Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1918, Page 4

RARE. TREAT FOR THE NEWSIES AT THE ARMY TENT Come on, Bill, the Cap’s Goin’ to Pull a Big Show For Us To- night at 7 O’Ciock at the Army Tent “It’s a big night tonight” for the newsies of Casper. Seven o’clock is the hour and the Salvation Army tent, Second street near Ash, is the place. And anyone not on time will miss something. The Salvation Army is playing host to the newsies of Casper, their friends | of the street and mission and because of the fact that Casper boasts of some |, 200 newsies a big time is in pros- pect. The girls are in vited along with the boys, for Casper’s juveniles of the fairer sex vie with the boys in selling the public the news. Among features arranged for their entertainment are numbers by Mrs. Edward Sylvester Grant, soloist; an address by Mayor John F. Leeper, “the newboy’s friend,” and a talk by Rev. Moorman, who recently accepted a call to the pastorate of the Bap- tist church and who knows boys thru association with them in the Y. M. C. A. Oh, yes, there will be songs avith plenty of ‘“pep”—war songs, all the boys know them, and last but not the least—hold on there, Bill, give a fellow a chance!—ice cream, cake and popcorn. Captain and Mrs. Pitt will be there to entertain. Isn’t that enuf for one night? FIKHOAN NIRFATARATE I NAMED BY HOLDERS | Sabbath school officials of this state |. | Today’s Quotations | Furnished by i MAHONEY & STEINBERG | Stock Bid Ask. American -02 -023 | Bessemer -09 12 |Big Bear. -01% -013)} | Big Five. o -03 034 Big Indian 25 -30 Black’ Bear. O74 -083 |Center __ .02 023 Columbine 14 16 Cons. Royalty. -60 -61 |Btkhorn ___-_-_ 87 -89 |E. T. Williams. 2.70 2.80 Glenhurst 07 -09 Hecla ~ -003 -01 Jupiter -053 07 Kinney -74 -78 Outwest 04 05 Pathfinder — -07 -10 Premier —- 083 -09% Republic 013 023 11 -03 -10 1.03 -01 02 27 |Okmulgee _---- 4.50 4.62 |Glenrock Oil 4.37 4.50 Midwest Com 1.05 1.07 Midwest Pre’ 1.16 1.25 Midwest Rfg.. 114.50 115.50 | Boston-Wyo. 18 .20 Northwest 57 -60 Merritt - 25.00 26.00 (deve eS School Workers Planned to Meet Eastern Chief FOR OIL NEEDS Standard Values slaved by Fuel Administration to Prevail, Says Company Louis C. Sands, vice-president of | the Oil Well Supply company, has sent copies of the following circular to all representatives of his concern: “The advisory committee on oil | well supplies of the National Petrol- eum War Service committee acting under the fuel administration, will is- sue from time to time prices on stan- dard commodities used in the oil country. These prices will be istued for the sole purpose of restraining profiteering. It is not expected that any of the established old-line supply companies would be guilty of profit- eering, but it is a well known fact that there are brokers and second- hand dealers who have been conduct- ing a profiteering business to the det- riment of the trade, and the adminis- tration proposes to stop it. These maximum prices which will be issued jfrom time to time will doubtless be |found quite in line with our regular | established prices issued from Pitts- burg. These prices will be sent our district managers and if there is any jreason to issue them to all salesmen, jit will be done. For the present we I believe that by not overstepping the | price issued from this: office, we will |be working along proper lines. We jmust, however, call your attention to these important facts: | 1. “No sales should be made by our company to any agent or dealer | without proper assurance that the ul- |State Wide Gathering of Sunday-| timate consumer will not be charged |is therefore made that Powder River in these maximum prices. 2. “It must be understood that if !a dealer or broker is unable to pur- jan a higher basis than provided for | A coference of the Presbyterian |chase material at a price enabling to| resell within the limits of these max- |imum pric It will not be consid- A slight mistake was made in the! Will be held at the First Presbyter-| oreq a valid excuse for demanding names of the directorate of the Elk-|ian church on Delaware avenue with|a price higher than the established horn Oil Co. yesterday. The Board of|the chief, Mr. L. N. Somberneyke of | maximum. Directors is as follows: John F. Leeper, president; T. A. Dean, vice- president; C. M. Elgin, treasurer; W. Philadelphia and his associates in| jcharge of the meeting. The after- “In conclusion please note that the lonly maximum issued to date cover tubular goods and wire lines, and 8. Kimball, Sr., secretary, and G. T. noon session will not be open to the | these maximums are exactly the same Morgan. L. F. McMahon is assistant) public but at 8 o’clock in the even-|us your present selling prices.” secretary. At present the secretary’s office is preparing the financial statement of!ially invited to attend. ing an open meeting will be held at the church to which the public is cord- Mr. Somer- the sohpany, which will show.a neat| neyke will also address this meeting, increase in the company’s earnings while other Sunday school workers | over previous reports, and also that|will aso speak. All who are interest- the firm is in excellent financial con- dition coe Special services will be held to- morrow evening at 8 o’clock by the Rey. T. Hartmann of Louisville, Ne- braska, at the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church at Pine and Cun- ningham streets. OoOmo Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reed left last night for Denver on a combined bus- iness and pleasure trip, Mr. Reed| proud father is, around investing in| having business to attend to for the|high chairs and other infant neces-| Midwest Refi Announcement Having purchased the Metropole Turkish Baths, we cordially invite the patronage of the people of Casper. We have had years of experience in the business and have treated many prominent Casper people while employed at different sanita- jed in the Sunday school work will be specially interested in this meeting. The ladies of the church will serve dinner and supper at the church to |the workers who will attend the af-| ternoon session. | Mr. and Mrs. Herman Regal of {South Beech street, are the parents ‘of a 12-pound daughter, born this morning at their home. Fasugiter are doing nicely and the \ sities today. Hy ATT 2 SM 24 S24 SAA SAT riums in the West. We have thoroughly renovated the baths at the Metropole at.d will be pleased to have you call. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Freeman Mother and| } ee ager GREAT MATTERS TO THE FORE IN | CONGRESS! READ WASHINGTON, July 11.+—And it }eame to pass that congress, investi- |partments of the government, and criticising officials right heartily, | paused one day to investigate, with | solemn mien and deep deliberation— The reason why the Congressional | Record isn’t reaching subscribers on time, and to determine some way of printing addresses on the labels so ithey will not become illegible. Proprietors 0. S. Baths AMT TN eT PMS or aN sReQih eR RMN AIRES. REE BIG wns RINE EY Oe ERTE MAXIMUM PRICE gating right and left in executive de-| POWDER RIVER 1g COMING 10 FORE Ohio Development and Activities of Others to Place Field in Front Ranks of Producers What will probably become one of the newer fields of the state is com- ing to the fore in the Powder River development of the Ohio Oi] company and othér firms. This portion of Wyoming’s mineral resources has been known for some time as a possi- ble oil producing territory as the holes put down so far will make small producers altho the wells were drill- ed more to hold the acerage than with | the intention of placing the field on} an immediate producing basis. Several fields are in the making in this district as there are some well- defined outcrops and the escarpnients | show up as well or even better than some of the older producing areas. | | Especially is this true of the Hells | Half acre portion where the escarp-| ment can be easily be traced even by} |the layman and the escarpment is! clear in its entirety as the line of} |demarkation for the possible field. | The Richards dome is also an ex- jcellent structure from surface indi-! jcations and the possibilities on this! | dome are equal to any in the whole | state. |. The oil from the -Powder River | district will probably be found in the | Shannon sand or the first Wall Creek | | sand of the Big Muddy and Salt Creek | fields. As the second Wall Creek has | proxen %o be an oi] holding sand in | every pool where oil is found in the | upper formation, there is every like- lihood of this being the case in the! |present instance and the conclusion | jand Hells Half Acre will in time be- |come the counterpart of the present) |large developments in central Wyo- ;ming. , [ROSES RIVERTON LOTS Buy Them and Double Your Money, Main street lot, 1% blocks of CeDOe te neers $2,000.00 \% A four-lot corner, one | block off Main st__ 2,000.00 F A fine block in Burch lz addition, per lot-.__ 250.00 Ashgrove addition, lots | with city ‘water, | sidewalks-and trees; | restricted ----_-__ 450.00 We are making ASHGROVE the best residence district in | Riverton. The EARL WARREN REALTY “4 COMPANY | Riverton, Wyoming EREEEKERERE EEL KREEE EEE | | mittee appointed for the purpose not yet decided on any thing defin- ite. ‘ r shite F Membership in'the Mothers’ league | “y-"" phitip W. Frank efitertained which is doing such excellent work! , \imber of young ladies at a mis- for the Natrona county boys, is not | cellaneous shower last evening at her | limited to miothers, sister and wives, |ranch a few miles from Casper, the of Natrona boys, but the only re-jhonored guests. being Miss Luella quirement for membership is that|Spencer and Miss Marion Casley who éandidates be willing to work for the|are to brides of the Rev. Robert boys in every way possible. Even| Marquis and his brotner, Carroll Mar- imen,-the mothers state, are eligible | qui for membership, if they are willing! new Located at sale or repair, | omo a 3 ( Nees Shower For Two Brides out in the weather would do Sere ipa ee ate uves To Be Given Last Night |] . well by seeing what could be done with them at the large, Liberty Garage 180 SOUTH ELM ST. to work and give for the boys. | No membership fee is required. | Should a member have a brother, | husband or father in the service a! star is added to the Mothers’ league | service flag for her. Some members | “adopt” sons in the service and write and make articles for this boy. The Kimball Bible class of the} Méthodist church are going to see} that these boys who leave Casper the! 19th are taken care of so the Moth-| ers’ league will confine their efforts | to entertaining for the one hundred | boys who leave the twenty-second. Some kind of a program will be work- lawn and trees. business. Platte Valley Investment Co. Rooms 292-203 0. S. Building. Phone 8-W - Investigate this. The Biggest Bargain In Casper Two-room house, plastered, electric lights, concrete foundation, One-room house on rear of lot; large barn, hay loft, chicken house. East front, corner lot-__$850—terms We have a rooming house of 20 rooms for rent; doing a fine ed_out altho the plans of the com- ate $ & & KO + % foagess eee Me % o I te. & 53 4 We have just received a shipment of Silk Shades and Floor Lamps bought before the advance and the old prices will preyail while we are closing out the Electric Fixture & Supply Co. stock, formerly located in the Chamberlin Furniture company Natrona Power Co. Phone 69. Is now on and will continue until the summer stock is greatly reduced CLOTHING RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM July Clearance Sale & In this department we will give you 10 per cent off on all of the Men’s and Boys’ Suits, which will be a great saving, and it will pay you to pur- chase a new suit. You know that we sell one of the best makes of Clothing in America —the celebrated HIRSH-WICK WIRE brand. STRAW HATS and SUMMER CAPS will be closed out cheap. We have one lot of odds and ends of Straw Hats that we will sell you you rchoice for ONE DOLLAR, and a re- duction of 10 per cent on other Straw Hats and Panamas. MEN’S and BOYS’ SHOES We have the largest stock in Casper, and during our July Clearance Sale we will give you a re- duction of 10 per-cent on any Man’s or Boy’s Shoes in stock. It will pay you to buy two or three pairs. “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST.” OAL ELE EEA AIA DADA PAA APA ADAP ABLEPSE SDS BF WII LS LOS DS