Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1920, Page 4

CC CSEUE SS RR EL TT HiVEPESEP Em fare’ PNILT fhteueye /On: REFINERY OPEN | : Today’s Markets by Wire : itl 4G A [ | AT (IN | Fursished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming Local O71 Stocks | Wind River Refining ARIY TUESHAY Bid Ask ‘Williams, BE. T.__... 2 a i? Amaglamated R $0.3 Western Exploration 3.25 8.35 — ae |Atlas Wyo-Kans meer . A 2) Wy-0-Tex peed a8 Great Work in Casper Recognized New X Stocks by Midwest; High Tibute Onan Close d I 2. Refining _ $150.00 $152.00 Paid Army by Vice Common ~ 1.50 2.00 Presid t Preferred _ 1.50 2.62 resident .90| Merritt ____ 17.00 17.50 a .15{ Glenrock On 3.00 8.25 ee ;. {Columbine — i osden 7.87 812 Realizing that the Salvation Army fs] Q0 Um one doing a great work In Casper, officials {Consolidated pee a ae at] © Midwest Refining Comps nt“ aye 2 : oa Goer open the local wocemeNTaTTee {Salt Creek Prod. Assn. 40.60 42.00 here to their solicitors tomorrow af Pad aa sarap & Li He ae and the well-known liberality of the . 2 a mM.----- 7.87 8. company’s employes is expected to net }* New York Stock Exchange Stocks the Salvationists a tidy sum with which Land 62 87 to carry on their charitable oper | Mexican Petroleum $172.00 $169.1 So known, this is the f Texas Oil 46.00 46.25 that such permission has been ert Sinclair Oi _ 34.62 36.25 by the réfinery heads under, such cir s wr ih U. S. Steel 96.60 97.75 cumstances, no drive or campaign of ance not SEEMS all money. ----7 pe~ cent any kind being ur way her nd hes! Gn Liberty Bonas such it constitutes reco; nition that . *Outwest 93.2 is appreciated by Salvation mY, Feta ui workers V4 The Salvation Army has rarely been Ist 4% paid a more glowing tribute than that} ¢ “90/9na 4%'s ypiced by Vice President Marshall i 1.00 3rd 4%" an address recently made in the West 2 4th 44's I am myself, as most u know. 4 i dee OSs an old-fashioned, blue-stocking Presby : Mods MS ae ee terian, but Iam a better Pre | WYOMING CRUD E OIL MARKET rian than a Christian, and there 1 | Rock C eek Grass Creek ~.... lot of others in the sme boat uid | Salt Creek — Greybull —~_... Mr. Marshail, “I glory in the tradi-; Big Muday — Elk Basin. .. tions of my church. I have faith that | Pilot Butte — > Lance Creek it is a power for good in thé world. 1/|Torchlight -- 3.11 Lander . am not lessening the love and respect | Mule Creek T bear for my own when T say to you! that it my deli judgment that there is not a in the world to: day that is comy le to what the Sal vation Army is doing for humankind I nevér have doubted it since I first ) proximately $1,200 from its property in idorado, Kansas. ARKET GOSSIP Special Meeting of Kinney Oil. tre ury for 3,000,000 shares of common met and listened to yan, ne Booth. | The Kinney Oil company fs to consider Of all the worlds greates ators she | the proposal of exchanging 300,000 is the greatest. | Shares of preferred stock now in_the a of being a Salvation las-| sie 1 been an actress, no woman stock now held by Joe C. Kinney, would have graced tl e as she], | Charles E. Orchard and L, A. Miller, would, have instead of being a Sal-| Wyo-IIl Company Lets Contract for! orsanizers of the company, at @ special vation lass ad been 2 1 | Six Wells in Lost Sol- dier Field meeting called for May 8 in Cheyenne. Two directors also are to be chosen at the meeting. it would not have been worth while fo: anyone to run on the other ticket rom that time I ha watched, and} wherever I could, by of mouth! Tools and equipment being} Gates Acquires Altitude Holdings. or by cor vution, IT have helped this) hauled to the Wyo-IIl comy hold-| chase of the entire holdings of the Salvation Army, for what the world} adjoining those of. the Bair com-| Altitude Oil company in Denver, Boul- really needs—and you know it and T/pany in the Lost Soldier field following | der, Loveland and Fort Collins, from the know it—is not s ody who Js un-)a contract negotiated by the company | American Investment company by the derneath youypus! you up, or some-| jast week for the drilling of six wells|Gates Oll company was announced Sat- one who is above you pulling you up.| tnis din what|urday. D. A. Barton, former Wyoming but someone who is just be you, territory. ma of the sales department of the| walking with you and keer YOu! Wy ae Te company, has been secured to op-| and that is what the Salvation, Army| Union Gets Oil Showing. erate the property. Plans are for the| does for mankind | The Union Oj! company of California, marketing of Altitude Tubrigants, while | Toceehvation Army .Mrs. Jobn/ which is drilling Sunset holdings in the|easoline, it 44 said, will be auppiied By| D. Rockefeller, Jr. (and, mind yo ‘Lance Creek field, struck oil at 2. feet in its well on section 36/35-66, the Producers and Refiners corporation. | Plans are said to be in line for an ex-| 00 is a good woman) and the low vice ads ; “ position of bookkeeper with the West- estate, dalene sitting by the we fe life,| cording to a Lusk report) and while it| tensive development of this branch Of] Sin Union Telegraph Company. She eee “ss re treated t e same Sal. + a y ty we why .- = ulled to develop comm al production | the Gates Oil company. was formerly employed in the same of-; —SEE— Baca oaks all, and if you ex.|#t this depth there are good indications | fices, but has been spending the witi- pect to have ay standing in His sight | Coo. rods produce r when the lower et] ter in Denver. R N V S. t you must get nearer t - and closer | “70S * 4 | Re d Bulletin |i NOTICE ° ° an an caesar rs Mave more confidence 18) aye united Petey company in a a 2 itonor. any Puteretete, aos peste |l| Henning Hotel Casper, Wyo aa SERA epee letter to stockholders’ issued by Pres: . 5 I ¥ ‘5 ¥, ee oe eae salvedion Army cent Frank M. Woods tells of a big pro-| State Highway Department—Office of |Phone 74J. P. O. Box 908 +5-tf ji, do\ not, want yousto: think that | Seng ca coer Sih aHO ERC FREE Na ia a iy = By ami disioyal.,to iy Jown jchlrch: (Def saa ) Wyoming and Kansas, Salt Creek Road—Impassable to seven- gause/I belong ta cher Yep: cannot quit: | trees: » company n| teen mile, then practically impassable to| # I do not mean that this should lessen | ° Nadearaling to ancintt |BaltiCreate rAd Br VoRn Vert ee reapnctmseal dhe leteg,. Tie Corapany oniy{ax¥ellowstan Highway (Casper West)— 100 nominations, but I do mean that this or- ently acquired 160 acres in the new|Cars going thru to Powder River, A (6) (0) ST ee eee Pe eggs: Bacon ne facta g. | tebe tata gerouk mud holes: world today. = bade cee Be | Seeoeee " A nk 7 : |"he compe as application for| Yellowstone Highway (Casper East)—| ee 5 “The problem is not one of labor or company also has app! Sie T; fi P Rh capital, or of poverty or riches, or of| Permit to drill SH weres in the with Passable to Dovgtas, King of all Treatments for Blood Poison, Rheu- eimadnca Grate ante yen n area of the Salt Creek fiek Fomor Ob aretRs Batlavelanaterna company has holdings in Wood- matism and Eczema ly t | a nwood counti Kansas. | are mutually helpful to each other and|#on an " ounties, Be ; that men have mutual interest in each| Hatt apgeres orp ar ee ? c 18 Years—7000 Patients. Write for Booklet | ” 4 problem, and towara| Wyo The company claims an in-| | 2 ion of it all Seupious | come of $1,000 monthly from its Brown- THE MICROZONE MEDICINE co., Box 94, Hot Springs, Ark. tions of America will contrib-| Wood county lease in ‘Texas, and ap- But 1 know of no. organization 2 that will stand b: of men and hu-| QUICK RELIEF FRO | mankind better n the Salvation i a5 Army. For its success I pray God's IN DOUBT Dies: Hale Cig. 1 out things tha it 1 I You ana iiit Gilidicoe: ciao | CONSTIPATION gates an at’ OIL CITY PLUMBING CO ‘ e is a men out here in Seott LU Cc ters? Plumbing tractots dale whom I think more of ee Ps Rear 199 Gaatee Stroat Con' (ieeret an ir eric You know nt 5 , '$ By “alga ges betas | Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablet: Vv Estimates furnished on application vill tell you. | dope Se Rar By rgd That is the joyful cry of thousands E Bhi not vice.| Sifce Dr. Edwards produced R* <1 Hh ‘m.| Tablets, the substitute for calom Goa Dr. Edwards, a practicing ph: F *°°"| for 17 years and calomel’s old-ti | shout that fel.) eRemy, discovered the formula for Olive U | yOUlke abou) Tablets while treating patients for L { Sgt hat | Chronic constipation and torpid livers. L | aes Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not | hearts} contain calomel, but a healing, soothing Y hearts f wil our people.’ | . = ~—_ | N —consult us, service GIVES WIFE ADLER-L-KA | “5 y oO free, no obligation ORDINARY COFFEE “My wife was pronounced incurable} act normally. They*never force them Ww incurred. nN by physicians unl eperated (compli-| to unnatural action. a WHE Chica ‘bowel! LOUbIeC Jan giving If you have a “dark brown mouth’ ine i 1 aie tiarand’s ing. I shall| bad breath—a dull, tired feeling—sicl: R T KEMP Co. | continué until st (Signed) J. | eacechie: Scr Piet pneibes ° ° r j = Inderwood, Mi | vou'll find quick, sure and pleasant re; Insurance, That's All . * adlerika emplics BOTH upper ana| sul from one or to. of Dr. Edwards) | a a COSTS BUT or Bdweta Taal , | Olive Tablets at bedtime. 111 E. 2nd Ph 0 “ lower bowels, flushing limen Sea . 2n one 37 tary canal. Removes ALL foul mater | ° Thousands take them every night ust DONE SEVENTH nd hots tepcases cra merges keep right. Try them. Ca which poisons Often CURES! to OF c constipation. Prevents appendicitis. | ee a EY A CENT have sold Adler-ka many y | | MORE mixture of buckthorn, casi | z i ine and nine other simple dru K. R. Jorgensen . G. Kulien z Pharmucy.—Ad ! Larsen & Jorgensen, Inc. Contractors and Builders Planning Mill in Connection First and Ash St. Phone 219 TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C. SMITH |) Casper Typewriter < Exchange 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 86 | CT II ESI IS TSI OSI SOOO TA J. J.GIBLIE |8 Lester Brokerage, House Brokerage and TIL IZ LLL LLL Insurance Specialiting ia All Wyoming Stocks Bought and Sold District Manager Equitable d Life Insurance Co. of New York Room 23, Townsend Bldg. . Phone 196-J 156 N. Wolcott Phone }142 ILI ID LI LSS MGS MMS IMS 2|Shumaker, Otto Gramm, H. N. Roach, t . , 4 : , . \ a GIVEN TEN COMPANIES IN THI STATE Aggregate Capital of New Incor- porations Covering Only Few Days Aggregates Ov. $5,000,000 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aptil 26,—Ten corporations chartered by the state of| Wyoming during the last few days |have a capitalization of $5,950,000, the largest of the companies having $3,- | 000,000 of capital stock and the smail- est no capital stock. The new compa, j nies follow: Rush Creek Oil company of Moor- croft, capital stock $3,000,000, shares of par value of $1,000, directors Lee Mc Gee, S. A. Guthrie, and James 8. Schultze. Alaska Oil company of Casper, rip ital ‘stock $2,000,000 shares of par value jof $25, directors Frank G. Curtis, M. |E. Young and J. J. Finnegan. | Voleanic Ash Cleaning company of | Laramie, capital stock $1,000,000, par | value of shares $1.00, directors F. C. |J. G. Cleary, 8. C. Downey, M. A- Cleary; and aa D. Roach. Big Horn Oi] company of Utah, cap- [ital stock 10,000,000 shares of par val- jue (nominal) of 10 cents per shire, Wyoming office at Lovell. Wyoming-Missouri Development com- pany of Lander, capital stock $500,000, shares of par Value of $1.00, directors | Blaine B. Wallace, Max Koehler, Ben- jamin Griffith, Oreen Allen and Albert lv. Tengwald. Custer Highway Oil company of Sheriaun, capital stock $250,000, shares of par value of 25 cents, directors J. E. Duling, J. C. Manlove, George W. Perry, M. A. Newell, Lee Bullington, Loren G Mills and Walt Davis. Mountain Exploration company of Casper, capital stock $100,000, shares of pat value of $1.09, directors Arthur K. Lee, Ira G. Wetherill and M. C. Dut- ton. Diamond Engineering & Construction company of »Nebraska, capital stock $25,000, par value of shares, $100. R. Frank Construction company and A. P. Nelson Realty company both of Casper, capital stock of each $25,000, of each W. R. Frank, A. P. Nesbitt, William Barnard, C; H. Anderson and G. Anderson. Powell Chamber of Commerce, ‘no capital stock, directors 0, B. Bever, R. B. Rhea, Scott Lyall, W. A. Longley, Donald Jefferies and W. L. Krell. payin) 2 Soon Ss | Miss Havel Hughes has accepted the, bar value of stock of each $50, directors |, ING CRUDE | AT HIGH POINT Low Market Fails to Show Reflec- tion in Tone of Prices Being Paid Now ee With a “sickly” oil market prevalent in Wyoming and thruout the country, it is interesting to note that crude oil in Wyoming is selling for the highest figure in history. Some conception of year. nually. annum. each yeur, * duction of 20,000 barrels make $14,600,- 000 from the oil. Spears offices, has returned from Lusk, | Wyo., where he spent the past week on’ business for the orm, A 500-barrel well yields $365,000 an- RuBBeER STAMPS - vats 2 ‘SACHS TAWIOR@: Companies which have a total produc- ASCARIMET © 2 Denver. Calorage GEOLOGISTS OIL EXPERTS 'yoming & Blue Print Co. P. 0. per Rm. 10, Lyric Teh Rania TA Rata ited Bo a A 1,000-barrel well yields $730,000 per A 10,000-barrel well yields $7,300,000 tion of 15,000 barrels per year make $10,950,000 during the 12 months. Companies having a total annual pro- J. J. Chapman of the Mestas and what recent increases of crude oil per barrel have meant to oil companies in the state can be obtained by glancing over figures compiled when crude oi} sold at $2 per barrel. When it is realized that Wyoming crude ranges from $2.75 per barrel for Rock Creek, Salt Creek, Big Muddy and Pilot Butte crudes; $2.05 for Mule Creek crude; $3.05 for Lance Creek, to $3.10 for oils obtained from the Grass Creek, Greybull, Bik Basin and Torchlight fields, these figures look conservative. At a price of $2 per barrel: A 25-barrel well yields $18,260 per year. A year. A 100-bafrel well yields $73,000 per year. BARGAINS IN USED CARS 2 Two-ton Diamond T trucks, 1G , four-passenger hidicn, irs wheels, cord tires. In excellent shape. 1Y-ton Republic Truck.” Wal be in excellent shape. Overhauling now. ' 2 Three and one-half ton Diamond T tnucks. 1 FWD. 1 Five-passenger Chalmers. 1 Five-passenger Hupmobile in good running order. 1 Chummy Chandler, good as new. 1 Overland five-passenger. All the above in good running shape and tires in A number 1 shape. Will sell on time or trade for 50-barrel well yields $36,000 per CASPER STORAGE GROCERY Phone 97 Popular Prices. Quick PI PPOOPCCCLOCOCCC OC CODD BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN 20c at the CHILI KING LUNCH Grand Central Block. All kinds of Sandwiches at : : Service, Highest Quality WITLI ILIOIIIIIIIDS SE mpemntinn anime ete a, Do Not Get Careless ' With Your Blood Supply Impurities Invite Disease. {the great ‘vegetable blood medi- "Yon dibald! pay’ paxtietlan heed cine, Will revitalize your blood and to any indication ft yoar blood ive you new stren, and a - thy, vigorous vitality. 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