Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1917, Page 4

= THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Seventh zone, 1400 to 1800 -miles,| five cents per pound. Eighth zone, over 1800 miles, six cents per pound. Free-in-country circulation provid- ed by the present law would continue as at present. Daily newspapers will A dyertising for these columus must be paid for in advance un- not be affected, because they do not tess parties have an open account at this office : : : : : irculate beyond a 300 mile radius. , CASH. CASH CASH CASH . Among other provisions, the bill in- No Charge Ss kept rien Hl advertising Publication Offices: Mokler Bidg. | Telephone 15 i] Issued every evening except Sunday, at Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming | Subscriptions——By carrier, 15 cents a. week. By muil, 50 cents a month; $3.00 for six months; 0 for year. Application for entry as second-class matter at the post ‘office at Casper, Wyoming, perding. ases rates for mail orders cata- from two to eight cents 2 = = z them third class mat- FOR SALE—A good, established ’ For Sale This pro- busine: in heart of buginess sec- rests every mer- tion, Will sell cheap. nquire at city throughout the Tribune office, 12-15-tf See Ben and Bon c =" 7 ae BARGAINS in lots and homes. Two Dest lots, 60x140, close in; $250; terms. Manus« ripts ent to the editor will not be returned unless postage is enclosed according * ion, that the r proposal will be passed by the present session of cor nd put into effect very short! will ns of Bargains in Lots and Houses. WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 unfurn- ONE LOT, 60x140, on terms; close in. ished rooms or small cottage. Ad- oes Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which art of letter users of follars or Tribune. 1-19-3t*| FIVE-ROOM bungalow, east front, may appear in the columns of The h ntr y required to|_ nnn | | Clone 1s $1,000 Zlown- Tribune will be gladly corrected if t € ¢ 2 E—Two sleeping roc’ xs = brought to the attention of the editor It } bec pressly stipluated . Jefferson 1-1913t* PWO-ROOM house, corner lot, near J. E, HANWAY Editor arr Reals reulation sO RENT—Large dining room and State Hospital; $675 cash J. B. GRIFFITH Associete Editor ffected ; kitchen, centtal ear FIVE-ROOM house, with bath, full EARL E. HANWAY News Edito THEA . at Tribune off tf 6 7 basement, with two extra rooms tah laundry d all graded and GA =e 2 : orrmcormon wii iain ES ADMIRAL DEWEY- to have them WANTEI —M COMING TO THE IRIS WEDNESDAY, IN ffe 1 in any w Sry 85 | 7 Apply in oate eady to put in lawn. Lot 60x140; Pies the pa o in Dene “ROMEO AND JULIET’—-SAME PRICES th papet tilding. “ah 18 on Oath Ws alnut $3,000. ee ATOM OBE LCTO pipes tic i carried |The Tribune's Commercial Job, SIX-ROOM modern-home, corner lot, yest aime aaa A OREGON AGGIES NOT CHAMPS ONE CENT! ETTRS MAY RESULT : thousand miles to their des- Printing Department is cemceded to| on South Durin street. Nice trees Grant, luck played an important part ' i bebil tinatior be the best equipped in the State . in yard, walks and lawn. Garage. in the life of Admiral Dewey, and it i n " Last year first class mail made a __ LS, House is beautifully finished inside, no reflectior 1 the character or abil BUT ARE ECONOMICAL FROM PENDING LEGISLATION profit fer the government of over $75,| FOR RENT— icely. ffurnished room, $5500.00. ities of A ral D y nti 100,000 per year, while second or | modern conveniences. 244 South pt eh 4 2 AR site é : ich 5 a criodical lost a sum equally ag large,’ - Maple. Phone 376-M. tf INSURE your property NOW. Don’t » Sor, ir ce to the profession) NEW YOR Jan, 22.—Or tage wi offsetting the b item of ; he loved, he admitted it hirgself ceieuttaedl Yeatiege ‘didn't detent thel probably’ Bec as a result te cwhiaenthe SORE Om avdenart WANTED—Housekeeping rooms or} wait until it’s too late. Although the name of Admira! University of Pennsylvania at foot- r i I pected the hows. It is confidently ex mall house ecieaele Ms au iti ARE YOU PROTECTED with a life ( vill enact ‘ . ge ir 2 pune. + J Dewahibasl bees. a Houscholaf-waray bas neith it win the champior ent § gh al La A d that increased business| Wife; close in. Phone 15, Uritune.\"" insurance policy? We write the old since May, 1898, he 1 xty MADE COPS Amn Cad | Sais Tet SO : eine ie ed thro the lower rate in reliable Mutual Life Insurance Co. since May, 98, he wa 1 hi ixty ing deserving of credit ri ral rat e cent for ordinary and towns will make up the re-|— a bi = rE ae policies, Safe and sound. first year before his great spenses for its footb eam letter nVed to letter Useresl0 WANTE D- acon and board org oe . * lis service f of 3 ' in modern home, close in : wari Hae or the 191¢ ee A care Tribune. {-29-4f SEE BEN REALTY ¢0,, vaid i Cor. First Ave. and Center St. tenant thirty-seven Nearly all tt ss a ‘ Will H y N V . WOMAN wants work by the Real Estate and Insurance, Rentals p 1 ‘ th MAD ants is th :, . - immortal exploit i : ae Iam Harry NEWMeyer Phone 147-J. 1-22-2t* Notary Public — had served with t le < . . “TWatcan'n hed at Hiatiouuere cey.| Phone 74° 3/2: 2 3 “so Casper; Wyo. jn th P r ‘ Get you a bed at the Floppery—ev- : ParabAt {A opening Be ne Oe Shige tl ea beer eid habit Piano Instruction Me esas ape ee ee New Ork in the Civil Wa He nm wr ea ie — BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS served : mmand¢ capt juipmer a STUDIO—Lynch Building, 111 Government e ites place the rice © 9 ae Shakes crop from the Southern States LADIES: It’s Phone 21-J. Try commodore, d rT if : =o $8 i se East Second Street. 32.800.000 bushels. | a Call. Casper Beauty Parlor, | ties in 1 t ” I ‘ait 1 for the entir ne obese Sec Ss EE } Smith Building : : + : : HE 80 satisf to h iy rs that yme ntry NOTHING IN PARTICULAR oe = he was g mmand of th t In ection with a one cent rate J DAILY—1 00 to 5:30 P. M. Mrs. Benham. What sort of look- 9 “AIN’ TIT THE TRUTH"? squadror j go But the tting f a) first class mail deliveries it Evenings Sy appointment. ing woman is she? | George B. Nelson fact attracted no publ ttentior r footbal pl ed to have a zone tC! Of (ci ___,, ) fenham. Oh, 1 don’t know;she has | Sells the Earth and Writes In- me AUREL A ee}! m-'rates f econd class matter, which laps hose standard.faces, with a, | surance : Office Midwest Hotel even after th t Spain wa Spe ee i oe PS 4 : : Pe r that expected to increase the charges or . mouth, nose, , ete,—Chicago 5———— declared. The people were looking to x $10 alall periodical nation wide circula MORES (A HUT AS GROCERY) Her Sar: HENNING Did the Plumbing Cuba and Porto Rico and to the At . tion, The p tion has been put COMPANY TET | There's No Kick Coming rats ing ¢ ey, T of compul : concrete y being made art of Casper Coa nd Coke Co. deals ex-| QE lantic, i id of to the Pacific To 4 the average man the Philippine Island icultural, how-|the appropriation bill of the post of- leclusively in fuel. Office at Casper 2 € 1 1916 fice department. Under the provision ; Stati ry Co, 1-9-tf,| | Casper Rubber Co, : Vulcanizing meant nothing. Surprise heightened $1292;40 on relating tone cent nostage: all itirat ;Rapey ad otaplaGrocenss evans —— | Tris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J the joy with which Americans heard E surplus of only matter, including letters when Exclusive Line of Imported Try a bed at the aeons 25) the news of the annihilation of the on foreign grounds, i in any city or rural district 1-15-tf 9 | PENNSYLVANIA TIRES | Casper Rubber Company, uld be carried at a one cent rate. Goods r handling newspapers and mag- Spanish fleet and the capture of the Next year exp s are to be ati ore, for ¢ ’t like most col- land fortifications of Manila without ™°™® ). A. C, isn’t like most col 1 jan: hast ed | Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J % ges. It admits it wants to m » ajatines a zone plan has been propos eis.@ Ose the loss of an American life little cash out of the exploitation of) the being to divide the countr¥ 132 W. Second St.; Tel. 134-J Palace Shining Parlor lo— Saas a) In a day Dewey 1 become Amer- its football teams, und likes to derive| into cight zones, as follows % pace ee Pee Be 5 oe a ica’s greatest hero, His calmness un- the benefit that comes from advertis-| Local, first, second and third zones We clean all kinds of shoes, buck-§| | Eye, , Nose an roat Sp i a » ae] i uede, Ooze, and all na cialist ; Glasses Fitted : Office der fire, his promptness in cutting the ee O. A received quite a little Sa pats ouubes nol cays Cente be a H eae feet leathers. pad Id over Chamberlin’s Furn. Store cable, the thoroughness of his job and Hubli ne eahe aos it! “Fourthjzone-800 to.600 miles twol It’s. the chairs for ladies. Hats cleaned andi |S his innate modesty made a.tremen- smashed things up gener: the|cents per pound. w oy DROBE blocked. ; a | IF IT’S PLUMBING dous appeal to Americans. .Some middle west. The big » of Fifth zone 600 to1000 miles three} eaners _ If your Hat is Sitobed ae ae Bits SEND FOR HENNING wanted to make him President. (wWettoe ill be play fall in cents per pound. ! } Ladies’ Work Given Special is the place to have it cleaned an o : Portland, where the big, k of Sixth zone 1000 to 1400 miles, four} Attention |B blocked. all remember his temporary loss of prestige, due to his Awkward remark about the presidency and to his turn- | sented him by papular subscription, Whatever Satisfies or Pleases a Person, GENUINE SERVICE—that is what the real business mar of today is | : , trying to achieve. tained. He was not a demi-god, and “!"® Everard & Steele, Chemists h came from ls Rock and oil analysis. Phone 798 ound, PARLOR HAT WORKS, Phone 124W : 124 W. Second St. 135 S. Center St., Casper, Wyo. Glasses correctly fitted will stop headaches. See F. D. MARTIN, OPHD. Eyesight Specialist. Suite 6, Smith Block but there was soon a wholesome r tion from the excesses of criticism. A. A. CHAPMAN REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS STOCKS AND BONDS | Phone No. 196-J. Room 22 Townsend Block 9 A saner view of Dewey has LISTEN! PLUMBING! HENNING FOR THAT’S ALLT despised hero worship. He knew he “When you come to analyze service you perceive that it isn’t what you was not fit for the presidency, and get for nothing, but what you pay for ungrudgingly. It is what the business | said sp. But he was a great naval house profits from, not what it costs in money. | commander and a great patriot. Con-| “Whatever satisfies or pleases a person is service ; gress did‘ well to thank him for his} “To give bad service is to do things without using our heads. There is} one pretty fair test by which to judge every contact between the house and! its customers—and, in fact, the same test may be used in judging any indi- | vidual act whatever. It is the simple question: Has the thing been done right? “You don’t need to be a Solomon in order to judge an act by that stand-! ard. The first requisite is ordinaly intelligence, and the second is the menta did not, viewpoint. Most men have the former, put relatively few the latter. That is | heed his recommendations sooner. He Why so many things are done wrong; it is why we get poor service at every is sure of a.high place in the bril- turn. | liant galaxy of American heroes, ahd “A curious thi at everybody can gain by giving it Che words tat meant the destruction] eve" the most lowly cle rk. Men go up by doing little things right. of the Spanish fleet at Manilla Bay, “Trickery is being forced into the background in kb ES "3 the ranks of modern business. Deceit is passing out of fas “When yot’re ready, Gridley, you ; may fire,’ DR. L. N. FROST First door south of new Post- office Building, Casper, Wyo. Special attention to diseases of women, surgery and obstetrics. Residence and office phone 736. Haworth Corporation OF WYOMING services and make him Admiral of the Navy. valuable service as president of the General Navy Board and it is regret- table indeed that Congres He subsequently rendered OIL STOCKS AND LANDS Sipe, PERRY E. HAWORTH; Mokler Bldg., Phone 86 OIL STOCKS AND LANDS : PRODUCTION SPECIAL REPORTS General Offices—Daly Bldg., Casper, Wyo. g about service is t iness—at least ir oa || MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. | Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to ob- stetrics and diseases or women and children. Office phone 30; Res. Phone 164. Blackmore Bldg., Casper, Wyo. ion, and men are ma gs big money out of a sincere desire to serve.” HARDWARE SPECIALTIES Rich Cut Glass : : Decorated and Hand-Painted China : : Universal Electrical Cooking Utencils of Every Description : : Electric Irons Vacuum Bottl all Varie! Sterling and Triple-Plated Tableware, Carving Sets : : Game Shears : : Casseroles : : Percolators : : Safety Razors LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF UNIVERSAL ELECTRICAL GOODS BEFORE BUYING THE RICHARDS-CUNNINGHAM CO. WHEN - IN - DOUBT THE POPULAR PLAGE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS Rhinaceros Serves the best meal in town for 35¢ * * Short,orders, fancy steaks of all kinds ’ o|nerved pa youstike them ‘THE RHINOCER OS. NSE RNAP BE TR PONENT A will live as long in history as the words of the immortal Grant,! Always get service at THE CASPER MOTOR COMPANY. “Pl. fight it out along this line if it B. B. LUMMIS, Manager. Z takes all summer.” | AVIATORS FOUND IN | TRACKLESS DESERT By the United Pres) | SAN DIEGO, Cal., Jan, 22.—Lieut. Robertson and Lieut. Bishop, the Army aviators who have been miss- ing for several days, were rescued late yesterday evening and are now being brought to Yuma, 4 The two aviators suffered terribly" from exposure and lack of food. For four days they were without either food or water. After their machine had iauca on’ the desert, the two abiators abandoned it and set out for civilization. Lieut.| Bishop broke down from exhaustion | on the desert, and Lieut. Robertson’ ‘was compelled to abandon him and ‘push on alone for help. t foe Late “yesterday an atitomobile searching party came upon Robert- ‘gon, and they immediateiy returned, and picked up Bishop. i After administering first aid, the auto under ‘full speed is rushing the two men to Yuma: Both will’ re wover, . ’ pei “YOU AUTO PAINT and | YOUR AUTO NEEDS PAINT John Jourgensen, Decorator lam-now ready to take the 640 | _ Acre Stock Raising — Homestead M. P.- WHEELER