Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 5

$2 a share and it is also very Fikely \that Inspiration will increase its divi- cend but the publie will have to real- ine, if it does not already, that in pay- ing out these larger amounts the cop- per producers are drawing upen their daughters, the Misses Kathleen and lade on all industrials for sixty days. Patricia, will leave tomorrow for Raw- lins to be present at the wedding of Miss Mary Mahoney which will occur NEW YORK, June 15.—Summary: | Reports from Peking say China is jon the verge of civil war. Early strength in stocks gave way | in the late trading on liquidation and profit taking. Animated Weekly BEN WILSON and NEVA GERBER a eee The Voice on The Wire “EASY MONEY” Joker Comedy Matinee 3t05 fer a number of years, he was em-}, ms eae ~ Gi - pata! areles a4 Renae RESTA Lats &9 ployed at the Casper National bank h ot te as a Ee LEN to, be! ») yS_—4, fo vorking wi » Chamberlin | Shown at the Lyric theatre this eve- : 2 betsre, working swith (es Gham perl OU see it here; one of the new, live 5c and 10c Furniture Co., and he is admired and =~ ? ? c liked by all who know him. He will ‘ ————— City Briefs Q. K. Deaver left yesterday y auto for Buffalo where he will attend the State Banker’s Association, which jthe wedding trip, is being held in that city this ween young lady will spend the summer He was accompanied by Mr. Martin, visiting at the Michie ranches and at Bers: 5 vice-president of the Riverton Stiie a of her brother, Fremont variations; we ll be glad to show you any bank. x i Oro ae of them = 7 ts patiate Miss Myrtle E. Bayer and Leonard ° Pudge) HeN Matson, Drominenuey Lybyer, both of Lost Cabin, were torney of Cheyenne, is in Casper and intends to remain here for a wee’, giving his attention to business effairs. oo It is announced that the Red Cres Luttons have arrived and those who have ordered them may have same by i = an = oy}: Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins and Miss} 1 1 —wi i ply A Stes ate Cr iad ‘Davies of Denver are in the city the | interesting and unique situations and tailoring without these things the style are also for sale to anyone wishing to house guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. T.| presents other notable actors of the buy, as long as they last OmoO Mr. and Mrs, Roy Rhoades returned | yesterday from a pleasure trip spent, in Hot Springs, S. Dak. and other! cities. Mrs. Rhoades has been absent } guaranteed to heat your home. See re- from the city for three months enjoy-|i95'S "Wolcott street.’ |them at Shaffer-Gay Co. 6-16-Hf member that. ing a visit with her parents at her | former home in Oakland. The Rhoades | are driving a beautiful new Premier} car, purchased while they were on the! omo W. E. Chesney, a prominent oil driller, is in:-Casper today from - his home in Glenrotk, attending’ ‘to’ nu- merous mattérs of business in cotnec- tion with his work. oO E. J. Wells, Jr., is in Chicago and will visit in Washington, D. C. with his wife and relatives. Mr Wells ex- in Park there shortly. They will be met in Rawlins by the Misses Margaret and Eilleen Sullivan, who are on their attending school at Notre Dame, Ind., and who will also attend the wedding of Miss Mahoney. Miss at the Sul- She is the niece of Mr. Sullivan and while in Cas- way from Mahoney recently visited livan home. and Mrs per won many friends by her sweet and charming personality. Omo | Gus Bell Leaves For Detroit. Gus Bell, of the Chamberlin Furni- leaves today for Detroit, where on the twentieth of this ture Ce., Minn., month he will be married to Miss Caroline Mee of that city. Miss Mee has visited twice in Cz guest at the P. C, Nicolaysen home and Curing those visits she became ex- tremely popular both with the young- er set and with the society matrons of Casper. Gus Bell has been in Casper to live after having recently d the building of a new home Addition. oo Miss Helen Michie will return this, evening on the Burlington from Fair-! bault, Minn., where she was graduated this year at St. Mary’s Hall The} bring his bride to ( comple united in marriage yesterday by the Rev. A. J. Hanson, the ceremony be- ing performed at the parsonage The young people are well known in the Lost Cabin district and will continue to make their home there. | o°9o Honnald. They drove the new Crow- Elkhart car, owned by Wallace Lea | vitt, up from Denver. oo Mr. and Mrs. C. V. have moved into their new residence re- | Norris OmO | Miss Zoe Marks is again at her desk | at'the Midwest, where she does sten-| ographical work, after an absence of three weeks in Abington, IIL, visit- ing with friends and relatives. | oo ,» Cards. have been received announc- | ing the marriage of Miss Nelle Ridge-| ty, formerly of Casper, to E. J. Fitz-| gerald of Denver. The wedding took Flace'at Littleton, Colo., on June 6, the young couple will make their home in Denver. Mrs. Fitzgerald was re- es Miss Guila Adams WILL BE AT THE CHAUTAUQUA ae At the Lyric Tonight. Charlotte Walker and George Le GEORGE LE GUERE, M°Cinre Séar ix ning. The production is replete with picture world. The program also fea- tures a two-reel comedy, “Ten Phous- and Bucks.” pe EEE ES Single Register hot air furnaces ATTENTION, HOME GUARDS The next drill of the Casper Home Guards will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All men are urged to attend because of new drills. Wiit arrange for guns shortly. Congress has passed a bill to eqrip all Home Guard organizations in the near future, and it now awaits the President's signature. Remember the drill tomorrow night in front of the Courthouse. The married men owe it to their country to prepare them- pects to be absent from the city for cently the house guest of Mrs. E. R.|selves for service in case of need. about three weeks. oO C. Kirchner of Chicago, is in the city representing a new oil company. He expects to be here for some time completing details of business for his company. | oo Mr. Kay of the Sun Company of |. Philadelphia, arrived in Casper thir morning for a severa) days’ business visit in behalf of the company which he represents. oo L. G. McMannus, popular travelling j man of Denver and who spends much of his time in this vicinity, is again im Casper giving his attention to busi- ness affairs. ee Our clients have instructed us to secure for them leases in this State en prospective oil lands Will guar- antee drilling within specified time. Will deal directly with fee owne s only. Address McGhee & Young, 714; Ideal Bidg., Denver, Colo 6-1 5-1t] eR SINCE 1896 —The Mining Investor has been publishing unbiased and authentic news of all the Western Oil Fields. and Min- ing camps. —The Mining Investor is a Anderson of this city. | WILSON. S. KIMBALL, JR. ONE NIGHT MUSIC FESTIVAL TONIGHT / 8:15 p. m. IRIS THEATRE VERNA F. BOHLKE, Assistant Manager, Presenting VIOLA BEATRIX GOODWIN, Violinist WILLIAM HARRY NEWMEYER Pianist In their Only Casper Appearance VERNA F. BOHLKE, FEsthetic Dancer, in First Publci Appearance Assisted by MRS. RAY J. COOK, at piano MR. HOOD, ’Cellist. Ensemble Orcehstra of eight, and Twelve Student Interpretive Dancers Iris Orchestra Prices 50c and 25c Reservations May Be Made at IRIS Box Office weeks. Democratic senators are attacking ithe food contro] bill in the Senate, | Heavy steel tonnage is wanted for railway rolli | Twenty-six exchange firms agrde to iL” \give half of ne to the Red Cr Washington says the I. C. C. hand down a preliminary decision on the rate question within the next two It is not likely the rails will |win the full advance asked for. orders for 100,000 cars. | One of The Newest headquarters. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX have expressed the breezy, comfortable, outdoor idea in a number of these smart Here’s one very important point; the style success of Hart Schaffner & Marx is due to the quality of materials and fine | would not stay stylish, the suit wouldn’t | | fit you long. \ Good style calls for high quality; The Bloom Shoe & The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes 4 jcapital. xt week’s commissions} Announcement of over-subscrip- |tion to the Liberty Loan should stim- will|market. It should not be forgotton however, that the good news is out and profits may be taken on |strength. jis suggestive of special improvement in Chino and Granby. Sentiment is lgetting into a position where a good response would be made to aggressive | large. rest in the ‘bullish activity in rails. jexpected to advance. g stock. Government to|expected to react a in with the com- |'iterally on of short cov g. Nimited. sport suit ideas direct from style No Woolen Shortage at this store ; There's a lot of talk about wool short- age—may be so in some places, but not at this store—thanks to Hart Schaffner & Marx. You never saw a more beautiful col- lection of all-wool fabrics than we have in these new spring suits. Clothing Co. - Attention ROTHER MOOSE \the end of the week. trapped * rt Schaffner & Mary more cautious as a ruk. of active operators seem to expect an- the cther reaction possibly induced by a Information on the coppers |call money flurry between now and Inventigations Reading is |some of the big shorts are very»stub- The steels are |born about retreating and have been Sentiment in offices is considerably |ulate renewed bullish activity in the |mixed. Commission houses advices are A majority The short in- motor group, nding the recovery, therein is still notwith- suggest that Offerings are CLOTHES | HART SCHAFFNER & MARX,“ THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, ac-[ | Time money is easier in a dull marct It is very likely that the Anaconda ‘cempanied by their two younger FINA NCIAL ket. Five and half per cent loans | directors will vote this month an extra weekly magazine pbb at Denver, Colorado, the headquarters of nearly all the Estine companics of We You are hereby requestedto appear at Moose Hall, pon ming. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE Sample Copy Free ; betwoen bagrten ashing a Monday, June 18th, at 4 p. m., for the purpose of pa- pg —Special acquaintance sub- baggage delivery. In addition ones del tq b 9 scription: parcels in good condition. we rading. All members of the Fife and Drum Corps i me, and see Three months for 59¢ | thet they eo to the wight place : You will attend to the transfer : . é THE MINING INVESTOR, | : ot your trunks, boxes, packages, | shall be in full uniform. Mining Investor Bldg., \ ee : a j Denver, Colo. | “scHULTE HARDWARE CO., | JN. KRAUSS, Secretary. ; } , Phone 64W. We Deliver ' a