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Evening star., 1922-08-29
SAILS WITH 63 q. s. DEAD.

,MARSE!LLES, France, August %
The American steamship Sapelo sailed
for New York yesterday with the
bodies of sixty three Americans
killed on the French front during
the war
Evening star., 1922-08-29

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Evening star., 1922-08-29
KING OF SIAM TAKES
COUSIN AS BRIDE
Spurns Way of His Father, Who
Had 800 Wives-Weds
Princess Lavan.

BANGKOK, Siam, August 29.-The
marriage of Maha Majiravudh, King
of Siam, to his cousin, Princess Lakshi
Lavan, was proclaimed Sunday.
The King of Siam is forty-two years
old. and always has been a bachelor.
His father was said to have had 900
wives. The present king is the first
of his line to renounce the right to a
haTem.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
By the Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, Calf. August 90
The spectacle Of a race across the
, 1922-12-27
BORAH AMENDMENT IS ASSAILED
BY ADMINISTRATION SENATORS

Inc President Harding TO call an IN.
~ternational conference in Washington
to consider methods OF restoring
sound business and financial condi-
TONS and TO seek an agreement with
further Limitation OF naval construo
ton.
After a week OF conference. admin.
istration leaders Indicated that they
could not support the proposal in its
original form. and negotiations wer,
proceeding for notifications TO make
II acceptable. Meantime a defiI..
break had developer within the RANKS
Of the sena'a irreconciiablc group. of
which Senator Borah has been n leader
since the league OF nations fight, Sen.
ator johnson. republican, California.
and others taking the position that n
conference like that pos would
emhroii the United States hopeies,iv
in European politics.
In some quarters. it was expec,es
that the views of President Hardinr
would be made known in Il >'.lve
way before tho debate had proe..,dea
very far. Both Mr.. Harding ana SEE.
retaiy Hughes have been consulted
about the Borah and man
say were looking to Chair.
man Lodge O. the foreign relation.
committee and Senator Watson OF IL.
diana, another of the administra.io,
leaders TO disclose fully the attitude Of
the executive branch OF the Qov.--
ment toward the possibilities OF n rev
international conference on America,
soil.
, 1922-12-27
U. 6. RELATIONSHIP
WITH EUROPE INVOLVED

WWASiTfNGToN. Lee. 27.--The
whole field OF American relationship
TO Europe. particularly as they in
volve the problems OF economic re.
Mobilization and disarmament. uas
opened up 10 debate in the sena.a
again today when work was resumed
on the naval appropriation bill after
the Christmas recess.
The immediate vehicle which
brought the troubles Of the European
powers nee more TO the front on the
senate floor was an amendment to the
naval bill. introduced by Senator
Borah. republican. Idaho, and request.
, 1922-12-27
GRAIN RECEIPTS FOR
YEAR At CHICAGO UP
MILLIONS OF BUSHELS

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-corn receipts
at Chicago for 1922 broke all previous
records. totallng around ls3.ooo.o oo
bushels. Wheat receipts were 11,1Sb,'
900 more than last year and the eSgre'
gate arrivals of the ive leading
grains was 2e,oes,ooo bushels more
than 1921.
shipments OF o 1is.ooo. 900
bushels were the second largest on
record. exceeding only by the mari OF
is1, ooo. 900 bushels in 1898. Wheat
Shipments were s,s9s,ooo more than
last year.
Movement OF packing house prod
ucts showed n material decrease ON.
pared to last year, arrivals OF cured
and fresh meats decreased $4,000 900
and 2o2. o0o. 900 pounds respectively.
Shipments OF cured meats fell on
sla. 900. 900 pounds and fresh meats
decreased 1000 900 pounds.
, 1922-12-27
LiDe Stock


CHICAGO, Dec. 2f.-United States
Department OF Agrlcpiture-SHogr-
Receipts $4,000: opening slow; later
sales fairly active. unevenly steady TO
lOc higher: bulk 100 TO 26o-pound
averages s.559s.s5; packing sows
mostly sT.75Gs: pigs slow. steady; t'w
up TO Ss.25: heavy hogs ss.4oqS-61
medium ss.b5@s.e5; light Ss.55@s.6Si
light light ss.5o@s.s5i pacing sows'
smooth. s7.7o@s.1o: packing sows.
rough s7.4o@T-7o; killing pigs ssa
s.2s.
Cattie-Reoeipts $4,000; better
grades beef steers about steady; other
grades very allow; killing quality
pain; few early sales beef steers $9@
.i0.25; some held around fi2: she stock
strong TO tic higher; bulls firm; veal
calves Csc to SOC higher; stockers and
feeders largely steady; palmer grades
slow: bulk desirable weighty Gamer
around 50; bulk desirable boiox a
bulls $415@4.4o; some upward TO
$3.50; bulk good and choice vealers &c
packers s1oaIe.5o; outsiders upwa /
to si1 and above; most stockers and
feeders $5.T5.
shesp-Receipts 1900; opening
slow; early sales clipped lambs
around steady; fat wooded kinds weak,
tending lower; early top 1885 TO city
butchers; desirable s5-pound clipped
fed lambs s1s.1b; summer shorn up
to sf4: feeders quiet; sheep around
steady.
, 1922-12-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec 2T.-Foreign ex'
changes easy. Quotations n cents:
Great Britain demand 4.e4A, cables
x.s4M; 60 day bills on banks 4.s2x:
France demand 1923. cables T.24; Italy
demand 5.osh, cables 500; Belgium
demand s.s3. Gales 6.e4; Germany de
mand .0is2. cables .o15si Holland de-
mand 1914. cables S4.Ts; Norway de-
mand 1900: Sweden demand 2e.ss;
Denmark demand 7o.Ts; Switzerland
demand 1897; Spain demand 1911;
Greece demand 1.19; Poland demand
.OO5l; Czecho-Slovakia demand ala:
Argentine demand 3s-Iz; Brazil de-
nland 10 "s. Montreal IS 3i-52.
, 1922-12-27
CHICAGO MAYOR
IS ASSA|LED BY
VOTERS LEAGUE
Waste Of City Funds Is
Charged in Paying
Realty Experts

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-The Municipal
Voters Lengue in a statement made
public here charged Mayor William
Hale Thompson n his supporters
in the city council with responsibility
OF an alleged waste of city funds in
what It declared excessive payment 10
five real estate and building experts
employed by the city.
In 1920 the Municipal Voters
league charged, five Thompson real
estate experts got away
with s~2.742.sss from the city treasury
and drew a total OF ss.2s7. s34 In three
years. according to the city control.
Ter"
"chicsgo's city hall gang Is be.
licved TO have cost Chicago more
han the Tweed ring cost New York"
tho statement continued.
Commenting on the city councils
responsibility. the statement said:
Nothing so dastsza;y and servile;
nothing so degrading in It's tenden.
cies and so deadly TO the ideals of
aldermen, has occurred in the coun.
Gil since the league was organized ~
years ago. It was the act Of a gut.
ted. pliable. incompetent Thompson
council.
'The Pennsylvania and the New
York state capitol graft. the robbing
Of San Francisco by Rueffs machine
and other gems OF official brigandage
show no such clear. quick and neat
profits to subordinate individuals as
our experts cot"
Suits have been filed in court
against Mayor Thompson. the city
controller and the five experts for
recovery OF part OF the alleged wasted
money paid the latter.
In concluding. the statement asked
why not clean out such a council.
root and branch, saving only the
handful of honest men in It."
, 1922-12-27

The Joint test of Benedum & Trees.
the victor.w wyoming OIL company and
Mark u. Weber and associates being
drilled on section s-sl.s1 in the Bates
Park district has reached a depth OF
1900 feet and all water is shut off.
Double tour Is now being worked and
a. The Embar IS expected at 1900 feet
his operation should soon be in the
sand. In the event tina production
should not prove satisfactory in this
zone the hole will be continued TO the
Tensieep 1t 24o0. The bringing in OF
a producer here. which is confidently
looked forward TO. will prove a large
area and will mean the opening of
another field in the Casper territory.
, 1922-12-27
ROBBER
SURRENDERS

RICHMOND, Cal, Dec. z7.-A man
who said he Is william T. Price sur
rendered TO the police here and
said he was wanted for the robbery OF
the Bank Of p abert. Cherokee coun.
t., okla, He said his brother. Charles.
and a third man obtained 1855 in
the robbery.
The sheriff OF Cherokee county no
titled the police to hold Price rs
there was a reward for his arrest.
Price. the police said. confessed his
brothers. Charles and George. wero
killed attempting 10 rob a bank at
Eureka Springs, Ark. Price said he
has been driving an automobile bus
1t santa Paula, Cal. until he arrived
here recently.
, 1922-12-27
WHEAT SCORES
FRESH ADVANCE
Eastern Selling Fails TO De-
press Trading on Chicago
Exchange.

CHICAGO. Dec. aT.-Tresh upturns
In the value Of wheat inok place to-
day during the sariy dealings. higher
bullieh factor. Talk was also current
that there had hesn 4 liberal smount
Of export business done ove night.
Besides regarding the anornaiiy low
condition OF the domestic winter crop
were a subject Of comment. The
opening. which ranged from = % lie
higher. with May fi.2s TO ti.264 ami
July si.15 to tI.i5S. WA followed by
further new gains.
IN the bulges In prices. there wal
persistent selling with houses with
eastern connections. but the ensuing
setbacks proved transient The ma.
ket closed firm. :hc TO lac net kigh-
er. with May u-2fh TO si-a6A and
July ;I.iS% TO u.i5H.
Corn and ats were armer in sym.
pethy with wheat and as a result OF
scarcity Of offerings. After opening
&c TO Nc higher. May 72no to TsKc.
the corn market scored a slight add
tioalsi advance.
Reports OF crop damage IN ArEen.
tina md Of a better domesti- chipping
demand had a strengthening innu-
aace. Tho close was STEADY A1M TO
IL net higher. May 72h9S to 73@.
Oats started a shade TO h9Ac up.
May 4bhc TO 4ec and later assembled
a little more.
Higher quotations on hogs gave a
lift to provisions.
, 1922-12-27
Australia Puts
In Big Orders

PORTLAND. Orc, Dec. ~27.-Orders
for lumber totaitng around 100000
600 feet have been placed with Co
iuInbia river and Puget sound ok
porters during the past SIX weeks by
Australian buyers. according 70 local
shippers who describe the Australian
msrkt a. the strongest in the field at
present. Most OF the orders placed
are for lumber wanted for marufac-
turing. Lumber rates have nuttered
around SIS . thousand feet Only a
small amount Of tramp tonnage has
been available for this market. with
increased dsnand for lumber, how
ever. # is expected that additional
carriers Tri be found.
, 1922-12-27

Another week has passed with no
competitions by the Midwest in Salt
Creek although it is expected that
some Of the remaining few TO be com.
pleted viii be In the sand In the near
future.
Very little change is noted in the
wildcat tests of h company. Md
way test Nc. ? is still fishing at 4.4i5
feet Grove well No. ? In the Notches
10 cleaning out at 1880 feet after re-
covering a lost stem. The Niober
dome test Is drilling at i.4io feet.
, 1922-12-27
AUTO In River.
TWO DROWNED

OMAHA. Neh.. Dec. a7-arss Vera
LETTERS. 90. Of Horace, Neb.. ana bs-
cousin. Arthur Clark. 90 of
Iowa wero drowned Tuesday when
the automobile Clark was driving "a
a Christmas dance at Glenwood
Iowa plunged into the Nishmabotrs
river near Randolph. Iowa. about 10
miles southeast Of Omaha,
The automobile was found 4 short
while later, n the bodies were re.
covered.
, 1922-12-27

Nhich was recently opened on section
10. The bringing in OF oil at this
point viii prove the entire south end
Of the structure and vii ire-uit IN the
development OF a large mount Of
acreage in that vicinity both within
the Withdrawal and outside.
The eight inch casing has been ce-
mented at 5000 fest and the 10 inch
Is being pulled today. As the first
Wall Creek wRs found heie at e77s
feet and the second and lays 400 feet
below. Il WI Ibe necessary to drin
s2s fest deeper 10 tap the pay and this
should be accomplished some time
during thu coming week.
, 1922-12-27
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Wyoming Trust Company OF
Casper will be held at the office Of
said Bank at 201 South Center
Street in the City of Casper, Wyo-
ming, on Monday. January s. 1928,
az -FOUR o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose of electing the new Board Of.
Directors and for such other bust
ing.
LEO A. DUNN,
Secretary and Cashier.
Publish Dec. ct, 1929.
Use Tribune Want Ads and get res.,lts
, 1922-12-27
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Dec. 2T.-Potatoes dull;
receipts 30 cars: total United States
shipments 4oi: Wisconsin sacked and
bulk round whites so@soc cwt.; Min.
nesota sacked and bulk round whites
75@s5o cwt.; Minnesota sacked Red
River Ohios No. /. s5@soc cwt.: Idaho
sacked Russets Ma. 1. frozen. eoc@S1
cwt.; nc sales reported of good con,
dition stock.
, 1922-12-27
DRINKS MUST
FACE CAMERA

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Dec. f7.-John
3. Hammond, chief Of police. an.
ncurced today that every drunken
ma who 10 brought into police head
quarters vii have his picture taken.
When the offender has become sober
again he will DO presented with q pic
ture of himself 80 that no may know
how he looked when tsksn 20 the 3al
Hammond hopes this picture cure
will be n potsnt weapon against
drurksnesA
, 1922-12-27
Important Completion Pending

One of the most important tests in
Teapot is now nearing completion and
upon the result OF this well will hinge
the future of a vast area OF land In the
south end OF the field.
This operation IS located on the
northwest quarter of section 14-ss-7s
and is the farthest south being drilled
in the field. 1t is over two miles south
of the nearest C sand producer
and a mile southeast OF the big gasser
, 1922-12-27
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Dec. 97.-Butter lower;
creamery extras sic; standards 47@
47hc; extra firsts <7@50c: firsts 44D
IS Nc; seconds 42@4sc.
Eggs higher; receipts 3.o3s cases;
firstn ss941c; ordinary firsts s50ssc;
miscellaneous s763Sc.
, 1922-12-27
METALS

NEW YORK. Dec. 27-copper
firm; ~electroiytic spot and nearby
I4x OAK; futures 14x.
Tin steady; spot and futures $500.
Iron steady unchanged.
Lead steady; spot 7.25@7.s5.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis spos and
nearby delivery 7.o097.1O.
Anthony, spot s.259s.5o.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, Dec 27.-Spot cotton
quiet: middIing S26.T5.
, 1922-12-27
STOCK PRICES
REMAIN STRONG
Market Shows Some Irregu-
larities but Main Trend
is Upward.

EEW 4OfNAs Dfc- G.04rretulAr
price changes characterized today's
active trading in stocks. The favor
able impression created by the sue
cessful bidding UP OF a few Industrial
leaders notabiy Baldwin was offset by
heavy profit-taking and short selling
at other points. giving the market a
spotty appearance. Sales approx
mated 1000. 900 shares.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Resumptiea
OF yesterdays buying movement in
~Studebaker. Baldwin and a number Of
other spec,aities impaired n firm tone
to opening prices !n today's stock
market. New high records for the
e were established by Piggly Wig
giy. Stewart Warner speedomster.
stromberg Carburetor and ~studebaker
during the first few minutes. the last
named touching 1919 or IL points
above last nights lose Good buying
also was noted in American Looomo-
tive. United States Alcohol, Baldwin,
Butte and Superior. American Sugar.
Republic Steel preferred. Producers
and Refiners, General Asphalt and
California Petroleum. h gains rang
ing from large fractions to iAs points.
Consolidated Gas was c~onsptcuous'y
weak. dropping : points. and Marine
preferred dropped to 40. the lowest
price OF the year. Some heaysness
also noted In Pan American "B."
Burns Brothers IA" Dupont and
Westinghouse. Foreign exchanges
opened easier.
Early gains were not long main
tained. the market sagging around the
q OF the first hour in response TO a
large volume Of protit-taking and
short selling which depressed many
shares, one to three points below yes.
terday's closing figures
Pan-American a. n "B." Fisher
Body. Stromberg Carburetor and
Lackawanna railroad turned decidedly
weak each dropping two points or
more. Mexican Petroleum opened 10
points lower at $50. Lack of support
for some OF the high grade railroad
shares and a weakened technical posi-
ton resulting from the rapidly OF the
recent advance among certain indus
trials precipitated much OF III selling.
Towards the closing the market show
ed signs OF much recuperative powers,
Baldwin rallying two points and Pro
ducers and Refiners. United Fruit
and Kresge following It to higher
ground. Call mone opened at 5 per
cent
Reactionary tendencies were quite
pronounced In some of the copper.
leather and tobacco shares. but IN
dustrials otherwise were inclined TO
advance in sympathy with the heavy
buying OF Baldwin and h motor &C
cassory issues. Baldwin advanced )
points to 1875. while Bosch Magnetic
Eained 4 points. Dupont jumped 6
points. Fluctuations in railroads were
somewhat mixed. ontario n West
ern and Canadian Pacific falling back
while New York Central.
Pere Marquette and Rock Island were
bid up materially.
The closing vas irregular. price
movements were somewhat confused
IN the final hour spectators Tor the
advance finding It difficult to bid up
most stocks without getting a heavy
supply at higher levels. Baldwin and
American Locomotive continued their
rise to higher ground. The former
touching 1884, for a net gain of moro
than four points. Fisher Body moved
up AZ but there were several weak
spots, notably Stromberg C~arburetor.
American Ice and Atlantic Gulf.
, 1922-12-27

Good progress Is being made with
the two new wells being drilled by the
Iowa Wyoming oil company in the
Bolton Greek feld. No. Is is drilling
at 500 feet and No. IL is making hole
at 800. Both wells are located near
h center Of the field and will not
prove additional territory when com.
plsted.
, 1922-12-27
MONEY

NEW YoRK. res 27.-can money
strong: high So: low 8; ruling rate S;
closing bid 81; offered at Q; last loan
6h; call loans against a~oceptances
~; tina loans steady. mixed collater-
al. 5000 days ~ @5; 80 months Az o
s.. Prime commercial paper ~ SOAK.
, 1922-12-27
SUGAR

NEW YORK, Dec. 2z.-sugar fu-
lures closed nrun; approximate sales
50. 900 tons; January 1915; March
t3.4s; May sa.6e; July ara. There
wns no changs In refined sugar and
only moderate inquiry was reported.
Prices r listed at 800 for hne
graduated.
, 1922-12-27
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. Dec. 27--Prices Of
wyoming obs at 2 p. m. today were
listed on the New York curb as fol-
lowe:
Boston-wyoming i; Fensland 1874
Glenrock ! 1-1s; Merritt 9; Mountain
Producers 10; Mutual IL; Omar 1 lis;
Salt Creek 21h.
, 1922-12-27

The average price OF twenty active
Industrial stocks traded IN on the
New York stock exchange on Tues
day was se.os a net gain OF az. The
average Of twenty railroad stocks was
$500 a net gain OF IL.
, 1922-12-27
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED IRE
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BAXTER BASIN

ROCK SPRINGS, Wye, Dec. 27.-Contrary to the expec-
tation that winter would witness a decided slump in opera
tons in the Baxter Basin field, the larger companies are go
ing ahead on an enlarged scale which from all present indi-
cations will be continued through the cold months. Oil men
are arriving daily from various parts of the country for the
, 1922-12-27

Continued from Page One)
that France will ratlfy the treaties OF
Washington within n short time"
Declaring he vas without informa-
ton as to whether France. Holland.
Japan and Italy, who all had objected
to limiting small naval craft. now
were ready to consider IL, Senator
Lodge concluded;
As In the case Of land armament.
It would be perfectly idle to take the
respons bility for calling n conference
10 consider armament limitations that
were rejected only a year & unless
we had tho assurance from the pow.
ers invited hat they we're roa1y 10
consider limitations. II would net 10
amy harm except to put us in an ali.
sur position. hut Il certainly wtuld
not do any good"
Senator Lodge said he wac In.
formed of the competition among
other powers in small naval craft,
submarines and aircraft. permissible
under the Washington treaty, and he
urged that the United Stntes should
build more light armored cruisers.
alrplane carriers md aircraft.
, 1922-12-27
SILVER

NEW York. Dec 97.-Forsln bar
silver e5Ai Aaxeaa doia-s 4sA.
, 1922-12-27

Cash Grains
CHICAGO. Dtr. 27-wheat No. :
red / a2HT1.is.
Corn No. : mixed 7sE0T&; No. ?
yc" W HGTiik
Oats No. = whlt' Ask o4Sci No. .
VIII ic 50. RsEE.
Rye No. .. ai,..
Bailey 64W72.
Tinothy seed e.oo16.s0
Clever sced l6.S012o.35.
FOX nominal. Lard lao. Ribs
10 ;rqII.5o.
, 1922-12-27

-, WASHINGTON, Dec. c7.--More
than a score OF republican in
formal conference today before the
senate rcconvened decided to oppose
the amendmen. offered by Sen.
e.or Borah. republican. Idaho. 10
the naval appropriation bill. which
would request President Harding to
call an international economic and
disarmament conference.
The conference determined that
Senator Poindexter shodld open the
fight by making a point OF order
against the Borah amendment. on the
ground that 81 is general legislation in
an appropriation measure. II the
point of order should be ~overruled.
administration leaders said they
planned TO fight the proposal on It's
merits, and AZ a last resort TO present
notifications limiting h proposed
economic conference In such a way as
to give satisfactory protection against
embodiment In the affairs OF Europe.
, 1922-12-27
Oman. Quotations

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec 27.-U. S. De
partmsnt Of Agriculture.HHoss re-
ceipts $4,000; opening weak. closins
strong; bulk packing grades 1850
100: bulk butchers s.oo9s.15; top
$40.
Cattle receipts $500: better grades
Of fed steers steady; warmed up end
short feds about i0c lower; bulk zoo
@s.75; best here $50: she stock fair5
active. steady TO strong; bulk cow
and hsifers <.oo@5-bo; veal top $50
best feeders 100; all other classes
fully steady.
Sheep receipts 1900; lambs steady
to 15c higher: bulk 14.25914.e5; tor
14.72; sheep strongs ewes mostly $50
@7.5o; tsp 7.75: feeders 15925c high
err; top feeding lambs 1+.bo.
, 1922-12-27

Denver Prices.
DENVER, Coio- Dec. e7.-Cattle-
Rsceio.s so0;- market steady; beef
steers s4509s.60; cows and heifcrs
ss.5o@7.75; calves s59s.5o; stocksrs
and feeders ss.6o97.5o.
Hon-Recefpts eco; market steady:
top $3.50; bulk 3s@s.s5.
sheep-Rsoeipts e.soo; maret Toe 10
ibc higher; lambs si7.soG1$.z5; ewes
Sl9s.1B: feeder lambs ti7@it.7s.
, 1922-12-27

Use Tribune Want Ads and set r~esr,l.s
The Colorado statesman., 1922-03-25
CLEAN UP! CLEAN UP!

HIS sounds like command and in reality one for the time OF the
civic pride The months fast slipping into
of be brushed aside
their something gentle spring
between the first and
debries
piled detact the buy of wekep home Then
or authorities
should needed
will
the lie
direct to our
o
The Colorado statesman., 1922-03-25
We've Been Trying to Lift Ourselves by Our Boot
Straps Long Enough
By GEORGE M. REYNOLDS, Chicago Banker

By GEORGE NJ REYNOLDS Chicago
1t time off the mask of false gayety halt the carnival
travaganc tack We've trying lift
selves by our boot straps long enough
Conditions point federal
assistance and other influences of dng the effects Of
World Individual required
to the situation.
clock thirty years. This nation other
they had
thirty All profteerng must Protection of labor
individual obtained by legislation Those
have been exhausted.
lending money European
that the the upbudng of indus
false