Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1919, Page 4

TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Local Stocks Ra mated Rity Ama America: on Wyom Con. Royalty Cow Gulch Casper Ranger Elkhorn Mike Henry - a Big Indian Burke Oil Columbine Outwest - Picardy - Great We: Hutton Jupiter Lance Cr WYOMING CRUD Warm Springs - -$1.00 Salt Creek --- ~ hee Big Muddy - = &. fot Bi =) 1200) Pilot Butte --- HSHING TOOL “Hell Razor” Lifts Weight of 1,- 950 Pounds in Test Made At Big Muddy. An electric enough to lift was tried out in the B Muddy f and came up to all expectations ex- a cept in the matter of fishing in muddy hole. The new device is cailed the “ r” and consists principally of raze reel carrying a double wire cable, a control swi y which the cur- rent is regul net. The ast is the < by which lost toois are cessorie The a round pi the shape of a stem box and opening i nthe bottom to accom date a pin or other part of a to is attached to the sand line by ed eye on the top. In actual use, the tool is lowere on the sand line to the bottom of the hole, the wire is unreeled the and line pays out and when t is resting on the bottom, the current from the lighting yenerator switched or with the current enables the tool to pai the ng without wall and when coming out, traction does not rfere with t raising of the tools and the load. Dur its tryout in the Big Muddy the tool lifted a weight of i the hold broke 1 orted to be even . It weld- and the tool pulled out! This procedure on. befor 4 re dling greater only opo: is expected to be brought to the top. Another point that might cause trouble unless eliminated is that a well full of water would cause short circuiting of t tric current by the pressure of mn of water. As weter exerts zrotind é f po 1 a uns foc eight, a c¢ 3,000 feet high in a well would ex- ert a pressure of 1300 pounds per square inch on the bottom of the | le. There is no insulating mate- | that would stand such a pressure 3 the hole was bailed out, k r and unh the use of the above described tool | would not be applicabl The new tool being marketed through the National Supply Co. and L valuable addition to the will contracto’ outfit, especia for wells drilled far from the supply houses. —————_—_ LANCE GREEK filé 13 NEARING COMPLETION It is reported by a_ local supply house that a set of new irons recently purchased by the Lance Creek syndicate was shipped yester day to Lusk wh immediat ings on comy soon be reac toward th 1our the syndicate vay from adquarters. — yn fans are curious bi e of the Dodgers earlier in to know Broo! wha; ha mula used by the season pcompletir ich rig “ements winning for- Williams, E. T. -- 1.55 | We Explr. -. 3.40 | Ww re 3.00 Wy-0-Tex. = dd Units. Seen coerce 50 75 s - 500 700 200 Club - 800 400 Teapot —-_.. 90 100 New York Curb 5 rock Oil 2 Gosden; 22) 5 Okmulgee P.& R, 2.50 Sinclair Gulf 60.00 Salt Ck. Pr. . 60 Wst. Sts. 0. & L. 6.25 New Yor’ Stock Exchange. 5.75 Upven Close 181 183% 268 269% 613 617 1063 1073 99.38 95.00 © OIL MARKET (fs Basin —_ Grass Creek Lusk -__ Lander -- NEWWELLAT LOST SOLDIER West and Hazlett Complete First Well in First Wall Creek at 500 Feet. West and Hazlett drilled in a good} producer in the Lost Soldier field Wednesday that adds new signifi-! « » to the producing possibilities pf the fiel ording to reliable re-| ports re ing Casper today. Instead! of procceding to the second Wall Creek sand, as has been necessary heretofore, good production was ob- tained from the first Wall Creek sand and after being penetrated for 50) feet the well was fiowing at inter- vals of 30 mtnutes. It is estimated) that it will settle down to a produc-| tion of about i3u varrels a dey and| since the strike was made at 500] _|feet the operating profits will be | large. Development is humming thruout that region, according to Frank B. | Taylor, scout for the Oil City Der- rick and the Tulsa Oil Journal, who returned from a trip to the southern fields this morning. Laramie is vis- ibly affected by prospects for a small refinery there and the region north The P: of the Li erous rit baby take a walk. utensil. No blow broil, boil or fry. t th h cab strate the New drop works. Chamberlin Holmes Schulte THE GON OIL CO 1 A | New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves have ese advantages to 3,000,000 w about yours? 1,2,3, and ith or without ovens and ivets. Ask your degler to demon- Conoco SafetyjKerosene Oil—eyery Richards & Cunningham Co. Webel: Commercial Co. {A Colorado Corporation) Salt Leke City [Pueblo Cheyenne Batted Albagueraue ise MOTORISTS LINE ROAD WITH CARS: | | and Posting of Roads in and Out of City Would Render Assistance. Motor tourists. have “hit the trail” in considerable, numbers to jdate and each day witnesses an in- |crease in the number of foreign li- | cense tags of machines traversing the Yellowstone highway. Indications are that Wyoming will experience the biggest year in history in this respect and reports from one ter- minus of the Yellowstone highway to the other tell of lack of 2ccommoda- tions which toruists naturally expect. The need of a municipal camping site here as well as other points has on brot to the attention of people |who appreciate such advantages. More and more the motor tourists lare depending upon their own kit and campfire for comforts and 2c- commodations along the way and it is surprising to some that compar- atively few Wyoming towns and | cities have provided camping grounds. Thru this means they are encour- aged to spend more time at the stopping places along the way. In snd near Casper the stranger finds lifficulty in finding a suitable camp- jing site because of lack of natural |resources and the result is that a {great majority of the tourists pass {thru here after nothing more than a brief stop for gas and oil supplies. Another means of aiding the trenger lies in posting the roads in and out of the city to the end that those unfamiliar with the city need not be confused. Scores of cars fol- low the pavement out East Second street in the belief that the Big Muddy road lies by that route in- tead of turning off below the North- western er ERK HEI Largest Fruit Market in the State Great Big | Bing Cherries Amiving Daily D: BUY THEM NOW FOR CANNING All Orders to the Amount of Two 114 South Wolcott 30 Minutes to Dinner—and All’s Well That trusty servant, the New Perfection Oil Cook Stove cooks while Mother and No need to hover over the New Perfection every minute. the flame where you want it—a uniform yolume of heat concentrates under cach Heat for a slow simmer or a quick ing, flickering or jumping. Periection. Use Furniture Co. Hdw. Co. Hdw. Co. TINENTAL MPANY Denver “CASPER GAN AID Municipal Camping Site Needed preciat “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” CITY FRUIT MARKET Phone 247 and Get the Best Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘DOC’ BIRD GETS PLACE OF HONOR IN LIEU OF OLD JOKN BARLEYCORN “Doc” Bird Finch was the come- dian of the entire party of Denver boosters in their stay in Casper. “Doc” was popular, funny, and ap- ed the wet state of Casper. While the 110 boosters were waiting at the Burlington railroad station for their train to start this morning, “Doc” was used as the chief princi- pal in a joyous funeral held in honor of John Barleycorn. “Doc” Finch was gently placed in one of the ice wagons used in icing the cars. Behind him in other ice} wagons were empty chicken coops| decorated with empty bottles. Head-| ed by the Denver band playing a fu-} neral march the procession paraded up and down the platform much to the amusement of the Denver and Casper business men. } The same funeral will be held in Cheyenne tonight or Friday night. “Doc” admits he again will be the principal mourner. QUICK TURN OF CAR SAVES BOY | FROM INJURIES) Presence of mind of an unknown! driver of a Buick automobile proba-| bly saved the lite, or at least pre-} vented sericas injury of a little new-! sie on the street shortly before noon today. The newsboy, playing with | several other youths, endeavored to} make his escape from his pursuer| by running into the path of the Buick closely following. The auto driver saw the newsie’s predicament in time to set his brakes and swing his car into the alley be- tween the Lyric and the Richards & Cunningham store, barely avoiding | the legs of the youth who stumbled and fell when he became conf:sed| by his danger. A marriage license was issued yes- terday afternoon to Oscar M. How-, ard and Ina Lytle both of Casper from the office’of county cler! ixect fromGrower $1.00 or Over Delivered Free Stores 151 South Center | | Set EIGHT DRUNKS ARE LODGED IN CITY JAIL Eight more drunks arrested yester- number of guests this breakfast at the city jail. four prisoners ate the city menu this/ sentatives here of various morning. Al] but three of those ar-| whose nationals demand reparation. rested will soon be working on the! These cleims are in addition to many | _others presented to the Mexican gov- One of the three released on pay-| ernment direct which are being con- ment of $7 fines, offered to buy a/sidered by a commission. drink for the man who furnished the the commission has paid no claims. city street force. money for his release. The police warned him that they would be look-'claims from foreigners should first | ing for him in half an hour if he} be presented to the Mexican govern-| carried out the threat. Three men caught sleeping in box then be presented throu; cars were released this morning when | channels. they appeared;before Judge W. E.) Tubbs in police court. eee CARLOAD OF TRUCKS RECEIVED | catches but why should’t he? | with an impossible ball team. Leo Reno, loca! representative of | the Warriner-Cochrane Auto Dis-| tributing company of Denver, an-! nounced yesterday that he had re- ceived a consignment of new Gaf-} ford two-ton trucks for local demon- stration and trade. The trucks were | unloaded at the Northwestern de- pot yesterday afternoon. and taken! to the headquarters of the agency at the East Side Garage. We have a truck-tire press to apply this tire and remove it. 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