Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 5

PAGE FIVF ‘antads , \ 12 o'clock is the dead-line for OW SOCOSO OOO TOSSA OS SOOOSOOTSOOSSSOSE By JOSEPH REDDEST Shaplen’s Personal Observations Where Soviets andSoda Clerks Hold Sway RUSSI SHAPLEN, NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—Bolshevik “justice” killed Capt. Schastny,. terms. “FOR SALE | FOR RENT : FOR SALE ; | BBR ; ed FOR SAL DOCTORS FOR SALE—®-year-old family horse: t Lek Te oe sone | An _18-room roqmide house fur- light buggy and harness, all for $100;| rooms. #31 _W/- Eecond ' — |nished. Owner must selt owing to in : an ood condition; gréat bargain. | Ad-| FOR RENT—Furfiished rooms; hot! — | - 3 e fress ©. 0. Box {75, Casper, Wyo, 8t ah| FOR, RB > ex rooms; hot | ee Prat astetigal ; ; office” ie & “Durbin: ‘Prone. 772'W. | EXCHANGE FURNEFURE COMPANY |.,£ive;room dwelling pet part ot me) | DR TN. FROST _ - BEE) one’) Roll “Top. O Desk and) wivee-room Sia eeiiban sacaudaled } TRA nousekee, Chairs, $15.00. } a r 34 }$200 cash, balar Bull Rope, good as now, $15.00. Inet Phonograph, 29 Records, $35. | Office and Hospital obs 505 South Durbin Street FOR RENT ouse, Capitol HIT. | Sar ete 3 ‘wen, es Two.room hy work at Fast! Real Room Ed ‘Townsen Hide. WE _GUARANTEDR all | Five-room modern home, clase in. | | ; = s ; tad “ ‘ y } Stee _Garage. 9-6-268 | age eg | Special Attention to Surgery i ind saved the life of Dibenko, coward, traitor an | ——— => | aril patriot and_hero, ani * 0 Sistas ae | HARRY Fr SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS | Only Graduate Nui } —— | rses drunkem offieer. y M es a | PEOPLE'S FURNITURE stone | ROOM ROR RENT | THE LOT MAN ——— | ¥ AN The stories of the two men bring out so clearly the “quality of -two doors cast of Postoffice. | $29 per month, . 158 North Wolcott. (ie Ae ee ra ra in Attendance Of the Bolahevik, tha ; ~__, | Fabel ad wae cold wate tn Seer: Peer | 7 mercy” of the Bolshevik, tI relate them together: | FOR SALE—New and secondhand) from eet nota, Witt cone te one | REASONABLE BARG: Auto, Furniture, Piano, Machines, {| Phone 736 Captain ScMastny was a brilliant | rurniture, pianos and office furnitare./man only. 166 North Wotcott. hans | ‘Trauks. We store anything. \ t v i rt ih for ased furniture: ’ rey 4 300—5 ith t fin- “4 a social | beet 5 ee ‘ parlor well arranged, x We call for 9 servative wing. When the Germans : wate} | Rished: Tt will besoid just aa it | | we’Ses eens rain, tt DR. W.\c FOSTER in Finland and b | on S FOR RENT—Garage with fifteen cars! 7 aye at || We my a landed troops in a egen | WILL PAY $115 a week fo five with, “ ‘elses stands. $1, own, | ® complete line of Rehrbaugh Building their advance on Helsingfors where | P's, seven-passenger car for Inst week M tric Tienes, Sussex and Wolcott, op- | $6000—¢itoam bungalow with, benutt- rien try ’ Office 84 nearty the entire Russian Baitic fleet | with dfiver. T. S. Willams. 9-7-3" BOS hades weet SUONE to’ Janiegn Se ee eee elect | | mane caster STORAGE GROCERY | vo yee lotion, 48 was stationed ime, in| — | aia lephone 97~ . Lathrop—Residenee. ._ ig sleet “ip gabs wager FOR. SALE—Perfection Heater, twa POR RENT—!] for entl en; | sson0— Senne bungalow with “tun } ay Schastny, wi je, personnel o: - i burners and oven, ine box, pat fo. bath; Two blocks from pees waster im ayeuy reel PRIVATE HOSPIT. fleet redueed to one-third and none! ? Catt, Sad small folding bed. dining Center street #17 B. Ltaden. $-316t Soest: boamtOu’ woke Kontor cxxeut} ‘AL of the ships being ly to pat to French Fots Think World of Amer-. ie tor South ane 3-6.1t° FOR RENT—Three-room house, one be 340 S. Durbin St. sea, was given © i } ican Fi hi Shown T SALE—R bl ola Sol t Ba aitio at _" tal Jat Lad wments. Ayres athe sd Phones 272 and 273 Bea, a coutnsind ‘and — ‘ SALE— Sol ton a : water and oc 4 ct Lae hie des 3 epeeiade go Fourth of July tigtbaht tating Writing, Serle cen shea” fun ~bmane Supe” “"S.s%bet| eevee Coungarow, wre fen oe mete a: tes eviletadt an Hi a ter Rasle, Perfection On Hates! Bars | oe set tee 88 EE ment. cterfor ie Just shoe save it from falling into the| ‘ feiutiasssty Glance ye ciecie®, ee: FOR RENT-—Biwesoom Boure strict Sadat hath y Muah i hands of the Germans. For a while | the sailors thot they would be unable j to move the fleet_from Helsingfory in time umd began:to make prepara- | tions to dlow it up. When the Ger) mans heard of their-plan they pub- lished a proclamation stating that the blowing up of the Baltie fleet by the Russian sailors would mean the exe- cution. of as “many of them as may! be captured. i) The germans wanted te seize the Baltic fleet and thus make good all} the naval losses suffered thruout the | war.. The only thing left was to trans- | move to our new quarters the day house for less fer the fleet to Kronstadt. Under the | following. able and brilliant command of Cap-|™ary concern was getting the sup- °re Tribune. ‘ain Schastny this was accomplished | pliey ready that we needed in fixing ror SALE—Goo, in time. When the.Germans reached Helsingfors they found most of tie|and the Fourth was much the same o: Russian fleet gone. Some three months later Trotzky, Bolshevik war minister, Called Cap- tain Schastny for an alleged confer- ence at Moscow; As the captain en- tered Trotzky’s office, walked out, summoned two red guardsmen and ordered Schastny put under arrést. Trotzky accused Schastny of en-| gaging in counter revolutionary con- | spiracies against the Bolshevik jov- ernment, of attempting to rouse the sailors of the Baltic fleet, among Schastny was very popular, to revolt | against the dietatorship of Lenine , and save Russia from. German and other foreign domination. Schastny waft put on trial %ri- lenko, former commaiider-in-chief of the Bolsheiv “armies,” was prosécut- ing attorney. Trotzky was the only | In a dramatic three-hour speech he demanded the execution of witness, Schasttny. said: “Captain Sehastny has perforn: a brave jut like every counter revolutionist, Captain Schastny had the right to engage in counter revolu- tionary conspiracies: against the So- viet government. He had no right to play with the fate of; the fleet.” A sailor in the courtroom could not stand for the latter. Among other things he “How about your playing with the |men>we had come to help them for! fate of Russia?” he cried. _ Captain Schastny, Russian patriot, republican, and savior of th® Baltic fleet, was executed. His last words were: ay, “One must know how te die bravely in a revolution.” A few weeks pridr to the execution of Captain Schastny anoher man, high in the councils of the Bolshevik government, chief commissary of the Baltic fleet, was also on trial. His name is Dibenko. He was accused of cowardiee, drunkenness ,and conduct unbecoming /to a revolutionary leader. At the’ trial it was proven that whermsent at the head of a de- tachment of 2,000 Baltte sea sailors to stop the German advance on Navra in February, he got drunk and ran away, leaving his men in the lurch. Such cowardice is certainly punish- able by death, especially by any self respecting revoluitenary government. But Dibenko, the coward and drunk- ard, was a Bolshevik. He was found guilty and simply-expelled from the Bolshevik party. He is alive today and is engaged in silly briggadocio and in robber raids up and down the Volga. Thus does Bolshevik justice work. Captain Schastny performed a brave task, He is dead. Dibenko was a coward and ran )way, surrendering Narva to the Ger- mans. He ig alive and free. a SHIPP: DIRECTS LABOR WORK IN CAPITAL AGAIN Attorney E. Richard Shipp will leave for. Cheyenne: the first of the week to again take charge of the State office of the Federal Labor Bu- rean during the absence of Edward Taylor, State director, whe is in a hospital at Rochester, Minn. After spending a eouple of days in ‘the capital Mr. Shipp willy return thru Dew on Wednesday to at- tend # State meeting of Four-Minute men, ’ 4 During his work in Cheyenne last week, Mr. Shipp made nu: ms ad- dresses at the thegters, and started off the week at Hanna, where he spoke im the theaters on Sunday night been established im the hope of rid-| Botiyia was almost ruined, and not and at the Labor Day.celebration the day following. hy ‘ the latter} ta Fourth (By MISS IRENE McINTYRE.) Ivation Army Doughgirl in France. (Written for the United Press.) WITH THE AMERICAN BOYS AT THE FRONT, July 31. (By Mail.) {We had a new kind of July 4th this | year, out here on the front in Lor. raine. It was almost as safe, and surely as sane, as any we have ever I'll tell Sal lhad, yet we'll not forget it. | what happened : We looked forward to almost _noth- ing for the Fourth, for we were to Consequently, bur pri }up the hut.. That took all morning, |as-any other, except for the French \flags that were everywhere with the | Stars and Stripes, The natives every- where put up every flag they could lay ‘hands on. in an hour to go out and see the new | quarters. We were rushed toward | the front, behind camouflaged roads in a fast military automobile, and is we turned into-the town where we ere to stay, we bumpe¢ square into of July celebration. We stopped, to join in. AMERICAN GFNERAL THERE. On oné side of a road thru the cen- ter of our town the boys had built a small bandstand. It was draped in flags, very prettily arrangéd. Here | were assembled an American peneral, | several Freneh officers, and seme thore American officers of high rank. Opposite ‘them were assembled as many doughboys and French troops as could be spared from the lines: {They were massed, and were listening _to the band play French and Ameri- | can patriotic songs. The boys seemed | to enjoy it, for they were smiling and | keeping time to the music. | Then our general got up to spéak. (We house Jt very appropriate when \he began his speech in French, tho jhe was not very fluent with;it. He | did his best, and assured the French: the very same reason that we revered our Independence Day. They were |pleased that he should attempt to }speak in French. ‘- | SPEAKS TO AMERICANS ‘Then the general spoke in English to the Americans present, and re- jealled our motives in_the war, o1 fight for Liberty, as he called itt The*Americans were much impressed, Then the band played more patriotic | pieces, and everybody thought the | program was over, even the general. | Bret he, like the rest of us, was. |wrong. As soon asthe band finished, }a string of tiny French tots, little ysirls, all-dressed in their Sunday | bests, came,1.. om the platform, laden |down with flowers. The first little | girl presented her bouquet to the gen- - | eral, who lifted her gently up and | kissed her on *he cheek. | /fhen the next tot presented her flowers to another officer, who did | likewise. All the babes presented \their flowers, and went down, the steps as pleased as could be. The Americans were delighted with the uhexpected turn to the program. The townspeople had decided to show their appreciation to the Ameri- cans in some way, and chose this ap- propriate plam. The scene was made doubly charming by the booming ‘oi the guns-not im the distance, but, comparatively close«to the scene ‘where the exercises teok place. at*thing ~ The fireworks were the re: where we celebrated this year, and they meant More than noise or lights. It was a memorable Fourth for us, and one we will not forget mie NOTICE TO ChEAtEORS / Kate of Nettie’ Haupt, decocsed Notice te hereby give tnat fectors nistration were on the 24th day of ‘augue, 1918, grantd to the under signed in the above estate, and al eee sous having claims against the said es- tate are ereby requivid to exhi them, with the necessary vouc allowance, te the undersigned at No 128. W. First street, Caswer, Wyoming. within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pregluded ‘from any benefit from such estate, and \ifeuch claims be not exhibited within ° year from the date of sald letterm t Will be forever barred. = OL Pera urus cc. TROUT, 4 ‘Administrator. GEO, W. FERGUSON, ‘Attorney. Pub: Aug, 37, 24, 31, Bept. a Ne In Argentina:a rabbit cannery ha» 7, 2918. ding some sections of the country of ja pest in a profitable way. FOR SALE—A good six-room house; a At noon we were.told to be ready | a beauty and you should see it Exceptional goed terms. | $3200—4-room Colonial — Burrgalow. moder with all built-in fen- | tures, oak floors. Ft ig coxy and cheerful. $1,700 cash. Sanitary Corner ly modern; also _ three-room house. ‘ds, - Boards, Fenway, light greeh Posed Apply Tripeny’s Confectionery. Third ai fa Dr. J.€. Kamp | PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office: Suite 4,-Smith Bldg. 9-3-6t! pair of fine corner lot, near\new FOR Hlerantly turnishea | Si y BUY Youn | Phones: chool; wi 1l cheap; smah payment — modern flat, § rooms and bath, close | *2600—TWo apartments: with three wor . Gown; monthly payments om Watance: in." 606 & Durbin. Ka-at | Soo candy DAth. COMONL) | Ie etrem.. Dom't bre: Office 130 House 86 will take a car in if good, or vacant foundation, Jocated close (o- the || site us te smav. tm refinery. This is a good fncome | lots of wilh give extra ase. See FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, > | ur order toda: owner and property at yellow how $5.00) per week Frith bath, “hot ana propeattic a. oe caw are togking | “pes three blocky south of State Hospital, /¢old water; also # we fooms for | freee ak Tee BAST stDe GARAGD Sheridan feighes, Casper. C.K; housekegpin 0 XS blogks from Con-| ssoqug som tonsa en ary ‘Third and Rucker. , 9-7-1t* ter street. Ww. ne wes a-Bte |g ae iu the retinery atetricr. | fi FOR SALE—One 1917 Pord car with s100—Sr¥em Redes on enon: BS - SET terete? | 9 Hours % a.m. to 510 delivery box, cheap. 405 N. Jefferson FOR RENT—Fuenished rooms for! 7-room hound are hey rooms, sun- | | sae street 9.7-2t* ‘or, hot water Evenings and Sundays by ap roonr heuse on plenty of close gentlemen, ble; also 2-room apartments farnished for igre , 5 TO ANYONE wanting to buy indome|keeping. 305 Bast Fourth mod td street, Mausoleums, Carb- . kinds of Cemetery ie esrerracenss ro per will sell small spartment x Lal reet, | prop ell cag od etnies Ri, RENE SeGOy etary ome oom house on Lincolm street, mod OI ee | All part ts re rebuflt w \ ven: : er eat; ee ® Fool ~ ay bie interest on investment. Bex Z, five rooms and bath upatatra; four ex-|harcment: modern, furnished; an Cy] | Zt Mast Second Ht, Oppontte r. o. ? -7-3t? coping roo! y ~ jwith bath in basement. Phone 820-W.|"‘Snecroont house om Lincoln, # | pe oRGan | bicycle; good cotdi- | 9-5 - One-room house furnished, ‘12x18. | + ee mel tion; reasonable: corner Waebington |e EEE) } | tite and Prairie streets; two blocks east | FOR RENT—Furuished rooms suitable |’ Gne-room house, furninhdd, 1ixM, | BLACKMORE BLDG. ft McKinley Schoo! on hilt. dh}, for one oF twe gentlemen; steam | $10, , Office Hours: 8:30. to 6:30 1 ibeeee 548 W. Second. 9-6-3 The above is « pariial list of resi- \ SUPPL COMPANY Bvenings and Sundays by 1 — |FOR RENT—Furnished room In mod Snic” hegbory,” whiel wo have for Everything\in Metal Work. Plone Sonor = My rgiyy nome: 9038S. David. Phone | can be found. Warm Air.and Hot Water Heat- | |O- saeies roy 376- Was - 9-6-2€° | an appotntm —— | FOR RENT—Three-room houses ine | %°f Under | |‘ Fourth and Pine. Phone 836J. | a = peSeROST: quire 219 8. Beech. Phone #19-5. a ‘aapitis adil vitae ne he | « 2 ‘© write india © ire oe naalee Phone: Hesidenee, 001-Wer FOR SALE | FOR RENT—Two | nicely furnished ASK FOR JONES McEVENY & HARKNESS | gg ftiee TOS 1918 four-passenger | CadiMac car rooms for light hougekeeping, one- | HARRY FREE Contractors. | | Office 122). Sevond Street, with wire wh half block from Postoffice. 132. North | Ww and Fixtures. | | Reem 4 Wood Bleek equipment for sale at gre: Wolcott. . 9-68-20" The Lot Man. | jreingy n rie for this ¢ te Real matate Inwurance Rentals | Office Ph. 945 W., Res 665 W. feaviha to soins FOR RENT—Four Jurge rooms, bass- ridetubentne | 141 West First. jarage. 3 steal 4 4 seat, Garnem owas very pandonalic. i28' S" Becuh | 157 Se. Contes ‘a Phone S06-W. S. W. VALLIER - street. 9-6-3¢9 | ci tor FOR RENT—Sévon-roomn house; ait | | Mee 210 modern; basement and karage. Phone WANTED tata 891-J. 9-7-8? | ——_______-_= | | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W. sr } lo |\FOR — RENT—Wive-room . turnished | “Qaaurity Loan Gan Ree ead ache Heating « Specialty. Ps SEERA REET ' P house, S06 Ne dettecon, < anes |e Bidg. Chone 70s. iai-are| | Jobbing of sta bande:, promptly. & niin. immciies, wee = FOR SALE—150 cows and calves for| fy INTO : ! | . ERC ICKERSO! delivery, betwee September 1 and WOR RENE owe. roome | {hes Shy WANTHD—Furnteure, Call 602W. Cas. Rokrbungh Mag. October 20. 'D. E. Fuller, Lysite, Wyo. | », ; per Atiction Howse, 208 North Con- | s ath. 749 alnut street. Phone | ‘4 | } rth Pine st. ~ 8-29-10] 553-W.* No children. 9-7-4t | Core canton f hetion a "hpeet So FOR SALE—Nearly new Mdgazine| ¥OR RENT2Five-room modern honge, | WANTED—Will buy your old stove: - Lier table. ‘Gloeibome i. pay highest cash price. Phone : ¥ Heating Stove; cost $85; will sell) noq'mast “ne we ites; clone, tm: | 2d 1g West Birat St 8-29-108 DUBOIS & GOODRICH ree, for $35. 9-5-dh | —————. | ER gree : ‘Archit . —s ‘ FoR RENT— ‘turn: rooms for) WILL SLM you a truck with dump joate. DR. c. W. ASSIA CASS eae oat hin ag Sein cOeNRN OER nahin ele kaa Sis || Meom 24, Tewnewnd Bldg. | Seosmd’ Floor Weed’ Malhaiet FOR SALE—Dodge Touring Davide ot Sp eerie hear: hard road, year round ba gi Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. year old; good aa new at w pseork (Patart Sept. teh. B.'s, Phéliipe, ° Evanings and Sundays by Ap- if gold at ‘once. Gall 292-01 PR RENT— ‘Two largo conneating | {0 O-8. Bide. pars —_ — ront rooms ita 6 ~ FOR SALE—House, double construct-| bath awd steum S28 M Genter | WANTED—Woman wants GRAVEL ROO! Lady Attendant Phone 333 ed; 4 large rooms, bath and large | street, Riverview Botel - 9.78 lige MOTE BF ee be aoe FING Casper, Wyo. panthy; partly furnished: NOE Ber cies ; : No, Chestnwe St. “Phone ; pe a bpd gd ? ro Weir meton = Ad lon; on easy. - s ir D =D ne room, su! table for | ‘ractical rave! oofer > baseain Call 293-M. 8-4 st hae housekeeping: close to Hefvae WANTED—Small apartment on house- | | Phone 402-W | DR. MYERS * FOR SALE—$200 Victrola new; $100. | | Keeping- rooms; two people; must be 306 East Sussex Ph: Frank McGowan, Tulsa Hotei, RENT—Fives house com-| Close in. H. P. B., care ribune. is veiginn and Surgeon. 4 : 9=4-40" tely: _farnlandei?"rent xory reasgn= -3-6t o~ Lp Special”Attention Given to - . — par ry close to. itetin= iseases of Women and Childr: FOR. SALE—Blectric stove; most it vik a WE STORE for $10 per month. be our ‘on new. 405 N. Durbin. Spat SndweetAveniie. ? 19°% at) “Kast Sido Guruge. 9-8-266) | Irs Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. i—— ~ NOTION, | : | Phone 609. FOR SALE—Four-room cottage;, olose | NOTICE ‘te ai Nat w. Men for pipe line work: | SILLIARD PARLOR , ne Me ni terms. Owner347_North| County. EF have S00 toate Onn Eine | lite mun. waster, Midwont Tottnory | |-A Congenial Place for Gentle. | | 2 Maple 9-5-3t* | wool bucks, yearlings and overs for C% Room 618 Oil Exchange Bldg, | men. Cigars, Tobacco, Confee- - |sale at My ranch, Ogalla Ranch, Ross b Pach 48 ‘ : MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. FOR SALE—185 Ford touring car; In| Wyo. I will have’ on _ exhibition «| ————————______—_= | onery, and Soda Fountain. Pi e first class w#ondition; call for Mr.| couple of each grade at the Douglas| WANTED—A four or. five room unfur- 'hysician and Surgeon Wright's car at Shockley'’s Garage Bale next week. Deroy Ores “a8! ed house, vldse iv. Call for Special attention given to ebetet- 5-30 | Wyo. i — 9-7-28! Wyoming: Grocery. 2:5" ‘| Appointments by Telephone. FOR SALE Thorobred Belgian an) OOOO | WANTED—Cook; must be fast; oper i Flemish Jhent Rabbits, Does aud) NOTICE OF INCORPORATION PHL) Rm Geom, Wattle ieitonen. | Miss Sti ee young ones. Cpt at 2 ‘arion St) Notice is hereby given qf) the in- eat Second. “Phone 346-ig. | | Beauty Pa {} corporation of The Casper Dairy and ‘ce Cream Company, treated to con- luct a general dairy and ice cream ousiness, with a capital. stock of fifty ; housand (50,000 sharés of the par E. Burnham FOR SAL pring Chickens « B.. Call at 260° Maric i | Smith Bidg., Suite a frest —Four young ladies to 5 9-6=2t* mat 644 Bucknum hi 9 ce THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE —# or “SB reom furt state locution and pr: care Tribune. ished | i, house: ir 1916 Ford touring car; Mr. conditi call for first 38 Lyrie Theater Bidg., Center St. Wig car at Shockley’s Gareae. > z Leaves Midwest hotel daily, ex ight's car at Shockley’s Garage. | | salue. of One Feat ($1.00) per) WANTE —Man and wife would like Sunday, at 8:30 a. m., for Salt © | Phone 706 | EOUS hare, et SFE ‘or the term of fifty toe fh RRS Seomsan 0) cook: mun Leaves Salt Creek to return to Cas 1 Oe Pee alls. x 7 o #UISCELLAN! ok Sh dees: apes Caat be | Answer soon, Box MW. care ‘Tribune, PGT at 1 p.m. Tes eee gg 7 - |e GefinAt* 50, : 1 eine Macon Lewes f Veunty of Natvona, Wyoming, ani WANEPO-second:hand nigh halt. tn © “GW. WARMOTH. ‘Prope || Chiropractor | Second street, 8-30-tf | *lsewhere, and with three Directors, i y 6 REAL ESTATE B. G. Hahn 11-12 Townsend Bldg. she names of those who shall man- AUTO EXCHANGE—We will sell your x o 2 hs we its affairs for the first year be- auto at any minute; get you cash for WAN TED ~taedo f exper cook wants 7 wor Peep et Se ge unten tne | 1 A. H. Bunnell, H. Brown Can- Cook, cary ‘tribune. MASS: Center t & 9-3-6t* F ion and Thomas H. Redington, and) WantTED—At Jottormon miudio EUSE WH SLL gas for 28 cents at waa | he location of the principal office| preptica who * wants. to lear 7 Side Garage. 9-6-26t }.n. this state being 101 Maple Street, ‘uching, o—Insurance Managnas) AX, OMISCiinn. | NOTICE Yasper, Wyoming, and the name of ORT One , female Greyhound | pup Ballding, i I naas Ne wenn rae ba By mutual agreement the firm o: | ‘he agent in-charge thereof being A.) oid!“ Notity 738 and een woeks Vhone 985-J. Lester & Tullis has been dissolved thir Oo-————____—. H. Bunnell. trd day of September and all bills duc i < b - THOMAS H. REDINGTON, | ~~~ i ‘dani pata Yo'W. A Laster: @24 Bagi Vy # pasiences! LOST AND FOUND MARION P. WHEELER { Air EAST SIDE GARAGE, Pub. Sept. 6, 7, 9, 1918, | EASY MONEY. The Segurity Loan Ga. 9-4-4t* ied Broprietor NOTICE OF INCORPORATION No, 4 and 6, Kimball Bidg; Phone 702, 7-81-27¢ It is'a fact not generally known DURM OIL COMPANY was _in- ‘ . LOST —B) : ; that cheese plays a prominent part Pcorporated in the office of the Séc-| road. $5.00. rewand’ "Pisdse. Tees in the construction of the latest aero: | retary of State, at Cheyenne, Wyom-,*t Trlbune vftice. 6-6-6t" planes. ‘he earliest flyers had pro pellers cut out of solid timber. These have long ago been given up, and the modern propeller is constructed of # number of different layers of wood. Of-these there are usually seven, al- though in the very newest type 20 or ing, on the 3rd day of July A. Dm LEGAL NOT! ane at se hour of 9 o’clock a. m. sig | ie term of existence of said com- Notice is hereby given. that the! pany shall be under the control of a regular annual meeting of the stock- above date. The object of said com- holders of the Central Wyoming Oil pany is to engage in a general min-| & Development Company, a corpor- ing business. The capital stock of/ation created under the laws of the! . 2 Ba! more may be used. The various lay- said company is One t ndred Thou- State of Wyeming, will be held at Wroming ers are “glued together, and after) S#nd Dollars, divided into one hun- the general offi¢es of the company, EDA’S RESTAURANT | eee kere Si much experimenting it ‘has been “Ted thousand shares of the par value Oil Exchange Building, in the town 1 Meals, Three Meals | 4 diame found that there is nothing like case- ali dollar aang reg ae af- nm Pape i county ete and | One Block went of Midwent hotel, } W. H. PATTEN : ef i 0; a manage! of said com- State o: yominig, on the 10th day of | » 5 | Lcanmaen ary seca ne ros ph at the Pany shall be undr the control of a September, A. D. 1918, at 10 o'clock | wo “emg Mains S750 Bee weeks | | ‘hie war, she will not be the first country board of three directors: R. J. in the morning, for the purpose of, Smith — that has been so treated. Many years Mosher, Carl F. Shumaker and A. E./ electing direetors of said company Bldg. Phone 21-3 the dirctors for ago the British boyestted Bolivia. It was in 1865 that chen then Presi- dent of the South American ze i ill-treated the British mini ¥ —_—_—_—_—_—_——— ~ SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS _ es em gecterrenoer ee Pataca eth atcha ca & STORAGE ' the for the year next ensuing, and for the of t 4 i iy. and ing-him 6 le, face to tail, and (9a? Ws) Ruguss “90,) +~Fali’s, Bithiard malt panes SOS RO ih! TAGs: LACS, $0 PAR SEE Clem ok 19-1918. ; es cans "|| Whome—House, @57.W; Office, 108 | | pare parading him around the ‘capital. Exe “thes Tee tas , i tying i bb Sneha pitanae |For this offence official England Voit” ie tre THe, PARAL BENG, Oh &, MOVING & SPECIALTY 309-310-311 Oi Exchange Bid. | bloteed Bolivia off the map/and fer’ Wyoming, with A. B. Stirrett the! By M. ©. CLARKSON { | ea theta Bp andi pice iy oe agent of said company. in enarge, President. »! TED BAKERY | | It was President Roosevelt wh <P ew, | thereof. “2 este y A. C. CAMPBELL, | Home-made Bread. All Other | | utopped the war between. Japin and i 1 « B. ETT, Secretary. | } ti 4 i {unti! many years later did she re- N. & S. _— 8 tary.| b - 4 2 rasa od BILE MANTHAS }} Russia. He intervened with an ap- cover from her punishment. | - Pu, Wont 5,-6, 7%, 1918 Lip apie oP 4 5 67, 8 | ae Coe Be Heh tow | }peal to. edch, and five : c days Inter One nnntrenen ne | both countries had responded, ; :