Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1919, Page 4

ne GOAL (S FOUND MOSHER UNIT IS | EAOT OF CITY POPULAR Isallé Accidental Discovery Made Drilling of Water Well May Strength of Strike; Glenrock in!Stock Climbs to $250 Bid on! Prove Profitable A new coal mine has been opened | on the W. T. Evans property which lies just east of the old brewery build- ing, the prospectors of the property having struck a six-foot vein of coal. The opening up of the coal bed was made accidentally, it being struck beneath the surface while the owners of the property were drilling a water well. The extent and limits of the bed are now being exploited befor: there is any effort made to try develop the UPrOpSrtyg: commercially, CHENO OIL COMPANY 1S NEARING THE OIL SAND It is reported here on good authori- ty that the Cheno Oil company, oper H ating in Alkali Butte field, near Riv- eron, has hopes of bringing in a well in that field in the near future. The bit is now in the sand and the hole is making considerable gas. Drilling is temporarily stopped for the pur- pose of cementing off the hole where s encountered and when this completed the drillers plan to penetrate the sand. The prospects for getting old are said to be most favorable. The Cheno Oil company was virtu- ally financed by Sheridan capital. The management of the company is inj charge of Joe EON D: | SURETY OlL CORPORATION TO DEVELOP REIT DOME Natrona county is producing more oi! than any other county in: Wyoming. The latest company to be racted to this field is the Surety Oil corporation, backed by prominent | Denver business men. They have 6,400 acres in the Hett Dome, adja. | cent to which are many big producers, | one being the Ohio Oil Co., which; have brought in a well the product of | which is a high grade oil of a paraffin | base that can be used directly in the! medium grade motor cars. Pres. M. H. Morlan, who has jusv a thoro inspection of Natrona oil fields, “IT found the mong the oil men much bet an I expected, they are develop- their holdings with a new and in enthusi, and without a ing creased doubt many new fields will be opened up. Since my trip we are more de termined than ever to speed our pro- gram of development.” BLAKEYS ON EXTENDED TRIP TO THE MARKETS and hse P. R. Blakeley and lay for New York the former will to purchase stock son, and Chica visit the marke * whe ore for the sprir rade, Blakey & Co. pride thems« s on the rapid turning of their stock, a business policy whict insures up-to-date showing of goods attractive M sever: to the feminine eye akey will be gone for Vechdol is warned of the terrible_ | Moves Up to $2.00 Excitement in oil circles today was confined mostly to the movement. of | the Mosher Unit shares as a result of the bringing in of the company ‘well at Salt Creek early Saturday morning. On the strength of the new well the shares have moved from) $100 par to sales and bids at $250. Several companies which have hold- ings in the viciinity of the new well! were favorably affected by the strike , and the stock issues showing strength jening tendencies. Out West and & T. Wil ns companies have holdings in, the viciinity of the new well. Glenrock Oil showed increasing strength on the New York market this morning up from the $3 base to sales at $4. , showed a firmer piubmergtendency, WORD ‘ORY 15 FOREIGN TO THE SPANISH DIALEGT USED IN BRAZIL, CLAIM: BUNEOS AIRES.—(By Mail.)— In all the turmoil of Argentine poli- tics there is one issue that never will ; elect or defeat a candidate. That is sue is prohibition. It is not really 2 issue in this country, and the as people who talk about it are Ameri- cans who plan to go home soon. Buenos Aires is a ‘wide-open town’ Tots so far as liquor is concerned. graduate from milk to wine, in ar ner much the same as that employed by a North American mother, wh, permits her 2-year-old to sip a little weakened tea or coffee. No child school or in Sund sequences of drink, and since dt ing is not a daring thing, but merely a commonplace, youths of the venturous age taken no inter drinking. There are many bars in Buenos Aires, fashionable and otherwise. Un like the North American emporiums, nobody stands up and drinks, so the “third rail” is an unknown term here, t in The Argentine people drink at ta. | bles. If they do not care for any thing stronger they take coffee, t or lemonade. The sight of a woma in a bar is common, and her presence there is considered highly respectam cort. In the better class bars the tables are spread for tea late every afternoon, and the functions resem: bles a similar occasion at any large New York hotel at the same hour. Drinking in a Buenos Aires bar is aj ation, not a pastime or a pro That i hy the spike-he: d, sword-wearing Buenos ‘policeman never have to pry bibulous gentlemen from lamp posts or induct others to go home, in: d of spend ing the rest of the night slumbering ‘in the gutter. Everyone drinks wij) his w drink whiskey, gin or ny time. Wine is chea Once in a great while casion arises that the must be properly and moi brated, and then there is a st row. meals. rum at EF LONDON IS ALL RIGHT, BUT—SAY YANKEE SOLDIER. THRU FOG OF LONDON, (Co: pondence of the Associated Press.) ome of the 15,- 000 American sailors, who visited London before ‘ing for home, told the British journalists what they thought of the metropolis. “I like your town all right,” one is quoted as saying, “but you haven't enought rv rants. even in g small American town every street has got ’em in bunches of fives.” Other comments were: Your transportation about town isn’t up to standard, but I suppos. that’s the war.” London’s more like an American.! y than Edinburgh, and the people nre all right. You are not so modern, though as we are. I see your girls have got their hair bobbed—why, our girls had that done ten years ago.” “The people are real friendly. We like your burg, but your climate is rotten, “The big difference between Eng- Jand and the States is your ladies. You can speak to a lady here, high , without getting into trouble a lady in America e’s something more democratic than ou where you are The British interviewer said he hoped the American boys wouldn’t ta home any wrong ideas about nglish girls based 4n some of those encountered in the Strand and in Piccaddilly Circus. “Make no mistake about that,” the, from Kansas. ° S AFTER GLIMPSE BRITISH CAPITAL sailor reassured him. “We know all) about it. We've got to know fin girls here, and high-toned ones too, and we don’t want the other sort.” He said the boys with the American battleship squadron in the Firth ot Forth got on well with the English sailors of the Grand Fleet. ‘We gave them a vaudeville show,” he related, “and they gave us a concert.” “This saiior,” the interviewer re marked in his article, “gave me some sound information on a point abou: which I had always been curious, ‘asked him if one American could tell at once what part of America another one came from. He said, ‘Sure. Tak. a man from the South. He speaks slow with a drawl—‘Air-you-goin’- down - town - -toe - -night’—see? like that, like a bunch of farmers talk- ing. A man from Chicago talks like aueman from New York, quick and! sharp, with a lot of profanity.” “‘But could you tell the differ | ence between a Chicago man and a New York man?’ “Sure. A Chicago man uses more profanit md he moves his hand like this-—see? if he was doing a card tric A New York man's quick | and soft. “ ‘What about the Middle West.’ ““Oh, a Kansas man doesn’t speak | slow like a southerner, or ‘too quick like a Chicago man, but just plain ;and distinct, so anyone can under. |stand him. Just like I speak. I come! All other local stocks, Aires | ing from the straight and nar-! Room 212, Oil Local Stocks TODAY'S MARK MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Exchange Bldg. | New York Curb BI ~|OHRTER EMPLOTES A TODAY 70 BEGIN WORK ON That the Carter rer Oil ¢ company plans immediate exploitation. of the Bates', park region was evidenced this morn | inte: with the arrival of Fred. W. Hall, |construction man and a gang of rig |builders and carpenters from other ®Carter property, to immediately start |the construction of a large rig on the | property. . , Timbers, and machinery. tor the test are already being moved to the Bates Park well-site which is located on the southwest quarter of. section 23-29- 81. The Carter company plans to get underway withthe well. as soon, as possible, ample facilities haying beer | provided for drilling supplies. -This well will, be the first test of the field and, should .add, another. production source to the county’s fields. REV. R. H, MOORMAN OFF... FOR BAPTIST MEETING The Rev. R. H. Moorman leaves ‘today to attend a conference in Chi- cago of the Layman’s Movement ot the North Baptist Association as chairman of the Wyoming laymen of the church. State chairmen and di- |rectors in this movement who come under the jurisdiction of the North Association will be in attendance at | the meeting. Following the close of the confer: ;ence Rev. Moorman will pay a visit ‘return to Casper later. to his old home in Missouri and will Mrs. Moor- man and baby will accompany him | to Chicago.and remain for a visit of | several months with relatives and | friends. Ask American — 05" | Midwest Refg. —_ Bessemer — -12 | Midwest Com. Bib Bear — 03 | Midwest Pref. Big Five - 028 =| Merritt -._ Boston Wyoming 21 | Glenrock Oil - Big Indian ~---- (25, | Gosden} ——- Center ~_ 00g | Okmulgee Columbine .18° | Sapulpa -- Con. Royalty .87 | Houston Oil - Casper Embar 100ag| ACklabomatE SR Elkhorn 44 be Hecla -- New York Stock Exchange | Jupiter Stocks | Kinney ._ | Open Close Mount. & Gulf. | Mexican Pet — a 169 1693 Northwest — a Texas Oil __ o 1874 187 Outwest --- Sinclair Oil = 344 34 Pathfinder 90% 894 Premier Ste aa 3 Picardy ~~ Riverton Re Eiberty/Bonds) | Republic . Open Close | Shiloh —_- = : 99.12 99,12 1 United Pet. - = 06 08 + 93.60 93.60 | Western Expll. 80 85 | 93.80 93.78 Wind River Refg. 223 226 96.10 96.10 E. T. A eae 2.40 2.60 95.00 95.02 Wyo-Kans 1.40 1.50 95.94 95.86 Wyo- nee Seer, 45 50 | 95.02 95.00 WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET Warm Springs -$1.00Elk Basin —. - 1.85 sult Creek - 1.50Grass Creek - 1.85 | Big Muddy — 2.60Fossil ~_- - contract Pilot Butte __ = 1. 50Lander — 1.25 ASSESSORS URGE LOANS ON FARMS OF WYOMING The assessors of Wyomi } the present | a la | putting into Cea t the constitutiona amendment relating to the lending of state- funds upon the farm lands of state. Very little has been done} ¢ that line since the amendment d. will ash alo: was pass PROSPECT FOR LEASING BILL BRIGHT, CLAIM The Tribune learns today fen Frank G. Curtis that the prospects for the passage of a leasing bill looks the brightest they have looked in a It now appears the Publi¢ Lands conference committee of con- gress will soon report a leasing bill out of the committee and it is thought congress will act upon the bill before March 4 ‘DUKE GUNTHER SOCIALIST FOR TWENTY YEARS AMSTERDAM. socialist for 20 Ernest Gunther of | Schies es have been i said Duke iz-Holstein -| to the audience of a big public meet- ing held at Primkenau in Holstein, according to a report in the Esser. Allgemeine Zeitung. The duke, who is a brether of the former German Empress Augusta Victor nid he had often in high coun ed a warning voice but his had unheeded, warnings He had always favored an eight-hour pased and would do his utmost to co- in the socialization of the day operate Duchy. | The socia ‘loudly chee st Duke’s remarks were | Bascball Joke Reappears She: “Would you leave your home ‘for m He: ’d leave aseball game in the ninth inning with the score a tie.” ’—Philadelphia Public _Ledger. the highest market price second hand furniture. Phone 121 West First st. 1-13-26t ; FOR STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Dr. King’s New Discovery has a fifty year record behind it its reputation on its produce for attacks. “Dr. King’s New Disco’ ae folks wouldn't use anything elsel’* ? Why, t's the general nation-wide esteem in which this well-known remedy is held. Its action is erty its ‘taste pleasant, its relief. if P Half’a century SF cold Bowels Out of Kilter? That’s nature calling for felicf. Assist her in her daily duties with Dr. King's New Life Pills. Not a purgative | in the uspat dose,,| but‘a mild, effective, corrective,--laxative that teases the bowels into action, 25c, and co : checking. All druggists. 6c ue oe Se ‘KENWOOD RESIDENTS it AEADERS OF THE TRIBUNE C,. F, Goughler, proprietor and manager of the Kenwood store in! Kenwood addition, says that practi- cally all of the residents of that neigh- al_tons of earth while operating an/|- borhood take the Daily Tribune and) they like it so well that they even come to his store to get it. Mrz Goughler has the, agency for the |'Tribune in Kenwood and is a strong | | booster for the paper. The Kenwood grocery is one ‘of, | those alert neighborhood stores in the city that is doing a thriving bus: | ‘hess supplying the needs of the com jaunty, with staple merchandise. SSS CHICHE: TER $ PILLS THe adeseae dela f- BY aes a Business Like Manner THE RICHELIEU STORE Special for Monday and Wednesday \ Richelieu Little Kernel Corn No. 2 .... Richelieu Pole Lima Beans No. 2 ...... Richelieu Pork and Beans, med. .. Richelieu Steamed Clams No. 2 | Casper Storage Company General Storage Car Lots Canned Goods, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Handled, stored, re-shipped and Checked in | SHERIDAN MINER AN MINER JS.BURIED ALIVE Wi SLIDE OCCURS SHERIDAN, Tan, 20 20.—Smith Brow a negro was mangled beneath sever- old surface coal mine three miles pater of Sheridan and the body ead man was not found for! ee eat to the property to get, a ‘os ae of coal during the early part) week, “and after being missec | Bs ee days a search. ‘was. institut- ed., The body was almost completely ,covered beneath tons of coal ana rock. 7 a Save 3 ‘our money—buy a meal ticket at The Harvey. — TRE: ” DacHs fw Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co.¢ P. O. Box 325. Rm, 10, over Lyric 22 DEVOE PAINTS | } | elsewhere. STOVES STOVES STOVES Let us show you our line of Stoves and Heaters before you buy We cai) save you money. . Natrona Lumber Co. go28: ‘BUILDERS’ HARDWARE Ba War Savings Stdnipe WE SELL THEM . | Building | Material of All Kinds. ee OWE OORT STi i] state Sie taxation, is authority for the state- ment, that approximately . one-fourtl. of the automobiles licensed by the state escape.the ri Ph property. tax. Steps will be, taken Guring the.com- ing year to see that. the number of licenses correspond as nearly as. pos- sible to, the number assessed in the 21 counties. of the, state. When He Get: me. If they’s. anything the lad :wants when: he gits back home—from. the | 2%! land that we live on to the honey in the comb; every single blessin’ in, the _ MONDAY, ESCNPE PROPERTY. TANS TEST BATES HOLE REGION... mjra ies FEBRUARY 2 26, 1919 “When: J. get. a‘car, I want one | which will. suit. me.” “Then, my, dear, you ‘had » better get a runabout.”—Baltimore Ameri- We will buy your second ine bece fpr ture pay aid $i. 121 West - st. 1-13-26: , HOW TO.FIGHT.,. SPANISH INFLUENZA : (By. Dr. L. W. Bowers.) Avoid rowds oughs and cow- ards, but fot neither germs | nor Germans! veep the system in good order, take plenty of exercise in the fresh air and,,practice ¢leanliness. Remember a, clean, mouth, a clean skin, and clean bowels are a pro- teorng armour against disease. To p the fiver and bowels regular and to carry away, jthe poisons within, it is best to take a vegetable pill every other day, made up of May- apple, aloes, jalap, and sugar-coated, = | to be had at most. drug stores, known as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- le} If there is a sudden onset, of wi at appears Jike a hard cold, one should go to bed, wrap warm, take a hot mustard foot-bath and drink ‘copiously of hot lemonade. If pain develops in head or back, ask the country -that théy is—let him; look like he wants ’em, an’. they'll all be his! That’s the way we're feelin’! | We're here to make a fuss, with the |® highest halleluiash, ’bout the boys that fought fer us!—Atlanta Consti- ‘tution. “ACER COMPLEXION hen en ‘Saya Dr. Bards, @ Well Known druggist for Anuric (anti-uric), tab- hio Physician lets. These will flush the bladder Dr. F. vad nee and kidneys and carry off poisonous Scores, of for liver. and.bowel |germs. To control] the pains and a ciptcn made afer °c take one Anuric tablet every = reais ements made j|two, hours, with frequent drinks of with oil, naming | lemonade. The pneumonia appears live Tablets: You will a ad in a most trecherous way, when the _\influenza victim is apparently re- cores | Coens and anxious to Jeave his liver and bowels, which cause a normal bed. In recovering from a bad at- action, ng off the waste and poison | toi of. influenza or pneumonia the z ‘face, sallow look, |system should be built up with a Phere bh ioe Bee alee ee oe ood herbal tonic, such as Dr. No-good feeling, all out of sorts, | Pierce’s’ Golden Medical Discovery, active take one. of Dr. Dr. | made without alcohol from the roots ive and nate the pl Pee as| eed, barks of American forest trees, jor his Irontic (iron tonic) tablets, women as well as men |, i z |which can be obtained at most, drug al euetate for calomel—now gad |stores, or send 10c to Dr. of condition, | i Fe Pierce's Inyalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for - | trial pacake.—Adv. i SPANISH and F RENCH 3 3 - Tuesdays and Thursdays,.7 p. m. New Classes Starting. H He a? CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. : i Phone 349-M. Smith Tarter Bldg. Second and Durbin Sanvocangeare erecscacccccccccccccccccccosscccccccoces: Young Woman Townsite *.- In the Lusk Oil Field Che Illinois Pipe Line Co. is building a pipe line from the Lusk Oil Field to Lusk. gas 1 housainds of men will be employed in the Lusk il Field. Families of these men will mean Thousands more. Young Woman is the natural place for them to live. An abundance of good water, Telephone, U. S. Postoffice, on the, main highway, and many other ad- vantages, at Young Woman. All lots $100.00, each, 1,000 shares of the capital stock of the Y. W. Oil & Dev. Co., with each lot. Send for folder and particulars write To the Young Woman Townsite Co., Room 3, Mokler Bldg. Phone 467-W Casper, Wyoming |% _ WHY WASTE TIME AND MONEY BUYING NEW PARTS? Ship or Bring Us Your Broken Castings or Parts to be Welded. Ordinarily we will save you one-half to one-third the cost of a | new part and save the time lost in ordering from the factory or agency. | Welding, also.makes the brok2n casting stronger than the new | by adding additional strength to t1e weak part that is broken. We have an Oxweld Portable outfit for field work for welding such pieces that are not easily moved;,also , for cutting out and welding in seamless patches in fire boxes, welding cracked flue side crown and door sheets, calking edzes, etc. Let the best equipped shop in the west give you an estimate on your work, ste WELDERS. AND BRAZERS OF BRONZE, ALUMI divadrnd Hath ar. SHOP 118 South David “Across leon Shockley Garage.” ' Casper, Wyo. ALL Phone 611-5 TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. 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