Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1918, Page 5

IDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918- PTT) p tile caibte hide asin a gt ton Seeovcesssccccs — president Nelson of Laramie, har received a telegram from the adju- tant general of the army authoriz ing the announcement that a unit of the Students’ Army Training Corps a new organization under the war de- artment, now forming, will be es- tablished at the University of Wyom- ing in Septembet next, and that uni- forms and - additional rifles and equipments will be provided in the near future by the government. This is indeed an important an- nouncement, one the _ university makes with justifiable pride; one that should be of the greatest interest not only to young men under the present draft age of 21, but to their arents as well. OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEP The Students’ Army Training Corps (abbreviated S. A. T. Cr) ts an organization resulting from ex- tended conferences between the most noted educational authorities of the United States and officers of the general staff of the United States army. Its purpose is to provide the young men of the country an appor- nity to complete their education as far as possible before being called to the colors—to conserve the human material from which wem ust obtain not only the junior officers for our army, but also the technical- ly trained men who will be so urgent- ly needed. Enlistments in the S. A. T. C. will be voluntary and is limited to phy- sically qualified boys between the ages of 18 and 21 who are already pursuing courses or are ready to enter this fall. Once enlisted, these young men will be soldiers in the United States army. They will be furnished with complete uniforms, including overcoats, of standard army pattern with appropriate in- signia, by the quartermaster’s de- partment, and while in service will not be permitted to wear civilian clothing. The military course will provide a minimum of six hours’ training each week, with four addi- tional hours required to be devoted to subjects allied to the military work, prescribed by the war depart- ment. PRACTICAL MILITARY WORK At the close of each college year training camps similar to those now in progress at the Presidio of San Francisco, Cal., Fort Sheridan, Ind., and Plattsturg, N. Y.. will be setab- lished, and each’S."-A\! T:°O. Student will be put through an intensive six course of practical military including field maneuvers and target practice. While in these camps attendance at which will be compul- sory, the student will receive the pay , of a private (30 per month), with | subsistence, etc., and transportation to and from camp att he expense of the government. When not in camp the student will receive no pay. Military discipline will be be tained in the S, A. T. C. and for) violations of the rules, misconduct or. ent may be dismissed from the serv- ice of the United States and from the university. NO PROTECTED CLASS The War Department niakes it clear that no preferred or specially protected class of young men is con- templated. For certain benefits con- ferred, are required. The measure is essen- tially a war measure and one from which importeant rsults are expect- ed. The idea is that the college man will best serve his country by com- pleting his education as far as may be possible. When a young man en- ed under this system reaches the ge at which he would have been called listed, his case comes up for consid eration by the university and mil tary apthorities. If it appears that the attainments of the young man make it probable that the best inter-| ests of the government will be served by permitting him to com- Plete his college course, a recom- mendation will be made to that ef-| fect, and in this way it is hoped that | an adequate check against the de-| of the supply of trained tech- will be made. From this class ng men will be recruited the engineers, chemists, doctors, lawyers | of the future, Jf the requirements of the army for officers are great, | pase who have shown promise in Wide-awake mechanics, maids raphers, clerks o: bookkeepers or o! use an economical, result-pro- ducing TRIBUNE STUDENTS’ ARMY TRAINING CORPS AT STATE UNIVERSITY THIS YEAR; SUCCEEDS RESERVE OFFICER PLAN Mes ceerte sce? GET HEATH BENEATS certain very definite returns | in the draft’ had_he not en- the military work may be sent direct! If you need honest, conscien- tious workers—executives or FOR SALE re | i | FOR SALE—Gooa | ~modern” house, tebeea | 6a8- FOR SALE Tour-room + trict Carey and Ches' mut 1 Price $3,800; easy torins_ P! Grover ©. Gor: 1025 S. Agsh Street B-i7-6t FOR SALE—Ferniture and plano or t |. will trade for car; house “a Be ef ‘ 911 South Spruce. 1 2t? o an officers’ training sc ; seine nego! to 59 QB SALE—S-year-old family horse: ualify for commission in the serv- he | ht t bugey & and harness. ay ‘or 4180) condition; great xe. These are the preferments that ood, P. O. Box 179, Guaver. nye. 8t dh nay come to the young man who has/ For SALE—Cheap, one Internationat ‘orked hard and improved his op-|_m¢-ton truck, Phone 749-W. 8-12-tf ortunities. On the other hand, the | FOR SALE—Extra good 1917 Ford ‘oy who has been indifferent, who ae truck body. Mee uetal vas failed to show either application jpn = or ability in his college and military | -_ { vork, will be sent to the ranks as a} WILL TRADE srivate just as though he had been| * Sis-nere See Prop sgt ste wes | ‘alled in thed raft. Shouid a grave, eerie rr ook ‘mergency arise, the S. A. T. C. is Room 23 Townsend Bldg. subject to call of the resident of the be called into active service. ye called intoa ctive service. SAVING TO STUDENT We make Building Loans. PEOPLE’S FURNITURE STORE A 2 Two doors east of Postoffice. Sra The issue of the uniform will ef- meee? = ae | -_ "ect a great saving to the student, FOR SALE—! nd second-hand | . r P furniture, pianos and office fuinitur pie ince he will be under no expense Will pay Buses cog used furniture | vhatever for clothing while he re-|or exchange new for old. : Ex. GE CARS FOR SALE nains a member of the S. * T. Cc. +4 Hupp, daeager, The frequent drills and annual camp Maxwell, 5-passenger,. we 2 s r F LE—Thre P S-passenger,. raining will buil edhim up physical-| PQR, SAUE— Three good mileh cow! Fora, Seok y and make him better able to stand per, one mile south of Reservoir. Ford, 5-passs Te Allen. he rigors and hardships of war Studebaker truck, vhen his time comes to join the col-| eS ‘0% oadster,. ‘EXCHANGE FURNITURE compayy| Qe Ford Truck, ors. One good ‘Trailér,. The moral protection to the stud Phone 977-J. RACE on Cee ; j 7 ee A-1 shape, so come see ent afforded by the uniform cannot honfernsodw omanuYs ‘AUTO. EXCHANGE CO. “A 7 1 Ford Runabout, $140. Corner Linden and Genter Streets. vorld has ever known and the safe-| One $35 White Enamel Ice Box, suards with which wise legislation vas surrounded the men in uniform, ogether with the high quality of the ment hemselves, have made it so. One $35 Oak Book Case for $15.' All these safeguards will surround|/ FOR RE T—Three-room furnishee 0 per arn % apartment; private bath; inquire the members of the S. A. T. C. The) people's Furniture Store, near posto: FOR RENT xerson who sells or gives liquor to | fice. ~23-2t° oy one of these college boys in uniform WE have parties for several rooming 7% RENT—Rooms. will be committing a crime and will) | and Pe a houses. ee, PeBiae 8 North Beech. 8-17-6t* be subject to all the penalties pr | Phone Pia NS 8 nS Sy ee Legit FOR RENT—Basement apartment, scribed by law. close in; electric range, steain heat, | FOR —o bath; no children, Call 606 South Dur- INDIVIDUAL EFFORT | PORINIAE COOLS EASEe Geert, eit ee | bin Be 8-17-62 Not the least significant feature!inch Ideal rig’ irons, casing, 50-h.-p. so eibeaad Aaa ae. A, sk ei | Roller, ‘engine, tanks.” W. W. Kir aé THE best rooming house in the city | plan is the importance it will put| Xidwest Hotel. Bhat | oot ale oF Teaser ‘The Security Loa: on the efforts of the individual. The ene Ath : lS No, 4 and 5, Kimball puiiding o—One near! new La. a mn 0 t habits some’ studetns may have of | PQhii typewriters one ‘combination | phone lust “breezing along,” working just| typewriter desic: two rocking chairs: /LONAS on diamonds, watches, guns, hard enough to get grades and no| he Gunn "Going "away. Sell” cheap | harder will not bring results to the | quick. 1315 1. Second st. S1-3te | |Blags 4 Loan enlisted student of the S. A. T. C.| fOr SALE—Oliyer typewriter} cheap if | He must excel, or go into the ranks | | taken at once. See Fariancead ‘Tribune TORENT ce ae when his time comes. As he sows, | ce ah | . : so shall he reap, and truly may he be said to be an arbiter of his own furniture or anything of vatue. o., # and 6, Himba Phone 702. 7-81-27t eappianed modern 3-16-tt She GA RS ae ee | FOR SALE—Auto tent, just the une for traveling or outing. Phone 243)| F es pT 3 ope 368 |FOR RENT—Here we are, 23-room ini i 3 house completely furnished ready destinies. Earnest, continuous en. MOR NACH Odk small Salaen Gaate:| to golvinto, tong ‘lass, only $160 deavor will be required if he is to} Mino She larner Sate, Seah gt east Mita Soh: elated A perform properly the patriotic duty| price. Phone 249 or 121 W. iinet st, |Tent; see us quick if “you want this| #5 21-St snap. he has voluntarily assumed. An ele-| ment of competition will be intro-| ron SALIE—Small ary THE SECURITY LOAN CO. duced just sh military life gener: | $22.50. ero Y oe tet we ty 4 Kimball Bldg. Phone 702) ally. The mental, moral and phy-! | 8-19-6t sical value of this stateo f affairs |PQR | SALE 078, Butek Nineteen FOR RENT—Bedroom, bath and| touring car; has been proven over iven three thousand miles; first class | and over again | q telephone, Six blocks from Mid- at the various officers’ training |condition; will take bonds or part | Ss ish, monthly. payments, ; West Hotel. 217 North Grant St. camps and schools. In this expected | {Ure a22-4¢" | Ph 3 8-19-18t* improvement in effort and attain- | % : Hohe PIR Mee tease RAO ment ont he part of the student) FOR SAL a09d bloycle: Hod Ca FOR RENT — Elegantly furnished j will the university obtain its reward. jee ateninies streets: two blocks eam modern flat, 5 rooms and bath, fa Seb ele © n chool’ on an ; i: ye |# _SALE—Four-room | furnished close in. 506 So. Durbin. 8-19-6t Reena aTa bom conant te pou) 2 Recta et Sate sacl eels |cnifdren; close in, Call 638-R, |". WOR RENT—Nice 2-room house on S. { 8-23-at Washington, See Gay at Golden | -Ru 4 8-21-3t* FOR SALE—Furniture for 8-room! por RENT OF Tha t rooming ‘house; all full; house for | , he upiabed Stent House. for | eae reasonabl 433 West F RIEDEHONBG ROOMBA Jte Ctedeer: | 3 3: | S : [FOR RENT—Modorn front, bedroom. fgets ; | ‘moder Taare $15 8 Center, Phone 191-J._ 6-21-31 | HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN (corner jots; lawn and chicken yurd; For RENT—Room for light house- aRooes aware THE BRITISH | Tibunes s BOOt Cate Box oars | gis Rok or sleeping, near new South \F ES IN FRANCE, Aug. 16 ie hool. atrona ave, ‘a ? : 8-21-6t | (Correspondence of The Associated cost i Press)—-Some of the “new” army baa ayments | rOR RENT—Rooms for gentleme: s : at part david St. 4 men why have fallen ill or met with | © 899-W,. B-25-at> | Pash? AT Base Linden, Blonks acciaent in ‘ance are conva escing Rocks; young- RIEN' He bracing, Aa) oe cont: seaside vis- | ota Legos Madern sprage St, Phone | itors from $5 to $20 per day each be- s2ieate | 964-W. ia 3 fore the war. They are living in a Biel aioe ew pail FOR RENT—Furnished housekeepin plac that was oncet he favorite re- nil table. Inquire at ne {ne ane er aatie kay Coco in Bonen sort of royalty where a new mixed 8-23-3 | Whinut. = aad 8.22-3t" | Anglo-American hospital town of 2,- wagon, harness, 000 beds has sprung up on a high and condition; see Grand POR NT—Good, RE offices. ight and janitor service tur- modern s "i all 23 Ww Heat, ‘dry promontory facing the sea and TRAE CM, Bare pushed. Tac Else. Pelton Agency overlooking a handsome bay, a popu- | ——————________—_ | Company, Lynch 6» iB. “Secon |lar batching beach and a little port "OR SALE—Oliver typewriter, ex- Serect.2 Brave. 870 | EE cellent cond on. Cheap if sold at FOR RENT—Close in, three rooms and once. N See Adriance, Tribun office. ps dA Inquire at basement. | 417 into which picturesque fishing : er street. 8-22-30" smacks bring mackerel every day to) | | | IF YOU OWN OUR We will bulld you a modern EyaEeiOW: | | | —————_—_-——_—or 22009600000 2000929 00292 SOOO OOOO OOOO OO OOOSES TO OHOOEOOOSESOOEOOOS OOOOH OOISOOO® FOR SALE OWN LOT NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BDILDING COMPANY. 159 South Center. Payments like rent. FOR SALE HARRY FREE ‘The Lot Man. 6-room bungalow, with everything modern $7250. and 3 ment; date; on Beech st. 6-room bungalow rage, $5800, with 5-room house, on David Terms. st. full base- and up-to- Good terms. basement, all 5-room house, full basement, modern in every respect, lawn, sidewaiks, good | location, corner lot, room house, near Center st. half block from paving. $6500. Mod- $750 cash, balance on easy ter! 5-room | house modern; 4-room on Mekinley 3500—$1000 cash. jouse and 4 rooms finished in ‘street, basement, modern, near High School; #4900-—$1000 cash. ern; $3800, ‘oom bungalow, just finished, mod- Very good terms. The above houses are all in fine con- dition and worthy tion. | ished. FOR Arye ames room 40 of your considera- house ASK FOR JONES HARRY FREE, ‘The Lot Man. } Real Estate Insurance Mentals Investments 157 So, Center St. Phone 896-W. oe WANTED WANTED-—Second hand Adriance, care Tribune. | WANTED—A white or a colored maid; | good wages; small 283-R,. WANTED—Would like to rent two rooms three furnished family,. bicycle. 8.23-6 for ligh finished | rooms in basement, modern, double, ga-| $600 down. | | full modern, sidewalks and curbing all In, Fine location. $5500) | } | oe Toes > furn-| See $-14 2tdh { hone | | | {e.: cae ESTATE i REALTY-INV EStMENT COMPANY Real Exstate—Nentals—Insurance 314 O11 Exchange Buliding. Pho: 955-J. | MARION P. WHEELER Rez] Estate and Insurance Wyoming ARCHITECTS GEORGE E. McDONALD Architect Fitth Floor 0. & Bldg. || Heavy Re-Inforced Fire-proot Construction a Specialty Casper - - + - | DOCTORS | aoe ORS i DRS. LEBPER & DOWNIE ictans o || Dr. Leeper, Phone Home, 265W. | Office Phone 206 Dr. Downle, 182 N. Woleott St. | Res, Phone 649 or ¥23-J. DR. J. I will ope: office at 203 0.-8. E. BEAL, DENTIST | i Building as soon as fixtures ar- | | ———————————— iF S$. W. VALLIER | Chiropractor | Specialist in nic Diseases Office Suite No. 216 0. & &. Bldg. Phone 6973 | | Office, wie East Second street, ‘over White's Grocery DR. MERCER DICKERSON Rohrbaugh Bidg. { Residence, 265 North Pine St. | | Aunsthetien a Specialty. | PAGE FIVF SOCOSOOOSOOOHOSESSEESESESOEESOSESEESES SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS — om INCEMENTS CASPER STORAGE COMPANY Auto, Furniture, Piano, Machines, ‘Tran! We store anythi Cool rooms for fruit etal Beer and Perishables. ad deliver. and feed. ay hides, | De. ts, furs and weoel. wi _— 2 rise line of first-class. |THE CASPER § ‘Telep BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS t me move ¢ y, zZ “fae e 97-05. OIL CITY FILLING STATION COMPANY POSEY & CHANDLER GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Corner East Second and Beech Streets CASPER, WYOMING { High Groceries | and Provisions | Grace + | BUY YoUR OTUAL MONEY'S ‘TH Don't ey expenses. Per- show them ¢ | your order today. en no anite and Marble Monuments and Markers, V ings of Cemetery RT SIMPSON St. Opposite P. 0. © 5 i CASPER HEATING and SUPPLY COMPANY | _ Everything in Metal Work. Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- | DR. C. c. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor, “Wood Building Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. | | Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. Lady Attendant Phone 333 Casper, Wyo. | McEVENY & HARKNESS Electrical Contractors. Wireing, Repairs and Fixtures. Office Ph. 935 W., Res 665 W. 141 West First. | O——— ——- DR. MYERS | hysician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to i r| | Diseases of Women and Children | t ° % | Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. geuakegina cgpheaueaet 2 AR | Phone’ 699. WANTED—Three men to room) SET with or without board in private | 1 family. Call at 735 Bucknum St. |! Dr. I. N. Frost i 8-19-3t| = | WANTED—To buy men's second-hand clothing and shoes. BONDS of all kinds bot and sold. The | Security Loan Co., No. 4 Phone 702. ball Bldg. WANTED—Furntture. per Auction House, 208 Te WANTED— Dress-making, Phone 1513 or 81 fancy. WANTED—A modern 6 or 7- ished house from Sept. 1 to Jupe 16, distance of High in walking | must be reasonable rent. WANTED—To Ie: ear, four or f! nished No children. Call 49, Phone si7W. for six months or room modern fur- pouse, comparatively close tn. | hetween 9 imo Call 602W, Cas- | North Cen 6. 7 24-tf SS Center| Phones: Office, 30; Ree. 164 $-19.6t° room furn- DR. H. R. LATHROP Phone 658- 8-2! WANTED—A woman cook in a board- 706 Midwest Ay ing house, 7 WANTED—To trunks., Phone buy WANTED—Good two second, 658-R,. kitchen School, Office former Mokler residence | door east of pos! Phone 736 MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. Physician and Surgeon fom given to obstet- incases of women and children. Blackmore Building DR. W. C. FOSTER Rohrbaugh Building Office Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence_ Dr. Lathrop—Residence PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. | oe | _ J. DONOHUE | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W. | Heating a Specialty. | Jobbing of fal kinds promptly attended. Shop 645 South Wolcott. Phone 107W. , ? i DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects. Room 24, Townsend Bldg. Casper, Wyo. GRAVEL ROOFING F.M ON Practical Gravel Roofer j hone 402- a 306 East Sussex SILLIARD PARLOR -A Congenial Place for Gentle | men. Cigars, Tobacco, Confoe- {| tionery, and Soda Fountain. Appointments by Teleqpone. Phones 272 and 273 J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.C. Chiropractor Phone 547-J,. . ‘be sold at auction on the quay. B-19-2td a | rrr | Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. id FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, bath, MISCELLANEOUS Saisie EO room house, with) | plone, Close in, 256 S. Maple ‘street. Phone 706. | You should try our special lunches. Bapie ore 2¢han | Phone _469-J. 8-22-29 | ° % 4 |11:30 till 2. Waffle Kitchen, 115 a ee ee as gies Tath ana | YQU_,should try. our special lunches, West Second street. 6-14-tf LE OR LEASH—Five-room |* heat; close in’ 638 W. Second. ssa? pte “Wattle Hitenen, eat |) : i | ROMER Mey se See owner rat aie | 8.22-3t* 1] Chiropractor icKinley 8- a cend Bisco Derends on) Tribune SR BAN | ok NT Burnished “rooma; | hor Ou eee eee ne umehoe all | B.G vertiaing. “LOST AND FOUND Late” AA Hy bia MB caer ORY | erash ePUla' is hnonl” Wallen | . G. Hahn | | =| office. 31) 8. Durbin. Phone, 1y3- -W. ib Want Becone Se 6-14-12. 11-12 Townsend Bldg. . 5, > dg. “Phone. 108, | FOR REN1—Modern. furnished nlx. = 7 j MASSEUSE 2 4 : ‘ : > ‘0. RADE dof « a Household Goods, Pianos, Etc. 7-81-27 | room hours. 287 So. Pine. B-33" eat | F Proneiih ta See hiaaa “Waste for Storage House on Burlington LOST—Blue gray Angora cat, female: For ‘Three-room house, 860, Painting. Phone 197-M. 8-20-308 AMY DEISC Trac ubswers to nume of “Blue. 00 8, Inquire Trippeny.’s| =| | Masacuse, Violet Ra: CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE Second, Reward. ah | Contection $-36-8¢| N. Wolcott AND UNDERTAKING CO. LOST—Thrift Stamps Book by Simatt | POR RENT—Two-room house fur-| i boy: kindly return to Tribun nishe water 43, Kitohen,- 340 So, ce. ~ On, 3 Employers Use Tribune Want Ads The alive, alert, progressive man who uses the quickest and " most efficient methods, seeks his help thru the Tribune Columns. It is the greatest employment medium in the community. \Prefer- or stenog- x“ managers, ffice boys— Want-ad. red workers in all walks of life sonstan dy P64 tion in search of opportunity. = 8 ath: John M. Wisenhum, i 361-W. " ANd; well furnished; 149 ‘OR LEASE—Good t-room house with on Walnut St Ww. essihied: SECs, THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE CP OCOS COSCO SEDER LORE LODO SODRO0RS0e Seale nce tiem ehh aac aera Myers WHERE TO E EAT IDA’S RESTAURANT | Home-Cooked Me: ‘Three Meals for One block went of Midwest hotel, Sandbar. Nice Clean Beds, per weeks | in couneriion. SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS to SS ea a SEARLES TRANSVER & STORAGE ! Office—Tait's Billiard Hall. | | 1 i] Thone—House, 657.W; Office, 194 | t MOVING A SPECIALTY ° HE SE Saar.) 1 ) _ UNITED BAKERY | | Fope-mase Pare All Other ; BILL MANTHAS 324 Cobb St. Tel. 040-W } 3. re) 1 WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percentage Call for Estimate \{ PETER CLAUSEN 416 So. Jackson. Phone 804M. i Telephone 47 MISS DELIA LENEHAN Beauty Parlor E. Burnbam System Bldg., Suite 11. Leaves Midwest hotel daily, exce; Sunday, at 8:30 a. m., for Salt Cre Leaves Salt Creek to return to Ci per at 1 iS Trips made to oil camps. ‘are, one wa: 7.50, G. W. WARMOTH. ise i 1 t | | ' | Addition. | N Cas) dn | | —_—___——_© > ! Ploet Me at j i TAIT’S ce] | aR | i| THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE —— LAWYERS } wyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON ‘Attonsey-at. Phone 196J Caspers 2s Wyoming W. H. PATTEN Lawyer Smith Bldg. Phone 21-3 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers | 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. 7 ee TURKISH BATHS j — Oo. 8. qu RKISIC BA Sete HAGENS & STANLEY © —— Le oO 5 c