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~ OPERATIONS LISTED oe a _ @ewn and the drillers will Willys Overland ame eceeeree @10.00 to packers;.a few at $10.25 to penetrate the sand to a depth today. American Zine. J stockers and feeders, active. F . Butte and Superior -—--------- Sheep-Recelpts, 10,000; falrly ac-' ‘oreign Exchange , “ ® P ° Colorado Fusl and Iron ------ tive; sheep and lambs, steady to Market Gossip and Briefs __|:si fo sia) rag, Se ee ate en i FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cribune Oil -:- Finance -:- Bonds -:- Stocks wii Grains -:- Livestock BAXTER BASIN FIELD -:- All Markets New York Stocks Allied Chemical & Dye -.... 67% American Can. -.-..--------.2- 96% American Car & Foundry ex div 164 Associated Montacal, Producers & Refindrs, Conti-| American Tacomotiee 7 3 Japanese 4s -. : 5 ae So Boston Wyoming K Caechosolovak Rep. 8¢ ctts nental, Midwest, Ohio and William Keck All Aslicah Crees nee) SR] Baek Rept somes : Bernt ot cena ta ated Pushing Their Wells to Completion : : French Republic 7443 Kingdom of Belgium, &s . b> Kingdom of Norway, ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., June 14.—The status of the vari- s | Gonsollgated RovaIS=— Las 151 | Liquidatign I es _and| Wheat Export Demand Slow, |"mublic uf Chile te us wells being drilled in the Baxter Basin field is as follow el ankeaad Wet ie girder rl asi ia ech oa akey eee , : on Associated Oll company: Montacal No, 1, section 25-17: [aakinie acco Tee SE ed A peg OEIC Ge ersten y Se AE a 1 5 104, drilling out cement and testing for water shut-off; sec-| Baltimore and Ohio -——o Is Weak Advance Auten yacper sion: = American Lo wad 6s ney 5 Hom reece sisaing ve NEW YORK, June 15.—Professional American Tel. and Tel., cv, 63 j Y 1 a c Jean Te!. and Tel. col tr. 5s Montacal Oil company: Rigs idle awaiting develop-| | 3 04 |selling pressure brought about some cutenne mene ab Wat wean Mii acer phate a Section 36-17-104, drilling at 400 feet ning company: rro de Pasco Copp: Kinney Coasta’ .. F stocks, including U. 8. Steel common] Wheat today, during the early dea! Cree! Bethlehem Steel con., 6s, Series A ---__.—____. tion 36-18.104, 10-Inch casing standing Lance k Royalty. “ section 13-17-104, fishing for pipe at established new low records for the|!ngs and gave a material lift to/ranadian Pacific deb. 0 oi Lusk RF, wowewwn ximat 00,000] values. According to one authority,/Cni. Bur. & Quincy ref. 900 feet. en 4 bese ope Lessee we ig heres Be: Chicagg & Northwestern ex div sage: tasey : Sales, ADETERIRIE LSS | 00.00) | Ihe oen@iticnve® ths tctay in Ranke Mil, and Bt. Paul cv Continental company: Section | 18104, drilling at 1860 feet; section! cnicaga, Mil. St. Paul ped - Mountain & Gulf — < was at such a critical stage that the Copper 6s -. $.16-104; Montacal No, 1, waiting for|2-17-104, fishing for bit around 1700 - Chicago, R. T., and Pac. -. New York Oil .—.. i rain would be likely to destroy a|Goodyear Tire 8%, 1941 = - bd : G > 16 Chile Copper ~~. i | NEW YORK, June 15—Marked tr | heavy percentage in the area that |(ireat Northern 7s A Chino Copper ----------------- f 60 | regularity. again characterin tock | D&# bad the best promise. Opening | yore eee eel ‘Te ‘Consolidated Gas ——--...-.- * R opening sures aecoune.: semi | quotations, which ranged from se to |Noum" Gn. be Corn Products --... H mark: Boos ot wets On %o higher, with July $1-11% to/godair Gon Oll c Gosden <0 Gao. oe. i 201 , FSCRV OEY: CECER Eevee int and] sit2%, and September $1.09% to /suuthern Pacific cv Crfuattile (Steel -----.-—. {fornia Petroleum rose @ point and/ $1\o9;' were followed by moderate |{inion Pacific First 4s Cuba Cana Sugar pfd. § [the Pan American issues improved! turner gains, U, 8, Rubber 58 fractionally. Davison Chemical ad Utah’ Power and Erle ~~-nsod-m—-ne estern O!l Frisia... .10 vanced 1%. Texas and Pacific Coal] Export demand was slow, but the | at Mion 6ia a 3 low in re-| market retained most of its advance. |\vestern Union Bia flection baat baat ps rity ‘The close waa firm, Ko to %o net | oneon and Co., cv. yobs uidy, ac agubeme etme aiepe trey CLOSING Additional new low records were] ®4vance. with July 111% to 112 and General Motors 16% 14.62 $14.75] made by Transcontinental and Pure| September 109% to 109%. Moyne, Vester Pegg, Murdock Mac-| which the company ts now putting in. Great Northern pf — — is of .03 J Oll, Royal Dutch and Willys Over-| Predictions that the government re-| 0. :ri6 and Mignonne Golden, Val|‘The water will be secured from the casing at 509 feet. feet: rest of rigs. idle. William Keck: Montacal No, 1, sec- Ohio Oj1 company: Section 22-16. tion 27-17-104, rigs up waiting for|104, spudding; ection 14-17-104,. drill- / botlers, etc. ing around 300 feet. Hardrock Gets 500 Barrel Well in Salt Creek Field we we General Asphalt ~....-..-.---- Gulf States Steel ex div. Mammoth .. . 56.00] land. Rails were firm, gains of about| port July 1 will show crop conditions| 5.1) qirected. bed of the river on a similar plan A report from the field states that) is showing unusually good. The in-|ruinois Central ---------------- 111B| Glenrock Oli 95] point each being recorded by Read-|somewhat under normal help to aus-| Pau! directed. to the Mills water aystem, thus assur. the well of the Hartrock Oil com-| tention is to leave it as it is for the| International Harvester ---.-- 17% z .25| Ing. Southern Rallway preferred,|tain the market in the late dealings ing the best supply obtainable. pany, a Montana corporation, on the| Present although at some future time} ingpiration Copper -----.----- 32 % Pittsburgh and West Virginia and| Prices closed firm at %e to lc net ad Tie: sasehy Gk: thins Sewanee southwest quarter of the northeast |!* may be drilled deeper into pro-|ine, Mer, Marine pfd. 21MIN. ¥. x Atchison. Industrials were under pres:| vance, with July 82%. being graded, and many persona whe quarter of section 24-89-79, Salt Creek, | Metlon. International Peper - 39% sure, Stewart Warner dropping two| Corn and oats were firmer with| = 9 have purchased lota are planning td {s flowing and that {t is expected to| .,7nterent is now turned to the well tnvincible Oil —---e--—------- 12 12 10.27] points. Foreign exchanges opened un-| wheat. After opening unchanged ‘o \bulld homes and to start chicken make 600 barrels or better. penta. mvens) Ol aoeea ret thie long, | Kelly Springteld Tire -..--- na .00 66.25] changed. Ye higher, July 81%o to 81%0, the ranches on the’acre tracts. One pur ‘Thin well waa drifled into the aan) ton shite tt ee ereae Of this local Kennecott, Copper --n---—-— Cities: Service Com. 00 147.00| Bullish demonstrations of strength} corn market scored an additional ad chaser plani to put in a truck gam about 10 days ago and due to the| commotion jeer ably be the next | Lima Locomotive --..—-— Call money -----. 4% per cent} in dividend paying railroads, the Pan-| vance. den, realizing the locai demand for fact that a layer of hard, rock-like fase eldic Coping hag been sen-at te Loulsville and Nashville .--. Americans. California Petroleum Oats started at a shade lower to the products of such a garden. substance was found at the top of the| iow 1,000 feet and with double tour|Mack Truck -------- S: $101.00 | Crucible “Bteal; Dupont, | Davison| yc gain. July 41%0 and later macs Marland Oil 2 09] Chemical and Allied Chemical pro-| a little upturn for all months. | working the bit should be into the} ATMO) tO os B 88.03 | vided the only exceptions to the down-| Higher quotations on hogs| A onethousandbarrel tank was) first Wall Creek within the next 10 is q ty the: Baker-Grude| days. rom the formations so far| Middle States Oil -.---. 2 deat | (ard, trend of prices tm the forencon.| strengthened the provision market. | ordered today Sy, the! BekarGruge bridged the hole and it has taken penetrated there is no doubt ex-| Missouri Kan. and Tex new -- MP: Motor and rubber shares were the foe wales 4 Stenty Ate. pebanentioe UND RRE AME R several days to clean out and run Preased but what this well will prove | Missouri Pacific, pfa. 5] weakest with the pressure there sun. ‘Wheat. F tubing. 004 producer and that !t will adq|New York Central -.. 98.27] plemented by active selling of Cen High Low Close| residents of the new townsite of the turated sand wes drilled considerable to the proven area of |. Y.. N. H., and Hartford tral Leather, U. 8. Alcohol, Interna:| July 111% 112% 111% 111% | Mountain View which lies Gases to S Gs th of two feet this well! the field. Seefolk and Western onal Paper and America Sumatra| September 109% 110% 109% 109% | the industrial section west of Casper) to a dep only Sorthern Pacific - a Tobacco. Over a score of low priced| December 111% 112% 111% 112 | 0” the Yellowstone highway. The tank Pacific O) ex. div. Livestock industrials established new minimum| Corn will have an eleyation sufficient to be i =a Pan American Petrleum B - prices for the year. Call money opened|\July, ---.- 81% 82% 81% 83% | Secure Dressure for both domestic use| Oil eport sing veneer e Birdie percent, September” Tra Ta Ttig 41% | tnd fire protection. A four inch main | ? ‘ ‘s Gas — December 67% 68 67%, 67% | ls dels Jala trom. the river, and) R SUPPLY STORE Havas and Refinera 2 CHICAGO, June 15.—{U. 8. Depart:]| NEW YORK, June 15.—The strain| Oate: water will be piped to each lot. Tt wil! | [a .ih AI Aiba tals Hole of Ne k oO Well Pure Oil ment of Agriculture.) —Hogs—Re: | imposed on the market by the per-| July an 41% 41% tale about 60 days to complete the Br PORT Ww ar ceipts, 28,000; mostly 10c to 16c| sistent Uquidation of low priced in-|Sep % 37% 387% 37% | Project i - “9 ™%| higher; top, 87 bulk 160 to $25] dustrials proved too great a handicap. 39% 39% 39% In order to raise the water to the LOSE NO CUTTERS 8 eens pound averages, $6.90@7.15; packing| for the recognized leaders to atand tank, a water plant will be required! Seance ‘Con oll 2 Pa sy Petes A 0 to 130] up under, and in the early afternoon| Lard: With the bit 40 feet in the sand,|170 feet unless the extreme pressure | ©!“ Pacifi pound pigs, @6.25; light welght| the whole list sagged sharply. United | July =. 1180 1188 11221132 @i wae rising rapidly in the casing eas by hata hogs, $6.75@7.10; medium, §6.85@7.20;| States Stee! duplicated its recent low September 1150 1167 1147 1155 - DE Ught, $6.75@7.15; Ught light, $6.40@ | figure of 93% and some of the invest: 3 et well No. 23 of the Fargo Oll com-| "ry troubles have been eliminated pair lags! Lo : Oerauarsaes 107% | °-50; packing sows, smooth, $6,00@|ment railroads shares were also 915 «987918 35 stiuaaeee 44 fe aks eat : The. -50; packing sows, rough, $5.75@6.10;| weak, including Northern Pacific,|September 940 962 940 957 pany Casper Creek field/ in No, 23 which have caused Texag CO, ------0= killing pigs, $5.25@: Southern Pacific and Chicago & sh! SS RAE, tate yesterday and every indication ‘Texas anti Pacific, --—-—-—--A46B1~ cattio—Receipts, 8,000; active; kill| Northwestern, A contidertie’ unt Cash Grains operation to. progress slowly Me is that this well will ‘No. 27, which is an offset to No.| Tobacco Products A --------- 8 ing quality, plain with light weight| ber of industrials and specialties were CHICAGO, June 15.—Wheat num tinental Olt beef st and Ut eT - | off tr hi 21 is spudding at 200 feet. ‘Transcon' eers and yearlings predominat- | o! ‘om one to three points, ber 2 red 121; corn number 2 mixed Union Pacific --—-—- ing; beef steers, yearlings and desir-| The closing was weak. Liquidation ; 4 Practically all the pipe for the|ciitea Retail Stores able beef heifers, steady to strong;|of low priced industrials tnerqased in shea i aN ay tS als U. 8. Ind. Aledhal ~o-ewere--= Other killing classes, steady; top, | the late dealings and brought about| Oats number 2 white 43% @4! United States Steel ---------- strictly choice 1,087 pound yearlings,| sympathetic reactions in other quar- Utah Copper -------9—reerree= $11.25; best yearlings, price of season; | ters, et saturation was reached. U. 8. Rybber -—-—---—-—= | tew heavy steers here; bulk steers, is being made to keep the Westinghouse Blectric --—---- $9:00@10.15; veal calves, mostly $9.v0 num ber 8 white 42% @43%. Rye nominal. Sugar NEW YORK, June 15.—The mar. ket for refined was unsettled and prices were unchanged to 50 points lower, with two refiners now listing $16.00@16.25; few to city butch NEW YORK, June 15—Foreign ex — $16.3! strong weight culls, mostly | changes easy, Quotations in . ° ° . _— $11.00; few decks choice handy| Great Britain demand 4611}; cables On rations in Oil Fields Weights, fed lambs, $14.50; best light | 461%; sixty day bills on. banks| ®t 25 and threo at 990. Business \ ’ and heavy weight ewes, $5.75@6.25;| 459 1-18; France Demand 682; cables} 2°W°Ver Was practically at a stand ‘ heavies, around $3.26. 632%. Italy demand 462%; cables 463,| St!!! owing to the weakness in, the — Belgium demand 543; cables 543%.|"*¥ *utures market. 3 Hore Basin Organize Supply Company Omaha Quotations. Germany demand .0009%: cables ——— Mocs in| June 14. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., June 14.— OMAHA, Neb., June 15.—(U. 8. De-| .0010%. Holland demand 2917; cables | ¢¢ ” TERMOPOLIS, Wyo., — Bees, , * Daa ia| woceare > partment of Agriculture.}—Hogs—~—Re- | 3920. ~ Norway demand 1664. Swoden 1S MT Ray: Ebsbus of the Paes O08 ert ave of & ew concern organized in | Continental celpts, 7,000; market uneven; good | demand 2650; Denmark deman‘ 1190; = AJAX CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON pamy had a group of prominent oil Cumberland and cholce butchers, 10@15c higher; | Switzerland demand 1795. Spain de men here showing them over the oll/ of Calena 190 to 325 pound averages, $6.30@6.60;| mend 1484%; Greece demand 205. WYOMING ONE OF BEST fields of Hot Springs county. heavy ofl field supplies Iilinois . top, $6.65; common grades, steady to} ¥cland demand .0011%; Czecho Sio- u East Side Garage, First and Park Streets, er. ba mostly $6.10@6.26; packing | vvkia demand 299; Argentine demand In the party were J. R. Munce, vice shipments. They have agencies for all} Indians - , steady to 16e higher; bulk] 4610. Brazil demand 1050. Montreal Kinds of new drilling tools, casing, | Nat. Tra: president of the Arkansas Natural! oi59 etc, However, they will special. | N. Y. sows, $5.10@5.60. Midwest Service Station, 240 South Wolcott Street, Casper HARRY CAREY PICTURES) sismutsSitestete stare te, Stoetonn, corer o7%. Gas company, from Shreveport, La; ys a| Nor. Pipe .- Cattle—Receipts, 1,500; beef steers, Se eae . D. Branson Automobile Company, 182 North Wolcott St., Casper Fred W. Crawford, president of the| {77 on, the, aera paorieen 8 ani Ohio- Ol steady to strong; top matured steers, |) ————————, Uneeda Tire Company, 522 East Yellowstone, Casper Ohio Fuel Oi company, from Colum: | power gas engines and the like from| Prairie Oil $10.76; bulk, $9.25@10.25; all other Break-neck action, big and ruggea| The Lavoye Tire Exchan bus, 04 Frank S. Mitchell, indepen’ | the older fields of Oklahoma, Kansas| Prairle Pipe —--——--- 105 classes, mostly unchanged; bulk she Cotton drate, tingling adventuse and ee dent operator, Beaver Falls, Pa.; W-| ana Kentucky, where they have co-| Solar Ref. ------------ 1 stock, $5,75@6.00; bulk canners and 2 mance that glows are the chief in . Spooner, geologist for the Arkan-| operative agreements with several oan ‘ Say. Dologna, gredients of “Canyon of the Fools.” sas_company, Shreveport; Warwick | concerns that are purchasing used oll] 8. 0. Kan, -—-=++------ : Drectical top veals,| EW YORK, June 15.—Cotton spot| Harry Carey's new starring vehicle + cao upEsiey pa eaven!) W. P-I eld equipment. Their selling terri-| 8. 9. Ky, iepomaceres2=9 peo a Sacnih at quiet; middling 2920. released by F. B. O. and rvealed for ewart, rator, i 3 J. J. 7 “ 8. 0. Neb, ——------—- - 6 \ O'Mahony, attorney, Cheyenne. Montana oll fields, They have siready| 8.0. N.Y: Pierce Peer neecemerenee-st SLE) Mey The gentlemen are interested in op-| made arrangements with parties at| Vacuum — “M other classes, nominal. LOVE AND MOON HAVE oh Carey's popularity is expanding with erations that are being carried on by) Gre&t Falls, Mont., to represent them| 8. P- Oll - 56 7 sarees ce each new production in which he ap- the Arkansas company, the Phebus S. 0. Ind. = in the Kevin-Sunburst field, and they have a representative at Rock Springs for southern Wyoming. The officers of the company are J. C. Roberts, president and manager; 1. J. Manor of Big Creek, W. ‘Va. vice president; A. M. Roberts, secretary- treasurer. Thermopolis will be head- quarters for the company. Denver Frices company and other concerns in this * county. They were Ipoking over the situation generally with a view to purchasing oj] property end carrying on oll development. We learn’ that they were favorably impressed, but up to the time of leaving had made no statement for publication. Auto Service Co. Cars Washed and Polished Our Specialty 2 - pears because his name has long been as aaa 2 ON ta MUCH IN COMMON-BERE identified with virile Western dramas begat s.a6@10.8 Gaaieiana héltece with fast action and delightful humor. Crude Market 4.50@8.50; calves 4.00@11.00; stockers a Apes Rea i rd athe What are “the glimpses of the|novel of the same title by Richard and feeders 6.00@7.75. et 10 to 15| moon” moments in life? In Edith| Matthews Hallet gives to Mr. Carey an $1.75 seers Wharton's novel, “The Glimpses of|one of his most impressive roles and waren ememnenn oo 170 the Moon,” picturized for Paramount] he endows the part with all his rich by Jian Dwan, and which comes to| skill of characterization. the Rialto Theater for 4 days, begin-| The story has to do with the ex- TRE A . Gres: CrORE -——-—oeanaew: 1.70 pent ecie sald LR ning Sunday next, they are the mo-|ploits of a cowboy, one Bob McCarty, ee SORA | ments when love first blossoms to|With the wanderlust strong in his velns Butter and Eggs Greybull —-—.. —------------ 1.70 find fulfillment, moments that bind| He hoboes his way to Madcap, a min- Cat Creek Lance’ Creek ------------———— conceneesease 1.70 1.85 tives together safe against tempta-|ing camp and then the fun breaks bey pie a 138 Money tion, loose, Carey is in the thick of it e3 RR a But there are other “glimpses of|a!l the time and, as always, is re- CHICAGO, June 15.—Butter higher: Humilton - 4 . " ; : the moon” moments, according to| sponsible for some delicious enter. : extra firaia 50%: firaia S6QI6; wee| mb” eg NEW YORK, June 15—Calt money| Bobe Daniels, who plays the role of] tainment, tlis whimaleal humor ue {fq YOUr car washed, polished, called for and onds 34@34%%. Eggs steady; Dyeoed 24,186 cases; firsts 22; ordinary 20@20%; miscellaneoys 21@21%: (Continued from Page One.) storage pack extras 2414; storage pack |'"S harder yesterday than in any Potatoes firsts 24. Ma sae gga 9 Dempsey continues to wear the easier high 4%; low 4%; ruling rate; Susan Branch, the heroine of the|tinguishes him ag one of the most 4%; closing bid 4% offered at 4%;| picture. facile screen artists devoting his tal- last loan 4%; offered at 4; time loans “Byery time you do a charitable ents to this sort of production. steady; mixed collateral 6090 days| act: every time you accomplish some-| In Mr. Carey’s supporting cast are 4%@65; 46 months 5; prime commer-[/ thing worth while; every time your|such artists as Marguerite Clayton, olal paper 5. thoughts are tempered with magna-|Fred Stanton, Joseph Harris, Jack delivered by competent men. Our service station being only 1 block from downtown, _ |leather headguard to protect the heal: |=" ibonPetatean gisaas - | nimity toward your ‘llows, you ex |Curtis, Carmen Arselle Charl L ou can leave your car while shopping or NEW TORK, Jun 16—Butter on ing cut over his eye, and also limits| CHICAGO, Jans Th Pes nipments lperlance what x “tale toto y' pping 20%; Satie ces 38%; ditto] {@ rest period between rounds to 30] T7007 baa sacked Bliss Triumphs | ‘glimpses of the moon’ movements,” at the office, and it will be ready in one hour. | explat Miss Daniels, “They are the j moments when you feel the ecstacy | SWAN of a full life and reach mental, spiri- = tual and physical heights that litt you! OI \ AO) ae saed a W igi al Oh Salt Lake City. Joined the ataft of | South carolina, barrel Irian Cobbiere| .NEW YORK, June 16—Copper| above the materialism of every day sparring partners today. Auerbach’s number 1, 5-50@65.75; North Carolina steady; electrolytic spot and futures living. father was Desipesy's Sret speunaer barrel Irish Cobblers §.7506.00; Texas |15%@15%. Tin easier, spot and near-| “There ts something about the| ye in the “pork and bean" days of his firsts 37@38. Le a instead of the usual minute's | | ber 1 best 2.75@2.85; heated and Metals Eges unsettled, fresh gathered Hern an Auerbach, a lightweight | POY graded 2.25@2.50; Mississippi firsts 35@35%4; exes firsts 23% @24%; and Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumph 6&8 neconds 28; fresh gathéred stor-| OM Dempeey's home town in Utah] \iner 1, 2.50@2.75; fow best at 2.85; age packed, extra firsts 26@26%; eces firsts 25@25%4; Pacific coast whites firsts to extra firsts 19% @35%. by 4100; futures 4075. Iron steady,| moon when {t shines in all {ts glory ring career. A white Persian kitten, | *°ked Cobblers number 1, prices unchanged. Lead steady; spot|that brings a peaceful calm to’ thone peeoad ay; ee pid Mgrs the gift of a three-year-old admirer, 725, Zine quiet; east StLouls spot; who look on from the earth below. It ee run ; a {s this samo calm that comes _to| , Ss er @6.75, lovers in perfect accord and of which logical collection, which now includes ily oe Mrs. Wharton wrote that explains the| MAMMMAGRUL BolU) 1 1m ace gtd 3 Margaret Clark of Great Falls, is pf and nearby 6.00, Antiniony, spot 6.85 twins. fresh fancy 26% @25%; chees®| the latest addition to Dempsey’s 700- average run 24% C. D. Bennett, Mer. oe : a cow, bulldog, baby timber wolf and Flax Seed | meaning of the title of her novel, I2ipa w ick Ga For furniture of all kinds, get our|® pishly valuable bull, with a pedi- DULUTH, Minn., June 15.—Cosing| “The Glimpses of the Moon.’ We ali| (rie Bai North Wolcott Opposite: Buick Garage ices before. buying. Phone 249,! tee almost as long as Dempsey's| NEW YORK, June 16.—Foreign bar| flax July 285 bid; September 252% | scek much moments in our lives: and THE PIPE FO ed Bros. Furniture Co. “ist of knockout victims. silver 6544; Mexican dollars 50, Z bid; October 242% bid, some find more of them than others.’”’|

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