Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1919, Page 4

aeeeate ee EEN PAGE FOUR ~ oe TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Local Stocks Bid aut Amalgamated Rity 015 003 American eer 2 18 Big India Burke Oil _ Buck Creek ___ Black Tail _ Columbine ~ Con. Royalty Cow, Gulch __ Elkhorn - Great W Hutton L Jupiter _ Kinney _ Lance (¢ x Lusk Royalty __- Lusk Petroleum Mountain & Gulf Mosher Oil _- Northwest Outwest — Picardy = Riverton Refining Rity. & Pr. Corp. Sunset — 20 Tom Bell Rity. United Petroteum 06 Wind River Refg. 17 Williams, E. T. __ 1.50 Western Explr. 3.60 44 | Stanley Greene 100. 125 Mosher _ 100 200 Club 200 «6400 Teapot __ 90 100 New York Curb | Midwest Refg. -.. 162 Glenrock Oil — Gosden ©. So Okmulgee P. & R. nelair Gulf sk. Pr. / | . & Refg. Com. 8.00 New York Stock Exchange Open Close | ‘ 169 | Mexican Pet | Texas Oil 539 101g 9 Bonds 99.90 | 3rd 43s 4th 44s - Victory Loan ---_ __ WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET Warm Springs - Salt Creek __ Big Muddy - Pilot Butte ---$1.00 - 1.50 - 1.50 1.50 SHOSHON! FIELD HAS OIL, REPORT Indiana Oil & Mining Co., Report- ed to Have Encountered Pay Sand Recently SHOSHONI, Wyo., 18.—Con- siderable excitement w ted here last week were circu- ed that the oil been en- tered Oil & Min- ing company well at Emery, 12 miles north of here Reports little crede there were m “show me numerous that i them and ame from the A few who we holders of 1 hat vicinity made a trip to the well immediately on re- ceipt of the news to determine the veracity of the reports, which they found to be true to a certain e at. Reports of 100 barrels, etc., re found to be false, the quantity of oil cannot be ascertained until the water has been cased off. For the past week the drillers have had favorable indications of oil, but Sunday considerable water was in the hole when they tapped the cap rock in what is believed to be the an- non sand at 950 feet. No casing was at hand with which to shut off the water and the driller on tower refused to go deeper with the drill until the sident of the company, E. Smilack arrived from Hartford City, Ind., to give further instructions. There is little doubt in the minds of those familiar with the oil game that oi] will soon be found in large quantity in this vicinity. Three of the older companies have oil but in what quantity cannot be determined, and which barring any serious diffi- culties 1 be known in the course of the t what may be expected Repartee “Well! well!” exclaimed Mrs. ker, looking up from the morninir er. ‘Boots and shoes should be etting miuch cheaper now. Here's a paragraph that states that they are being made from all sorts of skins, even rat and then, trying to be funny. e added, “I wonder what do with banana and orange a” dear,” make » my “they replied her hus- slippers !”—Tit GEOLOGICAL WURK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing « Specialty Wyoming Map und Blue P-int Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. Casper Loan Office Will sove you money oa your Wardrobe Trunk, Haud- bag, and Suitcases : : : Reliable Phone 804-5, 133 So. Centur Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate Greater CasperBrokerage Company Koom 101 :-: Wyatt Bldg. Phone 1104 List Your Real Estate Wants With Us for Quick Action Elk Basin ___- Grass Creek _ Lusk Lander WORK OF REGRAVELLING NORTHWESTERN RESUMED Work was resumed today on re-| gravelling the Northwestern road bed-| work that was suspended 2 direct result of the railw: hhopmen’s strike. The four trains eng i in the work out of the Glenrock pit were cancell-| ed about a azo when it t impossible to get repairs for engine and the crews were notified that the suspension of the work was indefinite. Now that the shopmen have decided to return to work pending a settle- ment of their alleged grievances there is nothing to hinder resumption of the work. Four trains, two each way, are working out of the pit and will be so eng 1 for many months, the man- age’ evidently | desirous of improving the physical, condition of their road beds while the government is footing the bills. MOTOR COMPANY Subscribers AND Stockholders TAKE NOTICE A special train of Pull- man cars and diner will leave Denver, Colorado, over the Burlington at nine o’clock in the evening of August 24th, bringing only Pan Motor Company sub- scribers and stockholders and representatives to the Second Annual Stockhold- ers’ Meeting to be held at Saint Cloud on August 26th. . This train 1s scheduled to arrive at St. Cloud at seven o'clock in the morn- ing of August 26th. Subscribers and stock- holders, dealers and other representatives in Wyom- ing, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico coming to Saint Cloud to attend the annual stockholders’ meeting should arrange to take this train. It will cost one hundred dollars per person for rail- road fare, Pullman fare and meals while on the train from Denver, Colo- rado, to Saint Cloud, Minn- esota, and return on the same train to Denver. All those who desire to come on this train will please telegraph me and send in at once one hundred dol- lars. S. C. Pandolfo, President Pan Mooir Co. Saint Cloud, Minn. }arm, | pelvic bone, a si | cover, i 1 ee re oO, SE ee ROS Picci Me: MIDWEST EMPLOVE 1 THEODORE. ili BADLY HURT WHEN CAR CRASHES INTO DITCH } GLENROCK, Aug. 18.—George| Hewes, employed by the Midwest Re-| fining company the Northwest » was very seriously injured in! tomobile accident a short dis- e west of the Mutual refinery one night last week. A companion was slightly hurt, receiving a cut on the while the third occupant of the caped unhurt. He is at the Home hotel, where he w en fol- lowing the aceident, suffering from eight fractured ribs, a fracture of the ght dislocation of one hip and paralysis of the bladder and one leg. Dr. Harvey, who is attend- ing Hew believes that while the case is a serious one, the man will re- car Hewes and two fellow workmen had come to town in a car with de- fective lighting apparatus. About| 10 o’clock they started for c mp at a good rate of speed and while de- scending the hill west of the refinery the car ran off the embankment, Hewes jumped, but the car ran for- ward and tipped over, falling acre his body. He was brot to town soon as possible and immediate atten- tion was given to his injuries. Cribune ay WILL ATTEND DOUGLAS FAR Address to Soldiers, Marines and Sailors by Son of Late Colonel Will Be Feature of State Show DOUGLAS, Wyo., Aug. 18.—Wyo- ming’s returned soldiers, sailors and marines, as well as thousands gues hearing an address by Colonel Theo- dore Roosevelt, Jr., at the state fair on September 11, if present plans are carried out, according to an announ ment given out yesterday at the state fair office. Arrangements for the en- sion appropriated $13,000 with wh to purchase medals for men of the state who served the country during} All discharged men | are being invited to attend the fair the world war. on the 11th of next month and it is hoped that the great majority of them arrange to be here at this time. Why- of course MOZART the Master Cigas McCord-Brady Co., Distributors all Dealer Eight Sises 10%15° DO YOU That You Can Buy Cheaper At Shikany’s Cash Store These items on our Bargain Counter for Tuesday: Large Family Soda Crackers, All 20 cent package cracker: All 10 cent package crackers 2 Hebe Milk, No. 2% Fan cans for . y Apricots, per Quart Jar Grape Marmalade 20 oz. Crabapple Jelly, per Kirkolive Toilet Soap, 3 ba Galvanized Wash Boards, ....... Glass Wash Boards .... Dustbane Sweeping Compound, pe KNOW per pkg..... can. Shikany’s Cash Store Successors to THE WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO. Phone 903 143 E 2nd St. Remember We Operate a Free Delivery to Any Part of the City SE TS RRP 7S A TAYLOR & other markets over our private ute quotations. Information Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. Dutton, Staley & Company “Casper’s Pioneer. Brokers” Daily accurate quotations from New York, Denver and Lusk over private telegraph wires. All local oil stocks bought, sold and quoted. Instant service. List yo get you the highest possible price. Ask for our Market Letter 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1133 COMPUT. TIME SHEETS on Job Woik INVOICES Estimates Comptometer Furnished by the CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, and CLAY, Inc. wires. Place the convevient facilities of our office at your dis- poss! to buy, sel dor obtain the best markets and up to the min- and quotations furnished upon request on Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. ur stocks with us, we will Casper, Wyoming ATIONS INVENTORIF® Operators Office Smith Tarter Bldg. Second and Durbin ani of | , are to have the privilege of Roefoeto see The medals, furnished by the state, day and the presentation will be made under the-personal direction of Gov- ernor Carey, assisted by a number of | local young ladies. September 11 has been set aside by the board of state fair managers | as Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Marines’ day and every eff{v:t will be made to make the occasion a memorable one. ———————_—— The Solitary Omission . - Visitor—“You've out of this bill, Mrs. Smith.” c Seaside Landlady—“Oh! what is that?” Visitor—‘“‘Yoy haven’t charged us for last week’s fine weather.”—The Passing Show. | } " | tertainment of the state’s heroes are| being made, and the address is sched-| uled as one of the functions. The state legislature at its last si P.O. 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Skin-diseases come from a disordered condition of the blood, and search dar aad near, New York the man that buys high price inside lots or the man who buys cheap lots on the outside and holds Casper is growing East as fast as possible. So get some of the CHEAPEST lots in the city. Buy Burlington lots at $200.00; $25.00 down, $10.00 per month. EAST BURLINGTON. LOTS $150.00, $25.00, $10.00 Per Month Soto te testecte todo sted: Me teste he Mache se she hee 2, efoto eho ahora soatedtontedtess LPLPPOR OL OCU Pee COS Coo oan shot LIANS accustomed to the best olive oil now prefer Mazola. Your y cannot find a blood remedy that approaches S. S. S. for real efficiency. S. . has been on the market for ty. years, during which time it has been giving uni- satisfaction for disorders for which it is recommended. If you want rompt relief, you can rely upon g S. S. For expert ad- vice as to the treatment of your own_individual case, write to-da: to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Spscilic Co. Dept, 44, Atlanta, Ga, grocer sells Mazola at about half the cost of the best Olive Oil. And palate accepts Maz- ola as the very finest olive oil in dressings. Prove this yourself. Follow your usual recipe forFrench Dressing, Mayon- ¢ . Sarointedenetnendecte detec veshoates! Oo pte %, Pode deodeged Sa ae ee Think This Over Who makes the good money on Real Estate, ve oe