Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1920, Page 4

States | ORPHANS $106) 7° SUSPENDED LOCAL OIL STOCKS 2g peace ls ea 1 32/Many Gifts Included ‘in Addition , : Bild Ask | Western Oil Pields 25 z £ p Amalgamated Royalty .--. 14 16/y on ES a ja] to Cash for Cathedral Home Children 01) NEW YORK CURB CLOSING The total amount of the contribu- 02 > Bia +32) Miawest Refining ..-. 143.00 tions made by Casper organizations ani individuals to the Christmas gift fund MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD El PA EARNINGS SHOU GGA October operations. of the Producers and Romie’ Corporation, without taking into account depreciation and depletion show gross re- ceipts of $629,555.50 and a net income of $433,220.44. Compared] Bix Indian with the record of October a year ago, there was an increase in the| Boston-Wyoming Los ‘Angeles Man Was Run Down For ‘Two Years—In Fine - Shape Since Taking Tanlac “Since Tarilac lins fixed me up in such. good: i keep it in. house all, the time and never expect, ag 41) Miawest Com. =.2.--.- — 1.00 91! Midwest Pref. 22.2.2 1.00 i A . «| Buck, Creek 22) Merritt -.--- 21.50 for the’ orphan. children in the Cathe- without it,”" said Gegrgs Ada 2 net income of $230,398.15, or 113 per cent, while acomparison in| Burke _...- A¢| cienroacon abo dral home at Laramie today is $138. |) Manic avenue, Los Angeles, Cal, to. the expenditures of the company for the same period shows a de-| Black Tail ---.--.--. 03) sait Creek --__ 27.00 ‘The list of contributors follows: man of the Los Angeles Paper Boy crease og $9,632.95. Capitol Pete ——-.. 08 Westar Mista Fone. 82 Club Wornan Factory. ‘The company’s net income for the Columbine ~---.--.L- 40] Producers & Refiners .. 4.50 LO. O, F. “For over two years Iwas ina bad. number of the shareholders had manti- Consolidated Royalt fested a desire to have the company’s Gabper' Hunger ee i affairs directed by the company’s of- Gow Gulch Moose Lodge Unknown - = Rebekah Lodge No. 39----.- ly run-down, weakened condition. My kidneys were very weak and. worried me a great deal. I got up.every morn. five months since the end of its fiscal 1-49] Gosden ay 31, shows a gradual increase l) Ik Basin < job: entirely, losed by the following: June, pa cl RT = . 7 ficers and not by a voting trust, the Allen ---.---. Rotary Club in ith .91; July, 2, 48; hs i with an awful pain in m: - 120; September, $400,280.475 Ger] Controlling snterest, which is held by| Pipngen Cited Serea Seas, Lee PIECE OF STEEL __ ;{an0 1 siitt 1 coma naraiy stratgiten tober, $483,220.44, the Midwest Refining Company, volun- FR, T. Wiliams ies Service Com. Culinary Workers * up, I had a poor appetite and felt co Royal Neighbors . Woman's Auxiliary, Tegion -.. Rebekah Lodge No. 13. Welfare. Club --. Philathea Class Woodcraft Circle tarily decided just week to end the tired. and worn out all the time 1 aia trust. LODGES IN EYE } not tect sik dog a thing. * “Well, while in Seattle about a yea: ago I heard 80 many people talking Harry ‘Milled, an employe of the|about what a grand medicine Tania, Standard refinery, is at the Private hos-| was that, I decided to try it, and in , pital suffering from injuries to one eye|short while [was enjoying the best With the increased production as- sured by the proving of a 160-acre lease In Osage County, ‘Okla., in virgin ee ae territory, by a 1,000-barrel ‘well andi eigtéen tests under way in other proven! a , future income receipts should continue to show gratifying increases Frantz Gates y S Great Western Petroleum... .06 Hutton Lake Jupiter America’ Mexican Petroleum Sinclair Oil Texhs Pan. American ~ 160.37 75.75 Perper Septus U. S. Steel _-_ 7912 78,37 4 nian je a ro| Wyatt Cafeteria - which was penetrated by 2@ piece of| of health and have been in. good hen: from month 4o-month: Union Pacific RR. --- 114.50 113.50 steel, while he was working at the re-|ever since. When I get up in th. October income and expense figures K FOREIGN EXCHANGE finery early’ Friday morning. 1t.is| mornings now I feel strong and ready -Tor the last two years compare as fol- Mike Henry ~... ‘ Sterling ———~| thought that the sight can be saved|for work. No more pains nor stiffness lows ui Mountain '& Quit c rh ge Frances - Total 22. ----~- $136.90] although the eye is in very bad shape, |in my back, and that tired, worn o October, 1920—Gross income, $629,- Nort*-west 28 Marks The box containing contributions cf! feeling is all gone. I have a splendid 5 expenses, $196,335.06; net in- 1 ‘ 9 i, Ae Ey Lire 2... toys will bé packed Wednesday at the S appetite and never haye a sign of ki come, $433, Value of Wyoming Deriosits Em-| Out ks do saree Call Money Y. W. C. A. for shipment to Laramie.|| GEOLOGISTS OIL EXPERTS |} ney. weakness at all. 1 do not hesit, « October, ss income $484 A large number of Victrola records are to recommend Tanlae, for I know from Pah eed rear ota eae petit nc phasized in Government Bul- | Riverton Refining 107 hmong tharutaanosived Ye the hime, Oil Field Maps Blue Prints my own experience that it will do tie come, $202,822. letin Just Issued Royalty & Producers 26. hahds Mrs. Odmund Josendal, phone 1116J, Explorations _ Reports work.” : Incréise—Gross income $220,765.20; Sunsef ------~-. ome = 05. 07) Firat 48.5 and Mrs. W. H. Crawford, phone 969.11 Wye ming Map & Blue Print Co. Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper expenses, $9,632.95; net» income $230,-|. Wyoming as all Casperites know, is| Tom Bell Royalty - - .03 .05| Second 4s have plated their cars at the disposal yoming Map * {| Pharmacy, in Alcova by Alcova Mer. sone one of the richest states in the union| Western Oil Fields — ~ 28 — .20)) First 448 of the Woman's club and it notified wit} P, 0, Box 325... Rm. 10, Lyri¢ jj cantite Co., in Salt Creek by Sait Cro, call for contributions of toys and s drug store.—Ady. that they are taken to the ¥. W. C. A. a ——— — “= PLANS FOR GEREMONY 3 wopner wsing | Stet Brokerage House PRIZES TO BABIES HERE) NEW YORK OIL Per cent of net to gross last October|in natural resources but this fact is} Western Exploration - 2.30 2.50] Second 4%s was 68.8, compared with 40.6 for Oc-| brought out much more forcibly to the} Wind River Refining.._..-. .02 04] Third 4%s tober of last year. general public in a bulletin just off the | Wyo-Kans 2.00) Fourth 4%4s wy government press in Washington, Wyo-Tex - .06 Victory 4%s Midwest Ol Dividend. This bulletin describes the cost of| —$<<——$————__—_——— Midwest Oi] Compeny, one of the| Plants, type of material used and other WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET largest producers of crude oil in the} items of interest relative to the man-| Gragg: Creek ——---.2-------------..83.10] Rock Creek s.--2--------a--------$2.1t Salt Creek field, has declared a 2 per|Ufacture of gypsum products, a gen. naonannan €,10/) Balk Creek cicscnceti ee < Th cent dividend on common stock, the| mil resume of the different manufae- awandenne 4.40) Big Muddy 5.5 ko Ot first dividend on this issue since 1913, kasd piantay Slt Rater a rreteee tie aiencve 8.40] Pilot Butte osc pnce os TE and also 21-2 per cent on preferred| &!¥em aie, pag a bangs ith ahi ge Nite --------- 3.05| Hamilton Dome 22. .-22..----.-.- 2.7E stock, an increase ‘of 1-2 per ‘cent. in| Products. are when : ¥ Me) Lander —.-t----------aa--an------ 1.76] Mule Creek -. -—--- 2.08 the quarterly rate paid regularly on, ?/80' Wyoming and California are credit- preferred. The dividends are payable January 15 to stock of record Decem- ber 31. The dividend totals $80,000 on 4,000,000 shares of common and $60,- 000 on 2,000,000 shares of preferred. The Midwest Oil Company is con- trolled by the Salt, Creek Producers’ Association. ed with having the larger ntimber--of deposits of any state and the vicinity of Casper is also-rich in this material, Bessemer Bend has, some rich deposirs and there are two principal mining re- gions now in operation, the Big Horn basin and the Laramie district. Two principal kinds of gypsum exist in Wy6ming, the true rock gypsum and the gypsite, the Iaiter is used at Lara- NEW DRILLING @ hole and: the new bit can dig faster than any other bit yet tried out in the oil fields, according to those who wit- nessed trials of, the new. tool. only used one string of casing to drill The bit is a combination of the roller rf OUTFIT 5 (NSF) and fishtail bit and also has an under ~ the bit about two or three feet so th: reamer attachment up on the shank of »As Miss’ Cogan of Cheyenne, state welfare: worker, is not able to'come to “asper.at the present time, the Wel- ore club has decided to award the rizes.in the recent baby contest to the welve winners without any public cere- nony. The prizes will" therefore bo ‘ken to the winners by members of the club. All mothers who entered their babies 114 South Wolcott Street. Phone 1142 the bit is always digging a hole slight- in the contest may secure their score éards and certificates from the club by ‘alling at the Young Women's Chris. New York Oil Letter, mie and'the former the kind in the Bx-] Wichita Man Secures Patent on|!¥ larger than the casing, yet the de Together with the announcement of} sin country. Gypsite is mined with I 35 R vice is so arrafiged that it is with an 8 per cent dividend the New York] scrapers at the Laramie plants and e improvement in Rotary drawn up through the casing without Oil Company has sent letters to stock-| comes to the mill much as dirt while e System trouble or sticking. "The bottom of the]. #9 , association, . 312 East Second holders of the company setting forth] the Basin. gypsum is a solid rock and casing is about four feet above the bit aie Polegke eEAINT whey ality tm soc 2 gi 4 of RF ay i a nd o'clock. who wish to secui‘e the conditions of payment of this div we crushed before being burned. G. W. Hanson ‘of Wichita, Kans, |" the casing follows the bit down as] '! We can ri, ith all si: f the best i 1 \ a ys tok . Ww. 7 + | th hese records are urged to call between ig you up with all sizes o ie dend together with the amount pf} The rapidly growing demand for |1.2" wvoivea a drilling system that ap. | the, latter digs the hole. hes hOWRa TREN eo. abate Hee eee Re P The device is said to be able to save $10,000 on a 2,000-foot hole and do the work in half the time. Only one string of casing will be needed. Gir ese LN, Be. seasoned rig timbers. Give us an opportunity to quote prices on all of your lumber requisites. gypsum materials such as , partition wall blocks, roofing tile, heat retaining materials and plaster of paris has made the business. of manufacturing gypsum a profitable one and the beds in the Casper vicinity are a standing invita- | tion \to investors to start something. money section 27 is expected to bring the company each monthy The im+ pounded money comes ftom this lease is expected to bring the company ,000 a month: as now developed. The 8 per cent dividend is payable in cash or in stock at $45 @ share or yostars 10 signi oot Rieed! of partial stock aividend xt DRUG CLERK IS pears as though it will become a large factor in the drilling of web» in the future, Mr. Hanson has been granted patents on his device, which consists of a frame work that holds the rotating bit true| “LORAIN’—It Makejs near the bottom of the hole, and in-|Preams Come True. cludes certain departures in_ bits that differ considerably from the regular nay be handled by club members ana veed not cause additional work for the ouge staff. CEE A CORRECTION. f It was Mrs. Robert Ivie-and not Mrs\ larry Iba who worked with the mem.. ers of. the Philathea class © Friday |}: n the selling of Christtids-seals, Mr. Cooking oo Canals of a total mileage of more than 3,000 miles. are ins @fficient use ee subject. to the income tax. The cash dividend is subject to the income tax, but not during the year 1920. The company also announces that{ there are three new oil wells nearly due in the Salt Creek field. The com- peny claims interests in more than sixty producing wells in the Salt Creek field alone. A certain 160 acres in Salt Creek, it is ‘said, which is about to be released, has about $100,000 net royalty impounded. This is on land purchased from the Stock family. Voting Trust Is Dissolved. Announcement has been made of the dissolution of the voting trust of the Salt Creek Producers’ Association, Inc., circulars making this fact known hav- ing been mailed to stockholders from the main offices in New York City late last week. The change in the company policy is effective December 20, after which holders of voting trust certifi- cates muy obtain certificates of capl- tal stock by surrendering their pres- ent certificates. ‘The voting trust, of which F. J. Horne and A, J. Ronahan are trustees, was formed when the company was organ- ized in 1918 to acquire the stock of the Midwest Oi! Company and the in- terests of other concerns in the Salt Creek field. In 1919, the trustees voted an increase in the capital of the company in order to permit of the ac- quisition of other yaluable properties and their action resulted in the forma- tion of ® protective committee, which rted an “investigation” of the at- of the company, in which they re assisted and not hampered by the management. However, as a large BURNETT OPTICAL C0’ EYE TALKS > 6 We have all heard the ex- pression: ‘‘Well, I don't see my way clear to do it.” Ev- ery active up-to-date business man knows that physical clear vision is,conductive to mental alertness — that won- derful quality that brings re- ; bens aed Hot Lunch ough cleaner. Convenient Se ine ite ecuhhio’ tae ae ase ois terms. : your braii Jur optometr' " i Tt peeee Boe nian eel ae . PLACE ORDER NOW _TO INSURE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY er act for you. W.G. BURNETT — —— S.T. 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Prevent diseage by putting the house in order and strengthening the system against the germs of disease. Dr. Pierce, of the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y., years ago understood diseases and their prevention, and he discovered certain roots and herbs which were nature’s remedies, and succeeded in putting them up in a form that could be easily pro* cured at the drug store (liquid or tablets). This he called Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. This Dis- covery gives no false stimulation be- cause it contains no alcohol or any nar- cotic, It helps digestion and the as- similation of such elements in the food as are required for the blood. It gives to the blood the food elements the tis- sues require, For over fifty years it has enjoyed the confidence of the American public, Try it now! THE WIGWAM TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold; rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C, SMITH Typewriter hange 101 Wyatt Bidg. outfits, : paar The outfit is a rotary system but it i Il tin England. ba of 604 South David strect, is nox carried, he stated today. a Ey A ae Give hera HOOVER IT BEATS. .., AS ITSWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Also it straightens crushed nap....as it freshens and brightens the colorings . as it prolongs the. life of carpetings. The Hoover is the largest selling electric cleaner in the world—be- cause it is the most thor- NATRONA POWER CO. Phone 69 _ Taylor & C Keith Lumber Co. CASPER, WYO. Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Bldg., Casper, Wyo. Phones 203 and 204 Local Oils Bought, Sold and Quoted NEW YORK STOCKS AND CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS Direct Over Hutton & Co. Private Wires lay Lumber Has Been Reduced 30 Per Cent Since Last March. You can buy lum- ber im Casper cheaper than in any other town in this part of the country. Have you thought of that? Come in and talk it over. A complete, bright stock always on hand. i O. L. Walker Lumber Co. Phone 240