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

¢ rs ASPER DAILY TRIB {tion of Caspercmade saddles to achieve| Mr. and Mrs. ja name so fay away, Mr. Whisen- hunt states that he is supplying or- 'ders for many others in various parts " Yoonan Daily | 4 abd oes t The Casper Daily Trbune: as oe Le Issued every eveuing except Sunday, et Casper, Natrona Count; Wyoming 3. Circulation in excess of 1,000 daily ar 8) tof the country. second! Temple} jat Burkett’s before you buy. Threc candidates were give degree work at the Masonic last night. sos es See the front and back lace corsets 1-4-1t pores * lins Babscription price 50 cents per month) by carrier, $6.00 a year by mail : Ad- fe} Mrs. ®vertising rates giver, on application. Mr. and oo and Mrs. The Rev. Cromer OIL ; Printing Department is conceded to; where they have been since New Apelication for entry us cocond-dlacs| pens their holidays in Denver:|i ois, bess equipped in theiState . | Year's. WANTED_A good place to work a5 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS ganticr’ at thé’ peak’ office at. Casmee Miss Louise Butler accompanied her} rere) | co i cook ivr chousekeeper "on ranch. 0r} w aaatag breed ] parents and returned to Casper on Mr. and Mrs. M Castle and Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Norton in oil camp by a widow who is| (ADIES: Iv Phone 219. Try 7 LADIES: It’s Phone 21-J. Try | ca - - Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Cromer will daughter are expected to return to little daughter returned today, 1). best of references. Address} } gall. Casper Beauty Parlor, | 5. E. HANWAY = RECA pE Some SEAY ETL ONEEE > BIorS Ye this week, after “a three|from Los Angles. _ Mrs, Laura Fraser, 727 E. Colfax | Smith Building : : + 2 + = | 3B. GRIFFITH Associate turning home pees journ in the East. The og teat s eat ES care Mrs. Thomas Hebert,;O—=+ Oo EARL E. HANWAY News a have visited at their old W Oe: * : i ~¢ 2-28-4t* Se eS F. F, Shuman, traveling auditor for in Illinois, Missouri, and spent|day to Douglas whcre he spend Denver, Colo. he OCAIN TIT THE TRUTH”? ° Me aT Oo Ss the Northwestern, came in today from time with their daughter at/2 f hours between tr on legal| oR SALE_Three lots on Second George B. Nelson } ti) PUDS Chadron, AA rie NG ral street, just off Center; excellent e- | ~ Sells the eae or alate i i 3 f xr business block site. . surance : fice Midwest Hote | Short items of interest e will run hourly John M. Whisenhunt is again at his C. Sr Bee ee Ween? hata One 2 Ne ah ir che ce Fh Sear dees , Se ragaeate ti: Made 3 'f HENNING Did the Plumbing | Oil Man Returns from £ast ) be Cres ‘ POT f he ( Sanit Saaanien There's No Kick Coming | Joe Kinney is expected to arrive 2 0 Saturd we will run hourly sales, ee ROL 4 oh 7 aka gies sc 3 : ly | Be . our ad Frids rht. liable stenographer, capable of Seaso tomorrow from an extended stay in Mrs. S. C. Davis, one of the early| B re ; fe ‘ ay ee ‘ he He ae Mee cation in aie > a eee the East, during which he visited) pioneers in this part of Wyoming, has Ty aric Store (Helme ard 5 es y : = = . ORT. Wash h i : ee Te ar h ( 1-4-1t ° todate Apply Tribune of- Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J ashington, Chicago, and other|/been enjoying an extended trip thru) ware ) -4- Aes / todate d 3 i o = Fe) points, with stops at Salt Lake and/the East with visits in Kansas and °° Sey Closet Mie layse ooh AVES ional peal sis = Cheyenne. Rumor has it that the) other places, where she has atives.| FOR SALE—Three lots on Second) for Phil: phia to contirue his stud- E PENNSYLVANIA TIRES T young oil man has been making somg|She returned to her home r Cas-| street, just off Center; excellent ga-!j Wharton School of Com-| FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Phone Casper Rubber Company, | more lucky deals like his recent on per in time to spend New Year's with, rage or business block site. A./ merce of the University of Pennsyl 749-W. 1-3-3t"| | ig Theatre Bld., Phone 257-3 | and that the sums involved are very her family STEELE, 112 S. Wolcott Phone! y Clement returned home to = Se - _O large. In any case, Mr. Kinney’s 0.0 635. 12-29-tf | spe the Christmes holidays with his| FOR RENT—Two fur shed bed o —o good fortune is proverbial, whether in| Start the New Year right. Get Pr R ra” i 1 NuB Pa i te yler-Nicolay- | rooms.857S. Walnut.Phone744-J.1-2-6t/ 5 W. P. SPENCE, M. D. ] the sert of oil that is found in the NuBone Corset at Burkett 1-4-1t Mr turkett fits all uBons Cor- ¢ TST ea nigga a To. | Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Spe- | woolies or in the Big Muddy. There's ® © r g nets tO tm ndividual. Try one, 1-4-1t fi} t SALE—Ten lots, 66.30, | cialist : Glasses Fitted : Office just a possibility that it’s due as much ifiyou want:goed things to eat. ani oo F. N. Sanford of Thermopolis is in d in: fortune’s circle; one look) | over Chamberlin’s Furn. Store | Aire : at reaspnable prices, go te the Royal NyRone ¢ iacnhat v6 more tilt fe sae ates ‘ pales Jed to active gray matter as to the god 7 > bd ane : the! pied, s a lot for $800; good terms; ie fo 4 - Cafe, in basement of McClure Build- 4), F i nd are much better. peeetces eet her|O Oo dess o poueene ng, on We st Fir: t st ret. Bi ken 1-4-1t fortunes stored in vaults of mot no IF IT’S PLUMBING T A. E, Humphreys, Jr., Back PuEa Cay, 28s siti oO arth; , the foundation of SEND FOR HENNING | aD wuss nh ide we ae > c T Burke returned this morning all sec tand with the in- O——_——_~ ———— oO y phreys, Jr., will be back Of course, you like nice picture Cheyenne and other fr i of men; work with and|9 ——_—— me) » job tomorrow a deugnt » he The ign } depende , en; r it ~ = = m SarnNidey ine ade ecth eitaet ee aeree tT RA pene nee St point everal days’ duration for those who depend on you. Will | )Everard & Steele, Chemists | rliday interlude it a nice assortmen ome in and look c @ 4 : 3 ‘ 5 Fy “yi home in Denver, The Humphreys Oil) them over Also see our picture C. T. Thomr listrict: manager be n Gs per two d Yi 6 abo lots. Rock and oil anzlys Rhone 798 4 Co.'s interests in Wyoming, as well as! frames 1-4-1 the Monnt Stat Telephone ; hone number. Addres = other centers of the oil industry, are eo nd Te h ¢ 1 this morn. E , Casper, Wy | large enough to mean much traveling Due to the derilment from Chey z Z lesen Ler Set Oe ae ET heudaches. S | between this ang othe roint the red near Clayton at the ti f th NOTICE TO SETTLERS OPHD. Eyesight Specialist. part of sta prineivel sil freight wreck yesterday, the Mrs. J. P. Smith and M Lennis Boiler Repairs —-— Suite 6, Smith Block | ton southbound p r trair th will leave Sunday for Los Bina Weldin ‘ ‘ stead filings will be| QO. eatewe entree —O y ‘orbir out of er OVE North ter € spend th « 1 PLACE, Clerk of O- ne ag: = wD, Geb ic, prudent ano of Capes or te Noe seer eR din 2 (3 TESTER, HENNING £98] ager o e rthwe 0 ‘ ° PLUMBING! "S Al | who was in Cheyenne to at 1 the mm the | I 1 ° 2 ‘ a Stem Wel In pee ears a eres ee banquet given by Harry Hynds, jour tern track ; fig nek ate ! 8 ds s eat 2 ea a neyed eastward from there and will Standard Re and his Vaca also equipped 1 rite J./O OIL. STOCKS “rrL SD visit Kansas City before returning to| to their own track ag ; see pasty Loose for heavy acetylene welding s 1-2-4t ND LANDS i Casper. Jeremiah Mahoney was also| Junction wa peace : Eto ee No job too small or too large. — —— te ait me pean * tng banquet, returning to Attorney C. F. Clay of Denve ( ex Richards, utsyor of Free All work guaranteed. LOST—Bunch of key ase re: PERRY E. HAWORTH, ey. ny : representing the Merritt Oil & G rived in Casper this mor turn to Tribune office 1-8-2 Mokler Bldg., Dae Milo pave nothing more im re bratne vou : 4 rice : se ts pends 2 WANTED—Girl for a ouse- O x eh Ld portant to do than speculate, are ~ ie) fo} ] work. Phone 508 it wondering if there is any special sig- The John M. W sae hunt Co. today Jan Dickie of “The rmopolis ar . Cc ona ery See 3 ey nificance in the fact of Leslie R. Mil+jis shipping a made-to-order saddle to rived last evening to be present at the FR BEDROOM for rent. Phone ler’s arrival from Cheyenne today and/ the chief of police of Bristol, N. H., al of Mrs. David Kidd this after- | Phones:-——Office, 718; Res. 338J 1-3-tf Joe Kinney’s visit tomorrow which speaks volumes for the reputa-. noo t —e — j a2 R [—Room with or without A. R. Thorsen has arrived from =——t bo 1-3-2t* a . Denver on matters connected with hig OIL OIL =a } ; ra ee fark bavwe oii interests. OIL OIL SYMBOL UNTOUCHED BY WAR 1) ed 5) Lion of St. Mark Has Escaped De struction, Though Hand of Time Has Been Heavy on it. The lion of St. Mark still stands. ie | Curtously enough, while utioost pre 5 a wooden |{{} == yard it from harm, fo) Will sell a limited number of shares of stock for development. purposes. It takes a dollar to do a dollar's worth of work; stck will increase from $1 to $10 the same as it will increase from 10 cents to $1. We need the co-operation of all fair-minded people, and some money, to help develop our holdings in the Big Muddy Field. Call at our office, 112 South Wolcott St., and receive full information OR PHONE 635 wautions have been taken to preserve the edifices and monuments of Venice against the ruthless hand of the avi ator, this symbol of the republic, one of the chief artistic and histor ries of the city to al glo still pe s on its col! win in the Pinzzett vith never a . ° ba. masonry sete "woot Equality Oil & Investment Co. covering ° The Hon of St, Mark long has been CASPER, an interesting relic, source of some | WYOMING speculation and an endless amount of historicg! legend more or less auchen | tic. There is a tradition that Napoleon carricd it to Paris there were diamonds in its eyes. They were} really white agates, faceted. It is conjectured that the lion mas have formed a purt of the decoration of some Assyrian palace centuries be fore it became the symbol of the Ve tian patron saint, St. Mark. The head except for the crown, the mane, and the /larger, part of the body and legs except the claws, ure much older thar other portions of the figure. The wing: | aud paws ure of a much later date, | while the rump part and the tail are! restorations executed after the lior| had been sent back from Puris early} in the last century. The lion Is In a condition that is required even u tions to fT There are rents and fissures through out the body, and the portions hele} tegether by tron rivets that have rust | ed away. Many initials murk the metal presumably engraved by urtists cm! ployed in various restorations, The Lion of St. Mark could be de stroyed with litte effort. It has sur vived the chonces of war to the pres ent, OIL IL. OIL when If You Don’t Get Life Insurance When you are well You can’t getit when you are sick or disabled See Us Today Geo. B. Nelson, W.L. McGuire "Local Agents ; C.R. M cGREW _ General Agent — ‘The Capitol Life Insurance Co. of Colerado ler ordinar its ent disinte Bauxite From Dutch Guiana. Bauxite was discovered ‘about 1:| months ago by a mining engineer or private properties situated on the) Surinam river, four hours’ journe), from Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana. ‘Th: | area over which the bauxite deposit» | have been found and which disclose: | <warlous outcrops, is 100 kilometer: long and ten kilometers wide (G2 by 6: | miles). It is not yet possible to any idea of the amount of bawxit | within this area. The bauxigy cx pany vow opereting seems intrest: only dn the highlends and Nill depos | fits, It Is In possession of thé woe) ‘guitable land.~-Coniwercial Reports pcre SSeS Aare RAL Stomach Troubles a. If you have trouble with your scag-s you should try Chamber- |{{) Jain’s Tablets. So many have been) restored to by the use of these itv« tablets and their cost is so little, 25 Sag : — cents, that it jis worth whiie ) Bike a Ta } RE Rhine sapere off in Casper today on their way from nder to Denver, where Mr. Rhine receive medical attention. Among today’s visitors in Casper! are Charles E. and R. T. Bair of Raw- ° o | Mate Wheeler and are|_ The Tribune's Commercial Job baby came home today from Denver, Classified | } BELLA LLL LD LLLLLLLDL DLL ALAA Advertising for these columns my * 43s parties have an open account at ae cia CASH_—_C. ASH——-CASH——-CASH__ No Charge Accounts kept for small advertising Advertisin e paid for in advance un- hig office: : “2.45. 5° : ark brown ibune of- eward. 1-4-6t printed at The Tribune. Accuracy, neatness { and dispatch guaranteed. (} i Oil Stock certificates are } { Residence Phone 128-W Bob’s Auto Livery Stand at Grand Central Hotel Phone 57 sel) OIL Special Rates to Salt Creek and the Oil Fields The Bonton CAFE THHE PLACE TO EAT : Ev. ERYTHING FIRST CLASS: ; REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A _ SPE. CIALTY. 139 South Center Street Come in and Try YOU AUTO PAINT and |YOUR AUTO NEEDS PAINT John Jourgensen, Decorator It's. the WARDROBE : Cieaners Ladies’ Work Given Special ( Attention {/Phone 124W : 124 W. 2nd St. YANTED—Waman to wash Friday or Saturday; also girl for general housework. Phone 339. 1-4-2t* ii \ MARSHALI. C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to ob- ics and diseases of women d children. Office phone 30; ||| Phone 164. Bi Casper, Wyo. —— Lumber Co. Phone 240 DEALERS IN HUDSON AND GEBO COAL A full line of Building Material of jall kinds. Figure wich us for any of | your requirements =: th- ouilding line |and we will guarantee satisfaction. $$$ $$ ry GRAND CENTRAL STABLES THE place that gives you a oud team for any drive, long or short. We Specialize on Good and Careful x FEEDING eur Ho: is in good hands if left with us Day and Night Service Phone 20 Castle & Parsons, Props. 2 Nias $$$ chhitz In Brown Bottles For Family Use