Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 4

tg BOILERMAKERS ~~GET INCREASE 5 > IN WAGE TER ” Negotiations Affecting ftchnety Big Five -_ Controversy Closed With the Signing of Contract Pro- , viding for Raise Local labor~circles will be inter- ested in the announcement that fed- eral mediation has been successful in the strike of the boilermakers at the Midwest and Standard plants to the extent that a, one-year contract has been signed by parties to the con- troversy which provides for a 83%- cent scale for boilermakers and 87% ceyts for helpers. The new scale became effective September 1. The contract just entered into by the plants and the employes. marks the culmination of negotiations re- sumed at the time G. J. Harry, fed- eral labor mediator, visited! Casper to effect a settlement. The men re- turned to work ‘at that time after being idle for a shoxt time and thel y, new scale is said tobe satisfactory to all interests concefned. — Casper Churches Methodist Episcopal . J.J. Giblin, Minister. Sunday school 10 a. m. for all, join orft. Morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon by the pastor. This will be the last service of the present conference year. The last Sunday of the con- ference year is always a very busy one because of the reports. and many details of the closing year’s work and Classes ‘for this reason there will be no preaching service at the evening hour. ¥riends of the church and the congregatfon are most cordially in- vited to hear this last sermon. YO! wilt be in’ sted in the progress that has been niade during the year. A full report will be given at the morn- ing houru. Plan-to hear it. 2 Epworth league at 7:30. All young people are urged to be on hand and on pme: i * 4 * SALVATION ARMY “A “Place Where Strangers Meet Friends.” Evangelical services conducted in our hall every ~Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evening, at 8:30 o'clock. Sunday services as follows: Holiness meeting, 2:30 p. m.; Hallelujah Feast at 8:30 p.m. Hall open all day and every day in the week. Come in and rest. _ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH R. H. Moorman, Pastor. Services for Sunday, Sept. 8. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preaching service at 11 o’clock. Subject, “The Church and _ the! School.” 7 2 Men’s o’clock. Evening service“it 8 0’clock. Sub- ject, “The Call of a Young Business Man and His Enlistment.” Special music at each service. A welcome to all. Téachers espe- cially invited to the morning service. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine and Cunningham Streets. Rev. J. H. Gockel, Pastor. Fellowship class at 7 Sunday School begin at 9:30. Reg-| ular service begins at 10:30. The pas- tor will preach a sermon based on Matthew 6, 24-34 Evening services will commence} again next Sunday and shall con- tine to be held every Sunday even- ing at 7:30, As was announced last week, the Sunday )School will have its “Rally that Day” next Stinday, the 15th. On this day new classes will be formed. There will be classes for all, from the child of five to the adult. Bring or send your child that it may. learn to_know better the Saviour who said: “Suffer the little children to come e, and forbid~them not; for is the Kingdom of God.” unto of suc! 1 Hallelujah Feast 8:80 (Of the Citizens’ State Bank of Casper,’ at Casper, in the State of Wyoming, at the close of business om the 31st day of August, 1918. such splendid results from Tanlac that my husband begged nie to take it. I refused for a time, as I had no faith in it to help me, but I kept get- ting worse and my husband insisted. So I consented to try it and when he brought me my first bottle I weighed only one hundred and ten Furnished Hse OTIS & COMPANY., Ground Floor Oil mai Bldg. Bid poet Bessemer -.. Pe geil Big I Indien - Center United Pet -.- Wyo. Blackfoot. Western Ex,--. Wind River Ref. ouhg Wind River Pet._ The French Interests have lost| their first trial of the Dallas field near Lander’and the case now goes to the suprente court on error. This makes, another period of legislation for this field. It would seem that the lawyers would endeavor to settle the contro- \versy out of court as a patriotic measure as the need of production is so great, at present and the wells of the field cannot be plaeed on a pro- ducing basis until the case is settled. ‘There is no question about the moral {the pecuniary interests of some law- yers were being set about their pa- triotism and all other things. Mrs. Allen C. Gould of Denver ar- rived in Casper Friday to accept a posicion as bookkeeper at the Bloom! | Shoe and Clothing store and make her home with her sisters, Mrs. Perry Elswick and Mrs. Fred P. Moore. Mr. Gould is in army service and will sail jo Fae | HUDSON FIELD Wind River_and Wyo-Kota Com- panies Tap Oil Sang at 2500 Feet This Week. The No. 6 well of the Wind River | and the Wyo-Kota oil companies at inder is a good producer. ole commenced to fill up with fluid when the drill reached 2,500 feet and | the drilling will be completed today. This well proves_up about a half mile of territory and-adds that much acreage to the Hudsdn fie'd.- The same company is puttirg down more wells, ~one 425 feet, south of No. 6, and the other » half mile south. The one further soutf, No. 7, is now down 2,400 feet. Two more rigs will be built in the near future, making a total of five wells for bed sSompany. W. W. Rea,!of Lander} has “the drilling contract for all five wells. Se BRICKLAYERS TO ESCORT BODY OF D’ARCY SUNDAY All bricklayers are requested. to meet at the Shaffer-Gay morgue at {10 o'clock Sunday~morning to ac- company the remains of, Thomas D’Arcy, late member of the Brick- layers Union, to the Northwestern depot for shipment to Fair Grove, Mich. D’Arcy was a continuos mmeber of this union for a period of 21 years and sustained fatal injuries in a fall |from the second story of the Mob- \ridge building early in the week, his rights of the case and it looks as tho| pats oekoreitic op Thussdsy. Rela- tives were located in Michigan and the body will be taken there for burial. A full attendance of the local is desired at the chevel Sunday morning. ee Ds + ea The Wyokans has started spudding on its eighth well on section 28 in the Salt Creek field, This company is one of the few that are outside the withdrawal of the government and it is not affected by the shutdown for France at an early date. « REPORT OF Loans and discounts ~~ ~~ Overdrafts, secured and u Stocks, securities, ete. __- Banking house, furniture Expenses, less earnings --_ Due from National Banks {Checks and cash items -_ Money Reserve in Bank,- Specie | Capital paid in |Individual depos: | Certificates of deposit, demand | Certificates of deposit, time — | Certified checks THE\STATE ¢ OF WYOMING, nay, of Natrona,—ss: Correct-Attest: T, A. DEAN, JOHN F. LEEPER, C. M. ELGIN, Directors. —_——— WE SUGGEST on account of car shortage and Government Needs is <> YOU | STORE COAL NOW CASPER SUPPLY CO. - LUMP $8.55 Per Ton RESOURCES: ~ Other real estate and mortgages owned Legal tender and National Bank notes_ Fractional paper currency, nickel’, pennies. Subscribed and sworn to before me this inp! order. CONDITION \ 22.03 eee SINE con ne Mee $335,667.20 | , W. J. BAILEY, Cashier of the above-nanied bank, do solemnly swear the above statement is true, to the best of m: en e and belief. J. EY, Cashier. of septa, 1918, HESTER M. BRYAN, Notary Public. My commission expires Novembey¥ 23, 1918. Phone 913 _{ drill the first well in the old Shan- HAS NEW WELL 238,197.34 26,450.00 12,440.26 2,846.84 2,239.74 $ 51,526.75 "| 4)343,70 aetp fee 2,999.90 ' | 4,741.00 \ | 19.65 63,631.00 $335,567.20 | $ 50,000,00 | $245,197.88 | 47,792.63 31,595.00 284,585.51 981.69 | pounds and was almost frantic with suffering. Now I can hardly find words to express my gratitude, for I really don’t believe I would be here today if it hadn’t been for Tanlac. Soon after I started taking it I began non pool north, «f Salt Creek died re- cently. He was one of the pioneers of the oil development in Wyoming and also instrumental n the opening Mita of the Reg Creek Pool. oil was found in the Maatsten ead the prospectors built a road straight across the present big Salt Creek pool and had no idea that they were driving across one of the richest oil fields of the country. peer aes SF ehan banat to feel better. for me and it wasn’t long until IT could eat just any and everything I wanted without it hurting me; and my appetite was so big I could hardly good while ago and from~that time until now I have. never suffered a particle with my stornach, shortness of breath or pain of any kind. sleep like a-child every night and am strong andhealthy in every way. I now weigh one hundred and fifty-six pounds, making a gain of forty-six pqurids—I tell everybody that I know that ben is the finest medicine in the world and I certainly have the hest reasons for saying so.” Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Casper Pharmacy and in Alcova by the Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. MRS. BRADLEY SAYS IT SAVED HER LIFE “I Can Hardly Find Words to Ex- press My -Gratitude for Tanlac, ” She Says “I have not only gotten back all the weight I. lost while sick, but ‘I am actually heavier now than I have ever been,” said Mrs. Lucy Bradley, residing at 7329 Eli Ave., Seattle,| Wash., recently, in one of the most remarkable statements. ‘yet pub- lished in connection with the Master Medicine in this vicinity. “I had suffered from trouble,” \ continued Mrs. Bradley, ‘until I was scarcely more than frame of skin and bones. One da: about three yéars ago, after eating| some strawberries, I was taken with an attack of acute indigestion, and was down in bed for some time un-| able to move. Beginning from fhat time my stomach was in such a bad C. P. Collins, the man who helped Telephone (01-W SUPERIOR CLEANERS The Cleanest Cleaners stomach fix that everything I ate would fer-| - wil ment, “causing gas, shortness of Wanted; will breath and fearful pain. There was| buy for cash; a pain right through my heart that issue, couldn’t have hurt much worse if I ao as c any denomi- had been struck with a knife, and A br i coe : be I would surely 4 mation; no je. just kept losing wéight and} imme- got so weak I couldn't walk across On delay, le the room. I was forbidden to eat diate _settle- anything SRcehe UGGtar I bere: ; ment.” rinking sweet milk and even was like poison to me. I suffered 4 _ SECURITY LOAN CO. great deal with pains in my back|} 4 Kimball Bldg. « Phone 702 and hardly knew what sleep was. We ing in St. Louig at thi E AIM to meet the needs of the community and in so doing : '~ have made it a point to carry the most complete stock of pneumatic and solid tires in Casper. We carry a superior line of CORD and NON-SKID pneumatic tires to fit all cars. “ We also carry a complete stock of solid truck tires and we have installed a hydraulic press in our shop to save truck owners time and money by giving prompt service in pressing on the solid tires. WE CARRY A LARGE SUPPLY OF PREST-O-LITE : TANKS AT ALL TIMES | Boyle’s Garage Telephone9 231-237 No. Center St. |TO THE EAST The entire scheme of Eastern fares will be available dur- ing September. These are probably the last reduced fares! of the year to the East. TO WESTERN TS You. can go to Colorado and Estes Park on reduced fares | during this month. Colorado in September is ideal for a | short vacation and a rapid health-come-back. The Big’ National Parks will be open during the First half of September. | Reduced fares from Wyoming for the big State Fair at Douglas, September 8th to 14th, round trip Casper to Doug- las, $2.62; also from Colorado for the Colorado State Fair at, |Pueblo September 22nd to 28th. %) you desire to make during September. { ; be pleased to inform you and serve you. | Burlinoton J.H. TEAGUE, Ticket Agent Casper Wyoming L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent, 1004 Farnum Street time, and a friend of ours had gotten lror SALE—Nearly new Magazine |$ It was the very thing} = | Peeecceesevcccccsccccsoooccsocees: eat enough. Well, that has been a/$ diate Waka: a | Seeceseee GET A HOME I will lscate you om a good stead in Central Wyoming nominal fee. GOOD OIL LAND TO I the well-known Richards or full particulars address Heating Stove; cost $85; will sell) for $35. 9-5-dh Address A. C., care Tribune. rruabtd Goods, Pianos, Etc. pas. hes W. M. CLARK, P. O. 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