Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1917, Page 6

| | | H { { WEEK'S WEATHER MELTING POT 1S EAST ENTRANGE ("x.Stotr ¥it GOOD FOR CHOPS BIG ATTRACTION 10 PARK TO BE | Cu Menof Doves THRUOUT STATE FOR CHATAUQUA OPENED JULY |sciscsresss cross the members of the Wyoming State Trapshooting Association a good time Frest Nips Tender Growths and Great Drama of Alien Life Fea-|Use of Yellowstone Awaits Im-|when they meet here next month. i 7 Badges will be procured for them and the Snow Melts Rapidly, But tures Program of Casper En provement of Road Travers- pete te edaer aay pore aia eer — ae Roperted teteLh Es Season ing Wyoming, Says High- ned. Ewel, Seo prithe en Generally Favora is Evening Presid s+ ntions committee of the club, is in | way President charge of the arrang ts — —— arge oO e arrangements. Aside from frost on Tuesday and; Much has been said of the drama, |) a ee Wednesday, and in some instances, as and much of the theatre. Each, as ee nae Sah sa eee ataenl NOTICE tate as Thursday, in the southern tier/an institution, may be an entirely sep- Pai k awaits extensive improvements Notice is hereby given that the co- and central counties, the week was arate proposition. Unfortunately the |+ 8 (Ye » Ye 7s » Hi vay, asserts|partnership of Sturm & Gravesend generally favorable for crops, says theatre frequently has been commer- so Se ae Chetan eetecae a lhanibeentdiaaclved Wand ithabitnerans L. H. Dangerfield, meteorologist of |cialized, debased, perverted. The |? resident Gus sr =e dersigned will not be rosponsible for the Cheyenne station, in his latest re- drama has not, but a good drama can- h Sle compleved Ghassere a Niet lany debts contracted since the 15th port. Potatoes, beans, fruit blos-!not debased because like other forms That the highway north of Casper is}day of April, 1917, said day being e , = : .» apets ener-|of vood liters 2» “presents sae Sey Are = ership w: PS soms, and pander ve ees uen: fe soe of Roe i literature iM een, ee lequully as rough and uninviting {the saere said co-partnership was dis. ally were subjected to some damage expression of the highes : the road east and south is shown by |Solved. —_— onina in the districts mentioned, it being ap-| men. : a report of his trip furnished | 6-14-10t E. E. STURM. parently heaviest in Fremont and Al!- The drama meets a real longing, |‘ | liaily Tribune by Mr. Holmes: bany countics. Tho warm weather one might almost say a spiritual long- Resort Pare | : . . . 2 £ yn the Yellowstone daring the latter half of the week|ing, The first instinct of the child ia]. pee army gonad tt when my ° Contractors an Builders, melted much of the snow in the foot- to play. Religious instincts were the Sanitaria ea aa | . " § is not very favorable. | hills, and tributary streams in Sheri-/ first sponsors of the drama. Millions Losgeet Yours a reaaet that 1 Notice! dan, eeny end erement ‘Soe of people hevs journsycy ke Cberae al Pounddtin very rough and unatte i-| Look Up @ were reported high, especialy in the mergau at intervals of ten years to see edc lit elt ig ng to take | ? lst mentioned county. The condi the production of the Passion Plas (tt condition, “It is going to take «| THOMPSON & O'ROURKE, tion of the highways showed improve-| By means of the drama Shake- pe for a dirt road, and in fact |Plumbing and Heating Contractors. ment, although generally rough, Op-/speare ha Solan roned ithe Snawired J hardly think that it is expected to| Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. class pate reports on range a SIDS that has pa , be improved much by many of. the conditions were generally received.|pen there fell the expression o ; ities it passes through. There | Cattle, while only in fair condition in Pe phases of life. Se ee airer A iets la a Be OPPOSES SOSSOEEOSSESS some localities, continued to show People of fine instincts and religi- in places Culverts ‘areinecded'b CASPER CREAMERY CO. * rapid improvement, owing to the ex-| guys impulses can welcome the PrO-| nd in mann places the road is wa Heal ICE CREAM AND SHERBERT @ cellence of the ranges. Sheep shear | G@uction of the Melting Pot, since it is He : le TO ORDER ° mg continued in northwestern coun-joffered according to Chautauqua “We are going to have many un-|% Phone 120 ? ties under favorable conditions. Standards. It is to be presented at favorable reports on the condition of \PeSO TCT TCoOoCeereooreos Spring plowing and seeding were the Iris tonicht he Yellowstone Highway this sum-| practically completed over the e What is the Melting Pot? | mer and owing to the lateness of the} season the eastern entrance to the] Yellowstone Park will not be opened {to travel until after the first of July, | jand until proper advice has been 1 given out from this end of the high-| as their birthright without wonder ” aside from the planting of late forage This is a drama of alien American ¢rops such as millet The combined |tife, It is the combined expression of acreage of ¢ ultivated crops in some the yearnings of millions of alien counties was reported as the largest) hearts for that liberty of life and in their history Light rain during |thought that native Americans accept the first of the week softened the soil- WAY. erust in southe ern districts, allow-| and sometimes without gratitude, — — ——— ing the young corn to come through, The play was first produced in New but came too late for some for the York in 1908 by a company of some | sprouted flax, which is dying beneath | the leading players in America, — — Phone 793 W the surface. The first cutting of al- | headed by Mr. Walker Whiteside. The | PIANO PIANO PIANO falfa WAI probably begin in Goshen! play made Walter Whiteside famous.| BARGAIN BARGAIN BARGAIN eounty during the coming week } Not when it was produced, not at WE WANT ROOM or 569 J any time since has there been a time You are going to buy some time W = e when this drama was so timely as Why not now? Anybody can own a yomuing Farmers to right no and so Mr. Chas. F, Hor-|Ziano or Player on our liberal easy = ~ ner has made arrangements with the! terms. the Front In Plans New York producers to present this HADDORFF MUSIC HOUSE for Big Production Freot, Grams to the Chautauqua of ehons 768 47 W. Second When Your Doctor FP It will be presented as it was in | A representative of the National! New York City. Many of the original | — = : Befense Council who has recently re > gaged —_ | Whites turned frem a visit to Johnson and! i that one must Sheridan counties reports work going be well read in dramatic literature te | ahead in a very sat factory manner. ippreciate this great play It is a] MORES & LUTAS GROCERY PRESCRIPTIONS The agriculturists are fully alive to |play of action. It is a play of life andj cast have been re Do not get the id the responsibility that is upon them | qy. ic intensity. Every minute COMPANY Insist on having them filled at end in the judgment of Mr, Knight | has something that will hold the audi- KIMBALL’S soe have inereaved the acreage of jtor in spell bound attention. arm crops at laast 20 per cent. I} Every possibility for humor has Fancy and Staple Groceries > y this ratio of increase holds out Leen used to the fullest extent As CAREFUL, PROMPT and throughout the state, and it is believed yiesented from the Chautauqua plat-| Exclusive Line of Imported COURTEOUS | that it will, Wyoming will stand first. ¥any ranchmen over the state have Gosds interesting event in the history of taken the cue and have broken UP |that institution. e form it represents per haps the most and planted quite an acreage to small This is a play of interest. It is a a s grain. Campbell county raised tory with great dramatic climaxes, jf| 132 W. Second St. Tel. 134-3 Kimball Drug Store en short notice to purchase seed of intense human emotions, of hu- as now about completed its mor, and of tragedy In Buffalo and Sheridan Mr. Knight It is a drama in four acts, and the found that H. O. 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