Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1922, Page 6

PAGE SIX MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEN THREE NEW WELLS COMPLETED lis completed in the Salt Creek field added just | American Beet Sugar American Can . American Car and Black Tail - American Hide & Leather pid Blackstone Salt Cree! Three w 7 7" a | American 02% | moderate upward swing today during NOTICE. ' rrel w were completed by the Salt Creek Consolidated : apitot “00% | tr “S| pulsive son of Erin leaped over | ning for Trapshootur Reilly. He Y pee The Wearing Associated company which last | ameres 4 Cow Gulch a” ~ Sod, Renener Guo! board and swam to shore; thus | is the sole trustee of the Trapsheot- |, ,The Victory Worke ee Oil company. week completed a 3,225-barrel well broke into limelight with id a 240-barrel well. was completed by the Salt Creek company. The initial yield was 60 barrels. The well was completed at OL ISSUES I *TAONG DEMAND depth of 2,505 feet. Well No. 1A on the northwest quar-| ter of section 11-39-79 completed at a dépth of 2,026 feet developed 500 bar- iS at 3,026 feet. Wyoming Associated well The is Other Specialties Register |xnown as No. 36 on the southeast quar-| « Gains, Rails Under ter of 35-40-79. The production of 240 Pressure. barrels was developed at 1,700 feet. NEW YORK, April 12—Special is sues scored further gains in tocay’s market. Montana Operations. | BILLINGS, Mont, April 12.—Rob-| ert 8. Anderson, manager of the Mon-|< very active and broad stock tana Pioneer Ofl company, who has Ralls and representative industrials} peon ¢rilling in Willow Creek for! were under selling pressure Sales/ about a year reports a curious circum- approximated 1,600,000 shares. Oils wero freely sold Jater in the day but the cheaper motors and rails well as tobaccos were at highest The closing was ir- stance this week. Last May, while! in their present well, the string was lo® and fishing attempts were made for months to recover them. Attempts were made to sidetrack them so drill- ing couJd proceed and some $15,000 was spent in the attempt. Finally a charge of T. N. T. was exploded at the bottom of the hole, making a cav- ity Into which the toois dropped, and casing was carried past them. Drill- ing with a small string was continued and it was found necessary to raise the big casing tn order to shut off the water more carefully. The driller de- cided to make one more attempt to recover the old string of tools and litting a length of casing, formed an drilling tool and at the first attempt| caused the old string of tools to fall back into the hole from which they can be easily removed. The large string of casing will now be lowered and the hole continued with a 15% inch hole instead of 12% as heretofore. A good showing of oil was struck in the first Wall Creek sand and pros- pects are good for oil at a little great- er depth, it is reported. In the Devil's Basin the Adams well is making good headway, and the Tri- City is expected to start building a derrick soon Drilling continues night and'day at the Howard Coulee well of the Ohio} Ol company, reports reaching here| trom Roundup indicate. A depth of 1,900 feet has been reached. Some caving is reported, and it is probable that drilling will stop to permit the lowering of a string of 8inch casing. The drill is now so near the Dakota sand, however, that it may be found impossible to drill through that sand, and set the smaller casing below it shutting off any water that may be found. The well will then be contin- ued to the Dakota formation before shutting down to finish the Big Wall. Trucks and teams aro heauling coal continuously to permit steady opera- tion of the rig regardless of road con- éitions this spring. With six barrets bailed from the well and shipped to the American Re- fining company for use in its rainisture refinery display, the Gorden Campbell- Kevin syndicate well is making its first shipment of oil, Gordon Camp- bell stated in Great Falls, according to information reaching here from that city. ‘The etx barrels was a pat of the ofl betled during the last few days, largely for visitors at the well who wanted to take away samples. Ac cording to Mr. Campbell, the bailing did not affect the level of the ofl in the well and during the last few days the showing and indications have been even better than the earty showing. There has beet some increase in the amount of gas and conditions general- ly are improved Mr. Campbell said. Three of the five storage tanks, to be used in the pump test on the well,| have been completed and the crews are working on the remaining two. There remains some piping to be completed. It will be well toward the end of next week before a pump teat is possible according to Mr. Campbell. The little town of Kevin has seen some building during the last few days with several shacks springing up. The Monarch Lamber company is hurrying the establishment of its yards and there ts talk of a new hotel. There is |@ continual stream of visitors to the well. i ‘Two survey crews representing large companies are in the field and there are numerous scouts and company rep-! resentatives. | pacar ees Read my nursery and greenhouse! ad every Saturday. It will tell you what we have in season. William Mos- teller. Box 1105, Casper, Wyo. ‘| | ig Rae NEW YORK, April 12.—Ofls were the strongest features at the opening of today’s stock market in response to further advance in prices of re fined products. Barsdall “A” 2 rose 2 points and Pacific, Houston and Stand ard Of of California gained large frac tions. Steels, equipments and coppers were better, Crucible, American Car and Batte and Superior scoring one point gains. Studebaker and New York Air Brake were higher on short coverings. American Car increased its gain to 2% points within the first half hour, but the market became slightly irregular on heavy selling of Mexican and Pan-American Petroluums. New high records were made by liberty seconds, third and four quarters bonds. Outside of the foreign oils, notably Pan-American which was under per sistent pressure, the market broaden- ed and strengthened before noon. “Dealings in the first two hours ap- proxtmated 775,000 shares. Sentiment was encouraged by further relaxation of money rates, call loans easing from 4% to 4 percent in the second hour. In addition to American Car, other equipments, especially Bal¢win, Amer- jean and Lima Locomotives, Pullman and New York Air Brake were out- standing features at 1 to 3 points. Mo- tor specialties, including rubbers were appreciably higher. Independent steels were represented by Crucible, Colorado Fuel, Republic, Vanadium and Nova Scotia at 1 to 2 point gains. Wool- worth rose 2 points on declaration of an extra 2 per cent dividend. Silver. NEW YORK, April 12-—Foreign bar Miver 65%c; Mexican dollars 50%c. Foreign Exchange Steady. NEW YOIK, April 12.—Great Bri- tain—Demand $4.41%; France—De- mand $9.27. Money. NEW YORK, Apr i2-—can money easier; high 4%c; lowéc; ruling rate 4%c; closing bid 3%c; offered at \4e; time loans steady; 60 days 4%c; 99 anys 4%4c; 6 months 4%c, Prime mercantile paper 4%c@%c. Metals. NEW YORK, April 1!2.—Copper steady; electrolytic spot and nearby 12%e; later 12% @13c. Lead firm; spot $5.00@5.10. Zinc quiet; East St Louis deltvery spot 4.95@5.00. ————__ Denver University Debaters in West; LOS ANGELES, April 12.—Debat- img teams of the Untversity of Denver and of the University of Southern California will meet here tonight on the question “Resolved, that the open shop should prevail in American in- @ustries.” The local debaters will up: hold the negative. See OLD PATENT FILED. LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 12—a land patent, signed by President Grant in 1872, today became an offi- cial record of Los Angeles county, having just been received by the coun|, ty recorders. ‘The patent was for land ner Puente, about 15 miles from Los Angeles, and originally was is- sued to Samuel B. Reed. BOND SECURITIES Address all inquiries to Jobn U. Fish, care Casper Tribune, Wyoming represen. tative Bankers Trust company. trict in the sale of the government's 4% per cent treasury savings certif- icates and ft is all due, in the opinion of L. H. Earhart, cashier of the lo- ee? federal reserve branch bank, to advertising. As a governmental experiment in the value of printers ink, Omaha was selected as one of four cities in which space was in local news- papers boosting ba pee of oa feates. Pago “ads” appeared ec Inst week, and in addi- sults show, Mr. Earhart said, government advertising, the same as that of private corporations, pays. Others states in this federal re- serve district are Kansas, Wyoming, Colorado, Missouri and New Mexico. The other three cifis in which the advertising campaign is, béing tested South Bend, Ind., Newark, N.J., Seattle, Wash. \ See the beautiful Blue Bird Pat- teria at the Burgess Milltimery—just the thing for Easter, 411-4 are anc Allied Chemical & Dye . Allis Chalmers American an even 800 barrels to potential production of the field. Two|A4mena® of the we)ls, one a 500-barrel producer and the other a 60-| American mericun i Elkhorn ”~ [Anaconda Copper > .. Williams Atchison ; ve ‘Triber Pet. Co. ”. ‘Weill No. 18A on the northwest quar-|AU., Guif ter of 3-39-79, a west side edge well | Baldwin Locomotive Chicago, Mil., and St, Paul | a . c Colorado Fuel Erie General Electric General Motors Goodrich Co. . Lilinois Inspiration International drilling with a 15% inch string of tools|imternational Paper . Pacific Oil Pan American Petroleum New York Stocks Associated Press Leased Wire Oil Securities International Corp... Lacomotive .. Smelting & Ref'g’* Su; 5 Chappell Columbine Domino and West Indies Frantz . Gates Jupiter Kinney Lance Creek Roy: Luck Royalty Preston Mike Henry umore and 0! hio . Northwest Outwest Red Bank Picardy Riverton 4 ty & Produ and Refr’s Chicago, R. 1 - and Pac. hino Coppe Roy Prod. Royalty ° Exploration. jreat Northern pfd. . entral Copper . Harvester nt. Mer Marine pfd . Western Oi] Fields Western States ¥ On 26 aT nvincible Oil Second 443 Third 4% Ray Consolidated | Fourth eading Copper Rep. Iron and Steel . (Royal Dutch, N. Y. - Sears Roebu Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Southern Raihway Standard Oif of N. Studebaker Corporatir Tennessee Copper Texas Co. Texas and Pacific . Tobacco Products ‘Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific United Retail Stores U. 8. Ina Alcohol . United States Rubber United States Steel . Utah Copper Westinghouse Electric Willys ae American Zinc, Lead and Sm... Butte and Superior Cala, Petroleum Montana Power . ck Pacific vin | 65 | : “9%| Rock River 13634 | Salt Creek . 49 | Big Muddy Mule Creek 9 $5. | packers top shorn lambs early $1 3 50: Overland 00; fall shorn Texas wethers $: shorn $9.00 down. Shattuck Arizona Dae Gane Great Northern Ore . ver Quotations, DENVER, Colo. receipts 50 Livestock Mart eeeeMen| CHICAGO, April 12—(United States Bureau of Markets).—Cattle receipts 7,000; active; beef steers 15 to 25c high- er; top $9.25; weight 1,520 pounds; bulk $7.40@8.50; she stock strong to higher; buily strong; veal calves slow, bidding lower; stockers firm; bulk fat she stock $5.25@6.65; bulk bologna bulls $4.25@4.40; bidding $6.00@6.50 for light vealers. Hogs receipts 13,000; 5 to 10c lower: mostly 1fc lower than yesterday's av- erage on light and medium weight butchers; some heavies off more; packing sows steady to 10c lower: top ; bulk $1.30@10.75; pigs slow to Hogs receipts 200; market 25c er; top $10.75; bulk $10.45@10.70. 10c higher; yearlings $13.00@: 110.50; ewes $9.00@9.50, Oil Conference In discuss oil questions will starte April 24, receipts 11,000; generally | sources. steady; good 73 pound wooled lambs to city butchers $16.00; some held higher; discussed. McPHEEsMGINNITY @ MAKERS OF *CLIMATICALLY CORRECT” PAINTS FOR A QUARTER OFA CENTURY Have You Ever Visited at a friend’s home and noticed how the attractiveness of the whole place was increased by the simple fact that the porch floor was neatly painted? Your porch has a right to look well just as it has a duty to perform. McPhee & McGinnity Co’s. PORCH FLOOR PAINT solves the problem. his paint is deygesty made 63 sive the service that “just any old pain attacks—to will not! k is as ily applied as it is satisfying after the operation. low does your pli look? Natrona Lumber\Co., Casper. Perrine Hardware Co., Douglas Northwest Lumber and Supply Co., Glenrock Save the surface a | you save all Furnished by Taylor and Clay NEW YORK Coms CLOSING 2a; | Selected lots to city butchers up to spring lambs to city butchers few head wooled ewes $10.00 down; April 12,—Cattle market strong; beef steers $6.v0@7.75; cows and heifers $4.75@ calves $8.00@11.00; bulls $2.50@ 4.00; stockers and feeders $6.50@T.25. Sheep receipts 3,700; market strong; lambs $14.00@15.25; wethers $10.00@ Mexico Is Called MEXICO CITY, April 12—¥ormal conferences between Secretary of Fi- nance De La Huerta and the represen- tatives of five American oll companies who were in Mexico City last fall to according to semi-~.ficial It is assumed export taxes will be Liverpool. CHICAGO, April 12—Wneat took a Gossip continued that milling southwest was improving. The open- ing, which varied from unchanged to Yec higher, with May $1.31% to $1. and July $1.20% to $1.20%; lowed by a rise all around above yesterday's finish. Cern and 235 20% | cain, July 63%; the market slight general upturn. ed by the provision market. Qlosing Prices. Wheat, May $1.30 July September $1.14%. Oats, May 37%c; July 39% Pork, May $21.00. Lard. May $10. July $11 ly Springfiela Tire 2 2.87| Ribs, Ma: .20; July 110.55, Kennecott Copper peomneain Proauoees 29 esa pene Laks Sia The Irish have figured largely in Louisville anc Neshville 7 106 Butter and Exes. every political achievement in Am- Sint: Onoer Salt Creek Pras. . 14.50] CHICAGO ,April 12.—Butter high-| erica, but, politics is only one chan- Middle States Ot Salt Cree 11.00| er; creamery extras 35'4c; firsts 32@| nel in which ‘their influence has Midvale Steel Mutoal - 6.00/ 34%4c; seconds 30@31; standards 35.| prevailed. The industrial world is Marine 1.25] Eggs higher; receipts 24,508 qases;| indebted to them for their marvel- New York Central . k Ta men : seag! Rrsts 23% @23%c; ordinary firsts] ous accomplishments. They pre- N. ¥., N. EL, and Hartford Be ee ese 204,00 206.00] 21%4@22c; miscellaneous 22% @23c;| dominate in the railroad, steel and Norfolk and Western . * pee ace “""") storage packed extras 25%@36c;| copper industry of the United piety nice storagp packed firsts 25 States. pete Sane oT ahs Pending the consolidation 3.75; | Albert Cronland, cashier of ti the Savings bank also FOREIGN DEMAND 0 i as cs Tins Ti ==, BOOSTS WHEAT Chicago Market Reflects In-| crease Recorded Today at tations at Liverpood. Reports that/ the domestic winter crop harvest pro- mised to be late in nearly all of the surplus states innded to life prices. oats were firmer with wheat. After opening off to % to %c Oats started at %c decline to a like advance, July 40% to 40%c, and then hardened a little for all deliveries. Weakness in hog values was reflect- Corn, May 59\c; Iuly 63c. BANK CONSOLIDATION 15 PROPOSED AT CHEYENNE CHEYENNE, Wye., April 12.—A Joint meeting of the stockholders of the Stock Growers National bank and the Wyoming, Trust and Savings bank has been called for April 28 at which & proposal for consolidation of the two institutions will be considered. two institutions now occupy adjoin. ing buildings and the stockholders of the Savings bank nearly all are stock Yholders of the Stock Growers bank. Growers bank, will act as cashier of having been WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922. show that no channel of human en- deavor has ever lacked the Vigor and fighting spirit of tie Irish, They know eoquence; thel> natural aptitude for fervent and diplomatic politiacal ascendency, is seconded only by their versatility in commer: cial and industrial enterprises. The fighting of seven hundred years has been fostered by neces- sity and flowered by justice. It now remains for Trapshooter Reilly to lead the vanguard of successful oil operations in the exploration of one of nature's most flourishing In- dustries—oil production. ‘GUIDING HAND OF BIG COMPANY ANOTHER SON OF ERIN By GRACE BROWN.) FORT WORTH, Texs, April 11.— That Columbus, was the first white man to set foot upon the shores of America, is refuted in Italian tra- dition. It declares that when Co- lumbus discovered America, an im- This individual is Trapshooter Reilly. He has already gaired the Fecognition of the oil fraternity end is known by most every reader of the American press as the biggest cash profit payer in ofl in the country. But this is a mere begin- idist church will hold a bake sal ‘Thursday, April 13, at White's Gre cery, beginning at 10 o'clock. ied reaching it a few minutes before | anyone else. And the Irish have been coming over ever since. It was affirmed tn the house of commons following the revolution- ary war that one-half of the Ameri- can army was Irish, but a later and More correct report showed that one-half of the army was composed of the true sons of Ireland, and that one-third of the other half were of Irish ancestry. The declaration of independence is largely a work of the Irish. The secrntary of congress who issued the declaration of independence was Charles Thomson, of Derry Ire land. JohnAdamas called this man. the life of the cause of liberty Thirteen members of congress who made the declaration were Irislmen; Captain John Nixon, of the same blood was the first to read it in public, while another Irishman, a Philadelphia printer by the name of Dunlap, .was the first to publish it. er Development company, for which he predicts and is substantiated by the leading geologists, the great- est achievement of his career. ‘Ths luck of the Irish is proverbial, buf nothing really great can be at- triouted to luck. The success of the Irish is due to their Iindefati- gable perserversnce, and growth. They possess a positive genius for organization and management, and where the human touch is essen- tial to success, you will find the Irish. They can see into the hu- man heart and learn how to touch its strings with greater dexterity than any other race of people. The annals of American history ets Jewelry and watcn repatring by ¢1 pert workmen. All work guarantes Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O.-S Bids Rese demand was fol- to well Geologists Oil Experts} Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints) WYOMING MAP AND | BLUE PRINT CO. P. O. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Bldg. made a ing and Locations | $1.20%; 00. Down in the Texas oil fields there is another Irishman who is ambit- fous to become t. the oil industry, cpanr hait Reiee eA ieres what John D. Ryan and Con Kelly Lead and Lise Paice: paint the other are in the copper industry. half with Say other paint you choose. r vate doesn’t pnd ‘@illlons and coat ‘make oe money. we no charge F. If Devoe Covert wear a year or twoor three | Give you enough Devoe to do the job over. (Or, paint half your house lesd-and-ol; the Loan Money SEER ie ere a endo —— be hungry for more paint, On Oil, Mining, Indus- mn Wi ihe wee ‘ees trial and Railway Stocks “ ‘The and Bonds. Dewey Prodects are time:testad and proven, yearw’ experience of the (Mail This Coupon to Us.) Weut pas samebicnstog eee ts oo FORCE & COMPANY, U.S Founted 1754. Stocks and Boxes, ee prise pace John Jourgensen DENVER, COLO. 242 W. Yellowstone Phone 33 I own the following stocks: shares he Stock shares 10.50; | designated to succeed in the latter posi- ae tion Harry B. Henderson, Sr. resigned.|{/ and would like to borrow $. Tee :--on them for -months, Fifteen million dollars, distributed among 8,500 beet growers, was the|J so "0 **7-*-- contribution of the year. high- 13.50; here} ever ma having the price. | | Sa PR OnE aE Where You Can Buy U. S. Tires: beet sugar crop to farm revenues in Colorado Why the'l02° USCO is better than just a°109° tire November 10,1921, standby on millions of cars for the 30 x 3% “Usco” years. Better than it ever was. was marked to sell Still putting the emphasis on : for $10.90. This odd and closely figured price was the lowest quotation de on any tire of known standards. A genuine pioneering step product. by the makers of U. S. Tires, Thetire that people * * * still buy for the dig- Now comesa lot of different nity of its it $10.90 tires being rushed into the market. “Special” tires. “New” treads. Unfamiliar to look at—with perhaps an atmosphere of been made to meet But the “Usco” still occupies a place by itself. A good old Street and No. . City and State last honest quality, even if it does sell for only ten dollars and ninety cents. The $10.90. tire. with the record of a proven regardless of the low amount they pay. United Sta United States @ Fotsories tes Tires Rubber Company Paani ie, Rubber Organisation in Phone 909 Casper Motor Co.