Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 7

PAGE SEVER. All Markets SIX NEW OILERS ARE OPENED BY MIDWEST Gusher on Section 11 Gives up Over 2,000 Barrels ‘ne OILS HIGHER [GRAINS RALLY erat INSTOCK MART IN LATE SALES Ot Recents Gy Wises, Crammer NEW YORE STOORS—LAST SALE ” aoe. Oe a ar a Big Indian -........ Psy = n ‘Bessemer Depression In Sympathy ) Daily on Initial Test and C Only One Will at tions of & bullish cuilock for tae] With Foreign Demand — |},ber ix mit Sa pra <—see Pencaait teenies Three ette een] Senne TORY i ae WR he American American abroad and increased confidence ‘ e e713 97.16 SIX NEW —LEAD OIL forth Casper Creek, No. 36—| Anaconda domestic business prospects Beseake CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—With lower|U. 8. 9 98.31 99.40 Siz mew Salt Creek producers are| aouthenet quarter section 3687-82,| Atchison . ......------.-.-. 9% . cunipttbensive buying Of tavestment | Tene ee ot eee ast east ty ae depth 1,190 feet; drilling, showing of] At! Guir & W indies... 18% and &peculative shares in today's a et ward cline today as a result of absence As at 1,110 fest, Baldwin Locomotive ~.......1. rity Gulen 7 Sas aseed ee Naber on of support. Selling, however, was eee eengt Bed ores bs. 58) 4 only of a scattering character and | Frenc! public 7%s - Skull Creek No. | 1—Southeast Bteel born Pereeh SUvRaSUs, Lorain exebente | Since dnsued. Uptirns th the qreck|sapenese a Salt Creek. quarter section 16-44-62, depth 3,665: rates and chea:er money. Gains of Kingdom of . drilling in sand, cemented off water, 3 one to five points were common. | market and tn cotton tended to make] iingdom of No ehon. risg| now drilling in. 5 Fargo The centra! leather issues were con-| Wheat Dears cautious. The opening, ) 1872 Mo. 52 $9 | sPicuously weak. Sales approsi- | hn aaa from % to % lower, quarter section 18-16-10, New Mexi- mated 1,250,000 shares. ip ogg seed ied + Ted ¥ 1.07% to 1.07%, was followed by a section 11-40-79, 2,430 feet;} © depth 1,870 feet; shut down for x Kinney Coastal 1 little further setback and then by WO erecenesemwodnvececeices. NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Stock broguced.080 barrels. i ayers? cig ‘ Lance Creek Royalty. . Prices resumed thelr upward move. see ane oto reerees Sete July, | American pe gay ie gay “eats Northeast section 3 ter section 192016, New Mexico, @ Gut rer} Hen at phe opening of today's mar-| confined to transferring of hedges |*merican Tel and col. quarter on 6-40-79, | ter 29-16, lew co, Mountain -—-. ket. A. bullish tement on the | Confn fo transferring of hedges | 4 naconda Copper 7#, 1938' .--- 1,894 feet; produced 230 barrel Gepth 450 feet; drilling. New York Oil ramen railroad outlook for next year by by cash houses, and price changés Anaconda a Caprer 6s, 19: be shot. ee rae —————-. Pwardy --.---------- 8 ak one of Wall street's most prominent| “ere Barrow until nervous shorts | At. T, and San Fe., gen 48 2. quarter section 34-40-79, 1,536 feet; ; Red Bank Se2.00 3.00 | 2Perators combined with a series of| forced the market upward at the | Baltimore and Ohio cv., 448 spor z favorable October earnings state.| /**t- Bethlehem Steel con A gstec aid. apt owes be shot. oper Cc Vs a gabe abe eng ae 07% | ments resulted in a brisk demand She run. Weather for, husking .gused Stikes were cs Ghinty veel te es Son 19940 LU tees] Ape. Maglo.- Shoah Me. tel Gaee ease cieaz pea Tom Beli “Royalty --- 02 ‘03 |f0r the railroad shares, Chesapeake| ‘he corm market. After opening un-| Chicago Burlingvon and Quincy +4 quarter section 2-39-79, 1.645 feet; b> vie fon 1148-97, oon * Suger, pi as eee EAs and Ohio leading the early advance | Ch@nsed to % lower; December .73 a eeeeet with a gain of 1%. to .73%, prices showed a slight gen- 15-A—Northwest | @¢pth 1,900 feet; drilling. Famous PlagersLasky Western States Buying of thé ratls continued to] °f@! decline and then rallied some-| Great Northern 1,635 feet Baxter Basin 6-X.—Northeast]General Asphalt -. . Wyo, Kans .. oo 15 re hat. t 7 be the outstanding feature in the Montana Power 2698 feet: drill reed te ine te General ee + per marge early dealings, Chesapeake and Ohis ey: Teports that con.|Northern Pacific re! x ; drilling and trying to |General ra oRB CLOSIN signment notices were steadily in-|Northwestern Bell ‘N Nelber Dome test—Southwest| make formation shutoff. Great Northern , NEW YORE. OU IG | oxtending its gain to more than two Seem Teeieern | points and New York Centrai,| °Te@#ing led to selling of December |Pann. R. R. gen.. 58 es es Steel J i quarter section 13-4593, depth 3410] Blk Basin well 2—Blk 1, Northern Pacifi and buying of later months. The [Sinclair Con Oil col feet; drilling. depth 325 feet; straightening hole, “| Ruste, Oxntrel ~ ‘ ? 10] Preterred, Atehiaon ese "Renae close was unsettled, at 4 @%o net | Union Pacific First 4s SSS | Inspiration copper -.---—. ¥ lower to %e gain, December 73@ |U- 8. Rubber 6s — International Harvester ‘ moving up 1 to 1%. A good demand Southern Pacific ev., 4s — also set in for the tobaccos, motors, | °?%#°: Utah Power and Light ts ------- Int Mer Marine pid --.. low priced oils and. independent] OWNS to scantiness of receipts, |ivestern “Onion one ee ‘on Se 09 58.00 58.43 | steéis. Foreign exchanges opened | 0S Were relatively firm, starting | Westinghouse , Biectre i Copper Strike Important ~ : shana, eae ed oe Kelly Springfield tr Irha tree waniand movement gon: | -#2% and later bolding near to init) smoot meme To Carbon County Future : Sees ee eee ae See the activity and strength of the hogs gave firmness to provisions. Fe ; seasoned dividend paying rails a: bug aed the outstanding feature, “Big Four” |: Ton, See A copper strike that may prove; urging he pursuaded the soldier to Maxwell Motorh -.--------- - ll, a new ‘ very valuable has been made tn the| agrée to stake the Jand for the two| Middle States Oil --.----.---— high, Chicago and Northwest- 1.01% 1.02% 1.01% 1.02% 1.07% 1.08% 1.07% 1.08% bo wR, re ai ah ‘ ‘& Tex iam ern gained three and several others was ‘meas whereby Dillon wee Siteecunt eae pd = Chicago Prices. Rowe’ UP one to two points. High Conse = pain ah ag call at the Fort the following at-|New o¥rk Central CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—{U. . De- | Priced tobacco shares were absorbed |ternoon and the two were to stake|N Y NH @ Hartford partment of Agriculture)—Hogs—|0P a rising seale. Central Leather, | De: OI | mm WYOMING (Continued from Page One men, fn addition to hospital authori- jout the claims. True to his agree-| Norfolk & Western - c Recelpts, 27,000; 10 to 20¢ higher:| Schulte and the Maxwell Motors | ¥ 2K. TRG 72 ties, t, Dillon showed up at the Fort| Northern Pacific big packers inactive; bulk good and | Issues yielded slightly on'profit tax. | Tuy 3% the next afternoon, put the soldier] Pacific Ot! ‘ cholce 200 to 325 pound butchers,| !ns but stiffened later when the aia not report. Hearing that afPan American Petroleum B % | $7.15@7.45; top, $7.50; better grades | advance tn the general list became young men, Ralph Levon and Mr.| soldier had been badly injured on the| Pennsylvania - -41% | 160 to 190 pound averages, $6.75q | ™ore pronounced. ‘Tidewater Olt, Goodwin, who arrived in this vicinity | target range that morning Dillon|People’s Gas _ > ‘964 ; killing pigs, 250 higher; bulk| Congoleum, Lorillard, American ; Representatives of various clubs eeveral months ago and decided to| went to the hospital to investigets.|Protucers & Re! é desirable strong weight, $5.76@6.00; | Tobacco A and B. Davison Chemical | Will Be Located €t THe fen’ the eanpaian ‘comsattces tebtins a auna tates Ge perks oot on heavyweight hogs, $7.10@7.50; me-| and Mathison Alkall extended their 4 : c . : he following: Ladies, Auxillary, shot was the one he wanted to s¢e.| Reading - -------------.-.- dium, $7.00@7.45; light, $6.70@7.20;] carly gains to 2%. Call money ¢ rence Tana ts Snel ea, Be issseeet estes De Savy eae fa nj State University, [ace ‘pony aoaae ont he maost reliable in-| where the ore eee vibes ed ee ere ay gprs oe tn the afternoon and some tnactive ° 5 Crane States. a Leary and Aa A. Backlinger: . + be veral erward 5 ithern Pacific ............. Harvester ions club, M. J. ey, + T, Rehr, Muinete ail oeepbetiene ton yassaties a te te vin, ‘Bou 3 Pitas eS Seatetmseakd 11,000; very slow: | mounted 2%, Sloss batten Steel Jr. and Harry F. Comfort: Boy ity of Fort Steele Mad yralctie but J, covecquen fed steers and yearlings, steady to] 4% and Gaskets and Southern sec- LARAMIE, Wyo., Noy. 21.—Pres!- } Scouts, H. Roe Rertls. —Wheat—No. ‘The gentlemen took the advice and = wy to lotate the I of ion -----1.045% | weak with yesterday's extreme de-|ond preferred 10 points. Kresge|* Pema 4 i No 2 bard, $1.03. | dent A. G. Crane of the University} Anyone desiring information on bkad Tooke after pel fe sagen} tl Sowheenke several L pene een ek top yearlings, $11.75; | Central ee. shares depressed the Oate—No. 9 white, 48@44%c; No.| ty place its ey petroleum Sebearch oe —— : told them about the na-| assays of the ore have been made eX ome held higher; best handy weight | Common 1% to 9% and the preferreq| 9 White. 49% @44c. 4 zi laboretory at the university this samples which were|which show it carries a good per|Un steers, $11.50; few early sales plainer | three to 80, both new lows for the} YC No. 3, 16@71 Hc. fA fF | COOK ' ' 1 coming spring. The decision follows ‘aicott by a soldier who| cent of native copper besides good| United Retail Stores --______ grades, $7.80@10,00; she stogk and | year. saaloe The ste a visit to Washington by Dr. Crane at Fort Steele, forty- mae tafmuch 2 U 8 Ind Alcohol ~~... « bulls, fully steady, slow; veal calyes.| ‘The closing was strong; Iate deal-| ‘Timothy seed—#6.75@8.00. and Frank A. Holliday, both repre- much Pratt work / ago. steady to weak; packers b at | !gs reflected more widespread spec- | Clover seed—$15.00@23.75. senting the board of trustees, and / In telling of that incident Mr. Dil- 5% | §3.00@8.25 mostly; few $8.50; | ulation for the advance vith a Lera—91 is confirmed by a telegram from | that after considerable ere and foohabe, spots higher. | of the early gains largaly !ncreased. E. C. Finney, first assistant secre- ‘Sheep—Recelpts, 9,000; 3 Davison Chemical was up almost | ERD HER tary of the interior and a letter e é Overtand .. ter grades fat lam seven points and Tidewater O!l 8%. from H. Foster Bain, director of ,/ . & : strong; others and sheep generally —_——_ the bureau of mines. As a result ar et SssiIp an riers Butte & Superior -—-—----——-. « steady; most fat lambs sari $12.00 the university will add a new do- TES, ‘ Colopado Fuel & Iron -.----- .’ @12.40; top to eity bute! FLOUR partment, that of petroleum en- . e. e e Montana Power -61° | row choice clipped 1 j, $11.35; MINNBAPOLIS, Nov, 21.—Fiour gineering, third of its kind tin the (Continued from Page One O O erations Oil F Id: - good feeding lambs, $12.00@12.25.| unchanged. Bran 26.50@37.50. Unitod States. Medical society, the American and n P m TELGS | stattuck Arizona —n---- 06% | £004, pound ewes, $5.25. Shown mary nose President Crane's announcement | National Geographical societies, the OMAHA QUOTATIONS re r} e sa “Department plans to place two| *™érican Alpine club and lesser or- Out West Reviving. the Utah Of Refining company on OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 21—{U, 8: Money men at station tn spring of 1924, | ©*2izatlons. a Dr. Cook was graduated with a it We Petroleum which was/ Black mountain, in th Crud Market Department of Agriculture.)}—Hogs D MOINES, Iowa, Nov, 21.—| adding to station other men as a copies tehiee during the Wyo-|Nowater district “int Hot Sptines . —Receipts 11,600; active on better Robert Burris, who was arrested In| funds are available. Gegree of doctor trom the New York _ University College of Medicine in ming ofl boom, comes to the front | county. Srades steady to strong; bulk good! NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Cal!| Peoria, Il., and brought here for| “When federal appropriation now | trun ret” 4c Polieeiie a wenstaess Cat Creek 8 .95 | and cholce 200 to 235-pound butchers} voney easier; high, 4%; low, 4%;|@uUestioning in connection with the] Pending 1s secured, station next appointed surgeon to the Peary Stoll Creek Drilling In Lance Creek ------0---------- .80 | #-85@7.00; top 7.00; mixed loads ruling rate, 4%; closing bid, 4%;| Saying of Mrs. Eric Rose of Boone, | Year will have four or five researgh : Antarti expedition. Tw ” The Midwest has started drilling|Osage _... .--...---so packing grades slow; few sales} cored at 4%; last loan, 4%; col, | Towa, confessed early today, accord- cn troy << thoter pegs Vee sore latee hela w purist eae is forthcoming that the company |in its test of Skull Creek today.fone. Grok steady to strong; mixed loads carry! ioans against acceptances, 4%; time | (ng to Hi Yackey, an agent of the eetabUptument of dtatjon et thin |i, oc Gresniand, nd the. mart has gone on to a dividend earning | Production {s expected in the Lakota |» cntight wawewewewewwe-- -95 | NS packing sows and lights 685@} 1.55 firm; mixed collateral, 60-90 | State department of justice. The| time very opportune as it fits tn year he explored the south portion basis through the purchase of scat-/sand which ts being penetrated. Gy: Haan .95 | 6:75; packing sows 6.20@6. 252,] 229% 6; 4-6 months, 5@5%; prime} fficeer said Burria would plead| Well with plans of university for a! 7?" o “same ialand, tered royalty interests in the Okia- Greybull —- .95 | "se cost yesterday 6.59; weight 252.| comercial paper, 5@5% sul'ty to @ charge of murder when| new department of petroleum In 1897 Dr. Cook was appointed homa and Texas fields. Rock Creek eee Cattle—Receipts 6,000; beef steers, taken to Boone for arraignment. | sineering. There are but two othe: surgeon to tho Belgian Antartic ex Out West Petroleum will at once ee ie or she stock and bulls steady to strong: Mrs, Rose, an aged woman, was| cducational institutions in America| (oatiion and result he recetved call a stockholders meeting to ratify bulk fed steers and yearlings 7.25@ clubbed to death at her home Sep- ste A Eny — special attention. to | swdcois, decorations including the a plan of recapitalization, under 10.00; top on baat 32. grass Silver tember 25, while her invalid husband jum engineering. University | Giger of Leopold, the gold medals which there will be both a preferred re cows and ee ee 0@5.00; canners ‘ay, unabdleto ald her. Her assailant oe California has probably bee | o¢ the Belgian Royal society and the and common issue, the revenue . and cutters 2.28@8.26" bologna bulls Esse redencued: the home <ng ¢e,| ender in this: field. “Wyoming ca} Sintcinality of Brumels, end. the earning basis of the preferred being . 2.80@8.25; other classes steady; vea! caped with $25 and a rifle. develop station which should b0| suver medal of the Belgian ‘Royal the royalties acquired, other royal-| mission house buying. top 9.00; and feeders 5.60@ NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Bar silver} Burris is sald to have a criminal| leader in studying conditions pro- Geographical society; y, ties to be purchased, and royalties —— 7.00; top reel pes .64%; Mexican dollars 49%. vailing in Rocky Mountain region.” Again yielding to the lure of the production from com- Foreign Exchange Sheep—Recet) 000; Padwairae Lai eis Shs Dr. Cook, 903, " Santee which are to be consolidated | NEW YORI. Nov, Fe Seating classes strong; early sales fat wooled) LONDON, Nov. 21.—Bar silver Me iahtion eal cot ke eae into Out West, and which are al-|favorable news from the Paris con- Sain; tears thea G ik feeding Para mages ones» Mandy) Cotton of Mount McKinley, the highest ready on @ good revenue earning | ferences over the German situation Aaa i ners pate, red 2% per cent. ORLD COURT point on the American continent basis. seeutes on See keg] 1 iow eure ~ x more than 20,000 feet above the sea elgn © opening y's NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Spot cot- level. To expedition fafled but in To Complete Lysite Test foreign exchange market. Demand Pricés ton, steady; middling, 35 = 1906 he financed another and this A drilling crew has been sent out| sterling was quoted at $435%, an Denver Butter and Eggs ihe ~ sas time he claimbed to have been suc by C. D. cham of Thermopolis| advance of 2%c over yesterday's|Continental .—_______ DENVER, Colo., Nov. 21-4U, 8. ‘axel to finish the test he has been putting| final figure. French Francs moved| Cumberland --_-—-- Department of Ageatisive be tgs The Force! It was two years later that he down on the Lysite anticline. The| up seven points to 5.41 cents and|Calena --. ——-- 80% Receipts 500; bingy iy er ST SCMIGARG, Nov. Sic. Baths, loc notinced his claim to have reached location of the well is about fiye! Holland guildére jumped 17 points|Iilinols --———-———__- Dishes: $0: 7.45, pei oor, Geeteye J al the North Pole. miles beyond that being drilled by to 37.85 cents. Dr. Cook has written voluminously NY te i ° fs WASHINGTON, Nov. 21—Repre-| °F magazines along the lines of persons. There are at present in the| Xo, pipe _-----... 98 5 to 6 a sentatives of Protestant churches ,°thnology, anthropology, geography WOMAN HELD INS, county Jail four persons who show| ACh Dip® -—-------r-- 38 re of the United States urged President | &4 other sciences from his obser- Li! symptoms of insanity, two of whem| pee. Gi E Coolidge to use his influence. for| Yat!ons in the Arctic end Antaretic Dr. Dean believes might be quickly | Ture = = : American participation in the world | He Was the author of several books, EFFORTS BEING cured {¢ the county had adequate|uoiar Ref) 6 to” P : court, and invited Secretary Hughes | ‘cluding “Through the First facilities to treat them, Sou Pipe - i: 4 é to take the initiative in calling an | Antarctic Night.” —__— £ mon to plain kind 8.00 to 3.6 ge’ économie conference to consider the| , 1” 1913 and 1914 he lectured in OGAT SON x i Red ; ; nee Wraein geceenes. this country and in England. He = : comope teh rations as : be George W. Wickersham of New | ©2me to Casper with the opening of York, acted as spokesman for the | the of boom in 1917 and remained Aslegation, which included several |!" Wyoming for about a year, dur- high church officials and represent- ing which he became associated in { NEW YORK, Nov. 21—There was| Foreign Exchange . O. 41% cry ss bd down; Feyid ye @ moderate inquiry for refined sugar Vacuum .2--—-- ae 5 jheep—| Ip! 000; bs Mrs. Maddie L. Rideout, 52 years old, who has been heid at the city 7 } 64 practically every large protest. |th¢ organization of an oil company. Jail sitice last Friday and during | pormiGn NGE Mart— é fat lambs steady; few | ate ccna oie? | GI [ant body tn the country, including | 1" 1919 he went to Fort Worth, thet time haa refused to eat or sleep, | NEW YO! Nov. 21.—Foreign |S. P. 56% 66% | Arizona 11.25 flat; thy wel net 8h Sulfer taites ‘clawed stsedy; ax- those in the federal council of Got lid has continued in the oll was adjudged insane by 2 jury trial exchan; firm. Quotations in cent yearlings 9.00; fat proximate sales, 54,000 tons: Decem- churches and several not affiliated P before M. P. Whee'er, United States Great Britain, demand 437%; cable: | feeders 6.00; feeding lambs ater March, 4.43; May, 4.60: | Bie —_—_——~—__. commissioner, Tuesday afternoon.| 439. go.4ay ‘bills on 436 cholce 60 to 68-pound weights 12.15 July, 4 3 May, i] the delegation said The doctors who examined her ¢X-| France, demand 6.41%; cables, 6.45 flat. . | {n a statement presented to Pres!- Steel Dividend pect the woman may be cured with Italy, demand 4.36%, 37. . e e dent Coolidge, “that al! nations NEW YORK, Nov. 21—The Re & few months treatment at the state| peigium, demand 4. ce canon, 4.449 M issing Child should agree to submit to impartial | public irun and steel company today institution at Evanston as her case| Germany, demand .000000000029. | 7 i tribunals all disputes that threaten | declared an extra dividend of two iz not a vidlant one. cables, ,000000000020. Holland, de-| NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Copper— Potatoes Is Found Dead’ the peace of the world, which they | percent on preferred stock on The jury who sat on the case was cables, 38.03. Norway, | Hasy; electrolytic, spot and futures, j cannot solve by the usual processes af diplomacy ané conference. In the world court of justice wo see not only the fruition count of accumulated dividend the quarterly dividend of 1% per gent on preférred also was declared. composed of O. F. Steffen, George B.| demand 14.70. Sweden, demand | 13@13%. Nelson, J. T. Scott, George C. Stew-| 26.32. Denmark, démand 17.28. Tin—Firm; spot and futures, 45.00. = art, George C. Vance and Albert) Switzerland, demand 17.41. Spain, Iron—Steady; prices unchanged. CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—Potatoes ‘Majors. NEW YORK, Nov. 21.— body of Irving Pickelny, four and a half and consu demand 13.07. Greece, demand 1.56. Lead—Steady; spot, 6.85@7.00. gbout steady; receipts 45 bei) ee yee ee was oe in the cel- yr : 7, pele ot pany be reagan ee amet sister nd, demand .000055. Czecho') Ziho—Quiet; East St. Louis spot|U. 8. shipments 7.27; “Visconsin bulk] lar of a Suffolk Street feqemant | ‘This is the police force Lapel can discussions. plans and dew! 5 P this eve: ig fetes Hocus mn, Waahe Bloval demand 2.92. Jugo Slavia, : round whites, .90@1.10 cvt.; sacked | house. ind. John W, Park, believed to bo |for peace through Justice based on Surveying and ‘Pocabens. and forts are being made to locate| demand 1.13. Austria, demand .0014, |-85@1.05 ewt,; Minnesota and North| “First reports to the police ini, [the heaviest town marshal {nthe law, but alro concrete exprqasion || Geol no Pang teak her son who was an enlisted man in; Rumania, demand .50. Argentine, Dakota VU. S. number 1, and partly| cated that the boy had béen slashed Sapo, ia chief, inSpettor, captain, | of thé christian spirit that is need. WYOMING MAP s D the army up to two years ago. demand 31.25. Brazil, demand 8.70. graded sacked Red river Ohlos, .85| aboyt the body but Medical Exam. by een dl sergeant, detective, par|/ed, the promise of & Jarger and a AN Dr. T. A. Dean, in testifying in} Montréal, 98 DULUTH, Minn., Noy. 21.—Close | @1.00 cwt; sacked round whites,|iner Norris later found thet the ssieioes | te een, And he gu- jtruer righteousness and justic BLUE PRINT CO. the came Yesterday afternoon, de- ee flax: November, 2.40 asked; Decem: | .85@1.00 ewt.; Idaho sacked Russets| marks Were scars of an operation Eades. | ‘Ups the 9 ee streets) |among nations, a step forward in P. 0. Box 325 plored the fact that Natrona county For results try @ Tribune Classi! ber, 2.40 asked; May, 2.41% bid, Jan-|1.90 cwt.; Michigan bulk round performed on the boy shortly before onde ips the scales at 40) | tho establishment of the kingdom Room 10, Daly Bldg. has no place to take care of insane fled Ad wary, 2.41% asked. whites, 85 @90 owt, his disappearance. of God.