Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1920, Page 4

extraction CHANGE DECISION |: U. S. Court of Appeals Reverses District Court Ruling in Grass Creek Oil Field (Steal to ‘The eeoune) CHEYE: J 19, United State : versed the United State for Wyoming in the Wyoming vs United States of America, setting aside the judgment of the lower court giving the state title to the north one-half of the southeast one-quarter of section 19-46-08. one of the richest tions of the Grass Creek oil field. state will appeal to the supreme court. The eighty-acre tract has been drilled by the Midwest Refining company, op- erating under an ignment of lease from the Greybull Refining company, itself holding a signment from H Ridgely, original lessee from the state ming, the production of oi! fror act continuing under agreement between the less the state and the federal government whereunder the revenue from such oil has been placed in escrow in the Stock Growers Nation- al Bank here crow total $1, most of been invested in Liberty bon Under the terms of the original lease and the sub-leases, the state, if its title to the stablished, would be entitled per cent of the money revenues he: r le pf oil from the land, and the and the sul pes to the remain If the United supreme court upholds the find ing of the court of appeals, however, the federal government will be entitled to all of the esc y fund and all revenue hereafter ram the land. GAS EXTRACTION PLANT AT LOVELL > of State por- The United States funds now which ha land were to 10 and escrow all fter de Cost to be Eliminated Greatly by Manufacture of Ice in Same Plant Wyo. plant in early summer months, present indications and building outlook Lovell. Gas taken from the gas wells in the Byron field Near Lovell is to be put through the “freezing g: process so as to ex ‘tract the gasoline. The unusually high cost of this pro- made its use in many al pur- ninated at Lovell thru by the an exteremly Lovell, to have a operation gasolit Ly the according to the present is to be el the productio: The gas is frozen temperature and thi is to be made use of of ice. The will b Byron and other towns in the northern part of the Basin country. Ice sales will pay for plant operation low low temperature thru the making sold in Lovell, The freezing process of gasoline ex ction is the third process known in gas fields. It has been employed in California but is generally cause of not used be- the exe ive cost. been supplied to Lovell and many moyths but the gas so full of gasoline that it is y smoky. The Lovell Gas and etric company will do Wi with fhis objection well as make con- aiderable profit from the gasoline ex- WILL DEVELOP ARIZ. ASBESTOS Lander Finn Ean Properties Near Globe, Arizona; Use Baloons to Transport A.B. M American spresentative of the ‘ireproofing and Mining com pany of Lander, Wyo., has bought the asbestos properties of Scanlon and Me: Manus, 1 the Salt River boundary and the seve shestos claims of 1 Alberthal and other of Chryso All of this region ix near Globe, zona. The report from Globe, Ari follows in, part: nion and MeManu compris 19 claims of The Alberthal prop claims and was bought personally. Mr. Minium tiating for several other asbestos prop erties in. this riet. ‘The American Fireproofing and Mining company’s head office is at Lander, Wyoming company operates Lander, Wyoming and at ¢ fornia.” Mr. Minium states that he ex pects to contract with Kastern syndi- cate for the transportation of the bestos n the property to Minium also the railroad at Rice ng blimps or Je balloons. He that large balloons fave been economicatly used for sim ilar purposes in ditferent sections of the world. San Diego, Calif., property for sale. The city with « wonderful future. For W. Stocton, Diego, Palomar Californ 1 ee GIVES WIFE ADLER-I-KA! information, write Apartments, San 0. 30t My wife was pronounced incurable Ly physicians unless operated (compli cated bowel trouble | Adler-i-ka and she i shall continue’ until she (Signed) J. H. Underwood, M Adler-ika empties BOTH upper and lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE alimen tary canal. Removes ALL foul matter which poisons system. Often CURES constipition Prevents appendicitis ‘We have sold Adlerika many years. It fs a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple drugs.— Casper Pharmacy.—Adv. IN GRASS GREEK : Today’s Markets by Wire: Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, ¢ & Chay, Ground Floor Oil Exchange. Building, Casper, Local American Atlas . Bessemer Boston W;, Big Indian Burke Oil Buck Cree Black Columbine — Consolidated Cow Gulch ) Elkhorn —_- 21k Basin -. Great Western Pe’ Hutton Lake — Kinney - Jupiter - Lance Creek Roya Lusk Royalty - Lusk Petroleum — Mosher Oil - Northwest Outwest _ = Frantz Corp. Picardy Refining & Prod. Wind River Re fini Kock River ‘alt Cree Big Muddy Pilot Butte Magazine Is The 1 ne of the Midwe: » Midwest Rev starting issue, H Sherwovur the Casper retine awarded the first lecting contest t agazine a title vw. ON. lower of nd third to M laramie refiner the fi I ss for Hisie L. Dr published this unu zine. 160.172 in 1918. These figures a nual report of rles W. Henc Keologi interior, deere the increased pr 119 over the equalize the loss of production, lthere TT. Willia Creek § sh tructure b Was encounte had not {The Williams neres of li CUAL SCARCE ers that remain in his car NTEN’S: PLANTEN Amalgamated Koyalty — Mountain & Gulf — Corp good W. Johnson : nercial al surve: The report shows a gen- in all mining Pay, ane silve previous region interested in the company wn had been expe ed at 1,2 id in this Oil Stocks Ask ‘troleum..— ity Mexican Petroleum ~-~--$193.50 $195.50 Texas Oil - 199.00 201.50 4 -37| Sinclair Oil = 43.12 42.37 - 1.00 1.01) U. S. Steel __ 105.50 105.12 -3Q 85 |Call money - 6 per cent -35 40 /Silver —_ ae ----135% | Liberty Bonas -$98.90 ~ 92.30 ~ 90.74 ng $1.00 02 08 225 110] 04) a , Wyo. Williams, 5. T.. ~- 1.82 Western Exploration - - 4.30 Wyo-Kans -----. ~------. 1.80 Wy-0-Tex ~ 15 Keo-Hurst --... ~.....--— 12.15 New York, Curb Stocks open Midwest Refining -$162.00 1.50 Midwest Common Midwest Prefer: Western States O. & L.- Prod. & Ref., Com._----. ivi ictory Loan APRESS CRUD E OIL MARKET MIDWEST REVIEW FF THE PRESS First Edition of Official Company Most Creditable Publication rst edition of the official magu st Refining company, Was issued here iew, 1, chief electrician of the Midw. prize in the name suggestions w t of th id offic Printing comp: usually neat oil mu erby 3 MINERAL OUTPUT DURING PAST YEAR IN COLORADO. AMOUNTS 10-29 MILLION » embodied in the miping, compiled Jerson of the » department ice of year ae caused by the di OIL SHOWING REPORTED IN WILLOW GREEK WELL : -\ report from New Mexicq states that | au showing of oil in the well of st, Ww 25, Grass Creek -. Elk Basin Lusk Lander MARKET G0SoI AND FIELD NEW): The Midwest Refining purchase of 1,000,000 barrels of oil from the Hamilton dome, of Thermopolis, will begin the co: tion of a pipeline from that field Grass creek field, about fifteen distant early in the spring. o give the Midwest Second place went to} the ¢ refinery, the $ INVER, Colo. mitil.) he mine output of ge copper, lead | and zinc in Col for 11 months in mounted (o $9,992,000 in gold, 5,630,000 ounces of silver, 50,000 pounds of lead, 3,400,000 pounds of cop 10,000 pounds of zinc, hav- value of $22,522,000 as com with a total valuation of $34,- an. by United | 8teat oil f of i | | | tri ms company in the of New Mexico. state ows that there is out closer to the s ted. The company has 4 ~w Mexico le GERMANY TY (By Associated Press.) place should a w m LAR FOR CENERATIONS OR BLACK CAPSULES oil ur: oil 00 feet where it been expected until 2,400 Feet. lof the COLOG? (By Mail) is wo earce in Germany that its for the cremation of bodie at Freiburg has heen forbidden by the city council of | that municipalit Waterpr lap rob have been in vented in England for automobile driv er holdings in | the shareholder has the Jing one DIVIDEND JANUAR quarter! Consolidated The Royalty 0. Aut dividends will ‘ants entitling vurchase 10 yp new stock means that for ev ut $1 This y ten share at $1 a share, This is equivalent tations be} ile; were removed. divi lend of ah the Lonso to fits ‘issued by first to be issued on a basis of cent. SILT GREEK MAY rs MINISTER OF ITS A mini: be installed sl MDA OLAMeaGrHIn Ge Cheyenne, | Production of silage im Color superintendent of missions for the Pres-|Y@St quantity of sunflower fi byterian chureh in Casper, is making | (uced on the western slope this y arrangements to place a minister ld of SsWiyomingdy KAAUSSE ORCHESTRA T0 : FURNISH IRIS M thea Aerapr ud thestra to play t the day management of the Iris. theater and lay and Sati ler th n will have the Krausse orchestra. jday night was the first appeara the Krausse ‘ore Temple under the new contract. members of the ‘be retained. Vrankie Francis, Mrs. Ott Krausse und Otto Krausse will play at lthe Lr inet theater in addition to a 1d drummer from t Mrs. Bert Cole in addition to above named. is to mark the » orchestra. Last night| at the Iris, a semi-classical program of music pleased patrons so much} they applauded in the middle the feature pietu *Madam Buttertl, and “Algeria” ¥ Such » “Modiste,”" laye LIST YOUR OIL LAND LEASES and ROYALTIES with us for quick sale. BRUNSVOLD & FUNKHOUSER Office: Taylor & Clay Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 203-204 New York Stock Exchange Stocks company, which recently made a contract for the northwest There a ROYALTY WILL RECEIVE mailed out to stockholders Jan cent of their or privilege of buy- to a six per h dividend according to market quo- fore rights and dividend priv oes to ph As reoitrantes with dances on Wed. nights given un ly all dances in the Masonic Temple estra at the Masonic old Iris orchestra wif} will play the repertoire | tions as Thais" | last nig 1.85 4.40 2.00 AT 12.26 Close $164.00 2.00 man Mr. for - 92.90 doul one drou ing at t of t crude or 8! nstruc to the miles Ue it a who for Y 2 be ae cay stock- regi par. shares: cent | 3" 10 per the at tion for in this | The USIG in the Prac- Satur. nee’ of Two) o u clar: | he old Iris of | four The: The silo is bec to be considered a part of the neces equipment of aw Roeky of horse or wagon. mow. silo feed. amo. dete) dairyma’ diges ‘CANNED FODDER” WOULO SAVE BG WINTER HAY BILLS FOR FARMERS Importance of Building Silos frig Silos Reclized More than Ever by Farmers in This County; County Agent Has Particulars on Hand Altho Natrona county has at this time but one silo, there are indications that the dry farmers of this region are realizing the value of silage as a winter feed for cattle, and that a large num- ber of silos will be built during the coming summer, according to County Agent G. M. Penley. “Every wide-awake and progressive stovionan and dairy- should have at least one Penléy says. cow feed. ples their value; in half; cuts cost of 1 cent protects ight and frost; makes safe; pays fo state of Colorado. authorities of ar placed the number of silos in this state | he end of 1919 at 2.4 he,past year will by according 10. predi silo builder stock Farm 1 qu tock farm. is the feed’ bill, and of mutton® ¢ro1 the stockmat owns a. silo figures itself v Permits Rapid Feeding The convenience of t recogn cows in thirty One man minutes, be done with ease y est he anch, economical equipment i storage of feed. Bight t a silo. t It is a simple that will hold 200 No barn would unt of feed. There rioration. loraco stockmei? havi 's old, and found it all be kept in something the the more production stible feed. which of a wel It produ A feature not generally known in the “tame” sunflower itself vents waste and saves labor. | asons explain why 800 silos! were built during the® past year p Agricultural The larg enters into the keeping anything which keeps that item down is of more th: ordinary importanee. 7 can fe The silo is generally matter to build a Is practically no As insurance against fo1 stockman and the | than any one factor silo,” “Sunflowers are the | reoq than corn, best paying crop which can be grown | 1 G¢, silage in this country. most glad to furnish statistics as to the relative cost of various types of silos | to any Natrona county farmer who is| interested.” The following article from the Denver! Daily Record Stockman on the value of “canned fodder" in stock feeding should! be read with interest by stockmen of this section who have had te pay out large sums for hay this winte: Farmer Putnam describes hole, entirely surrounded by a wall, storin’ | He could have gone further and said that a silo is the cheapest known source of digestible carbohydrate: cuts the feed bill; saves entire crops and I shall be jlo as a fur} that a sile reases milk by yee production against hull, | dry land quickly; will grow in higher alti- 's than corn, and almost equals corn in nutritive value. Many silos on the western slope are bulging with sunfiow- er silage. This silage, and alfalfa or clover hay, makes a balanced ration, and wonderful results have been ob- tained from the feed. A liberal use of silage will do more than to reduce the high cost of hay anything else, in the opinion of Ic stockmen of this region. The of silage and leguminous hays or ders will solve the high cost of problem. In the non-irrigated sections of Colo- rado and surrounding (states the silo is rded as the watchtower of prosper ity, Almost any crop grown can be for ensilage. A feature of silo construction in the dry land areas is the pit, or under- ground silo, which is declared to be just as good for those areas as the silo built above ground. fod- hay 00. The record | doubled during | ictions of lead: | uipanent Mountain di item which herd of cat at the silo cuts IC will he sent free tovall om | thtes producing wells on this structure, | feed bills, is a question that no tonger of the Midwest company whether {the oldest having been completed on | Will Boas WEG) 00 ge rediic in office or field work, both in- Wyoming | duly 4 last is well hasbeen pumped | Cost of labor and other overhead. The | and in Deny Phe initial edition con- | Steadily e since that date and_ is gi aWo dT Cauerrepetten oun i nepal pay $ brightened thruout [aking more oil now than in its earlier |ANC Inereases mille production enor-| with photographs and timely articles | life. The-oll is darein color but nigh in} MONE to! concerning the company work and the | £@S0line content. Operations in the BS So it de ge aes LE employes. field are being carried on with’ great nibe saved In the cot of feeding *| Filngo, (a eaniaaa uinlvarsity vom | wieor: cow one year by the use of the silo. | h: GUyeiier chibht oniineecestine!| = Se eee Butter n be reduced in cost from ont" of the magazine under Col. Burke er AE GD 7 Beer CHO Sinclair's dire It is much to his — cost of producing a hundred pounds of raaieithae thee ia aurwenvoesl milk can be lowered by thirty to fifty patetd Gana unt: iecie eee cents; a hundred pounds of beet from | one dollar to two dollars, and & hundred | pound: 4 cents to a dollar‘and a) halt, saving, With” such | . oor dajryman that it will pay he silo is well | 1 forty and the work | without the use | time and labor | silo is the most | ndwn for th imes more feed han in a hay to 300 tons of hold sueh an ‘e fed silage six 1 right in eve Col Ho is the pd pi produces me | room’ for ‘anned Coru Crops In eastern Colorado 95 per cent of the age corn, which give yerage yield for this pur. erop grown in save wheat, is ad to fill on, the silo. The silo has been making steady ad neement for five rs in all the west- n farming country, but at no time in that period have th been so many silos constructed as during the year just closed. y ae TO PREVENT SHIPMENT OF ILLEGAL HIDES AND PELTS OF STOGK LOST CHEYENNE, Wyon Jane 13 ance of complete co-operation in efforts to prevent shipments of hides and pelt illegally removed from live stock perished during the December been given the ¥ board of live stock representatives of ing in Wy All shipm © hides ¥ special inspection tags will be ed by the railroad. and when nd pelts not bearing the required sented for shipment the near be oRumennlaly notified. re ming state commissioners by all railroads operat and pelts not ‘DOUGLAS ATHLETES INCORPORATE CLUB DOUGLAS, Wyo. Jan. 19.—The Donglis athletic club has been incor: porated “under the laws of Wyoming and directors for the coming year nam- ed. There is no capital stock. One the club already has been s cured and additional rooms are to be found. The initiation fee s been pla 1 at $20. The directors named are Jo- seph Carst, Roy Mitchell, Edmunds Knitule, H. H. Wyne, Dr. L. W. Storey, Jacob Jenne, and J Mor: )GEOLOGISTS OIL EXPERTS Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Explorations Reports Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, Lyric National Thrift Week Jan. 17 to Jan. 24 Each day during this drive we will sell one article at greatly reduced prices to cooperate with the National Organization. Tuesday—Own Your Home Day TUESDAY SPECIALS— CHINA WARE at 2385 per cent Discount Many hundreds of Dishes, consisting of discontinued patterns and odd dishes; very pretty patterns, and gold-band dishes, placed on center tables for easy selection. Holmes Hardware Co. Second and Wolcott Sas used | > | ~ Assur: DIDN'T HAVE WELL DAY FOR 28 YEARS San Francisco Woman Has Gained Thirty Pounds by Taking Tanlac “rT had years until I started taking Tanlac,” said Mrs. Virginia Stapp, of 185 Valéen- cia St., San Francisco, Calif. “I was beginning to think,” she con- tinued, “ that I would have to bear my wretched health as long as I lived I had no appetite, and as I could get no strength or nourishment I fell off 25 pounds in weight. I hardly knew what it was to be without a headache. |All my life I have been so constipated jthat every day for years I had to take a laxative. My tongue was always coated and I had a bad taste in my mouth all the time. My condition was so bad that I could get little sleep, but would roll and toss about all night long. “But all that is changed now, for since taking Tanlac 1 am able to eat anything I please without any bad af- ter effects and I have actually gained 30 pounds. I haven't had a headache in so long I have almost forgotten about them. My constipated condition has been relieved and I never have that bad taste or coated tongue any more. I sleep nine to ten hours every night, can do my housework with ease and I huve so much new life and energy that 1 just feel fine al the time.” Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper (Pharmacy, in, Aleova by drug store.—Adv. OSBORNE HAS GOOD CHANCE George Osborne, manager of a ranch owned by Governor Carey, n ten, rancher, better hospital. chance for He is said to recovery. | ing. Knighten | his defense, alread altho still in touch ¥v vice Station. Auto Electrical Company, 111 East First St. Phone 968J. Se Tribune Want Ads bring results. not seen a well day in 25} Alcova Mer: cantile Co., in Salt Creek by Salt Creek RECOVERING who was shot four times January 8 on the busl- streets of Douglas by Dave Knigh- is reported to be in a} condition at the Douglas, Wyo., have a good His leg is badly shattered but other wounds are improv- has arranged for the county th the authorized Willard Ser- 1-17-6t} 7720 ACRES STATE LAND PARGELED OUT IN SALE. BY COMMISSIONER BAKER ‘What was probably the largest land sale and one of the most satisfactory in the opinion of Land Commissioner Baker was held at, Douglas, Wyo., this. week. There weré 7720 acres of land sold, the total acreage bringing in $101. 200. The average pricé paid for an acre was $18.11. The highest price paid for any tract was $76 an acre, paid by Mrs. Mayme L. Clough for eighty acres lying di- rectly north of Douglas. THERMOPOLIS BANKS SHOW 05 PEA CENT INGREAGE THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Jan. 19. The three banks here showed an, itt crease of 35 per cent over the deposits of last year, according to the report at j close of business, January 31, 1919. A | posit while the last of December showed $2,327,237 in the banks of Theriiepolis. —— a) Read The Tribune Want Ads CHEST CLOGGED UP WITH HEAVY. COLD? Don’t give it a chance td “set in”—use Dr. King’a New Discovery Ts dangerous hag oats here 9 ' or urns cage et te ' bet neta ie ott $e Become Normat Bowels jail at Douglas. C. L. Rigdon of Chey- enne and Mecum and Showalter ot] liver liven up, bile flows frscls-< Douglas are to defend him, his plea otnacd ese, disa, r. whem being the “unwritten” law. There is! Dr, King’s New Li ‘in to be no arraignment until Osborne is| . thelr natural, gomfo ; much fetter urgatives, n ¥ COR oo rectiv Sometimes aD ibit- Tota i = should not be tak ‘oO rack Is your car equipped with a Willard 5 stem wiotemniyt Nature's way is Storage Battery? 85 per cent of the @ way of Dr, King's New cars are, and there's a reason. Get in Pile gently but firmly the bowels, eliminatin, tine-clogging waste, si t the monegratl ite er the system with then and the 2c. :ar all | Boon of regular bowels, druggists, BELL-KEM “Absolute Protection” R. T. KEMP CO. (Incorporated) . GENERAL INSURANCE 111 Hast Second Stréet Successors to P COMPANY “Service That Counts” 156 N. Wolcott (COLL SLL LLL Eh J. A. Howlett All Local Oil Stoc Office: Henning Hotel Lob! Ch hhh ddd ddd dL n\ Lester Brokerage House NEW YORK OI (CAAA A BAA PA AAA LLL? 2 Phone 1142 IDA IS A LL dd ap Henning Brokerage Company (Private Wire) J. J. 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