Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 4

| PROFIT TAKING OIL RESERVES Rush in to Grab Handsome Returns Professional profit taking, result- that have been effected by the re- cent raise. Midwest Refining, after having ared to $149, dropped back to $141, causing a flurry in readjustment of all oil issues. Elkhorn is again on the downward trend, but its sister producer, the Kinney stock, is hold- ing firm at its high price of 74 cents yesterday. The Salt Creek stocks, while experjencing a light downward trend, are all holding firm on the strength of the reports emanating from the Mosher well which, unau- thentic, state at a large production is expected. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE -—DEPRESGES OL SHOW DECLINE | Stocks Show Decline as Speculators | Production Fails to Keep Pace} | With Domestic Requirements, | Says Report if | | 335,315,601 im 1917. Domestic requirements, import some 36,500,000 barrels from Mexico. | Although moderate additions were made to stocks of petroleum in No- | vember, 1918, in Central and North | Vexes, North Louisiana, and Rocky | Mountain fields, the total surface re- | serve of crude oil in U. S., exclusive | of California, which has not yet re- | ported, was reduced during that month by about 3,500,000 barrels. On No- vember 30, 1918, stocks of petroleum lin fields to which this summary re- _ Pr u The U. S. Geological Survey has ing in placing large amounts of stock) just issyed a summary showing that on the market is charged with the | there is an apparent gain in the U. S. responsibility of the downward Te-| of 3 per cent in petroleum production vision of prices on nearly all oils’ jn 1918 over 1917, the total in 1918 ping 345,600,000 barrels as against however, for 1918 amounted to about 397,- 000,000 barrels hence it was neces- sary to draw on reserve supplies and | lates had been depleted to the extent ‘ end of November 1917. ae The annual meeting of the stock- J holders of the Glenhurst Wyoming Oil é company was held in Douglas at the WALL STREET LaBonte Hotel at which time Con-| MAN BETRA YS Mant edlagion if lemeoneti wns! HIS FIANCEE Muddy. Mr. Whipple stated that he Money gives no man the right to had succeeded in shutting off the gas and cementing the hole and that drill-{ ing would be resumed in about three, trample the feelings of others, and wegks. Messrs. W. Schupbach, H. O./ that is the lesson which the ambitious Emery, W. A. Saul, Mart Madsen-and. young broker of Wall Street learns H. N. Bayles of Bridgeport, Neb., in the thrilling story “THE GRAIN were elected directors for the coming OF DUST,” which will be displayed | pared with quantity in storage at the! | | ing yourself sharing in the feelings: a government committee. —— | Loca} Stocks | Bia Ask American _~ -02% 03 | Bessemer _ Sica | Big Bear — 03 Big Five ___ 02 | Boston-Wyo. — BO Big Indian -300 | Center _._ 002 | Columbine - 230 Con. Royalty — 88 Casper Embar 008 Elkhorn - 54 Helca — 003 | Jupiter 06 | Kinney _- 3 || i Mosher Uni -700.00 800.00 Mountain & Gulf 33 36 | Northwest -50 52 | 07 084 | -05 06 | -O1 02 | -10 12 Riverton Refg. - “ll 1d Republic — 02 38 Shiloh ___ 048 06 United Pet. _ 4 “ll -123 | Western Explo. -- = .77 83 | Wind River Refg. .23 26 | | E. T. Williams--_- 2.20 2.40 Wyo-Kans - 115 1.25 | Wyo-Tex. -. 45 -60 TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE i ;~| DAVIDSON IN : FRIDAY, JANUARY. 7, 1919 | CHARGE FORT ‘RUSSELL WORK CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb. .7—Pur- suant to orders ssued Wednesday, \ Brigadier General ePter W. Davidson | arrived at Fort D. A. Russell Thurs- |day to take command of the post, | which recently was designated as a ' convalescent and demobilization point ifor the returning. soldiers. of . five states—Wyoming, Montana, . Idaho, | North Dakota and South Dakota. | General Davidson was greeted by a | i | | | i} LOCAL SYSTEM | MAY EXTEND'TO Robert J. Veitch, chairman of the! jboard of county commissioners and | William Hamilton, county efficiency »xpert, left last night to confer with the state tax commissioner on a sys- jtem that Mr. Hamilton is installing jat the local ossessor’s office. It is {the object of the state tp make re- cords and forms identical and it ts probable that the lead taken in this county may be adopted by the other RO OF pa |. Word, was received hy. My. and OTHERCOUNTIES|"= 3; death of Fer of Mrs. Learnet, at his hon. Denver. , Mrs. ,-Leagner and M; Haytuin, | mother of the . dec: dl, will leave Saturday, éVeniag: for 1), ver to attend the fimeral service, ea SS ER DENVER Learner; last night of 1), ve Hi in,- BB, a broil, Home Cooking—at The! Harvey GEOLOGICAL WORK Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. New York Curb 20 | salute of 11 guns. | dt is estimated that 15,000 men‘ will pass thru Fort Russell before | | demobiljzation is completed. They rit Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co, Amie over Lyric counties in the state. pte Moncy to lvan on chattels. Secu- WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET Warm Springs -. Salt Creek _- Big Muddy Pilot Butte __ -$1.00: | “PANEL” PLAN OF Elk Basin --. 1.50Grass Creek 1.50Fossil -- 1.60Lander - MEDICAL AID MAY BE EXTENDED IN ENGLAND IF NEW SCHEME: IS ADOPTED ' LONDON.—(Correspondence of | flow of protests from physicians in , the Associated Press.) —Changes in England's system of medical ser- applicable to the poor would be ex- | tended to all classes are proposed by} Many phy- sicians are strongly opposing the pro- posals. For « number of years, under a ; health insurance act, wage earners have been called upon to make a small | weekly payment to a fund which the | government uses to provide medical attention for all classes of the popu- ‘ year and the officers are: President! at the Iris Theater tomorrow. ‘ W. Schupbach; vice president, H. O.| Here is a story that hits home E! iS oie Emery; secretary-treasurer, W. A, With every scene, one that will grip! vice whereby the “panel” plan now PY 8 Saul. you from start to finish. H we You eannot watch it without find- ry > MIKE HENRY FINANCES si ckrsttse - . Lillian Walker. and the cast of ad- - 6 i is . mirable actors in this feature portray | i t FIRST WELL INK NSAS, | the story with splendid effect. This moe jeavid Graham Phillips’ story is one a of the really big things of the screen. “© NOW WORKING OF SECOND sci: ocr caioninr or a Mark your calendar for the 18th.! = |the nigil of the Elk's big: minstrel Advices rec the Mike ved at the offices of Henry Oil company in direct from Independence, show. 2-7-2t FIRST MEETING OF CHORAL CLUB wre, ate that 2,000 feet of casing vs has been hauled over from the rail- 00 =~ road siding at Hale to the drilling IS ENCOURAGIN = site. Due to favorable weather con- - % ditions, the drilling contractor, the Tha n : 4 at the Casper ¢ ciety J = Bloom: Drilling company of Inde: ayen cane den eet, Choral society is pendence, Kansas, is expected to be ready to spud in in a few day: eventually destined to be th elead ing musical organiation in the state was evident at the first meeting B p Hale and Elk City fields are which was held last night in the Pres. td t : considerable activity in NeW byterian church in which a F is brought in. A number of score of Jocal musicians : 7m f ueing wells, one of which gathered for the first regular prac s - 4,000,000 cubic feet per tice, The practice was held under : recently reported a short the direction of Prof. Rudolph Lund Se south of the Mike Henry berg. The original number of sing- wy os se and in the Elk City field Messrs. nd Morrison, Colorado oper- brought in what is reported to be one of the biggest producers, with a daily capacity of 90,000,000 ators, ers was icnreased ng ny fold by the new attendance at fast night’s meet ing which developed some exception- al talent. interest. is bei aken by cubic feet in the m inova The officers of the Mike Henry Oil tion and as future practic are held = Company state that the cost of | the singing classes will be developea ze drilling: the first well has been paid | thru various departments. x for in full, as well as the 2000 feet! ‘The practice last night started on of casin for same Finances are, 1 cantata “Faith and Practice.” The bd now being arranged for to cover the! next meeting of the society will be = cost of drilling the second well. theld Thur 14. Elks’ Min show, T ay even. NO PRICE CHANGES IN WAKE OF ALLIED ARMIES WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF, 2 QCCUPATION — Correspondence of , = the A tated Press.)—-Analysis of Pe price reports from the entire area oc- - eupied by the Americans shows that ° their pr irrent’ prior tu the sign- * ing of th ustice have remained substantially tain isolated been reporte: unchanged. Altho cer- individual cases have 1 of attempts to over- ing, February Iéth. A night of mus te and fun with your home folks a: | lation affected by the insurance law. | Every practicing physician must ‘treat a certain number of the so- ‘ called “panel” patients, receiving pay | for this work from the government. | The new scheme provides for whole- time medical service, and practi- tioners entering it are to be graded | into five classes corresponding to mil- {itary rank, ranging from lieutenant | to colonel. Class 1 would be paid $7,500 a year, class 2 $5,000 and so on down 5 which would pay $2,000, ' to class 5 Examinations would be held for pro- ; motion to higher classes. Expenses | incurred by the practitioner for drugs | appliances, clinics and traveling ex- | penses would be paid by the govern- | ment, Each physician would be expected to look after bet n 2,000 and 3,000 patients. The higher classes ‘of medical men would deal chiefly with administrative work and with the giving: of consultative advice. The patients would be expected to tte) 1 a surgery in the morning, ning consultation would be dis- | continued and Jess visits would be | paid at night to patients than is done now. Work out of hours would be taken over by juniors. All hospitals would be taken over by the government, under this plan. | According to the secretary of the Un there is The Casper Storage + charge American soldiers there has |} Richelieu Preserved Strawber been no general tendeney among. the Ne one Germans to increase the prices on NO. 2, cam ---~-------—- goods in the stores. In some shops in Coblenz where prices have vanced since the Americans arr} the merchants contend that this has . the om nts show letters 2 4 fact cements in, Berlin ff = uring points. difficulty hy part of su, and yet outside tials the general feeling: in is one of hopefulness in r the food situation.) Thi d-| ed| No, 2, can - necessary because of an in--, Richelicu Preserved Loganbe m e of from 20 to 40 cent in N ? : : » price of certain articles from the I Sr) nf faclury. And to bear out their st General ned Goode, THE RICHELIEU STORE SPECIAL—SATURDAY Richelieu Preserved Red Raspberries Casper Storage Company . RRS Grocery i ries, tries, Storage Meats, Fruits, Vegetables the army against the scheme. -- 1:85 contract /to delight milady, in the latest spring ---. 1.25 {and summer styles. | Ladie’s furnishing store here. Mr. | Blakey concentrated most of: his ef. forts at New York and Chicago and secured a choice line of materials The material! i will also greatly increase the stock} fand selections at the. local store. A chorus of thirty picked voices ‘will back up the song shouters at the | Elks’ minstrel show Tuesday eyen- ing, Feb. 18th. Late, song hits and | comedy bits. 2. — | to state control of hospitals. What we : object to do in the clinical system | is the destruction of the personal re- 4 i ‘as rere : * Phone 9 Let us talk this over ee Earl C. Boyle 231-237 N. Center St. , f P. O. Box 325. Midwest Ref, Fite Ba | will be discharged at the rate of 500 lpageos Company, Suite 202-0.-8. Coaper, Migwere Cane Bae AE) 1 aL | a day and will arrive in Cheyenne in| = —_—_— — — = = = | Midwest Pref. tps digs | contnwentayot 2,000) men, pwithi200) JIE IARI ALISA I IIASA DIE I . 5 | convalescents in the first increment * Merritt —_ 28.00 23.50 | (one if : 3. 3.87 | GiB OE x 7.12 | * )1.87 'DIVORCE SUIT STARTED, iF ‘ sane i CIVIL JUDGMENT ASKED + ‘ #00 One divorce action and-a civil suit |£ iz . for recovery of money loaned on a * (Ce) ‘note constituted the extent of Fri-) ; ‘day filings in the clerk of the dis-'* Mew York Stock Exchange itrict court’s office. The divorce ac-/ ¥ Stocks Open _ Close, i" 48 filed in behalf of Rebecen | # * . < 086) Volkman against Henry Volkman and | Bi Mexiean Pet. .--- ~ 165 1661 | netitioned for absolute divoree. i Every Rancher Needs One . Texag Oil - 1864, 1861 jut hte civil suit S$. K. Gibson alleges | f ; ‘ Sinclair Oi} ~~ 33— 334 \that he loaned J. C. Kemming $560| The Ford truck is-really a greater necessity U. 8. Steel ------ 89-885 Jon a note which was to run for 15| to the rancher than is a team of horses. Cer- es ee jdays and after the expiration of thc} tainly-it is a greater utility and economy for Liberty Bonds | nate the sum at money invalved had | him. .It saves time, it gives prompt and almost Open ee be aS .. i unlimited service along the entire ng a Wark B45 --_- - 99.00 F | It is not expensive to maintain and has a Ast 4s, - - 93.02 [BLAKEY RETURNS FROM the Ford simplicity in mechanism that makes 2nd 4s bs 92.80 0 | i= it easy to operate. The price, too, is attractive, ist 446 - ene y P. R. Blakey has feturned from an | about the price of a ‘team of horses; $550, 2nd 44s - r i extended buying trip at eastern mar.| without body, f. 0. b. Detroit. 3rd dig - - 96.10 4set centers in behal€ of the Blakey | dth 448 __ -- 94.06 bd Casper, Wyo. 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