Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1918, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 29, 1918 Sar *) "SOCIETY Natrona Deélphian Chapter Orgnaized in Casper Saturday On Saturday afternoon, July 27th, n meeting was held in the club.room t the Natrona county library for the purpose of organizing a local chapter of the Delphian association. Some of the ladies. of Cheyenne ere familiar with the work of the chapter in Denver where Ida Kruse McFarlane of the Denver university, acts a8 lecturer and director. This society is of national scope and its purpose is to help its mem- bers to a better understanding of the world’s important events and the arts of ‘civilization which this world war will make secure for civiliza- ion. : Miss Maxon, field secretary of Cal- ifornia, presided and Mrs. Hunting- ton of Texas, explained what’ the work has meant to women in. other | states where the chapters had proved a source of insPiration to every broadminded, progressive woman who enrolled as an active member. It was unanimously decided to des- ignate this chapter as the Natrona {Bingham, W. R. Johnson, W. H. Crawford, E. L. Hambright, J. L. | Gratiot, Wm. Holland, Henry E. Johnson, J. L. Phelan, J. H. Aydel- jotte, M. D. Woolery, P. C. Nic. jsen, H. R. Lathrop, B. Lummis, Earl C. Boyle, W. B. Holliday, Sam Serv- ice, L. A. Reed, M. L. Ronan, J. V. Dayis, C. E. Starr, O. C. Thomas, R. |G. Dutton, Geo. Wilder, Ira G. Weth- {erill, Warren M. Kleber, J. H. Ar- jbuckle, E. S. Grant, H. H. |Jno. McFayden, C. H, |Fred P. Moore, R. S. Cri | Algeo, Harry R. Manbeck, G. jens, Homer Shaffer, J. F. Leeper, W. |A. Baker, J. E. Hanway, W. J. Lind- |say, C. E. W: ygant, O. L. Thompson, Warren Bailey, A. W. Peake, M. J. Gothberg, L. Q. Murphy, R. k A. L. Wallace, H. L. . | Wise, Chas. W. Inman, Geo. Lefring- house, C. E. Littlefield, T. Daly, E. |B. Young, Arthur Schulte, Ambrose Hemingwy,.T. C. Tonkin. City News The Rev. Father John H. Mullin, pastor of St. Anthony’s Catholic |church, and Edward Slater will leave REPORTS 10 BES MADE ON GRAIN Farmers Must Report All Grain ,, Threshed; County Agent Is Provided With Blanks Farmers of Natrona County will have to keep a record of all wheat threshing done during the season. All reports will have to be made thru \John Hays, County Agricultural’ ’| Agent, to the Bureau of Markets of the United States Department of Ag- riculture, whick is co-operating with the Food Administration. There is a special book which Hay is sending to all threshing me The | book contains blanks for the s jthreshing, includes dates, names of jfarmers, bushels ,of wheat, acreage, {charges and comparison with last year. While the report holds slight \significance here, due to the limited Delphian chapter and the officers |next Sunday in Father Mullin’s car ®¢T®@s@ of grain, there are at pres- elected were: President, Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen; vice president, Mrs. C. E. Littlefield; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. C. E. ’ygant; parliamentarian and critic, . E. S. Grant; reporter, Mrs. J. Hanway; advisory board, Mrs. E. Harry B. Durham, chairman; Mrs. A. W. Peake and Mrs. W. R. Johnsen. It was the unanimous vote of those present to take up first the study | known as the “Epochs of Progress,” that the members might have a bet- | ter knowledge of the growth of our civilization. | The next meeting will be held at! the library on Wednesday, August | 28th, and all members are urged fo be present. ‘ Following is a list of the charter members of the Natrona chapter: Mesdames HarrysB. Durham, J. W. Dr. La ROSE THE MASTER MIND CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST Those coming from out of the city will find THE MASTER MIND’S parlors restful and retired. Private re- ception ,par lors and so arrangged that you meet Ro} Ba Sed | Private Parlors | Unstairs in | They will visit in Pittsburg, and Phil- jadelphia, Pa., and also at Scranton, |Pa., Father Mullin’s former home, om 0 Mass at the Catholic church will be held at 9 and 10:30 o'clock instead previous custom. CcCmo Corporal George C. Chandler, for- |merly of Casper, who is now in train- ing at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Washington, has been selected with 25 others ‘to attend the central offi- cers’ training camp at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., where they will take |four months’ course to fit them for |commissioners as artillery officers: | Nearly all of the men are from the 166th depot bridage. Corporal Chandler is in the 45th company, 14th Bn., 166 D. B. cm oO Mr. and-Mrs. Edward Jones, the Misses Virginia and Lillian Jones, Frank, Ben and Edward Jones, Jr., D. S. Jones, Tom Cameron, Bill ‘Wils- fred, and J. M. Cury, of Grainwood, Miss., were guests in Casper over Sunday while enroute from their home to Yellowstone park. They are making the trip in automobiles. Oma O Madame Till has returned from Thermopolis-and will be at the Hen- ning hotel today and, tomorrow en- route to her home in Denver. omc Howard T. Abbott and Dr. D. Rood of Duluth, Minn., have return- COBB BUILDING “Best Beyond Question” ost Able. and Foremost and M Gifted. The CLAIRVOYANT PSYCHIC ADVISER THE MASTER MIND If You Are Going to See a Clairvoyant WHY NOT SEE THE BEST? AS THE BEST IS AL- WAYS THE CHEAPEST IN THE END, better consult no clairvoyant at all than one who is unable to help you, as. fatie prophets do more harm than good, as they leave you in a worse condition than before by | their false advice, based upon guesses-——but THE -MASTER MIND has an established repu- tation, testimonials and creden- tials from thousands of your own citizens and friends. IF YOU HAVE ALRFADY MADE A MISTAKE Thrown away your money, and lost confidence. through ‘lealing with much-advertised and s-lf- styled palmists and clairvoyanis and their cheap claptrap meth- ods, start from the beginning and consult the MASTE} ND. He will tell you frankly your [ condition and what you may ex- pert; if nothing can be done for | you he will not take one cent of | your money, Has not this hon- esty on the face of it? Appreciating the fact that many of the best people in and out of the | city of Casper would like to consult a good clairvoyant if they felt sure of spending their money and receiv- ing VALUE IN RETURN, but hesi- tate thru haying experience with pre-| tenders who have infested the city in| the past, making guesses and impos- ing upon the eredulous and confid- ing—L. THE MASTER MIND, there- fore, submit for your consideration the following: AFTER CONSULTING THOSE WHO PROMISE MUCH AND DO SO LITTLE Come and see the man who has the largest patronage in Casper and you ill readily appreciate the reason his parlors are crowded from y morn till late at night. He es to state that he is located per-| nently in Casper prior to which; ie he has traveled extensively in irsuit of knowledge and has thereby ned priceless experience which) qualified him to command a pat- e that has aroused the envy of} y local competitors. Fortunately reputation has stood the test of THE MASTER MIND has no ‘rq to monopojize the butsiness | g respectfully requests the public} to confer upon other deserving mem- bers of his profession their equal re of patronage as they are all din their way, but ‘be sure and see the MASTER MIND THE WONDER OF WONDERS | oa As a last word to*vou: TO GAIN YOUR HEART’S DESIRE CONSULT THE WONDER . THE MASTER MIND Office Hours, from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Daily and Sunday RUGS RUGS RUGS We are now prepared ta clean all kinds of Rugs and Carpets. Dry Cleaning of all kinds js our business. CASPER DRY CLEANING Co. Phone 255 J HERI KIKI KAHNE RIVERTON LOTS Buy Them and Double Your Money, y. 1% blocks of $2,000.00 Main street lot, depot A four-lot corner, one block off Main st__ A fine block in Burch addition, per lot___ 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 COMPANY Riverton, Wyoming KKH HHL EIR ALIKE ANAM 2,000.00 250.00 GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325 Phone 849 111 North Wolcott Street Casper, Wyo. of at 7 and 9:30 o’clock as was the| | ! for an extended trip in the East.)¢t five or six threshing machines in |the county. The threshing of wheat must be re- rorted monthly ‘to Hay, but tie threshing of oats and other crops jmay be turned in at the end of tn» |season. Any threshing ihit is done during~May is to be included in the |June report. If threshing should be- |gin on a man’s farm at the end 9f the jmonth and is completed duri first days of the follown,, mor : jentire amount should be ere iite:! to jthe latter month. If a ian doeg threshing in several counties, he must jma the reports to the reper au- ies in those counties. It is believed that this record will jenable the government t» vet the )most accurate record ever obtained of the amount of wheat producti |in the country. By getting the {ord absolutely definite, the Food A ministration will be enabled to knew S just what limitations should be |placed upon the use of wheat by the American public in order to give the |amount necessary to the Allies. ed to Casper after spending several days at Lander investigating oil | property. | omo Mrs. Thomas Villnave will leave to- day for Tacoma, Wash., to be near |her husband, Private Villnave, while he is in training at Camp Lewis. Private Villnave left with a number) C./ of: Casper selectives June 28th ana has been retained with 18 others * drill new recruits. ON AND AFTER AUGUST 1ST. 9:30 o'clock. The north side will compri Second Avenue, north, and all te and Second Avenue west of railr South side comprises balance We respectfully ask our pat 's able. ‘oad crossing on § THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUnr KULTUR TO COME IN FOR REVENGE WITH THISUNIT| WYOMINGG.O.P. WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, July 19.—(By He was one of those boys wh the life of the company, always cheer- ful and always making the rest grin just by reason of his presence One night he had to stand guard at an outpost, alone, a dar ‘our place. About midnight he s ajed ‘the approach of a party of Germans. His comrades went out of the dark trench, but couldn’t find him any- where. They looked and looked, and ther gave him up for lost, tho they knew he’d never quit and he’d never be taken prisoner. Next morning they found his body beaten until it was almost uncogniz- Beside it was a club, the end of which was wound with barbed wire, the weapon the barbarians had used to batter his body when they kitled kim. Near him were the bodies of three Germans he had killed before they got him. In their haste to get away from the outrage, the Germans had levi these bodies. SHOES ARE REALLY A BURNING QUESTION just now—the leather seems ac- tually to burn, and the prices are frequently such as to burn through your pocketbook. We have a supply of shoes which will giv you a@ lasting service and good looks in the bargain, at a price you will be willing to pay. Globe Shoe Co. 134 Center Street CASPER, WYOMING POCSCOOPOO SOOO DOO OOOTOCOOOS DOS SS DIOP OFS FLIP AMDOOPODD . OUR DELIVERIES WILL BE MADE AS FOLLOWS:. Deliveries for the north side will be made,in the forenoon and orders will be taken up to Deliveries for south side will be made in the afternoon and orders taken up to 3:00 o’clock. all_ territory ory between th of city. rons to bear this in mind ahd assist us by placing their orders in time for delivery. This is in accordance with the ministration, who ask us to*ymake | (Signed) wishes of The U. one delivery per S. Food Ad- to a cus- 7 THE RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM CO., WEBEL COMMERCIAL CO., BLUE FRONT MARKET, CITIZENS’ EQUITY ASSN., WHITE GROCERY CO., CASPER CASH STORE, CASPER STORAGE ¢ CASPER MERCANTI 3ROCERY, LE CO., SCHULTE HARDWARE CO., } HOLMES HARDWARE CO., CASPER CASH STORE. AN UPSTAIRS _, . COBB BUILDING Adjoining Wyatt Apartments o North Center \Street Phone 123 TIFSTILSLIILZAGLLAZLALLLLLALLA LZ NOUNCEMENT 000008OSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSOOHISID2G+5 wEeDsoose0eDC0000000 BEGINNING AUGUST 1, 1918, AUTOMOBILE STORAGE IN OUR LARGE FIREPROOF CONCRETE GARAGE WILL BE REDUCED TO $12.50 PER MONTH THE SAME SERVICE WILL BE GIVEN CUSTOMERS. CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. TRY OUR SERVICE AND. BE CONVINCED. EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE SHOCKLEY > SERVICE SALES CORPORATION Second and David Streets VID LAA A hid hbk deckdhrhbadirbidt hdd ht Lg N IIS SS. Phone 123 a. IIA SAS PSALSALLLL LZ. Mael.)— was smite ecgmceneeant MSA ROE TPES enanantetntentoen Lape BUrene tea NN : 18 PAGE THR} nto Ss made this territory several weeks ago “ pz with great success, reports all Re- ally TRONG TICKET _ with. great success, reports all Re-' SOIL. SOLDIERS ted et this fall; and everyone heartily in Ty f LS'OPRERED BY. oe ap the national, OF NATION ARI = administration in winning the war. ow Care uaintance thruout ALSO WINNIN cere the behind him which eces ent s friends widely| MARION, Ind, July 29—«F man (Wyoming State Tribune.) predict hi mination by the right to s at home—plar ,, , } The strofig candidates available for! most all the cou s of the sta garden!” nomination at the primaries in Aug-| as success at the November This is the slogan und@ég which —= ust has made party leaders feel that election. Ms Ww sociat jelection will” be the best presented The Hon. John A: Russell of Chey- *p Pp ig is ingle } jin Wyoming»in many years. Senti-|enne 1s a business visitor in Casper {07 aan 13,000 [hs ment is strong for the return of Fran-| for a few day Page Ae Be Honea | cis E. Warren to the United States cmo ole Np mee senate and it is predicted he will re-| WE are experts on alterations of Iad- V'S0r 0° the assoc tai |ceive the largest plurality he has ever, _i¢s’ garments. L. C. Moore, tail-/ upon the national ee liG : been accorded in Wyoming. All fac- ged ila ih Ge a ilghiasee Sb at 2 f Homa’ seem “ery, strane tek Warre ae manuals to. aid the women in ; letthn cette sha wee ieee 500 women have sup- work of piling up the pantry she ; Sigs » Sone F con-| planted men in clerical positions in with the products of the war gard: Ss. the bank — — __ Robert D. Carey, who is campaign- - Pitcher Hovlik, one-time star ing in northern Wyoming; for gover- Individuality, smart styles, quali- the American association, is » nor, in the wake of W. R. Chaplin,| ty, workmanshin, ladies’ Tailor-made | playing with the Washington Se? candidate for secretary of state, who garments.’ L. C. Moore. tors. 4 Now on Display . Cee cececccsccccccscoscosccesscccsces: We have for your selec- tion the Newest Ideas in Distinctive EF" AT,ZE. HAT The display shows models in White and Black Satins that are most pleasing to those desiring up-to-the-minute Ladies’ Headgear. Martz Hat Shop 114 North Center Sri New Location On and After August Ist Dr. JH. Jeffrey Chiropractor Will Occupy Offices in the | Lryic Theater | Building--Upstairs D9S0TSOO 000000000000 0000 SOSH PPOSP SSO SOO OEOSOCOOD TO OUR PATRONS Dear Customer: We wish to take this means of thanking you for your patronage in the past, and atsthe same time advise you that on and after August Ist our business will be conducted on a strictly cash basis. The National Food Administration's recommendation and the very high prices and close margins we are compelled to make, has caused us to take this action. All our purchases must be paid for before delivery and our capital being limited, we are compelled to discontinue the present system. You realize that there is a great expense and loss to the credit business and in changing to cash we will prove to you it pays to pay cash, and by adopting this system that the government has so strongly recommended and to treat one and all alike, we will ask our patrons to cooperate with us and make arrangements to pay for all meats on delivery, because to carry out this plan we will be unable to leave any articles unless paid for. Anyone that wishes to pay cash in advance for conyenience, please call and inquire as to our plans. By request of the government we will make only one delivery a day to each family, as follows: : North side of the C. & N. W. Railroad from 9 to 12 a. m. and south of the tracks after | p. m. Again thanking you for your very liberal patronage in the past and trust- ing our action will meet with your hearty approval, we beg to remain Very truly yours, MEYER BROTHERS, Proprietors of the Blue Front Meat Department. Telephone 303. (Fil A e il 109 East Second St.