Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Pointing Out Froble f Ditel DRILLING otLN One. Continned from F arger He state field at present 000 barrels and pletion of wells now ‘ nd planned would boost this total to above the 200,000 barrel mark It was shown by maps prepared by E. L. Estabrook of the Midwest en. gineering department that the wells dered as necessary for the hold of leases and offsets would bring up to 670. This would in: eh wells now completed of which on September 6 the three Mid- west companies had 125 to the second The Wyoming Associated con 600 acres with one well on each program as planned the Midwest of ave an average of t for 36 acres, nil other companies would have one swell for each 30 acres, making an average for the field of one for each 03.4 acres. When the ret was called the follow fing compknies answpred “present” through representatives: Midwest Oil, Wyoming Associated, ‘Wyoming Of] Fields, Mountain & Gulf, Consolidated, Fensland pire State, Carter, Inland 0, & R., okans, Utah Oil Refining, Ohio, Staley Syndicate, Frantz Corp., Tax as company, Western States O. & L., (Bessemer, Wolverine, Chappel, Black stone, Mosher Syndicate, Marine, Glen- rock, New York Oil, Consolidated Roy- malty, Western Exploration, Sinclair- “wyoming, Royalty & Producers an’ fhe Mutual. The government inter- ests were represented by R. C. Patter- won of the bureau of mines and State Geologist’G. B. Morgan was also pres- ent. ‘Those interests having no one pres wnt included: Producers & Refiners Jorp., Kasoming, Five Tribes, Bonfils, Schuster, Gates, Kneepe Hardrock and the Pacific. Over He Goes! FREIGHT RATES. MUST BE CUT TO’ CAVE INDUSTRY So Says Senator Capper in} Broad Run was the talk of the Far 10w after this unusual jump. WILLIE KAM’S LIFE INSURED FOR $125,000 BY WHITE SOX Hodge already nave been turned over to the Seals as part payment. Katom will not report to the White Sox until the spring of next year. CURTAILMENT OF fe was insured for $125,- was taken out 000 when a policy insuring the club against the death | of Wiltic Kamm, third baseman of the San Francisco President Charles A. was announced. star catcher of Sox club, who acts as an insurance agent when not playing baseball, wrote the policy. ‘There have been numerous stances where the life of player wes insured for amounts as high as $50,000, but th icy is sald to set a high record in been insured, Kamm, who is only 22 years old, is said to be one of third basemen in the game today, | and was purchased by the Chicago White Sox for $100,000 cash and players valued at $25,000. pitchers, Dgugley McWeeney, Har- ry Courtney and Clarence “Shovel” AUTO THF IS SHOT, WOUNDED (Continued from Page One) ment later he catapulted out of the Jseat and Into the mow yoratam) will! aeuiittarat: | oetec a e the greatest | Works a few have been checks: ing made. Moon and Luque tore through Chug- water, 40 miles north of Cheyenne, at a high rate of speed earlier in the ‘The town marshal ordered them to stop but they disregarded his command. A volley from his revolver failed to take effect. The sheriff's office is still working on the cases of the other two stolen One is ‘a Buick roadster, owned by Oscar L. Quinn of Iowa, and the other a Buick seven-passenger, the property of Peter Tobin of 330 CY ave- pith nate ceed Claesified ads tn_ the winners and u give with every 50c paid win you a bic prize. 10c-25¢ Lawson Heaters are Safe! No open fiame to ignite skirts or draper- ies. Light it when you rise. in comfort. No fuei waste. Yho amount paid for Kamm is the highest in the history of the game with one exception—when the New York Yankees paid a Uke amount for Babe Ruth. MERCHANTS BILKED BY FAKE WARAANT ARTIST; Nine hundred dollars’ worth of forged checks are in the -hands of 26 different business men of the city as a result of a raid made on the check book of the Petroleum Iron days ago. This com- pany has under way the construction of a number of tanks for the Texas Refinery company east of Casper. Someone tére a number of the checks from the books, forged treasuror’s pame, Insurance Rates At. Lavoye Readjusted Gerald L. Schuyler, general agent for several of the old line insurance companies in the western states, who has been in Casper the last two days, has completed his photographing of WOMIN Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. LAST TIMES TODAY Cecil B. De Mille’s Greatest juction “FOOL'S PARADISE” | —Also— LARRY SEMON COMEDY Odorless Lawson Of course, you sleep with windows - open—the healthful way. But open months—bring a morning chill that’s hard to chase unless you have a Lawson. Heaters windows—in Winter I Soon, cheering, warm rays of radiant heat—like the sun—flood the room. The Lawson Heater is Odorless—absolutely. red-hot inner core —the “glowing heart” consumes gas efficiently. No stuffy, devitalized atmosphere. . Try the Lawson—for health, for economy, for comfort. Come in and let us demonstrate. Prices Are 20 to 33 1-3 Per Cent Less Than Last Year. E. P. BRENNAN 131 West Railroad--Phone 7143 TOMORROW ~ DOROTHY DALTON | “Phe Dark Road” STARTING SATURDAY | HOUSE PETE VIRGINIA VALLI MATT. MOORE JOSEF SWICKARD= | tneiden.al to re-rating the town. | ance company, tor which Mr. Schuy- | ler is the’ general agent in 10 western states, announce that they have se cured the agency for the Mutual Bene. fit, Health and Accident Ihsurance company in Wyoming. an uni members when J. S. Mechiing was made eutenant governor for the dis-| TOS0Ot Thiman, Tyson, Ward, > veaver Wilson, Wingd—69. |oeming” Me ateching yas sete a. ogy to this post by the delegates who met; 214: o58 ar at the district convention in Colorado Saati Spee & few S098 208. Republicans Ackerman, Brown, Tennessee; Cannon, Chandler, New| Virgini ‘ork; Crago, Fenn, Freeman, Glenn. | as; Woods, Virginia—19. the and cashed them on the strength’ of thelr official ap- pearance, Sheriff Jge L. Marquis has been no- tified of the case and is working hard to apprehend the forgers. described as cashing the and a search for these is be- Two men 10c-25c €de Casper Daily Cribung . Sere = HOUSE PASSES Mosher cump in the Salt Creek field, Robert A. Burns and son, local rep- resentatives of the Cal'#of,Pire Insur- Kiwanis club recetved ‘ 1 honor through one of its|7°*2*: trict whigh includes Colorado, Overtiding Veto. The Meutenant governor is district trustee for the local Ktwants club, a well as being a member of the Casper |— oi 14 Greene, Vermont; Hick! chamber of commerce and president N Kline. Se the Casper Motor idlubs: ese ibea| mens, Seteertes, | OnaPER SE been a loyal worker for the Casper MacArth McLatighlin, Sciwaniens an@' has done much’ to hekp |LAaeec: |. MacArteee Wedata: forty canneries in that section. —————— Tenessee, Garrett, Texas; Hart. we a ~ RO Se RERUNS ey ES ACT OVER VETO sContinued irom Fase One) Gigri. Florida: Collins, Cullen, Dough- eatin ot 1.5, MECHLING NAME (Smomcsomsoet Res fea Fisher, Gallivan, Griffin, Hammer, Harrison, Hayden, Huddleston, Hud- night in August the home of Daniel F. Murphy wes burglarizd and a large part of. the equipment of his out messages. The new station had and could not be located, installed a .ecelving set an an auto mobile and night after night toured the city, tuning the set to the pitch slectrician, set out to find it. He | | of th ti j New York; J.uyton, Lee, New York; dier bonus bill wne laid before the |i senate shortly ‘after 2:30 o'clock and} the president's veto message.read tu the senate, which already had been debating the question for more than an hour, McLaughlin, Pennsylvania: Perkins. toward the success of the club here, . Merritt, Mills, Moors, —_— ewton, Minne- One hundred million fruit cans were |*” manufactured in San Jose, Calif. this |S021,, “Taylor. > year to take care 6f the output of} 7 saway, Underhill, Winslow.—2s Democrats—Black, Bland, Virginia; Box, Collier, Connally, Texas; Davis 2 l tennessee; Deal, Drewery, Garrett, | MILLIONS POINT WAY TO ABUNDANT HEALTH, Hopeful Messages to Those |spiring tnd hopeful message. TESTIMONIALS GIVEN WOULD FILL VOLUMES there comes new life, Possible for Everyone to En- | act! joy the Good Things of Life—to Eat, Sleep, Work and Play to the Fullest Every human being is entitled to health, happiness and success. 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Yet these hardly-noticed power and com- munication lines, which your public utility organizations parade all over the country and march up and down the alleys and streets of your town, are outward signs of ‘the little- seen service you so greatly depend upon to make your home and business what it is to- day. .Holes alone represent a big investment on your behalf. Placed end to end, the holes dug for telephone, electric and trolley poles would make a telescope large enough to af- ford a “‘close-up” of Mars. Then there are the cross-arms which sup- port the wires, the wires themselves, the in- sulators to which the wires are attached, the pins over which the insulators are screwed and the numerous other parts and materials that enter into the making and- maintenance of the modern service line. : Add to these the big plants worth thou- sands or millions of dollars and the cost to the average family for utility service—but about 4 per cent of its income—is small as compared with the value received and the in- yestment involved. ~~ Natrona Power Co. Phone 68 Wes SORE RADIO USED TO CATCH CLEVELAND THIEF WHO STOLE BIG RADIO SET CLEVELAND, Sept, 20.—One | the messages grew faint, he changed | t¢), him into the trouble the direction of the car. able Finally, repeated circling of a par ticular biock jailed to show any | Pay up for sou: Tribune ana ; radio station stolen. Among the | point were the messages could be |® key for every 58c pald 1 10 KIWANIS OFFICE speth, Jacoway, Jeffers, A:abama:7 loot was a high-powered vending | heard more plainly than another. | F Johnson, Mississippl;’ Jones, Texas; 5 Kincheloe, Kindred, Lankford, Linth- ‘}icum, Lazaro, Lyon, McClintic, Me- Swain. Martin, Meads, O'Brien, O'Conner, * Oldfield, Park, Georgia; i pes ain Park, Arkansas; Pou, Quin, Rankin, Rayburn, Rouse, Sabath, Sapders, Sandelin, Smithwick, Steagall, Stedman, Sullivan, Swink, Tague, Taylor, Arkansas: Taylor, Colorad set. e Erie Kutz, , lived in this block. ‘00 lL ATE TO CLASSIFY ‘ ees days later radio operators He had becorte the pride of the T in leveland heard a new station neighborhood with his new wireless ¥ table, with powerful apparatus sending | set. Persons came to his home ee ee poten Bre ‘brand Believing it was operated by the thief who robbed him, Murphy, an every day to see the set. As fellow | Fourteenth and Box | Elder, no call number, was not licensed | radio fans, Murphy and his friends | ment F. also Visited the house. here they Yecognized the stolen apparatus. Kutz was sentenced to an indeter. 9.20. a i : i | } ‘WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922, minate term in the Mansfiey ~ formatory yesterday after he .. seen Indicted for burglary, acc. and receiving stclen property Gehied the burgiary ~ charge, pleaded guilty to the charge o/ ceiving stolen property, saying had bought the outfit Probation officers reported th was his love for the hobby and}; desire to experiment which ha! FOR RENT—Two-room = nicely + nished house. 745 5S. Melrose. unknown operater. When Oliver,’ Seays, Sumners, Tex: ) Total 54. \ — I WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—The sol-} Bargai Marmon Roadster Hudson with winter top - Cole Aero eight .... diliac touring ‘ssex sedan Essex phactca Oakland eight fational Six . Bute . ri . Hupmobile Studebaker . Grant Six . 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