Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 5

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1919 vestors own by far the larger part of American securities. The Penn-| sylvania railroad, with its one hun-| dred thousand stockholders and the) Santa Fe with its forty thousand owners, as well as many other large corporations, are cited a <amples. | ~TAMBAKIAN DISCLAIMS ANY CONNECTION WITH MIAN WANTED IN COLO. A. K/ Zambakian, a representative | of Zambakian Bros., of Toledo, Ohio, importers of Persian tugs and car- pets, and in charge of an exhibit now) on display at the Chamberlin Furni- ture company, disclaims any connec- tion whatsoever with a C. H. Ye reputed rug dealer, arrested here yes terday on information filed in the sheriff's office by Colorado authori- ties. A Tribune Wantad will sell it. Ask for SHE The New Malt Beverage It Creates Sherex is delicious and refreshing. Drink it with your meals. Brewed with extreme care. or TWO DIVORCES GRANTED | | | | | Two more divorces have been granted in the district court here. | Margaret Broeffle was granted a di-| vorce from Mason Broeffle, while Sal-| lie M. Tudor was allowed a divorce) from M. D. Tudor. This completes practically all of the divorces to be| granted in this term of the court here, practically all of the remaining divorces being scheduled to come up in the fall term of the district court which starts next week, glo: sabe Sh iocoeee MEXICAN CENSUS ORDERED MEXICO CITY, Aug. 28,—Presi- dent Carranza has ordered that a gen- eral census of the republic be taken VILALALALZLLZLLLLLLZLLZLEZLZ next year. ae Casper Loan Office Will save you money o@ your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- bag, and Suitcases : : : Reliable 133 So. Centor Salt Creek field. | Phone 804-J. of 1600 feet. This on this land. REX W 2 af SE% of sec the big gusher of an Appetite with a par value 3 ; $40,000.00. Units The wholesome ingredients are Last Chance BESSEMER OIL SYNDICATE At Par---$100 Each The Bessemer Oil Syndicate is composed of reliable Casper busi- ness men who were instrumental in making a success of the Bessemer Oil company which is now drilling its fourth well in the world famous This Syndicate owns a 712% interest in the E's of the SE‘ of section 13-39-79 on which the Bessemer Oil company and Blackstone Petroleum company are now drilling with a standard rig at a depth 10th and is on proven acreage. A 400 barrel well at the present price of Salt Creek crude ($1.50 per barrel) would pay approximately 40% per year on the entire capitalization. Many more wells can be drilled The Syndicate also holds under lease the W's of the NE'\ and & Hazlett, where there are at present several producing wells and near now being made to start drilling here in the near future. Pipe lines to the Casper refineries run through the field, assuring a ready market for all production. . The Bessemer Oil Syndicate was organized with only 400 units TO BUY UNITS IN THE———— well should be completed not iater than September tion 30-40-79, Salt Creek, adjoining the land of West | the New York and Ohio on Section 27. Plans are of $100.00, making®a low capitalization of only now selling at par. | going up and up. That was proof that Diamond's quality was better than the old adjustment figures indicated — so much better that we raised the adjustment bases more than 40 per cent That’s how good Diamonds are, Now's the time to put on Diamonds —all ’round. The new adjustment bases also apply on all Diamonds now in use or in the hands of dealers. ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 Miles Cords - 8,000 Miles Brodie ubber Co. Casper, Wyo. 166 So. Center. Phone 772-M. | -INGREASE IN PRODUCTION | SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY SINGLAIR. GONGERNS | 7 PAST YEAR OVER 1917... {IEW YORI, Aap” 28—Const | = | Considerable drilling activity is re-j dation of oil prop- r i . | | Ported in and around the Big Hollow €Tties in United States and for t | P F ae oil field, 15 miles west of Laramie, eign countries was a ed upon at eis uncer ect hele here mye. The main structure, covering|# series of director ings held oa Wall Street Observers Declare) amounted ,to 12,808,896 barrels, in-| tented sree acres: is largely con- pinslaiy a : z ; rahe crease of 3,609,586 betel nn iy) ttalled by Wyoming Apex, Wyoming Si " That a Serious Financial Cri- | pet cent, over 1917, Wee cine ore | Refining. & Drilling and Petroleum ‘ and Sinclair h sae | | chked 18 FOn.a: . yeming pro-| Oil Fields, and a number of shallow * on will be ash e sis is Ahead of the } | babel PE barrels, 3,617,607 | wells have been put down to the first ed to confirm the oil Of ‘the di © Country | tektites 7 var in 1917. The pro-| producing sand. Lately, however, the tors at special meetings called for h } of this state during 1918) Prairie Oil & Gas company. th ts § 4 | j increased from 839,000 barrels in| enhej 4 pany, thru its ; | RES RAR tare rine wea subsidiary, the Kasoming company, poration will be know NEW YO. Lau Nite Erw financial | just. It was 1,120. B60 beeen has led the way to deeper drilling ®* clair Consolidated Oil cor i crisis is ahead of the country, ac- | December, showing a net gain for the haa EES ee, eee ot New el or al ha cording to leading bankers of New year of 281,000 bartels a month, Ge this field, and pam Refining & Drill- of New York cate) . Work, which may be one of the most erations in Wyoming oil fields, es- sivpther het inet Seen pea ate sue Like Case . they work while : a S i Tae the country has barat aut Creek field, are be- Big Hollow Drilling en iets e is you sleep—that’s Tribune Wantads. : We maced: ing held up to a great extent pend- t i Thad H There seems to be little doubt in |ing action by congress on oil land| pat ine soe ean y have ‘ the unlinds of Wallicstrect ladders, | leasing legislation. Woaniic now a3 bis a Mert substantial camp and 4 H judging from views expressed to a leas sixth in oil production in the| 500 or 4,000 or apapeette es wo he 4 : ital Vices, wepetar ate ek tae Inited States, surpassing both Penn-! expectation of the deco dnnioe inne N. F 1C 4 crisis will take a decidedly political | |sylvania ‘and West Virginia. While) pick up the Big sand which tas ree atrona Fuel Co. $ turn. Financiers expect the radical Prospecting is being actively carried! gnited in edaoes patios pas Se Phone 949 3 cicegiptene alah lec: sol on in both Utah and New Mexico,| a in the Rock Greet % J.-L. BIEDERMANN, Prop ? make a stand for communism. | which are ingluded in the Rocky Ultio company in the. Rock Creek ot statis While Wall street admits that Mountain area, no production of ayltag giao ne hes GEBO COAL there has been a perceptible slowing! importance has been reported to date. | = TT OMONERL Fock 3 ddwn on ‘tha pase GF sag; aan | ‘ ptncremht Ae lease from Petroleum Oil Fields com- COKE woov cula,i bankete any ti faba aa te | |pany. Producers & Refiners, Cac City Office 157 S. Center ® ra y are confident] = MISS RAE GIERSDORF }tus and Utah Oil Refining are drill- Str of the outcome of the issue between} The clever little singer and dancer jing deep wells in the vicinity of the Nag lebor and capital, who always draws th ; pl ' : a 3 Gen. Office 5th and Beech 3% bor and ca) i i ys draws the smiles and ap-| Big Hollow field. Ohio Oil company 3 2 genital ass doing some easel Date of any audience. At the Iris AFTER ABANDONING NO has ¢ontracted for 11 additional wells Streets $ waiting,” explained one vice presi-|today and tomorrow. | in the Rock Creek field ° , dent,, connected wifh one of tha| | ie |e See e ; wanaroord " largest instituti Bc mi — ” iqany of our elWhGs are aporein’| YOUR CATARRH MAY og ome, eared, | a Sonar Svante, toe | LEAD TO CONSUMPT “Many wealthy interests no longer j tie Sowder River district, has start- ION care about making money. For ex-| GRE jd well No. 2 and is unofficially re- 5 ample, this morning a client a fa ported as being down 300 feet. Prog-| Dangerous to Use Treatment|p: I Your EP? fxPerience has hére, a man who keeps a wulliva dot. ress is said to be about 100 feet) for Only Temporary Relief. SRA RInaHEB GC Bitaua Tiere lar account with us. He had drawn| dally. une new well was started with| — riere ig sof {Momizers, jellies and other focal \no interest, and I asked him to wait| . foe ne f §Guig NIAMS lane oene ace | tions. a few minutes so that we pay him| . ell No. 1 was abandoned a short} oo? bith tas A hall a ia has yen a most sutis- LA FL a what was due. Lax | a - time ago. | sore the pipepee air pa °8, | factory remelae! eG vtarrh “He didn’t want it. ‘What is the| asper was idle again yesterday and other distasteful features. ause it goes direct to at use,’ he replied, ‘More money fa he the: Denver spose baseball tourney| STABBED HOG WITH dencancy of ties diseuserto connate Tt aa dk, | v simply more taxes and more trouble. 7 L I eduled “to take on the | PITCHFORK; ARRESTED its course downward until the] results. For free Never mind the interest.’ Similar) S*™0"® Elitch team of Denver this| lungs become affected, and then | write Medical r ; —— | | lack of interest in pushing develop- | 2£ternoon in the third contest play- SUNDANGH | dreaded consumption js on your | Labora Auanta, Ga, ments is noticeable among most of eave ne ocal ei Witla) EW OR vic leged to sheversnted a saab | the big interests.” |<orles to. its: credit the Casper nine} Ge" © suavbed and mutilated The crisis will be a good tonic for|.*, 80k to work hard for the third| 8d Teac, WIR Reet bk ee the country in thet it will be a show-| “'" ##ainst one of the fastest little ee RAO tla MeO b down and will end agitation, say the Dimes in the tournament. TS We ae A of the district} THE AUDITORIUM HOTEL oun bankers, who feel that the decision /2™ has not lost a game this sea-| td atinals He dere of cruelty CORNER 14th 3nd STOUT STS. DENVER, COLORADO will be along the lines of “the de-| °°". , ; Bend aoe ae een 8200 aie mocracy and freedom for which eval Thermopolis by losing yesterday | hint Pash wee arrested on com-| One block from the heart of the shopping and Theater district. forefathers fought,” as one man put Siero to the Greeley nine, came Fetetber State see c eect a The Newest. most Modern and Complete (Moderate Priced) it. Z close to being eliminated from the | vard W. Burke of Gheva tots Ed- Hotel in Denver. OW and here is the Wall street is prepared for the] fre ay The Uae emer ieol, ee led the hearing peeerner Ssrencs| 200 rooms of solid comfort and a splendid popular priced cafe in s when it comes, and will be| te Wyoming team on the short end} p ‘i frit mT hy:— ent ea toaduar the ¢ f fin.rof the score. It makes two defeats (sete Diol convincing reason why: ee Te a Sap ae armel sats (Thermop has tuffered, the other Rates $1.00 per day nad up. With private bath $1.50 avd up. Ais counter oa ae ay hep oe ot ear eine ae a Gila os uit | ae Stay Lal has direct street car services *e and from We have raised the Diamond pecially investors, if a d: i . sreeley...WOUld.. have, n elimin- l@ : | ie 2 ases _ ‘ comes. Wall aireet ell ok: Lider ‘ated by losing yesterday but as it 1 a | Take car No. 2 or No. 9 in front of ‘he sepot tana get off at Adjustme nt bases more than 40 pecially hard hit, according to predie- we the Eee Springs aggregation was = ue La rae Stout street. Hotel one-half block to the right. per cent tions, since it does not hold the ma-|""¢ CUM. be. “ jority of the securities, cont¥ary to|,,, 1he first victory by Thermopolis in | ‘ ae ee ; * the ‘popular idea, NS Bhat els the Hue Springs St Canara eee), | on Fabrics to 6,000 miles; The bankers poi _ We in e form., The players a 2 gar Co.. Wholesalers. ; He's iden of Wall stent nt the Pub-|'from the north started in to score — ~ on Cords -to 8,000 miles. “ - anks whic Shae | the runs in the second and kept it ? 3 SEee er eee et cally | tip for Ave stanzas! “Every PUVEr of GaLIIOLIIIOI PIII IID SLI ID SGI MLS B.S, ; ; According to financiers, Wall street the team hit except Leise and Swede ™ On the old adjustment bases, claims owns very few securities, and da | yaie. Bue Swede pci bisiutele bie in | for adjustment kept going down ’ merely an exchange for the i ; : 2 z avers : : banks) of the ee Tynes |ite, headed the sluggers with four and down in number till they al- t anks of the country. Either the Kdafeviones one hil bein aie ving 2 ks iva i > 001 : : savings banks or small private in-fS4fe ones: | zg or | most vanished —while sales kept ~~ a oe September 1st the price will be raised to $125.00, and subject to easily assimilated and build tissues. . further advatice’ without notice. = 3 HAE $ ase lots by your dealer. BUY NOW if you want in. All orders at the present price must be Sherex is sold in bottles or case lots by y started previous to midnight August 31 to be effective. Write or wire \) 2 your reservations. ® , New Dealers Wante oa remittances payable to BESSEMER OIL SYNDICATE, and % { * SQUEEGEE TREAD ’ ‘Tires Profit possibilities are unlimited when you sell Sherex. | Write for our Dealers offer today. J. F. JONES, Fiscal'Agent 207 O-S Building, CASPER, WYOMING PV I ZLLZLLALL LALLA AAA hhh dd Sheridan Brewing Company Sheridan, Wyoming.