Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1917, Page 4

The Casper Daily Tribune | Issued every eyening except Sunday, at Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming Publication Offices: Mokler Bldg. Telephone 15 J. E. HANWAY - Editor and Manager * E. E. HANWAY - Associate Editor J. B. GRIFFITH - - Associate Editor R. E. EVANS City Editor Subscriptions~By carrier, 15 cents a_ week. By mail, 50 cents a month; $3.00 for six months; $6.00 for year Entered at Casper, Wyo., postoffice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which May appear in the columns of The Tribune will be gladly corrected if brought to the attention of the editor, The world’s largest coal pier, capable of loading 12,000,000 tons of ; AMERICA—ON GUARD it with a hearty good will. In closing the evening’s program, he admonish- ed the boys to remember the Scout law, which impresses the necessity of doing a good turn every day, without | thought of reward. “Try to do not one, but many good | . turns every day. You will be sur-} “T pledge allegiance to my flag, prised to find how many people are : sch jt, friendly to you when you go out with | and to the republic for which AU ihisisniriGemmvoullwilivwecsbacie just | stands; one nation indivisible, with! what you give out.” liberty’ and justice for all.” | SS — CASPER SCOUTS RENEW OATH IN JOCAL MEETING The proposition was put to the boys | of helping the Woman’s League for} Service in planting the vacant lots | of Casper with garden seeds. While | no formal action was taken on this} idea, the boys individually seemed to | favor it. In New York the Boy Scouts | were assembled at the Armory and| each sent home with a package of | beans to plant, thereby guaranteeing | that each Scout would raise enough | beans for one soldier. The Scout law, which is the sum of all good to the boys of the or- ganization, has its tenets the state- ment that a out is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, | ¢ sage id kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, Reorganization Effected Ami brave, clean and reverent. { If the | boys of Casper can weave these ideals | into the warp and woof of their lives, | Scenes of Enthusiasm at Ral- WA aes \ ly Staged at Central School the results will be too far reaching | Last Night for the mind to grasp. he —_—— RARE BARGAIN IN HIGH GRADE me (| | SCOUT OATH PIANO : i Coprrighh Uadecmset & Endermset | On my honor I will do my best— | 1. To do my duty to God and my , We have at Casper a_ new, high | : THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE WORLD’S LARGEST COAL PIER OPENED 3, Mrs, Cora Fisher, Grand Matron of | & ivited to be present. country, and to obey the Scout law; 2. To help other people at all times; : 3. To keep myself physicatly strong, mentally awake and morally straight. oo ¢ The Casper Scouts who marched into the reorganization meeting at the Central School last evening be- hind their squad bunners to the music of “Onward Christian Soldiers,”’ open- ed the program by repeating the im- pressive Scout Oath which every boy is bound to obey. Charles Rievely at the meeting, and felicitously introduced the speakers who had come to the re- presided {Liberal terms. will be sold at a positive bargain. Particulars will be furnished by making application to The Denver Music Company, Denver, Colorado. 5-3-15t —_>- ~ Biugrante from the U.S. Flock to Canadian Lands WINNIPEG, May 3.—Nearly three hundred freight cars were required to transport the effects of settlers en- tering Western Canada from the United States during the past four weeks, it was learned at. Immigration all toc The effects are valued at | |D. A. Robertson Eniers*= Realyt Business With Interstate Investment | | | | D. A. Rebertson, well known con- |tractor of C with the is sper, now |his time to divetsified interests in the future. The firm is located in Room \8, Smith Buliding. Mr. Robertson will have the gen- grade piano which, if taken at once, | ~ 3 Sit affiliated newly organized Interstate | Investment Company and will devote : al management of the office and ex- CLASSIFIED AD COLUMNS | Advertising for these columns must be paid for in advance unless parties |maintain a regular open account at this office. We cannot charge small ads. CASH ASH——CASH——CASH _ "No'Charge Accounts kept for small advertising fe |WALSED—Clean, soft rags. Will FOR SALE pay 5 cents per pound. Tribune, O— —e_O | . DIRT FOR SALE cheap st 515, S. | WANTED—Good, live stock sales- Durbin. 4-27-5t |man. See Van Keuren, Midwest Ho- tel. 4-30-6t* FOR SALE—Congoleum rug 9x12 ft. 1 new; one chifforobe, new. 423 S, WANTED — One or two furnished Beech, basement. $5-3-1t rooms for light housekeeping. quire G.“G., Tribune. a CONCRETE TURNE god men at once R. aes FOR SALE—300 plain opera chairs, 1 drop curtain and several scenic sides and other paraphernalia belong- ing to complete picture show, now in the Princess Theatre at Lead, S. D. P. A. Gushurst, Lead, S.D. 5-3-6t Wanted six for 8 hours. Avenue. Ww Woelfert, 414 C Y 4 r BOARDERS WANTED—Good home pe maeratlonal Fam Service | cooking; no boozers accepte' iphone 534-W. LARGE RANGE Stove—Good baker. Must sell. Phone 534W. 5-3-3t | | ele- | 3t | |FOR SALE—7 year old Stallion, coal inte the year, at |LOST—Little silk Poodls dog; ans-| weight 1850 Jbs., pasture broke; 4 Curtis bay, in Baltimore bor. The <4 was cons ted by the Baltimore and Oh Iway and cost ),000 wers to “Rags.” White with few |head work horses, 3 1-2 freight wagon © build. It ts ¢ ructed of ste and ‘te and is operated by electricity. A new feature in st onto |light brown spots. Return to 125/and harness. Inquire at this office. vessels is embodied in the pier, m hemos being employed to lower the into the holds tustend of gravity, }S. David and receive liberal r 4-27-tf hus reducing the breakage in loading lump cond to a minimum |HATCHING EGGS from pure bred,| GUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS Congress of Governors single comb White Leghorn and | If HENNING Did the Plumbiag . There’s No Kick Coming Will Meet Tomorrow to Ea] Rhode Island Reds, $1.50 per setting. | |Mrs. Edw. Merriam, Moneta, Wyo. : Miices «| 4-19-tf Discuss War Prohibition | WASHING’ ON, D.C. Mavis 4 | ward for any sheep found branded, ie 0 TONE lay a5 : |W. Address X Y Z, care Tribune. growing demand for war prohibition | 4-16-26t is coming from wholly unexpected, in- | fluential business sources. : W. P. SPENCE, M. D. ESTRAYED—One dollar a head re- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat cialist : Glasses Fitted : Offee over Chamberlin’s Furn. Store 3. IF IT’S PLUMBING SEND FOR HENNING NOTICE Governor Harris, of Georgia, after consulting | Notice is hereby given that I will} with other Sovernors, has sent out a | prosecute to the fulk extent of the law |? ROY M. LOCKENOUR ¥ call for a governors’ congress to meet ;anyone caught trespassing on my;}| Attorney and Counselor at Law } in the national capital on May 4th to!land or in Hot Six canyon. No pie-| | 4-18-l1mo* Glenrock, Wyo. } consider effective state prohibition | 'o } nic parties or fishing excursions on|@ my land will be tolerated in the fu- purely as a war measure. Telegrams urging national war pro- ture. hibition have been received at the | (Signed) MOSTELLER. capitol from Governors Brumbaugh | 4.96.4t of Pennsylvania, Aldrich of Nebraska | 4 Ne eT seaia or Sooo eo) O—— Catts of Florida, Alexander of Idaho, | 5 - a Capper of Kansas, and Bilbo of Mis sissippi, while more than six hundred MSE EOYs vA +10 telegraphic demands have been re- = ceived within the last week from lead. |; ‘1YE BOYS CAN BARN FROM ¢ | jing educators and bu Ss men. $1-50, T0'$2:50 EER’ DAY. 7 i : se |* Apply WESTERN UNION Office “| | | Everard & Steele, Chemists Rock and oil analysis. Phone 798 WM. CASPER BEAUTY PARLOR ? Smith Bldg. Phone 470. Ladies nd Gentlemen’s Man- ieuring. Miss Delia Lenehan, Prop. Attention, Eastern Stars! ;the Order of the Eastern Star, will make her official visit to Casper: on} |May 4th, at 8 p. m., at the Masonic !Temple. All visiting members are in- td 5-2-2 WANTED TO BUY Feeding ewes and lambs for fall delivery. : The Bonton CAFE THHE PLACE TO EAT 1 EV- ERYTHING FIRST CLASS ; ; REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A_ SPE. CIALTY. JOHN A. MURRAY, Livestock Commission Merchant Tribune Office, Casper, Wyo. Residense Phone 128-W Bob’s Auto Livery Stand at Grand Central Hetel Phone 57 Rates to Salt Creel: Fox and Wolf Hounds, ef the best English strains im America; 40 years’’ expe rience in breeding these fine hounds for my 6wn sport and pre- tection to sheep, hogs and poultry. |}Send 4 cents for catalogue. |, T. B. HUDSPETH, Sibley, Mo. |8-12-52te teste ha 139 South Center Street Special Come in and Try LET ME DO YOUR HOUSE AND WIN- DOW CLEANING, and make your garden, organization with messages of encour- agement and good cheer. Each and everyone was greeted with the vim of applause which only a boy can put into a pair of hands. The gist of the » records show. — M. McPherson arrived’ Tusla, Okla., this morning. - —_ | pects to deal in range land as well as oil leases and stocks. His many | |friends will wish him success in his new venture, Phone 793 W or 569 J G. from = —__—__- anes a Praatheaaai!i Wevereiready, (ollclp|| janes are ean GE ees ce | FERTILIZE for it is my business to please you. : : : 3: : you,” and small wonder that the boy- operator from Wichita, Kas., has re-|Your lawn. Car of good rich fertili-! audience was moved to respond by turned to Casper after an absence in!zer, sheep manure, $3.50 per load, much hand-clapping. Ka 50. Phra 74. See Ben Transfe: In introducing the speakers, the chairman made an interesting state- | ment concerning the help given by va- rious ones whose sympathies he had enlisted. Presents of money for equipment have been numerous, as well as offers of personal help, the} most necessary adjunct to keeping | the organization alive. The Rev. R. B. W. Hutt, the new scoutmaster, was the first speaker of the evening, giving a vivid picture of | the discipline and training which the Scout movement brings to boys, fit- ting them for their future duties as citizens. Mr., Hutt has offered the basement of the Parish house of St. Mark’s as the meeting place of the j Scouts, and will assume his new } duties as head of the organization at once, the time of meeting being on Monday evening. Dr. Day followed Mr. Hutt, and having already ingratiated himself with the be of Casper by presenting the Scouts with a fine, big flag, he naturally received a very warm wel- come. His address full of good things, and it was apparent that he has a warm spot in his heart for the * boys. ig The Congress Hotel PUEBLO, COLO. OIL MEN’S HEADQUARTERS |POPULAR PRICED THROUGHOUT | The Casper Landscape and Garden Company, You Will Find The Spirit Of Economy ALL THRU OUR STORE 20 Per Cent Reduction ON ALL SPRING SUITS AND COATS Including all Late Styles and Models in JERSEYS, GABARDINES, SILKS AND VELOURS W. W. COLLIVER, Manager Riverview Hotel Phone 540-M Se 5 J, C. YOUNG xpress and Bagga Stand at Holmes’ Har. te Store Res. Phone 434-J Daily service to Salt Holmes Hardware at 7: GEO. B. NELSON Real Estate and Insurance Midwest Building Day Phone 601 Creek, leaves 30 a. m. \ MORES & LUTAS GROCERY COMPANY Phone 31 Faney and Staple Groceries Exclusive Line of Imported Goeds a T. O. Turner is one of the Casper] e 4 men who was largely responsible for | A LARGE SHIPMENT OF a ef A helping to keep the organization to- ] gether and he made a wonderfully} * helpful speech, offering his friend- | ship and aasistance to the Scouts. | Don’t wait if you want to. buy Real Estate, as it is going up every day. 132 W. Second St.; Tel. 134.3 FISK HATS : Ambrose Hemingway, Percy Parker, | J t I Y6u have no doubt noticed the price that has been H a and Waller Byler made brief ad: uae paid for Real Estate in the last week or two. c ahn & Hahn | if dresses, following which the audience ef ‘ sang “America,” with the Misses If you want business property, a house and lot, or C hir g ‘ a “'Bohtke'and Johnson to leadi&he sing- : § Y, 2 ,ora 1ro ra a ef ae Miss Bohlke preaiding: at the MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY vacant lot, see me. * P ctors ‘piano, and Miss Johnson lending her violin to the general effect. Mr. Rievely led in a cheer The Luxdies,” and the yc ed upon the oppo e of t Let us prove to you that Chiro- practic is applicable to your case. Townsend Bldg. Suites 11 and 12 Hours: 10 to 12; 2to 5; 7 to 8, “Phone 629 for THE LEADER Suc Cc A few 60x140 foot lots in NELSON’S ADDITION, $75.00 to $200.00, on the payment plan. ingsters rtunity to vent | ssors to the Ingersoll Co, Store enthu ox