Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1919, Page 4

lod TODAY MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Local Stocks Ba Amalgamated Rity Wind River Refg. Williams, E. T -50 BaccaneAves | Stanley Greene ~ $100 125 aha ED | Mosher 600 800 Burke Oi ~---- : | 200 Club - 300 400 Buck Creek 6.10 | Teapot —-_ - 90 100 Big Indian 45 New York Curb Black Tail —- | 187 188 Midwest Refg. ___ Midwest Com. -- Columbine - a west Pref. _ Con. Royalty - | Merrit Cow Gulch pat Sd Se sa Ranger. ; Glenrock C Casper Ranger --- (ane Elkhorn a5 Mike Henry - Outwest --- Picardy Great We: Okmulgee P. & R. Sinclair Gulf --__ , Salt Ck. Pr. Assn. Wst. Sts. O. & L. New York Stock Exchange Hutton Lake —_-- Jupiter _.------ \ . Open Close Kinney -- = | Mexican Pet. - 184 186 Lance Creek Rity. Texas Oil -- 280_ Lusk Royalty _—- | Sinclair Oil 653-66 Lusk Pet. -— U. S. Steel --__-_ 1074 108% Mountain & Gulf i Mosher Oil oD 99.50 Northwest —-_-- 94.88 Rity. & Pr. Corp. 95.90 Riverton Refg. Sunset z Tom Bell Rity \4 E 3 95.38 United Petroleum , 5th Vic Loan ~-_ 99.96 100.00 WYOMING CRUD Ea aeet alae Ww Sprin; -$1.00 asin — eelu Balt Creek re 1.60] Grass Creek - 1.85 Muddy 2.50] Lusk --- _ 1.80 Pilot Butte 1.50! Lander -- - 1.25 TEXAS-ELKHORN. WEEKLY REVIEW HAS OIL SIGNS OF OIL FIELDS The Texas-Elkhorn company en- No Sensations in Country But countered mall oil showing in its | Progress Is Generally Good, in the Monte Bellow field in age when the bit encountered the Says Derrick. ly — Smith shales which were heavily saturated with oil at a depth of 3100 feet. While this showir ceptional importance as f The past week in the oil fields was or sensational features, but the com- 1s pro- duction is concerned it indicates that, pletions averaged fairly well with the heavy producing sands are ir those for the last month, and were pla and should be encountered | large enough to maintain the output and possibly add something to the to-, tal, says the weekly review of the Oil y Derrick. | Wildeat work was on the whole, within the next 150 feet. In comparing the logs of the Elk- | tal horn and McCloskey wells, the latter | Ci of the most famous producers in on t s the Ranger field, it was found that ©fcouraging. Showings of oil or} the formations were identical and | Small wells were found in al ion pointed to suc-|Yentures in Oklahoma and ‘Te the Elkhorn idicating the possibility of new pools jor extensions, end severai failures were reported. The Texas field is one of the largest proven acreages|#toWing in importance and produc- in the state of Texas, having a total tive acreage is being added to that eS the present time of over defined, though the wells completed {CEEAR GAY ; are not so large as the first gushers that every cessful completion of well. If the Elkhorn stri it will have sa Dheswel Nisa that attracted attention to this dis ing drilled is purely wildeay in na- | {Pat | ture and the first indications of sue- b ' ale indications to, ‘The fields of Oklahoma reported a nus drilling compa-.Yariety of completions from dry holes jand gas producers to good wells. Several of the producers started at cess brought whol the field from var nies in the southern state Within the next 10 days or two [Several 3 h f ea eWERG should be completed |#bove 600 barrels, and some in- ee ator rtiveuauantity, ne | Stances shooting increased the {tory offered a number of fair pro- |ducers, one of which started at 50 barrels an hour, but in the 24 hours put only 342 barrels in the tank. ‘This well was in the Peru sand. A number of drilling wells are nearing the producing depth in this ction test horn company of Wyoming which he syndic vily interested in the yonded to a 15 cent increase, to 85 ast night on receipt of the fa- le news. — NEW FIRM FOR OTTO. BASIN, Wyo. May 29.—Articles | of incorporation of the Otte Golden! the next week. In the southern tier Rule store were filed with the county ef counties the progress on the wild- cleri: here today. The capital stock cats was slow, and some failures of the comp: $10,000. The di-| were found. The Atlantic Co. in the rectors are L. Kitchen, E, Ray | Garber district got a well making Brown and F. A. Little of Lovell and/30 barrels an hour, and one of the er found in that district. cents % Arthur y and O, M. Porter of best e Out ie concern will engage in the’) Kansas was uninteresting. No com- general mercantile business at Otto pletions were reported from Marion in this county. county, but several showings were found which may prove of import- the The other tate were dull. North Texas hed a number of good completions, the average being small- er than in past weeks. The Duke pool sections of ‘COLO. EDITORS CHOOSE OASIS FOR MEETING Wyo. | other important ture in the Burk- j burnett region ind es either a new May 30.—/yo001 or an extension of the last one Some Cheyenne tcres opine that’ discovered. ‘The venture in the Duke June 6th will be « hie! hurrah! district indicates more productive day here—that there'll be a sound of acreage for a mile and 2 half to the CHEYENN revelry by night in Wyoming’s capi-’y st of production. A showing of oil tal, He that us it may be and re-lic also reported in a wildeat in Mills garcies ae county, which is a long distance from | The Northern Colorado Editorial any production. ‘The Burkburnett district is proving to be a great oil will hold its annual meet- in Cheyenne June 6th, which will to its output. With the exception of one well at Hull starting 4 4,000 barrels of which 25 per cent was water, the completions in the Gulf Coest region The first time in the association's history that it has met outside the confines of Colorado, and, further- more, which will be Mhe@lnstyetime shes Colorado were not large. Several good pro- torial association will meet before ducers were brought in at West prohibition becomes us effective in Columbia, and these with the small oming as it is in Colorado vells obtained in other pools in- heb creased .the output of the division honor which has: ovor that of the previous week, Hum- been (nated enne by its visited by a windstorm which | Ronan oy aassbe lerable damage to derri : tine Ging, ety ia is most active in. the C clubvands the frontier scommitice :are ly Srna dield cofeNocth woul ring to entertain the visitors a Aaa - is extended over a large LAV SOInIng Muar tbs no completions were reported. Sev- 1 at-the I. O. O. F. hall » near the sand and are) evening, June 1, at & p. m.| being ched with interest. “The: ir lecture on “Where Are the fields had a few fair ‘com-) Soldicr Dead?” by B. H. Boyd pletions. yt In the territory, east of the Miss- — issippi, there ¢ the usual good, Bb. H. Boyd will give a free lee- completions reported from Kentuck; ture at I. O. O. F. hall Sunday even- and also a 800-barrel well in the ne ing, June 1, at 8 p.m. on the sub- Berea pool of Boone county. The ject “Where Are the Soldier Dead? w-2U-8l a output of this venture shot While the prospects ere not ; of no ex-|not remarkable for “any large gushers | from present rates. 1s, in-! nd should be reported completed in| jwas extended by # small well, and an-| field, and each week adds something | as helped by" \TOWNSITE AT _ ORIN IS SOLD | IS CHASED BY | FOR $12,000) REAL “SNAKES” ————— i a DOUGLAS, Wyo., May 30.—A deal! WHEATLAND, Wyo., May 30.— | which it is understood involved 2;Wm. Dunham had a genuine attack jconsideration of $12,000 was con-| of “snakes’’ one day last week—not |summated by a company composed the kind that comes from a disordered tof Cheyenne and Douglas business! mind, but the real Jive article: While | men when th purchased 80 acres} working on his farm: near Antelope of land adjoining the Lance Creek) Gap he spied a rattler coiled under | Refining company’s refinery site near| the edge of a rock. Keeping his eye Orin Junction. on that viper he reached inte a near- | The land will be platted at once) by clump of brush to break off a stick and lots will be on within the| for execution purposes and while do- next week or 10 days. According to! ing so a second ler, hidden in the those interested a number of advance) brush, struck its fa into his right reservations for lots have already hand. Mr. Dunham quickly made a been made. | tourniquet from a handkerchief with ae en | which he bound the arm tightly and (CONTRACT VET iit Neen e | FOR BREEDING yr vra"atter w tev days of lines STATION BARN "hiv 's etingto ht home 2OTH ENGINEERS PASS THRU CASPER, LOCAL. MEN WITH DETACHMENT 's of the 20th en- BUFFALO, Wyo., May 30.—A! contract was awarded this k to W. T. DeVorss for the repairing of one of the large barns at the post to be used by the government horse; breeding establishment, which will be | removed from Fort Collins, Colorado, | !to Buffalo as soon as the place here lis put in shape for them, It will re-, quire one hundred thousand shingles | to put a new roof on the barn. Mr.'gineers of the 32nd division passed Gray, who will be in charge of the thru Casper Thursday morning, en- horses after their removal to Buf-; route to their homes in Monta: , falo, has been here for the past week, | Northern Wyoming. Four and is very greatly pleased with the men were among the soldiers, namely conditions here. He expects to be Richard Bailey, Roy Uriens, John ; here permanently some time during Richard, and Leroy Chestnut. , the coming mont! Mr. Richards, who planned to re- RT es a ETS turn to Casper secretly and surprise \| ¢ ANILROADS REFUSE his wife by walking into his home, 0 | outwitted by Mrs. Richards, who WASHINGTON, May 29. — The met kim at the train with a_ six- months-old son whom the father had railroad administration has refused to reduce passenger rates for trans- never seen. The returned father met the wife and child with a whoop portation of harvest hands to the re- gions where they will be needed. |of delight. Senator Curtis of Kansas request- About 75 memb: The Mothers’ Leegue was on hand as usual dispensing eats to the vis- iting soldiers, coffee, doughnuts cakes, fruit and: cigarettes being dis- pensed in liberal quantities. { ~ a we ed that a reduced fare be allowed BAKE SALE men who wanted to go west of Chi- phe ladies of the Macabees will cago to help harvest the great crops. hold a bake sale Saturday p. m., May : = 148 E. Second street. 5-29-2t Ca bright for any large wells or new, One of Raphael's famous paintings, fields in the older territory, the oper- “La Belle Jardiniere,” w: ld a few ators are quite busy and searching years ago in a Paris second-hand shop out all spots which promise any for $10 to a lucky purchaser, who was | hope of adding something to the pro-joffered $20,000 for it within a few duction. days. In Memoriam THIS Year a truer understanding of |) Memorial Day—a deeper meaning ia this pay- | ing respect to the heroes of the past. They who sacrificed themselves left a heritage of patriotism, a cherished ideal of manhood. Their sons and grandsons have been measured by these standards of the past and proved worthy. In honoring the heroes of the Civil War, America is honoring her heroes of the present—soldier sons of soldier fathers. The Home of Society Brand Clothes % Lester Brokerage House Inc. Specializing NEW YORK OIL 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 | | | | TIS ISIS ASAAALL = ‘ng Dutton, Staley & Company Brokers Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser- vice. We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any exchange in the country. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price. Ask for our market letter. Two Offices Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 Lusk, Wyo., Henry Hotel.» | Otto H. Krausse WHEATLAND MAN|TEXAS OIL MILL MAN IS GRATEFUL McCracken Couldn’t Eat or Sleep| to Do Any Good Before Taking Tanlac. “Tanlac proved to be the very! thing I needed, for it soon put an end} to my, troubles,” said D. V. Me-) Cracken, 829 Second Ave., Dallas, Tex., night superintendent of the Dallas Oil and Refining Co. “T had been troubled with indiges- tion for over two years,” he con- tinued, “and was going down hill fast. I was constantly belching up sour food and didn’t digest enough to keep up my strength or do me any good, and I lived almost entirely on cereals. My stomach felt like there was a knot in it and hurt me all the time, and I was swollen up with gas till my “heart would flutter and I would get dizzy. 1 could hardly sleep when I went to bed and got little rest at all. “T had the best treatment money could buy, and kept getting worse all the time. I was in d by a friend to try Tanlac and it fixed me up so I can eat and digest anything I want and sleep fine at night. I have no, more gas on my stomach, no palpita-! tions nor dizziness, and I feel so, grateful for what Tanlac has done) for me that it is a pleasure to indorse| it.” | Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Casper Pharmacy and in Alcova by the Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. ) | | | | | | | Se 0. E. S. meets tonight at 8:00 | sharp. Visitors examined at 7:30. Work of all kinds. GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing ecialty Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY As a Splendid Investment Market Quotations: Tel. 1155 . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ mi Ae dtd dttdedtttitteédiédés? ds TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quvtations from New York, Denver, and other markets over ous private wires. Place the convewient facilities of our office at your dis- posal to buy, sei lof 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 Bidg. Stocks and Insurance Active Representative of The Equitable Life ot New York 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 let me explain the latest policies upon the market. J. J. GIBLIN 312-313 OIL EXCHANGE BUILDING Office : 985-3 ——PHONES—— Res.: 474-J The Young Woman Oil & Development Company HAVE LEASED THEIR LAND IN YOUNG WOMAN TOWN- SITE, IN THE LANCE CREEK FIELD—DRILLING TO COMMENCE IN 90 DAYS RIDE WITH THE LEASER—Buy a lot in the Young Woman Townsite and share the possibilities in their Deeded Land. Full Oil Right Goes With Each Lot Lots selling at $100. Each purchase includes 1,000 shares of Young Woman Oil and Development Co. Oil Stock. FAGAN & RUSSELL J. R. MURRAY Manager P. O. Box 48 Lusk, Wyo. Casper, Wyo. COMMON SENSE IN BUSINESS ORDINARILY you will investigate any business proposition submitted to you for invest- ment. You will, if you are a prudent person, inquire into the assets or resources, the ‘efficiency, capability and honesty of the management, and the policy and plan to be followed so that you may judge of its chances for ultimate success. WHY NOT USE THIS SAME BRAND OF COMMON SENSE IN YOUR OIL INVESTMENTS. There is no ‘magic’ or ‘witchery’ or guess-work connected with the securing of the pro- duction of oil and consequent big profits. It’s a HARD-HEADED BUSINESS proposition, as much so as any other legitimate business. It takes CHOICE HOLDINGS, an EFFICIENT, CAPABLE, HONEST management and a well DEFINED, DEFINITE policy to achieve SUC- CESS. If you believe this, then INVESTIGATE— THE POISON SPIDER-BOLTON SYNDICATE an organization formed for the securing of production with a Minimum of Cost and Delay. some profit. a profit later. offered tg drill. Rapid head- Other important developments are pending. To those who have indicated a desire to secure some of these Units but have, as yet, not done so, I suggest that you make arrangements for same at once. There is no need of anyone paying a “street broker” See any of the officers of the Syndicate or myself for any information you want, syndicate or company, only to find out later that the “promoters” held out the “inside” acreage and ‘“‘flirted” around the outskirts of the field with your money, or that titles to lands were not good, is no reason why you should pass up a LEGITIMATE OPPORTUNITY for BIG PROFITS. You should have investigated the other organizations as thoroly as you are invited to investigate this Syndicate. held out of the Syndicate; the first well will be drilled in the VERY HEART of the structure which half a dozen of the largest companies ‘ The Syndicate has the ENTIRE field. Spider and Teapot leases alone should make you a splendid profit. If Bolton is productive the Unit holders should make a TREMENDOUS profit. The element of chance has been reduced to a MINIMUM. I can arrange terms on the unsold portion of the original 250 Units at $100.00 each, GEO. C. SWARTZ 314 Oil Exchange Bldg. Treasurer, LEIGH TOWNSEND, Stockmen’s Nat. Bank. Trustees, HARRY N. FREE, MARK U. WEBER, GEO. W. JARVIS Legal Counsel, NICHOLS & STIRRETT Because you may have invested in some Not one foot of land is being The Poison *Phone 985-W 202 0. S. Bldg. re ) N) N) N) N) N) N) N) \ N) N) N N) N) N \ ¥ Announcement Owners of Units in the POISON SPIDER-BOLTON SYNDICATE “j are advised to hold same until final outcome is known. way is being made. Everything indicates that these Units will make their holders a hand- You will be kept advised. GRALAL ELA hhh had didedk NPE OM ESS SGM, a