Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1917, Page 4

a 1 Go. has arriyesaWfont’ the land of sun-! nently suitable for dressing —_—_. f Casper [ally Tribune} RC ea lesued every evening except Sunday,) Circulation in excess of 1,000 dally Subscription price 50 cents per month by carrier, $6.00 a year by mail ;: Ad- vertising rates given on application. Application for entry as second-class matter at the post office at Casper, Wyoming, pending. J.E. HANWAY . - Editor 3. B. GRIFFITH Associate Editor BARL E. HAN . News Editor} AY 4 Short items of interest | | from Casper’s oil fielc jliam Teaces Will Bo. Conatdared the Iris Theatre. In this picture The State which tells the story of a woman’ ; oe | quest for happiness, Miss Suratt play sioners will be in session tomorrow at/the part of a wife, who has been mis Chey , and men from all over the! understood and deserted by her hus Board of Land Commis State who are interested in leasing; ban will flock into the State Capital this), L“ter, she seeks revenge on him but find week to urge their claim Needless |),>omerang, and wound herself by entertaining his family at the Mid- to say,.oil men from this vicinity will| much as him. But her plot has one be there in large numbers. good result,—it reunites. a divided R A N D P E N I N G o— family Brokerage Office Moves In Miss Suratt’s supporting cast Perry Haworth has moved his brok rae Herbert Heyes, Glen White and a J itne ( “oO Se, iss erage office into the Natrona Hotel|Cl#ire Whitney. Of course, Miss Suratt has opportunity to wear in- for the time being until his new suite numerable beautiful gowns. of rooms on Center street is ready for -_ occupancy. With quarters in such de-| | a“ \ seer i i Mate W heeler De d ‘ mand, he is fecling well pleased with] )a0¥ jeft Monday evening for Den the temporary arrangement. FP Creal Rene -0y ° rae a few days =F = —O Articles with a small payment will . Sidney Keoughan of the Keoughan | be Jaid aside until Saturday at Tyler's and Hearst Drilling Co., is celebrat Variety Store. i-2-1t ing the holidays in pleasant fashion _> — west Hotel for a few days. The| 4 4, Mose for Wounds. Keoughan home is in Rawlins, but who : a rita 1 Bee crea. peut oil matters make it imperative for) ii), fs Me ies 1 oy a the head of the family to be in Cam! istic avon the bee txed per most of the time. of the moors aia intalr hich —O as . ae xy present to the eye ¢ o Wm, Chiely Thermopolis stop-| hink, crimson, valley, eh ? ped off in Casper Saturday on his way! gor nic is ifnntalie Aa jon i home from Colorad» Springs, where} jo. ay : , he elected to spend the holiday ss. (4 eran eee ue Cause 4 , trysic § carpeted, for it is as luxuri " —o- J ously soft to the feet as It is a delight , Kistler returned Friday from| to the vision piaseee Gabel s, where he has been spending Br 7 4 g from an appeal issued by the Ab« the holidays. He is eral field man-} qaen sets moss joint comuy % ager for the Producers’ Oil Co tee it appears that this moss isr¥ Ooi furnished in great quantities fér sur R. E. Wertz, general manager of! gicat dressi by this orget the Antigo Oil Co., has arrived from the ho te spit taly, FB Lander, where he has been spending Macedonia, Mesopotamia the holidays with his family and clsewt ment for sub J. T. Hurst of the Hurst-Keoughan Drilling Co., has limating these I - been es- arrived from Grey) tablishe zs has aittoe bull. fe in to chmpress the moss by o— _~ee* mi@hinery into flat sheets, in which Tony Bantam of the Gafiifornia Oil form it is Night and portal ine on business for his firm. field ambulances, ete.. and for t o— port overseas to ¢ int hos; W. J. Bates of the Great Lakes Oil where surgical dressi are s¢ Co., has left for the East and will Seeded. spend two months at his home in Du- — — luth, Minn. Cut Infant Mortality. o— When the recently used Gen- R. G. Taylor is leaving today for! eral Galllent became ernor general Cheyenne on business connected with Of Madagascar in the rly nineties, his oil interests. he arc ‘8 appalled at the sanitary con- and the hich death rate, Though a soldier and not a physician, he set sbout to remedy condl- tion He obvained the happiest results in campaign ugainst infant mortality. He had native women trained as mid wives and he established and popular i | ized maternity hospitals. He ri Elmer Greene is getting busy again} ™ rringe and restricted divorce. after the cold spell and went out to! mpted the fathers of five children Big Muddy to see how the large rig is| from taxation and he taxed bachelors getting on, which is being placed on| !"stead. the Elkhorn properties. | These and many other works pro- 7 | duced such a change that the French D. E. Woods of the Carter Oil Co.| 4¢#de™y of Medicine awarded him a left Friday for Chadron, Neb. and ld medal, a most exceptional distine- will'go on 25 denver tiefore he returnd tion for one who was not a doctor. here, za * —o— ns Ben M. Wood is now in Omaha, but plans to return to the scene of his oil activities within a week. —o J. E. Dyke of the Wyominrz Oil Fields Co., left the city today for a trip to Big Muddy “culated Ideal Conditions, “Is this a strictly modern hotel?” “T'm told it's the last word.” “If you want t —o R. P. Barton, who recently arrived from Tulsa, represents the Central Torpedo Co. of that place, and also! the Wyoming Torpedo Co an evening suit, it's you need extra pajamas, J. D. Cook is one of the oil men who} left the city Saturday, going to Wor- land, thermore, if you nood and want te f the orchestra there Is alv 3 te take his place.” —9— Pete Welch came urday on matters cc various oi! interests. om Lander Sat-j inected with his eeyeers | It's, the Scissors Gerard, shooter for the! Swanson Torpedo Co. of Basin, is in| WARDROBE town for a few days. * SE | Cleaners W. H. Heinzerling, who represents} Ladies’ Work Given Special Eastern capitalists in the oil field, ar- Attention rived from Woriand Saturday and} was accompanied by Lee S. Hake. i earth slo Seba Last or taken from lobby of Mid \ Hotel, at ew Year's wate! » a dark brown velvet ladies’ ¥ coat, known as African brown, with Ny Jarge fur collar and cuffs. Coat lined) {} HO with gold-colored satin; has belt fast- ‘ened to back and ties in front. Lib- eral reward will be paid for informa tion leading to the recovery of th garment, and no questions asked. No-/ tify Tribune office. 1-2-4t! A. H. Cobb a ae from a) holiday trip thru Kansas and Okla- }} thoma, where he and Mrs. Cobb spent | {{{ ‘Christmas with their daughters who /}} reside in Lawton, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. | jj Cobb stopped off in Lawrence to visit | }} their'son, William, who is doing splen- is did work in the law department of}{/ ‘the State University at that place. He joined them for the trip to Oklahoma, , A = AT THE IRIS’ TOMORROW | “The Straight Way,® a new Wil-! Fox picture, in which Valeska Suratt stars, will open tomorrow at that her efforts act as a = ; t as Phone 124W : 124 W. 2nd St.! EQUALITY OIL Will Spud in a 15-inch hole Wednesday morning on section 16 MARION W. EDWARDS, 112 South Wolcott street, You should not let it get away YOU AUTO PAINT and land dispatch guaranteed. 'YOUR AUTO NEEDS PAINT ' John Jourgensen, Decorator | The Wyoming The Bonton CAFE THHE PLACE TO EAT : EV- ERYTHING FIRST CLASS : ; | Boiler Repairs | Flue Welding ‘| Stem Welding also equipped REGULAR MEALS AND i} foluibeayy ‘acetylene iwelalaer. SHORT ORDERS A_ SPE. No job too small or too large. CIALTY. AH work guaranteed. 139 South Center Street { R. W. McDonald | | Phones:—Office, 718; Res. 338J U ~ Come in and Try a Thursday Friday and Saturday January 4,5 and 6 Special engagement Gunning and Co. The Show of Wonders The Best Popular-Priced Show Ever Brought to Casper SPECIAL SCENERY ELECTRICAL EFFECTS ASK CUNNING ANYTHING: HE KNOWS EVERYTHING PRICES-—35c-50c MATINEE SATURDAY, 3 P. M...... .15c¢-25c REGULAR PICTURE PROGRAM ONE SHOW ONLY EACH NIGHT 7:15 CURTAIN William Henry Newmeyer Piano Instruction STUDIO—Lynch Building, 111 East Secnd Street. | DAILY—1:00 to 5:36 P. M. Evenings by appointment. HARDWARE SPECIALTIES Rich Cut Glass : : Decorated and Hand-Painted China : : Universal Electrical Cooking Utencils of Every Description : : Electric Irons Vacuum Bottles, all Varieties Sterling and Triple-Plated Tableware, Carving Sets : : Game Shears : : Casseroles : : Percolators : : Safety Razors OOK OVER OUR LINE OF UNIVERSAL ELECTRICAL GOODS BEFORE BUYING THE RICHARDS-CUNNINGHAM CO. Township 32, range 77. See TELEPHONE 635 TO-DAY BIG CHANCE ~ Oil Stock certificates are printed| let Tae Trbume. Accuracy, neatiiess/ Advertising for these columns Classified Advertising must be paid for in advance un- 2 i é 5en account at this office : : : : : less parties ppt ope ae ‘AS! ASH No Charge Accounts kept for small advertising smal, nouses; | have several calls for themp un-) WILL HELP YOU build if you buy | one of my North Burlington lots;| they lay nicely; close in for Bur- lington employes, and I sell them} so they are within the reach of all;! | $10 down and $5 per month. This| | addition is moving fast; an early) | ing up with good, substantial, me- dium-sized houses; you can buy a) | $10 down and $5 per month. HAVE property in Casper you want to sell, come in and list it. get you a fair price for it. Have constant calls for both vacant and improved. ROSS LAMBERT 207 S. Center St.: ::: ———_—— FOR SAL } busine propositivus in the city; warehouse grain and storage; per- manent storage pays all e and interest on money invested. This house did a fifteen-thousand business in November; can you rock bottom price, as owner wants to retire. Can make ome terms on it if necessary for you to handle it. IF YOU |APARTMENTS are the big income ! properties of all good, live commun- ities. This city is no exception; can get you the ground and will build them for you. I AM IN A POSITION to put you right on investments, large or, small, right here in Casper, the center of all oil activity. Whether you have tho s to invest, f you are a w arner, and have only limited means. A. F. HARTMAN, |207 South Center st.; Phone 210 LOST—} jreturn to | WANTED—-A good place to work as cook or housekeeper on ranch or in oil camp by a widow who is hair pin. une office tr alone; best of referenc Address Mrs. Laura Fraser, E. Colfax ave., care Mrs. Thomas Hebert, Denver, Colo. ALE—tThree lots on just off Center; excelle business block site. A. Phone 8-4t* rage STEELE, 112 S. Wolcott. or The Tribune’s Commercial Job }Printing Department is conceded to be the best equipped in the State . THOROLY EXPERIENCED and re- liable stenographer, capable of vy work, desires position in up- Apply Tribune of- housework. Apply 444 North Beach or Phone 748. | fice 1-2-tf | FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Phone | 749-W. 1-2-1t* | WANTED — Woman for general, | 1-2-tf T—Two furnished bed- -Walnut.Phone744-J.1-2-6t ie es cama? Daria anes FOR SALE—Ten lots, close in, lo- cated in fortune’s circle; one look means a lot for $300; good terms; fortunes stored in vaults of mother earth; buy land, the foundation of all security, and stand with the in- dependence of men; work with and for those who depend on you. Wiil be in Casper two days to show lots. Give Phone number. Address W. E, Patton, Casper, Wyo. 1-2-2t* NOTICE TO SETTLERS | 640-acre homestead filings will be jaccepted. FRED E. PLACE, Clerk of | the District Court, 1-2-tf FOR SALE—Residence lots,’ near, new high school building. Write J.| wark, Mevook, Nebf 1-2-4t WANT TRIBUNE ADS PAY Residence Phone 128-W _ Bob’s Auto ~ Livery Stand at Grand Central Hotel lot the nd put you up a house, save moving and paying rent. Put your rent money into your own property, and own it in a short time. I will help you. They are} | Phone 210 6 —One of the best paying 9 xpenses G BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS filled. ‘5 LADIES: It’s Phone 21-J. Ti { | aeCall. Casper Beauty Parlor, | Smith Building : : : : = : } “,RIN’ TIT THE TRUTH”? - George B. Nelson Sells the Earth and Writes In- surance : Office Midwest Hotel choice will enable you to make a| OSS good selection for your home site.\7 1¢ HENNING Did the Plumbing | f --— There's No Kick Coming |THE MIDWEST ADDITION is build-! Casper Rubber Co. : Vulcanizing Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J PENNSYLVANIA TIRES Casper Rubber Company, Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J W. P. SPENCE, M. D. Eye, ‘Ear, Nose and Throat Spe- cialist : Glasses Fitted : Office over Chamberlin’s Furn, Store IF IT'S PLUMBING SEND FOR HENNING Everard & Steele, Chemists | Rock and oil analysis. Phone 798 | Glasses correctly fitted wil: stop | headaches. See F. D. MARTIN, | OPHD. Eyesight Specialist. Suite 6, Smith Block ———— < | HENNING FOR THAT’S ALL! > ‘OIL STOCKS AND LANDS =e | | LISTEN! | PLUMBING! ——— PERRY E. HAWORTH, Mokler Bldg., Phone 0.L Walker Lumber Co. Phone 240 DEALERS IN HUDSON AND GEBO COAL 1 A full line of Building Materia! of all kinds. Figure wich us for any of your requirements ~. the ouilding line and we will guarantee satisfaction. GRAND CENTRAL STABLES THE place that gives you-a good team for any drive, long or short. ‘We Shecialize on Good and Careful FEEDING Your Horse is in good hands if left with us Day and Night Service Phone 20 Castle & Parsons, Props.