Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1917, Page 6

Frank R. Henry Dray Line—All re- etipts for Tuesday, June 19. | Earl C car. Ross Lambert—One Building lot. Geo. B. Netson—One Building lot. | Boyle—One Ford touring E. Richard Shipp—Two Building Tots. | Miss Sarah Carey—Shetland pony.| A. J. Cunningham—One Victrola. Mea of Red Cross Committee—-One Liberty Bond. Wilson S. Kimbal!—Receipts ene day from Soda Fountain. The Daily Tribune—Printing and advertising to amount of $200.00. The Casper Press—Special adver- for tising. Iris Theatre — Percentage cf re- eeipts. The Hub Theatre—Percentage of Feceipts. The Lyric Theatre—Percentage of receipts. Parlor Car Saloon—One half re- eeipts for one day—Tuesday, 19th. Casper Floral Company—One half receipts for one day—Monday, 18th. i 3. A. Fergerson, Wigwam—Twen- | ty-five per cent of receipts for one day—Thursday, 21st. oe ee eee | 3A. Fergerson—Per cent receipt» Veteran Turfman from the == 32 + Red Cross cigars—All week. | oe ot te ot oo W. S. Kimball—Total receipts from soda fountain—Wednesday, 20th. W. S. Kimbali—Per cent receipts Red Cross cigars—All week. ! Iris Orchestra—Service for Liberty | Dance—Saturday, 22nd. Chili Charley — Twenty-five per cent receipts from Cabaret—Wednes- ! day, 20th. U ago one of the best known men in spite of its sensation title, it con- ; a i he sincere FE ae from the racing game was gone Known | tains nothing vicious, ys one crit When Your Doctor abaret—Monday, ; ms ak F ) Lr sani 7 yo > | Altho several of the scenes take place cs mainly as president of the Brooklyn BKe pla Casper Ice (Cream Company— Tau C : . C ,|in a low dance hall, and a young girl Twenty gallons ice cream, or all we Jocke lub and the Queens County can sell exeam cones, candy and two cases of grape juice. Norris-Cleghorn erwurst and ham sufficient to make Company—wWein- one thousand sandwiches. Omer Anderson — Receipts from sales of Curtis Publications. Smoke House—Receipts Red Cross cigars—All week. Joho Tripeny—Per cent receipts o Red Cross Cigars—All week. \ Casper Pharmac eeipts Red Cross cigars—All week. Midwest Cigar Stand—Per cent of receipts Red Cross cigars—All week. | i | | i i Hi receipts for Wednesday, 20th. FE. D. Berry Taxi Line—5S0 per cent| ef receipts balance of week. Chas. Weidner—Mak —— i | ing posters. The identical dollars you give to the Red Cross may be the identical an dollars that will secure hospital atten- tion and proper care for your own hil Dwyer. This horse won the f ; son or brothen, without which he oa | Withers stakes at the Belmont track Most stocks are selling below their real value. The com- ; perish “ |and later captured the Brooklyn hand- 4 x 2 ; i et i af ing of nice weather will -..ean rapid development in the many The Sait Creek community is roing | So surprise Casper with the largeness | ef its Red Cross donation. From all} reports it will be the largest per cap ita contribution from any commun- ity in the county — A list of those who donate to the} Red Cross with the amounts given wil! | be published in the daily p day or We ay of vers Tues CAFE | THHE PLACE TO EAT : EV- fH €RYTHING FIRST CLASS : ¢ REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A_ SPE, SALTY. 139 South Center Street Come in and Try rr i i i i i | Pe ae shown at The Hub Theatre, Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24. Shows twice daily, 2:15 and 8:15. Dwyer’s Death Removes’ Racine Conn: in the W2S3\c: NEW Phil Dwyer died in this city two weeks | Jockey Club, he was known to racing | Casper Steam Bakery — Buns for men the world over as a subtle power | Alma ioe a . aires x senciches snd 28° pounds candy. In the rave game vous before hare sey te mcr oO oat PRESCRIPTIONS Wyoming Grocery Company — Ice racing became tainted with bad bet- To those who are discontented, to ting and crooked races. With Michael F. Dwyer, a brother, | Vhillip Dwyer organized the Brooklyn ond track, where the Brooklyn hand-| working man and woman, ‘Idle || CAREFUL, PROMPT and eye Say When it finally Wives exercises a powerful appeal.’ COURTEOUS went out of existence Phil Dwyer too over th bro fimous Mrs. Amey Deisher, Masseuse—Al)) ‘he East. When the Gravesend track was es- | stable which sent Ben Brush to vic-.| {tory in the Latonia y Derbies in 1896 and in the Suburban {handicap the following year. The Bonton || POPULAR PRICED THROUGHOUT Moms by the Foot or the Claim. 5-9-26t* tragedienne to movie lovers and is taken from her greatest success. The photo-drama begins with a se- lries of pictures of the lives of the peasants, showing their hard struggle for existence. Joan, the central fig- ure of the plot, is loved by a young man of the village, and they are be- trothed. Then comes the shadow of approaching war and they are mar- ried. In a few weeks the young hus- band goes to the front, followed by the word that he has been killed in battle. Joan antagonizes the author ities in their determination to encour- age the marriage of departing sol- diers, and finds herself in prison. The story of her escape contains thrills galore. Her life is brot to a tragic end when she leads the women to the monarch on a peace mission. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the co- partnership of Sturm & Gravesend has been dissolved, and that the un- |dersigned will not be rosponsible for any debts contracted since the 15th |day of April, 1917, said day being the date said co-partnership was dis- solved 6§-14-10t E. E STURM. ‘Contractors and Builders, Notice! Look Up THOMPSON & O’ROURKE, |Plumbing and Heating Contractors. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. SESS SSOS ESSE STEED | CASPER CREAMERY CO. ICE CREAM AND SHERBERT * \* TO ORDER ° \> Phone 120 > Seeod SESSOOOOSOE D. W. Griffith, the producer of “The Birth of a Nation,” as will be | ” AT THE THEATERS | Phone 793 W or 569 J seen on the local screen ea EE 6) Human Weakness Portrayed At the Hub this evening will be jshown a Universal production, “Idle | Wives,” which, in its portrayal of the | foibles of human nature, has be classed as a photodrama of truth. In | | Short review of plays to be By H. C. HAMILTON. nited Press Staff Correspondent. YORK, 21.—When June is betrayed, the subject is handled in a delicate Writes husbands and wives who are drifting apart, to those in comfortable circum Insist on having them filled at “War Brides” at the Lyric Acqueduct track, then a mile 5 : it, transformed it into a mile and |,, “> Story of tragedies greater than The | <4 = those of the trenches is visualized in arter course, and transferred the | War Brides,” fenturian N } Ki b ll D S oklyn handicap and other classics Sei tes trate erp aol eM ALU) & Yh mba rug Otore rack | 2 the Lyric this evening. The pro- id ch bad made the Gravesend gyssen duction introduces the great Russian the Washington market for years Casper Candy Kitchen—All of pro- the two Dwyers conducted a butcher eeteds on Monday. business, relinquishing it finally to Schadiinnd decorated. horse of more than ability E. G. Erickson—Signs and labor. The butcher business hoved If you want the best—mark C. S. Marks, Taxi—Alll taxi receipts |COMpletely into the background and you, we say “‘best’’—candy that for ali day Monday, 18th. there was laid a foundation of shrewd can be made, come to us for it. Bloom Shoe and Clothing Company horse Judgment, business judgment, No trouble at all, our store is ——10 per cent of sales Tuesday, 19th.‘ "4 honest dealing that has made handy, right ou your way And Miss Seeley—Posters. their name a synonym for racing in when we say best we mean it. We knew how it is made, that’s why we recommend it so highly | ; . West, Confectionery Store—-R-.|t#@blished the brotherly — partnership ae Frama Red aa one malat that had existed from the time the SCHULTE BROS. Casper Ball Club—Twenty per cent | Washington market stall was aban- CONFECTIONERY, ef grees receipts at baseball park|(oned was abandoned. Michael made Co West, Me: Senday, June i24. |a disastrous trip to England after this, ond later became connected with a and Kentuc'! THE McDONALD BROKERAGE GO! Oil Stocks and Leases Handspring was the last horse of y repute under the ownership of PHONE 675 THE WIGWAM fields. Our advise is to Luy now. lence Phone 128-W Bob’s Auto Livery Stand at Grand Central Hetel | Phone 57 See us for reliable information. The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. 5S RE ORS EE (_] EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL [1] RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY Special Rates to Salt Creek | Congress Hetel | | PUEBLO, COLO. OIL MEN’S HEADQUARTERS ‘Farm Machinery Wagons Gas Engines Coal Mahaffey & Coo ss aE Oliice wl. inl Feet aloe. Penge : Arminto, Wyo. SS SRS AE I CERT TT PAST i ELE RE DS TITTY EE ST —— —.~- EF. JS CAS TEE Gs ©} Real Estate and Mining Stocks Bought and Sold+ Oil Leases 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 CO., 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 Phas 54 House Phone 116 Midwest +8 THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 840 South Durbin Street : : : : Phone 273 “avery Modern Convenience for the care of the sick anZ injured Graduate Nurses : X-Ray Equipment : Private Ambulance Wyoming Oil Stocks Write or Wire Us for Quotations or 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 467 or 468 SAVIDGE BROS. AUTO POLO PLAYERS JUNE 19 On Fair Grounds—2:30 and 7:00 P. M. ADMISSION, 25 and 50c BEST BUY INBIGMUDDY 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 thei receipts at ence and get certificates