Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1917, Page 6

celina I | ae THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE _Page Three “i OUR DESTROYERS ALREADY ACTIVE IN THE WAR ‘SECRET CFRVIGE MEN IN | “Euploy oFMATIONMUsT | Let Me Be Your . "KNOW FOREIGN UNG I E M AN Special to The Tribune | WASHINGTON, June 5.--If you |have applied for a position in the | Seerct Service in these piping times} cf war and dreamed of dreams of} seeing yourself decorated wit! aj re the magic of which would ause the evi!-doer to quake and the | (ll bring a Mechanical Ice Plant into your home and Teutonic plotter to F b sr Icok i 4 f < ee seutonte plotter toidual ogc ece| keep your fefrigerato chilled forever. No ice, no dirt around for some other way to serve | your country. The chances are about or slop. thing tofget out of repair and no ice bills. «ne to a thousand against yon and | The only me pl tinithe world: Drop a postal card more than that, if you do not speak : at least one language other than plam and let mecall asd tell you about it. Some of the American destroyers that, ording to official advices, already are in European waters taking an ini-ed State: | active part in the war on German submarines : nine tie td solacation Gk Wael \ 6 soon as cls 1 | oe . Ww: mide—and before that, it might Tommies Tuckered Out [be saia—in some way the impression A »t out that the Secret Service would} Carryi ying mmunition son empivy thousands of spies and nts te » about the country sleuth- Al Not Needediin\ Charge jarentste co about the comntey cleush applicationsiewere tiled Casper, Wyori od Pres ose who really ability | Sat Ex oO ht they could t serve ' t ( try in the detective service 4 AA y BI Paes 4 C _ against the working out of the Ge nore who had visions of an y wusg ivien Flock to Polls in R olls in Response to Summons eral’s Staff plans for the big Br ena Pa : = : 4 - k was registered emphatic scrip | if the President; Exemption Boards Start on Miia age tas | a ae of fact the s cret serv- 4; » ; are i : ; eee > igment- Task of Drawing Men for First Call laden with ammunition, m : enades and bombs, wn A A CHAPMAN tarted for their obje i + fh. Py United Pewss hoards are to bein at once siftive reckoned on spendin most of ou REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE WASHINGTON, June 5—The man-|0Ut and selecting the men that are! toad on the Fritzies,” a soldier ey hood of the nation offered itself he. | needed at home for the efficiency of | plained, “but the beggars either if the § t service Stocks Bought and Sold ; he military machine rendered withovt a t or ran 2 be re reported by all g | \ Rote Uecnalvaript/demberacy, todas Pat ae and most of the boys got their o! tizens everywhere, and the military | Room Townsend Block Phone 196-) In 4 wonderful outpouring of | jectives with as much ammunition of the police will do the rest in most triotiwam such as the country has ne REAL SON OF HIS FATHER they started with, and were tuckere cases 3 seen, ten millions of men are givin; cut fe »m carrying it.” American contemplates no se>-e: - ae 2 —_> == py system like European nations now ven to the service of their flag. | .p ; y I p. » teeming cities of the east, | § Problems of Juvenile . ey f | - — : ss zs e wide stretches of the Middle | T Ik | Big Muddy Rock Daily West to the Pacific, from every city : ce stage taxi serv pecial trips Any- hamlet. and remote cross-roads the Probation Are alKe i where, any time id Grand Céntral DOUGLA & MOODY, millions ace streaming to the polls ‘ov © + y Hotel. Phone 57. Marolf, Howard, Office: 126 W. place their names on the “lists of at Pittsburg Meeting Urfderwood and Sullivan. | §-26-6t% Cc a aa ie honor.” t é on $$. | t asper, yo Every fiome—the milling tenement | § * | By United Press M Single Register hot air furnaces | €0 ogis Ss Phone 90-J and the lonely farmhouse-—is offering | PITTSBURG, June Five hun- | guaranteed to heat yous hgme. Sea| its Lpetbase cred probation office judges and |them at Shaffer-Gay Co§ 5-16-tf | ; The w nation is stepping for | others interested in probation work, ©} —————__ Ng ward to y vttended the ninth annual confererce = day of wa Of the ional Probation Associ:tior j|HAGENS STANLEY | mentous here te The sessions last three LAWYERS country Cay nt ot Bosto - Au the hone fe , touching on | is auae H. E. PARSONS ; opened at the many of in conr at ‘Real Estate and Insurance fl ee ADD AINE SAE SECU ay CS UUT EES Office: Room 5 Natrona Hotel ‘, streopine to ead ine ¢ their + at : Gs ——— Phone 652 AUSTRIAN PRISONERS GRAVEL are ae | s DOING AGRICULTURAL WORK ——— Practical Gravel Rgofers By United Press 5 , Dillob & St Austrign pri ie Hoses: te. TD ALTON & YOUNG < in the Roman Camp: a. They Phone 9FR =| under the constant supervision _ | | | — | | | bade In rome states t air of « festival gala atlire with flags fly i streets Mled with townspe : by the spirit of the d: Scott, U. S. A. son chief of : speeches and parades pho- 4 celebration in Middle W : fies aay ining Ht toimbny:' wit Kine i Vi cump, Where he has been assigned. of Italian soldier guards 5-8-tf-daily — | 7] with their Ic ri = pete a j = F Announce the Opening 4 m for the cause Meeting of New York the i : =: of their Only <atimates can be mac Vlayor and the British nunber of men that are re By rir tee The Columbine Oil Gang pany s today. Officials of the census Commission Sienificant | ; placed the number at over ten mill ii 2 is the latest operator in the SALT CREEK FIELD to-take its §! —one of eve en souls in 1 | Until the prs “ifs tne andit ee By United Press place among the OIL PRODUCERS. : a | { days to compile them, the offci: LONDON e 5.—London news On May 24th, 1917, this Company brought in a well on Sec- §f| Below the Rhi ' vee want between th lar interest in the tion 12, Twp. 39, Range 79, which is considered ghod for at 9) Bie tces OCELOS Avery man betwee ex 2. . 7 | : IG } polling: place before 3 o'clock tonighi pa ath BEFORE this well was Brought in, we secured a mY by lock of Music Ey Night = {orajhundreds of ‘cities ‘the registra- reas = the capital stock of the COLUMBINE, which we dow dffer for es tion cards of the absentees and wan-!father, John Mit as ar Entrance thru the Rhinoceros f derers were pouring into the coun | rebel who was convicted in 1848 and sale at Fifty Cents per share. Al } clerks today ent to the Australian prison colony. The holdings of this Company in the Salt Craek one are 5 In this nerve-center of the nation * : x s | 1300 ] ‘ the men who constructed and set into He escaped to the United States in | over acres, not to mention eases on acres 5! motion the gigantic machinery of the, 1853 and returned to Ireland in 1874. | in the Pueblo, Colo., district. pean Hons sat beak ato atch it ile He was then so broken in health that | The COLUMBINE OIL COMPANY is incorporated in tHe State of V ULCANIZI NG we y ew hitches t! ta " y Ne narnry wenf on with the Savecinion of A mane ‘a sean Rorariean iene ae Wyoming, with a capitalization of $2, » par value of ire. ei cule u a e e yas 4 wat least a dozen states of the Cen sclared ineligible. Thereuyon Tip- | eee Be ag with ‘One Million! in a Treas eel wee Vulcenisin gs pianuls eanipred with modern machin- k frat West had made every prepara- perary re-elected him, but he died} eG ery and operated by ee Ta | ced mbn. Your tires will j, ton for the registration days before soon afterward. The ey has no debts, no preferred sfock, pays no sal- wear longer if we repay ieee i and at (he stroke of seven were reve, : pe Bed es aries, has 000.00 in the treasury, and is under a wise and ole Age: os pee vat sf a culties. aang eta canbe ae recalling these | honest management. x aE CA OSE ENNSXLY A IA sis working o e@ machin- ¢. : 5 | Bre ee paerericy and county of a Meee ties aces s | C. F. GOW, of Denver, is president of the Company, and 133 West Second Street eat 2 tie, United States: < v. John Mitchell of County R. J. MOSHER is vice-president and field manager. 4-26-28t & cach man presents himself at i We pols his answers to the questio:~ Phone, wire or mail your orders for stock to STANLEY & CO. Phone 666. Casper, are recorded, he is given a certificate | 7} ef registration; after the closing of | Nw vee State fal the pofls the reports are forwarded S B b T h By the registrar to the county clerk ar sheriff; in turn they are compiled tage ar ecu ¢ 8 t and wired to the Governor; after an- other compilation the results are tele-| by United Press Ne graphed to the office of the Provost | UTICA, Y., June 5..Ne Marshal General in this city. State El conve ntioning Miter today the local authorities |! 1 in business session to Bave another task—that of running | the visiting ladies motored o Where the best type \of teal good Fellowship Prevails —and where friend meets ffiends. ' They like the Rhinocros not only for the satisfying meals, it because it’s a place to meet, to to th the “slacker” or non-registe -_|tmile route. A barbecue is scheduled | ie er, and chee Ling up on falae’| yori ra for tonight. Lane ee ee Gs nee Ie: tions. They will ect little merc ooy i] fone term of imp rad ymment with a jE INE WAT AS 0 TT oY Meanwhile the local exe mption — SERVES THE BEST MEAL IN TOWN FOR 35¢ THE RHINOCEROS =a LO RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY WE ADVISE THE IMMEDIATE PURCHASE a i OF COLUMBINE AT 50c | Farm Machinery Wagons H Haworth Corporation Gas Engines Coal NGA : ee: VICE j \ Daily Building Phone 86 Offtice and Sard, First and Center. Phone 62 References: Any Casper Bank. Office Smoke House, phone/§}3. Residence Phone 181-W