Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1919, Page 4

PAGE'FOUR nary © Oat ee PL FEW GUSHERS "Today's Markets by Wire? IN lL Hs) Fenced Dey by Ts & Claas Wey Exchange Derrick’s Weekly Review of Oper-| Wien tha ed Ar aimaeay Bia Ask | Western Exploration ations Lends Encourage- Amalgamated Royalty $1.00 $1.12; Wyo-Kans: ------ --------- 1.80 ment, However + | Wy-0-Tex al a t hy 2 + Sore =e a eo Diversified Program Arranged for| Former Director of Reed Wat ‘0 Dr: New York Curb Stocks dpen Close |’ Basket Luncheon Which Girls Natrona County t “ary a iment by there and sent up meat pted ity ily, It is repor Denver wh 8 ere he } 8 fOr the Lowey & Die Atlas The news from the oil fields for the | Bessemer week ending December 5 mentioned | Boston Wyoming fewer gusher wells, but the average of|Big Indian the lighter completions ‘was good, Says}|Burke Oil - the Oil City Derrick. Wells starting at | Buck Creel between 500 and 1,000 barrels were|¥lack Tail numerous in all’ thé’ western ‘fields, |Columbine while afew were above that size. A[{Consolidated Royalty — gusher well is expected to decline rap-|Cow Gulch fidly, while those of more moderate | Ikhorn size maintains a steadier output nearer|Great W. the initial production, and’ often are] Jupiter equally profitable since they do- not! Kintiey entail the great eexpense required in|'Hutton Lake ~ handling a gusher. North Louisiana} Lance Creek Royalty contributed two large producers on the] Lusk Royalty —_. profile section 30-21-7 of the Clafborne|jjusk Petroleum field, starting at 10,000 and 7,000 bar- Mosher Oil rels, respectively, from the deep sand,! Mountain & ¢ and smaller producers in the shallow -47| Midwest Refining — -38 | Midwest Common --$157-00 $159.00 st Prepare for Two" Hungry People The program for the first basket | John Kiel has been appojnted city |! 1.12 125 Tmeheon of the Army Plas Se step | fuel administrator by T. rs Dean, ast. 1d 3 + to be given Tuesday night'in' the clu! ing mayor of the city. ‘he appoint- 4 hvelteen buibere en x ie oa rooms had beén announced by EB. C. Cal- ¢ment was made Saturday night and is ene See Ss 35 420 |houh, ‘chafrman of ‘the! entertainment the frst one’made to fill this position ou Prod. & Refiners, Com-- 10.37 10.62 | committee. The evening’s musi¢ and en- fiice the new salary proviso of $200 a tertainment will start promptly at 8:30 ‘nonth has been attached by the city 02% | New York Stock Exchange Stocks | 6 clock. counéil. Mr. Kiel has taken charge of 39 |. Mexican Petroleum $191.00 $189.25 | “The Field of Work of the Army |his new work. Texas Oil ----._ 290.00 285.09 | nnd Navy club’ will be the title of a |" 341° Kiel was formerly water com- Sinclair. Oi 43.00 , 41.87 | srort address by E. R. Shipp, attorney | issioner’ and for a time served as U. S. Steet ~ 102.62 102.25 }of Casper, who has been interested in | iicct commissioner of the ety. Fol- Liberty Bonds the returned service man since bis re- liowing that work he had charge of ‘TUESDAY Al AND WEDNESDAY ferritt —-__. 48 | Glenrock Oi - 1.40} Cosden _ .38 Okmulgee Richelieu Pork and ‘Beans, No, PN SE Sie Mei Fa NER ESI ca Richelieu Pork and Beans, No. 2’can .......... Richelieu Pork and eety: No. 8 ean .... 95 98 Northwest — 50 turn from the war. Dr. G. M, Ander- ‘s formation. Oklahoma had only twolouteon Bs eu ees $99.20 |acre former caniain in the medical {County road work in Natrona county large completions, and ‘the Gulf Coast] picaray _. 4 lillst 4's). 93.62 | corps, will entertain with a humorous |0F Mine years. In this work he had reported two. starting at better than! piverton alae ‘07 ‘oo |2na a's 2 monologue. charge of ‘the direction 6f men and 1000 barrels. North Texas had many supervised ‘the big task of getting Na- yalty & Pi .36 Ist 4%’s J. Mrs. Bert Cole, who Scofed such a large wells in the Burkburnett poot|oyalty & Prod. Corp- est aac big hit at the last entertainment given /'Tona roads in condition. It. was at the and few elsewhere. The production for the week in all fields seems to show a slight increase over the previous week's igre in the club rooms, has been askéd to |Tequest of Acting Mayor Dean ‘that Mr. seth 4th 137 ig give one ‘of her typically interesting | Kiel agreed to accept the new position. cages Fe a «| Victory iT “oc | readings: The railroads have removed the con- report. Wind Riv ‘oi! Vietory Loan = ~ 98.86 | stekcee's orchestra will have a prom. {trol of. coal. distribution to industrial The completion of the Stamdard’s 8- | | {1:Cht! Poxition on the program of the {plants but: this supervision now rob: | inch line ‘to the ‘Claiborne field will WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET evening: Glenn Stone; ‘a songster “of |ably will be taken up by Administrator partially relieve the congestion there.|Rock River ---.--. the’ club, Will give a solo. A quar- ; Kiel. The line has a capacity of 20.000 bar-|Salt Creek -. tet composed of members of the club; With the North Western railroad rels daily when in working order, and|Big Miiddy -, wili also sing. Dancing is to follow tied up for nearly'a week and the high | ‘the present terminal is at Minden, on/Pilot Butte — this entertainment program. Wind ‘still filling cuts, "there is little! the railroad. This will ultimately be ‘ Following this the auction of lunch 'tikéelihood of ‘getting much coal—at connected with the main line to Baton baskets, ,the biskets to go to the high- least enough to aid Casper needs—for | Twuge. The Standard is credited with est bidder, nearly a week from fhe Hudson mines | a 10,000 barrel producer in the Clai- It has been explained by Mr. Cal-| near Lander. These mines! are reported borne deep sand, and Gilliland Oil’ Co., houn that each girl is expected to bring | in operation. with one doing 7000 dar; Smale: a specially prepared luncheon for two. |" ‘Tie ‘Higgest present source of supply completions ‘were reported from’ the What ‘shall go into this lunch has {wii be fram the Kirby and Crosby shallow sand, and also one large gas fh been left to the discretion of the girl jrniies on the Burlington. well in the same formation. All the: herself. Many haye planned to come | ‘prain service remained in an inter- are in the same section, and so do not to the basket luncheon Tuesday night ‘nittent stage yesterday but wholesale | extend the o»ductive area. The one and Mr, Calhoun is making arrange- houses here today will attempt many exception an 800 barrel shaYlow ments’ to” care for a ‘record-breaking | cninments held up Inst week. Failure Well in section 24-21-8. A large g: i crowd. « r wall’ way obtained! in’ Ouachila parish, Prize of $10 Offer Offered for Best Will Make Trip from Texas to The moncy from the sale of these |f2 deWver a’ carload of meat'has caused north of the gas fietd there, and an- Name; Publication Starts Wyoming by Airplane, baskets Will aid in making up the pres- other in Bos: x h, in section 2 nt aerleye in the athletic fund of the 16-12. TI add to the importance First of Year ' Letter to Wife Says | Army find ub. ine Tom Bell Royalt r Refining -. WHY SEND TO DENVER for. When you can have it done by Capes: people A re now their business > Tiled Bathrooms, Fireplaces and Tile of Any Description. ~~ COMPLETE LINE OF SAMPLES J. B. PROVINSAL of the gas field of Louisiana, and prove ree ee 5 ne *| Phe Midwest Refining company will|. LARAMIE, Wyon Dee. 15.—Mrs. A, o that the supply there promises to be 2 an important item’ in the resources ot{start the publication of a) monthly | B. Tolift, wite of xus und Wyo- W L [ PT FFP | the state Mugazine for its employes Starting | ming oll operator and ut this time guest a UL | “ye hid i announced here | at the home of her parents here, is in Te fields. obtained at started at 900 barre’ The base completions we urkburnett, where 12 wells |best name. Burke Sinclair, director of | MOrthward as soon as the weather will or better, # the industriaf relations department’ of peety ane Britaaen toot i ee SEWARD, <Alaskn, (By Mail)—At- | 29 others at 500 bai or me the company, will edit and havé charge | “ SrA CORRCL SOC Wel: > Oraae i Ct <i tempts are to be made to keep the F 2 | kev and I will start from here (Blée- | average for the week in this pool was ° othe Diente se shore tig its infancy. tra, Texas), for Denver in his pass | government railroad between Seward wg you oe want to be unusually large. The best completion |Mr. Sinclair is a veteran newspaper | 4. Loon fs weather permits. Will wire | 24 Anchorage’ open ‘this winter. se colt or tack An increase of 4,130 barrels over the|°Xt month, it v a a previous we stimate of production |teday. The mag » is to be named! " cipt of a telegram from her hus: ; Fire Piace King” P.O. Box was reported from the north central|by employes of the company, a $10} bund that he will make an airplane Why, when Dr. : ase New pear ot 2 i on selecting the} fight from ‘Texas to Denver and on Vit * GE BELL in Eastland county was Barkley’s No.|man of Kansas and Wyoming. | vou when to meet ‘tx "in Denver and | ,, SheWsHeds ‘were built mong the line 6s . ” - 2 Turner, starting at 1200 barre The} The first issue of the monthly will | you can fly to ’Greel last, ‘summer’ to-keép the track free f ee ot when " : 4 ~ Duke pool had many small completions} have 18 to 24 pages devoted to cyan) : sie Soe TE of snow which last winter slid down po iri vedisuccess+ ae : r . a and only one that reached 900 ba phase of the Midwest company wo in such great quantities that operation 8 gs New Dis- GENERAL INSURANCE ' re while Stephens county had eight start- in the field, refineries and ambos! Bas ose for pavers, months. | sey a Egbert: SC creae y ing at from 60 barre to 600 barrels. ews notes, photographs, and every | rains operate between the two}, © Cord cough, does necinlty = Numerous tests are making good-show-|acpartmenteasential for a. ‘lve points regularty during ‘the summer, Ret resist. this rd ‘'rellever Fidelity, Surety and Contract Bond as very he its quailty is as bleh F- Bell Agency ay * Telephone 365 DOLLS TOYS and settling to 900 barrels’ in Cotton | p-intea in’ Casper.’ : county, and a 900° barrel well in “OK-|" “the contest for naming of the month = producers and a number of dry holes ins the prize winning title the winner ew York Oil company will build a |=" ‘ - The best that Kansas could furnish| iit he pic edt by das by drawing lots, {48 pipeline from Poison Spider to Cas- 3 % { - vas a well swabbing 400 barrels in ber in the spring regardless of leasing vA | utauqua county. Several wells were bill action, according*to Frank G. Cur- | = Production in the Gulf Coast fields | penditure. States that he has seensthe new comet SS anereased'"2000. barrels” over ithe pres WORK DE CD AYE | Be cntiyt aioe a te date “ action, they pro: = vious week's repor’ A 3000 barrel well by ie" “Japanese free bile flow, stir up the lazy, th in the Hull pool, and a surpris\ est of the new wells a ‘ ‘| age Yeported during the the “past fe hard Pork aud neeithfurt Woaming uttered nothing new-in its|tions will delay the completion ot the, Of Hun Ammunition y Arai druggists Zoe. ) pipeline from the Hidden dome field $ Read The Tribune Want Ads REGULAR M : G tions are sho r tho still busy in most a P i S of the fields. A rank wiideat near|laying the line has approximated one- quarter of a mile a day and frozen a z 2 IN GERMA Mail)—Hundreds eptli. If this is confirmed it will start | Four gas wells will be tapped to sup- | ™ i = See Cl oBtER HORE TIAL Lita tHetntel [ivy Bian and Greybutls of tons of old German army ammuni- of thos lirectly Interested. In the ses have been found, They lead from ODD FELLOWS HALL 7:30 P. M. Election of Officers . ings, und not a few in Shallow Gaia monthly will have & place in the pub- | Baw nd Anchorage, about 100 rhiles = which promise to open new Ms: eution. | It will go to the, employes | a | 11 Gh Pe apart, ‘are both) onthe “ocean end’ of t - Oklahoma's, two. beat» womtpletIbua | wee, the railrond thé gdvernmunt” is) build: | mulgee. The many’ other completions |}y win lose December 27 at = sim the sand with good showings, and | tiss, president of the company, who | stpepee! pe fortable, grat! Bow. as, may prove good producers. A few dry jSays that enough independent produc-| y:mX1Cc0 crTy, (By Mail)—The di-| 80 aaa io Dr. Ki astronome: sukky and that it is! »ughly but ntly cleanse t! e sys: in Fr Hum ‘Hundreds of Tons Clearly visible every night after 7 | fone mrasegcaniiter and, fermen yle, starting a local fields, except a decrease in the ou! ybull, Wyo. until March 1, ‘ac Chadron, Nebraska, is reported to ha M i Fidos E i Mah i Say hd ; tion Were discovered recently by Amer- t of the Mississippi only routine } operations ~ Full Attendance Desired were a well starting at 2000 barrels} "4 blie lil vase 5 ing between Seward'and Fairbanks, the were a we The publicatjon probably. will be IN SI metropolis of the ititerior of Alaska. | —— } were of fair average. with several ga8|)) case of more than one person devaerit holes were reported from [tion is available to justify such an ex- rector’ of the central observatory here 1200 barrels, were the ipaiueanaie rmal winter condi Olclock. This is the! fifth new! comet | is, and give you Tee % GSE » cold weather, Opera- al , Pe OE td a omen, [cording 10 late reports, Moses mi POURA By Americans - found a good gas flow a shallow |#’ound now retards trenching work. | WITH SAUER IUAN SE QRGE hict If ican soldiers in a secret subterranean ‘ ! ei ery OF ers 7 ted. of which ho cell below an ordnance depot not far " ~* id special inte was attached outside from Coblenz. Numerous secret pas- C. A. VOLLMER, President. 'y to military points in the vi- | cinity, of Coblenz, but some of thi and the other two districts could offer | them eastern fields there were more gas p bar ee ee ea ducers than oil wells obtained. Kentucky rae had its usual number of nice producers, ‘have been out of use so Jong that they only small completions > Casper-Oxag Guage Olle nynaicate has Were virtually worthless from a mili- organized here to develop a town. t&t¥ point of view.’ Some of the pas and drill 308 sof land in the| **8es extended for miles. field near Newcastle, Wyo. The Apparently they were neglected dur- fil. WELLS IN eruErTS f waistorcanieed fe tice untt | ing the war and either filled with wa- plan and Diamond of the Wyoming | {fF OF became clogged where props had : Credit’ Rating F 15%. | Blven away holding up the coverings " " 2 . ! of earth. and treasurer new company. PPreparat for carly drilling will go Owing to the uncertainty as to what the subterrags Holmes Hardware Co. Special Prices All Week on Ivory Pieces BRUSHES, COMBS, HAIR. RECEIVERS, | | = forward onee. rr aoa Bt SURES eoucray pec Si ea ddd es cme Tec imate, ca ies a ae {sawn rir i: Gates bee POWDER BRUSHES, MIRRORS, PIN secroossesnevensroseseaeenttepersencerserrrerre ttt. —_—__—- jucent to lyst clly propor t ated in aw st 1, ad. | placed at 1 Park here, whieh the 'WY0- TEX RESUMES WORK Plete investi tion ni a ara ae A Tribune Wantad will sell it. CUSHIONS, CALENDARS, CLOCKS, PIC- Re ate ea ON DENNISON, TEX, WELL. (SPOCeeISeIae ee ee. to use the pro for street purpe und that the wells under the street rty, but he has not ven- nion as to how the own evs ure to get their oil if the eity puts i; ua conor and usphult pavement over the well TURE FRAMES, MANICURE ‘ARTICLES, TRAYS, HAT AND CLOTHES BRUSHES, COLOGNE BOTTLES, etc.- 9 I Holmes Hardware Co. ! Corres Becneal and Wolcott Sts. “X compet apany again is drilling | s Texas well south of, Dennison. weeks drilling hag becn’ held up} fishing for lost tools. These were re-, covered a few days ago, and a telegram amv to ‘Taylor & Clay states that dritting : Thea been resumed. The well is 2,600 as Ifeet deep. —_ ————— } pes | It Looked "Phat Way. - Nmith—I see stocks took a drop. ot Jones—Took a @rop? T should sak} they took the whole bottle.—Néw Lester Brokerage House 4 : LIST YOUR - OWL LAND LEASES and ROYALTIES with us for quick sale. . “BRUNSVOLD & FUNKHOUSER Ore Taylor & Clay am CA TR 0 Bids t t of Labor - a ig 2 i 204 ‘ is'of ie “a7 x Depart left. ie fencrhy men hele been ents is di Sever from life ins surance.” : k, Den = s Ifyou live’ you'll make it; ofcourse. Butno man‘has Daily felegrap ic quotations from. New York, Fo Oblige. CFI POD a 4\] lived’ always’ yet.’ Ca: italtze 3 your ‘earhing/power' to- ver and other marketsiover our private! wires.” your anhatniivca: ti q eae a imogen {FATS TOWN N day—intrease your estate'NOW.'* SIGN? 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Jt was con eluded that theve is no need to fear Proms Map & Blue Print Co. # shortage because other wells in the Rm. vicinity are ms brought in, among x 325. 101 Se a which is one producing 30,000 barrels & duy. , Mistress ay }y singin’ to speak of kk ou insists upon it voy The ‘Oly City sen