Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 4

woe] ae Bal tee re na | ot ny re vh PAGE FOUR : Local Stocks | Bid Ask | Amalgamated Rity 1.87 2.00 | Atlas Crude Oil-- —.60 -65 Bessemer _ 26 30 Burke Oil 1.00 1.25 | Buck Cree 8.75 | Big Bear 034 | Big Five — 04 | Boston Wyo. 400 | Big Indian ~---- 85 | Center -- 014 | Columbine - SS i Consolidated Rity 95 Cow Gulch ~__-- 4.00 Casper Ranger -- 40 | Elkhorn -_.----- 5: | Great Western Pet 45 Hecla ---------- | Jupiter ~-.------ 3 Cow Gluch - 4.5 | Kinney ~~ | Lusk Pet. — Ze | Lusk Royalty 2.00 | Mountain & Northwest - Outwest - Pathfinder - Picardy -- Riverton Refg. —- United Pet. 2.50 -65 Western Explr. ~~ Wind River Refg. 40 | E. T. Williams 5.00 | 3.25 | | TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. t Daily Ctibune Vaits. Mosher Oil ----- 1.00 Stanley-Green _._- 75.00 100.00 Teapot __ -- 90.00 100.00 200 Club - New York Curb Midwest Refg. -.171.00 172.00 Midwest Com. 1.56 1.62 Midwest Pref. --_ 1.87 2.00 Merrittp ss 31.75 32.00 Glenrock Oil : 7.50 Cosden -- - s 9-87 Okmulgee 2.25 Rity & Producers 1.75 Sapulpa - wire) Oklahoma wire) Wst. Sts. 69.00 Island Oil ~----- 8.36 | Rity & Producers 1.35 S. P. A. 40.50 SaiGeee 53.00 Houston Oil ____ 98. 100.00 | New York Stock Exchange Open 2243 | Sinclair Oil Ws ChiSal Sosce 973 | Liberty Bonds 98.60 98.60 95.86 95.86 2nd 93.36 93.36 Ist 44s 95.88 95.88 2nd 44s 93.44 93-44 3rd 44s 95.18 95.14 4th 4is __ 93.34 93.34 WYOMING CRUD = OIL MARKET --$1.00 Warm Springs -. Salt Creek - 1.50 Big Muddy - 1.50 Pilot Butte — 1.50 Elk Basin -. Grass Creek - Lusk --- Lander -- WORK 13 RAPID AT ROCK RIVER No Time Lost by aevinresth in Mak-| ing Provision for Increasing Production. No time is being wasted by the Midwest company in strenuously pushing ahead work preparatory to the building of the refinery at Rock River. The grading outfits arrived some little while ago and they are now busy working in an effort to get the grounds into such shape that building work can be carried on. Information that is authentic re- veals fact that beginning the first the Midwest will re- ceive two rloads of cement each day, which is to be used in the building of the refinery itself. It will only be a short time after the al of the first load until the of actually pouring the con- into the forms is begun. Many Tanks on Ground At the present time there is a sufficient number of tanks on the ground to care for ,000 barrels of oil y. In addition to this the Ilinois Pipe Line company, which is subsidiary of the Standard has one tank completed, | planning on erect- in the very near fu- the of May, crete also a company, nearby, and. is ing two more ture. Cinders are being unloaded con- ntly and the work on the ballast- | s | up of the ‘old river tracks” going ahead at a good clip. A new o been run to the re- which branches off into two me sub-spurs. Many cerloads ef various kind of materi are re- ceived by th Midwest each week , one ‘ews the and r the re te look as encou: be hoped for. STH OWL WELL AT 140 FEET BEING PLACED UNDER PUMP, DRILL MORE: nts are being made to vell which was recently the Southern Oil ¢ sxas holdings received here pu brou pany on aAccor( from to word today the Metzner Brokerage company at Wichita Falls, bs The Southern company recently en- countered an oil sand at 140° feet which was drilled thru and found to be 12 feet thick. The hole mated will rroduee about of ve de oil a day. oil in that section of the state sells at about 0 per barrel. at was encountered was ely unexpected and developed a new angle of the possible production of the shallow field. The well was developed while the comp: w drilling to the zine formation whi lies about 800 feet below the surface. The pump is being installed in the new well and complete tests of its productive possibilities will he mac Preparations for dr’ to the deep- er formation are a y underway. DRILLER IS INJURED SIN, Wyo., May 1.—Fred Jar- rett driller for the Occidental Oil & Gas company at Byron, was brot here to day suffering with a badly mashed foot, caused by a casing fall- ing upon him. ge Miss Daisy York, of Knoxville, has the distinction of being the first woman deputy criminal court clerk in Tennessee. | holdings on section 34 {times in holes drilled NO OIL WELL ON JUPITER GROUND | Jump Attributed to Small Show- ing; Officials Discount Report. Altho stock of the Jupiter Oil company has soared in the past hours from around the level of cents to a new high level at 16 cents a share, reports from the company headquarters this morning absolutely denied the statement that an oil well has been encountered on Jupiter's -34-76. “I personally visited the well yes-, ” said C. W. Sparr, an officer Jupiter company, “and am in a position to say that the well is not yet an oil well. Of course there is a little showing of oil in the hole, but these showings are encountered many -in the Big Muddy field. The rumor of an oil |strike is founded entirely, I believe, on the small showing encountered.” The stock acting on the strength of broker advices has responded to the reports seeking a price level that has not been attained since 1917. The Jupiter company is incorporated for 2,000,000 shares, par value-$1, and the entire stoc Ese $ outstanding. POWDER RIVER FIELD 15 LOOKING GOOD NOW Earl Fr Powder field, re considerable the field by the Ohio, Midw nona nd others, as the we now very favorable for ope Quite a number of ne and drilling outfits are be Winona camp in the report et up and all of the people of Powder River are anxiously waiting for the Powder River syndicate to complete the Wi- nona well. om INTERESTS ‘SOLD 5 Wyo. 1 the prings oil , have sold their interests to the Alliance Oil & Refining company, intend building a Thermopolis. who once in t refinery | Pan-American aeronautic federation. | sealed packages, LUSK STOCKSIN | “SLOWSALE HERE | Jupiter Is Feature of Day's Trad-| | ing with Sales Around 13 Cents | on Rumor of Well. | ;_ Lack of new developments in the |Lusk field and no immediate pros- | jpects of another producer unless the | well on section 33 is completed con- | tributed to slow sales of Lusk issues} jin the oil market today. Ajtho |Denver quoted prices only slightly below those of the first of the week sales were slow and the demand had dropped to the vanishing point. Some 'circles are authority for the state-) ;ment that new wells will await th j adjustment ofleases. Buck Creek has dropped below the} |$9 mark and others showed reces. }sions in proportion. Burke was off | ered at $1 on open call in Casper last | night, Wyo-Tex sold at 50 cents, a jloss of ten cents for the week, and jonly a nominal amount of stock , | changed hands. | Jupiter and Pathfinder were fea- tures of trading last night, thous- ands of shares of the former chang- ing hands around the 138-cent mark on reports that oil had been en- countered in the well in the Big Muddy, The report could not be| confirmed and prices remained sta- tionary. Jupiter sold at six and} | seven cents the first of the week. WORLD AMIATORS “WN-GREAT MEET ATLANTIC GITY Second Pan-American Aerautic| Exhibition Will Continue Until June | on East Coast. (By United Press) ' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 1.— Thousands of aviators, from all over the United States, Central and South America and Europe, are gathering here today to attend the second Pan- American aeronautic convention and exhibition. The convention will con- tinue a month, from today until June 1st inclusive. It is being spon- sored by the Aero club of Ameri the Aerial league of America and the | Thousands of dollars in pri been arranged for the \s tests and a large assortment of valu- able trophies will be given for rec- ords by newspapers, individuals and manufacturing concerns interested in’ aviation. Among the various governments which will be represented semi-offi- cially are Great Britain, Fran Italy, and a number of South Ame can republics. Aircraft concerns from foreign nations are sending thei pilots and birdmen to compete and demonstrate the advantages of their) various planes. 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A score of prominent American aviators, many who were aces with Pershing’s flyers or with the Lafayette Escadrillebefore America entered the war, are members of the organization, Chief among the trophies offered! lantic City flying field, the Scripps/ prizes, offered by W. E. Scripps of the! Detroit News, for competitors in the! same event, the Aero club trophies, and Commercial club awards. Officials here today estimated that more than 50,000 flyers and aviation | enthusiasts will attend the conven-! tion, many remaining here during the; entire 30-day session. | A series of contests to be staged | every Saturday, have been arranged. mong the events will be (1)° sea- lane contests, (2) Curtis marine fly- ing trophy contest and prize events, ) Intercollegiate seaplane contes 4) Land aeroplane contests, ( irigible contests, (6) Kite balloon speed in ascending and descending and maneuvering, (7) Parachute’ jumping, (8) Aviette (bicycle and| motorcycles with wings) contests. _ TAYLOR & ute quotations. Information Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. East THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING ADDITION TO CASPER UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 5th We will sell lots in the East Burlington addition at $100 each—$25 down, $10 per month Monday, May THE PRICE OF LOTS IN EAST BURLINGTON ADDITION WILL BE ADVANCED TO $150 Get in now. If McPherson strikes oil you can easily figure what a lot will be worth in East Burlington. Don’t delay. Get your lot with oil right now. If you cannot arrange to see me at once, be there Sunday, the last day at $100. | owned. | girdles. | STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, ana other markets over our private wires. Place the convewient facilities: of our office at your dis- posal to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the min- mn and quotations furnished upon request on Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. Why Not Own a Lot on An Oil Dome and Own the ‘HE RIG I The McPherson Syndicate Wit. START DRILLING SOON JUST A STONE’S THROW FROM THE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Anyone found treapeasing on my land on So. Lone Bear will be prose- ‘euted.” MRS. JAS. KIDD. 4.29 SHERIDAN LOCATORS HOLD FORTUNE IN WYO-TEX OIL SHERIDAN, Wyo., May 1.—De- velopments in the Lusk field and the subsequent rise in stocks will make thousands of dollars for Sheridan residents, who are large holders of Wyo-Tex stock. Many residents here were original locators on the land leased by the Wyo-Tex and sev- | eral hundred thousand shares are | A few blocks were released under the influence of recent reports but may of the largest blocks’ are still intact. --_— Mirrors were used by the early Anglo-Saxon women slung to their | THE UNIVERSAL. CAR Take good care of your Ford car. Don’t expect it to give you full service unless you give it some care and atten- tion. Let us give it regular treatment occasionally. No“bogus” parts or unworthy ma- terials used in our shops, but genuine Ford materials and experi- enced Ford mechanics. We'll keep your Ford car serviceable for years if you give us the chance. Our prices are mighty reasonable. We want your trade. Why can’t we have it? We will serve you better than any- body else. EARL C. BOYLE Authorized Agent 231-237 N. Center GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Te: ing a Specialty W: ming Map end Blue Print Co., Box aah Rm. 10, over Lyric Per, CLAY, Inc. Phone 9 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. Right to the Oil ON SECTION 36 : Burlington Addition