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New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
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Thursday, March 30

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NASHINGTQN. March eg-Tho disturb
tnce that was central over The st. Law
.ence Vale last night moved rapdIy
astW ard 30 Ne,Tfuundiand and ~ wa fo1
Owed By the ncrthNcstern arCa OF high
pressure which moved rau,.ll. cast,yaTd
"vt' the lsk Ike region and Ontario. Pres
sure 1cti decidedly to-day from tho Mis-
s.ssppi NaueE westward to the Rocky
Mountains and there Were two ccnttrs Of
@epr"s.sion to--dsS one over southeastern
Ncw NcNIco. the other over 4 lbrrts
Itis pressure distribution has been at
tond"d h,- rain within he last twenty tour
hours IA the middle Atlautlc and north A.
srest central valley the vest Gulf statez
ns s"unnStn P'g!Hs Itates and simost sen.
oy sno" in tue northern Pia MS states.
THO tfsnperatutc WAS lover to- day in tro
rtheastern states snd it was somewhat
aIeHcr IN the Northwest. clsew here there
Nss little change IN temperature.
nc southwestern disturbance Will move
northesstward attended b. general rains
a.. of The Mississippi River except in The
lioriGa peninsula silhin the nsst twenty
;"or hours snow is prcbs bic in portions
p"raturc Viii be lower 10 morrow in po
'tons OF lhc middle Atlantic states and
1T VIII rise slowly tomorrow and Friday
IA the lake region and the Ohio Valley
ana in the Atlantic states from Nirgi lia
northware Friday.
Forecast h, Districts Eastern New
York y Increasing cioudiness to-du. fol.
lowed by rain to night lu extreme south
ern portion, tomorrow rain with slowly
Using temperature.
southern New England increasing
cloudlD~ss to-d%Y foliosged 10y rain to-
night and tomorrow not much change in
temperature.
Eastern Pennsy Nania-Increasirr cloudi-
ness followed b. rain in southern and raj
or snow n northern portion this afternoon,
70 morrow rain with slowly rising tenn
1erature
New Jersey and Delaware-1ncrea
,ioudiness followed by rain this afternoon; !
% morrow rain With slowly rising tenn
ocratUre
Msryland--Rsin snd colder to-day. TO.
morrow showers with slowly rising TEN Z
}ofHturc
Nes'eru Fcnnsflreuia Rain ia southern +
n8 ratn - snow IN northern portion to-
h.: io-fnorroN rain and warmer
western New forh SNOW o. rain to
~; to-Us'rroN ialn ana warmer,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Woman Anpu,aics Own Arm

SEATTLE, Wash, March 2q.-Mrs.
Margaret Llndaucr amputatcd her own
arm at her home in Richmond Beach. a
suburb to-day because. she told her
siNtee0-year-old daughter, a spirit
commanded hcr to do SO. She was taken
20 hospl'al u critical condition
. he daughter also was taken to the
losnLlal. euncrlng from .hocA
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" Weather Report

sun rises '5a in sun eets s.1Tp. m.
Noon liSe 1901 g. ui Moon sets so y IN
locnl Forecast. Increasing cloudiness
lHN folo"o cd b rair to-riEht. rain.
tth sioNi, rising Temperatures. to-tnor-
'N tresh 10 strong northeast and cas-
Local official RECORD. THE following o..
nct7l record from the Weather Bureau
SHOWS temporsturcs during tho last
fent4 iour hours iu compa rison vith the
-arrcsnnmn-nE anL. - lAAt AnAr-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Reproduction Frenc.
Tapestry Panels
81 to $50

The same section o.
France that made the rare
old tapestries that no1C sell
for thousands Of dollars
each, is carrying ont]le trd-
dition IN these inexpensive
cotton ones.
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highest temperature Yesterday, s. dc
focS cat Ntfo "a. u.} lowest 1@ degrees
~ ini5nighh ryeraee. 4s degrees. pNe--
g@ san" datc 'asl ,esr. s9 degrees. i.,or.
san. dNte for 'hirty three ycars -
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At least fifty sizes

From small squares and OBJ
longs about 1927 in. in size
suitable for pillow tops, table
squares. pole-screens-to big.
rich-looking wall-panels, OBJ
long, square and of the long
narrow shapes suitable for
over-mantel use, the largest y
in. high 102 in. long.
Fourth Gallery, New Building.
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Spring Concert

q u A 7 II | E NJ L
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General Gather Conditions

2 m .9.tO = NJ a0-leS d. n
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Humidity
Barometer Res ding 5

Humidity
m 15 -. p1.... a. 2. m -
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WV Ecdloc's Island U,i60 mctcrs)
Signal Corp.. [. :. Army
WGN, schenectady $3.50 meters,

r. n-Pano selecttonr
.o5 D. ni.-Atss Nivyon Leyott sor-arl
troderick Gun9tcr tenor Francis Moor
, 1922-11-22
Speeders Taken
To Funeral By
Municipal Judge

CLEVELAND. Nov. 22.-six eon-
victed traffic law v~iolators accom-
panied by two police officers were
given an object lesson in reckless drlv'
ing when they were ordered by
Municipal Judge Sawieki to attend
the funeral of Catherine Gilmore. aged
Z, who was killed by IN automobile
last Saturday while crossing the
street in front of her home.
In addition to attending the funeral.
five OF the men were given fines and
a sixth. who was charged with drlv'
fng while intoxicated. was given a 80
day Jail sentence. fined $50 and costs
and! deprived of the right 10 drive for
ons az.
The Judge stated he intends to fol
low the same policy in the future and
that he will send traffic law vfolators
to morgues. hospitals and funerals to
view their victims.
, 1922-11-22

production OF leau uafre&
No. s-A. Midwest oil. on the moth
east quarter Of section 25-4o-79. was
completed ct I645 feet with an output
Of iibs barrels.
No. 16-A. Midwest oil. on the south
oast quaJter OF section 22-io-7s. was
fished AZ 1880 feet and is good FOR
eos barrels.
No. GA. Wyoming on Fields on the
southwest quarter OF section s34oi7o.
came in with a 5I6 barrel flow at
1865 feet.
No. STA. wyoming Associated. on
the northwest quarter OF section 29-4o-
20. IVES completed at 1874 feet but a
test has not been run on production
No. 2s-A. Wyoming Associated. On
the northwest quarter Of section cs-
1919 Is outputting 1890 barrels from
1860 feet.
Very little change Is noted In the
status OF wildcat tests OF the com
pauy. The Nieber dome test Is drill
ing at 1918 feet. Midway test we'll
40. 2 is drill ng at 1875 feet Grove
wen No. 9 In the Notehes field is un-
derreaming at 1908 feet.
, 1922-11-22
NO. 2s2-A.

w.
An Ordinance Providing for the
Issuance os the Improvement Bonds
for improvements in Sanitary Sewer
District Number Twelve, in the City
of Casper, Payable Out of the
Funds Derived from Special Assess
ments in Said Improvement District,
and for other Matters Relating to
Advertising, Sale, and Issuance OF
the Bonds:
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and
the City Council of Casper;
Section 1. In anticipation of the
collection of said assessments for
the improvement of the streets, and
portion of streets, in Sanitary
Sewer District Number Twelve, in
the City of Casper, and for the pur-
pose Of raising money for specia
improvements, Improvement Bonds
of the City Of Casper shall be issued
and sold to the amount of Twenty.
One Hundred and T~hirty-seven Dol
lars and Seven Cents (S2,137.07),
or SO much thereof as shall be nee
essary for the payment of the con-
struction of the improvements of
said Sanitary Sewer District Num-
Der Twelve, which Bonds shall be
payable only out of the funds de-
rived from special assessments from
the improvements in Sanitary Sewer
District Number Twelve levied, as
sessed, and collected in pursuance
Of law, and each of said bonds shall
, 1922-11-22

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF WYOMING
COUNTY OF NATRONA.
CITY OE CASPER

SANITARY SEWER BOND
SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER TWELVE
The City of Casper, in the Coun-
ty of Natrona, in the State Of Wyo-
ming, for value received, hereby
promises to pay to the bearer the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars on or
before the first day of January,
A. D. 1888, with interest thereon
at the rate of six per cent per an
num-, payable semi-annually on the
first day of January and July of
each year to the bearer of the re-
spective coupons therefor as they
mature, both principal and interest
being payable in United States Gold
Coin of the present standard of
value at the office of the City
Treasurer of Casper, Wyoming.
This Bond is one Of n series Is
sued for the payment of the cost
and expense of improvements in
Sanitary Sewer District Number
Twelve in said City, as authorized
by Ordinance 282-A, passed and APP
proved November 20, A. D. 1922,
under and pursuant to the provi-
sions of Chapter 129 of the Wyo-
ming Compiled Statutes 1920, and
amendments thereto, and is payable
only out of the local improvement
fund created for the payment of the
costs and expense of such, and NOS
otherwise, and in conformity with
said Act it is hereby recited that:
Neither the holder nor owner of
any bond issued under the authority
of this Chapter shall have any claim
therefore against the city by which
the same is issued, except from the
special assessment made for the
Improvement for which such bond
issued, but his remedy in case
of non-payment shall be confined 20
the enforcement Of such assess
ment."
This Bond shall be called in and
paid in its numerical order on any
interest payment day whenever
there shall be sufficient money in
the local improvement fund against
which these bonds are issued, over
and above sufficient for the pay
ment of interest on all unpaid bonds
pay the principal of one IT more
bonds, provided such call shall be
, 1922-11-22

made in the City official newspaper
as by law required.
When by reason Of non-conform-
~ 70 any law or ordinance, or by
ret son of any omission, informaiity,
j 3, any tax or assessment levied on
account of said Improvement is in
valid or is deemed invalid by the
Council of said City, or is adjudged
Illegal. or in Ease OF deficiencies,
the Council of said City will correct
the same by proper proceedings as
provided by law and will re-assess
and re-levy the same and also an
amount necessary to make up such
deficiencies.
And Il is hereby certified, re-
cited, and declared that all acts,
conditions and things required to
be done precedent to and In issuing
of this bond have been done, hap
pened, and performed in regular
form as required by law, and that
said indebtedness evidenced by this
issue Of bonds does not exceed any
statutory or constitutional limita-
ton.
In Testimony Whereof, we, the
undersigned officers of the City of
Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming,
being duly authorized to execute
This obligation on behalf of said
municipality have hereunto set our
official signatures and caused the
corporate seal Of said City to be
hereunto affixed as on the first day
Of January, A. D. 1928.
(SEAL)
Attest;
, 1922-11-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Foreisn ex.
change firm. Great Britain demand
4.4s 5.ls; cables 4.t5 5-1s; 60 day bills
on banks 4.47h. France demand
7.2s: cables $50. Italy demand 4.66h;
cables 4.67. Belgium demand s.s4;
cables 6.s4h. Germany demand
.olh; cables OF 9-1e. Holland de-
mand 1894; cables 39.sT. Norway de-
mand 1920. Sweden demand 1878.
Denmark demand 2O.20. Switzerland
demand 1850. Spain demand 1880.
Greece demand 1.62. Poland demand
.ooZ. Czecho-Slovakia demand sls-
Argentine demand 1852. Brazil de-
mand 1850. Montreal % 1915.
, 1922-11-22
KemaIist Visa
For Warships
To Be Required

coNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. 22.-By
the Associated Press.l--rhe Angora
government 1t was learned viii
present to Rear Admiral Bristol the
American high commissioner, a note
s;atire that American d~estroyers de-
; ring to enter or leave Turkish ports
must hereafter possess q Kemalist
Visa
TIE Nationalist government will
also ask that when one destroyer re
lieves another tho Nationalist auth
critics be informed OF the reason for
the change. the date when it Is TO he
made. the tonnage OF the vessel The
number OF the crew and other par'
sicula .
, 1922-11-22
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Butter higher;
creamery extras 81; firsts 40G4 lc
extra firsts 47@5oc; seconds 3sh@
S9c; standards 4sc.
Eggs lower; receipts s.s04 cases;
firsts 49@54c; ordinary firsts 4o@45c:
miscellaneous 45850c: refrigerator ex.
tras use; refrigerator firsts 25H @26e.
Poultry-Alive. lower: fowls 13@
1shc; springs 175kc; ROSTERS 12lsc;
turkeys 35c; geese 21c.
, 1922-11-22
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Nov. s2.-Potatoes
steady; receipts 40 cars; total United
States shipments 656: Wisconsin bulk
round whites 9oc@S1 cwt.; ditto
sacked s5c9s5c cwt.: Minnesota bulk
round whites s5495c cwt-; Minnesota
sacked Red River ohios soRs5c cwt.;
North Dakota sacked Red River
ohios S5995c cwt.: South Dakota bulk
round whites 7o9soc cwt.; Idaho
sacked Russets $3.50 cwt.
, 1922-11-22

specify the improvements for which
said bonds are issued. and said
bonds are payable out of the funds
derived from special assessment.
Section 2. That the said I'M
provement bonds shall be signed
by the Mayor. and attested by the
City Clerk; shall be dated January
First, 1928, and shall mature on or
before Ten Years from the date, as
provided by law. Said bonds shall
be in the denomination Of Five Hun
bred Dollars each, except that one
bond may be for such amount less
than Five Hundred Dollars. as may
be necessary to make the issue cor
respond with the total amount Of
the special assessment levied for
such improvements. Said bonds
shall bear interest at the rate of Six
Per Cent per Annum. payable SEMI
annually on the First Day of jan
uary, and July, of each year until
paid. and for which interest the
proper Interest Coupons bearing the
fac-simile signature, respectively, OF
said Mayor, and City Clerk shall BE-
attached to and made a part of srId
Bonds. Tho principal and inter st
of said Bonds shall be payable lt
the office of the City Treasurer o.
the City Of Casper. Wyoming.
Section 3. Said issue shall con-
sist of Bonds of the denomination
Of Five Hundred Dollars Each. eS-
eept one Bond in such amount as
it may be necessary to make the
issue correspond with the total
amount of the Special Assessment
levied for such improvements, and
shall be numbered from One IL,
upwards, and shall mature on or
before the First Day of January,
1888, subject to prior redemption,
however, at the time and in the
amer provided by Statute.
Section 4. Said Bonds shall be
executed substantially in the follow
ing form:
NJ KIM m
, 1922-11-22
Ship Companies
Appeal Advanced
By High Court

WASHINGTON. Nov. 90. - The
foreign steampship companies appeal
from the decision of Judge Hand at
New York, upholding the Daugberty
bone dry liquor regulations for ocean
liners. was advanced by the SUI
preme court for hearing on Janu-
airy .. The court also set for hear
Ing on the same day the two appeals
By American steamship companies
from Judge Hands decision.
, 1922-11-22
WHEAT PRICES
WEAKER TODAY
Slump in Liverpool Quota
tions Ciluses Decline in :
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 93.-Weakness de.
'eloped in the wheat market tocay
Turing the early trading here. TIE
,hief factor being Liverpool quota
Ions which were unresponsive to
strength shown yesterday on this side
u tho Atlantic. Reports OF favorable
weather and soil conditions in the sur
plus grain states tended also to make
alues decline On the other hand.
Indications OF export business At the
Gulf Of Mexico failed 70 act as much
II a stimulus. Tho opening. which
-anged from &c TO Nc lower. with
May s1.l7n to s1.1TN and July
s1.osT to ti.o9. was followed by a
slight rally and then a fan lower than
before.
Subsequently the market took an
upturn a. a result Of predictions OF
United States government assistance
\ disposing OF surplus food products
lbroad. especially wheat and corn.
The upturn. however. failed to last.
stock market weakness and uneasi
ness owe the Unemployment situaue.i
n England proving mucA more than
an offset Prices closed unsettled.
I 10 1ac net lower. with May sI.i6N
{ si.IsA and Jaiy si.os to s:,osa.
Corn and oats declined with wheat.
Western shipping demand for corn
was reported a. less insistent than OF
late. After opening unchanged 10 &c
lower. with May 7oAo TO 50Tse, the
corn market hardened a little. then
underwent a material setback.
In the late dealings corn shared In
the tumble OF wheat prices. closing
nervous. Z to lao net lower. with
May 7oS to 7oXc.
Oats started a shade lower TO &c
advance. May 4sHc to 4sK a xe. and
after a trifling rally turned down
Grade for all deliveries.
Provisions were easier in line with
the hog market.
, 1922-11-22
WYOMING OILS

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Prices of
wyoming oils at 2 p. m. today were
listed on the New York curb as fol.
lows:
Glenrock 1 lis; Mountain Pro
ducers 17h; Mutual 11h; New York
15M; Omar 1 5-1s; Salt Creek 2ob.
, 1922-11-22

Middle states on Corporation and
Southern States oil Corporation
through their respective interests IN
on Lease Development company, nave
closed the contracts giving them a
majority Interest in the extensive
properties OF E. NJ. Brown Jr. IN
Louisiana and South ArNansas. This
"a one OF the most extensive proper
ties in that region. and. with It's large
proven acreage and extensive equip
uaent, Is one OF tho important con-
tracts OF the year. n VIII only DC
exceeded by another pending joint ei'
fort of these two corporations. the
result Of which will be IN
n few days. showing most gratifying
results of negotiations that have ex'
tended over several months.
, 1922-11-22

City Clerk.
Section 8. No Bond shall be Is
sued until after Thirty (30) days
from the date Of the first publica-
tioE Of notice to property owners
of the filing of the confirmed as
sessment roll with the City Treas
urer for collection, and no bonds
shall be issued to cover the amount
of assessment paid by property
owners who avail themselves Of the
privilege conferred by law of pay.
ment of their full assessment with
in the said Thirty 800 days from
said date Of first publication.
Section 6. This ordinance shall
take effect, and be in full force ard
effect Ten Days from and after its
passage, and the Clerk shall post
and publish the same in the Casper
Daily Tribune, in the manner and
form required by law.
Passed, Adopted, and Approved
this goth day of November, A. d.
1922.
W. A. BLACKMoRE
(SEAL) Mayor.
H; H: PRICE, City Clerk.
Publish November 22, 1929.
, 1922-11-22
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE
MARKET Gossip AND FIELD News
MIDWEST BRINGS IN SEVEN MORE

Breaking all recent records for compilations the Midwest
Refining company brought in seven wells during the past
week with a total new output of 1908 barrels from six of
them, the other not having yet been tested.
No. 13-A, Salt Creek Consolidated, on the northwest quar-
ter of section 3-39-79, was drilled in at 1897 feet with initial
, 1922-11-22

Cash Grains.
CHICAGO Nov. 22-whsat-No. 3
red si.2TS1.ze; No. 2 hard sl.2iK.
Corn-No. 2 mixed 73974c: No. 2
yellow TsH@74&c.
oats-No, 2 white l4x a45xc; No.
3 white 45z 644hc.
Rye-No. 2. s0h @9o&c.
Barley-61@72c.
Timothy seed-s6.0o96.75.
Glover seed-$15. o09 10000.
Pork nominal. Lard $I1.4o. Ribs
s1O.75@12.oe.
, 1922-11-22
COUPON
$500
ON THE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARYJULY,
N Inon


The City OF Casper, in Natrona
County, Wyoming, will pay to
bearer Fifteen Dollars ($15.0O) at
the Office of the City Treasurer in
the City of Casper, Wyoming. out
of funds collected by special assess
ment in Sanitary Sewer District
Number Twelve, being six months
interest then due on its Sanitary
Improvement Bond, dated January
1, A. D. 1923. O.
Attest:
-----------City Clerk.
CERTIFICATE
State of Wyoming, County of Ma
trona, SIS.
i, ------------ CleEk of
the City of Casper. in the County
and State aforesaid, hereby GER