Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1918, Page 4

' SERRE RES : 41EMENT OF CONUILIULY Fy f | Today’s Quotations | Em E. : | ai the Casper National Bank, at Casper, in Furnished By ; « ~ e TAYLOR & CLAY | the State of Wyoming, at the Close of | Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. = y &; aie | Telephone: 203 _ Business on the 1st day of November, , 4 ; average November 1, and the second ice “aida a : Pes mrommes Popeye | test year.’ | Speck) at Or) ee RESOURCES Sa pele bushel, corn $1.63, and $1.99, oats | Bessemer OGifi 4 Overd: ren i -$1,231,676.21 Siu SR ee cA eee: URNS OFS GH hg 76e and 69c, potatoes 73c and 76c|Boston-Wyo 41 Sf Figo Spare ee A a : 2 : per bushel, hay $14.00 and $15.00|Big Indian - = 24 : U. S. Bonds deposited to secure circulat: 3 50,000. Marked Decrease in Number of Crimes in England! CROP REPQ TE er ton, augs 490 ang /48e per dosen.|Big Bear ES RN SO Jay ll lag id per an 50,000.00 p en United States —-Wheat $2.06 vnd| Big Five 01 -013 | Liberty Loan Bonds, 3%, 4 and 4% per cent, us LONDON, Ni Lindale te ( Sere esa 46, esta Reet gs i20' | Payer seedy madd ba tsa Cea pa Be . 12.—Criminals ii itai 0 . e otatoes $1.272 and|Columbine - a 2 s actually made on Liberty 41-4 per » Nov. 12 in Great Britain are making) } es ge ores pects, and|Con. Royalty 15 at cent bonds of 4th Liberty Loan owned___ 144,635.00 220,085.00 i good. | 1 $15, 16 conten egeny 47.2c and 89.4e| 72 w75 Sop ee es Abies bonds (not inetuding “i . . Ha Sapa ee ea . * F : 2.40 2.60 | stocks) owned unpledged __ i 161,733.29 , : baci = - bee the number of inmates in British institutions i ae ‘ per doz. ne 3.75 | Stock of Fagleral Reserve Bank — Z "4,500.00 - y airs thi about per hig 3 | Consistent Increase Shown in State ‘Hecla Wyoming 00% 003 | Furniture ant fixtures ~ a eos. 78 ™ Bri Chai mgs f th nent » according & & Evelyn Pa iaas Yield with Commensurate QUTWEST GALLS ANNUAL Jupiter a -04 | Real estate owned other than banking house__ 2'901.52 ° rise, airman o! ie Prison Commissioners an irectors of Convict Improvement in Quality i inney : ‘70 |War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps Prienieiios Bh : Merritt . 23.50 24.50 actually owned ._..__.__--_____-- ete 1,698.58 They id means “aad era | Over Average MEETING FOR DEC 12TH Midwest, com. 1.00 1.03 Bante) =aasre with Federal Reserve Bank..__ 145,077.97 ‘ 4 i: f. 1.123 1.25 ash in vault and net amounts due from na- First—The War. | 5 mis rerrare 700. tional bank 5 37 137.00 138.00 ional banks ~~. --...--.-4-----=----- 649,427.37 (lik SHOWING i Second—A consecrated policy of fetes 24 ie Be St naraee eel i Z , 013 Net amounts due from banks, bankers and trust as ve! * : : 4 " ies. ___ . “purifying” young criminals. | United States, as compiled by the| A special meeting of the stockhofd- 54 Chaka Gop aaes bailine 34: the Eada cite'on town 1,414.03 Fifty local penal institutions which! bureau of crop estimates, Unitedjers of the Out West Petroleum com- e - -03 as reporting bank -242...!.-.i1.5-21.. 8,219.34 jheld 14,352 in pre-war days, now| States department of agriculture, is| pany is called to be held at the of-)Pathfinder - -06 | Checks on banks located outside of city or 3a possess only 7,355. as follows: \fice of the company in Denver, Colo- ene os 07 | ae town as eee sag other cash Sees = 1,452.16 4 instituti Cc. do, the 12th day of December} Republic Pet. - 02 edemption fund wit! . 8, treasurer and due ed ae ce aiden cide es rere State—Nov. 1 Se Re yield as | Soesitheneroeeh of electing a Board|Shiloh --_ - 024 from U. S. Treasurer ~.-~------------ 2,500.00 ¢ 808,090.86 he the war. | acre 26 bushels, last year 20, 10-year |of Directors that should have been} United Pet. 06, | Hotat. eee hes FR tee Rak EE $2,487,884.87 : The war is‘ partly responsible for| #¥eT@ge 22-5 bushels. Quality 95 elected at thetime fixed by the by-~|/U. S. Steel- RRO cf4( OM = con aeren sores raademet ease te 75 487,884, s: pee Pola lifes deerensn de uate Arpeey the| Pér cent, last year 91 per cent, 10-/laws for the annual meeting to _be| Western Ex. _____ 70 ‘ ERMTLarTEe Travelers Oil Company May Qpen| great mass of unemployed into use-| ¥e@ average 85 per cent. Stocks on elds SOR the Parte sh 0s Saal Nd Wind River Refg.— 27 | Capital stock paid in rn aa $ 50,000.00 a i i A it 1 i number o: e directors from iar — i : - a ri 4 1 New Feeder to Main Field; fete in the army and navy. joer putea Setar heave aod five to three, and for the purpose of! White House Cafe serves you we (h pPe teresa = ga eo cs ; Lincoln Company Takes | The system of heading off the! rstimated production this year 987,-|Fréceiving and filing and passing up-| right. 10-26-39t| Circulating notes outstanding : 50,000.00 ¥5 Hold of Pathfind | Young criminal and instructing him) g49 bushels, last year 660,000/0n the reports of officers. fp i 5: eee .._| Net amount due to National banks ---_-_---- 2,806.97 jold of Pathfinder how to make himself useful to hu-| jy chels. The Outwest is a Casper stock and) We have buying orders for Con-|Net amount due to banks, bankers and trust com- —_— r pmanity is a forceful check. | United States—Average yield per|the shares of the firm are largely |solidated Royalty, Boston, Jupiter and| panies -.-:.- pe wm enn ne === 18,929.67 The well of the Travelers Oil com-| Another aid is the government pol-| acre 24.2 bushels, last year 26.4, 10-|held in this city and Wyoming. The/Qut West. List your oi! stocks with| Indivdon ae De a A eawnas pany, located on Section 86-33-75, icy of employment which aids unem-! year average 26 bushels. Quality company has some good looking ter-|raylor & Clay, 212 Oil Exchange! Cortificates oF dapusit deh Aha area Sicaiers P enate. ~_ about ‘yx miles southeast of Glenrock | Ployed to find work. | 85.6 per cent, last year 75.2 per cent, | ritory in the Salt Creek field and also| Bldg., phone 203. 12-2t| Certified checks —..-__~_ and abdyt four miles from the Big apa 3 drunkard are be-' 10-year agerage 82.8 per cent, jin other olfisestions @f the State, [Cashier's checks outatandi . en as - O08 . | i { Cash letters of credit and tra Muddy field proper, is drilling at 800” Before the war 2,400 burglaries org. pirhoe te pas eis CARD OF THANKS Gee eee areola, oom s | | | standing nears Hes __ 1,500.00 feet and has found a fairly strong house breakings were committed an-| ate—Nov. 2) Average, yiele Pi a Kimb W Bld : 7 'T1-1-tf Time Depos: (p days, show of gas and some oil. nually. Now there are only 800. | acre 157 bushels, Jast year 155, 10-| J desire to express my sincere|™!mDall Bldg. — or subject to 30 days or more notice) ; Certificates of deposit -| ¥' v 128 bushels, Qualit is iende F The number of drunkards has de-| year average 128 bushels. Q ¥ | thanks and appreciation to my friends If you value your time cat at the| Other time depoute Ut} creased fromm 62,000 annually to/ 96 per cent, last year 98 per cent,/ who, during the reeent illness and| This well is expected to find a pro. duction at 1400 feet and in case it 3,700. | 10-year 92 per cent. Estimated pro-! death of my wife, Mrs. Jack Reed, White House Cafe. isk fs he does will open up a new pool as a|- Many convicts are serving in the duction, 4,166,000 bushels, last year have shown their kindness and sym- Liabilities her tha foley ate aaa - eats feeder to the Big Muddy. There was! British army. Of course only those| 4,650,000 bushels, |pathy in many ways and particularly | STATE OF WYOMING, County of Natrona—ss: | a well drilled in the same vicinity/of good behavior get in. Two of) United States—Nov. 1. Average in the beautiful floral offerings. I, Q. K. DEAVER, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear about six years ago that found a|them have been) decorated. yield per acre 94.8 bushels, last year|19-1+* JACK REED. that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 3 . | One, working on the western bat-! 100.8, ten year average 95.9 bushels. | ———-__———— Q. K. DEAVER, Cashier. heavy black oil around 600 feet and tiefront, volunteered to give up some| Quality 88.6 per cent, last year 90.5) J. S. Mechling, who has been con- | Correct-Attest:- also indications, of a sand that might | blood to save a Tommy’s life. Later! Per cent, 10-year average 88.1 per fined to the house for the past two | A J. CUNNINGHAM, hold oil at 1400 feet, so the present }he developed blood poison, but recov- | cent. | weeks with influenza, is again able to | P Pa well is being drilled to test out this/ered, and then joined up with a Prices 2 jbe out, venturing to his office this AS WELL qj Divectors: supposition. — ; bombing sqiadron. His record shows) The first_price giyen below is the giternoon for the first tim: AS You Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of November, 1918. ; The hole is now underreaming to|he broke prison four times, ee a eS * x | (SEAL) D, H. GRIFFITH, a . Notary Public. My commission expires July 25, 1921. ¥ : ‘ + ATS ae At InNITI/ : am} “USED To" - shut off a cave. . | The honor system is being em- RE | i In the Glenrock district the Lincoln | ployed here successfully, as it has PORT OF. CONDITION . ; Petroleum company has started tojbeen in the United States. Prison| : , : ‘ clean gut the well of the Pathfinder! officials are satisfied it works, tho! Ie Saige tres abt ai ae een some cannot resist the| Of the Citizens’ State Bank of Casver, at| | 2 | Why not let Handbury-Johnson Co. Your steam or hot water heating |put your plumbing in condition for | System may need attention before the "7 t, temptation to escape. | |the winter? pues 68: T1-6¢ pte te real Sekt hve pidcg ae Sree The well has been standing for sev- Conyicts joining the army and , i; | | Hig eh eeee teats eral montlis at depth of 1400-feet;|navy, are not. known among their! Casper, in the State of Wyoming, at the| HE man who. expresses Why not let Handbury-Johnson Co. | Phone 988. 11-11-6t* —— Try our compartment plat: lunches. 11-6t | White House Cafe. 10-26-50t a the desire to see as well as he “ 1 to” should have us examine his eyes with a with. three joints of’casing broken off.| fellow soldiers or sailors to have a The hole is being cleaned and the| prison record. Their commander i: company now in charge expects to|/aware of the fact, but only for his} put your plumbing in condition for | | the winter months? Phone 988. Close of business on the 1st day of No-| continue work until a complete test} private information. vember. 1918. z | ahd will mepece ping sennes la 5 . is made. Bat |. No two convicts, ‘convieted of the | i , sight, AWe will correct. all I phere er ete tee hatha hon q (he Lincoln company has also ac-| same. offense, are sent to the® same} "4 TY eye deficiencies that are not } q , quired! the lease "of the: Security Gill reaiment or ship. : RESOURCES: : srealig cased Ky ei diseune AY BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN a company on the Glenrock Oil & Gas a Loans and discounts ~..----...._.- oe 198,405.96 of the eye. The usual eye trouble is imperfect focal accommodation of the crys- talline lens, This trouble has various ramificatiofs that we can prescribe glasses AY 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH 4 y Back of Grand Central Rar. All kinds of Sandwiches at q Sy. popular prices. Quick service, highest quality. any’ y section 6, two} Overdrafts. secured and unsecured i =f st Pe Gate aHate AER ONO EL OIL co. | Wan Ravine end Thrift Stamps - c' rig preparatory to install- |Bankin iS ~~. ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ; : @ house, furniture and fixtures - ing rotary machinery. Good progress ENTERS LA NCE | Other real estate and mortgages owned — is reported on the Jupiter well, the | Expenses, leas carpinre., ._: SAAD AOE Lincoln Co.'s property, and. Man- lpn foot Netionet tatioe $ $9,900711 to remedy. SFI DI MT, MT IMT AP, Burnett-Hynes Op. C = ager Hssex expects to be abe e re- [Cpackes mad cash ae 7,991.43 Pi bs a lS oe | WANE ae eee a : -— | port a successful completion along oney Reserve in Bank, v: Se a about Thanksgiving. The big fellows of the oil business | Specie Fie Skat D IN WAR TIMES, CONSERVE MATERIALS ‘ Pi Sl I Acie ergtigawitie Gs: Waroil 1 Legal tender and National Bank notes.-.-. 8,441.00 jon't discard that Broken Casting, but bring it to us to be . BAS AGCUMULATIONS more as the developments, sie that| Fractional paper currency, nickels, pennies— 457.15 77,546,74 STORAGE were We as you time and money. q hice 4 * eee yee Brazers of Cust Iron, Steel, Alumi: Bi ? the oil fields of the state are capable | : Household Goods, Pianos, Etc. benad M . , Aluminum, Bronze of much development. ‘The Union| iS cera rs LiAbinitigs 7 S07T0TH.SS |) Storage House on Burliiyton snd ether seein ALL WELDS GUARANTEED. | Oil company of California, one of the | Capital paid in -—----_--_-_.-___ x $ 50,000.00|}] \taAMBERLIN FURNITURE esipiaa poate: ING SHOP |strongest independents in the - oil! Individual deposits subject to check ~$211,740.30 D UNDERTAKING CO. Sorts cross From Shockley's. Phone 611-J game, is now in Lusk fields through a| Certificates. of deposit, demand Me Ho ans arninias _ 33,162.5) 257, 53 |subsidiary company, the Sunset Oil| Certificates of deposit, time AT LOGHL REFINERY sssscie come: |Seihat | The Sunset Oil company, of which | Total |A. A. Spaugh is the president, has} THE STATE OF WYOMING An explosion took place at tne) leased 320 acres of land in the Lance| County of Natrona,—ss: ‘ > Midwest refin g that} Creek field from A. B. Baker, paying | I, W. J. BAILEY, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear created ‘some per |a bonus of $10,000. The land will be | that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledce and belief. eceeen: ee eecosoneerece. eeenee When You Are in Trouble, Bring Your CAR TO US OR PHONE 79-J Best Mechanics—All Work Guaranteed EAST SIDE GARAGE GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Wyoming Map and Blue P: Co,, Crude Oil Testing a Specialty .-$307,071.53 about 7:30 n | turned over to the Union Oil company 4 4 W. J. BAILEY, Cashier. P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyri 4 bait ee of California: +6 cha (riled .amnder: al (geuenet nes snd worn to before ine this 18th day of Nevember, 1018, Casper, Wyo. e ‘ hep ltenat Say renee ge: | contract between the two companies. |The Sunset company now controls| M jent 5 i 2 |abont 19,000 acres between Douglas! Gorreet-Artert een eee November 28, 1918. a retort and i box under the filled a sewer lin en Notary Public. nearby and. thi also exploded to a separating tank|and Lusk, all of which is under drill- | JOHN F. LEEPER, sre the hot oi » separated from | ing contract to the Union company. | M. J. BURKE, water, This tank is built of concrete Se C. H, HORSTMAN, and is merely a large vat sunk in the CARD OF THANKS Directors. ground. | The damage to the plant and still} Mrs. Harry Lyttle, Mrs. James was very light and the still will be| Dickey, and Mrs. C. H. Wing wish to} in operation today. A great cloud|extend their thanks to the many of black smoke hung over the refin-|friends and neighbors who were so ery ‘district for nbout half an hour|kind and sympathetic and of so much and gave to swiany rumors that t i / the plant n fire. ful floral offerings during the recent| | Miss Mable Lyttle. THUGK ORWER FALLS gp WCTIM TO THE FLU R. M. Nelson, a truck driver for al local concern, died last night at the! influenza ward of the Private Hos-) pital after an’ attack of Spanish in-| fluenza. | Mr. Nelson was 33. years of age} and leaves his wife who lives in Boul-| der, Colorado. The. body will be} taken to Boulder tomorrow even where interment will be made Chamberlain company has charg the arrangements. ‘Least ROSE MAKE YOUR, OWN BROOM WASHINGTON, _Nov. 1 brooms may sweep clean, but new brooms have been so expensive of} late that they have been in the luxury | class, | All this will soon be changed ever, according to the Agric department. Rroom corn’ raising ts | to be encouraged. Makitig brooms at home also will be encouraged. Do Your Gift Buying Now Santa Claus is just as important a figure in the civilized world today as ever. But this Christmas he must conform to rules that will help to complete the winning of the war. Team Work of All Kinds, Also Sand and Gravel Hauling STARK & COMPANY, Phone 713R ___ For years we have urged that you shop early and that you buy use- ful and practical gifts. f WE ARE PREPARED TO Repair Electrical Machinery of any description Armature Winding and Motor Repairing a Sp Let us put your OIL FIELD GENERATORS in. condition for the The National Council of Defense doesn’t want us to prolong our store hours nor to be compelled to employ extra salespeople to serve you at the so-called eleventh hour. You must do your part by doing your Christmas shopping now. We make it easy for you to do your Christmas shopping early for our stocks of useful and practical gifts are ready. Every department of our store has attractive suggestions to make. FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS, COMMUNITY SILVERWARE, ALUMINUM WARE; THERMOS. BOTTLES, RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, PISTOLS, COMPLETE TOY STOCK. BRING THE CHIL- winter, DREN. : 1 HOLMES HARDWARE Co. Holmes to Homes—Casper, Wyoming. Phone 601 _ Casper Supply Compan: Coopes aves P.0. Box39 Pane 93 COREA tor we ed BY EE PIETY PLATT ETE TY Ne