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                    <text>Pebxnitiry 21 * 1930

Draper &amp; Compan, Inc.,
231 Suxmer Street,
Boston, I^ss.
Gentlemen:

Another queeticm camo up thle noraing vlth reference to
the marketing agreement, in connection with the enclosed contract
with John J« Sullivan.

Li*. Leo Dunn, who released the ;..ortgafee on Sullivan’s
wool, was a little skeptical about doing so, after reading the
contract wMch allows the gro.zer to withdraw any time by so indi­
cating his wish to do so, between the 15th and the Slat day of
.Ally, any given year.
He was wondering if, by signing the mortgage release this
year, if it might become obligatory with his bank to continue to
release it Indefinitely. Or if It Just applied for th© current
year. Will you please give mo this information?

Also, I am asked a hundred times a day what method will
be used in appraising the wools at sheering time. This seems to
be a great line for our corapetltora, who like to leave the im­
pression with growers that that’s the "nigger In th© woodpile". *
Of course I have been unable to give them any definite
information on this point and have suggested that possibly a
blanket value might be placed on the various counties,, where
wools are more or loss similar, by striking un average value,
. and in the event of an ei*ror being made either for or aInst
any particular clip. It mlgiit easily be adjusted la Boston, where
the wools are properly graded, and If a difference occurt.. It could
then be either charged or credited to the grower. However, I have
not put this out as definite, but simply to combat the lino of
•
talk put out by our competitors. So, if you can give me something
definite on this, the last stumbling block will be removed.

In reply to a telegram I sent last night to Homer I?ranta
at Fiawlins, have Just received the following:

"Nothing sold or contracted thus for
quiring until thia morning."

Delayed in­

The only deal that has been made by any of our competitors,
la the one I reported as made by Silberman. That, in detail, is as
follows: Bobby Richmond, local representative of Silberman at Torland, and working under instructions from Jeremiah I4ahoney of Ca;p er.

�contracted 2500 fleeces from Vincent Escalllor, a young Frenchman.
X made two small contracts in Casper .this morning* which
are in the air nail today.
If you would like a statement weekly or daily of contracts
completed and in the mail* please so advise.
A third contract executed this morning will he delayed
for a few days awaiting mortgage release from Bank at Hanna* Wyo.
Yours very truly.

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DOMESTIC

TELEGRAM

CABLE

FULL RATE

DAY LETTER

DEFERRED

NIGHT
MESSAGE

CABLE
LETTER

NIGHT
LETTER

WEEK END
LETTER
Patrons should ebuuk class of service
desired: otherwise message will be
transmitted as a full-rate
communication.

SenJ ihe/oUowingmeaaage, subject

WESTERN
UNION

j. c. WILLEVER. FIRST VICK-FRCCIOINT

NEWCOMB CARLTON. FaggloaxT

the Uma on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to

Basin Wro 2/23 1930

Draper &amp; Co Ina
Street and No*

Place

281 Sxunraer St

Boston, Mass,

H. J. and D. secured approx three thousand from Sugh Vass one dollar advance
with proEiise to buy at market on delivery date, stop Yesterday and today

I

have tied up approx thirty-five thousand fleeces at Worland Basin and
Burlington stop acct of holiday papers will be delayed stop find a great many

growers are Mortgaged to Washakl Live Stock Loan Co. of Worland Wyo, which

company have assigned to Federal Intermediat Credit Bank Omaha which makes
it necessary to forward papers to Omaha and return to Wyoming, stop this
causes great delay in delivering draft to grower, stop will It be reasonable

for you to suggest*• Federal Inter-mediate Omaha authorize Alex Healy of
THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE
JLG

�WESTERN
UNION
NEWCOMB CARLTON. TWCSIDENT

NO.

CASH OR CHG.’

CHECK

TIME FILED

J. C. WILLEVER. FIRST VICt-FR«SIO«NT

Send ihe following meuage, fuijeel to the lernit on back henof, which an hereby agreed to

Washakie Live Stock Loan - to release Mortgages stop Healy made all loans •
as Agent I believe - and is familiar with, each one stop Lovell Monday xxxx and

Tuesday night. Cody Wednesday and Thursday.
Minty.

THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE

JLG

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DOMESTIC

TELEGRAM

WESTERN
UNION

CABLC

FULL RATE

DAY LEHER

DEFERRED

NIGHT
MESSAGE

CABLE
LETTER

NIGHT
LETTER

WEEK END
LETTER

Patronu should chuck clasa of service
dttirud; otherwise message will be
transmitted as a full-rate
__ communication.

J, C. WILLKVER, FIRST VICE-FREBIDCNT

NEWCOMB CARLTON. PRESIDENT

Send lhe following metsage, subject io the terms on bacli hereof, which ate hereby agreed Io

31 BC A 84 DL
SH BOSTON MASS 435 P
4

FEB 28

1930

ROY MINTY
CODY

V/YO

IT IS POSITIVELY AUTHENTIC AND DEFINITE THAT NINETY PERCENT ADVANCE
WILL BE MADE TO ALL GROWERS WHO WANT THIS MUCH ’WHEN THETR WOOL IS READY

FOR SHIPMENT THIS NINETY PERCENT IS NET TO GRO'WER AND THERE IS NO PROVI­
SION MADE TO COLLECT ANY OVERADVANCE THIS FIRST YEAR STOP

POSITIVELY ASSURE

BmNES

YOU MAY

AND EVERYONE TO THIS EFFECT AND IT CERTAINLY MAKES

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR GRO’-TER STOP

BIG TONNAGE BEING ROLLED UP

EVERY-raER.E HOW IvTUCH HAVE COMPETITORS SECURED AND HOVZ MUCH HAVE Mfe SECURED
I

DRAPER AND CO INC
448P

�Form 1217-A
CLASSOF SERVICE DESIRED
OOMESTfC

TELEGRAM

CABLE

FULL RATE

DAY LETTER

DEFERRED

NIGHT
MESSAGE

CABLE
LETTER

NIGHT
LETTER

WEEK END
LETTER

Patrons shouldcheckclass of service
desired; otherwise message will be
transmitted as a fail-rate
communication.

WESTERN
UNION
J. C. WILLEVER, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT

NEWCOMB CARLTON. PRESIDENT

Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to

DRAPER &amp; CO,

CODY

2/23, 1930

TOO

INC

281 SUMMER STREET

BECAUSE OF COMPETITOR’S

BOSTON

PROPOGaNDA

MASS
J
IMPRESSING CODY BANKS

PLEASE WIRE ME

DEFINITELY REGARDING NINETY PER CENT ADVANCE WITH NO OBLIGATION TO BUYER

STOP THAT NINETY PER CENT IS NET TO GROWER STOP HANDLING COST MUST BE
SECURED OVER AND ABOVE NINETY PERCENT AS ADVANCED TO GROWER

MINTY

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POSTAL

TELEGRAPH

Casper Wyo 3/2 - 30

Draper &amp; Co. Inc«

281 Suratner St,
Boston Mass,

With what you have received, and that In mall, I am holding forty-three
thousand representing thirty contracts for Mortgage releases, stop
^ashakie Live Stock Loan has mor© than half of these enroute Omaha stop
Silherman has Espanda and some frenchman on Consignment - twenty-two

thousand also seven thousand Casper - stop Barris - bought twenty-six
hundred Basin at nine-teen cents, Minty

JLG

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                    <text>March 3, 1930

traper and Ccsapanyp
Kearns Building,
Salt Lake City, XJtah*

AttmtlonMi-. CaS.Tu/^g.
Dear :ir» Tuckers
Since our conference In Denver, I have been pretty
busy, covering as caich of the territory as possible, end doing
a great deal of mlsslonery work, explaining to the grov/ers in
the various tosms where I find man waiting and curious to know
Just what the plan we have to offer, might be,

I have covered about 1600 mlloc with my car and secured
quite a bit of wool, considering the newness of tli© plan and the
doubt which seemed to prevail In the minds of most of the growers
who found it liard to believe or understand that 90^ not could be
advanced with absolutely no kick-back. In the event of an over­
advance.

Of coureo oui» competitors are putting out all sorts
of propaganda to point out the”nigger in the woodpile" and arouse
suspicion of the growers, which I find necessary to combat every
place I stop*
I called you on the phone some time ago, but was ln»
fonned by your office tliat you were still out In the territory
and would get in touch with me when you returned* I have been away
and so busy, and not being certain that you were in th© office, have
neglected to advise you from tine to time*

X cannot tell you exactly the tonnage that X liave secured
as I .have no record of th© contracts already forwarded to Boston.
But I am holding back at this time approxliajately 43,000 fleeces
covering 30 contracts,- for mortgage releases. Kost of those loans
were made through the ' aahakle Live Stock Loan Company of Borland
and assigned to the Federal Intermediate Credit at Omaha, making It
necessary to forward all papers to Omaha for mortgage release. In
addition to thia amount, I have secured approximately 20,000 fleeces
from the Johnson County growers which have gone forward, and I would
say In the neighborhood of 20,000 more in various places, wlilch are
also either In Boston or In the mall.

�Draper and Company - Salt Lake City - Page 2»

Our competitors are not doing a rushing business*
About the only thing that I am definitely sure of, la as fol­
lows 1

Sllberman,- about 20,000 fleeces on consign­
ment from Esponda and 3 other
Frenchmen in Euffaloj
Mahoney (who Is Bilberman’s repre­
sentative at Casper) consigned his
clip of 3300 fleeces, and Mike Ellis,
3200 fleeces*

Hallowell-Jones: Has secured 1 clip, which X am
certain of,- 3,000 fleeces, belonging
to Hugh Vass at Thexnnopolls, on which
they advanced $1*00 with a promise to
buy at shearing time.

Harris &amp; Company,st.Louis &gt;

are offering promiscuously
19^ for the Basin wools and have approx­
imately,- or did have Saturday, 5,000 fleeces

Our plan is making It rather tough for the old line
houses and their local representatives, and we, of course, are
meeting with a lot of opposition from them, but which, I am glad

to say, is easily overcome.

I am enclosing expense account, which Is not Itemized,
for I find that rather a difficult thing to do in traveling as
fast as I have been to keep ti*ack of each item. But I have classi­
fied It as follows:
Clerks* fees on 10 contracts
AUto, - 1544 miles
8^
hotel, phones, Western Union
Making a total of ------

; 17.50
123.52
166.82

With reference to the above: I have put out an average
of $1.75 on evei*y contract that I have made. The Clerks require
50pf for certificate, $1.00 for recording and 25/ for each certi­
fied copy of pre-.hearing application. I am not at all certain
of the number that I have put through and think, perhaps, it would
be better to wait until I can get an absolute check on same and
charge them up at $1.75 each. In addition to the above, I have
had to pay 50/ on a great many of same, fo#' a notarial seal.

n III II III

I

III

li

I

�Draper and Company • Salt Lake City - Page 5

A1bo&gt; with reference to the expense account you
will notice I have charged my auto expense at 8/ a mile.

If the above Is not In accord with the policy of
Draper and Company, will you please so advise and I will en­
deavor to adjust It to t elr satisfaction.

I axil enclosing copies of an assignment of my commis­
sions already earned and futiwe commlsalonB, to the Wyoming
National Bank. I am drawing on them for expenses and r. Shu­
maker, the Vice President, believes that on assignment of this
sort should be secured for the bank files and I will ask you to
please sign and return one c py to me, retaining the other for
your files.

I am leaving in the morning for Lander and lilverton
country and will be gone two days. On my return to Casp r,
expect to {;o north to Buffalo and down tlirough tho Gillette and
Moorcroft country to Lusk, Douglas and back to Casper. If you
wish to get in touch with me at any time. If you will call the
office at Casper, lire. Burns can advise you exactly where to
find me or you can give her the message and she will
it.
Tours very truly.
R
B

P
B

Encl.

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Form 103—W276

THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

No.

POSTAL TELEGRAPH ,

MACKAY RADIO

ISSUED AT

. COMMERCIAL CABLES

ALL. AMERICA CABLES
(PATE)

(CITY)

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Joseph McGi’ath
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Food, Cork, Xi*el&amp;nd, in payiiient
the October e7th rnce,

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b. lliuty.”

X had o;^eoted to received aoknowledgeoient
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reiaittanoe at least by October 27th, but X have not
received si&lt;.oh notlc© to date*

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me In the paat&gt; and X have reoelved an aoknovledge*
moot in due time.

Can you, or will you advise me at your convenience.
If this transaction was properly recorded, I am
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the most satisfactory way of nandlln^ ti^o matter.
Thankin?: you, 1 am
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