Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 10

et, te ag wwe ww PAGE TEN MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS | WESTERN STATES TITLES SECURE An understanding reg ern States Oil and Land c ture, Montana, appare: were granted two y agency to the partie: authority granted by the Ir WHEAT SCORES CUNATSTIAT = Facte Over Scantiness of market a more prc The close \ higher, with Oats started %c off to a vance, May 3 became firme! Provisions were by up turns in the heg market, as well as in grain. Closing Quotations. CHICAGO, Nov. Wheat—_ Open. High. Low. Dec. ---$1.0444 $1.07 % $1.03% $ ~ 1.07% 1.10% 1.06 Potatoes. CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—Potatoes — Market slightly weaker; receipts, § cars; shipments, 695; northern white, sacked, $1.75@2 cwt. bulk, $1.80¢ 2.08 cwt.; sacked Red River's, $1.60@ 1.65 cwt., bylk and sacked early Ohio's, $1@:.40 cwt.; one car Idaho russets, $2.25 cwt. Poultry. CHICAGO, Nov. 18.— Poultry— Alive, lower; fowls, 13@20c; springs, 7c; turkeys, roosters, 4c. OIL COMPANY - JS WARNED BAYONNE, N. J., Nov. 16.—Warn ing that any attempt of the Tide- water Oil company to import armed strikebreakers to meet the strike in its plant here would result in sum mary argests of those imported and a holding to “strict accountability” of responsible officials, was made toda; by Police Chief Corn J. oO Ne ‘The warning ued, us O'Neill said becs he was ful of the blood: and property damage brougt t by the last strike,” here 1 Tidewater off intention of imp* breakers, but declined to sa unarmed men would t NOVEMBER 19 SET FOR whether t in. RIVERTON CELEBRATION' RIVERTON, Wyo., Nov. 16 erton’s celebration over the in tion of natural gas service } set for November 19 when a big and supper will be served at the Te hotel. Plans are being made for big time and f extended other towns to participate. — 16.—Coppe! spot and nearby %| CHICAGO, Nov ITAA vitations are being ses of the We p Creep stru i. The lea ° Core Drill Strikes Gas ill {s below is cased to f Markets) pound aver- top early on bulk, $6.75 zoc nigner; bulk 14,000; fat lambs working lower; early 38.7 %; fat sheep slow; nothing c ‘© sold early; talking steady on fee lambs. Denver Quotations. DENVER, Nov. 16 ttle — Re- celpts, 4,100; rket, ling strong, 2 to 25¢ lower; beef cows and 9: $4.50@5. rket steady; market ewes, $3.50 @s MILLION DOLLARS FaR WYOMING HIGHS IN FEDERAL APPROPRINTION b 5 Meeting Wednesday. Night. Election of Officers. Thos. Longhurst, Clerk. Cc. L. Howard, C. C. 4 Fade WES DOXOGAlea On ing Het Creekevine cat r TSPOSISLIISIIISLS ESS i weuummpreveas t- LOCAL UIL STOCKS "| Blackston® ..-.s+s.-- 3ig Indian edu- 4| This Country. Wyo- 000,000 road n-Wyorning e Creek . 3 n 1 16 ack Tall ....... 05 os Blackstone Salt Creek .39 41 mbine 4 onsolidated Taoyalty appelle Elkhorn Ase Williams . he Casner Daily Cribune ,, Today’s Markets by Wire FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bidg. Phones 203-204 WyoTen....--20-.000 m1 02 Western Oil Fiek 2 4 ae ST 20 ‘Western States ...... .42 44 NEW 10K6 CURB CLOSING. Merritt. a ST $ 11.62 | Glenrock Oil 43 Salt Creek Producers 50 wut Creek Con 12.26 Prod, and Refrs 6.50 Couden ....-..- 4 6.25 Elk Basin . pee Mountain Producers . Cities Service Com. . O. Indiana 75 s ; . 89.00 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Mexican Petroleum ..$113.00 $114.00 Kk Royalty Petroleu: | 110 | and Prod 1 Bell Royalty estern Explora Third 44s Wind River Refg. Fourth 44s Vyo-Kans . 1.40 Victory 4%s .. WYOMING CRUDB& GLL MARKET. Rock River - Salt Creek Big Muddy Francs Sinclair Ol. . & 23.62 23.87 Texas Oil - «++ 45.95 46.50 Pan-American Pete 49.60 61.00 U_ 8, Steel we 82.25) 33.25 Union Pacific R -R: 123.25 124.00 FORZIGN EXCHANGE. Sterling Mule Creek - Explains Problems Facing (From the Wyoming Oil News) An article on oil which will attract widespread attention because of the forceful way in which the facts are laid before the people appears in the November number of Hearst's Maga- zine. It is entitled “Casting Our Oil on Troubled Waters, Where Will the U. S. be in 19317" by William G. Shepherd, well known writer and for- mer war correspondent. Many of the facts given by Mr. Shepherd have been recited before and are well known among the oil men but he dresses them in new clothing in such @ manner as to impress upon the pub: lic the seriousness of the situation in regard to a future supply of ofl for this. ec $ The conclusions reached by Mfr. Shepherd are practically the same that have been set forth repeatedly in Wyoming Ol News and which are to the effect that the country faces a shortage of oll in the near future which will force prices to a higher level than they“ havqever reached in the past. While we have been fur- nishing the major portion of the world’s supply, we have been drain- Ing our own’ reserves. Other nations have been gathering in and conserv- ing supplies agaimsi the lean years while we have sprayed the earth with our supply. And this in the face of the fact that oil when used is gone and another crop cannot be grown to replace it in the manner that the sup- ply of wheat, eotton and wool can be replenished each year. Mr. Shepherd points out that for every man, woman and child in the United States 50 gallons of mineral oil are taken out of the soil of amor- jica every day. And for every man, woman and child of us there is a de- | mand for an average of 52 gallons a | day. The extra two gallons which do | not come from American wells come from Mexico. The rate at which our} oil is being consumed will exhaust America’s entire supply in 18 years. The year 1930 will find America’s ofl consumption almost doubled, with production lagging some> 235,000,000 Surveying and Locations Geologists Oil Expe-«s Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. barrels behind: The writer tells how America dis- covered oll for the remainder of the world and how it led to ‘the ag® of machinery. Out of 8,000.000,000 tar- rels taken out of the earth for world use in the past 60 years, United States furnished 5,000,000,000 barrels, and now we are coming to the end of our supply. Using 16 times more oil per c@pita than the people of other nations, the United States is getting ready to have to de,énd on the out- side World for the very source of its life. And today, wherever American capital turns in the world in {ts search for oil, it finds the gates barred against it.e Three-quarters of the world’s possible oll fields are closed to Americans. The reason for this is that the other nations have discov- ered the need for oil and are trying to discover oil. They see the Amer- {can supply failing and are worried. Oll, the writer declares, is at the present time the hidden ‘subject of all diplomacy and. he reviews the activ: ities of the British, French and Japa- nese governments. ‘The other nations ae gaining control of new oll flelds and looking to the future. The United States is shut out of these future fields even while she is supplying these nations from her own dwind:, ling supplies of oil. of these nations pave lterally gone into the oil busiti®ss and there have arisen laws supported by armed pow- cr barring the United States from three-fourths of the oil producing countries of the world. He says there are serious times ahead. In the meantime the United States is liter- ally swimming in oil and is spraying it over the rest of tho earth. The governments We Sell_ Peters Ammunition Here Is a Rifle that will bring down the bird or the game every time. It shoots straight and shoots quickly—it’s fast on the trigger and sure on the sight. A gun that you will love the longer you have it. Come in and look it over. Casper Sporting Goods Co. West Second and David Streets Phone 214. | P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric NOTICE of Session B. P. O. ELKS There Will Be a Regular Session of This Lodge on FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, AT 8 P. M. ODD FELLOWS HALL Business, Initiation. t TORSSCEAEOLASOOS PALES EE DIS ESS OSESEDOLES £49 09090805OH I Your Attendance Is Earnestly Requested. SPECIAL FEATURE MUSICAL ENTER- TAINMENT AND LUNCHEON BY ORDER OF E. R. ROBT. COHE WTP OO LS MSS: , Secretary. VILAALL ALL dda STOCK LEADERS ARE STRONGER Oils Hesitant in Early Trad- ing but Prominent Issues Register Gains. NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—Opening prices in the stock market today were irregular but the list strengthened within the first half hour on the sup- port given to rails and equipments. Coalers, grangers and — transcontt- nentals as featured by ena | Lackawanna & Western, Reading, Norfolk & Western, St, Paul, Kansas City Southern preferred and North- ern Pacific, were highér br “ractions to 1% points. Baldwin Locomotive, Crucible Steel and Pressed Steel Car also were favored in the early buys Ing. The strongest specialties were| represented by American ~ Tobacco, Sears Roebuck and Famous Players} common and preferred. Oils contin-} ued hesitant on the further heaviness; shown by Royal Dutch. Olls assumed’ dominant positions later, under: lead of the Standard Ott! group, the New Jersey issue roso 7%! points and the California shares 2%.! Mexican Petroleum, General Asphalt, Freeport-Texas, Houston and Pierce! preferred were Ito 5% points higher. There were a few accessions to the strong rails in which heavy buying of Reading was the feature. Chem- ical, drug, leather and textile shares displayed increased strength. On tho stock exchange call money opened at 4% per cent, the lowest initial rate in three weeks, but in private deal- Ings offerings at 4 per cent were lib eral. Exchange on London was con- spicuously strong. Silver. NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—Foreign bar silver, 67%c, Mexican dollars, 51%c. Foreign Ex é NEW YORK, Novy. 16.--Great Brit ain—Demand, 4.00%; cables, 4.00%. France — Demand, 7.28; cables 7.28%. Italy — Demand, 4.191, cables, 4.20. R Belgium — Demand, 7.0145; cables, 7.02. Germany — Demand, 0.3844; cables, 0.39. Holland — Demand, 35.04;: cables, 35.10. 4 Norway—Demand, 14.32. Sweden—Demand, 23.20. Denmark—Demand, 18.32. Switzorland—Demand, 18.95. Spain—Demand, 13.70. Greece—Demand, 4.17. Brazil—Demand, 12.87. Argentina—Demand, 32.75. Money. © NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—Call money steady; high, 414; low, 4%; ruling rate, 4%4; closing bid, 4; offered at 4%; last loan, 4%. Time Joans steady; 60 days. 5@5%; 90 days, 54 @5%; six months, 54@ 5%. Prime mercantile paper, 54% @5%4. As Brigham Young Said- of the Utah Valley THIS IS THE PLACE The Same Goes for THE PUP CAFE 108 N. Center St. For that Good Chill Con Carne, Chicken Tamales and All Kinds of Mexican Dishes. Short Orders and Dinner Dishes On 10,500 Shares of Our And we urge all that can money in this company to dend-paying basis. your money is absolutely poration sees fit. buildings and do a general can be bought in amounts H. E. Grude We Are Making One Last Call’ Casper Realty Office, 108 S. Center TTEL ME f WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 192}, CLASSIFIFD ADVERTIST': State of Wyoming, executed an de and Sane what Sen’ hav livered its promissory note in writing to the Wyoming Na- tional Bank of Casper, a banking How to Answer Blind a a be : a fad i j 3 # Ft EEE pee § ie i f Fe A 7 < Tdenstenn eal increase ‘woo! buek;; paint on the wool thereof H or saddle, by ‘said coverin; ran or wunbranded, mortgagor company; ‘That hatte » and 50 marked or branded nth |together with all horses, draft and all sheep wagons, harness, and entire camp equipment, owned a said mortgage all thé livestock and sheep, together with increase thereof, then in the possession of and owned by said said chattel mor Ye was duly executed and Scknowledsd by | th mortgagor company, and at- tested by one witness, so as to en- title said chattel mortgage to be Classified Ads In answering blind uds in ¢), columns, please be careful t. ."* the precise given nu it in to The penny: | require stamps. your answ; sealed envolepe. In replying i> to ad rop- erty, comprising 2,953 ee of mixed sheep, ewes and lambs, and 50 bucks, ail marked or with paint on the wool thereof H or HK and all horses, draft and sad- dle, sheep wagons, harness, and the entire camp equipment of. said! mortgagor company, or sufficient’ thereof to make the amount of said indebtedness, and attor- ney’s fees, amounting to the said sum pf $16,394.15, together with e¢ -expenses of caring for said moi property and the charges and expenses of such sale. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this) Deentieg [counting the words and the ran fam “A ve el e rate | word tor The Daily ‘Tribuse sak CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads t Cassified properly must be in "rhe Casper Dally Tribune office Lefors WANTED— Don't forget that Army Goods store is the best to buy work clothing and w the ace Yiled in the office of the County| 9th day of November, 1921. goods; also genuine army shoes. 1:4 Clerk of Natrona County, Wyo- Bee Bi AG ee East Midwest avenue. W114 a ming, the County wherein said 5. z ish mor F + property wa ‘and is sit, By Corl 3. Shameless, See ee ortgagee. March, 1921, duly filed in 2? | punusn Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30, 12h | loaves of the banana plant. pia fice of the County Clerk the hour of ner requ! by law: That by the terms an conditions it was pro- ag Ad tie paaeNt ef. tue eilcr made in the ent of the princi- ine and interest of said mortgage or any part thereof, when the same should become due the said mortgagee take possession of said ear e whole thereof, and sell the same ac- cording to law, to make the amount of the indebtedness due under said the ex- ropert: be the mortgage securing the same, F covenanted and of said chatte'! ees a vided that if defau! indebtedness, and payable, might an personal property, and mortgage, er with pense of caring for maids F and the costs of sale; an terms of said pi said the said m: agreed with the mortgagee that payment of said note should be en- forced by law to pay 12 per cent of the amount of said promissory East Yellowstone Avenue Near Stockyards Phone 328J Lump Coal, delivered, per ‘ COM ae nneet smn 9. Egg Nut Coal, delivered, per (1) « CRESS, e Give us a trial 12 Per Cent Annual Divi- dend-Paying Stock at $1.00 Per Share: possibly afford to put any do so at once, as we are not in the.stock-selling business and are only selling enough stock to put our Company_on a sound divi- Whether you are rich or poor,, safe and permanent divi- dends are assured; the surplus money after dividends are paid will bé invested in new buildings as the cor- We, own and operate apartment inyestment business. Stock of fifty shares and up. Corporation Phone 381 of the County of Natrona, Wyoming, at 45 o'clock P. M. of said day, and indexed in the man- (N.&8.) | $50 CORONA $50 Weight 6 Pounds LEGAL NOTICE. Public notice is ges Boh) that) as assignee for the rk Roads Sales & Service Co., I will on Sat-, urday the 17th day of December,| at 10 o’clock a. m., sell at public) auction to the highest bidder all the| following: A stock of repair parts for Chal- mers, Maxwell and Standard 8 cars, together with any tires, tubes, oils, accessories and accounts and,notes receivable remaining unsold at this time. WILLIAM F. DUMARS. Publish Nov. 18, 28, 30, Dec. 15, 1321, Diva Raed E ate ROYAL STANDAKD TYPEWRITERS We Rent aud Repair LEGAL NOTICE. Public notice is hereby given that I have been Tyee assignee of the Park Roads Sales & Service Co. of Casper, ike WILLIAM F. DUMARS. Publish Nov. 16, 23, 30, Dec. 15, 1921. Business and Professional Directory AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG See TN atk M4 ACCOUNTANTS if At . Bulies 1416-16, Towuseid Block HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers — DUBOIS & GOODKIOH, Architects Kooms 2425 ‘sownsend iiock Casper, Ware _. Phone 440, sh cine SRE CUBEN <a ats GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING UTO RADIATOR SPECIALISTS 4 Ate and Kecoring Work Called for and Delivered Phone 4813 724 East BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN UKANSKER CO. B Hea: and Piano aeEAEe oving. Powe 143. DR. CAROLINE 0, DAVIS. ‘Osi Suite 6 Tribune Aisa ee DR. L. 1b. WADE Osteopathic’ Physician Rm. 5-7 Wood Wik. “Phone 12773. DR. ©. A. SANFORD Osteopathic Physician Midwest Phone 1030 cee enn ter ee maene 1030 PACKERS, UPHOLSTERERS SEAKLES TRANSFER Expert furniture packing, glass- Phones: Ates., 87-W, Ufiice 104, | Ware, bric-a-brac upholstering, MOVING A SPECIALTY, and himoteum laying; best of | reter- ences. T. J. » 107 South Dur- ~CHIROPRACTORS bin ‘street. e168. RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORK 434 W. Yeliowstone Phone 1054W feb eee ie oD etal AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE — Re fen.” 124" W. ‘Second. ono Seu scowls ARE cn erellels nad of ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING . General a Catttencins Pticcats ing a a j 527 East Twelfth Phone 1364W EVA M. HOUSER HERNOALL Chiropractor 210 East Fifth St. Phone 15283 PE ce areal hn ea ata Lam a CLEANERS and PRESSERS, Company Tribune Building - WE RECOMMEND THE 2 PURCHASE OF LYRIC THEATRE COMPANY STOCK. Van Gorden Investment etter Peer ae Enea AAW, THE SERVICE CLEANERS SPIRELLA CORSETS Cleaning, , Remodeling Mrs. King Center, Fitth and Railroad, Phone 56, Wil Cali os A eeaiak P. 0. Bo: 5 938 North Washington and K Street, SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” Bush ‘Si Are a2 W. “Sallowstons. "Phos aee TAXI GRAND CENTRAL BAR TAXI C. +s. Beleler, Phone £8. TAILORS c. H.W! : and Alterations, Phone 4834. CASPER, WX0. DR. MARSHALL C. KEITH Office Phone 30. Residence 164, Private Hospital—612 South Durbin. Lady Doctor and Chiropractor peace dist RES ia a oes SADIE ©. DORAN ‘ician and Suxgeon IE M'RILLIGAN Chiropractor 235 East Second street Phone 1719W GENERAL TEAMING Sand and gravel delivered any part Pressing, Repairi He E. Midweset Ave. Ave. Phone 483d. TAXIDERMISTS TAXIDERMIST, 2.00 Mounting of game heads, Blanchard. me rugs and robes made. 105 Con Warehouse, 120F Glenarm. well street. Phone 791M. ae INVESTIGATION BUREAU VETERINARIAN MIDWEST BUREAU OF INV ‘ . L, BH. BAY, Veterinarian. _ ATION — Chil and Criminah Seite | _"Uitice’ 12 West ‘Secomi Se Wz Cintinental Oil Bidg. Phone 1622.} Phones: Ofico 4. Ts. :. PEDHEOOOLIHDOSI OS HOS HEHODPDOPOPE DSH PPHD DP PODD OD HIGG a eee ES