Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1918, Page 2

y PR b r 1 4 o y. n i e a rw r c e oO r The ae Daily Tribune] The Boy Scouts are EAD rar. ave erage of 8,000,000 board feet of, |black walnut a day, in their quest) t Sunday !for army gunstock material. | yoming.|how they do hope the government! Exchange | won't-chop down the trees before the | |nuts are ripe! j 15 : ee ae } ig, The Finns are said to have de- cided, after all, that they don’t want Subsc'giption—By Carrie» \50c month;;a monarchy. Well, the kaiser might by maui, $3 for 6 months, $6 for year. |le them have one of his sons for ary - "7 ~~ | President—if they make. the presi- ‘family succession. 4 | St get Issued every evening exce: at Casper, Natrona County, Publication Offices: Oil Building. Business Telephone Editorial Office <._ Associated Press Service. United Press Service. | —— See} J. E. HANWAY, President & Editor. | / 4.4 EARL &. HANWAY, Business Mer. | | Today 3 Events Associate Editors: | R. E.-Evans Margaret V. C. Douds 1461st day of the great war. Member of the Associated Press, | “The new duties imposed by war- ent eres is exclusively |time conditions are to be discussed of all news dispatches credited to itor |by the American association of not otherwise eredited In this paper/| Dairy, Food and Drug Officials, meet- erent? ‘he Jocal news published}iny in annual convention today at — Atlantic City. , By virtue of a presidential procla- |mation the control of all telegraph, |telephone, cable and radio systems of |the coyntry_is to be taken over by \the postoffice department at midnight tonight. Maj. Gen. William A. Mann, U. S. A., who commanded the first di- | vision.of the troops of the former na- |tional guard to be sent to Europe to \fight against Germany, will be placed eS »= - This paper has ose with the government in cause of famerica for the fon account of age. period of the war-+*++++* [cardinal Farley of New York, = Archbishop Dougherty of Philadei- POTATO BON-BONS phia_and other eminent prelates of the Roman Catholic church will par- Now we are to have potato candy. |ticipate in elaborate ceremonies td ‘From an announcement of the food ¢ held today at the formal install- administration, we gather that some a Sishop hes Re aicteea eH on ersatz artist has evolved a spud. bon- N, J. bon that looks like chocolate, tastes —_—__—. Today’s Birthdays | like cocoanut and has the delicate |g —O brittleness of the Saratoga chip. Maj. Gen. William A. Mann, U. S It is_a delicate confection, no doubt. But somehow, the mouth does | ©. not water a the mention of it. The! S. description might tickle a~German|A., who took the Rainbow division palate, so accustomed to substitutes|to France, born in pennsylvania, 64 for substitutes that memory of the|years ago today. original substance -and savor vanish-| Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Swinfen Eady, ed in the endless ersatz chain. As recently appointed Master of the for us, we have not been able; 80/rolis, born 67 years ago today. far, to get up much enthusiasm for) Edward H. Hurley, chairman of that sort of thing. |the federal shipping board, born at We can stand horsefeed “in our|Galesburg, Ill., 54 years ago today. bread cheerfully enough, as long as Sidn it is necessary; but we draw thejernor of Florida, born at Pleasant line at whale steak; porpoise fillets,| Hjll, Ala.. 55 years ago today. pickled shark meat, banana flour| muffins, mesquito syrup, roast horse | middleweight pugilist, born at Eure- and various other esoterio viands|ka, Wis,, 29 years ago today. recommended by the food doctors. / SSE SS ae would rather have less Meth | ae oR Sean, Pa than clutter up ‘our menu with) ; “ strange grub. We would rather get || Todav & Anniversaries \| fewer calories into our systems and 7; ! get them in the old familiar form.|!864—Gen.. Burnside’s assault We would rather work harder toy Petersburg, produce the requisite foodstuffs than | eke out deficits by weird inventions. That is exactly what we are doing, | 1868— too. { on erates. Entire telegraph system of! Great Britain was taken over -by the general post office. | |1877-——Russians were repulsed in an attack on Plevna with a loss| of 5000, 882—Duke ‘of Connaught sailed! from England for Egypt “| 0: THE MOTOR’S MERIT i 4 The chief merit of the Liberty M tor, remarks the New York Worl | has not been properly appreciated. | : 7 It is not that this much-debated motor | one Paige OB i is intrinsically so superior to other !/1893—J motors. It is an excellent motor for the purposes it was designed for, light, powerfil and reliable; but even Ireland, July 4, 1809. - i so, it is only one of the several first- | 1907—-Francis Miles Finch, author of lass aircraft engines possessed by the } “The Blue and the Gray,” died Its real worth consists in the} at Ithaca. N. Y. Born there,} fact that, unlike the British, French} — June 9, 1827. and Italian motors, it is standardized, | 1914—Stock market: and so adapted to machine produc- world closed their doors on ac-| tion. The other good motors are} count of the war. | turned out mostly by hand, and are 1915—Mitau, capital of the Russian} therefore incapable of qauntity pro-| province of Courland, ceptrtat duction. ed captured by the Germans. | aign. 3 } ohn Stephenson, builder of} the first streetcar, died at New Rochelle, N.Y. Born in} all pver the It is this fact. explains the World,|1916—Large fleet of Zeppelins raid-} which has’ made the British and | ed southeastern counties of! French governments eager to adopt} Enfland. our motor for the classes of planes it is fitted for. They want an ty.\ Year Aso Today m Wart gine that can be turned out rapidly, ; | in large quantities, with parts a Year Ago Today m War I} standardized that they are inter- | Q——___________________o changeable, thus facilitating repairs| Germany agreed to assume war and making it possible to assemble | 6XPenses of Turkey and Bulgat’a in} the engines anywhere, or _ inter-| Coming year, change the parts of different engines}, American tank steamer Montano} without difficulty. torpedoed by German submarine and Thus the Liberty Motor appears, | 23 lives, lost. . } after all, not so much a triumph of| British and French made notable inventive genius as an example) of }£@ins in new offensive against the; that same principle which is the basis|G¢rmans in Flanders. of our new efficiency methods. ees THE SOLDIER TOURISTS “One of the things the Red Triangle abroad is trying to do for American soldiors is to teach them about the coutries and peoples of their Allies. It is readily understood that a sol- dier doesn’t see the very best of France or England or Italy in his training camp, traveling thru the country in a bex car troop train, taking a nightly stroll thru No Man’s land or anywhere else at the front. True, when on leave the soldier has a little more opportunity to act the tourist and to get acquainted with; some of the natura] beauties, the art treasures and the people of the reg- ion in which he is billeted. But even that opportunity is restricted. It is supplemented by the Y. M. C.!/ A. With lectures and pictures por- traying the history and ideals, the achievements, customs and tastes of the country and its people. It is quite possible that the soldier will come closer to the real heart of France and of our Allies than his tourist predecessors eyer did. He is there as a friend and fellow-worker, not as an idle, sight-seeing traveler. That the Y. M. C. A. realizes this and is making the «ffor¢ to bring the American fighting men in closer touch with the normal life of their’ Allies is net the least important of its works. Indeed it is a fine serv- ice which vill be even more appre- ciated after the war is over than it is at present, ry The feathers with which birds are covered are said to combine the highest degree of warmth with th least weight. Dear Customer: action, You realize that adopting this system make arrangements to plan we will be unab wishes to pay cash in our plans.’ a.m. and south of the Again thanking y: 109 East Second St. 4 : | | guished on the retired list of the army today, the local Council of Defense. J. Catts, the present gov-|! Eddie-McGeorty. prominent as a! Va., was disast-/ | rously repulsed by the Confed- | | 84 HH TO OUR PATRONS ' We wish to take this means of thanking you for your patronage in the past, and at the 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 vei prices and close margins we are’compelled to make, has caused us to take this All our purchases must‘be paid for before delivery and our capital being limited, we are compelled to'discontinue the present system. and in changing to cash we Will’ prove to you it pays to pay cash,’and by to treat one and all alike, we will ask our patrons to cooperate with us’and 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 ing our action will meet with your hearty approval, we beg to remain i . = RR 4 . é - THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE —— 9] notice OF FINAL SETTLEMENT | In the Day’s News || AND DISTRIBUTION OF ES. TATE Maj. Gen. William A. Mann, U. S.! 74 . ‘ A., who today reaches the age for ols See ON WAGES Un statutory retirement, gained promin-| (ounTy OF NATRONA: y ence in the early part of the war a8) “1, the District Court of the Sixth commander of the Rainbow division | 5, gicial District, in the County qt which took national guardsmei™fro Natrona, State of Wyoming. \ many states to the battlefields of| 1) the Matter of the Estate ef Frank Europe. Gen. Mann is a West Point H. Sawyer, Deceased: trained Pennsylvanian. Fgom 1875] Notice is hereby giyen to all cred- to 1892 he served, almost steadily, | itors and other persons interested i on the western frontier. “He went to the above entitled estate, that on Cuba in 1898 with the Fifth army| july goth, 1918, the undersigned, Ad- corps, and fought, in-the trenches at ministratrix of the Estate of Frank Ef aney. Later he rendered distin- Sawyer, Deceased, filed her final u service in the Philippines. unt and petition for distribution Since 1903 he has been in Washing-| 0+ said estate, with the Clerk of th ton, most of the time, serving a8 8) above entitled District Court, where member of the general staff or 48| anyone interested may examine said a bureau chief. As a reward of his account and petition and file objec- services he was given the honor of tions thereto at any time on or be- leading the first division of the fed-|¢.0. September 28, 1918, that is, eralized militia across the otean, within thirty days after the last pub- Tse <. - lication of this notice on the 28th MERCHANTS GIVE THREE of August, 1918, and if no objec- DAYS TO CROP HARVEST | tions are filed the Administrator will “VERDA, La., July 31.—On three} make final settlement of meal were days of each week business men and on the Poke. ny 8s cps ld = their employes here desert their coun-| D., 5 8 ters and offices for the plow and hee may be heard by the hoe, and take to the surrounding ha |fields to assist the farmers with their Dated this Sist day of Julyy A. D., crops. This is owing to thé shortage ELVIRA A. SAWYER, of farm labor, and was suggested by ‘AawigktraGie of the’ Estate’ of The Frank H. Sawyer, Deceased. as ; WILLIAM o wey | Attorney for Esta 22 POLICEMEN FAIL T! | Pub. July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21,\ 28, CHECK COCK-FIGHTING | 1918. | et NOTICE .OF APPLICAT‘ON FOR TAX DEED plan has proved a success. DUBLIN, July 31.—The.police are) not getting much help from the mag-| istrates in their campaign to put) To James Foy, the recorded owner down cock-fighting in Ireland, At/and all tenants in possession and Lurgan, when Joshus Leathem, ‘de-| persons owning or claiming any right, scribed as the ‘“‘second” for the Ul-|title or interest in or to the real es- \ster birds in a great match at Kil-|tate, lands and tenements in Natrona dare, was prosecuted for cruelty to|County, State of Wyoming, herein- |the birds, his case was discharged | after described: : on=payment.of costs. “There were) You and each of you are soe 800 or 900 Spectators at the cock-| notified that the undersigned H. : The police warned the parties/Duncan is the owner and holder 0: Tax Sale Certificate aaa 140, 22 policemen present, they were not C°Ve™ms and describing the following sufficient to stop the proceedings, pe cckt (Gel mrgrd ah oa to disperse, but as there were only — For Jewelry of the Highest Quality : eo Satw, ORIG Se Ry DIAMONDS S GEM STONES 1000-16% ST. DENVER,COLO. SCHWARTZ JEWELRY CO. NEW LOCATION IN, IRIS THEATER BUILDING | The Nicolaysen, Lumber Co.. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY GAS ENGINES WAGONS COAL . Phone 62. Office-and Yard, First and Center. - RRR high there is a great expense and loss to the credit business that the government has so strongly recommended and pay for all meats on delivery, because to carry out this le to leave any articles unless paid for. Anyone. that } advance for convenience, please call and inquire as to . tracks after |p. m. - ou for your very liberal patronage in the past and trust- Very truly yours, : ~ MEYER BROFHERS, Proprietors of thé Blue Front Meat Department, Telephone 303. Wyoming, to-wit: Lot numbered 24, block numbered 119, in the town of; Casper, Natrona County) Wyoming, | } as the same is laid down and on for Natrona Casper, County, at Wyoming, ord according to the drigifal plat) of said town of Casper, now city, | in the office of the County Clerk and Ex-Officio Register of Deeds, in and Wyoming, which) 409 { ee WEDNESDAY, DUTTON STALEY & CO. il Investments, Stocks and Leases Oil po TO 411 OIL EXCHANGE Phone 467 or 468. JULY 31, 1918 said Tax Sale Certificate was issued! ~~ due thereon for the year 1914, provided by law, to the undersi urer of Natrona County, Wyoming. You are hereby notified that your time, of wedemption expired the 6th) day of July, 1918, and that the un- dersigned will apply to the County Treasurer of Natrona County, Wyo- ming, for a tax deed on the Ist day of November, 4918, in thé manher| provided by law and that the same/ will be issued to him by the said) County Treasurer, as provided by law without further notice to you or eith-| er of you. Dated this 17th py, of July, 1918. 4 A. DUNCAN, Owner and Holder of Certificat. - Publish, July. 17, 24, 31, 1918. JCEELEY Cor. Eighteenth and, Curtis Sts.| DENVER, COLO. LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS | cured by a-scientific course of medi. | cation. The only place in Colorado where the Genuine Keeley Remedies FOR SALE AT A - A BIG BARGAIN One No. 32 Star Drilling out- fit (300 foot machine). Has extra 4 and 6-inch bits and Complete Set of Slips. Out- fit can be seen at Blackstone Co. yards, 165 So. Ash St. For further particularsi n- quire of Chas. Liebenstein, First and Wolcott Sts., Phone 701 J, —or— J. A. Harbison, Blackstone Transit Co., Phone 908]. LIBERTY GARAGE LARGE, NEW AND MODERN SPECIAL. STORAGE RATES For the Season Auto and Radiator Work 180 SOUTH ELM ST. and received by the undersigned on} the 7th day of July, 1915, for and} on agcount of and as evidence of the) of each treet ana parcel of| said above described real estate, at a) delinquent tax sale of said real es-) tate for the delinquent 1914 taxes due thereon, which said sale was had as provided. by law_on the 7th day) of July, 1915, and at which said sale said above described real estate was offered and sold at public sale at the office of the County Treasurer of Natrona County, State of Wyoming, for said delirquent taxes respectively as ed, he being the highest and best bidder ‘therefor, and said Tax Sale Certifi cate so issued to him hy the Treas- Stare of said Tax Sale) NOT On and after July 29, the price of Ice to business dis- trict will advance 10c per hundred. There will be no ad- vance to residence customers. NEW SHOP t P. 0. 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