Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1920, Page 4

Ree re STSCE AAIL LINE INTO CAT GREEK Io NOW PROJECTED Great Northern to Build Branch) Line If Completions Guarantee Future, Montana Reports Declare. ving the visit of L. W, Hill of at Northern Railway Company Creek oil field in the central of Montana, announcement was ade that a branch line is to be built this year by this company to the field future completions warrant the out- y of money needed to build the road. The Great Northern owns the rail- road line jointty with the Chicago, Mil- waukee and Paul Iread Company to Winnett, the ne rail point to the Cat Creek field. The Northern Pacific, which is said to own the Great North ern Comp: is itself the owner of thousands of acres of land embraced in this field. Recent completion of a water well close to the well of the Frantz Cor- poration, 4 ported from the field, is suid not to be discouraging to the com- panies interested in this part of the district, pcaus¢ many geologists agree that the oil found in the Frantz well has its origin in the third sand, which has not been reached yet in any part of the field. ntz well is said to have made arrels daily recently ,but is shut n ncw because of inability to ob- n tanks for the storage of oil. The Ohio well, drilling on Brush Creek ,about ten miles west of the Cat Creek structure, got a water well after drilling into the seventh sand. The hole probably will be abandoned, it is said here and there is little likelihood t_the Ohio will drill any more wells in the Brush Creek structure. The water well reported near the No. 2 well of the Frantz is to be drilled to the deep sand, as will another several miles to the east and near the discov ery well, it is rey reported. Se Court Reporter to Enter Contest for Speed in Shorthand Leslie C, Finley, official court repor- ter for the district court, left last night for Chicago to commence a six weeks’ training course in shorthand for the annual contest of the National Short- hand Reporters’ Association, which will be held in Denver in August. Mr. Finley has a most remarkable ed rord in both shorthand and ing and is the only reporter iaking position here who passed the re- the quirement of 125 words a minute: at the first test, the committee of the bar association stated, when he was ex- amined. —_——— ——<—_——_—————__ "en | Road Bulletin — | o——_. State Highway Department. Office of District Engineer. Salt Creek Road—Generally fair, some rough stretches. Yellowstone Highway, west—Good to Sodium, except where new grading; then fa to Fremont county line and ‘s far as Moneta, where there is a bad ‘ough stretch for three or four miles; t good to Bonneville; then fair té Thermopolis. Shoshoni-Lander fair to good. Yellowstone Highway, east—Generally good to Douglas, Lusk, Mannville and Cheyenne, except where grading at Douglas and McKinley Spur, will make going slow until completed. “itizen’s bank at the | Citizen’: 3 Ne tional Bank. , Too Death only a matter of short time, Don't wait until. pains and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking GOLD MEDAL CAPSULES Lf The world’s standard remedy for kidney, Aad bladder and uric acid troubles—the ional Remedy of Holland since 1696. Pelee peory Three sizes, all druggists. Look for the naine Gold Medal on every bex and accept no imitation AN ASSET to AUTO OWNERS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Have it written now Tis GR Bel 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. PAGE FOUR : : Farnished Daily by Jeck C ek*—-----_-_. Mule Creek ~-.-.----~-------_--. Exchange Building. Casper, Wyoming ----$2.75Grass Creek ----..-.__.. (Sot Butts #erchlight ---—----—----.--—-—.. Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil 2.76Greybull ~~. 2.75Elk Basin 2.75 Lance Creek ~~~... 14 Lander -.-. The casing is parted Touring Car (Five Passengers) Sedan (Five Passengers) |. Today’s Markets by Wire : --——---$3.10 —-- 3.10 seen nn—----------- 3.10 wnonmnn——-— 3.08, 1.265 ot pon nnnnnnn- === === + $2.05 ° ° ° ° ° ° oe -°¢ o |, The Poison Spider-Bolton Syndicate reported to have a fault in its No. 2 well, at 1,800 feet, is only 1,400 feet down in the Bolton Creek field, according to a statement made today by George Jarvis of the company. depth and is being pulled out, he stated. The No. 3 well of this company is down 700 feet, while the No. 4 well of the Poison at this $1485 $2395 five or six days, , The Chappell Of] Company is expect: ling to spud in its first well in the Bol- ton Creek fleld this week. New Incorporations, Oil companies issued charters by the State of Wyoming during the past few capital stock $1,000,000, par value of stock $1 per share. Directors, J. A. | Eaton, C. A. Bonine, H, H. Nelson, M. W. Wickersham, J. A. Petit < Carroll Royalty Company of New- castle, capital stock $1,000,000, par value of stock, $1 pr share Directors, Wil- liam Kirig, D. D. Barber, J, O. Walker, Charles Britton, Osear and Dick O’Ban- non, A. G. Eastburn, C. M. Carroll and H. A, Copsey. Tower Oil Company of Sheridan, cap- ital stock $150,000, par value of shares, $l each. Directors, C. W. Morgareidge, . A. Randall, H. S, Lothian, W. BE. Daigh, Guy O. Daggy, Albert R. Nelson, G M. Shickley, N. A, Pearson, William B. Jordan, Arch R. May, John John- Q — Creamy home-made candy at Wigwam. the Boe Citizen’s bank at the Citizen’s Na- tional Bank, “Fandsome is as Handsome Does’”’ An old adage as true today as iz all the yesterdays. No car offers cleaner lines, more truly dignified gracefulness or comer lustre of finish than does the Cleveland Six. surface, were it not for what is beneath them. The exclusive Cleveland motor, most highly developed of the powerful cver-head type, gives a character of performance i in flexibility of power and speed, and in dependability and endurance, that surpasses other light cars. The sturdiness of its chassis construction, Take a Real Ride in the Cleveland, and You will know What a Good Car It Is. the ease of its control, the soft cushioning of its low underslung spring construction, the certainty of its brakes,—all these qualities add to the comfort and safety of its perform- ance on any kind of roadway, on the reer hills and in crowded Roadster (Three Passen: (Prices F. O. B. Cleveland) DE RENZY & JONES, Manager Casper Branch ‘EAST SIDE GARAGE Corner-Third and Pine Streets Phone 1006 CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLEVELAND; ‘Spider-Bolton, has been n apudded fi in. The ‘No. 5 well will spud in within the next} ‘| GROCERY But these qualities would be 41s S SHORTAGE. AGUTE ON COAST the lack of supply in the Honolulu sta- tion, and of how a vessel had left port burning @ low grade lubricant until a supply station with better fuel could be reached. He also explained that some idea of the huge drain could be gotten by the fact that many vessels PIONEER AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. Prompt Service We Deliver but a $1485 $2395 OHIO twent out with over 25,000-barrel stor-| jage. The Orient would take the entire Cali- eee output or gasoline at higher han 50 cents a gallon were it avail- Soles Mr. Herrick declared. Flagrant seizure of vast quantities of ofl by the navy department. is also assisting se- riously in making the present supply scarce, said Mr. Herrick, and such au- thority as that evidenced by Secretary this country will bearing toward the the Mexican fields and to be resumed, | 0 GUN | Brokerage and pave: considerable redevelopment of allow shipments pees ate ES aes 1.14 [days follow: imi of the Navy Daniels in commandeer- Bid. Ask. Wind River Refining 02-04) Folly Oil and Development Company Sales Already Limited and Supply ing vast quantities of petroleum trom I Amalgamated Royalty $.27 $ 20/0 Meee EG Pes P83 |of Towa, capital stock $75,000, par value of Fuel Oil Is Also Running the, Shell "aiid wassociated)s cuaipan tan ae nsurance Atlas . 05 .o7| Western exploration ----- 1.80 2.091 of shares, $10, Directors, John I. Hol-| Low ; prices 45 to 0 cents less than the com-| | 4 ¥y 447 alse “og ledrands, John J. Halloran and W. B. to panies were required to pay on the yoming Stocks Bought ae =< ; sd Wy-O-Tex ““|Starkey; Wyoming headquarters, Cas- market, has failed eo peaks any, and Sold jessemer = me : ” S. per, and agent in charge thereof, G, R. The threatened shortage of gasoline} friends for Daniels an scounts the) | Nistri Boston Wyoming 85.90 ROME Sate, Etoeke- Close. | Hagens. in the United States, warning of which|report that the oil business is “all Sere Manager’ Equitable Burke Of - 25 27) Midwest Refining - $142.00 $144.00} Union Exploration Company of Chey-\has been sounded on several occasions] profit.” — ~ Noes Co. of Big Indian .—-. ---—- 43 .47| Midwest Common ~ 1.25 2,00 /€nne, capital stock $50,000, par value of}recently by petroleum experts, is: felt) Mr. Herrick believes, however, that ew York Buck Creek .57| Midwest Preferred 1.00 3.00| Shares $1.00. Directors, Clark H. Hen-|quite acutely in California already, 2c-lthe downfall of the Carranza regime Room 23, Townsend Bldg Black Tail — .07| Merritt 15.50 15,00 |derson, “‘L. P. Newcom and Louis E.|cording to John P. Herrick of the New|] will serve to relieve the shortage here Ph 196-J fe eolumbine 32| Glenrock 7 2.50 | Horton, York Oil Producers association, who is|materially and to relieve matters, eee” | Consolidated Royalty — .26/Cosden - Weowana Oil Company of Cheyenne, | stopping off in this city for a few days! President Obregon’s friendship toward Cow Gulch - .20|Okmulgee FP. & R-. oy capital, stock $1,000,000, par value of|enroute to his home in Olean, N. ¥..|= = = Denkioe. WHiGIk Basin... {shares $1 each. Directors, F. O. Funk,|after completing a survey .of the oll] giexgeeeeeee SEE HHE HEHEHE EEE. Elkhorn ‘12! Wst. States Oi & 50| Francis P. Hynes, John Esponda, W. J.| situation on the coast. Mr, Herrick's ste arent Care 2/10 |Salt Creek Prod. Assn. recat ‘an WH Fever report ‘wil also, OE . - et » »finers, sulldog Wel rilling ‘ompany of Mr. Herrick state Ciceei wera Petroleum eh rod. & Refiners, Com-—— Apostal, Wyo., capital stock $5,0000, par|with the Tribune that the oil shortage > JOS. I. SCHWARTZ F wapites = ‘05, NewYork Stock Exchange Stocks, | value of shares $1 each. Directors, .| in California had reached a point wnese . ; k Kinney = 37! Open. Close.|H. Sackett, Paul Moody, J... MacMena-| gasoline is being rationed now to p! ba: ART JEWELER Lance Greek Royalty 24|Mexican Petroleum ~ |min, Walter L. Reid and G. N. Belly ure cars to considerable extent =a Lusk Koyalty ~- -4| Texas Oil — Denver-Salt Creek Oil Company of, that despite its present poe a i Lusk Petroleum 06) Sinclair Oil /- capital stock $250,000, par| better than 288,000 barrels EEO ee : 3 Mountain & Gulf 8 - S. Steel ~ Ne RE Earle EN Dallas a ale pen Seaver Phooe or grtita Set Noted for Originality, Square Dealing and Fine ¢ Mike Henry —.- a5 at {Call Money saton,- A. W. Warren, C. v.| sre f : is . Garrity and Thomas Hun.| fields. The Midwest is now shipping uality Good. : ' Gatrwet, 4 oe tant 23 > ae several trainloads of gasoline to the Q ity is ok b | 4 Piardy; ‘07 oglist. 4s ;|. Wyoming High Test Ol! Company of|coast every week. t Bivertoa Repalie ‘06 109 /2na 4s ~ 9 |Seuth Dakota, capital stock $100,000,| ‘The enormous increase in the num- JAHRE HEEB HEEB HEE EREEE lgrayaity @. Pred. Garp igoy a aa lintel par value of stock $1 per share; Wyom-|ber of motor cars, added to the huge SHEL Bunset __... 3° 115|2na 41:43 ing headquarters at Newcastle and|supply of fuel oil required by oil burn- fend Hills = 2.00 2.25|3rd 41-48 — Beene in cueree, RaRSOty Lavere E. Carr. oe sore is Sabine Dyes LOOSOHOOO SOOO OOOO OOOO OOO OOES OOOO O90 000 0000000000004, Yandard Roy: -- 1.00 | 4th 41-48 Dornacher, Wiliam, Net ean isl gertiimtdrainsan (i hareueRt production. seen But Feaity = Say cnet oas [visors han born serious drain om the. coast production _ ASBESTOS CHIMNEYS WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARERT Washoming Oil Company of Rawlins,|*limped” in from the Orient owing to Get a Fine Write-Up in the Interna- tional Trade Organ Called “ASBESTOS” The May issue of “Asbestos,” speaking of asbestos chimneys, said: “An interesting and ingenious use of Asbestos is illustrated in the accompanying cut. Wyoming Abestos is mixed with a suitable filler and moulded in high pressure forms, 6 inches high, having: tongued and grooved joints, with round, smooth smoke chamber in the center and ventilating chambers in all four corners, as will be noted in the illustration. Set one on top of the other as the building is erected, and after being capped with a suitable top piece, a very durable, well appearing chimney results. bricklayer is’ required. No high-priced labor of stone mason or “Patents have been applied for'by the originators, Fred Patee, President of the Wyoming Asbestos Producing Co., of Wyoming. e Casper, “Mr. Pattee expects to sell machines for the making of these blocks, to’ distributors in large cities, and then supply the distributors with the ingredients, so that the blocks may be turnd out locally, and thus save a large freight cost, at the same time providing quick de- livery.” “Anyone interested may obtain further data by addressing Mr. Patee at Casper, Wyoming. Hardly had I received ihe May issue of “Asbestos” when I re- ceived th following letter from Mr. Candler, an engineer of interna. tional fame. installation. America. Knowing asbestos as he does, in his “B. T. U.s" The one man who probably knows more about boiler and smoke flues, The following photograph of his letter speaks for itself. than any other man in years of experience in the heating business, in big work in the large cities, he instantly recognized the advantage of neys, den2 O.Catsben. sen seoreme, WILLIAMS & CaANDLER BUILDING MATERIALS ,*9BESTOSR AND MAGNESIA PRODUCTS (61s CLELERMS AMD SOUTEAAN BANK B10. eases 49 > ATLANTAyG2s. May 24, 1920, wromins eecce Producing Company, Dear Sir: ATTENTION Me PATER . over the Yai issue of "Astestos*, asbestos In reading note with interest your yah te! we would be pl as possible Pies ‘your fire Oe es this wo of the ‘ohinnsy, advise us as fully ‘product. Please send us all to data tmat re Partha and advise us 1f you would consider giving + to us here along your custouary line: re and one with Sent ‘opostion certainly seems ettractive, practical foaturons The writer is Youre very truly, FUP WILLIAMS & I am putting up Asbestos Chimneys, including work of erecting and top blocks, for $1.50 per foot, anywhere in Casper. invention and’ ‘purely a Casper product, put’on a building. It is a Casper It is the best chimney ever FRED PATEE, 1014 South Oak St. Phone 693J Lester Brokerage House NEW YORK OIL New Number, 114 S. Wolcott Phone 1142 Taylor & CASPER Phone 203 oR ae RTE New York Exchange Stocks Chicago Grain Market Quotations LOCAL OILS Bought and Sold. WE HANDLE LIBERTY BONDS Clay, Inc DENVER and 204 ( j