Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1920, Page 4

PAGE FOUR =r Pees Che Casper Dailp Coibune _____ THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920 Saae F To i a = ‘ ? | sonableness of their HED will the last of this week on the northwest ey They also believe th ‘ + ‘6 quarter of the southeast quarter of sec-| E ORN qetetn) extent ald the rep ae Ea . > lated | T 7 d Mar, t: b W. e {tion 2116-27 on the Bush Creek dome. tion ef the local ofl market, “°""" oO ay Ss 2 Ss Yy ire e Officials of both compani: probably will OWN TO GET . ; " 3 | go from Casper this week to see the D start of active work on this well. = Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil |) Pha OnlohNd ctlweliin repertedtte bel VICTIMS BODY SPOT CAS | Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming |down about two-thirds of the distance to j e production on section 26-17-27. The Ohio ® ‘. FOR YOUR ; | Local Gil Stocks Gaicseee 1.49 |also is rigging up preparatory to start Te etal Must Deal on ‘Seven-Day Basis BER’ a 2 AMS aR, Wyo., May 20.— : | | ' Bid Ask Wind River Reining ~ 0b | eS Clia oR careattiee Sebi: |[ (wha LccSenary.h tol daaaserenis! the With Casper in Future, Is DS { | smalgamated) Royalty -<4ad ee eaten Bete etl ties of this structure and owns some of |f massive coal conveyor used here by Ruling Here # Money to Loan on on F jAtlas --—- : SR Ean meget = re |the hest:land in ‘the field. the Union Pacific Railroad compar Jewelry, Guns, Clothing d 2 ? i sec! 2 2 -Ca phd Denver brokerage houses have arouse ui! State tunis |Burke Oil at LS peh pepearsd patti 5 ‘ .{] could be extricated. The death of | ¢4 action and this morning all Denver 7| Midwest Refining — -$136.00 $138.00 |The same preparations are being made z= ce x é ‘ Big Indian -—-—-------—. ¢ r Fleming, who was employed in the [| jouses which transact business with : Sy puck irsek So at ee Bt saaeteen arse Woatee Ons operation of the conveyor, was vir-}|prokers here were officially notified ‘ TERT ; Black Tail or fa a eH eet EARL hier ag haa agp tually instantaneous. He is survived }| that they would dea? on a 7-day basis x Connecticut is leading the ion in| Columbine - +31 Merritt ~---. Ry inepbse Atkins x in by a young widow, formerly Miss ]/or none at all. The action of Denver t the number of members secured in the| Consolidated Royalty - 1.39 3 dtorial to start work oa ection Jae |L_Irene Doht of Rock Springs. |brokers in selling ‘short’ is the cause : we v meHona lek Sr renin eet Cow Gulch 2 eetas Gaatlauatlccts or camer x lof all the trouble, according to Casper Broke y veing conductec Ametics ‘ ‘ yndicate of Caspe (ore eras Catan) y and wherever there are Legion posts| ))™0 ‘o0/has purchased 320 acres in this Bush ee ea ae by ea eeteseneeTiA rokerage and v this week. Connecticut leads with 2, . 3.00 ‘Okmulgee P.& R. "5 | Creek ‘field, which looks promising. ‘The phage Tabtaca Raa i veRiea eTundgtiverael i ES Sa Rie ee A ie aa at Western Petroleum -- it Creek Prod. Assn- 5.00 | Ren idee Caen eae an ds nor hypetcr for six weeks and as long as three . Insurance a posts obtained 2 members on ¥ Y State: " the Bush Creek structure and is the , " e1 q firs ‘ 5 ay 5 jutton Lak Western States O. & L_- 62 months, they claim. If the market went tana sey ciate Pari re Fee 105 | Prod. & Ref., Com_-_----- + 7.50] smallest of all three structures. up, sometimes it was never delivered it| | All Wyoming Stocks Bought ? ailitants oetHan Am eriean iisagior “41| New York Stock Exchange Stocks ia i is charged by Casper brokers. All Cas-| and Sold & to indicate that 40,000 members were|Lance C = se EE eat OS IN| es a eo Ree eee ape po atiok: tia| | Diswict rad Equitable s a a ch ta Sa ad pe 2 32.00 | Road Bulletin | that time to be within seven days. Life Insurance Co. of 2 10 has Startea its cam \acousy ain & Gulf. 91.60) © = If Denver brokers will not agree to New York % paign off with a rush, in Wyoming the|Mike Henry ie ee 6 per cent! ciate Highway Department, Office of such terms, local dealers in stocks wall) Room 23, Townsend Bldg. \ drive is lagging. Returns have thus far| yosher On - poe Distuce weleiiee simply refuse to trade'with the Colo Phone 196-3 Pe been received from only four posts in|outwest = 90.92 | : As a result of the beginning of a/rado men. They believe their stand is the st The total reported in this | pjcaray a 83.00} Salt Creek Road—Passable pipe line to connect with the Bessemer-| fair and that in a short time the rea- a. ° manner shows less than 100 new mem- Riverton Refining - i 81.80 | enteen-Mile and to Horse Cre Domino well on section 10-39-79, Salt = s bers have been obtatned this week. Royalty & ‘Prot’ Cofpls—.22 84.50|ing Ridge Road at Nine-Mile Lake.|Creek field, by the Midwest Refining SISOS SI SSSI SSS ILI SSS 4, “ Casper, altho the Geo: roman a at 0|Passable for teams only beyond Horse| company, it was forecasted in Casper : 4 a post here only recently completed a {Sunset = 86.40| Creek. today that the opening up of the first \ I drive, leads Wyoming with 55 new] @nd Hills ~ §2.40| Yellowstone Highway (Casper West)|capped in wells in the Salt Creel ficl? & % members reported for the first three] andard Roya 91.86|—Fair to Powder River, with sotwe|thru the actual operation of the ofl and \ bat days of the drive. Kemmerer reported _ | Very good stretches; very good to fair]land leasing bill might soon be an ac- &% i seven new members; Evanston, 4; and |to Waltman. tuality. Because of the action of the N bd Cokeville, 8. -----$3,.10| Yellowstone Highway (Casper East)—]| Midwest in starting work on the line, 4 —— eck C ek Good to Orin Junctior; from Orin June-| it is believed here, that a release order : pee aaaay, eg ees Elk Basin --2-. = 310] tion to Douglas, good with excoption{on the Bessemer-Domino well is pend- & 8 ‘lot Butte Lance Creek -. 3.0§| of rough stretch’ five miles this side of| ing. & I n Lander 1.25| Douglas. Road reported good to} It is stated unofficially that the re- % ' fect $2.05 | Manville. lease order pending is to apply only to ) i | = one well. Application for Tease on the : \ ~ Bessemer company well on section 13 is & it | a ng advertised and it is understood \) | IES AT AGE 04 CAT GREEK FFL EXTENDED FOUR Omaha Livestock —_|rane aren iene Satie N ° claims. 4 : Market by Wire . y wi f q Mother: of {'Siate dRepretentative y M.-P. Whecler “eft yesterday tor Will be sold in Casper by a first-class & 1 Passed Aw: H f Lincoln, Nebr., where he will spend a : a asse way at Home o: (Special to The Tribune.) week with his daughter Mrs. F. Craig. dealer z Daughter HOGS—Fr: cnRea,. ak; fer 800 \ \ 1S—Fstimated | reéeip ; ‘ yes u Mrs. Sarah B. Gantz, who had she a ee pte Tone to 25 Bian Bulk of Reduce Weight Happily A) Wichita Trucks are made in an Oil Field Country to \ ; lived until June 23, would have been : sales, $13.50@14.10; top, $14.35. IN, follow direo- & 7 in the Oil Fields. 2 years of ‘age, died at 4 o'clock this| Proven Area Goes West Toward Bush Creek with Suc-|"Crrrrar_retmater scccines, 4,s00.] % Snimg Ot, ada tf” ee ron da /the ORAS \ at morning at the home of her daughter, . . Market, killing grades steady to 25 ender et Sold by busy druggists, including: = ethos p ‘ Vv Longshore of Bucknum cessful Completion by Frantz Concern; Royalty lower. Stockers and feeders, steady.| *“ KIMBALL DRUG STORE The widest distribution of any motor truck manu- ieee ee “fo beeves, $12.40, Beef steers, me- CASPER P PHARMACY factured in America. We have made trucks for ten \ y to old age. aie ti Maen EC rays SALES et and Producers Has Interest dium and heavyweight, choice and And, to, tod, baad & ante andtnomihowite ie renher t Ola uibitenlitke prime, $12@12.75; medium and good, ‘with, ae ‘OlL OF % y - 2p : e 9 5 : $10.25@12.00; common, — $9.50@10.25; £ PisridascAayeat dues cane ane yo: All eyes in Montana are again turned to the Cat Creek oil field Mightweight, good and choice, $11.50@ hy \ n aning to!) vialt) ‘her ‘daughter and "had i Sach the bringing in on scction 14-15-29, of the second well in the Feuer sia coal NE si BOLE. sIORAGE | WICHITA MOTORS COMPANY \ ot been able to rét 4 ct De ers, is ein addition to Mrs. Longshore the| field, by the Frantz Oil Company, with a reported flush production of | ows, $7.00@11.60. Canners and cutt are h \) ; following children survive: Leslie L.| 400 barrels. The Royalty and Producers Corporation owns the en-|$4.50@7.00; calves (light and heavy- & {Wichita Falls, Texas tl Gantz of Casper, Edison Gantz and tire ro’ alt in this well | weight), medium, good and_ choice, & Stel Mapha yes a 2$12. Fe pr steers, $9.1 D x aad PMM ta eakte vallwoan roe Chae eee Bringing in of the well proves up the Cat Creek field more than Ayr ainanaer Seeseasiisoslon Bean ene eee oe times Usedron WIIIITIOTOIIITe OOOO a h vite en There are also six grand-| tour miles to the west of the discovery of section 8-14-31 This is close to the|Stocker calves, $6.50@10.50. tas stood the tent of time, Used on bs “Phe body was brought to the Bow-NWell of the Frantz people on section 21-| axis which runs thru the field. SHE timated receipts, 3,000.|] equipped cars today. sss. a. man chapel this morning and will be| 15-30. There are there, structures near the|Market, big quarter lower. Best rae Generator, | Fass stor staxts® and u taken to Westerville where the funeral] Shortly after the report was received | | a, lambs, $15.75. Lambs (84 Ibs. down), |] lighting equip a will be held. : neralyhere that the Frantz corporation had| Cat Creek field on the major axis. Drill: oqium to prime, $15.00@16.00. Lambs mh TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. ¢ SSS completed its second well, the Frantz|ing has been started on all three of they cutis and common, $11.00@14.50. Spring | AUTO ELECTRICAL yar 3 officinis placed orders in Casper for more Structures, which include Cat Creek, Box] jambs, $16,00@17.00. Yearling wethers 136 E. Midwest Ave. Phone STOCKS AND BONDS 20 c 2 ing 8. \Elder Creek and Bush Creck. $12.25@14.00. Ewes, medium, good and (Old 111 E. First St.) than 20 complete drilling outfits. + ( - ; i valty 2}! The Victor-Wyoming and Chappell! choice, $8.50@10.00; culls and common, | (el Full information regarding Wyoming Oils, New is Besides the full royalty owned in the 3 4 @13: rt % ‘4 p Frantz well, the Royalty and Producers | Joint_well_probably will be spudded in’ $4.75@8.50__ Feeder lambs, $11.00@1 York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues furnished h corporation also is drilling on section |—— O upon request. Place your buying and selling orders a 23-15-29, immediately adjoining the No. 2 few sire Sena with us. Complete facilities of our office enables us to 4 LEGISLATIVE: PETITIONS Nos aoa) ht opel ere handle orders on up-to-the-minute quotations. We are roducers also owns ; ay — ; 15-29, which seems as favorable for drill- the only Brokerage Company in.Wyoming with New v ing as section 23, following the bringing York Stock Exchange Connections. “ (Special to The Tribune ) in of the latest producer. 4 Private Wires to Casper, Lusk, Chian, Rawlins, Denver i JACKSON, Wyo., May 20.—Lincoln| ‘phe Chappell Oil company is drilling t county, r arding the division of which an offset well to the Frantz No. 1 on ° ¢ there has been much ‘agitation during | section 27-15-30 and is rigging up ‘on te the last two years, may be presented to | section 30-15-30. The Burke company is ti the legislature of 1921 as the nucleus|yown several hundred féet on section L] a of four counties, involving three divi-|99.15-30, which is reported to be directly sions instead of the two heretofore dis-|on thé axis and located between the No. oe cussed. A movement has been latinched|1 and No. 2 wells. ¢ . m here for “the organization ‘of Sackwon!" Beate’ thene companies which are To Acqutre Inside donee: in the ul ' mpagd fs v WwW ii corporations, the <: Sn“county,iearing "Linen count] anen, a, Wreming Corporation, the Proven Fields of Montana Site anise toh «Tne, |are either drilling, spudding in or pre- W: , ft ton county plan is w erect m new county |Derine tO spud In within the Cat Creek and Wyoming from the northern and central portions |e re. a a atch Pat Now’s the time to do things before the steadily- w ,of Lincoln county, with the county seat |wiivan, G. R. Hageris and Robert G. growing boom absorbs all opportunities. Now’s the it atoamon gcommercial center of the rich !ina yior are interested, holds land on sec: time to get in right and secure your holdings. Now’s other plan is to take & portion of Lin,|tion 23-15-29 north of the, Royalty and the time to get«in touch with us. We handle none ir coin county and a portion of Fremont | Producers holdings in the same section. other than 4 unty and either create a new county |THS Places the Frantz syndicate land | ‘SECURITIES THAT STAND TEST OF a nated Sah pornone ane Swestwates week than even that of the Royalty and | INVESTIGATION y 9 Sab’ | Producers. The Frantz syndicate also | e wae {0 Fesidents of he region than either Produetrs, "The Franks wpnaicate, algo || The Prudential Securities Company m or _Kemmerer, county eat of Lincoin{% and adjolning the Burke, holdings on Stocks, Bonds, Oil Lands, Leases on eee which a well is being put down. This 4th Floor, O. S. Bldg. C. Wyo. Ae mss bn location is next to the section on which ? asper, Wyo. bis the discovery well came in and being : o RANGER TEXAS next to the Burke lands, is ideally locat- u ed between the No. 1 and No, 2 wells mn U , of the field. e 7 The remaining holdings of the Frantz hes brokerage U0 tl e 5 (By Associated Press.) WA ¢ 9 9 é RANG Texas, May 20.—The Bank ; | e fi of Ranger, capital $25,000, failed to open an is for business toda Declining deposits A ‘S u ( bs Cc an a given as the cause. e ‘ | i ce ee | | E. E. CARNES and B. LESPERANCE, Props. N AMERICANS IN | . bl; ; ; ‘dder Ph Ov. Theater, . - a Oo. # RI S - | will sell at Public Auction Sale to the Highest Bidder for cash: one 1147-1345 er Iris Theater, Casper, Wy: 2 | | WE BUY AND SELL WYOMING OIL STOCKS ; SOVIET RUSSIA |] Contentment I KH PAL ae 4 A ON \ MUST BE FREED Eleven span Work Horses, all well broke, ranging in age, 4 years to i Leased: wire with Miller & Work, Denver, Colorado rm A . of uncertainty of to- = = “ 4 —_— a Heri With the uncertainty im 10 years, in good shape, ranging in weight from 1;200 to 1,600 pounds. n ‘ow's isfortune have ? z 2 WelH Ord b (By Associated Press) morr m d d d d Il ‘e Have lers to Sell We Have Orders to Buy h WASHINGTON, May 20—Hungar- | you contentment? Is your fj! Every team guaranteed sound and goo pullers. 5000 American at 1%¢ 3000 Bessemer at 28, = fan communists helé by Austrian au- 5 : 1000 Columbine at 34c 14 ‘ thorities. must not be. transferrea to|§ family, your baer! your 6000 Hutton Lake at 20, Sit Mie seern iat 28 is Russia without reciprocal release of all income protecte rom want, §/ 5000 Out W 7 Ardarloant Sens neaNicnee ietaRae protects Sale to take place 2 p. m. sharp at rear of 5000 Out West at 3 1-4 10000 ‘Vietor-Wyo. at market aia: tha’ depatmentiere loss or other misfortune? 000 Riverton at 190 3000 Domino at 13¢ ¥ a Amabricen onitbelaae e 2000 Capitol Petroleum at 9c 1000 Roy & Prod. at 22c % A : 88 ms | 1000 Mike Henry at 15 1.2 2000 Columbine at 32¢ b today. Today the sun shines glor. | coubkGlaktivnnn ce t iously. | p t The C. E. HOOD AGENCY T > ' —— o Room 23—Townsend Bldg. omorrow T f Sal Cash Bankabl ; t Phone 196-3 erms OF Sale are Tasn or able paper: Sa A SR SR ESS EET =— BE SAFE—INSURE! 1 eneral Insurance naOLUT ROTEOLION | yates) . ‘ A 4 ster ro ouse t o Ds | S, . . Strongest Companies ABSOLUTE P Remember, if it’s a team of horses you want, come early, bid livel er ; ? ’ 1 Live-Wire Service ’ 1 =—=_= t Specializing in Complete and take them away. Specializing in u LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH acd le NEW YO K- | t Protection g otf . 3? . : re Service That Counts B. L. Scherck, Auctioneer. DAN RHODES, Owner. L THE EQUITABLE LIFE 111 E. 2nd Phone 370 : of the U. S. New Number, 114 S. Wolcott Phone 1142