Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1918, Page 5

jig SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1918 CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE #HUNS FOILED IN EFFORTS TO SINK GIANT TRANSPOR 4 : APPENDIX CUT | ohio OUT; CALLS ON | FRIENDS, CLAIM al & N \) N \ & N \) ) ky N \ & \) \) ,) ty \) q N N ) \) .) N , Casper Man in Crew Which Beats Off 18 Submarines and Sinks Five on Trip With 17,000 Soldiers for U.S. Liberty Bonds and War Saving Stamps Accepted at Full Value Plus Accrued Interest MOORE SAYS: $350 a Year Will Rent One ROOM $350 Builds One Three Room HOUSE $10 a Month Will Buy One LOT aa fee NORTH (‘ASPER ADDITION WE GET YOU THE LUMBER, TOO THINK IT OVER! CASPER REALTY CO. WHEATLAND, Wyo., July 6—! One of the most remarkable cases of surgery of which we have any knowledge came to our attention to-| day, says the Wheatland Times. For the'past two weeks Clarence Soward |has been suffering from appendici- |tis.. Saturday he entered the Wheat-! \Jand hospital and on Sunday morning! an operation was performed and the| appendix removed. Monday after-| ;noon, about thirty hours after the op-| peretion, the young man walked into_ A Marked with submarine battles that lasted in all more than a two days and nights, the last trip made by the United States troop transport Leviathan, formerly the Vaterland of the Ham- burg-American line, is the most eventful to be reported from any of the ships that have been carrying America’s troops to the battle front, and the fact that Charles E. Boone, son of Cc. T. Boone of this city, is a mem-|———————___________ per of the crew, gives the incident z local color. Letters received from HOTEL ARRIVALS. ] their son by Mr. and Mrs. Boone con- iieter get | firm the story which comes from a At the Midw newspaper on the Atlantic seaboard,| o.1. BY Dee nevfato; W. E.| Ti ffice t rt that he| Indicating that “Chuck” is expe- apap ear iffy, 2 a lo; W. E. dae imes 0: e 0 repo at he! vieneing quite as many war thrills on| 9 a wi c, enver; J. T. Appic- | | hay withstood ¢ operation well ard the hign seas as the land Yanks back BSG GORE ae Den- was “doing nicely, thank you. feeling in'the front line trenches. "| Aisi Mickle, icity: |Ed Caton aha AMBASSADOR GERARD Ladies’ tailoring, latest fashions. “In spite of the fact that her prog- wife, Omaha; Owen Mayberg, L. M.| . Author of “My Four Years in| L, C, Moore, Tailor, 163 So. Center. ress was continually hampered by| weattine, J, E. Maple, Sheridan, A.| @@rmany,” at the Iris theater Mon-| ——— ________ U-boat deri in which oo, mighty | 5. Brown, Scotts Bluff ; A. L. Puc|day and Tuesday. vessel and her convoy of ‘chast m, Chi AS ; « parade yesterday and or i at off jn gu a ecg eel land; i ‘Sexton’ cena a aa7ote exercises following were voted) REPAIRING jr ¢ five of them, the trip was mode) ife’ ille: Ker very Casper citi: 1 i Sad trae? says the report. cris ‘and wife; 'Bourieville; ‘Kenneta| (7, Sve wear ciuisen “as the Jest We Clean and Repair : EVERYTHING Cash Registers, Sewing ir) VITTISTSIOPCLSALPSLLALZLALALA 2 4 x ever seen in the city. Tho Spanish-! 7 “The Leviathan accomplished Fe acute LG Ha om ee War veterans, under whose qtesieds - round trip in 17 days, two of which! yong, city; c. D. Hennigh and wife,|the <rrangements were made, have| were spent in a French port, making) Sait Creek; Merl Bailey and wife, | ust cause to be proud of the results | Machines, Guns, etc. at times a speed of 26 Foals the gig Salt Creek; George B. Smith, Chica-| °f thcir efforts. We Sharpen Knives and Saws; her crew prepared to mee a th +/ 80; J. A. Stewart, Chicago; J. A. i Make Keys, Répair Locks. marines, having been warne | Stewart, C. P, Tolde, Denver; L. AO Set aaa eee eae re | ‘ The big troop ship left port with) Grove, ‘Crawford; ©. N. Gillam, | Bring Your Troubles to Us! Von Tirpitz’s ‘tin-fish’ fleet was out’ Chadron; Gray Richardson, Salt GENERAL REPAIR SHOP to get them. When she was nearing” Creek; Harry Hoffner and wife, Lell-| ° 151 South Center. the French coast on the Eastern trip| fontaine, Ohio; C, D, Bailey and wife, | jas U-boats attacked her in the early) Sait Creek; James . Sandison,} uy Operating in UTAH'S BIG MUDDY; 1,000 Memberships, $50 each; $5 per month for 16 torpedoes, the hig boat and her con-| Monroe, Fremont. | oy opened a vets Bree pet At the Henning | * ter-! boats and cause: em “| i siete: ate successfully beating) Mr. and Mrs. I, G. Segur, Los Al-| iri the attackers the Leviathan) tos, Cal. ; Mrs. Mary Degnan, San landed her complement of 17,000| Franciscos F. Rupert, Denver; W. F.) anded ‘ French port. | Scott, New York city; Ralph W ae Rcameee of large loss of | ae ae ee dea re ue c a | ton; Mrs. D. J. rich, Wi » Ald) life “ie ‘U-best commanders, seein-| sch. Oneonta, New Yorks Janes her on the way over, made increased mp y’ Rice, “‘Bagle, Colo.; 0. W. An-| efforts to send the Leviathan to the} 57° ° e i Kc derson, Minneapolis; T. K. Hall, Den-! : % bottom. The Germans are apparently |. ..: @ A, Jenkins, Portland; F. J. cont?4, 8 $5, TODAY and be- straining every effort to sink their/t/56 Kansas City, Mo.; H. W. Ish-| FULL information and geolo- former prize passenger ship. Right) om, ‘Alliance: 3. &. Maple; Owen May| gist’s report. outside of the French port the boat was attacked by a fleet of nine sub-| Berry, Sheridan. The $50 Oil Club RUGS RUGS RUGS We are now prepared to clean all kinds of Rugs and Carpets. Dry Cleaning of all kinds is our business. CASPER DRY CLEANING CO. Phone 255 J svening. After dodging a school of} Douglas; G. H. Wooten, city; W. C. months. 167 Memberships sold in one day. THIS IS YOUR FIRST wae LAST CHANCE TO GuT We have 480 acres of REAL oil ground. We are next_to TWO big companies. One HAS OIL. d t past both zeae Se ies i wen ast bo aa reed the boat, and evel SLAYER MAKES fire from the undersea craft fell all I WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percentage Call for Estimate around her. ESCAPE; TAKES 534 Judge Bldg., PETER CLAUSEN “Jt was on this occasion that the Salt Lake City, Utah. | 416 South Jackson Please send me full infor- mation about your proposi- tion. ‘ WYOMING HIDE & METAL gunners on the transport and conyoy-| FRIENDS ALONG ing vessels showed their worth. One of the Germans had no more than : | | IALALALALAAAA ALLA Ah hed come to the surface and opened fire] KEMMERER, Wyo. July 6.— Re % comPany. PAUL H. MOORE, Manager than the stern gun of the Leviathan! peter Netala, murderer of Dr. F. Dif N2™° :--++++7 ++ ttreereceees py bnesn Denese Dalay for pencee roared and a high explosive Pierced Giacomo, accompanied by a slacker set aol 2 ea a Copper & the plates of the U-boat and it sunk-!and thief, made his escape from the. ANOrERR sects ohc5 Shay seth ‘ tomobiles Bomght and Sold It is thot that five of the submarines) Kemmerer jail by robbing a trusty > i Telephone °285-M, Casper, Wyo. that were in the engagement were of his keys as he slept snd approp sent to the bottom. \riating sufficient funds the same time, F0OO SO 690660000000000 0000: “The morale of Uncle Sam’s sea to purchase provisions for the trip. fighters was indicated by the .be-|A search of he county has failed to hayior of the crew in action. While reveal any trace of the murderer. the gunners were throwing shell after shell into the fleet of U-boats the en- tire crew, disregarding the danger, came on deck and cheer after cheer! VICTOR WYOMING OIL Co. NATRONA BROKERAGE CO GEORGE W. JARVIS ho-ofo-ote-sto-<8o 000.4% so ate ste Me-ate o& Me Mo o% 2 Moo ote ste ote ite a ate esta in hs a te hn | Sorter eeetee ter soaie seoey Sax So-efo-efo-oks Ge sSo-ale eho afo sho aho-efe af ofoefe ae eee Sle Xe aK a OC Sogo efoege > | j went up as the gunners registered a_ hit. Officers, telling the story of the | trip, say that the men acted as if they) were cheering at a college boat race, and not witnessing one of the heav-; iest engagements an American troop vessel has entered. | “A the transport got clear B. B. ER As soon as the transport got clear | of the subs she set out at full speed} NOW AT ahead, without being able to stop to 318 OIL EXCHANGE pick up several members of-the crews | of the submarines who were seen) BUILDING struggling in the waters after their) boats had gone down. 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