Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1917, Page 5

| west through Santa Fe, south to be secured. When this drive is suc-! issues offered, and the exchange {Fort Bliss and make its southern ter-| cessfully terminated, they will cal! for | should turn in several thousand dol- |minus El Paso, Texas. |a special election on the subject. This |lars. Come across with some-stock. The follov men were elected of | will make three special elections in| The fact that Millionaire’ Smith B Local and Personal ssociation to promote sight for Cheyenne in the near fture. | cave $500 or $1000 to the Red Cross | | ficers of | i | | the highway: = & should not make you ashamed to give ; side: SA 7 e « , : > iGiE ee Reve won on the Wy- _Sem_ Twidale, prominent rancher | MILITARY ANANS E. M. Ammons of Colorado, secre- Stock is pouring into the Red Cross | $500; neither should the fact that seis ¢ ond a. dines [stom the Lysite country is in ( aspec | tary-treasurer; Charles Roam of | Stock Exch There will be many |he only gave $10 make you ashamed | an « : aes F ange. per yesterday to attend a directors’ |for a few days on mggters of business 3 e | to give $500. Y at ate : Butte, vice president for Mntana;)thousand shares of good speculat meeting, bape ba pela yesterday | connected with his ranch. Robert Carey of Careyhurst, vice} _ - = - atternocn a ne: ee : Mr. Abbott oOo president for Wyoming; Dr. F. L. will re aie © his home in Cheyenne Ralph Shaffer of the Hall Oil Co. |Partlett of Denver, vice president for this evening. ees j arrived this morning on the North- pGolorade, Eugene Kepanck of Santa : ; Western from Riverton and is spend- ? izati Fe, vice president for N mexico: TODAY TODAY _Arthur Brown, accompanied by his| ing the day in town looking after oli |F ospects Bright for Realization of |“ ‘'“° PISSCSN (Or Tew _Sexico - - wife and child arrived in Casper this | business. North and South Highway to | morning for a short stay here. Mr. oo tf Tr: W. * Com | Brown, who is a brother of Franc | Heat contraction is attributed by] bait ze ibe | 2 be Brown of this city, travels for Ray- | scme as the cause for a section of the ing Thru Casper en 1 son an eva er r mond Brothers and Clark of Lincoln. | cement sidewalk in front of the Mc- | oO ! Clure apartments on First street to} Plans for the north and south mili- | 4 E. H. Aderton of the Gypsy Oil Co; | pop this morning. Others declare |t#ry highway took more definite | a jshape at the conference of delegates g has returnd to Casper after several! that it is a ; § gas pressure from under- a ; days spent around Rawlins and other {neath that caused the walk to explode {held in enver Monday, according to : = . points on oil business. {like a gun. A woman pedestrain had State Highway Engineer Z. E. Sevi- | By the United Press A) fome} | just passed over the spot when pieces |§0" of Cheyenne, who stated that in WASHINGTON, June 22.—In no- J. W. Billiter, prominent citizen sili | of the walk flew into the air. all probability an effort will be made | tifying the United States of the revo- cf Kaycee is in Casper today attend °° te have Congress appropriate funds cation of her neutrality, Brazil for- ADMISSION 5e¢ AND 10c ing to various business affairs and| Mrs. James McKinney left this week |f0r the construction of a north and mally recognized the strength of the greeting old friends. for her former home in Colorado and |{°Uth road from Canada to the Mexi-| Monroe Doctrine and “the traditional oo will visit with relatives and friends |°#" border. friendship” existing between the two D, E. Turner of Lost Cabin is in| for some time before returning. It is considered likely that the cam- | nations. Casper renewing old acquaintances | rome) paign to raise funds for the project The notes which were exchanged | ie and looking after business matters.| George Wheeler left last night for|Will be under way by December 1. |weve made public by the State De- | This is Mr. Turner’s second visit in|Alcova where he will remain a few Starting on the north of Fort As-| partment today | : Casper in 21 years and he finds the| days attending to businss affairs. He|Simiboine, Mont., near the Canadian | <4 EA a EE city life here quite lively. riade the trip by motor. border, the highway is mapped to| Antj-Saloon People of } of co j “0 Oo run southwest to Fort Benton, oMnt.; | Pp ; FOR SALE—Ford touring car, in} Mrs. Boney Earnest arrived in southeast to Lewiston, Mont.; south- Cheyenne Blocked in I WELVE DIFFERENT good condition; reasonable. Apply | Casper today and is visiting with }¢28t ,to Billings, Mont.; east and 820 S. Chestnut. 6-21-dh friends and relatives while attend- south’ to Sheridan, Wyo., connecting | Effort to Oust Bars | PATTERNS OF oc ing to business matters. She expects |With Fort Sheridan; south and/| E. J. Carlin has returned from/to return to her home this evening. ‘lightly east to Buffalo, south to Cas-| “ein Fort Sam Houston, Texas, where he Mrs. Earnest says that the people of |!’¢T, east to Douglas, south to Wheat-|| CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 22.—| has been for the past several weeks, |Alcova are getting a little apprehen- land, south to Cheyenne, connecting | Failing in their efforts to secure Mr. Carlin expects to be in Casper |Sive over the continual raising of the {Fort Russell; south through Fort enough names to their petitions re- tor some time. water in the Pathfinder dam. poling and Denver, connor eng wt dating to ae repueden of Cheyenne = | o°e ort Logan and almost straig! ‘© | saloons, e Anti-Saloon League Ben and Bon are holding an auc- Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. VanKuren|Raton, N. M., passing through Colo- | stated last night that they will con- NIGHT GOWNS tion on a town lot. They donated |#rrived in Casper this morning from rado Springs and Pueblo, and leaving |tinue to circulate the petitions until the lot, bid $50 for it, and the public | enver where they were recently mur- Raton it wiil pass south and south-/ double the number of names required at should see them and raise the bid.'|ried. They will make their home in a $1.50 Values That lot ought to bring at least $200,) the Grant and Lynden block in this |} | and at that price would be a good | City. | $1 29 safe investment. oOo e FS The Casper Mercantile Company in The working men of Casper are |the Rohrbaugh building is giving a THE LEADER doing nobly by the Red Cross, just as percentage of the proceeds from a they did on the Liberty Bonds. Gen-|cale of lemons tomorrow. The sale < erally when it comes to furnishing |should reap a nice sum to the fund Will hold a Bake Sale for the Benefit of | Successors to The Ingersoll Store as oe eae eee Nea young that jebied; seomingly bas. no end now. those who work wi eir hands are always ready and willing to do all) The Natrona County.Abstract Com- R E D C R O ) S m hele eh Woogie ;pany has consented to furnish free ymout own 1, eet. jebstracts on all lots sold thru the en- The Ploymouth Rock Oil Company, |deavors of the Red Cross campaigt: at our Store, Saturday, June 23 which is drilling a well on its lease this week. $ in the Big Muddy field about a mile oo Also a free demonstration of north of the Fenex well brought in The IXL Market and Grocery is ° recently by the Merritt Corporation, beonticinrs a huge shipment of soft P H E Z—Loganberry Juice is down about one thousand feet. \crinks and prompted by the spirit of ° — |giving to the Red Cross, the firm has The New Summer Drink TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY rgreed to give a percentage of the {proceeds from the sale of these bever- AN OPPORTUNITY jages for the next 30 days. A big DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND A young married man, college |v ndow display featuring the trained, and of good business train- |“drinks” will be shown soon, ing, desires to locate with a reputable fo) d 8 | AL Fl H firm in Casper. Engineering and ar- | The company playing “The Melt- wHEAT LAND ’ chitectural experience. Address in- jing Pot’, Isreal Zangwill’s greatest | | : i quiries to H. L. Garner, care Tribune. |play ard one that received nation- | 1F IT BECOMES a 6-22-2t* |wide comment, will receive a cordial | | | NECESSARY !welcome here tonight, according to} i WILL BUY—Out West, Boston Wyo- | the advance seat sale. | “Tt Pays to Pay Cash” DON'T HESITATE ming, Bessemer and Yale Wyom- | oo | ing stock. Give lowest offer. P. O.; The Mutal and Atlas Crude Oil 115 East Second Street Phone 505 Box 429. 6-22-2t* |Companies have timber for four rigs| i i | = enroute to Salt Creek. The compan- Everything the market affords in fresh fruits and vegetables {| many others in this part of , are experiencing much dif- | , in getting casing. Le HERE’S A WINNER—GRAB IT TEA POT DOM OIL COMPANY ‘NEXT TO U. S. PETROLEUM RESERVE Uncle Sam Likes Tea Pot Dome—So Do We Stock 1 O Per | Now Cc Share | IN THE SALT CREEK FIELD IN THE BIG MUDDY FIELD The Tea Pot Dome Oil Co. is acquiring valuable In addition to our valuable holdings in the Tea oil lands adjoining the Midway Oil Co.'s holdings Pot Domerdistrict oni telsalel Greek neldewelalso next to the famous Tea Pot Dome. This dome is i t 2 : fairly saturated in oil and has been reserved by the have 80 acres in Section 27, Tp. 33, R. 77, in the government for the U. S. Navy. We are also ac- Big Muddy Field. The acreage is surrounded on quiring some Sie ie Seen 25, React eae the north, east, west and south sides by the St. tho Natrous, Pie dene aiz ner esse * Clair Oil Co.’s holdings, the Midwest Refining Co. i i d our first well will be drilled ; es, Bey ie eat holdings, and the Superior Petroleum Co. This here. company’s holdings adjoin our land on the north, OFFICER! D BY MEN ODO NTHINGS; and they are beginning to drill a deep test weil, men who start something quick and go through which will be an offset to.the Tea Pot dome hold- with it. You are sure to get a run for your money ings. This well should be brought in now any day. in Tea Pot Dome stock. 3 R. W. HARTSELL, President PAUL B. GAYLORD, Vice-President L. V. ENGMAN, Secretary and Treasurer Tea Pot Dome Oil Dome A Wyoming Corporation Capitalized for $500,000. Main Office, 740 Gas & Electric Bldg., Denver, Colorado FOR SALE—Cheap, two lots in the |ies, lik southwest part of city. P. O. Box 429. 2t* “f unartax | ROLLER MIL le | a) I HAVE the following nd all are in first-class shape: Ford touring cars; one Ford run ibout, with light delivery box; one Ford with full delivery body and cab; one Studebaker 2-ton truck; one Ab- hott-Detroit touring; on is touring, and one Winton truck, These cars are all class shape and may be seen West Second, Casper. : 7 aston 5 wann Worcar f WmaTiaxy Wyo. HARD WHEAT WaratTLanp Wyo. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, IT'S MY BUSINESS TO PLEASE YOU Colliver Landscape Co. W. W. COLLIVER, Manager 335 North Center street Phone 329-W we will run a sale on LEMONS the entire proceeds to go to the General Hauling Ash Pits Built to Order General Contracting RED CROSS FUND. By buying these lemons you will be | donating to the Red Cross fund with-| cut putting yourself out cne cent, as | you will get value received, the lem- ons being sold at the regular price. Will some young lady volunteer to conduct the sale for us? Casper Mercantile Co. Upon request of many friends and trons, I have re-entered the TAXI BUSINESS Office Phone 489. Residence 406-3 é STAND AT IRIS BUILDING ; .” F.D. BERRY THE BEAUTY OF OUR KITCHEN WARE F. J. Castell it n is its completeness. Nothing e ® needed in the kitchen is lacking Suit 1 5 and every article new and per- fect. We do not handle “sec- onds,” which are dangerous. S ith Bid’ But while we sell only first-class ml g. wares, we charge second-class prices. Come and see Nat LAUNDRY FOR SALE Old-established laundry in Denver, bat with up-to-date equipment, two sets of every line of machinery, in- cluding two high-pressure horizontal boilers, auto Ford trucks and horses, ten routes well located; disagreement of partners reason for wanting to sell. Will give long lease on real es- tate. Address “Laundry,” care. of the Tribune. a iad 6-2i-1t j 23 Of IOS anedq , 38] SCHULTE HARDWARE CO., Phone 64W. We Deliver