Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1917, Page 2

| | 7] ae B but Into commission at the Charl FAMOUS STABLES ON mi PLACED FRANCE TRAINS YOUNG © | Lots for Sale NEW YORK, June 6.—( Kh: You can buy on the month- SW Y , June 6 Jmar ay By HENRY Woop \ : . el : nstallment plan. Lots yam, William, The Harvester, Roamer, ae y u and twenty or more other famous Jane ee, ERENCH ARMIE korses forming the stable of C. K. G une 6.—France has begun trair Billings, go under the auction this afternoon at Belmont Decided After rrobation OU Res ecLuLLs by whose side Amer- Equality Oil & | : . 5 ica’s army will be fighting next fall, ErOnie Une eeante and Lou Dil- Period Established by should the war last that long. LN UE i TL thes Gaverann The French class will be young: Jon 1358 1-2, will be ‘retained, and Government Lene eee eons Development Co. these only for sentimental purposes a Va., is the home of this remarkable| (United Press Staff Correspondent) ©St American will be 21 stable of hor. Baye a satel ee over to the Government for war pur-|this month it will be possible to say eieeaoee wilt eenesr it panetcasay Harry Free, Agent. | poses. Billings will retire from the|Whether the British stomach has a! again call out one o: e turf game. He may come back some | sense of humor. ting stallion. William has equalled | honor is on in full blast. There never! the championship mark of Uhland,/Was any idea that the national stom-, Congress Hotel |] Insist on having them filled at who startled the racing world only al ach should fight out its battle alone} i j i ; PUEBLO, COLO. short ti. Fi by his brilliant trot- and unaided. It is supported by bill- = , : | RECs ot 0 oe al bonrde Shy pambhletaluardedgess end| (GIL MENWS/HEADGUAATERS |] CAREFUL, PROMPT and Omur Kha ly recently leap- | n¢Wspaper reminders. Kennedy Jones, | POPULAR PRICED THROUGHOUT ed to asa Le wiftcline the: Kentucky the advertising genius behind the big = ae | COURTEOUS Berby from a splendid field of start-|#nd successful ‘Win the War Loan" | His winnings in that race alone| Campaign, is sitting at Lord Daven-} totalled mis ‘than $16,000. His orig-| Port’s right hand. : ICE CREAMED aEo or 5 The inal cost was $1,500 when he was pur Jones has bombarded the nation’s | b Ks b ll St @based in England at auction |conscience with such phrases as, “ TO ORDER | mba: Drug ore mentioned Billings will send to the | Somebody else's share.’” 7; block Peter Dillon 2:11 1-4, and the| bread and the bread will save you.”’ imported Russian Orloff trotter Bion. The honor system is applied to the | Kifty-nine brood mares, thirty-seven |family only. The food controller is- ef which have records, will be dis-| 5ues orders—which are law—for the | . : : posed of. Fourteen of these are {hotels and restaurants. i We have buyers for two to six-room Houses. the 2:10 list, their marks ranging saapauapeatcien Geman from 2:03 1-2 to 2:09 1-4. The Harvester represented a price ef $65,000 when he became the prop “Binge vec,sconomes co! BEHIND PRESIDENT BRNZ'] syne aes ER STOCK EXCHANGE | BIRTH CONTROL AMONG WELFARE PROBLEMS T0 BE THOROLY DISCUSSED than the ention of control, prison re V fare, trade 1 rural commu blems ar ed wit allied minor con £ of Inter of Policewomen Shs & Cooper Validating by the Foot or the Claim. 1— Rookies at Fort Slo« um who have Just received their soldier clothe: Prices Reasonable Arminto, Wyo. n. John J. Pershing, selected to commund ¢ irst Americun expeditionary force in France. Sd 1 the western f 1 infantry advance, 4—American destroyer Rogers, | — —_——S sachusetts Naval militin. “ tomraph of Mai. G and are proud of them. 2—Latest pho rraph of Maj. Ge British artillery THE BLOCK A BELMONT REGRUTS FOR SERVICE. jsf © rmck Tas aFremwoon UN TRIAL; FOOD | ese, nes | lots in the city listed. running from $100 to $400. Call and see me at the the Smmeniati|) Mherideatotimendeltnes attacking in S of 1918, consisting of t Curlsneck farm, near Richmond, By LOWELL MELLETT They will be but 19, while the young 112 So. Wolcott St., | Panditiwlpetacie LONDON, June 6.—By the end of All France hopes that American in- | Open Day and Night French clasess before the usual mili- day, he said recently, but his inten-| Said stomach has been on probation fry, ees ne en of 1918 which, ¥ien now is to get out permanently. |now for several weeks. July 1 the |! babi: s < ae sae camps, 1s} More than $500,000 has been ex- | answer will known. If it is affirrs. | PFO +3 sient fe et nest EFS YEE «has | When Your Doctor pended by Billings in building upytive | é itive John Buli may continue to live | PT¢ vas o is peing: especially in- farm where he has stabled som®é of |0n voluntary rations. Otherwise, pear in bayonet fighting and hand- the most illustrious horses that ever | compulsory rations and food tickets, |&Teading. (este ly Abe a Writes “Wppeared on the track. Fe ane honor system is the idea of i In William he has a most remark- | Lord Davenport, sometimes called th j mble performer. The Harvester has a/Owner of impatient tummies, “the , The | PRESCRIPTIONS mark of 2:0- and is the champion trot-|glorified grocer.” The campaign of | KIMBALL’S \SHPOOSCOSOSCOOESOCOOS : Phone 120 + In addition to the historical string iwe eat more than our shar CUESEDESOOEOOO SEES 2) We solicit your orders, both buying and selling use his trotting horses as saddle = | i Be ere end Ublan will Fe By H. B. ROBERTSON | OIL STOCKS AND LEASES and REAL ESTATE porte RIO DE JANEIRO, May 9—(By ays ita Mail)—It is doubtful whether a 7.y | ques nasser assesses TODAY $ WAR RECIPE president of Brazil has been accorded the degree of popular approval th: { | <== eee CT jhas been manifested toward Wences- ARE YOU MAKING PROFITS? (From Britain's official win-the-war ]au Braz in the breaking of diplomat Cook Book) relations and the probability of wer SURREY STEW—For four people | with Germany. Newspapers print OUR CLIENTS ARE! use one pound of lean beef, two car-| daily lists of telegrams offering sup- as dis WHY NOT YOU? rots, small bunch of herbs, seasoning |port to the government. Flags of to taste, flour to thicken, one table-| Brazil, the United States and the al- Give ur your orders, whether buying or selling. We keep you spoon of drippings, two sliced onions |lies are displayed at patriotic meet- me turnip, two cloves. Add season- | ings. Practically every Brazilian is informed of any market variations in stocks. Try our service. img to taste before serving, and take |taking his weekly drill on the rifle eat the herbs. jrange. Mass for early success of the THE McDONALD EP OKERACE COMPANY, Never serve bread with meat and allies is sung in practically every Ou Stocks and Leases . vegetables. Catholic church in the country. Phone 675 The Wigwam The OXFORD HOTEL). > The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. On ES see ee EUROPEAN |i] [7] EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL [7] aE RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY Farm Machinery Wagons The largest popular-priced hotel in Colorado, located one- half block from Union Depot. Baggage all transferred free. No charge for checking parcels or hand baggage at check stand. We have three cafes, dairy lunch room and dairy lunch counter. The only Hotel in Denver with ~ ne dome amen ee im connection. Gas Engines Coal Offtice and \ard, First and Center. Phone 62 F.. J. CASTEBL#&-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 Bldg. FRANCO WYOMING OIL COMPANY (Incorporated under the laws of Delaware) This Company is engaged in mining operations in California and Wyoming. Will consider propositions for the development and operation of oil and other mining claims in Wyoming and other States. Represented solely by W. D. Waltman, General Manager Casper, Wyoming FOR SALE—Five-room House, with bath and hot-water heat. East front. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT €O., D. A ROBERTSON Room 8 Smith Building Phone 460 Casper Decorating Company Signs, Automobile Painting, Interior Decorating, Painting, Paper Hanging 135 LINDEN STREET PHONE 608-W DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Office Phone 54 Office Phene 54 House Phone 116 Midwest 48 THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 840 South Durbin Street : : : : Phone 273 Every Modern Convenience for the care of the sick and injured / Graduate Nurses : X-Ray Equipment : Private Ambulance W yoming Oil Stocks Write or Wire Us for Quotations er Information SECURITY INVESTMENT CO: (incorporated 1915) 111 East Second Street CASPER, WYOMING Dutton Staley & Company OIL INVESTMENTS, STOCKS and LEASES Suite 7, Smith Bldg. Phone 68 LIBERTY BONDS For the Small Investor We Offer $10 and $25 Denominations, Services FREE, by HAWORTH CORPORATION of Wyoming Daly Building. Phone 86 BEST BUYIN BIG MUDDY Plymouth Rock Oil Co. Adjoining Producers, Kinney, Pathfinder 25c Share Wyoming Investment Co. Offices at Smoke House and Midwest Hotel Pathfinder Shareholders should bring in their receipts at once and get certificates :