Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 8

+ MARKET GOSSIP AND FELD NEWS UANGE GREEK WELL IN OIL SAND May 1—The sv. : Preme court today declined to decide pee er tee eats holding as at this time what constitutes the | Indian allottees, extended omy to south bank of the Red river—an ts- | the riddle of the river t sue in the controversy between Tex- | south bank, but that ~ as and Okishoraa involving rich ow | of the river beiong=d to the Un lands—but in an opinion delivered | States. This conclusion as to fed by Justice Van Devanter Jeclared | ownership justice Van Devanter sai » the claim of Oklahoma to the bud of | was binding upen al! claimants. —_— the river was not well founded. Bond Issue Authorized. WASHINGTON, May The inter oday au Speculative Issues Feature Trading on New York Ex- change Today. Drilling of Ohio Oil company’s Leo No. 16 well on section 35-36-65 of the Lance Creek field is the outstanding develop- ment of the Lance Creek field for the last week, according to Manville reports. Oil shot over the derrick when the hole was sent through the cement into the sand, says the Manville News. Drilling was resumed recently after allowing casing A Locomot ive American Smel Americon Sugar ........... 00% |America: Sumatra Tobacco 02 “i eS T. and T. American Tobacco American Woolen Anaconda Copper | NEW YORK, May 1.—The specula- tive steeis, oils, motors and equip- iments featured the stronger side of today’s stock market, wut high-grade rails and investment industrials were | backward. Sales approximated 1,150, we 123 140 a5 53% Switzerland | 15.53; state commerce comm iss Denmark demand, 21.15; demand, 19.38; Atchison to set o= aeobse 261 Spain demand, meet ag = Atl, Gulf and =t Indies | 000 shares. Greece demand, 4.43; Poland demand, thorized the St. Louis-San Frencline The main camp of the Obio Oil com Baldwin Locomotive .. 118% Crucible Steel, American Can and} 02%; Czccho-Slovakia demand, 1.9¢;|rallroad to issue $10,932,000 in 5% ps Mo pea cab ae yg paMimare end’ Oto 47% | some of the local utilities were among] Argentine demand, 36.12; Brazil de-)per cent bonds, which will be = its present location to sectian + ~ Bethiehem Steel “B" | a 7s- °. Ms amount rake < ’ Luck Royalty . Canadian Pacific | the stronger issues in late trading, but | mand, 13.75: Montreal, 98 9-15, changed for a similar in progress on Rolff x ‘ance Creek Royalty 7 per cent bonds previously issued and 14 | Pressure was directed against United Se: 3%. Timea loans steady; 60 days, 4%; 90 days, 4%; six months, 4% @4%. Prime mercantile paper, 4% @4'4. neducoamene tai Jazz Detended, No Worse Than Waltz, Claim weeks ago. The well is the shallow est producer in the field and had just | reached an oil sand when the fire oc curred. Drilling is expected to open much larger production. Mi We. §, Of the Unies OR /CoBpSDY | preston. To TS oat chats | States Stee!, Mexican Petroleum and Money. now being used as collateral for ad on holdings of the Sunset company | Atike Henry Shemapenks (aun Ons jsome rails, The closing wes irregu-] NEW YORK, May 1.—Call money| vances made the railroads. ; and drilling will be resumed at 2.000] Mountain and Gulf... Chicago, Mil and St. Paul firm; high, 4%; low, 4; ruling rate, 4;/> — cares 34 re feet after having been suspended when | Northwest Chino Copper .....---..-0«. closing bid 4; offered at 4%; last loan, | fire destroyed the first rig several 90% | Colorado Fuel ‘and Iron call loarls against acceptances, Corn Products Crucible Steel jadvances at the active opening of to- “| day's session. The volume of dealings indicated another large accumulation of orders over the weekend. Gulf States Steel was the conspicuous fea ture, soon gaining 4% points. Inter national Paper, Associated Dry Goods ee orate American Locomotive, Otis Elevator, pice "1 : California Petroleum anc ‘Kelly Sear ee | Springfield Tire rose 1 to 1% points Taternational Paper. 2 | Mexican Petroleum and Studebaker Invincible Oil ...... | Were the only leaders to renct, the lat Kelly-Springfield Tire |ter being scld on the failure of the di Kennecott Copper | rectors to declare more than the regu- Riverton Refg. - Royalty & Producers Sunset .. Tom Beil Royalty - Western Exploration. Wind River Refg. United Pate « Wyo-Kans Wyo-Tex . Western Oil Ficids Western States ¥ ou Net Gain <£ Two Cents Rec- ords Wh.e May Delivery Holds Steady. Players Lask Asphalt .. Are here from the Colorado Nurseries, Lo Colo. Please call for yours as soon as possible. The Colorado Nursery AT NATRONA COAL AND TRANSFER CO. Tribune Bld: Mutaal Buys Tank Station. The Mutual Ol1 company has taken 1.—Although im|over the tank and service station of some quarters, sharp fiuctuating|the Home Oil and Supply company at prices today were expected to accom-| Torrington, Wyo., in branching out in pany the beginning of deliveries of | marketing facilities in that state. Wheat on May contracts, the market | opened quietly. Deliveries totalled | 1,600,000 bushels, about as had been estimated for several days past. Un- Co. Great Northern pfd Illinois Central CHICAGO, May Riverton Test Drilling, 9 | The Cornoily Oil company has re- sumed drilling in its test well nine Mountain Producers . .$15- ‘7 " 12.75 i = z ° ~ Merritt . . Louisville and Nashvil lar common dividend. PRINCETON, N. J., May 1—Jazz er such circumstances and with the| miles north of Riverton, Wyo., after] Merritt +7; Stiartons Sbateihecianl vee C Studebaker soon threw off its heavi ness rallying two points within the first hour. Other motors, notably is mo worse than the old fashioned waltz, Fritz Kreisler, famous violinist, said here. remainder of the month still open for | Setting 12%-inch casing at 1,250 feet May contracts, the course of prices in Salt Creek Pris. Salt Creek Cons. Prod. and Refrs. Kinney to Be Dissolved. the ear! trading appeared to be gov. Look: sati: ersed. largely hy ther eee Saal aot Oa KiSGuSa Cn aaa maceing | mentant : 3544 | Ow pectorved Mack Tracks and Boren | ‘cmorous fava Ob toe euelcal werk f rs of the Kin Oil and Refining | Mutual 2 . aap recent ty, eer rae ba wag prea ‘s to be held 7 Cacbades S 0. Indiana 4 and Hartford .. i dope rose 1 to 1% points. Oils and in-|there is nothing objectional about it, + ering athena = areal been Jane’ 1, ati whick ‘a ipre 1 will be {Cities Service Com . 4 nd Western dependent steels added substantially} he declared in discussing modern eeiittetratoes bere, 0 ‘too, did talk of | Submitted to dissolve the corporation LIBEETI BONDS reel ie Wy lost Raturtey's | gules, aapestalty | magie batete Wha concert At Princeton CASPER STORAGE CO. 99.22 Oklahoma Prod and Ref. $ 99-27 Pacific Oil 99.30 Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania ex div. 3 he California division. Coppers were aaiit jin further demand, Republic, Lacka = / Wanna, Cricible and Sloss Sheffield re- | sponded to the strength shown by Gulf ates Steel. Leading equipments rose Jan average of one point ahd Montana intversity. “If the drinking and general high life which has characterized its exist ence can be traced to its door, jazz is to be deplored,” he added. “But I do ,0t believe this to be true; jazz is but after transfer of its assets to the Kin lagge abandonment of winter wheat se ney-Coastal Oil company.. acreage in Oklahoma. Wheat started % to 2c higher with | May $141 to $1.41% and uly $1.26% te $127. Then a modefate setback of prices ensued, with trade mean 313 West Midwest Ave. sSecese Brodie Rubber Co. » Thirty Miles Pipe Here. With over two-thirds of its pipe on hand for the new eight-inch pipeline Fourth 446 ‘ i vo ds in ‘na ‘ower and Brooklyn Gas ‘featured the j 1 clever satire on the older music. while chiefly of a local character. Pek ter besa pre gone onan, Victory 4% utilities, Rails were the only laggards ieee ee In later dealings, the market had a| Disner And Saiy e ruhing “werk aside from the higher prices quoted} At the age of fifteen the Korean moderate upward tendency, helped by for Illinois Central and New York Chicago and St. * ” ed looking to earty completion of the pro- sirt is an “old maid,” if not marri Gye fact that May deliveries had been n Louis. Food special readily absorbed. Besides bullish crop cae is sexortoa ghaxiaSenlas iolinehe Crude Market ated at onal 8 were strong National Biscuit ris extimates were current, and expert| tins is on hand hore that toto on tanaard Of On NJ. ing 6 points. Call money opened 4 per @emand continued active. The close/ anq 29 miles has alread; been strung|Grass Creek Studebaker _ Corporation eee ee a a was unsettled, 1%c to 2% net hich-/ 1+ the White Transportation company.|Elk Basin Copper peagareee Be pea eye er, with May $1.41% and July $1.23%] An) the eightinch pipe ahould he de.| Lance Creek 190 Texas Cc The lst continued to give a good to $128%. livered hero before the end of the|Hamilton Dome Reade Nae gee demonstration cf rising strength in IS S Corn and oats showed Independent | present week Rock River 1.58, Tobacco Products ex div. lthe early afternoon despite the mark firmness based largely to a consider-| "A ca for bids has already been is-|Salt Creek . SAS | nien. Pacer ing up of call money rates to 415 per able extent on authoritative assertion | «ued to firms in this district which a Kc wd 135 United Retail Stores - Cent. _—Bapld sdvances tn. closely; ctn that corn was being used for feeding | will include the work of ditching, lay-|@Ul® Cree eg fs Ind. »Alcohol trovied shares indicted an expansion cf om farms in in much greater quanti- ties than has been generally realized. Poo! eperations with the general mar ing in connecting and back-filling. Th od States Po ag Getting Good | | United ket benefiting by confident accumula- Carn opened unchanged to %o higher, Say tea aH oe paral So a | Utah ci ep r tion ot verious lenders. Reputed pro BARGNA %C th sored = slight kk Mart | Westinghouse gress in the steel merger was respon Seen care. Ror mal < Liwestoc re er , {Mible for further gains in the group Weight 6 Pounds Have you bought Despite deliveries of 2,000,000] Peemit Time May Be Extended. Santas uc, 1 Republi. “ising 4 points and Lacka- Seen your Fishing Tackle? Come in and Look Over Our Stock. WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY wanna Gains of 2 to 4 points Were established in many shores |cluding May Department Stores, Gen eral. Electric, Tidewater Oil, Standard of New Jersey, Cluett Peahody ano Postum Cereal. bushels of corn on May contracts, no weakness develope din the corn mar- ket. The close was firm, %c to lc net higher, with July 65% to 65%c. After starting unchanged to %c higher, July 39%c to 40c, the oats ‘ et continued to advance. Lower quotations on hogs tended to Permitees holding oll and gas pros- Ppectors permits on government lan will have an opportunity to file an Chicago Prices. {Cala F rtrolewin TICAGO May 1.—<(United States Montana ower Sitead of Markets)—Cattle receipts Shattuack therm Ore E 25,000; beef steers slow, few early sales t Northern Or y choice steady; others Se lower, packing 15 to 25c low teers $9.15; bulk $7.50 tock and stockers scarce BANK CONSOLIDATION fidavit for extension of time for start or continuanc of operations, accord mts made by the U stric 10 to Although ‘exerc Silver. due diligence in NEW 70! 4 . May 1.—Foretgn bar ren provisions. Preliminaries attendant upon actual to 25 high v cat operations many operators have not | Sbout steady; bulls strong t6 280 Nee | AT CAPITAL | silver 68%c; Mexican dollars 52%. ROYAL STANDARD OF GOLF GOODS Closing been able to comply with the terms of poly 5: quality: pais = TYPEWRITERS * Open High Low Close | development contracts they held. pelle cS : fairly active: London Money. wWhext— Under the order isrued ar. affidavit! Hors rece ee cen ilal Ttinertene —- LONDON, May 1.—Bar silver 14%4 Wo Rent and Repair May may be filed with elther the U. 8. land, Wi PARIS 10'S ee lower than Sat-| CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 1.—Con-|Per ounce. Mopey 1% per cent. Dis- RE A 4 x office at Douglas or with the depart | We@k- mostly 10 to 16e To6S%4 bulk Solldation of the Stock Growers Na-|count rates short bills 2% to 2 7-16 per BUILT MACHINES o. 118% 3 ment of the interior direct on leases in| ¥708v's average: top #000 Oot tional bank of Cheyenne, one of the|cent; three months bills 2% to 2 7-16 Payments if Desired 4 in. this district. ‘The affidavit must be| 710101060; pies stones Tl. Joldest and largest financial institu-|Per cent. CASPER TYPEWRITER May 611% £1 .61% | SUDPorted with at least one statement / "2,0, eae 0n0; market open-| 008 in the state, and the Wyoming at EXCHANGE enue Futy 65 65% 61% (65% 10% fact from a disinterested persan| 2° iow around steady; undertone| Trust and Savings bank of this city, Metals. | George J. Prop. id 2 t tb Nestea who knows the truth of the report Boe ly top shorn lambs. $14.75 {the only exclusively savings bank in| NEW YORK, May 1—Copper firm; 112 East Second Phone 856 May 26% -37% 36% 36% | Ade by the affiant. bulk $14.00@14.50;. best. California| Wyoming, was completed at a. stock- Soa tae Teo ana Veieasty 000; Ore ees Greer ome eee ag be — : 17.50; choice handy| holders meeting held Friday. ‘Ine| Tin lv; spot and nearby, 31,000; ca ae ee ks Ea Tee ceed hor |_mrnes, tank. wan abort’ by the| tater SudbT : Stock Growers. ron ly; No. 1 northern, May ee CLOUDY WEATHER 5 ewes $8.50@9.25. No. 2 northern, 22@24; No, 2 south- HAY, GRAIN, FEED, “Your Accesso House” ard ; * ern, 16,50@17. SSOry us: Ma: —— 10.97 10.77 10.90 S. SALT uly —— 11.20 11,03 1115 OMAHA, Neb. May 1—United Chinese Peddler aoe! ee eh eas i Ribs— ‘| States Bureau of Markets)—Hogs re- F | =pct sor cx ae Laake Casper Storage Co. e May —_—_ — ceipts 8,000. active 5 to 10c lower; Of Dope Is Treé Res Ab, reas 313 W. Mid: ye July 2127 1.17 i bulk 180 to 250 pound butchers 9.90@ ony; spot, 5,25. . Midwest Ave. = 10.00; top 10.16; bulk 260 to 325 pound — Batter, Eges, Poultry. ‘WASHINGTON, May 1-—Weather | mutch 9.75@9.90; packing grades}) CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 1.—‘Too Foreign Exchange Steady. e a outlook for the week beginning Mon-| PUtchen, $9-75@ ia soon, Toy Soon, too soon” was the| NEW YORK, May 1.—Great Britain 4 z CHICAGO, May i.-—Butter lower; $8.75@9.50. 5 a “WE PAY THE LOSS’ eteamery extras 27%c; firsts 33@37c. 7 Region of the Great Lakes—Gener- ; 2 : ty jail here Friday when Toy Soon,|bils on banks, 4.40%. France de- Tribune Ble sonds: 320; standards 37c. mostly 10 to 25c lower; extreme weak/|ty § y ry a pres higher; receipts 66,830 cases;| "1 fair and normal temperature,|¢o asc lower. other gradea off most;|Chinese, was released at the end of a|mand, 9.21%; cables, 9.22, Ttaly de Pelton & Hemry firsts 23%. ordinary firsts 21%@22c;; Ut with a probability of unsettled | top yearlings $8.50; she stock and bulls| six months term imposed by the feder-|mand, 6.85%; cables, 5.36. Belgium Insurance and Bonds miscellaneous 22% @ 23c; packed extras 25%c; firsts 250. Poultry altve lower; fowls 26c; broil- er 42@5éc. roosters 16c. 1,100-BARREL GUSHER FIRST WELL ON LAND Justifying the exependiture of $226,- 00 bonus which was paid by the Con- storage storage packed day: weather and local rains latter part, Upper Mississippi and lower Mis- souri valleys: Rocky mountain and plateau reg- ions—Considerable cloudiness; normal temperature and occasional showers. Pacifig state—Generally fair and normal temperature, but with a prob- ability of occasional showers in Wash- ington and Oregon. SS An enterprising yotmg woman tn ‘New Engtand has adopted the novel ‘occupation of painting signs for the moasiside inns which cater to motor tourists. Cattle receipts 10,000; beef steers about steady; veals strong; stoclers and feeders steady. Sheep receipts 8,500; clipped lambs strong; bulk $13.50@14.00. best held at $14.25; spring lambs weak; top $16.50; sheep and feders stexdy; shear- ing lambs 95 pound average $15.19. Denver Prices. DENVER, Colo., May Receipts 3,600; market steady to 10c higher; beef steers, $6,50@8.10; cows and heifers, $4,75@7.50; calves, $8.50 @11.50; bulls, $3@4.25; stockers and feeders, $6@7.50. Hogs — Receipts 1,000; market DOCTORS CLAIMED RECOVERY wail of prisoners in the Laramia coun- during his acted as jail cook. the best cook that ever came out of the Celestial regions or any other re- gions whatsoever, and his departure jfrom the jail made profounder the steay to 10c higher; top, $10.25; bulk, $9.85@10. Sheep—Receipts, 4,800; market 10¢ Se higher; lambs, $14@15.35; ewes, } loom customarily enshrouding the in-| 1.—Cattle—jstitution. al court for trafficking in opium. Soon| demand, 8.46 incarceration voluntarily} demand, 35: Every inmate of|demand, 38.16; cables, 38.19. the prison emphatically acclaims him| demand. 18.65; Sweden demand, 25.82; demand, 4.42%; cables, 4.43%; 60-day ; cables, 8.47. cables, Germany 35%. Holland Norway All Lines Reom 24, Townsend Building Special called meeting of Caspenters Local 1564 tonight at 8 o’clock. Business of Importance. PISTON RINGS You can’t have full motor power with worn or Phone 1203 9090029095000 0000-8-99596-06669-00-000090606 1 DOOOS 9060409006044 U0 ooeprhasav It’s Easier to Keep Them Out Than Dri solidated Royalty, Western Explora- leaky Piston Rings. We have just received a ship- Th fe) a pompanies fo v t of M -Norris Rings in Superoyl, Jiffy Gri em Out. | Sea Sra oh ai WAS ALMOST A MIRACLE! | :tiicaueSorcs fuses Sint Sit ; which was purchased last y the first well completed on the tract pro duced 1,105 barrels for the first 24- hour period. Tract “C’ was purchased by the Casper concerns as holding promise of large production. The bonus paid for the land was the largest paid for any 160-acre tract sold at the sale held at Douglas under the terms of the leasing bill. increase. The wel! which is located on the facing death, but who for- tunately discovered the right remedy in time, and which brought her back to health Woman Facing Certain Death from Nervous Disorder Discovers Remedy in Time | Nervous disorders are on the 1 Men and women compelled to go out into the world to battle for a living Chase’s Tonic Pills that she crushed them and baked them in my food. After using two boxes I could feed and Concentric Step Cut Rings. to fix up that car. All sizes. OMING Buber TO PLEAse * Just what you need (0 extreme southwest <« er of southwest quarter, of section quite often neglect their | and normal strength: pryecliiand ae cee was completed Saturday noc healebite such an eRe Sad Hise Rena B. Crossland, siisteasd ast oe lye elne ey ae eae ee a iieakicwn is the eee Buil M “ ay afternoon’ respite’. in “production real 2 adie pen a CoN S., doctors and friends said ateria of over 1,100 bwrels. The well also} ~ at & CULY 28 Tecovery was a miracle Y held posisbilitier of much Igrger pro-| Such neglect is criminal. In ofthe wondestul tehetie'l cannot recommend D- A. fated to = east cae £0 Fah ba a mop instances it ads to deseed from eee ef Dr. hf aa Bab opte Eile ceo Weare equipped with the stock to supply In addition to the well which has ata] consequences. en a hase’s Tonic Pills. : Py : ° Be ee oe ee regan | you have moody spells, feel | In March, 1917, I had | _Srm to be facing death.” your wants in high grade lumber and build- AND SCREE eewaita tH) ottack aaa property depressed, begin to have dis- | anaemia of the brain and | Dr. A. W. Chase’s Medicines IN DOORS. AT THE taste for business or social well 3 asa privilege, to tell the mental and physical are on sale at all first class tests are preparing, to spud in. Se duties, when ‘ou cannot cee coaeae is inde- drug stores. To be sure of A-B CAFE Chop Suey house, 303 bi - Thad treatment West B street. Phone 1806J. We sell sleep at night ese are SUTE | from three doctors, and for getting the enuine, see that Japanese table sauce, 60c a bottle és La SY hh should be checked. pees aa es Bates three Las Te »M. ee ss every ae - s tee months I was fed and cared 1s trade mark 1s your + pert workmen. Ail work guaranteed | Read below of the experience | for like an infant. ‘My | protection. against imitations Phone 3 147 South Center Phoi 4 Caxper Jowelry Mfg. Co. O-S Bide. | ofone woman who, according | mother was so @sxious for | and substitutes.—Advertise- 2 . i 54 to her own testimony, was} me to use Dre A. W. ment. : signs of nervous ailments and twelve days was uncon- trait and signature of A. ers’ supplies, Rig timbers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO.