Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1917, Page 2

rx. nore pals aN ITALIAN WAR MISSION TO UNITED STATES Comes on the western front. | They are kept under strict sunyeil- |lance and for the most part employed |behind the lines as it is feared they ] 'would desert if sent to the front trenches. | The Alsacian soldiers as well a {those from Lorraine are only granted leaves absence to visit their homes after a very strict investigation ci their sentiments as regards France As fast these of as possible soldiers are bi front and sent to the Russian front. One German prisoner recently states that while he was at Hildeshe st German regiment of Reserves |then stationed at Vitry-les-Reim had been withdrawn as the result of . desertions amongst the Italy's Vir inission to this country arrived quietly and is now busy in Wushiveion. Those members in the frome Alsace and Lorraine. Mustration are, left to right: Alvise Uni of the transportation department; General Gugile: metti, military be he; ae, Arlotta, minister of marit and railway transportation of Italy and head of the commission; Jornmander Vannutelli, presenting the navy, G. Pardo of the department of industr. ) i. , ut ) stry and commerce, and Gaetano M h ff & C Pietra of the ngricultural department. ana cy, cooper Validating by the Foot or the Claim. Prices Reasonable : Arminto, FIELD WORK RETARDED BY > INGLEMENT INFLUENGE OF WEATHER THRUOUT STATE The T HE REVIVAL OF THE CARDINALS “Flash in the Pan” LOST PROVINCE MENSUSPECTED UF DISLOYALTY Tactics Re-| cool er ry weather of the ) peated by National Club, Af- | week etended its inclement influenc: rf ter an Auspicious Start |to all parts of Wyoming and seriously | i retarded field work where it was not! Troops Enrolled b b iRorceit in Ger- By H. C. HAMILTON entirely suspended, according to the P N a OF THE FAMOUS 4 (United Press Correspondent) weekly weather crop summary for | man Army jot rusted and “PICKARD” HAND PAINTED > NEW YORK. June 2.The Car.|the State of Wyoming as reported by Are Employed Behind J. Cecil Alter, Meteorologist of the dinals appear to have been the usual/ Weather Bureau station at Che pyenne. | ‘dash in the pan this year. After an} The ground is now generally too | and a successful wet to be worked. In the irrigated } {sections, and elsewhere in the fower| CHINA. IN A CLASS ALL ITS OWN the Fighting Lines By HENRY WOOD ywuspicious start (United Press Correspondent) pion against the Giants they have rT > RRPENC me ] regions, some seeding remains un WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES, tropped back into the time-honored | , f 4 F 3 oy ~. . sa 5 bi ee : ; ae done, while in the higher farming re-|June 2.—German prisoners declare wbit of winning onty now ang ten. \gions a great deal of spring work,|/the inhabitants of Alsace and Lor- | However, rival National League especially oat seeding, remains to belpaine who are enrolled by force | Store | smagnaies are not enjoying the new: |done. Preparations for increased | lthe German army are treated with | sya 3 z {hat Branch Rickey is now a promi- | acreage of all practicable crops ar | 1 t Havana f the C still apparent where not alre ae | the utmost suspicion and neverity, es-| pene actor in the a PA IAS a |planted, despite the lateness of the | linals, nor are they rejoicing in the |season. Fall grains and early sown | Vact that the new administration is| spring grains made favorable ad-} LIBERTY BONDS For the Small Investor We Offer $10 and $25 Denominations, Services FREE, by ‘n favor of spending real money fer | ¥é sheeme nt ste a rule, temperatures conditions being more or less paeel| pan players. able for steady growth. Meadows and No matter what the record of Con- the range are flourishing, and old} fiie Mack holds, ball players are not stock did well, tho the bad weather )roducts of the grass. They've got to caused heavy losses of lambs and ot} ye found in the spots where ball play- | shorn sheep, » withdrawn from the French} aw 70 Lorraine soldiers brought | closed wagons and under armed rts. They had belonged to the} Wyo F. J. CASTELEVE CO. Real Estate and Mining Stocks Bought and Sold Oil Leases FOR SALE—Five-room modern house; close in. Phone 21-J Room 15 Smith Bidg. 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FOSTER HAWORTH CORPORATION of Wyoming eH ee og Daly Building. | COUNTRY CALLS YOU Everyone cannot serve at the Front, but EVERYONE, rich or poor, im pro- portion to his means, can serve the government by lending it money. | ts learn to play ball. It always has pe jveen that way and it always will be.; William Holman, son of Mr. Beat yMhe success of big league clubs lies | Mrs. G. Holman of this city, arrived ; ¢mtirely with their scouts or the pow-|in Casper yesterday and will visit for! ter of money in buying players already a short time with his parents. He| ‘hipped to the majors. jhas been employed in the oil fields { Branch Rickey is the only rival | NES" ars Oasper. 4 Mack has in finding ball players. He! {oy +s responsible for the fact that Geo. | Sisler, John Lavan, and Ernie Koob|/ ire members of the Browns. He found | chose ball players, took them to the | ‘majors and made them big leaguers. ; Rickey’s capacity as business man- | ager for the Cardinals, also desig- } nates him an ex-officio scout. He wii ye out combing the minors, oskng| {over the sand lotters and doing the! rest of the things that make baseb: ll] + clubs. And any one will admit that | } Rickey’s scouting ability stays consid- | erably ahead of the record he made | as a big league manager An administration in charge of ® - fairs that will permit the spending of large sums for minor league stars, | that will allow the purchase of men| already doing big league duty, is go-| im ing to make a difference in the Car- dinals. They are due for a far grent-| er rejuvenation than that which they! flashed this year. Miller Huggins is} a leader of great ability. Uf be has) the talent he will produce results. 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