Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 23

CASPER DOE! THIGH TEST OASIS PRODUCT OF __|gemmmemeeseenn secssconsmnnnaamemeny OIL REFINING....— WYOMING Industry of Saving Motor Fuel From ‘Nataral Gas Undergoing Enormous Increase; New Plants Planned iH ah ul iH Two Plants Have Combined Capacity of 75,000 Barrels Out of 125,000 ‘). Total in Mountain States if iH The Consolidated Royalty Oil Company rl ; I ry itt 20] It F i ; i i 5 Eien ae dl raped Pieaocongice gehen hungpacumpbed brogg teeny stg aeebcietgei— | Out of a total refinery capacity of 128,000 barrels for| é*. lanteiaen a t0.00.000 |e erected at @ euftable place in Caw Wromt Montan Colorado, and Uta « bining @ total Opp gery gen oe bg Since, toot panel, eoxtepuited ny |2at,nemeraing, 12 prevent plana. The a are the total facilities of this ——— 7 over Bilt the entre capacity i rpreeated inthe bro pants| Sesredd “areca (one PTs Recs et cra rah og 8 of the Standard company at Casper. i nae geod nara pipe tis cony Opt borey Sv Roe Following is @ lst of the plants mm oe Plants, location an gallons. ‘Zo ants this vast prod. | Sr'the refining imdusteye en | eark tate, recent, consumption of Suite 401, Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Owser— the product at the rate of one train | * oy bead ome wy Alliance Of and Refining = day, Based on an average price Owner CASPER, 0. General Petroleum Co. of a dollar « barrel, over $5,641,000 Armstrong Gas Co. Mutual Producing & Refining Co, { srepresented tm the crude storage | Hope Nat'l Gas Co. rt eg ee of tht, state, and the Colorado and | © T, Willams O11 Riverton Wyoming coat Montana flelds. Lavell Canetti O, « con Southwest French raflways will reserve ldwest Rofin: A by wreomerhse om 2 a cial care for mothers and bables trav. bro Ca sends d OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS evenrigs indiana) Plan cling alone, if # bill now before par| Wyo. By Prod. Co. .... Salt Creek Absorption 8 1,200 Soest indiana) 2 lament becomes a law. Wrokans 01) Syndicato Galt Creek Absorption % 1,000 anes Conse - B. B. Brooks, President R. N. Matson, Sec’>-Treas. Standard (Indiana) T. A. Dines, Vice President S. A. Lane U. 8. Of and Refining Co. ‘Wind River C. B, Richardson, Vice President R. S. Ellison H. D. Schoonmaker _ == ISOVERY THIS STATE DATES BAEK TO DAYS OF 49 coasec. “Ege EMGRINTS GOT OI HOM SPRING OW LONG TREK Montana Refining Co, Billings (Building) *.....2.2.. 2.0. 590 ADVISORY BOARD Permitted man toe fly Uke @ biri.,cnexplored ecctions of the Artic and ‘Waste places have been made produc: | the tropics for rare and precious min-| tive and inhebitants wealthy, It has | ‘ls = W. T. Funk J.B. Penn Charles P. Whitney Apex Refining Co, Fenred oltien;, wade Righways torty-niners | & o -; Back in the time of United Ol Co. BIOTENCS s--+eesepeeverreeseeeens 1,500 | Olutionized civilisation; it has changed | 04. deveiopea rete aogier n naa when the patie pines “ace ate = et Fra ar Daits and mode of living; tf bas|try, enriched states and nations. and|by the emigrant wagons, the off his | —= i Z es vesesencsesecececcssesecs 1,850 | made Law ox He eee ‘and has| D&S framed the Gestines of statamen | tory of Wyoming, was in the making / heaton re ; unchart pt and politicians, In fact, it bus put pte Bape was the “White O1| & ‘ Dixt “ ast sen. to shame the extravagant tales of.or-|Springs” from which, teamsters ae-|& 2. Utah Ol and Refining Ca Salt Lake City which off or gas have been discovered. | tentri fiction and the wonders ascried |cured off for thetr wagons. Elght We Are Always in the Market to Buy Desirable Totat In an address Perens delivered ~ to the Gods and heroes of ancient my-| years Jater, 185%, Roumanta produced = | fore the American Petroleum institute, |tholsy, There have been no magic-| small amount of petroleum and two | E + J. C, Donnell, president of the Ohio| tans who could conjure up or perform | years thereafter, in 1859, the United Royalties Anywhere *Old Midwest company plans. ete ste -150 | On company, stated that 248 structures | the miractes created ty this wonderful | States became @ producer. had boon tested tn the Rocky Moun: | substance—petraleum. The men who have so nobly staked . tain region and that of} or gas had Fildden away in the depths of the| thelr all in Wyoming and have reared | = companies, but according to the de-| een discovered on 41 of them. His [earth, this substance has long awaited industrial monuments aa a result of |= partment’s report doe not inclade att | OSures, Sper the coming of ingenious Americans|our prolific of] fields aave astonished | 2 that exist in the state. The trend of | Cord in oming. | with their dominant epirit of enter.| the wildest dreamer of this generation. de many more are not yet recorded or = Prise to unlock these subterranean res-| These people are not to be underesti- d L discovered. The term “spinster” applied en|ervoirs for the aivanocsment and con-|mated, for through their determina- ‘The Turures tally closely with recent | Unmarried woman ts an actual refer-| venience of men. A substance, the|tion, energies and sacrifices, Wyo- reports made on the structures. A|@ncs.to the epinning wheel. In old-| composition of which !s still undeter-|ming’s wealth has increased a thous 4 year ago an unofficial list was {ssued,| en times women were prohibited from | mined by scientists, yet so wonderfu! | and-fold. = Wyoming has 192 anticlines listed|showing 173 known structures, of] marrying until they had spun a full/and alluring that men who come into] A decade ago gur production was|= on tho map recently issued by the| which 44 had been proven for oll or} set of bed furnishings. Thus, before |tho aphere of its production are drawn | only 115,456 barrels, but in 1920 it had | oy rT United States geological survey. This| gas or both and from 21 of ;which oll] their marriage, they spent much time}like the needle to the magnet and/|increased to 17,500,000 barrels, and i U inclades those mapped by the survey |or gas was being’ marketed. The map|at the spinning wheel, and were,| fight with as great a passion for {ta} the production for 1921 was 19,065,000 end also thoso mapped by individual recently issued shows 46 structures on! therefere, known aa “spineters.” possession as those who sought the barrels. o0e4?> _OIL_ AND GAS WELL SUPPLIES | Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.---Tubular Goods Titusville Boilers, Steam and Gas Engines New Bedford Manilla Drilling Cables and Cordage Black Wire Drillmg Cables, Sucker Rod, Tubing and Sand Lines Kelley Wire Line Clamps Union Tool---Stems, Bits, Fishing Tools and Under-reamers. Mascot Band Wheel! Powers ue : Moser, Measuring Lines, Reels, Clamps and Casing Heads Pittsburg Valve & Fittings Co.---Cast Iron and Malleable Fittings Lunkenheimer High Grade Valves and Specialties Strong, Carlisle & Hammond--Gasoline Specialties _ Schaeffer & Budenberg--- Gauges, Etc. Sales Offices Located at DENVER: COLO,