Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1919, Page 4

4 *PAGE TWO 72? 2° PAGE FOUR TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE || Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Who @aanee ZNaiaee Br ethnstnn. a Che Casper Daiip’ 0, 0. F. CELEBRATES. GENTE ELABORATE FUNCTIONS SATURDAY ___ MONDAY, APRIL‘ 2s, 1919. BROTHER OF DEAD BANDIT | ‘ IS ARRESTED FOR ell BASIN, © Wyo) April. 38.—Hiram Bo ey ae Smyser, charged with sodomy for as- here yesterday ona chares of robbery |hearing in Greybull and after hear- and bound over to the district court! ing the evidence the justice bound ‘ ‘ !Smyser over to the district court in in bonds of $1,000. « This is a brother ends of $1,000. He will be tried BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL ROBBER SHOT WN FOOT BY CETL MARSH BASIN, Wyo., April 28.—In an ef- fort to arrest two hold-up men in the of the Wallace that was killed in) : s oot F Greybull i “Fi |before Judge Metz in B: Local Stocks | ‘ Uaits. | The local chapter of the radeon (HER Lobdell, Miss Young, Mr. Lund- aio ene jas Sie onstable Eisher February by Constable ‘Fisher aa 4 asin next , mer | Mosher Oil ---- _ 1.00 Ident Order of Odd Fellows ‘fittingly! berg and Mr. Wallace Leavitt | tured the other without trouble. ‘The | (mar yoann was with him at, el = ze Bessemerse. 22s 200 Club .---_--- 400 450 and banquet which started Saturday | CHOPIN NOCTURNE be ghot the man before he could es-) robber killed had the Becket pook and |e ect gi cola vere eer, Burke Oil ~---- New York Curb afternoon at 2 o’clcck and lasted un-| Marion Kleber, Ethel Mann, ee the amount of money taken. pte an Lr 4 ithithe hate in all A Buck Creek ---- | Midwest Refg.._ _174.00 175.00 |til Sunday morning. The Centenary | Helen Carlson Sor Ee trades connected wii e hotel busi- Big Bear | Midwest Com, -- 1.56 1.62 |celebration was co-ordinated with NATIONAL DANCE Try our Want Ad column. Home cooking at the Hx:vey. ness. =' Big Five | Midwest Pref. - 2.00 jthe Tenth Annual session of Casper Frances Bingenheimer Boston Wyo. - Merritt -_- 83.25 | Lodge No. 22 which was instituted | CLASSIC DANCING : Big Indian — | Glenrock Oil 6.87 |March 8, 1894. The growth of the; June Barcarolle, Eugenia Neer 1 Center --- | Cosden __ — 9-87 order here is shown by the member- ACCOMPANIST: i Columbine —- 2; | Okmulgee ------ 2.25 ship and financial statements which Mrs 1 renee : € Consolidated Rity Rity & Producers 1.75 were tabulated at the meeting. The!” "> Wallace Leavitt, Miss Violette i : Cow Gulch —-_- Grain No wire) |Odd Fellows building was erected in, Burkett and Miss Eunice Shafer Casper Ranger -- | Oklahoma P. & R_— (No wire) 1896 with assets of about $300. The |, Dancing was the order of business | U Elkhorn -------- | Wst. Sts. 0. & L. 6 165 [Present membership is 190 and the |between 9:30 and 12 o'clock. i Great Western Pet ! Island Oil ~--___ 6 assets are $100,000. = aa ee Tes c Hecla -- = | Rity & Producers 1.35 The afternoon program which was|, Efforts are being made to harness i Jupiter ae Ss. 40.50 jabout evenly divided between busi- | for the production ei ee fe swift e e e e Cow Gluch — SAGs 2 53.00 ness and pleasure events follows: | tidal currents of the Bay o undy, C I \ d S 0 Kinney —- | Houston Oil __-_ 98.00 100.00 ODDFELLOWSHIP |where the tides rise to a greater In ires an ervice C Tusk ae New York Stock Exchange Ex-Gov. B. B. Brooks [Relgtt than anywhere else in the 4 ae ce GIG | Open Close Vocal Solo—“To the End of the IRESTONE was first to produce most Northwest ------ qgey | World Mh ot) eeeer ball of the important truck-tire improve- r Outwest --- i} E s “4 “ rt first 3 Pathfinder | teu, | THE WORK OF THE REBECCAS KEEP LOOKING YOUNG ments. Our service also is in speed, : Pierdyee = | B Mrs. Emma R. Sturgeon EUV thoroughness and economy. i Riverton Refg. : | 98.60 | ¥0c8! Solo—“Iste D’Amour” It's Easy—If You Know Dr. | D United Bee. 3 aie | 95.86 ao:5tS Ga Edwards’ Olive Tablets We have a truck-tire press of tremendous 2 estern Explr. 2. Mrs. D. M. Wind River Refg. “40 9388 | THE GOOD OF THE ORDER |, The cecret of keeping young is to foc. capacity ty clpavy alithe ee ee ‘ E. T Williams =s 430 | 93-44 Mrs. Rolla Luxon iliver and bowels — there’s no need of ; o-Kans — 3.00 8rd 44s 95.14 _Accompanist, Mr. Lundberg |having a sallow complexion — dark rings Saal ! 2 . a “ me = : | A L WYOMING CRUD 2 Ol) MARKE? 1g5| A delicious banquet was served sparkle, “Your doctcr will tcll you ninety | therefore, combine great care with ———— Warm Springs --$1.00 EF asin —— o es3 comes from ine rapid results. : ,, ro | Per cont of all sicl: at 6 o’clock and lasted about two active ¢ ; Balt Creek 1.60}Grass Creek - 1.85 Hours bowels and iver, ey —= Big Muddy 2.50] Lusk - y Immediately following the banquet aie ASE physici . In Okio, perfected a veretable - $+ Pilot Butt 1.50] Lander the feature program of the day was pound ied wich olive ‘oul to ree: | ) d inaugurated. The following pro-jthe liver and bovwc!s, which he gave te « gram was enjoyed: Vocal Solo—‘When Pershing’s Men Go Marching Into Picardy,’’----- Soieate so se se cit Jas. H. Rogers Rudolph Lundberg ts, the substi- | cclomel, n-e gentic in their action always cficctive. i ~—ADDISONBRINGS “BUCK CREEK To ~TNBIG OIL WELL FINTOHING WELL which should be enjoyed b: ou joys y Reading—“Dies for the Old Flag ning up the liver and. Srmant : lt enow Dr Eawardé Olive Tabs ey | art ‘ab: | ; Violin Solo- lteta Dy thete atte fic and 26e co | The fact is Miss Verna Burnett Vox Entertainer— eg “Bill Nye” Hamilton in “Side | eee eo druggists. Over half the | truck Tonnage | Possibilities of New Producer at| Hole Complete to Top of Sand and 7 z . “ 4 . . Lights.” 1 Poison Spider Undetermined | Casing Set to Drill in Vocal Duet—Sympathy”__ | GEOLOGICAL WORK ° f A m erica But Chance Is Good. Gusher Tuesday. — Rudo | is carried on Mrs. Lobdell and Rudolph Lundberg Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying is il company well No. 3) The Ohio Oil company-Buck Creek AVIATION || Crude Oil Testing a Specialt Addison Oil company well No. 3 e pe Seat one well on section 35-36-65 is an oil pro-|7 ducer according to indications which |} were obtained when the well was | drilled to the top of the sand Satur- | day evening. M. Churchill Master Electrician, | 119 Aero Squadron, A. S. U. S. A. Quartette— “Star of Descending Night’ Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. in the Poison Spider field, came in yesterday with a good flow of oil, according to information obtained from the local offices of the company | TIRES today. This well is about a half mile} from the Fargo oil well and but a) short distance from the Addison's big gasser, which is now supplying fuel for operations in this field. W. D. Weathers, manager of the; Addison company, stated this morning that he was not in a position to say what the new well would make, but that it had appearances of being a good one. The pay sand was en- countered at a depth of 1,400 feet and tests are now being made on the According to reports from the Ohio Oil company headquarters today the hole is showing a little gas and oil. The test of the well will probably not be made until tomorrow owing to the fact that nearly the entire day will be devoted to underreaming the hole to- day for the purpose of setting the casing on top of the oil sand. The Ohio company is taking pre- cautions to conserve all the produc- tion from this weil and as soon as the Dutton, Stale Daily accurate quotations markets, over private tel vice. We furnish quotatio: exchange in the country. market letter. Brokers will get you the highest possible price. y & Company from New York and Denver egraph wires. ‘Instant ser- ns on any stock listed on any List your stocks with us, we Ask for our —| Earl C. Boyle 231-237 North Center Street Phone 9 ,) facilities are at hand the well will be turned loose. The new well is the center of inter- est in the field today as it is higher up on the structure than the original | pioneer well, and may be one of the maximum producers oF the district. a, quality of the fluid. FENEX WELL GIVES UP 450 BARRELS AT END OF “DRILLER HURLED INTO TELS TT AIR BY OIL SPOUTING “cies FROMELAHORN GUSHER > the Big Mud- LENROCK, Phone 468 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. | Casper, Wyoming | 'SaOSI IS SISL IP BASIS LISP SE SEBEL LL SSM. ITTISISASLL EA Lae E¢ ae TAYLOR & CLAY, Ine. AUTOISTS ATTENTION! TIRE SALE STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, ana other markets over our private wires. Place the convenicnt facilities of our office at your. dis- posal to'buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to tha min- ute quotations. Information and quotations furnished upon request on Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. The original Fene: an any other well ng to be a good- ears of contin- | The flow had been uous production. GL 4, April 28.— Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. ste y falling off until the company |“Jinx’? well No. of the Elkhorn decided to clean the well, with the!Co., the most troublesome hole in re result that it is now producing about | the Muddy field, which has a record — = 1 i Y (Bb barrels daligie (Te well eamelin | oie eee E Reon We have decided that in order to better serve you, ed another victim to its list last . Lester Brokerage House 7, in a stray sand and production of 2,000 . Which subsided gradually to rrels until the cleaning out he well had been on good beha creased its worth as a pro- vior for a considerable time, but a hree fold it had not been flowing satisfactor-. we should handle only ONE brand of tires and tubes and believing that The Falls Rubber Co. make the best tire on the market, we are in the future, going to handle Falls week, el N process N CONTRACTS ARE LET BY svclne sche "SSeS a Pec , ae Casings and Tubes exclusively. In order to do this we are He ‘lowered the ‘bit into! the hole Speciaiaine. 1s CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK of HOOD, HART- » N \) N) N . 4 and as it struck bottom a tremendous | of oil shot out and carried volum SOUTHERN MONTANA CO, FORD AND BRUNSWICK TIRES ait practically COST. NEW YORK OIL TIS APTI SD May several feet skyward and drop- | ® ear _ |ped him violently about 20 feet from 4 CODY, Wyo4 April 28.—Con- the rig. Workmen found May un-| WITH REGULAR MILEAGE GUARANTEE. ' pcen let for the drilling conscious in a pool of oil and hur- | 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 N ‘Ils on the holdings of the! ried him to the city, where it v ‘i A few of o r, ° , 1a Oil company. found that he had suffered the fac- |, : : ur prices: of three ribs and that a large | UN'S SDS... ture i and gravel had been s eyes. a good dividend pro- ntity of s driven into h No. 13 is SOIT SIEIAIES EEO TO OMA 82x4 Hood Non Skid. Regular Price $51.50 Sale Price... that location as the base of operation coun for the three well: id western Wyoming are| commanding increased attention. \y be drilled to a depth of 2,000 feet.| ducer, but has earned the title of % | ane second wall arta ae the outlaw of the field. : & & 33x4 Hood Non Skid. Regular Price $52.00 Sale Price... N 1,400 fee oa = paul ih N 30x3 Hartford Non Skid. Regular Price $22.1 Bsute Price ..... & Spring Creek structure which geolo- | : : ? Hints ave pronounces) ery aaa FOSSIL DOME THIS YEAR N Active Representative of \ 30x8% Hartford Plain. Regular Price $ 22.5551. Price ..... N Montana company proposes to thus | IN e e y test this part of the field. They have) KEMMERER, W April 28.—} e uta e i e YY 32x3% Hartford Non Skid. Reg. Price $30.40s.1. Price .... ) previously drilled on the same struc-|As a result of the strike ef the Lin ity | : & ture near the Whitney ranch on) coln-Idaho company in the Dry| i 42 10 Spring Creck and are still using | Piney , oil operations in lh of New York 34x4 Brunswick Non Skid. Reg. Price e Sale Price .... ) Me STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Why speculate with your life insurance when you can get a policy in one of the strongest and oldest life insurance institutions upon the planet? Better be safe than sorry. Call at the office and contracted for. 30x3¥% Brunswick Non Skid. Reg. Price $24.65 5:0 Price .... These prices are necessarily net Cash. During this sale we will also give a 5% cash discount on all Falls Tires and Tubes. ~* - The Arizona-Wyoming Oil {pany this week | extensive dev FIRST TESTIS STARTED sxe" N) N ) com- announces plans for lopment of its hold-| in the Fossil field, | company controls 2,220 been MS Ik he badd Three rigs have pur- | let me explain the latest policies upon the market. leRpe ° ut Ree = F | ground ; G is ene NT: at ul aml Salt Lake City, Sheridan and Reno | J. J. IBLIN Center Street} Filling Station ' © spt in of the B. F. He aiWaredinters i 4 | 1 Papell vont Mabhrablteeliiplacer later eee meecomeany| 312-313 OIL EXCHANGE BUILDING | Th 7 t week after being delayed for sev-| Copper is the leading miner: Office: 985-J ——PHONES—— Res.: 474-J y e Point. Railroad and Linden Streets & waiting for repairs. Pro-| product of South Australia, followed | | he be rapid from this time oH a salt and iron ore.