Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 5

SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922. —_ PAGE FIVE ——————+._{__. ee peeing eoeommeeeep eee ener eee eee REHABILITATION OF RUSSIA = ™#0er AJOR IC, GENOA: -= “ been made as yet for the funeral. The Soviet Reply to Report to Experts Is Post-|s ‘se tira most of Sal ieee mens ony ee Se tn | De sold at the regular price and that| Fancy oranges (not small) 26c per Yoad, returned to Casper yesterday inferior article @ispensed. | dozen; Florida Sook, Neb., w ¥ The Purpose of tos cme to simply t| Saturday only. pa OF Rcenioa Goo ce ‘ot nee epueentee ; GENOA, April 15.—(By The Associated Press.) —Experts |! trade. of Great Britain, ‘france, Italy and Belgium ome continued Pike Pama Cup tire, as is yweil known, has been on the marke: to be-joined by the principal delegates of th invi e preven’ powers and Soviet Russia in the afternoon, nn TY NPS | toes aidaing. “it awed widely In ‘The discussions were started yester-|no meetings of commissions on Easter |t2¢ ©%5t. Where slippery we: pavements = de Casper Oily Cridune Gied at 1416 East Second street early this morning. No arrangements have 4 * . ene } poned; Willingness to Acknowledge __|,.73, "ages giuia Gat tree wal ad. oturnad ‘to. Casper Sesterday Pre-War Debts Is Expressed put to the car owners the supreme value of the tire sold, and to introduce | the discussion begun yesterday of the condition und y ler which |}; the rehabilitation of Russia will be undertaken. They were [oo Qo tacts mat? on. the Principle Wea Mater ise : tee ee iresep er Onening of of Mr. Lloyd George, British prime 4 It ! aleo obtaining remarkable su zninister, the basis of negotiation being ‘cez* in thy west and has been tried fn CTORIAL R= VIEW the resort Devesred ty. the aitied ‘ex: . found-alf that could be asked for on PICTO perts in London, copies of which were both touring cars and g | TTERN hanfied to the Russians earlier in the ‘The Goodrich fit Poeumnatic truck | PA week. tire is Fecognizable on trucks by the DEPARTMENT grooved tread amd the side blocks which prevent skidding and provide maximum traction. It has much 9 MANY REQUESTS have been the easy riding resilience of pneumat- S) received during the past from pa- BE GIVEN AWAY === sg that, after thorough investigation of Cy Edwards’ Olive Tablets their merits, we have decided to sell ‘ Pictorial ek hes Patterns from now on 3 PB asers of Goodrich The secret of =, in our establishment. lesterdey'a.fnformal menting: really fee abLiberky aan Tit vA ap taty Btree bed dig We are fully convinced that Pictorial 4 Cenk SLE ie ties ait ee ae a Wer e d Review Patterns are by far the best efforts of Mr. Lloyd George and other ance on Auto- leaders to speed up the work of the mobile. Troe res with no ices on The Soviet delegates were to have made their reply to the report today but this has been postponed indefi- nitely and will probably be based on the understanding reached at the pres- ent series of conferences. It is un- derstood that the Soviet delegates have expressed willingness to acknowledge Russia’s prewar debts and to concel their claims against the ailies if the fitting, easiest to make, and most eco- to speed | Work of the nomical,"and that it is not necessary for of opinion can be more casily adjust- our customers to pay 40c to §50c for ed in private conference, thus elimi-| With a view of getting before the other patterns when they can get nating long debates at full sessions of tiie vaitden \oneiaintathaes of which the |porus the wonderful durability and PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS conference proper is composed. There| fy of tte Pennsylvania Vacuum At 20c to 35c—None Higher bas bee na total absence of formal|CuP tire, “the aristocrat of the tire dinners and luncheons, but the leaders | fatally" and the Geodrich Semi-Pnet~ MAY PATTERNS Are on Sale Now, also the are dining together in small groups |™atic truck tire, the Libert Garage ts and utilizing the meal time for confer- gard pe et to sell 35¢ tires e ence on business. “ of r make within th . Ee eine Os | Sida beach wren exch he oar al SUMMER FASHION BOOK sub-committees also is in. line with |C™Pany is going to givo away a tic: of Pictorial Review Patterns We recommend to all women who are not yet ac- quainted with the superior merits of these patterns to try one—JUST ONE. It will convince them that the this policy of thine saving. Under this| Ket, Which will entitle the holder to a scheme, consideration of the main| Chance of obtaining a $450 touring car Pictorial Review Patterns fully deserve the reputation they are enjoying all over the country. subjects is left chiefly to experts and | (°e__The lucky _person_will_by their The Reliable Shop interminable ‘discussions by those not aia. Cz aaa ZUTTERMEISTER BUILDING louse 1027—308 Skirt 9444—30e thoroughly informed are avoided. One month has been fet as the time limit in which the diplomats generally Your spinal column has the txpect it will be known whether the same les to the human body : . as a cogwheel to a machine. George ‘expetts to leave on Both need regular adjusting. Dr. I. E. Berquist to have the big decisions arranged be- “Have You the Backbone to Be fore then. Although the conference worked un- interruptedty through Good Friday it Was announced today there would be Well?” a Zutt ister Bldg. ! DRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR The colore€ people of Casper will HIGH CLASS DRESSMAKING vive an Easter py at Moose hall Phone 1757 rogram Dh East Second street at 3 p. m.; all are welcome. 4 Col. Hatfield Pays Another Dividend in April How the Famous Disc Clutch of the Buick “Four” Proved Itself The same design of disc clutch that was used in the powerful war tanks is likewise used in the Buick Four. The Buick clutch under the mogt gruelling conditions, has <a proved itself absolutely positive, aes ih ate. MEE dependable, and easy to operate og kaos. Coupe - 1885 —a clutch that demonstrated the Bib i na csesraibe = Syes same certainty and safety for even Paes. Touring 1585 unforeseen emergency that it did for ordinary service. Seven Pass. Sedan - 2375 This thoroughly trustworthy unit Buick Sixes Buick Fours Pate itera ia: ose is a development of 20 years of ‘Thves Pase! Coupe - 1295 consistent effort. It is typically Five Pass. Sedan - - 1395 -epresentative of the standards Al Prices F. O. B. Fitat, Michigan Ask about the G. M. A.C. Purchase Plan which provides for Deferred Payments governing the construction of the Buick Four throughout. C-36 CASPER MOTOR CO. Phone 909 a a a eeretoneseae WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM ’ The wheels of progres are spinning. __ My first well for the Texas-Mexia-Drilling Syndicate was spudded in yesterday on 2000 acres in San Saba County. __I know in my own mind that we are going to get splendid produc- tion in San Saba County. I don’t look for a 5000-barrel gusher here, because San Saba County is a shallow field, yielding semi-refined pe- troleum, from a depth of alout 700 feet — consistent production and steady income is what I plan from San Saba. The Unique Grabstake Unit Plan Explained In lieu of stated salaries or wages, all of the employes ant officials of the Texas- Mexia Drilling syndicate are working on a co-operative profit-sharing “grubstake” plan that works out as follows. 100,000 units of the syndicate have been placed in escrow to be apportioned from time to time to all employes from heads of departments to the humble field workers. The number of units allotted to each to be determined by Col. B. M. Hatfield sole trustee according to the value of services rendered. "These units are escrowed not given or sold to any employe, and the interest of each individual in his or her escrowed units is continued to the dividends there- from for such time as he or she remains a loyal employe of the syndicate, In the event of a worker's death during employment, one-half of the dividends 2utomatically cease and the other half reverts to the employe’s extate in perpetuity. In the event of either total or partial disability of any employe while on dut herds ‘nhe ‘rocelves the full benefit of the apportioned units. Sopheg 3 CLASSIFICATION OF GRUBSTAKE FORCE. Grubstake employes are divided into three classes: Class A—Heads of de ts and office employes including attorneys, chem- ists and engineers, to the number of 23. Class B—Drillers and drillmg crews to the number 56, Class C—Refiners and distributors to the number of 16. Making a total of grubstake force of 100. MAXIMUM ALLOTMENTS OF GRUBSTAKE UNITS: Class A—1-10th of 100,000 units or 10,000 units. Class B—1-25th of 100,000 units cr 2.500 units, Class C—Based on efficiency, ‘The payments in cash to the grubstake force are determined by the Trustee, as follows: . Class A—Living expenses. a Clasn B—$12.50 per month and board while on a job. ’ Class C—None. Cash payments to everybody cease when income from any other source reaches the amount of cash payments. Monday, April 17th, I’m going to Crane County to superintend the spudding in of our first well in that area, to be drilled on 20,000 acres of top-structure leases, that I believe cover America’s next great oil, pool. Here, upon 20,000 acres, I'm going to make a bold strike for millions for my unitholders and myself, and I would gamble almost anything that our first well, on .20,000 acres in Crane County, will come in a gusher. ‘Then the scene of my operatioir; will shift to Kauf- man county. By April 15th our first well, on 5000 acres in Kauf- man county, should be drilling payward. Many wells are drilling in Kaufman county—some of them will be producers, and some will not, but this much I am convinced of—that fully three-quarters of our leases in that area are right over the apex of a true oil structure, and I would not be at all surprised if I brought in a 5000 barrel well within the next sixty days, in Kaufman county. A strange thrill of pleasure swept over me when I signed the April dividend checks a few days ago, and I cannot help but speculate upon the future. In six short months I have paid 155 per cent cash dividends in this entergrise. Now I am convinced that I may pay a thousand per cent before January 1, 1928. I have been active in Oklahoma. I dare not prophesy what I can accomplish there, because I cannot see anything but continued dividends and mammoth profits from our Oklahoma venture. £ I have already secured ‘a big block of acreage in Coal and adjoining counties; the contract for our first well should be closed in a few days and I look for an- other glorious victory there. Iam dreaming big dreams for the Texas-Mexia Drill- ing Syndicate, but while I am dreaming I am also accom- plishing much. My program is being carried.out to the letter, my predictions are coming true—I can see nothing but splendid success ahead. My units that are now available at $2.00 each (yield- ing dividends at the rate of 60% per annum) cannot linger long at this price. { Another cash dividend for May is practically assured, and if our San Saba well should be completed before the regular dividend date, my next monthly cash pay-out might exceed ay total disbursements to date-—155%. ‘The world little knows how bright our future is in this project, and perhaps it is' just as well that it doesn’t. 500,000 UNITS PAR VALUE $1 EACH Sold in Blocks of Not Less Than Ten or More Than 1,000— When the investing public of America awakes to the realization of the fortune making possibiliies of my project—and they are awakening rapidly—I cannot say What the price of my units will be—perhaps $4.00—$8.00 —$16.00—or $100.00 each. Those who joined me a few weeks ago when my units were selling at $1.00 have seen their investment double in yalue and have received substantial cash divi- dends. Those who joined me six months ago have gotten all their money back, plus a 55% profit. Right here I must @ound a note of warning. Brokers in a few cities throughout the United States are “selling short” on shares of Texas-Mexia Drilling Syndicate. I want the co-operation of the brokers, but in jus- tice to everybody concerned I feel in duty bound to ad- vise the investors of America to confine their part pay- ment purchases of Texas-Mexia Drilling Snydicate units to financially responsible brokerage houses. ‘A broker who offers my securities on long time part payment plan with the expectation of being able to Kover” inter at today’s market price, is destined to experience a tragic disappointment. : Representative broxers throughout the nation are now contracting for sufficient units to cover their part payment sales, knowing full well that the shares now quoted at $2.00 will in all probability be absorbed at a much higher figure before the expiration of their part payment contracts with their clients. I mention the foregoing, not as a threat to the brokers, but rather as a friendly word of advice to in- vestors who might be beguiled by the promises of “bucket chops” operating under the guise of “‘hrokerage houses” or, “investment bankers.” The limited offering of my shares at $2.00 each is being rapidly subscribed. Early unit ‘holders are doubling and trebling their subscriptions and new recruits in practically eyery state are locking hands with me in this fortune laden enterprise. ; I want a big army of little investors with me—-I want the co-operation of the “just plain folks” of America. T am an old fashioned man and I hope you are one, for we are the “salt of the earth.” I want you with me. Will you join me—NOW? Very Truly Yours, TEXAS-MEXIA DRILL 1211 F, & M. Bank Bidg., Dear Sir: Limited Offering of Units at $2.00 Each. Express Colonel B. M. HATFIELD (SOLE ‘TRUSTEE) Texas-Mexia Drilling Syndicate Fort Worth, Texas Reference: Any old-time driller or off operator in any part of the world Suite 1211 F. & M. Bank Bldg. Inclosed please find Check for $.......-+ P.O. 1,000) af Trustee. DIVIDEND RECORD TO iyi COL B. M. HATFIELD, Sole Trustee, G SYNDICATE, ‘ort Worth, Texas, Fort Worth,Texas CT+4-15-22 t less than 10 or more ich Col. B. M. Hatfield Meke certificate in the name of and mail dividend checks to.