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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-03
SUBJECT TO PASSPORT RULES

Vienna, Oct. 3.-An air traveller in
Euro-e has to get his passport vised
for every country over which he may
fly, even if he does not intend to
land in that country. This measure
was found necessary in order to pre-
vent passenger, through accident
or forced landing, sfinding himself in
a strange state without the proper
Recommendation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-03

Something like 10000 original
kinds of. orchids are known u ex-
ist, and From each Of them as many
as 5000 crossed varieties have been
ssss
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-03

Licoricc is said to be the worlds
oldestS correction.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-03

The force Of, gravity on the. moon
is one-sixth that on earth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-03

There m lp,ooe lakes in Ns1-
|4oundland. w J.
, 1923-01-23

PARIS. Jan. 20 - Sir w. II. A.
Dtering, general managing director
Of tho Royal Dutch company in an
interview says hat the Royal Dutch
and tho Standard Oil are stIll indie.
pendent OF each other. He says
stock are abundant and production
ia increasing but that consumption
has fallen.
Referring to oil in Russin he points
out that II Americans should find It
they would be obliged 10 sell It on
the spot for worthless paper rubles
as there is no means of exporting the
oil. He believes production of oil in
Russia must prove profitless at the
moment and says that the Royal
Dutch is not growing yer being com.
PEELED TO abandon its properties for
the time being in tho Baku region.
Compass Increases Stock.
At a special meeting OF tho stock.
holders OF the Compass oil company
held recently at Remmerer It was
voted to Increase the capitalization Of
the company from 100000 TO $500.
300. 100000 OF common stock dlvld,
cd into 40. 000, 900 shares OF tho par
value OF one sent and 10000 Of pre-.
ferred stock divided into $1,000
shares of tho par value OF s. per
share.
Taylor and Clay Sell Business.
On February ! the brokerage bust
moss OF Taylor &Clay the Oldest firm
Of this kind IN Casper viii pass to
tho control Of Wilson. Cramner &
company. OF Denver, as the result
Of negotiations which were completed
on Monday. This deal has been pend.
ing for some time but II was only yes.
terday that the final contract was
closed and official announcement
made OF the change.
The firm Of Tay'or & Clay was or
ganizNd IN 1917 and was some time
later incorporated with the bringing
IN Of other members OF the firm. The
business has always been conducted
under the personal supervision Of r
q. Tnvlor and I. n. Clay the Original
members Of tho form who have built
up a largo and lucrative bushes;
, 1923-01-23
LiDe Stock


CHICAGO, Jan. 2a.-United States
Department OF Agricultural - Hogs
receipts So 900; slow; butchers about
steady; light hogs 10c lower: bulk 100
to 100 pound averages $3.50 SIS; top
$50; bulk $50 to 800 pound butchers
$s.25@s.90; packing sows mostly 81
@7.3b; desirable 30 to ITO pound pigs
s7.761s; heavy hogs $s.2o@s.35: med.
ium sS.sO9s.eo; packing sows rough
$7@T.30; killing pigs s7.TFiRs.4O.
Cattle receipts 5000; market active
beef steers and beef heifei's largely
25c higher; spots up more; top ma.
tured steers s1l.50; few loida $l1@
11.40; bulk beef steers Ss.5O@10,25;
beef cows 15025c higher; tanners and
cutters and bulls 1Oc to 15c up: sotok,
ers and feeders scarce: firm; veals
s5ap5ec higher; bulk desirable heavy
bologna bulls s4.Tb14.eo; bulk can.
ners around s3.ooi bulk desirable veal
s1o.6o91I.75
Sheep receipts 1900; open active;
fat lambs steady TO strong; early top
SIS; many held higher: fresh clipped
lambs S12.s5; summer shorn up 10
s14; fresh 90 pound fed yeariing weth.
ers $685.; sheep steady to Csc high.
two doubles choice 1os pound ewes
ss.25; one load clipped IS pound weth'
era ss.25.
, 1923-01-23

Total 5,ss9. 501.00
In a statement to the stockholders
B B.. Brooks, president Of the com
pany y
'The company has Just rounded
out it's fifth year as n continuous div
ldend payer; and while It was neces-
sary to pay a small portion OF its
1922 distributions from tho surplus
account. yet this was due entirely to
the TACT that during the entire year
the could not market 30 to
40 per cent OF Its production In the
SAT- Creek field and the reduction
in the price OF crude oil from sl.4O
a barrel at the beginning OF the year
to TO cents a berrel for the last half
OF the year. Notwithstanding these
unusual conditions a large arnount OF
additional production. in which h
company holds royalty interests. was
dvsloped and the physical condition
OF the company Was very materially
improved.
"A s4t-at many additional wells
Rave been drilled and have brought
in large production in the Salt Creek
ffe!d. IN which the company holes
royalty interests: and this increased
production Will greatly augment the
company's income a. soon rs the pro
ratio is increased ana the product can
be marketed.
Tho price Of crude on has recent
" been increased TO sl.25 per barrel
and tho prospects for increasing the
oil that can be takenby the pipe lines
At n comparatively cary date are very
favorable and a material increase will
undoubtedly be made before many
months
ct IL now certain that Mt least n
trunk line with a carrying capacity
Of "a 1000 barrels daily will be COM
pleted from tho salt Creek field TO
tho eastern markets before the end OF
the present year. The government
royalty oil in this field has recently
been sold on a basis OF the macon
tinent price for the same gravity OIL
which on today's market would be
about $40 nsr barrel. and II Is rea'
sonably certain that at an early safe
an important adjustment In the price
Of Salt Creek crude will be In effect
Tor all the producers IN the field
, 1923-01-23
HUMAN DRAMA
At WYOMING

Edward Hootl Gibson to the
screen OF the Wyoming theater to-
day in a Universal play in which
the role he plays is taken from a ia.
miliar side OF life. He plays the part
OF a coward.
Presenting people on the Green as
they really are in a perilous pleasure
that few motion picture producers
indulge in, but in this ass q story
by Roy Myers pictures human faults
and virtues SO sympathetically that
Universal feels quito sa> IN doing IT,.
especially with the in'mitabie Gibson
in the featured characterization.
Gibson was directed in this by Nat
Ross, with such popular players OF
~scraenland as Edna Murphy. Wade
BoetIer, Gertrude Claire. wilton Tay.
or, Otto Hoffman Jack Walters, Bur,
ton Wilson and William Welsh in the
principal supporting roles.
Gibson poTtrays the role Of coward,
but It lie the kind OF a coward who Is
made such by the influence OF an
adoring mother.
, 1923-01-23
HELPFUL FRIEND TURNS HOLDUI
Store PROPRIETOR 0y7W7S HIN

James Miller was bound over to
the county by Judge John A. Muir.
ray last night on n holdup charge
sworn TO by Mr.. Arlington of the
Arlington Army Goods store. The
facts OF the case as they developed
through police court trial last night
were interesting and REFLECTED a
certain amount OF credit or dis.
credit on Miller as a spontaneous
bad man.
Two men were In the store Satur.
day night making n purchase Of
dice which amounted to 80 cents.
One Of the men handed over u IS
blu to Mr.. Arlington who found
hat he could no change this sum
from the cash register.
81 can change It," interposed
Miller Who was standing by. Then
Miller after receiving the bill con-,
cluded that he could not change it
, 1923-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. S,
Land office ut Douglas, Wyoming,
December 20, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Cor
nelius Mahoney of Casper, Wyo'
ming, who. on December Is, 1916.
made homestead entry No. 09350
for NMSEA section ID, NhSh,
section IS, township 81
N, range 10 W., sixth principal
meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make final ~three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Marion P. Wheel
err, United States Commissioner, at
Casper, Wyoming, on the 7th day
Of February, 1923.
Claimant names a witnesses:
Dan CauRhlan, James Browne,
W. NJ. Logan, Fremont Niche, all
Of Casper, Wyoming,
B. ]. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish january 2, 8, Is, 20 and
80, 1928.
, 1923-01-23
STOCK RALLY IS
NOT SUSTAINED
Increase in Money Rates
Checks Upward Trend in
Popular Issues.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2a.-Prices were
strong in the early part Of today's
stock market but the gains were can,
cehed or materially reduced later Ia.
response TO higher call money raIss.
Turkish rejection Of the British pro-
posals regarding the MoEul oil fields
further reports Of strikes In the Ruhr
district and a sensational drop of ss
point In Fisher Body, part of which
was later recovered. Bidding up Of
rubber shares was a late feature.
Gales spproximAted $50, 1000 shnree-
NEW YORK. Jan. as.-opening
price in today's stock market were
irregular but in the main higher.
Short covering operations were APP
parent in some Of the leaders which
had been expressed yesterday. Bald.
win rallying a point and Stakeholder
n Crucible fractionally. Fisher
Body advanced az. The initial de-
mand centered in the oils, motors. in.
dependent steels and a few miHcel.
laneous issues.
New high records for the year were
established by Owens Bottle. CIuett
Peabody and Piggy wiggly. the gains
ranging from y to 2 point. Cruoible
extended Its gains to ~ and Steel
n Tube preferred to two points
Gains OF a point each were scored
by General Asphalt. New York Cen
trail. American Wooden. Brown shoe,
Sears Roebuck, and Famous Players,
while substantial fractional advances
were recorded by Pan American "a"
and "B", California Petroleum. Cana
dian Pacific. Union Pacific, Chandler
and United Fruit. There were q few
weak spots, notably Wilson and com.
pany. which reacted III points and
Northern Pacific, Reynolds Spring
and WHY'S Overland preferred off y
10 X. Foreign EXCHANGES opened
higher.
Prices hardened materially during
the morning, gains of / TO Q points
being quite common around noon
Trading was relatively light and
largely professional. Resumption of
operations by speculative pools wa
evident in a number OF shares of com
panies in which current earnings are
reported to be largo and which are
likely to resume or increase dividen6s
Piggy wiggly extended its gain to
nearly three points and Nash Motors
and steel n Tube preferred to az
each. woolworth reacted four points
and Great Northern preferred III
Call money opened at 4 per cent.
Buying of the popular shares stop
ped when the rates for call money
stiffened to AZ per cent and hQuida'
ton Of several high priced stocks be'
came more urgent. Fisher Body
made a perpendicular slump to 1se
after selling at 9os. while woolworth
gave way s and Kelsey Wheel 8
points. California Petroleum regis
tered a loss OF az and BSechnut
Packing . points.
Rrsage. North American. American
Wooden, National Lead. American
Brake and Shoe and splcer Manufac'
turing common were bid up IN TO 2
points.
The closing was Irregular. A fur
Their slump in Fisher Body TO 1872 and
che marking W Of call money to 5
per cent. caused q further reaction
In prices In the late afternoon. sew.
eral active shares extending their
lossss to / and 2 points. Partial re-
oovery took place Just before the
close when a bullish demonstration
was staged in the rubber shares on
announcement of another increased
price of crude products.
, 1923-01-23

OMAHA. Neb., Jan. 20. - OMITTED
States Department OF Agriculture.T
Hogs receipts 1900; early sales OF
lights and light butchers to shippers
mostly 15c higher at ss.258s.4oi one
load $3.50 top; packer market steady
bulk butchers 21o pounds uD $500
s.25; packing grades i7.2517.sS.
Cattle receipts $500; better grades
beef steers 10a15o higher; top steers
is to 25 pound averages S10.35; other
grades and she stock steady; bulls
weak: packer top on veals 5000;
Atockars and feeders 10@t5o higher
top feeding stedrs sp.2b.
Sheep receipts 10000; killing
classes stes ~ 20 strong; oulk'lambs
&I4.5o@14.75; top SASS; best ewes
at s7.s5; feeders strong; early sales
feeding lambs S14.5o91A.6o.
, 1923-01-23
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. 3a--FOreign en-
change firmer: quotations in cents;
Great Britain demand 1854; cables
4.es%; eo-day bills on banks t.eth.
France demand 0.52h; cables
1854; italy demand 4.7sAi cables
ABA; Belgium demand sra. cables
5.7sh. Germany demand .ooAe; ca
bles .oo5o; Holland demand 1881; ca
bles 1888; Norway demand 1885;
Sweden demand 26,s2; Denmark de-
mand 1910. Switzerland demand
1896; Spain demand 1855; Greece de
maud 1.26: Poland demand .oo55;
Czecho-slova5a demand 2.7e; Argen-
tine demand a7.25; Brazil demand 11.5o;
Montreal 90 1-16.
, 1923-01-23

and that the bill was his own. onlyl
being requested TO hand It back
he drew q AS Colt.
Addington was still cool. 'HereI
old man, If you're going to pack Al
rum. why don't you pack a good
gun. Now here's a Smith and wesl
ton that I'll trade you for that
bl~under-buss providing you give me-
$40 to boot"
Miller was agreeable, and with
fine logic emptied the cartridges
from his Colt before handing the
theu.useless instrument over TO tho
owner OF tho store.
The entrance Of a policeman who
had been summoned by the men
who had made the purchase of dice
put a dramatic climax to the argu.
meRt.
, 1923-01-23
RUNAWAY COAL CAR HITS
TRAIN, AUTO SHIPMENTS
WRECKED BY ACCIDENT

CHEYENNE, wyo., Jan. 2s.-Run.
ming down the east flank OF Sherman
bill ct terrific speed after a draw,
bar had been pulled out at conett,
elk miles west % Cheyenne, the break
liberating It from a train which vas
being switched, q car loaded with
coal crashed into a Union Pacific
freight train in the west end Of the
yards here. demolishing two carloads
OF automobiles
, 1923-01-23

Directors of Chilli Copper company
stock control of which has passed 20
Anaconda, at their meeting this week
are expected TO place the stock on
an annual dividend basis OF $3.50.
The early payment of that amount on
the 2.2Oo, 900 shares of Chill held by
would more than cover the
interest charges incurred by the latter
purchase which necessitated the issu.
snce of ST.. 900 900 of six per cent
bonds.
, 1923-01-23
IOWA Slayer
FOUND GUILTY,
TO GET life

CHARLES CITY, Iowa, Jan. "a
Frank KneesEern was found guilty
OF murder in the first degree today
and his punishment fixeS at life i'm.
prisonmsnt by the jury which heard
his trial for the murder Of Irene VaL
Brocklin. Ton dnys in which to file
an appeal vas granted By the court.
, 1923-01-23

CHICAGO. jan, 2s.-Although buy.
Ing on the part OF houses with eastern
and foreign connections made wheat
prices average a little higher during
tho early dealings today, new declines
soon tool place. The initial buying
was apparently based on strength Of
European exchange and on a reduc'
ton in italian import duties on flour
and other foodstuffs. Sustained de-
mand, however, was lacking and
heavy accommodations of wheat at pri-
mary terminals had a bearish effect.
The opening. which varied from un.
changed figures TO Nc higher, with
May 1.16h to 1.l6N and July liz
and then u material setback all round.
to l.11A. was followed by slight gains
A good rally which came p.sr waF
assisted by word OF so:$ export busl.
ness at the seaboard and by news
that the price difference between Ar.
genuine wheat OF Europe and No. 2
hard at ports on the Gulf OF Mexico
had been greatly narrowed.
Corn ana bats swayed with wheat.
After opening unchanged to &c high
er 71h to ,7l&. the corn market re-
acted to well below yesterdays finish.
In the later dealings, May held at
q. discount under July and September.
The close was unsettled at the same
as yesterdays finish TO IN cents low
er. with May nA TO 71h.
Oats started; x to &c off to nc up,
May 43A TO 43 y.
Later all months scored a little ad-
vance and then turnsd d~owngrade.
Provisions were neglected but neoni-
nally steady.
, 1923-01-23
CARBON BLACK
FIGHT REVIVED

Continued from PAgo Oue)
Mountain State Came preserve on
top of Casper mountain. House Joint
Memorial 2. requesting congress TO
enact rural credits legislation. was in
definitely postponed, as was House
SO, repeating the act authorizing the
employment by the legislature Of legal
counsel. Both bills were killed on
the ground that they were unneces-
sary and therefore not entitled to take
up the time of the legislature.
, 1923-01-23
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Potatoes firm;
receipts "a cars; total United States
Shipments 573; Wisconsin sacked
round whites s591.0o cwt; idaho
sacked russets 1.26g1.s5 cwt; North
Dakota 1.2o pound sackks round and
long whites soc; Michigan bulk round
whites 90 cwt.
, 1923-01-23

railroad for the segregation OF the
roads coal properties Will provide
that holders of the railroad stock will
acquire an equal amount OF coal
stock, according to a semi-official an
louncement. 4 decision Of the plan
from the office is expected at any
time.
, 1923-01-23

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 23.-cattle-
Receipts 500; market steady to 15c
lower; beef steers s4.509s.5o; cows
and heifers $3.5o9s; calves s4.5o@
$50; stockera and feeders S3.5o87.5o.
Hogs-Receipts 400. market steady
70 1Oo higher; top $780, bulk Ss@s.s5,
sheep-Rsceipts $500; market ESQ
higher; lambs S12.Bo@14.bo: ewes $40
Z; feeder lambs S12Ii4.
, 1923-01-23

horizon OF the dome tested as follows:
Gasoline c.5 per cent; kerosene, 20
per cent; wax distilIate. Al per cent;
fuel oil 34.5 per cent.
Owing to the high content of lu.
~bricating qualities and It's freedom
from sulphur. this product will with
very little refining make a perfect lu.
bricant and as such should market at
b high figure. The gravity is 2s.6 de.
grees.
, 1923-01-23
METALS

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Copper
quiet; eleotrolytio spot and futures
1GH.
Tin firm, spot and nearby 1000;
futures 1915.
Iron steady; unchanged.
Lead steady; spot .Oo @s.z5.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery 6.s096.sb.
Anthony spot 700.
, 1923-01-23
TEXAS CRUDE
UP In PRICE

FORT WORTH. TEX, Jan. "a
Effective January rs, the Texas com
pany's posted price for Mexia crude
oil is t1.s0; for Currie crude Of Al
gravity and over, $3.50. Old prices
were Mexia S1.b5; CurTie $3.50.
, 1923-01-23

Tho New York Trust company has
fled a petition in the federal court at
Denver directing the receiver Of the
Denver & Rio Grande Western not TO
pay the 1901, 900 interests on bonds
due April first.
, 1923-01-23

Senator Borah has opened a fight
against the Hardlng-Hughes foreign
policy, declaring the United States can
remain silent no longer in the present
International crisis.
, 1923-01-23
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Jan IS. - Butter lower;
creamery extras Doc: standards 4sAc;
extra sirsts 4s94sc; firuts 4s447c
seconds H@45hc.
Eggs higher, recsipts s.4es cases;
firsts 85h; ordinary firsts st@33c
miscellaneous s4835c-
Cotton.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-spot cotton
quiet. middling 2s.T5.
, 1923-01-23

The average price Of twenty active
Industrial stocks traded in on the New
York stock exchange on Monday was
o7.25, off .s6. The average price OF
twenty active railroad stocks was
s5.1o, off .2s.
, 1923-01-23

Engineer has purchased an interest
in the Emu Ire Trust company of New
York and win have two members on
the directorate.
, 1923-01-23

A bill has been introduced in the
New York sttde Legislature providing
for the licensing of stock and bond
brokers and placing them under super
vision Of the state superintendent OF
bankH.
, 1923-01-23

Tho American Smelling & Refining
company has advanced tho price of
cad from $3.50 to S7.75.
, 1923-01-23
GRAINS TOUCH
LOWER PRICES
Recovery Puts Quota
tons at Opening Prices but
Demand Is Weak.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s-Purchases
here aginst sales at Winnipeg turned
the wheat market upward today IN
the last half OF the board OF trade SEES.
sion. The close was firm, sc TO 1c
net higher. with May 1.1eh to 1.16%
and July 1.11S to 1.11A.
, 1923-01-23
MONEY

NEW YORK. Jan. fs.-cali money
firmer; high I. low 4; ruling rate 4;
closing bid AZ; offered at g. last loan
s; call loans against aoceptances az:
time loans steady; mixed collateral,
5000 days 4h84&; prime CONNER.
eial al AZ 94h.
, 1923-01-23

Cash Grains.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2a.-Wheat No. :
hard 1.15A GILT.
Corn No. 2 mixed sOh; No 2 yellow
es& @70.
oats No. . white AsH944; oats No.
3 white 42A @42&.
Rye Sc.
Barley eo9s5.
Timothy seed 6.Oo@s.5o.
Clover seed ls.50914.50.
Pork nominal. Lard 11,25; ribs
1o:60911.62.
, 1923-01-23

The annual report of the S. S.-Rre.
sge company is expected to show ap-
proximate,y $Sl a share earned on the
common stock IN 1892 against s2O.75
in 1921.
, 1923-01-23
Oil : Finance : Bonds : Stocks : Grains : Live
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE
Gossip AND FIELD NEWS
PINE DOME Oils GOOD LUBRICANT

That the oil in Pine mountain will rank high as a lubri-
and as such should command a high price is evidenced
by a test just made of the oil from the test of the Alaska De-
velopment company, which is now on the caprock of the Ten
sleep sand on that structure. This oil which was taken from
a stray just above what is expected to be the big producing
, 1923-01-23
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-sugar closed
easy; approximate sales $500 tons;
the market for refined continued
quiet and prciss we're unchanged at
$40 for tine graduated.
, 1923-01-23

DULUTH, jan 2s-Closing cash
prices: Flax seed January 2,s4 ask.
ed: February 2.Toh asked; May ASK
bid; july 2AsA bid.
, 1923-01-23
SILVER

NEW YORK. Jan. 75-Foriesn bar
silver 6eh; Mexican dollars So&-
LONDON, JAN. 25.-Bar silver s2S
per ounce; money IL per cent
, 1923-01-23

a OIL Ieaslss, reaY estate. owners OF
Teapot townsite. Representatives
wanted. Call OF write MS. Teapot
Development Co.. 2ls Midwest Bldg,
Casper, WvO. l.s-tf
, 1923-01-23

Jewslry and watch repairing by *.
pert workman; all work guaranteed.
Casper Jewoiry Manufacturing Co..
O-S Building. 1.s-tt
, 1923-01-23

through the years IN which tho com.
pany has been in existence. Start.
ing In a small way with q. little office
over a local store in which the two
members Of the firm handled all the
BUSINESS the activities of the firm
have crow until now II occupies half
OF the ground floor of the Consoli.
dated Royalty building and has n
corps OF office hep and maintains a
leased wire service to the New York
markets.
Wilson. Cramner & company, Is one
Of the oldest and largest brokerage
firms of Denver holding memberships
In the New York Stock Exchange and
the Chicago Board OF Trade and Is
of the most substantial firms OF
It's kind in the west,
The consideration involved in the
transfer was not given out but It Is
understood to have run into high
figures.
No statement has been made by
NTeHsrs. Taylor and Clay MS to their
future plans but It is expected that
both will remain In this city as they
are heavily interested in the oil in
dustry of this territory.
Consolidated Royalty Statement.
Failure to earn It's dividends during
the past year is shown by the annual
statement OF Consolidated Royalty
on company in the statement Just Is.
sued. This is explained by the fact
that Salt Creek oil has been at a
low price during most Of the year
and also due to tue fpct that produc'
ton has been confined to 30 and 40
per cent during most Of that period.
Total net income for the year was
s4o1. 075. Dividends paid totalled Sass =
O55, resulting in a deficit for the
year OF sse.s79. Total royalties re-
ceived, earned or due, were 4s9.4lS.
Rentals from the compsny's building
In this city were $1S,3o7. Interest
eHrncd was $s1, 3a5. Total expense in.
clud ng taxes was S3s. 1850.
Following is the balance sheet as
OF December 81 last
, 1923-01-23

Must me at tho Smoke HOUSE,.
, 1923-01-23
100 WAYS
To Make Money
BY BILLY WINNER
IF | Were a Factory
Superintendent

II We're a Factory
Superintendent
THERE would be at least two
ways in which l could save
my firm some money.
First. I would dispose Of all
tho machines and equipment
which I could no longer use and
perhaps lay around and litter up
the plant-turn it into cash.
Secondly, I would collect
the waste-all the odds and ends
and cash in on 1t.
I'd sell this material through
the Tribune Classified Section.
Selling things is a "ciuch" when
you advertise in the Tribune.
For the Tribune Is WANT AID
HEADQUARTERS.
I'd start cashinR in on these
ideas right away by calling Is
now, and asking for an ad-taker.