Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1918, Page 4

PEE ESN ae. pense —_—_—_ SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1918. scones ete sc REGISTRANTS OF IEGIAIVISORYB0NRD HEART ATTAGK PROVES GEORGE W, UZZELL WINS FATAL TOWISITOR HERE ENGINEER'S COMMISSION) LLY SREC TONIGHT DOUBLE BILL SEPTEMBER 12TH TOHELPRECISTRANTS | | e Bingham, 411 Kin- ne, Tl | The attorneys of Natrona County; ; The unexpect Hox 718, Glenrock, 1 death of Mrs. J.|* George W. Uzzell, a Casperite for} e A. McConnell, sister of J. L. Bieder-|the past year interested in the oil h yjmann of 423’ South Park avenue, oc-! game, has an even bigger and more | e rea azimova curred this morning at 11 o'clock ar! interesting game on his hands new} IN morning he received a notice | stion- | the result of a sudden attack of heart/ for t 2 jtrouble, Mrs. -McConnell, with her! that he has been appointed first lieu- 66 ty, all children, has been v rg} tenant in an engineering corps, with | 99 ter, |9t the home of Mr, and Mrs. Biedez.| orders attached to report to Camp] 0 nter, | ' {have been organized i Henry Bradford, Gen.!a, members of the I Board» of Natrona County | registrants in filling out th . This work will b oxchange Biulding, at 9 o’clock a, n., ries Edward Berry, 1044 South ued Tomorrow) se tietair eh gi 0 Thom Pine. 1001 Joh Arweedort, en. |O Og = 7 a ert tc; a Fs 7 y |ders issued by Charles E. Humphries, Virginia, to begin his 8 Turner, 820] | SOCIETY | {chairman of the Legal Advisory/™9n for about a month, altho slic) orto ae a atudent en zineer in the DO! VEN. re te ay Cee | Board for Natrona County. |had been\ troubled somewhat with! Srricers’ Ni ha A TREMENDOUS SE’ -REEL DRAMA Miller, “Henning | Rey, Kingsley Spoke at The attorneys of Casper and the|leakage of the heart, the sudden ill Mr. Uzzell is.a graduate of the/| —— Also —— Waver o'Brien, Del. _ |W. C. T- U. Meeting jcounty have been generous and will-|mess this morning was entirely unex-| tniversity of Minnesota and hasbeen | tichard Houg Bo: sa z ‘ i in giving i ory! luring | pected, and her death came as a dis-! . ‘| While the government is making|'™& in giving their serv during I ¢ : in Casper fo : istrati i th il tinct, ahocle to relative out a year in the oil | n. Del. ‘the camps a clean, wholesome place | PTev!0USs registrations, anc ey eer eae er 4 = |game. He has made a host of friends a r ua 3A e be 3 es for our soldier boys, we who are | be ready Ror this icall'to rete | fi i ees mes Seon ae here who will rejoice with him in his left at home should be doing all in| her hucband ad eo arn rer death ood fortune. Mr. Uzzell will leave . ¢-o Jorgen- ie) ©} her husband and two small children, gBEgER-|eities and towns, was the keynote of|| HOTEL ARRIVALS. || one brother in « a splendid address made yesterday fo! oles es in: the Wilson B th —IN—— this evening for Chicago, Ill., where per and other rel- . ; 66" I . it > - he will spend a few days with rela- h W. Ball” teers connel tives before leaving for Camp Hum- e al ers ndeghun ond. 1014 John Byrne, 334 CY ave. + ee but 30 years of age. . afternoon by the Rev. Ira Kingsley At the Mi. re 4 * phries. WaShington Rash, 226 N ey ke 5 7} t the Midwest r. McConnell is. an engineer on F - sett, igh-C! RATAN [of Sheridan | when he spoke: before! “ares Gaara Winglor,iandlacn: i EE Hurliagton end paasbeersloated SET A Real Program, Consisting of High-Class Film Stars € Collison, Gen. Del. |the members of the W. C. T. U. at} 4 y Pre Lt [ogc . ¢ FOR SALE. yo thousand fine wool est. McDonald, Natrona] = ts y | A. MeNabb, Boston; D. Ros St.|at Greybull. He will probably reaca . 9 | the Natrona County library. |Joseph; H. H. Henderson, New York |c. ser thisiae ning yearling ewes; 2,800 black-face | 7 O M O R R O W 018 Alexander Rob: , the Clow: <ingsley > Wi Jos ; H. H. son, } kK | Casy S evening. oie vast fs | ihe ae ry deobertean: 3tue; Clowry | Mr. Kings ley formerly was pastor city; Louis Cook, Salt Cree’ ; John } o funeral arrangments have be ecrling pypatae 2,708 oe tpl j 1019 Donald Sutherland, B. & B, Dept.,|0f the Gantz Memorial M. E. church ‘yearling ewes. See STILPHEN. c., c Q. Ne -; » and has a large number of friends a anne ete Gini aa 38 yet, but the body will prob- These sheep are extra good. 9-20-6t “HER BLIGHTED LOVE” Den ene aaa +t Sli the city who rejoiced to hear him| 2" Omanas G. F. Gs Paarl BRIE Ce ORD ean ee eee ; A Mack Sennett Comedy 0 TS Clr ee ombing in, one | ep; C..E- Beard, “Thermopolis;.8. 8.1 "3. y.°Nigeiea, Wabitaes niatacee’ 1 WANT YOUR BRICK “NUF SED” |C. A. war ween and hhe told of many | ul. Douglas; a ana ie Gis |for ‘D. ’. Griffith's “Hearts of the WORK s . baie ie ty a : ~ | Weldly, enver; H. J son, Alli-| w, 99 8 Gi : r, ci ae y Addison Wright, Gen. De). |interesting experiences gained at the | nce: F EL O'Brian, vwin Vv World,” iscin | town, today) making On Contract or Percentage “ and bs Heera William Murtaugh, Gen./camps. “The boys of all denomina-| ote Nitro, West Virginia: S. T. Lec rmzements with the Lyric theatre Call for Estimate « 9 Poti Dutt, Box 490, va {tioms, and. nationalities are training [Sth Nitze. West Virginia; S. J. Te-/to show the “Hearts of the World.” PETER CLAUSEN | THE ONLY ROAD iibur ey pi td a = >rago (Ind.) Gen jand fighting side by side in unison It will be seen three nights, October! : i Featuring VIOLA DANA arold 4 Glenrock, Collen John tral ho! 1030 Wil be - 3 " . *hey- | 46 \1} 41€ So. Jacknon. Phone 804M. Hntine, Box 113,| for the great cause,” said Mr. Kings- Roltown, He) MeDongal aGhey 12,-413,cand 14. = = trand Cen-|ley, “and we at home should be At the Hennin | Te . 401°Kim- | Working together to make our Homes|. “wy a7” Boselly, Cheyenne; A/C. and cities a better, cleaner place for Halloway. Jr., Elizabeth City: N. C3 the boys to return to after the war. A. Virtue, Riverton; Charles The government has placed a five-| 4 b. Bloom#fi. x bps mile zone around the camps and) is Schaub, Bloumfield J.; Mrs. Alice Trollope, Gen.|endeavoring in every way possible to Collins, Moneta; Miss Nellie Wallace, um Joseph D: er Reach, Wyatt ho-| Ko avid H riffith, Box 1 ephen Ziba Wilborn, In. 3° North | nue Notice To Subscribers “Discontinue sending papers after date of expira- tion of subscription unless subscription is renewed and paid for. (This ruling to be effective October 1, 1918.)” —Extract from letter to newspaper publishers from War Industries Board, Washington. The above notice is self explanatory. The matter is put squarely up to the publisher. ; os Tulsa; R. G..Dean, Denver; 8. W. 4 ; . Del barr RI RL Thar sa A ape wife, Colorado Springs; F. H. White, ats ¢ throughout BAER) CO. 1D Nonna AYO Brown, Deadwood; W. O. Lenen and : C Tolmes, Denver; E. H. McEl-|| 3 the haney, Glenrock; A. W. Dokker, Du- luth; A. A. Joli Denver; C. GC Cronin, Chadron; E. R. Grendel, come back to.” Mrs. S. E. Bailey, the new presi- South | dent of the W. C. T. U., was the pre- wney, Gen. Del siding officer and-the attendance at Grand Island; O. E. Garretson, t Matabrock, Home|the meeting was good. . Cheyenne. j C a Sylvester O'Mara, Gen.| p ‘ £ 4 gg a Sea ES ee im Martin. Trolltiger, “Boel abe ILIA ke Miss Jessie Anderson, a graduate Mz rollinger, Box | Mrs. Giblin Monday 5 of Northwestern university, Chicago, South A farewell reception will be given|T),, has apahed a vaigies seGllin eae ALWAYS FIRST n.|the Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Giblin Mon-|197 North Durbin street. Miss An- : Goujakraylar,. Of 3x: day evening at the Methodist church,}jerson studied in Chicago three the ladies of the congregation being . * Jew York. Sh - 4, r ‘award Wheeler, 110 7.|the hostesses. Mr. Giblin, who has| veers, Iater going to New York. She In Class, Siyle, Makeup and Quality wae ~ jcity, state and nation for them to R. J. E * Season 1. Del, s Edmond Carroll, rles Philip Johnson, 904 2 a Budworth McComb, ES f a ‘ atthe Cana has given particular attention to the Subscribers of the Tribune (daily and weekly) have arles Lon Crouse, Gen. Del, pyeen the pastor o le Gan ©-l latest and best methods of pis in- ifi s i i ipti arles or easss, Gen. Del. ribpiall Cuepcht ton several! y2aee ye est and best methods of piano in been notified as to their standing on the subscription 0. books and many are in good standing. This is the last notice to those in arrears and the Tribune will not as- sume blame when on October 1, all papers are stopped to those in arrears. The government’s orders must be obeyed. r struction for children and is well : , 8, Gen. Del jleyve October first to assume an-| prepared to do primary, intermediate 66' ? 39 eas. ot Exchange. |other pastorate. J and advanced teaching. Phone 971- » Richardson, Gen. Del. |. A program of interesting num-}R_ Anda, ca x a | bers will be given and refreshments ° i ‘ Oo! Albert Rb will be served. Members of other] Mrs. A. T. Phillips left yesterday G . - fj r + s sendo George Beronda, » C.|congregations are cordially invited to| for Chicago where she was called by EES ae B. & Q Ray the reception as well as the Metho- 1060 ph Harl Stok h c etho-/a telegram announcing the serious ‘ Better pay up and in advance. 3061 ohn x . |dist friends of Mr. and Mrs. Giblin.|iliness of het brother who isa con- a 4 062 t Myer, s+ * are va 2M yer, ductor on the Illinois Central rail- B Ik tt M I 1063 man Fenton G 59. | Mothers’ League Does road. | ur. e I mer y & Borer > 802 N0-) Belgian Relief Work oso ‘| mue The C Daily Trib Clyde McBride, Box 522. | The Mothets’ league met yester- Clyde. E. Gibson “of Omaha, is a - 7? » P sip x veguree Mevheuney;" Pow-| day afternoon at the home of Mrs.| business caller in the city today. 122 North Center rd Jack Vaughn, David Rae on South Pine street to For information and prices on All- nton Probst, sew on Belgian relief garments for ‘atherstrip, Phone 271J. ss, Powder Riv-|the Red Cross. Plans were also’ com- - = er. < : 70 Fe Nay niearhne: aNeret pleted at this meeting for the re- ae7° ee eee Parbpe: yandotye ception to be held fiext Thursday 1071 Herbert James Peterson, 1004 So.| evening at the Mullin club in honor “1072 Robert’ James Coughlin, 405 No.lof the fathers and god-fathers of e. cee apa “O CITY NEWS | | Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wheeler have jreturnd from a ten days‘ trip to . so,| Laramie, Denver and other Colorado albert Meee uf | pl of interest. They made the \trip in their car. rd Baker, 218 No.| omo Soett Sotmae ien.| . Mrs. J. J. Adams, mother of Harry ay ee sree | Adams, manager of the Henning ho- c Noon, care C. B. &/ te], has returned to her home in — = Ce ern na Linden. 1069 Harvey Alfred F GL LE LILI LE SIL SSE IE IID OSS ESS SLI SIS LS, SPECIAL SATURDAY SAL John Staneberry Pettingill, 125] South Pine. ar Budd Maddox, Gen, uy Winton Mcintyre, 7 F i 1077 Robert Timberlake , Kemp, Park. 1078 John Julius Giblin, 313 East Sé ond. 1079 Ha n Seymour Cauntt, 2514 8 VALALLLALLALLA LAA BAA hha | | | | ider Benjamin Heaton, Gen.|Crawford after spendi veok s D sean ak ate soul ten: days visiting with Mic. and ‘Mrs: COLGATE’S Owing to the war, Drugs and Sun- | Prankiin Spangler, Grane | ueees i ar dry prices are steadily advancing, | FREEZONE CORN Del. Es ein = rbiesed pet pets dal Regular 30-cent value. This Saturday Sale is intended to help? | REMEDY. Regular 35c | 1088 eter Paul {o, lerid.* (Mrs, Dieuier is teaching at the Special, 20c lessen the Household Exponse, as you | valuc. Special __ : of Wolcott. _ c a avye-|Bucknum school and has 13 stud- ill note by the follow: . P --214 | i. 1091 yan EF 6 aetna a | vta oneatted this year will note by the following prices. Little Causes Bak of Battery By cata) Beas Bat) yes IG Gh Rhema een ec Aon: OOOO OO } : Gel Dal. lrot, Mele, bud, hex Another gemes WILLIAMS’ ASSORTED TALCUM POW- JERGEN’S VIOLET GLYCERINE SOAP. Trouble pee Lenebany oe (eee ealists Oe DERS—Regular 30c value. Regular 15c value. Special 1(« | A little too much cranking. _ 1098 Vernon B. Stan 2 jeans eeren South. Be cn Speciale? "Rs Shoe jai ae? © 19¢ . Spee: | A little lack of distilled water. 1099 John Martin Deli a Antonto, |and 816 eee SYLVIAN TALCUM POWDER Regular | - Eee oa ee A little looseness in battery connections. ‘3 rea Newton Nelson, care J. 4. moO me eguila EAM. 253 Ray , . heal h He Gen. Dei Mrs. Harry *Adataa was called to ee Tae Special _ &; ial ral Soa Again: 2 A5c naebee less charging than battery lomas Elliott. ey Centralia, Kansas, yesterday on ac- GOESATE'S *TAECUM POWDER. ASi40he Pees tite etn oe Oa Ta EES e James Alfred f 143 Elm iy . little, but one quickly HABE Sautars Seavey Ein Yoatheiac| oe Oe, te death of Bae broths SORTED. Regular 30: value. POLE OEE SHAMPOO —Regalak to the point where the starter, Gimmes lights, eel Joe Hopkins, who was in the United 60 Be Snendal point w A 3 is late. 1108 a Grover, Bule , Dal, |RAVY. He had been ill in a Phila. Special) Js Sesh Dries 19¢ ac value, Special _ and dead ignition give a warning that is too late. il ames Edward E. > North delphia hospital with pneumonia but i'd Ii ME "OLGA "Ss BAN 5 7 11 his death was eri an akpectea. The | HARMONY TALCUM POW DER, AS- os ees eae Regular 3 you facts that. will prevent trouble later. 11 body was taken to Centralia for in- eee. Regular 30c value. 3Ue value, Special__________. 22 | Ask; too, about the Still Better Willard — the oly 11 raemans peal’, 2a ro eine tad 19¢ ERICAN BEAUTY HOT WATER battery with the ““Bone Dry” principle thatis your absoli 14 Omo | oa ‘ ‘ Ncas$y uv Al the day it left i Meaning _ Mrs. 0. Diemer camo. in today JONTEEL TALCUM POWDERS—Regu- BOTTLES. Regular $1.75 value. tensa teen od nee jerome Ruaknany 6 spend ee week- lar 25c value. Special _______ 20c Special __* i ; eph Burkes Pa amet i SU Brahe. Nae rd ret POWDER, AS- IMPCRTED KLENZO TOOTH BRUSH- e 7 Richmonk ° Robinson, R. F Oo mo ED. yi Sy, egula yr p plpamigudl Lone deta ineon, | Gp iad va tee a ak aye oe Regular 30c value. ES Poked 50c value. Auto Electrical Co pee a ate ‘ eeneral superintendent of the Burl- EPEC s . : e c 1119 George Bloss Primmer, , ington at Alliance, left on No. 32 to- day after,installing a new chief clerk for the superintendent here, O & O Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones have re- *|turned from a month’s vacation tr thru the state of Colorado where the Be TOT eee ine visited with friends and: relatives. N.Y | Mr. Jones in a linotype operator at Coles, Gen. Del. |The Casper Daily Tribune. Oomo n Bdgar Laughlin, Gen Glenrock, Wyo. 1120 Elmer Ellsworth eott 1121 Thomas t PC LILISATSISSSASIZISLALLELANAZAL LALA LALA dA AAA AAA d Andrew § 111 East First Street. SPARK PLUGS ‘ACCESSORIES er _ CALDWELL’S SYRUP f f PALM OLIVE SOAP— OF PEPSIN—Regular AN L A C Regular 15c val 60-cent value. eacet oe wanree Special -39c¢4 Regular price $1.29. Saturday price -__.___ QSt NOTE OUR LOW PRICES ‘ank Hopkins E Phone 804-W Special 9 Edward Clinton Ash, 1026 Bennett! New automobile for sale cheap or v y Rookstool, Gen. Det. | Will trade’ for Casper lots favorably orge McGetrick, care cated. H. Hantz, R. & C. Co., box} fining Co. : 611. 9-21-6t er See 2 27 28 Matthew 2 3 30 John nes Kimball Drug Store Natrona blacksmith and wagon| shop now open at W. W. Gosdon/ taurt, West Second and Elm street. Benjamin Gourgannous, | SERVICE STATION 1 Hf Harry Lamers Wréaton: wonnt- Fitstelass | work and satisfaction | . Wash. _ ? aranteed. .J- Turman, 9-21-2t 10 BE Pim, cr towne ane ERS | HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR WAR SAVINGS 1139 Edward MacMillan, Gen. Del., arl Burns, treasurer of Fremont! Glenrock, Wyo. county, is in Casper on a few days| ‘ac! Woodbeak, Glen- raotd ; ; i ae oe pace Raita Arter 4 n- | business trip and is a guest at the 1141 Martin Trucheart Rathvon, Box! home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bishop 732, Glenrock. { } 1142 Albert Franklin Sillor, 182 R. R. Of East Second street. STAMP TODAY? In a very few minutes we may be able to tell LM MMLMMLLLPBALLBLALLBALALL Ade aA IEAM ELLE DEPRAPDTAPPZAA LE a , Sys ea i eee