Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 2

mh aman Oe ere rer erereT Tom rarer Ter 8 PAGE TWO. WYOMING PETROLEUM CLUB IS voi D.w “LNCHED BY CASPER OL MEN Representatives of All Branches of Industry Eligible to Membership; J. C. Lindsay ‘Chosen for First President. Wyoming oil men are getting together. At a meeting last night in the basement of the public Ifbrary the Wyoming Petroleum club was formed, with a number of the leading executives in the industry in this state participating in the initial work of getting the activi- ties of the organization under way. Of what general value this club Wil be to all men interested in the oi] game here will soon be seen. Taking into its membership, as it Goes, all who are in any way con- nected with the industry, it is safe to predict a vast amount of close cooperation and good to be derived. Rather than proceeding upon the Dasis of an arbitrarily selected .com- Bination of men engaged in 01 single branch of the business, the doors of the Wyoming Petroleum club ere open to all, whether they be active in the production, refin- ing, marketing, transportation, and discovery of oll, or are selling oil field supplies or trading . leases. The scope, therefore, is expansive ™ a worthwhile way, permitting a fall knowledge of the methods that are used in carrying on separate and distinct operations, all of which are essential and inter-dependent for the general success of the entire of industry. Tt t# planned to have expertly prepared papers relating to various developments, systems, and funda mentals tn all branches of the work, | * read and discussed at the meetings of the club. This provision makes it easily possible for a man whose duties are confined to ome depart- ment to learn something of the tm- Dortance ana methods of other de- partments. ‘The extent of the of] industry ts gach that problems requiring a thorough discussion among exper- fenced men in order to be quickly and properly solved, are constantly arising. It is in this way that meetings of the club will afford a means of straightening out per- plexing and difficult situations. Equally important with the plans of procuring ninent of! men to address the tings, will be oppor tunity offered for forming a keener spirit of gocd fellowship in the “oil fraternity.” This fraternity has | long existed in a casual way but it] through the agence € club_that the pod in this and not only | facts, figures. and find- rom meeting but ean do a group exploration. work: into the abundant good qualities of each other. As soon as the €lub was proposed It wag received with wholesale en- thusiagm, ‘There ts not a man who 2 in the of] game in wish that a definite organization of off men be formed. It fs expected the membership of the Petro‘eum club which was started last night, will reach the century point by the next meeting. Steps toward & perma- nent body resulted in the election of J. C. Lindsay as president and F. BE. ‘Wood as secretary of the club for a Period of six months. EB. L. Esta- brook will head the program com- mittee while E. Marquardt will be chairman of the membership group. The drawing up of a suitable con- stitution has been left to J. M. Doug- Jas, W. H. Geis, J. G. Bartram, and C. BH. Beecher. It is probable that the next few meetings at least, which are sched wed to be held the first and third Tuesdays of each month, will be in the court house room. ‘The date of the first regular meeting for which Thomas McNamara of Douglas spent Tuesday here visiting with his eon Harry and attending to business affairs. ees Allan G, Reese and A. F. Lock- hart are spending some time here on business and visiting with friends from Lavoye. eee 3. L. Snyder wilt leave tomorrow overland for Rawlins and Rock River where he will spend a week on business. eee J. X. Curlin, who has been visit- ing here for several days with his pa she will return to Denver this eve- ie. eee Allan C. Thompson will leave this week for Lincoln, where he will at- tend the Nebraska-Notre Dame game to be held there Saturday, November 10, eee %. Y. Donaldson of Sheridan ts here for several days visiting wit! friends, eee Charles ©. Bulton of Cheyenne ar- rived today and will epend severa! days here. Before returning to his home he will spend a short time in Balt Creek looking over the oll fields. eee K. L, Smith of Omaha is visiting here for several days with James Williams, Mr. Smith and Mr. Wil- Mamas having been school friends. eee J. M. Phillips of Billings, who has been spending the last week here on business, left yesterday for his home. > Cannot Evade Duty. If the conference of governors does no more than impress upon the gov- ernors that they are a8 much obll- gated to enforce the prohibition laws as is the federal government the conference will have been very much worth while. —Fort Wayne News-Sentinel. oe a of the | & genvral invitation will be November 20. ing Petroleum club call the secretary F. E. Woods,! phone 1640, The November 20 Promises to be teresting one. man is waiting to hear, seen. Among those who were present last night at the organization of the Wyoming Petroleum club were J. C. Lindsay, E. Marquardt, J. M. Doug- las, W. H. Gels, E. L. Estabrook, EL A. Stewart, EH, W. Krampert, J. G. Bartram, W. 0. Thompson, W. BE. Beecher, W. A.| J. W. Steele, A. B. Larson, 3. Gallagher, C. Wood. is extended, Those wish- ing to know more about the Wyom- are asked to meeting | ® particularly tn- ‘The program has not yet been ararnged but there is no doubt that those who will address! the members and guests will deliver the kind of information every ol! In alt prob-| ability the court house will be too small to seat those who are expect-| ing to join the club but this matter will be attended to after the turnout to the first regular gathering ts <= _Ehe Casper Dany Cridune oodruff Goes ‘Uncle Sam One Better in Waiving Mineral Rights great life if you don’t | Yes, sir, that's what it is out here in wild Wyoming. We have enough misery-dealing natural wonders, according to the famous J. D. Woodruff of Shoshoni, to make any ordinary wearer of pants not only weaken and wilt, but completely pass out in the first inning of homesteading. It appears that Woodruff Pounced on a piece of arid acreage some six years ago. As required, he had to waive all mineral rights. | unstinted gen- | To indicate a: erosity he has also abdicated in a facetiously abnegative manner governmental “gift” of land, as which follows: “To Whom It May Concern: “In additional to my waiver to the United States of all the phos- phates, nitrates, potash, oll, gas, or other minerals which might be | found on or in my Desert entry, Serial No. 07529 made six years ago, I, the undersigned also waive to the United States, all of what otherwise might be my right to all Prairie dogs, gophers, coyotes, field mice, rattlesnakes, burrow- ing owls, crickets, grasshoppers, army worms, magpies or any other rodents. “Ialso waive all clatm for dam- ages from the surface of the alkall, up or down. “I also agree that I will not be rectly interested in any still that may be operated on said premises for the manufacture of moon- many other appurtenances of the | is seen in the supplemental waiver | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923 ELECTED EASONABLE PECIALTIES AT THE cent division of all tha property that hed been awarded to it at a con ference of interests government cf- fics six months before the sale was made. PROPERTY SOLD BY VET BUREAU LTS Mi NOT ‘SURPLUS’ | Maryland Fraud Told a : a KIM BALL By Witness Before — [not hola commissions in the reserve corps but wish to do so must have “I also agree to abide by all acts or parts of acts that have been or may be hereafter enacted in reference to this or any other subject. “I waive all right to the air above the surface of said premises or the alkall water below. In fact I waive, surrender, affirm, deny, si their applications sent in by Sunday, DR U G Ss oO FR E Sgres ox chiaal © bay ome -aM Committee. eee ertt Mees thet cage ate i things in connection thereto. which come as a result of “I very much regret now, ff I wing held commission will be nave taka tn emetiitttests pASuTNCrTON,S Morn Yee rm AP i St cea capetinente The response to our recent Rexall One Cent Sale was such steal that prairie. dog town from the U. S, and make a calf pasture of {t, and in pennance will be willing to fill in and sign state- ments and blanks the balance of my life, and pay from two to ten dollars for each of them. “I shal! continue to pay taxes and marvel at the wonderful efficiency displayed by our gov- ernmental departments. “But in spite of our faults I will continue to love my country.” (Signed) “John D. Woodruff.” er than one fourth of the three mil-} win have to go through the same | 28 to leave no doubt of the appreciation of the buying pub. Mon dollars worth of property at|¢ormal examination as other candi-|lic of such unusual values. . Perryville, Md., sold Thompson end| gates for a commission, Kelly, Inc, of Boston, by the vet-" aren in this district should send eran's bureau for $600,000 wasiencir applications to the chief of | really @ surplus, the senate inves-| stare of the 104th, division at Fort gating committee was told by C.| pougms, Salt Lake City. H. Bierman, representative of the/ Any information relative to the public health service at the Mary-| oricerm reserve corps will be avall- land supply depot. able locally at all times from Burke Bierman declared the rapidity with| 7. sinclair and C. H. Retmerth who also created “indignation.” e its Int's diet, soo on | SUE Relief Bierman said the first informa- before the loading of the cars began. a — 2 NG o> 6 BELLans division of the bureau, and | We believe that there is nothing too good for our pat. rons. That is why we have the Rexall agency and fea- ture the Rexall line. Rexall (meaning “King of All’) stands for the very last word in QUALITY and in VALUE. The best drug stores in every community secure the Rexall agency if they can, The Kimball Drug Sto: Stores—are the best stores. Starting Thursday Morning November 8, and continuing the rest of the week (unless | sooner sold out) we are offering these further special bar- gains in lines of various manufacturers. We advise that zen make your selections at once and call early for the goods, ‘8 Pioneer PARIS—The French foreign office dispatched to Ambassmdor Juseerand at Washington a cablel gram amplifying fully the outline of the French viewpoint on the reparation problem, as requested by American secretary of State Hughes. argon DOORN—Canfirmation was ob- tained that former Crown Prince Frederick William was stil at Weiringen. Former emperor William is maintaining close rela- tions with the monarchist move- which the property was moved/nola a brigadier general's and a “aroused suspicion” in his mind and) majors commission in the reserves. “Can you recall now anything that casts honor on this transaction?” sel for the committee. i “Not from the evidence 1 have! FOR INDIGESTION heard here.” Blerman replied. | tion he had that there was to be aj \ pe be sale was on November 13, two days 4@ : GEST Then Lieutenant Commander Char! R. 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