Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 4

eee ere m . s t Vv i : v f a a in n ta NS AN NAINUABLUUNL! 1 RIDUNE : + y AILS MUST DISREGARD is being called to your attention CHAPTERS TOBBERS WE are experts on alterations of lad- 5 again, in order that no chapter ,- |. ies garments. L. C. Moore, tail-| OFFERS OF WOOL branch shall violate theemenn et or. 6-10-ti tween the American Red Cross a1, 'e are advised that certain jebbers'the War dndustries Board, Under fd manufacturers’ agents are send-| which, by refraining from purchasing ing cireular letters to chapters andjin the open market, the Ameri:.; branches in the Mountain division, Red Cross is entitled to second . advising them that there is in the! for woolen yarn, and receives a (;, matket a eonsiderable quantity of ernmental priee thereon, woolen yarn which can be secured by Regardless of how attractive , promptly placing orders. _ j offer is made; no chapter or bran.) Under the. open letter found in|executive committee should p ri No. 18-A of Arc Rays, instructions|the expenditure of any Red (;, were given to chapters and branches monew for yarns or other materi, GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blu¢ Prints, Surveying Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325 Phone 849 111 North Wolcott Street 5 Casper, Wyo. LOST SOLDIER GIL TO BE PIPED 7 Todas sion 7 NORTH CAROLINA | | Furnished by 4} z that they should not-purchase yarn from any source other tha divis | OTIS & CO. | TORY WATCH in the open market, and this matter | headquarters. 5 A, \ Ste. | be GROW 2, ck Bid Ask. | E oe F Allen Oil_- 25 mt aces af pede att The Oil and Gas ‘assure a boom vvs High Officials of Ohio Oil and Illi-|river on the headwaters of which the, American 014 bai at 7 o’clock ee for sthe town: Irrigated ‘fields = S< Bete chars ae |Lost Soldier field is located, and| Bessemer — 084 |tolled in cities, towns, village: d livestock will keep it grow- IN WAR is | IMES & nols Pipeline Companies Due |thereby would eliminate all high Boston-Wyo. -20 in the most remote sections thruout fe. A finee town with assured P 9 & to Arrive in Few Days |points which require heavy pumps to|Black Pear. 08 North Carolina while people offer up|* future. Fine homes and busi- Ds for Survey shove the oil flow over. Big Indian 27 a prayer for the success of the Stine} ‘ ness buildings. A good climate N. ERVE MATERIALS 3, PETE Also the Casper line would deliver Es aes ote Patel? ao jn Poveraaiee wits and a live bunch of people. The Se t inus | direct to the refineries while the Fort |C° = odo apo oy ped ~\x best buy in the state. ox ee cat HOMEE ippec tse, ats| SHA MEne Woulaenly, deliver ts ithe pee 18 “ga. | Gul racks ago by Governor \Thomas|/* “For bargains in best Main sles os fact has leaked out and with it comes | railroad ca eae of ie ee Eishotn cots Bab 85 |” When the idea was first shentesa| hes pore ior Teer Don’t Discard that Broken Casting, but & » vstthat e hich officials of the | 4red miles still in prospect before the | ~ ane oubetad - $, 11 7 ‘ ite se Ohio Oil company and the Iifmois| Oll_would reach the refinery, either, ET. Williams 2.50 2371 | sow cies eek nee nig, aitend, nee bring it fo us to be welded. We save you + Pipe Line company will be in Casper] ®t Casper or she plants in_Colorado. Hecla-Wyo. -003 Carolinians each evening at 7 o'clock | The EARL WARREN REALTY A Z ‘ + shortly to decide definitely on the| With the single exception of the Jupiter to pray for the victory of democracy COMPANY time and money. “~ propect. adiitional cost of 10 or 15 miles of |Gienhurst ovary adieaeee : 3, The Lost Soldier field is located | additional pipe and the necessary ex 7. Iaeyane st Iron, in the Red Desert country south of | pense of laying same, the odds are all Merritt __ 23.00 Welders and Brazers of Cast Steel, + Casper about 50 miles and it is about | greatly in favor of the Casper line| Midwest Com. 1.00 . F ey 35 or 40 miles from the field to Fort/as against the Fort Steele project | Midwest Pref. 1.124 BEST OF A I I Aluminum, Bronze and all other metals. a Steele. a line to Fort Steele|and the benefit to Casper itself Midwest Rfg..-- 113.00 ?, fi Field W k. BS would ‘ heavy pumping) would be great as the additional oil Midway O15 9 Oxweld $s Portable Outfit for I Ork. aid units located along the line to shove| income to the refineries here would | Northwest / 5 ‘ ‘ & the oil over the mountains that the) mean increased tankage here for Outwest Welding of Scored ih | Blocks a Specialty >< line would cross. From Casper to | storage, increased refinery and retort Pahtfinder O07 All the field the iine would be gravity all| capacity and naturally, increased| Premier ___ 04 ’ welds guarantee ~ ¢ . + the way, altho there would likely be | labor to run the extra plants. Casper| Republic Pet. .08 Here you'll find them under old reliable ‘ & needed a few small pumping plants | would thereby beenefit enormously. | 09 Ae + label feo bhyime fone - >< to hurry the flow along. However.| The Mlinois Pipe Line company! Shiloh 01 eo a an tara a he BE = ce ene e 0 3 the pumping units on the Casper end |and the Ohio Oil company offic United Pet... 07 There’s something in the cut and quality ¥ would not require near the machin- |says Wilson Cramer & Co., of Den-|Wyo. Blackfoot. .008 of the Racine soft shirt that gives it an Y ery or the power to run them _asjver, will be in Casper to confer on | Western Ex.___ 92 . By eo 5 . : ’ would the Fort Steele survey. The|the Lost Soldier line soon and defi. Wind River Ref. ~4 air of distinction. There's nothing 118 S. David—Across From Shockley JSD < Casper line would come directly nite word will likely be given out Young ---.._—- Be like it for all-around usefulness; the 6l : down the valley of the North Platte after the conference, Wind River Pet... rE i-J % seams won't rip and the buttons hold. PI hone 53 e 1% ‘- Priced at b3 NOT CRITERION SAND AT LUSK "25s. DENVER, Colo., Aug. 8.—Re- attle, 549; hogs, 240; horses, Cattle quiet, demand good, y. Good steers, $15.00) ; fair steers, $13.50@14.50; ee s ) + S, f @ In the Thermopolis oil fields, the) sm. Onis 0; =i bee cornea hd bringing in of the water well on the he Ohio Oil company, drilling on calves, $10.50@ pACNOESS | Murphy dome has not had any effect S¢¢tion 33-36-46 of the Lusk field, |and stockers, $8.00@8.50; stock heif- so far upon the holders of leases found the pay and a producing well ers, $7.00@7.75. Hog market light, there as the property owners and mS early part of the week. The | guj i 5 to 10 cents higher; drilling companies are going right Well will average up with the first @16.90, Sheep supply light, ahead with the work as usual. The Well drilled in the field by this com-| market unchanged; demand good, well of the Welch and Cheley inter- with fat lambs quoted $16.50@ ests has been abaandoned and the 16.75; ewes, $ @13.00. rig is being moved to another loca- ae: ; tion on the Hidden Dome near Wor- ¢0** @ Lets Suh ee aedioa Jani : .. who may have owned some land or The report in the ‘Western Oil jeases nearby World that the rig of the Dominion The preseht well will make a pump-! x ; Oil company located about two miles or at present. The production will) $!8:20@19-10; pi down the river succeeded 'in suut- he used for fuel for the other wells | PUK of sales, $1 ting off the hot water flow is incor- now drilling close by. The first well, |, Cattle—Receipts, 9,500; market rect, the crew has moved the machine which was drilled in by the Ohio Oi] S!0w, 10 to 15 cents lower. Native to another location and will dril an-\ company last winter has been unable | St¢e?s, $14.00@ 18.40; cows and heif- other well. The flow of hot water 5 supply the demand for fuei oil | CT _$8-00@12.00; s steers, could not be controlled. t $9.45 @'15.50; Texas steers, $9.00@ | The Ohio Oil company has moved ona the wells drilling Fy) A 2B 12.00; cows and heifers, $7.50@ | Murphy Dome Development Fails} F ; to Detract from Possibilities j Second Well Opened in New Field fe | to Rival First Producer of New Field | of That Region \ quiet Mountain States~ Transportation and Storage Co. Office 319 Oil Ex. Bldg. Telephonie 958 R. N. VAN SANT J. T. PHOENIX " President = General Manager IVAN CROUCH Field Managet time it was rumored that strike of the Ohio had be-| OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 8.—Hogs—! CE 0; ket steady to $18.00@ } 80; light, , $14.00@18.00; )@ 18.30. Telephone 894 WEBEL COMMERCIAL co. United States Food Administration, License No. G13057. WATCH OUR WINDOWS WATCH OUR WINDOWS a rig onto a structure about 12 miles The new strike will not cause any | 11-00; cahners, $6.50@7.50; cet ope to the east of the Murphy dome for| great amount of excitement as the| and )0@11.45; calves, a wildcat test on an entirely new structure. The E. T. Williams company has bulls, stags, ete., | 12,000; market | $13.00 @ 14.00; | ambs, $16.00, 00@13.45. _ | RAPID SHOE “REPAIRING nh COMPANY ~ See 151 So. CENTER STREET Re ee The Royal Ist—Power. Matchless suction power en- ~ ables the Royal to clean by air alone. This means elimination of wear on |well is fairly commonplace but it | |goes to show that the Lusk field is \likely tapable of becoming a field of | Sheep—R erected a flag pole ,and donated a/jarge area with the wells steady pro- | steady; flag to the city of Thermopolis. The| ducers of small quantity. pole is 80 feet highg and stands at} Mr Holland of the Ohio was in|! rorner of Fifth street and Broad-| the field the early part of the week E. T. Williams, Missou Hines, | and came back to Casper well sat- tin McGrath, and E. J. Sullivan |isfied with conditions. | Manager will journey to Thermopolis to be|Haines of the Manville Petroleum present at the dedication, ‘company returned from Casper to es | Manville last Tuesday with a blush- FIVE AR INJ | ling bride upon his arm. Casper peo- ple were wondering what was the matter with the Manville girls AUTO CRASH SHERIDAN they allowed Mr. Haines to cet: by ’ = = | Will LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON YOUR Acetylene Welding, Magnetos, _ Starters and Generator Repairing ARMATURE WINDING AND REPAIRING NEW SHOP A NEW PRICES ALL WORK GUARANTEED The Midwest Novelty & Electric Co. 665-669 West Second Street Temporary Phone 283-R William Day was pinned beneath the car, and sustained three broken ribs SHERIDAN, Aug. 8.— William! and bruises Day, James Brown and Hugo Setzka, shoulders. are in the State hospital here as the} There were six persons in the ma- result of the automobile in which | chine, and all but one sustained morc they were riding, plunging over a or less injurie: 30-foot embankment at Dietz. : 2. sae. FOR The car is said to have rolled over We buy Liberty bonds. Dutton two or three times and when it final- | Staley & Co. ly stopped on the Interurban car | a a track which runs about 30 feet be- ; mon should EerOne shen aonenns y e rou 2 cupants, 1; ill 2. affle Kitchen, 5 low the road, one of the occupants, Wikatcbienpad uteceks 6.14-t? a about the head and P. O. Box 573 CPOIPTSLIIOOLO IIIT LT Second Door South of Tripney’s Confectionery N) y \ Hay Fever Time : 3 confect ‘ Open for Business . N) N) & N N [ASC a tor SY eats PSE But why not get thru it smiling. Use Inhalatum or ) , , , Nazeptic Wool and let the . \ \ N ) rugs, > 2nd—Speed. The 14-inch nozzle of ‘the Royal enables it to clean quickly as __ well as thoroly, 3rd.—Durability, The high nde materi- a als and workmanship mean that it a will ive perfect service for many, years. 4th—The Royal cleans walls, up- holstery, curtains, bedding, ° auto tops, with the same other fellow rave and sneeze. Thursday, Aug. Sth All kinds of Shoe Repairing done while you wait. Rubber heels for all We also carry a com- plete line of other standard & r wi ‘ splendid “gflcbscy that it brands. cm vk, west kinds of shoes... The thusiridss & nathied avcording to the service we will Let us demonstrate the ROVAL fo you’ \ ce ARTA iy, RIVE yOu, ote . REN iy A y Natron a Power Co. PHONE 69 Kimball’s Bring your old-shoes to us and we will demonstrate to you first-class work THE REXALL STORE ; , and quick service. WII III ISIS SIS SILI SS Ia Ma. SLI SSI IIE SESS IES SLES: Et