Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1917, Page 2

at The Casper Daily Tnrbune leross of a chev Qasued every evening except Sunday, st Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming Publication Offices: Mokler Bldg. Telephone 15 Bubscriptions—By Carrier, 15 cents a week. By mail, 50 cents a month; $8.00 for six months; $6.00 for year. @atered at Casper, Wyo., postoffice as wecond-class Matter, Nov. 22, 1916 J. E. HANWAY, Editor ZARL E. HANWAY, Business Mgr. Associate Editors: &. E. Evans J. B. Griffith Margaret V. C. Douds ?. E. Kleinlein, Advertising Manager pA panae Raat eee set GS Sa Sa “gy erroneous refiection upon the eharacter, standing or reputation of | ‘ny person, firm or corporation which | may appear in the columns of The Tribune will be gladly corrected if wrought to the attention of the editor FORMER DRUMMER NOW A KNIGHT AS REWARD ie the Crown of Italy on Guilbane, King Victor dubbed him a second “Chev- olier d’, " Coug’ ht in a night ambush, and knowing that unless the alarm were|Commission announces that | CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE ier of the Order of CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS TO BE HELD IN CASPER SOON The United States Civil Service a first young, and 2 in 1918. given other French soldiers would |grade or clerical examination will be also be captured, Guilbaut unhesita-|held in this city on September 28, ing comes. NEW BLURS JUMP TRACES, The Cardinals and Reds, however, will get the fearsome eye from rival | tingly called out to his men to fire directly onto his captors although well knowing lige the Knight of Assas of old that the bullets must almost jinevitably kill himself as well. | |Realizing they were discovered and |that French soldiers were close at ‘hand, the Germans with curses fell {back into the darkness, the last one |thrusting his gun into Guilbaut’s face. Guilbaut seized the barrel and suc- ceeded in turning it aside, the bullet tearing away part of one thumb and grazing his chest. With the alarm that had been given the entire Gerinan patrol] stationed earlier in the night for the purpose f ambushing the Freneh, beat a dis- creet retreat and Guilbaut’s senti- nels and advance posts remained mas ter of the situation, Simultaneously with the cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy re ceived from King Victor Emmanuel, ilbaut received from the French By HENRY WOOD (United Press Staff Correspondent) W. S. Kimball Sr. was pleasantly surprised this morning when he was 1917, to fill vacancies in clerical po- sitions in the Internal Revenue Ser- |vice at $900 to $1,200 per annum. WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES, |greeted by Prof. G. I. Miller of Chi-| Aug. 28.—(By Mail)—Knighted in the Royal Order of the Crown of Italy has just been conferred by King Vic tor Emmanuel on Margis Guilbaut, « French soldier who before the war was a “dremn or” for a wholesale gro- cery house. One of King Victor's hobbies since the beginning of the war has been the seeking out and rewarding of rez cago and under whom Mr. Kimball jattended schol in Iowa. Prof. Miller jis making a brief visit here with his brother, E. M. Miller. Omo D. G. Bolton and C, C. Campbell of |Salt Lake City; E. J. Kelly of Chi- cago; C. J. Ruch of New York city, nd C. J. Wall are in the city today to confer with President R. G. Tay- deeds of knighthood amongst the sold-|lor of the Glenrock Oil company, Gers not only of his own but of the|which recently brot in a big well in Allied armies. In conferring theithe Big Muddy field. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1917 Table D’Hote Dinner $1 Relish Ripe Olives Green Olives Cream of Chicken Princess Fried Fillet of Sole, Sauce Tartare CHOICE OF Milk-fed Spring Chicken Saute, Country Style Roast Young Veal, Celery Dressing, Brown Gravy Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au jus Consomme Julienne Lettuce and Tomato Salad, French Dressing Mashed Potatoes Corn on the Cob Strawberry Ice Cram Assorted Cakes ° Tea Coffee Milk or Buttermilk Music > HENNING HOTEL Rudolph Dettwyler, Cafe Manager Rhinoceros Cafe em Sunday, September 16, 1917. SOUP Superme of Chicken, Croutons BOILED Shoulder of Lamb, Caper Sauce, 50c ROAST Stuffed Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, 65c Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus, 50c e Leg of Veal With Celery Dressing, 50c ? ENTREES Breaded Calf Swetbreads a la Creole, 50c Fricasse of Chicken With Dumplings, 60c Stewed Breast of Lamb With Noodles, 50c Mashed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Kidney Beans in Cream n Cream Pie t Jello Lemon Pie ple Tea Coffee Milk sepe ) Announcement! For application blanks and full in- The daring pan prove effective. |formation, apply at once to Secretary | Local Board of Civil Service Exami- ners, postoffice, this city; or Secre- tary Eleventh Civil Service district, 303 Postoffice building, Wash. Seattle, | V—S Additiona! friends of Colonel Sam who are associated with Casper-Embar Petroleum company in Powder River district, ar- rived in aCsper this morning. They are Fred C. Dorn, of the banking and brokerage house of Dera & Thomas, and Richard J, Evans, manager and a direltor of the mine operator's house Evans-Morris-Whitney hompany. To morrow they, in company with others interested in the Casper-Embar com- pany, will visit the Powder River field and will leave Sunday night for Salt Lake City. Mr. Dern is the son of Colonel Dern, a pillar in the Mormon church, and “Dick” Evans was a for- mer mayor of Salt Lake City. : ‘it begins to look more and more as i /men out of the east. By H. C. HAMILTON the 1918 chase. (United Press Staff Correspondent) Paulettes, Goodwins and such have NEW YORK; Sapte/15—With the|™ade of the Cardinals'a real chem- 5 ‘ . _|pionship possibility. present lineups of clubs in the major . . 6 ; i | Likewise Toneys, Rouschs, Grohs, leagues from which to take bearings | anq things like that, but mainly the masterful, clever way Christy Mthew- the west is ready to take some of the |son has. manipulated the Reds, has, nacle of pennant hopes. Mathewson made the remark before he went to Cincinnati that he expected to make managing a ball club just as With new, peppy clubs gracing the National League roster in Cincinnati and St. Louis, and with Fred Mitchell making motions like a regular mana- ger, the old one, two, three order of tearns in the east, which has prevailed nee Fred Clarke and Frank Chance i to build championship winners appears ready for the discard. ; Saal Otis and And, in the American League the same restiveness is asserting itself. Detroit been a factor for lo, these rs, so hardly can be counted tronged than when the Tiger arted son. Cleveland, however, is|2 iter and lose de-/) MIDWEST HOTEL pitchers, hard hitters and close de fense that more than ordinary atten- tion is going to be centered this win- ter on the antics of Lee Fohl. The White Sox 1 have to be National Leaguers when they start| Hornsbys, Chuises, | for once, elevated them to the pin-| Members New York Stock Exchange, New York | Cotton Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade | deep a study as he had made of pitch- ing, and he added that he would m |just as much of a success or get o of the way. That much success means a pen- jnant for Cincinnati. Maybe it isn’t |so far in the offing. ee West Salt Crek Activity | The General Petroleum company of California has five strings of tool: at work on the company’s West Salt Creek holdings. The deepest well is down 1,600 feet, a,n,d ,s,h,o,u,kd, en- counter the 34-foot Sur sand with about 200 feet more of hole. Wells from this shale yield from 25 to 10) barrels per day. Inasmuch as the |company has been operating in the district only three months its prov- “ress is remarkable. Company CASPER, WYO. ‘ STC sam BS We Are In a Position to Carry the Better Class Stocks | | B 5 4 -3 Margin We feel that this will be a great accommodation to our clients and will enable them to carry three times the amount of stock they now have with one-third of the capital previously invested It will also enable them to take advantage of the many sub- stantial increases in the various issues caused by the gushers that are being brought in almost daily, and is ONLY AN- OTHER EVIDENCE of our determination to give our clients the very best of Service Out-of-town business respectfully solicited. Wire us your next bid or offering on any of the Wyoming issues, CARTER & COMPANY BROKERS ff 122 Center Street (Phone 42) Casper, Wyoming