Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ita es DRILL NORTH OF CHEYENNE TOSTART SOON anticline field north of this city wia start early. next ek, according to \C..H, Blazier, on@ Of the owners of the outfit. The rig has been com- pleted ‘and coal only is, needed to spud in. The rig is standatd, and a 1% 1-2 inch bit will be used to start. EX-GOVERNOR IS DIRECTOR f \ In TRI-STATE POISON oPIDER FIELD [3 CENTER OF INTEREST W. D. Weathers, president and manger of the Fargo. and Addison Oil companies, has just returned from a trip north and stated today that he, had employed drillers to start on well | 3 for Addson and hoped to the drillers agoing within a lays. He was very much pleased with the progress, Roach and Dyke, drillers of the argo well No. 1 were making, altho they were de- lay Addison big gas well, w nishing fuel for drilling No. 1, showing such pressure that it was breaking the line and had taken the boys three days to get same under control. The holdings of the Fargo and Ad- dison Oil companies in the Poison Spider field adjoin the government U. S. withdrawal on all sides. Mr. Weathers, statedsthat tne Addison's big gas well No. 1 would be able to furnish fuel for city of years to come. The offic s stated that they would se a well a month for each company and want to have their pro- duct on the market in the near future Mr. Hunsaker of Ogden, Utah, vice president of both Fargo and Addi- son Oil companies, is in Casper for a few days and is more than pleased with progress of both companies. ees TEAPOT DOME 10 SEE NEW TEST THIS YEA The Teapot Dome is another test soon, statement made Hugo- William: company that they had m ase on part of their holdings in the district to A MeDaniels, who is alread) equipment to the field to start a weil on the holdi The new well will be started on section 28-south of the Mosher well UNITED PETROLEUM LUOKS UP ON DEVELOPMENT NOW GOING ON IN TWO FIELES The increase in the market price of United Petroleum stock, from 6 to 15 cents, since the first of the year, | is largely due to the prospects of the going to see cording to the erday by the company in developing its 100- e at Burkburnett. This ac lies one mile south and slightly of the townsite, is_ surrounde by producing wells. The United com- complete drilli the ground, and is prepared to rus work on first well there. A stand ard rig will be used, and it is the in- to case off the 500-foot and continue Fowler which showld be reached at feet. ‘The 1 mile so now h 100 barre th of the United lease is of the Smith led produc- sid ¢ heavy Fisher pro troleum) com , under » Oil quart ope northeast Yr. Williams v Sy arters (Br flown ter the’ s holdings to title by the failure bill not affected a : of the Ic r the United roducing and st Well in r by on the nd Texas con The production of the company’s Harmon lease in tn dorado Kans., field continues s ily and in the last thirty davs’ rur re turned a net of about $2,500. MIDWEST TAKES CONTRACT TO ORILL ON THE RAWHIDE LINGLE, Wy The \ u for putting do on the Rawhide posted a forfeit check I drillingy within sixty « ri will be located on township 2 range 62, probably on sc tion 16. ~~ Fixing the Blame ts téll us that, roughly » one mar ce in three re- he chap with ritation. one chimed the other s the reughly spe uses most of the in, part trouble.” “and that India - Bldg. < 1- UNDERREAMING HOLDS UP BIG HOLLOW DRILLING A long underreaming job has held up progress on the deep well now being drilled in the Big Hollow field by Rice and associates in conjunc- tion with the Apex Refining and Drilling and the Wyoming Apex Oil companie: Now the underreaming is finished, ing is being set at 1,300 feet, and work will proceed much more rapidly. It is the expectation of the drillers that they will hit the same sand that is yielding the big wells in the Rock River dome, to the northwest, at a depth of about 1,700 feet. The oil encountered in the wells drilied to the first sand in the Big Hollow is not suitable for the present needs of the refinery, as it is mainlv useful as a lubricant and the lubri- cating unit is not yet installed. The deeper sand, shown by the Rock River structures, contains a much lighter and freer flowing oil, consider- ably higher in gasoline content. On the Cooper dome, fifteen miles northwest of the Big Hollow, Mid- west interests are drilling for the deeper sands. LANDER EXPERIMENTS IN REFINING MAY HELP THE HEAVY OIL PRODUSERS At the Wind River refinery at Lander experts are working on a ne process of gasoline recovery from the heavy black oils of the Hudson and Dallas fields that may prove of incalculable value to the produ of black or sphaltum base oils, since laboratory tests have proven it will ver about seventeen per cent of soline com d with seven or ght per cent, s the Wyoming State Journal of under. The new method is called the Al- len process and the work now beir done in; for the purpose of develop- will of value cial, If it be made to approximately the values ob- tained in the laboratory at a cost that will not be excessive, it bids fair to revolutionize the refining in- dustry sofar as it applies to heavy carrying a low gasoline content. ‘BOOT HEEL IS NEW OIL FIELD NEAR LARAMIE so that it be Stanley Morian of Laramie, in charge of the work on the Boot - Heel dome states the rig a essary for d and that the ting for the v die dow erected drilling: il structur that 1 Steffin, a vicin yo. We r lo, 5 OHIO TC DRILL MEDICINE BOW DOME, REPORT The Ohio Oil co) pany will prob. soon besxin active work on what s the Oil ings dom es north of Medicine ve found and that the possibilities for stri oil are by some to be ly as wood of the pro k Creek carload of nd other material is expected to arrive there soon, rity Loan Company, Suite tf CUT YOUR SHOE BILLS “Heretofore, soles never lasted me more than three months, because my work keeps me_walking constantly on cement. But I have worn a pair of Neolin Soles now for more than three months, and judgi z irom their present condition, they last three times as automobile organization in s extra wear given by Nedlin Soles not only makes the shoes soled with them cheaper by the year than other shoes, but the price i the first place is sometim for shoes of only ordinary we: You can get Neolin-soled shoes in many styles for every member. of the family. Try these long-wparing, com- fortable and waterproof Soles on your worn shoes too. All good repair shops have them. They are’ made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., of Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to outwear all other heels. Nealin Soles ‘Mak Res. Wy Pilot Butte .'' So says G. L. Kerr, manager | | TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Local Stocks ! New York Curb Bia Ask American __ Midwest Refg. -.-. 156 157 emer ~~ Midwest Com. --_ 1.32 1.37 Bisviedr = Midwest Pref. 1.62 1.67 "Big Five Merritt -__- 24.25 24.5y Boston W Glenrock Oil — 3.75 3.87 Big Indian —- Cosden ___ 7.75 8.00 Center Okmulgee - 1.25 1.50 Columbine Sapulpa -__ 7.25 7.50 Con. Royalt Houston Oil - 78.00 80.00 Bihork Oklahoma P&R-_ 8.75 9.00 Heela ~ aes | Jupite New York Stotk Exchange i Kinney Stocks | Mountain & Gulf | Open Close} Northwest a Mexican Pet. --._-. 1834 1883 | Outwest Texas Oil _ - 194 a | SanGheee Sinclair Oil _ 36% jeacemicr U. S. Steel 97 Picardy, sees cee | Riverton Refg. Liberty Bonds Republic - Shiloh Open Close | United Pet 318 98.60 98.60 | Western Explr. Ist 4s 94.40 94.40 | Wind River Refg. 2nd 4s 93.60 93.60 | E.T. W | 1st 44s 94.60 94.60 Wyo-Kan: 2nd 4 4s — 94.04 94.00 Wyo-Tex. d 8rd 44s __ 95.28 495.20 Mosher unite --.-500.00 575 | 4th 44s —_ 94.00 94.04 WYOMING CRUD = OIL MARKET 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 Elk Basin ~ Grass Creek - Fossil -. Lander 1.85 ” Warm Springs Salt Creek ‘Big Muddy contract --- 1.25 park region settle down to around fifty barrels, and the sand is reached’ lat 700 to 800 feet. Oo Wanting, Not Wanted—Whatever . the Bolsheviki want, want is all they | have succeeding in getting.—Lon- | don Ofinion, | WING FIVER 10 DEVELOP ACREAGE IN BURKEURNETT The Wind River company is pre- paring to operate its lease in the Towa park district of the Burkburnett field. Complete drilling outfits now are being moved in and thoro tests will be made of both the upper and lower sand. . Two wells have just been com- pleted on adjoining properties to the northeast and southwest of the Wind River lease. These wells are distant only one-fourth of a mile and are looked upon as proving the Wind ‘e. The new well to the n on the Lawrence tract and the one to the southwest is on the Brown farm. Wells in the Iowa ae Churning cream ,wanted at all times. For quotations phone 943 or write Natrona Butter Shop, Casper,| Wyoming. 3-7-6); GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. “Stopped My Rheumatic Pains and I slept better and ate better ever since taking the first few doses.’’ Says Mrs. Gus Rodin You can halt those racking Rheumatic pains with RHEUMACHOL. You can banish that terrible ache and stop that stabbing agony. 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Place the convenient facilities of our office at your dis posal to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the min- ute quotations. : Information and quotations furnished upon request on Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. * i TIM HURLEY TRANSFER ey rq Phones—Office, 26-J; Res. 779-W. z x Light and Heavy Hauling, Baggage Transfer, Piano Moving x If It Can Be Moved, We Can Do It ,, 4 ( ab shih edit cilbhote’ i kar, oe Ts enable students to satisfactorily pass’ their’ spi Examinations. Approved by the Public School Sy, CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Phone 442-W -or- CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 16.— (Speci ee | The deepest known lake in the world | )—Drilling in the National lis Lake Baikal in Siberia, | The Truck That Trucks There’s the same economy in using the one-ton Ford truck that there is in using the Ford car—only the larger carrying power of the truck commends it particularly to farmers, and other bus- iness men. The famous Model T motor assures reliable power, and lots of it; the manganese bronze worm drive makes certain the use of all that power; the three-point suspension gives flexibility, and vanadium steel strength. Price, without body, $550 f. 0. b. Detroit. | 231-237 N. Center St. Casper, Wyo. | | ‘ Phone 9 | 1.85 | RXKKKKHKAHK KKK KH HKEKE HHH ERIE IIE TEL HE | e | FEIT IE CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 10.— (Special) Former Governor Georze A. Carlson of Denver is a director in the Tri-State Oil and Refining com- pany of Colorado incorporated here. Other. Denver men associated with him are R. G. Mullen and George F. King. The charter will permit oper«:- tions in Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas and Oklahoma. U. OF W..WINS | .75 PER CENT | OF ITS GAMES LARAMIE, Wyo.—With the vic- |tory in the final game of the season the University of Wyoming basket- {ball five concluded a very success- ful year. The team has a record of | Six games won out of eight played, {having suffered one defeat on the | home floor and one at Greeley. Hopes | are held out for a championship team {next season, due to the fact that | there will be few changes in the linc- ‘up. Several post-season games will be played this year if arrangements jcan be made with Colorado colleges. 5 BARRELS OF | BOOZE IN SOFT DRINK PARLOR | | | KEMMERER, Wyo., March | 10.—(Special.)—John Griff, who | formerly conducted a saloon here | but who is now running a “soft” | drink emporium, must explain to | the court the finding by internal | Yrevenue officers McGuire and | | POWDER RIVER SYNDICATE UNITS AT $100 PER UNIT Cash or on Monthly Payments INVESTORS, ATTENTION! You have no doubt been buying stock in oil com- panies that promised to do things—you found out that quite a few did not do anything—then—WHY NOT GET ACTION YOURSELF AND INVEST NOW, LIKE A NUMBER OF OTHERS HAVE DONE, IN THE POWDER RIVER SYNDICATE 4 THAT WILL DO THINGS For they have the equipment to do it with. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE Which will mean the purchase of one or more units. Units felling fast—Think it over—and either Call : Phone Write 520 E. 3rd. St. 703 P. O. Box 1117 Cc. KIRCHNER General Manager and Sales Agent CASPER WYOMING a if! 99 The rugs are a sight. No time to don cleaning toys, to broom-sweep and then dust afterwards. But plenty of time to just run your Hoover over—because The Hoover cleans dustlessly and quickly without tmussing your ‘‘Sunday best.’’ Each easy stroke of The Hoover mcans: a beating out of buried dirt—a sweeping up of all litter—the straightening of the nap — the brightening of bedim- med colorings —in addition to an electric vacuumcleaning. McGovern five barrels of whiskey, a wagonload of small kegs, bottles and cases on Griff’s premises. —_—_—> COKEVILLE DRYS | TO DRINK LOTS | WHILE IT LASTS COKEVILLE, Wyo., March 10. — (Special.) — Six hundred cases of whiskey, sufficient to give 30 gallons to every man, woman and child in this town, | have just been unloaded by one | firm here. Cokeville, in the last | election, voted dry three to one. —— /FORMER ‘CASPER MAN TO BUILD LUSK BRICK PLANT LUSK, Wyo.—Mr. Goss, a prac- | tical brickmaker, recently operating jin Casper, is looking over the situa- | tion here with a view to establishing ja brickaimng plant here. He re- ports that he has tested all available | clay in a radius of 12 miles and found {none that stands the fire test. He | has, however, a sand and lime brick which has been passed upon and recommended by the national board of architects that can be manufac- tured and sold at prices far below the almost prohibitive price of the present supply and still yield a good dividend to stockholders. His proposi- tion was presented to the chamber of commerce and the chamber took ac- tion to the extent of requesting Mr. Goss to supply a sample of this brick and giving him a tentative promise of their moral support in organizing a company should the product aid selling price be as represented. A high grade of sand and also lime- rock is, obtainable here. - LTH TA 1 SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIP ° By Dr. Lee H. Smith An old enemy is with us again, and whether we fight a German ora germ, we must put up a good fight, and not be afraid. The influenza runs a very brief course when the patient is care- ful, and if we keep the system ~in good condition and thrcw off the poisons which tend to accumulate within our bodies, we can escape the disease. Remember these three C’s— a clean mouth, a clean skin, clean bowels, To carry off poisons from the system and keep the bowels loose, laily doses of a pleasant laxative should be taken, Such a.one fg made of May Apple, leaves of Aloe, root of Salep, and called Dr, Pierce's Pleas- ant Pellets. Hot lemonade should be need freely iG atackeg bya ek and e patient should be put to e hot mustard foot-ba' me To prevent the attack of bronchitis or pneumonia and to control the pain, Antal tablets should be obtained at e drug store, and one given every two hours, with lemonade. The Anu- ric tablets were first discovered by Dr. Pierce, and, as they flush tho bladder and cleanse the kidneys, they |carry away much of the poisons and -|the urte acid, It is important Chat broths, milk, | buttermilk, ice cream and simple diet he given regularly to strengthen the | syktem sind increase the vital rests:- ance. The fever is diminished by the Juse ofthe Anuric tablets, but in Ad- ditinit, ¢. forehead, arms and hands ‘Mayyjberbather-with water: (tepid) in ‘whic! ablespooriful of salaratus has \| Peogiidissolved in‘ each quatt. 2After ‘any attack ‘of grip or pneu- jonja/to build up and strengthen the stem, obtain at a drug stor. good ron tonic, ‘called ‘rontic’’ Tablets, on: thas ‘well known herbal tonic, Ir. bilo a Medical. Discovery.