Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 4

Pave Four MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1918 ROSPEGT FOR 110 [5 BRIGHT Greatest Oil Development in His- tory of the Northwest is Promised for the Com- ing Year The c year is expected to be f history of the far as oil s concerned, A h , the high costs s for working the fields, t has kept on at an ever incr pace until today the state is she far greater number of tools running within the bounda- than it ever had before and the labor co: of materiz the dev s of the big companies still call for more strings and more men to work them, The coming year will likely see even more discovered in the St t this year was this line. and struc- f these have ally tested out been par and a very few have had comprehensive explo- rations ¢ the lower sands. The Creek Big Muddy are the latter. Some have had drilled upon them but in of rece discoveries it el tha hole less than 4,000 feet does not condemn any ter- except the sands the tools pass The crowning discovery of the year was the Lance field exploration and this is likely to develop into the larg- est field of the Northwest if the 33 well come 1 gusher like the wel RECOGWTION OF WORK THE LOGAL BOARDS [5 UP FOR DISCUSSION How will Uncle Sam recognize the services of the members of selective service dré boards? Probably in any honor: y that be determined to b members of suc t ona Board of from the seer of the dis board of Division 4 of the State writes from sion of in- it is the > of men Ma chusetts, as we 1 of mem- bers of suc of other States, th of proper rec ognition be United States governme vices rendered by such board the present emer gency, coun rvice and the raising of ¢ army under the selective service |, s thot by man id openly state by 1 Northcliffe, to be the great- est achievement of our government in thi crisi rious suggestions have been to the form of this recogni- ial, diploma or brev- believe that the is desir of the membe nearly all of the is a nmission, and to uniform, which 1 as a part of y helped to select and which would entitle to become members of military mi ry officers’ clubs, and ations which are bound to out of the present associa- conditions. that e army and create, ther bodies, like organ spring tion ul and will be presented in congress enera the to comp indicating the recognition should so on that with congressmen and senators. JEFFERSON WISE-DIES OF STOMACH TROUBLE Wi lied at the G al Hos; last night after a severe at-! te cuuble isper for treat- ¥ i Wy where ‘hi 7 me he appeared t on Sunday he sud es 1919 will t 1MOtE aay verine d of hree others me kin s than in 1 all this matter is un-| ion by the provost mar- | er of a selective servic? ¢ d to write to the pre- } COLD WEATHER HALTS WORK IN LANCE GREEK FIELD TEMPORARILY H. Weaver of Building Co., is in Fruits and V egetables Prices to Jobbers and Ship- ments Furnished by U. S. Bu- s to jobbers period Decemb: Will Rig the W Casper f the Lance fi Mr. Weaver reports r that the field is very due}, Market Sloy to the cold weather and the camps '° ema are now pretty well established UTA The Lance field is at present the ims downwar field in Wyoming in point potatoes Slightly Weaker of rigs up. There are more rigs built aypoared at or going up in the Creek no other f not does Salt Cr Big Muddy e P in their busiest times did not have as, many as the Lanc . Creek The operators , i are letting the work dribble « ion: ( during the cold weather as it lewh ita etek enpedeloto st most impossible to r time on the wt. wagon loads and $1.80 to bitting winds part of the job in the face of the that prevail over that country. ueing ndy in s hipments dec 0 fob in prc Mr. Weaver expects the spring to aleonicaradlwithioe start a great amount of work in the Lance field the preparations for same are assuming enormous pro App!: Markets Still Show Strong portions. t extra f t BREYBEAL SAYS TEXAS DL FIELOS BOOMING A. Greybeal returned from the oil fields Saturday and reports the work there booming. All the op erators are busy there be se the weather is holding up work in the other sections of the country. It now looks as tho the big 12- to growers. inch pipeline to the coast will not be) sacked hand- built as planned earlier in the year $10.50 in sé but the production will be taken care demand of in another way ‘$9.50 Bananas Just received for Xmas trade biggest bargain of the year. 35c Per Dozen Special price by the bunch to restaurants, stores and board- ing houses. Also just Ama Holly Leaves and Wreaths. SPECIAL—Orang ge markets L prevail per box for small lots rkets. Ship- compa eek | Show Weak with 1,57 Bean Markets Tone—Markets w i few impor oO re slow and quiet nt price change pea beans still , bulk; re Mich., to stern < was $10 to stock with slow ene 1 st + ‘ 41 received shipment hrees —SPECIAL s 40c California Grapes—Apples the best on the market. of all kinds. City Fruit Marke Two Stores—Phone 247 We handle everything that Nuts TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. 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AB kinds of Sandwiches at & ick service, highest quality P | VIDIO IOS III IIS TS SSM As | «]of increase decli cars compared to fe Decline—New York Seed to $20 per ton fob und ranged $25 tol , consuming markets. | | cars of new cabbage was shipped from We make a special of 4 a , )Security Loan Company Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana and |0. S. Building, 4 Florida. | Onions Continue Nearly Steady— I ts nearly everywhere appear \¥low and draggy, best California Aus- tralian Browns receded to a range of $1 to $1.25 sacked fob shipping sec tions. Shipments have gradully, but steadily declined since the first week in October, when 1,273 cars were shipped. Shipments past week were 247 compared with 279 the week be- fore. — —= A petition has been p; CASPER SHIVERS WITH — MODERATION GOUBTFUL = i GEOLOGICAL Work According to Weather Observer | Maps and Blur Prints, Surveying Wyoming Map and BI : McKenzie, the lowest temperature | ue Print Co, registered by the big government Crude Oil Testing » Specialty P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lys; thermometer at the court house last ste ht Canadian manufacturers give em-/jight was three degrees below zero. Twelve ployment to ntarly 150,000 women. | At 10 o’clock this morning the mer-| cury stood exactly at zero, with no} a TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Local Big < Boston Wyo. — Columbine Stocks Bid 018 10 -017 -019 18 22 00% Con, Royalty ___ Casper Embar - Elkhorn —_ Hecla — Jupiter — Kinney —-__~- Mount. & Gulf__ Northwest Outwest - Pathfinder Premier Picardy ult Creek — Big Muddy Pilot Butte Wy som A \\ NY | prospect of a moderation during the day. The recent snowfall measured three and three-quarter inches, the heavi- est of the season. It is reported that |the stock on the range are in good ‘condition, and the snowfall, unless it stays on the ground an unusual length of time, will not hamper the feeding. Casper Loan Office Will save you money your Wardrobe Trunk bag, and Suiteases Reliable 133 So. Centey Phone 804-J. eee New York Curb Midwest Refg. —- Midwest Com. Midwest Pref. Merritt _ a Glenrock Oil - Cosden Okmulgee Sapulpa ___ Houston Oil Oklahoma P&R so. New York Stock Exchange Stocks Open Mexican Pet. 169 x: i as 1863 | The Pacific coast has its first wo- |man golf professional, Mrs. Courley ! Dunn-Webb having arrived at Pacade- na to take charge of the links in that city. Home Cooking—at_The Harvey. 75.00 9.62 Young WomanT ownsite In the Lusk Oil Field All Lots $100 each—$25.00 per month | Rare opportunity for Rooming Houses, Restaurants! 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