Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1923, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1293. MIDWEST. COMPLETES TWO WELLS IN WEEK Parker-Dunbar and Wyoming-Associated Leases Give Up Good Produucers In Salt Creek; Other Operations Detailed Two completions are reported by the Midwest Refining company in the Salt Creek field for the week just ended. Parkman-Dunbar well No. 21-A on the southeast quarter of section 12-40-79, was completed at 2,469 feet and is now swabbing. Wyoming-Associated well No, 18-A, on the north- east quarter of section 36-40-7 The production the first 24 hours amounted to 871 barrels and the well is to be produced as a shale well. The Midwest operations on wildcat wells end in the Baxter Basin and Elk Basin fields are as follows: Neiber Dome Test Well, depth 2,510 cementing 10 inch casing. Midwest Test Well No. 2, depth 4620 feet, drilling, hole caving Miguel Creek, New Mexico, depth 815,drilling. Baxter Basin Field Well 1-x, NE% section 86 04, Poison Spider Is Extended by New Strike POISON—OIL PAGE ea a The discovery of gas at 1,370 feet by the California O!1 company of ‘Wyoming in its well on the northwést corner of section 18-33-82, adds a con- siderable area to the proven gas pro- ducing acreage of the Poison Spider field, and opens up additional gas ter- ritory heretofore believed to be pros- pectively valuable for oil only. In addition to increasing the available supply of gas to Casper from this field, it is regarded as a certaintly that the lower sands near the 1,500 feet horizon contain oll in commer 9, was completed at 905 feet. depth 1,942 feet, drilling by bit. Well 29, SE% section 25_18_104, depth 1,815, drilling. NE% section 2_17_104, , running 12% inch casing. Elk Basin Fieid Well 2 Elk il, filling up hole to Straighten. Well 1 Tip 2, dep h 1,040 feet. 12% inch casing parted, now pulling same. Well 1 Tip 7, hauling in tools. Well 10 Elk’ 7, depth running 8% inch 5. Gas Field 1,010 feet, cial quantities over a large area. ‘The California Oil company's well is located close to the north line of its lease immediately south of the Marquardt lease and cornering with the New York Oil company holdings to the northwest. It is understood that offset wells will probably be started immediately. The strike is considered the most important discovery in the fields west of Casper since the discovery of oil in the Tensleep sands by the New York and Fargo Oi! companies at South Casper Creek. | SENATOR: WARREN GIVES MEMORIAL GUN TO TOWN . | OF BIRTH WASHINGTON, D. C., May 30.— (Special to The Tribune.)}—A sol- | diers’ memorial was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies today in the town of Hinsdale, Mass., birth- place of Senator Francis E. War- ren of Wyoming, who presented to the town the principal features of the memorial. It stands in the grounds of the Hinsdale Public library, and consists of a twelve- pounder field gun of Civil.war type mounted on a cut-granite base, on the sides of which are bronze tab- lets containing the honor rolls of the loyal men of Hinsdale, both the Uving and the dead, who served in all wars of the United States from the Revolution to the World war. A dedicatory tablet atpears on the front of the granite plinth, bearing New Memberships Added by C. of C. ‘New memberships that were gained by the Casper Chamber of Commerce as reported at noon Tuesday included (2), the Wigwam, Hal Curran and Larson and Jourgenson (2). PATHFINDER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blanton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ames of Cas. per were callers at the J. C. Houston home Sunday. eee the J, 8. Brown Mercantile company | Che Casper Daily Cribune PLACE TODAY acknowledgment of the senater's gift to the town and citing his Civil war service and the inscrip- tion upon the senator's congres- sional medal of honor, awarded to him for gallantry in action at the siege of Port Hudson, Lousiana, in 1863, ) Mrs. A. VAN ARNAM \If You Are a Woman j In Middle Life} | You Cannot Afford to Overlook One Word of This. | Davenport, Iowa.—‘“I wish I could tell to all the world how much I owe to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. I was nearing middie life when my Jast child came and my health was miserable, I had continuous pain in my right side. I took nine bottles of | School closed at Pathfinder a week |ago last Friday. The teacher Miss | Marquis, is at her home in Casper. eee |urday and Sunday at Pathfinder. oe. Allen Hoshaw is leaving Pathfinder Monday for lambing camp. see F. M, St. Kinson of Mitchell, Neb., — Ee BIG DANCE AT | Presbyterians | Refute Liquor was a business visitor here from Thursday until Sunday. ! eee John Tuscaur spewt a short time| Favorite EB. W. Davis and family spent Sat-| ‘Favorite Prescription’ and can truly say that I suffered the least that time and my health afterwards was | better than it had ever been before. | While passing through the critical time of life I depended solely upon | ‘Favorite Prescription’ to keep me | well and strong and it did not fail jn I had none of the distressing | symptoms most women have at this | period, such as heat flashes and dizzy spells. I came through in excellent | health and am still just as strong and well as I was thirty years ago, thanks to this best of medicines, Dr. Pierce's Prescription.”—Mrs. Alice last week in Casper on business and} Van Arnam, 1705 W. Fourth St. pleasure. SS eee Your health is most important to | you. Why not write Dr. Pierce's In- Dr. W. R. Dougan has returned) valids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for from Montana ‘where he has been for | free, confidential, medical advice or and thrills is Agnes Paramount picture, “Racing Hearts,” which was given its opening showing at the Rialto theater last evening. SPLENDID PLOT FOUND IN “AGING HEARTS’ A splendid automobile story of love Ayres’ latest Miss Ayres, as the peppy young daughter of an automobile manufac turer, endeavors to save the firm of the Granada Motors from bankruptcy by persuading her father to go in for advertising. “Ginger” as Miss Ayres is known in the story, sets out on her own hook to obtain some snappy publicity for the Granada cars. She SWAN UNDERREAMERS & AT:‘YOUR SUPPLY STORE LOSE NO CUTTERS” PS, Lap oie) L Abe is arrested for speeding and later wins the Grand Prize Race, BE THERE FRIDAY EVENING at the “ADAM'S RIB” DANCE ARKEON Ten 5-Ib. Rib Roasts giv- en away free to the la- dies holding the lucky numbers. A427 Y THEATRE #\ JE SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY Billy Maine’s Big Co. 25—PEOPLE—25 In the Side-Splitting Musical Farce “TOO MANY HUSBANDS” A Hurricane of Laughter and Fun. Photoplay “THE SAGEBRUSHER” PAGE FIVE Richard Dix, as Roddy Smith, any ert Cain as the villain, Warren Rog automoblle engineer has the leading . Farrel Mac- mate role opposite Miss Ayres. Theo. ‘devil dore Roberts is Gini AMERICA . TODAY and THURSDAY “THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS” —with— ‘MILTON SILLS —and— ANNA Q. NILSSON . The Yegr’s Most Novel Film. TODAY and THURSDAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN —and— JACKIE COOGAN —in— “THE KID” —Also— “A RAMBLING ROMEO” 10c and 20c NEWS and TOPICS Shows at 1, 2, 8:80, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 10c AND 40c Memorial Day DANCE Special Music Features for the Day MUSIC BY Tom Watkins’ Orchestra Supreme You Know How This Famed Organization Can Play! MANY SPECIALTIES New Novelty Numbers by DOROTHY HAYS, JR. Blues Singer and Dancer Patriotic Ballads by ZITA _ MIDDLEVITCH That Delightful Soloist. | the last month attending to business) send 10c for trial package of Favorite | affairs, Prescription Tablets.—Advertisement. SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Prices 10c-40c ARKEON TONITE Pledge, Repor We Have the Smoothest and Best Floor in Casper C—O sper This evening at the Arkeon there will be @ Memortal day dance for all those who wish to top off the holiday with an evening of dancing to high class music and_ entertainment. Tommy Watkins’ orchestra, featuring half dozen new numbers, will fur- nish the brand of music that hes grown so popular in Casper in the last few months, Dorothy Hays,"Jr. and Zeta Middle- vitch, “blues” and ballad singers re- spectively, will be on the job with wpecial solo numbers to add to the geiety of the occasion. The carnival dance staged at the Arkeon last night was a huge succe! and the tons of confetti, the miles of serpentine and the carnival noise makers were appreciated by the big crowd which jammed the dance hall to the doors. Let ’er Zip! "RACING HEARTS" THEODORE, ROBERTS RICHARD. on @ Paramoaal Picea Lovely Agnes at the wheel, in a romance siz- zling with thrills. —Also— Plum Center Comedy “Pop Tuttle’s Long Shot” Aesop’s Fables A Trip Through Film- SWAN UNDERREAMERS » AT YOUR'SUPPLY STORE GBrivcerorTr ‘THE PIPE FOLLOWS PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 30.— Denial of newspaper reports that the Presbyterian church in the U. | S. A. took any action at the recent general assembly in Indianapolis to compel its members to sign a total abstinence pledge, was made by Lew'!s 8. Mudge, stated clerk of the denomination. “In view of widespread misrepre- sentation, the following statement is issued,” said the announcement issued by Mr: Mudge: Y “The general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the U. 8. A. in sesion at Indianapolis took no action compelling the members of said church to sign a total abstin- ence pledge, The resolution adopt- ed states ‘it is the sense of this gen- eral asembly’ that our members should do so. Tho resolution is in no way mandatory. It is entirely advisory.” Aap ee EIGHT PLACED = ON TRIAL FOR U. 9, oWINDLE Six Los Angeles Men and Two Army Officers Are Included. LOS ANGELES, May 30,—The trial of six Los Angeles business men and | two army officers on charges of con- spiracy to defraud the government of approximately $1,000,000 through ma- nipulated bids in an auction of sur-| plus army goods at Camp Kearne; near San Diego, in February, 19; began Monday in the United States district court. ‘The defendants are Ben Sugarman, | Ike, Dan and Joe Greenberg, Allen Harris and Eugene Hirsch of Los Angeles, and Major Max Elser and Captain Frank Tingley of @Me United States army. The two army officers appeared in uniform, and their coun- sel stated they had already been tried by army court-martial and exonerated. | ‘The government contends the de- fendants, before the auction, arranged to name their own auctioneer, who was to “knock down” goods at below market prices to them. The defend- ants have denied there was any such arrangement or they received any goods Os pre-arranged or under mar. ket values. Yellow Cab No. 1—Original best No. No. No. to give you a free ride to evening, May 31. Cab Dance. WEEP—and th No chance for weeps Marinello Shop On | E. Second Opened A new marinello shop was opened yesterday by Mrs. Ruth Lano and Miss Carolyn Spaulding at 243 Bast Second street. The shop is modern in every respect and is newly equipp- ed. Only expert Marinello and marcel operators are employed. ‘The proprietors formerly conducted the marinello shop in the balcony of Smith-Turner's drug store. © Surveying and Locations Geologists, Oil Experts, Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints WYOMING MAP AND BLUE PRINT CO. P. 0. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Biér. “DARK HORSE” and ‘ | RIALTO Mask Dance AT NORTH WASHINGTON HALL THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 31 SIX CASH PRIZES dressed couple, —Best comedy couple. -—Best looking couple. 4—Best masked coupie. No. 5—Best shaped couple. No.6 —Couple who dance the best of all. We have arranged with the Yellow Cab Company the Masked Ball Thursday Meet at the Yellow Cab Company Office, Second and Center, from 8 p. m. to 10 p. m. and they will take you free of charge to the Yellow LAUGH—and the world laughs with you. e laugh’s on you! in this picture. Come in comfy clothes—or else tighten the fastenings on your go-to-meetin’s—you're goin’ to laugh! ‘Fools of Fortune” With an All-Star Cast, Including MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, TULLY MAR- SHALL,, JACK DILL, FRANK BROWN LEE AND RUSSELL SIMPSON TOMORROW and SATURDAY STARTING TODAY The Screen’s Greatest Character Actors Wallace and Noah Beery In the Sensational Sea Drama ALSO TWO-PART COMEDY ‘RADIO ACTION BOMB” 10c and 30c Where the flapper came from— and how she got that way! “ADAM'S _ RIB” =e A few choice 10-acre lots for sale at $750. $50 cash and $15 per month. AAA One seven-acre lot on the pavement for resale. Contract let a few days ago for $98,000 to widen pavement to 18 feet and lay a heavy coat of asphalt over same to north side of Englewood, thus insuring Englewood the very best road in the west. Yesterday’s rains filled both six mile lakes at Englewood. So let us take you out today and see Casper’s best suburb at its best. LATE lO JOHM M. ENGLAND CO. COME EARLY—STAY LATE! Dancing from 9:00 to 12:00 P. M4, Arkeon Dancing Academy CAMARA IOI AE 202 0-S Bldg. Phone 1129 543-J OCA