribs broken.
Henry Moseley Shiloh injured internal and body bruises
J. D. Vanderbilt, Shiloh, head gashed and legs cut
Essy Vanderbilt H. back Of neck cut all eross and jaw
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CYCLONE LEAVE ES A
PATH OF MISERY


this afternoon northeast doing extensive damage varying from half mile
reliable killing all the members the MGh and families
family Several reported the Boyce plantation Two unknown
shave ebeen injured
-four
Theschoo Tigenaw had dismissed
Smsp
weede eroed.
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G0MPERS TO MARRY

NEW YORK. April i5.-Samuel
Compers. president, ~ the Ameri.
can Federation ~ Labor tonight
tuihoiizcd the announcement 10
his engagement to Mrs. Gertrude
ulcavcr Ncuschclor ~ this city.
The marriage viii take place IN the
near future.
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broken.

TENARkANA. Arb. April BE"
ports coming In from ~" storm AREA
revealed constantly growing list of
injured persons some of whomc are cN'
pcctcd Ia die ono doctor treated
twelve injured persons who had been
carried to AN undamagcd farm house
Three uf these are In critical condition
and seven will have a. bc brought to
hospitals as soon as cars can gt through
the debris
Ambulanccs sent tp bring IN seven
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AUSTIN. Tex. April ls.- Cover
nor Nen was requested late today
90 send detachment oi rangers 10
Paris o. protect u negro charged
with criminal, assauliing u young
slri nj Honey Grove last Wednes.
day. The negro was transferred
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state PRESS IS A WRITER
BUT HE CAN'T PLAY CHECKERS

The Panhandle Press checker championship decided Friday
in favor Of L. Waggoner Of the Miami Chief Estate Press
whose Is said to be Joe Taylor
Hard Il all afternoon with rooters watching them the
per the board the Es Home with first player
lead then the other Al the end Of the contest the
stood 0 TO in favor Of the Miami Newspaper
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MARVIN JONES REAL MAN
SAY PANHANDLE EDITORS

ranch. where Richardson and his wife
we're living with the McCullys.
4 Plains merchant testified he had
sold Mrs, McCuly q revolver.
Richardson aud Eloy McCully were
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
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NTfNTHT 10 7 NT NFW|
TtCt MCiRI. y. ~. April l5.-
Excitement II running high over
the discovery of oil Ia the Warner
well, ~ miles southwest d here.
OIl was found nj u depth of go
feet. The icll. dug by u rancher sey.
eral years ago for water. was aban.
doncd for that purpose. In trying
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Hon. lee Sa,tcrwhiic was the frs,
speaker of the evening. lie was asked
to nay "A tribute tn the host uf the eve.
ming. Marvin Jones. tie said "'ro serve
the public we'll aud faithfully gives any
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
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ONE STOLEN CAR IS ENOUGH
BUT PLEASE DON'T take ANOTHER

Deprived of Dodge stolen ear on
his way from Oklahoma Thursday,
y man whose nane II said 60 he J.
VI. Mcfadsicn. took Buick. and
was on his way south. By prompt
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LONDON. April i5--Many men In
Mcrscy side towns are taking care of
the baby and doing the housework while
their wives Ro ,o earn IN" living. That's
because work ls scarce In mems trades
while there IL big demand for domicllcs.
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injured Mt the Mills place. q mile be-
You'd shiloh. returned empty. being un'
able to get anywhere near the scene
ON account ~ had roads and debris
Between the Genoa road and the Du'
les ferry rad, II is feared there had
been widespread damage, but II is i'm
possible to get through there In the
dark.
Tho destruction on the Boyce. Potter
aud Sims plantations is complete. Five
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
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newer lagged q minute.

Music by the khiva shrine Band with
Iagpi,r splos by Norman y. Raleigh OF
London. ontario. Canada, and quartet
COMPOSED uf n, W. Allbright. clyde
Cockrcn. George waddcll. AL j. G.
Lowe added to the festivities.
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by ASSOCIATED PRESS

LAREDO, Texas, April ls-Ceneral Pablo
Gonzales, who was reported in war office an
nouncement tonight from Mexico City, to have
crossed the Mexican boundary today, and is said to
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NO REVOLUTION IN MEXICO SAYS
GONZALES-PEACE OUR PROGRAM

be in revolt against the Mexican government, was
here tonight where he has resided for the past sew
eral days.
There is no revolution under way, so far as Is
known on this section of the border.
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Pep and pedomnated the Marvin Jones banquet Of the
Panhandle Association last night From the minute the
members Of association entered the dining Of the hotel
unit, Judge Walker Hall completed his brilliant address interest
rever agged n minute
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LITTLEROCK, April l6-Reports received by the
Arkansas Gazette up to early hour this morning give
total of 80 persons dead result Of the storm in south
western Arkansas Twenty.sx of these whites and
large number of them unidentified.
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Did WOMAN KILL SON-IN-LAW?

Cully had lef, Plains together late tho
previous night bound Tor the McCully
, 1921-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby gwen that at a
special meeting of the stockholders
Of Antwerp Salt Creek Oil Syndi-
cate, a Wyoming corporation, le-
gally called and held at the office
of the company, rooms II and IS,
Townsend Building, Casper, Wyo-
ming, on July Is, 1921, at 10
o'clock a. m, at which meeting
stockholders representing and own
ing more than two-thirds of the
capital stock of said company is
sued and outstanding were pres
ent, by legal resolution unanimous
ly adopted, said company was or
dered dissolved, said company hav-
ing ceased to do all business, all
corporate debts having been paid,
all corporate liabilities discharged
and the corporate assets and prop
erty distributed among the persons
/ entitled thereto. The statutory
trustees for creditors and stock
holders are l.. A. j. Philippot, r. N.
Ogden, Jr., and John R. Healy.
Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this
] 18th day of July, 1921.
(SeaD r. N. OGDEN, Jr.,
Vice President.
JOHN K. HEALY,
Publish July &c. Aug, :. .. is. 70
80. 1921.
(W.O.W.)
, 1921-08-23

than a thousand pioneers by the state
historical department.
Last years meeting of the pioneers
at the state fair was such a success
that there were many requests that ii
be made an annual event. and in com
pliance thereof. Miss Eunice G. An
derson, state historian, is arranging
programs to cover two morning ses-
sions. There will be special music.
Interesting short talks by a number of
pioneers and open discussion.
The tate fair management will pro
vide a tent for exclusive use of the
historical department. SO that it may
be kept open for the benefit Of the
pioneers. ex-soldiers and their friends
during the entire four days OF the
fair.
All pioneer men and women OF the
are included. whether or not
they are reached by a special invita-
ton
, 1921-08-23
NOTICE OF pIssoIur,oN

Notice is hereby given that al n
special meeting of the stockholders
of Standard Irot- Works, a Wvo-
ming corporation, held at the Of
fee OF the company at Casper.
Wyoming, on the 9th day of .JuIv'
1921, at the hour of 10 O'Clock a.
M, at which meeting all of the
stockholders representing all of the
capital stock of this company were
present, by proper resolutions,
unanimously adopted, said corpora
tion was ordered dissolved, the cor
porate enterprise abandoned and
the charter, franchise and corpor-
ate name surrendered, said COM
pany having ceased to do business.
all corporate debts having been
paid, all corporate liabilities dis
charged and the corporate assets
and property distributed among the
persons entitled thereto. The statu-
tory trustees for creditors and
stockholders are F. NJ. Zimmers,
Sam Winner and Martin Holmes.
+. NJ. WINNERS, President.
w. J. STONE, Secretary.
Publish Aug. 20. 80, Sept. 6, 13, 20,
%, 1921.
, 1921-08-23
ORDERS START
WHEAT RALLY
Market Eases Off Suddenly
but First Hour Prices
Return.

CHICAGO. Aug. e3.-wheat opened
Lc higher on the Chicago board OF
trade today. advanced to a full cent
over yesterdays finish and then eased
off. Initial prices were SLIT to s1.I7k
for September and s1.1s to s1.1s% for
December. Trade was light after
some scattered general buying at the
scarf, especially in September. There
vas some moderate commission house
buying in December. Country offer.
ings were reported light and expor,
demand slow with advices tina Eng,
land was requesting reoffers at lower
prices.
A rally at thu end of the first hour
carried prices back to around the op.
ening figures.
The market became cratic later
and prices f~iuctuated. mainly on local
trading. on n range of about 2 cents.
The close was well above yesterdays
finish with September $1.17% to SI.1S
and December s1.19 to S1.1sL.
Corn generally followed wheat. start
Ing X to &c higher with September
5sss to 53Sc and December SAX to
54&c.
The market was heavy. the early
recession being in the n~eighborhood
of a cen under h opening and the
subsequent recovery being slow.
The market averaged generally low
err but there was enough support I o
raise the lowest price to within a
fraction Of yesterdays finish at the
close. Final prices were 53s @53hc
for September, 53%c to 534c for De
cember.
Oats. opening x to &c higher, lost
only fractions and then went back to
yesterdays final figures. First trades
made September 34h to SAFE and De.
cember s7s to 37A q 20
Provisions were slow and generally
unchanged. the, hig market being
slightly firmer than yesterday and re,
ceipts at the stock yards somewhat
COVER than estimated.
, 1921-08-23
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-U. s. Bureau
OF Observation-Disclosures 10000;
beef steers dun. early sales 15@25c
lower; top sf0-25; bulk beef bulls $3.50
Ge.5o; she stock and bulls. slow and
steady to weak; bulk fat she stock
si.ooG6.Oo; canners and cutters most
ly s2.5o@s.25; bulk bolognas $3.50
400; butcher grades largely si-5o@
$3.50; calves soc higher; bulk vealers
s9.5oG1o.Oo; stockers and feeders
steady.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; active. most
iy Csc lower; bulk of sales $1,000
9.25; top $40; heavy weight s7-s5@
$50; medium weight Ss.e5 q9.25; light
weight Ss.0o9e.4o; light lights $3.50
s.25; heavy packing sows smooth
S7.o0@T.5o; packing sows rough S6.75
@7.oo; pigs sS.O0as.0o.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; native lambs
around Csc lower; packers top early
1925; culls $3.50; one string western
lambs about Csc lower at $3.50; others
held higher; sheep scarce, about
steady; feeder lambs lower; best light
ycarlings $40.
, 1921-08-23
.HOYT HALL ADDITION
DELAYED, CONSTRUCTION
At FAULT, IS CHARGE

LARAMIE. wyo.. Aug. 23.-con-
.struction of ar addition to Hoyt hall.
the girls dormitory OF the University
of Wyoming. has been delayed because
of h inferior quality of brick pro-
vided for the work The brick. the sup
cruising architect discovered. wa so
soft that It was worthless and the en-
tire lot was condemned. As a result
the building cannot be completed in
time for the opening Of the fall term.
, 1921-08-23
OF Gillette HERO
ARRIVES FROM OVERSEAS

GILLETTE. wyo.. Aug. 23.-The
body of Pvt. Louis Shallcrs who was
killed on the Argonne front during
the late var has been received at
New York. according to a telegram
received today by the soldiers father.
Guy w. Shallers. Private Shallers
was a homesteader south OF Gillette
when the war broke out. He Will be
buried at Harrison, Neb.
, 1921-08-23
LdU Violations
Decreasing Here

The number OF violators of city or
dlnances fell on during the past 20
hours. there being only five such
booked at police headquarters. Three
men were charged with violating traf-
hc regulations and contributed a IS
fine ach to the city treasury. Two
were recorded as being drunk and dis
turbing the peace One paid "a SIS
fine and the other vas released on
a S25 bond.
, 1921-08-23

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Prime MGR
camille paper. 6a6h per cent.
Exchange-Irregular; sterling, dc,
mand. 1886; cables. S3.66h.
Francs - Demand. no; cables
7.7oh.
Belgian Francs - Demand 7.52M;
cables, 7.1oh.
Guilders-Demand, $3.50; cables. 5000.
Lire-Demand. 4.24h: cables, 4.25.
Marks-Demand. 1.15k; cables. 1.16.
Greece-Demand, 5.55.
Sweden-Demand. 21.45.
Norway-Demand. 1923.
Argintine-Demand, 1928.
Brazilian-Demand. 1913.
Montrcal-s 15-16 per cent dis
count
Time loans. steady: go days. 90 day.
and six months. 5& as per cent.
Call money. steady; high 5h; low
81; ruling rate 81; closing bid s.
last loan 5K.
, 1921-08-23
GermanyPr Preparing
For Passion Plays

oBERAMniERGAu, Germany, Aug.
2S.-Preparations for next years
presentation of the famous passion
Play" are being made. The casts Of
the production viii be definitely de-
cided upon by October. The officials
in charge say that already numbers
of Americans have their
intention of attending the perform
.anec.
, 1921-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received for construction of
a school building in School District
No. 10. Specifications and plans
may be secured s.som the Clerk of
the District, r. A. Clark, Casper.
Wyo. Bids to be closed the 26th of
, 1921-08-23
Pioneers limited
State Fair Fetes

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug 2s-In-
vitatons TO the Pioneers program.
which viii be a feature OF h state
fair at Douglas. Wednesday and
Thursday mornings. September "a
and is. are being cent out TO more
, 1921-08-23

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Copper -
Dull; elcctrolytic, spot and near by,
11E @12c; later, 12@12Lc-
Tin-Steady; spot and near by,
see.25; futures, S26.25.
Iron-Steady; prices unchanged
Lead-Steady; spot. $40.
Zinc-DuIl: East st. Louis delivery,
spot, s4.1594.20.
Antimony-Spot, $3.50.
, 1921-08-23
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
iHERN0P PLANT is INDEPENDENT

Efforts made to confirm a story printed as a rumor yester-
day by The Tribune that the Standard Oil company had a
working agreement for the operation of the Alliance Oil and
Refining company plant at Thermopolis have been unavail-
ing. To the contrary if the reports printed in Thermopolis
papers are true officials Of the eompany here have no advice
, 1921-08-23

DENVER. Aug. 25.-Cattle Re
cepits. HOO market slow and lower;
beef steers. s567; cows and heifers,
s3G5: calves. s5.5o9S; stockers and
feeders. s3-5o@6.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market CSC
lower; top. 50; bulk. s7as.5o.
Sheep =, Receipts. $500; market
steap TO s5c lower; lambs, s7.5o@9;
ewes 1904: feeder lambs. SGQ7-
, 1921-08-23
WANTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS
ADS

ADVERTISING RATES-The rate
for inserting Want Ads IN The Cas-
per Daily tribune is Ia cents a word
each insertion; minimum IS cents.
, 1921-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Close:
Wheat-Sept.. s1.17z; Dec. s1.19.
Corn-sept.. 5sssc; Dec. 53%c.
Oats-Sept., 3+c; Dec, SIC.
Pork-Sept.. SIT.
Lard-Sept., S10.47; Oct. $1,000.
Rbs-Sept., 50; Oct, 1886.
, 1921-08-23
Potatoes

CHICAGO. Aug. %. Potatoes =
Slow and weak; receipts 125 cars;
Jersey cobblers, sacked $500; Idaho
Colorado and Washington round
whites s3.oo93.15; Nebraska early
Ohios sass 100: Minnesota $1,000
$50; Red River ohios ss.75@2.S5; Kan.
Irish cobblers $500.
, 1921-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Butter-Low,
err; creamery extras. 37c; standards
s4I5c; first. a2A935.kc; seconds sOa
311zc.
Esss-Unchanged; receipts $685.
cases.
Pouitry-Aiive, lower; fowls, 1sa
nc; springs, e5c.
, 1921-08-23
Statesmen WANTED

WANTEDLTwo statesmen. with or
without experience; call after 5
O'Clock evenings. Room AZ, Sprague
hotel. S-23'st'
, 1921-08-23
Silver.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Bar silver
domestic seNc; foreign. 61Sc.
Mexican dollars. 47%c.
, 1921-08-23
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE1Onc span mules; one
team horses: one saddle or driving
mare; two sets double harness; one
single harness; n buggy: n 3k-
inch wagon; will sell at a sacrifice IL
taken at once. Mrs. C. L. Rounds.
camped near city pump station. Cas-.
per. Wyo. S-17-6ts
, 1921-08-23

oil situation strengthened this group
at the opening OF today's stock mar
ket. Asxican Petroleum made an
initial gain Of rs points. this soon
being extended &c > points. General
Asphalt. Houston & Texas company
also improved. Famous Players rose
~ points on declaration OF the regu-
lar dividend and Baldwin. Studebaker
and Tobacco Products also made irreg-
ular advances. Heavy features in
Guided American Sugar, American In
te~rnationai, American Wooden. Chand-
Ter and Railway Steel Spring. Rails
recorded only trivial gains and losses.
Oils extended their gains for n cine.
Pierce OIL preferred recovering a small
part OF yesterdays IL point loss.
Fresh reactions occurred. however.
when some OF the leaders among steel.
equipment. copper. shipping. motor.
food, chemical and allied shares fell
to new low records. Crucible. Repub-
lie and United States Steels. Ameri-
can Car, Pressed Steel Car. Utah,
Anaconda, American International,
United Fruit. Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred. Chandler. Cuba Can preferred.
Souch Porto Rico Sugar. Virginia
Carolina Chemical. Sears Roebuck and
Eelly-Springfield lost 1 to . points.
Moderate r~ecoveries before noon were
led by oils and Studebaker. On the
exchange call money opened at 5h
per cent but was offered at 5 per cent
outside.
, 1921-08-23
HELP wANTED-MALE

wANTED-Good live boy about Is
years OF age with wheel. to make
collections; a hustler can make from
50 TO 81 per day. Ask for Mr.. Seaman
at The Tribune. s-s3-ti-dh.
wANTED-Man experienced in past
eurizing milk. storage. etc. Casper
Dairy Co. si-S-lt'
WANTED-Man handy at s~tuccoing
and carpenter work for several days
in country; don't apply unless you
really want TO work. T.. o. box 1916.
Salt
WANTED-Man for light work OF n
ranch. Address p. o. box 1851. Cas-
per. Wyo- s--J-lt'
, 1921-08-23

OUT OF TOWN advertisements
must be accompanied by cash or check
in fun payment OF the same. Note
the foregoing Instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune.
, 1921-08-23

SALESMAN to sell our Rialto Cigars
as a side line or whole time on a
commission basis; part OF Idaho n
wyoming territory: give experience
and references first letter: must be
able 10 furnish bond. Unioa Cigar
Factory, Butte. Mont. S16-st