Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1918, Page 7

SON OFC. & JAN AMONG FIRST. D TOARBIVE OW FIRING LINE. IS. CLLED IW ACTION. WEST FRONT Message Received from wn. Brigadier General Extends Sympathy in Loss of Son Who “Nobly Gave His Life i in the Service of His Country” A telegram ricaived this morning morning by'C. C.'Jain of the Hen- ning Hotel conveys the sad ‘news that his as Miles Robert Jain, the Maritie corps, and one of the fi pedir on the Picardy front on Septem being returned to active duty after recuperating from wounds t Americans to go into! r, 15, two. weeks after} received tn the second battle of the Marne. ‘Casualties. for “Please accept my heartfelt sym- pathy in your great loss,” says the message of Brigadier Géneral Charles G, Long. “Your son nobly gave his life in the. service of his country.” The message adds that “the body will) be interred aboard until the end of the war,” indicating that the remains will be exhumed at that time and be brought ot the United States for in- terment. Jain enlisted in the Marines from Denver, Colorado, in May 1917, at the age of 18 years. He wert abdard in September of the same year. He made expert marksmanship and was assigned to sniper. service. in the battle of Picardy, the first engage- ment in whieh Americans, participa- ted on the western front. On July 10, 1918, he was wounded in the second battle of the Marne, being one of those boys whose prais- es have been sung by the French for the daring and brilliant manner in which they drove the enemy back across the river. He had barely re- cuperated from the effects of his for- mer wounds when he ‘fell in action September 15, presumably in-one of the great drives the Americans have undertaken in co-operation with the allies. AMERICAN ARTILLERY HARD @N HUN TANKS WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Sept, 12,’ (By Mail.) In a certain division, they. shever ‘get | through telling about their artillery. They are proud of the artillery, and the artillery is proud of its work. Down in Lorraine the artillery had ; a sport which turned out to be some- thing better than.a game when the di- vision took its stand east of Rheims. The artillerymen used to shoot at German “Goulash wagons” and trucks coming down the roads behind the Lorraine lines. The Americans got quite expert at upsetting traffic as it rolled toward the front. Near Rheims the artillery found bigger game. It was tanks. Out in front of the positions held by the allies were some low sandy hills over which the Germans sent. their taks to harras the American positions. . When the first tank crawled over the brow ‘of the hill, an artillerman applying the “goulash wagon” tac- tics, planted a shelpl squarely in the [ middle 6f the tank, - Meantime, Other batteries gob 4 more Hun tanks one by one as they crawled to @ crosstoad-just behinc the advanced German positions. The Germans were amazed at the accuracy of the fire, and founé tanks a costly proposition when thc better part of their fleet 6f morc than 25 was damaged beyond us: by the ‘artillery, before the could fire a shot, oo Turkish women are to be counted | among the most industrious on earth, They do a vast amount of worl. make carpets, sereens for’ doors, work bags, horse clothing, and blank- cts. A Turkish girl makes all the ki-| bitka or tent carpets and other liduse- hold requisites before she is married | If she gets married without complet! ing the task it is expected that she! Today as Given by Washington | The~following casualties are re- ported by the Commanding General} of the American Expeditionary For-! Killed in* action-___ Missing in action _ ‘Wounded severely ._ Died of wounds ___ --Ditd from Aeroplane acci- lente ine SL oe 2a Died of accident or other causes Killed In Action Herbert C. Hoeppner, Nebraska. = Carl A. Holkanson, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Saddler Joseph Vurn,Karker, S. D. Adrian Pizer, Lewellen, Neb. Osmond, MUST VOTE TO Ex-Governor ‘Casket: Says Senti- ant Is’ . But ams against er-C dence among People northern and central Wyoming in the | interests of the dry movement, for- me Governor Geo. A. Carlson of Denver made an optimistic report to the Anti-Saloon league on the eut- look in that section of the state. “The only thing we have to fear is over-confidence,” declared Gover- ;nor-Carlson. ‘Sentiment as I have found it is overwhelmingly in favor jof a dry Wyoming, and there is no question as to the result next No- southern i808 som Qoab the Ox. otal gets to the ‘polls. The 0} |vote is’ thoroly: organized, however, aud will be at the polls’ regardless; \we must therefore see ta it that} = ‘ever-confidence does riot “keep a sin- gle dry vote from the ballet bex next month, “f have recently visited the towns: of Riverton, Lander, Rib mctrer rs |Thermopolis, Worlend, reyb' Basin, Lovell, Powell, ionhes Pigpea fi \Cody. In each town meetings were ‘held ¢ither in the opexa house or the Moving picture theatre and fn all of them we had surprisingly. and | question as to the sentiment in. this ‘state as far as the section I have | Visited, Friends must be warned against. over-confidence, and the work must go right on to the election. | “The people of Wyoming who fa-}w. |vor a dry state are te be congratu- , James A. McKinstry, Canon City, |lated on the splendid organization Colo. J. Hunter Wickersham, Colo. Williant T. Bray, Whitehall, Mont. | Arthur C. Mack, West Point, Neb. | Died of Wounds ~ Arthus Flynn, Valdez, Colo. Fred. D. Hennings, Waco, Neb. . Denver. Richard Rauscher, Falls iCty, Neb. John Heutis, Greely, Colo. William H. Martin, Anaconda, Mont. . Died of Disease. James Kladka, Omaha, Neb: Eldert. A. .Dusenberry, . Aurora, Neb. John Martin Bliss, Sioux Falls, Ss. Dakota. Ralph D. Smith, Glendine, Mont. Wounded Severely Louis Caplet, St. Xavier, Mont. Norman-.E. Lovell, Nebraska. Boyd Stapp, Pocatello, Idaho. John Manson Chapman, Junction, Colo. ‘Septimus Bailey, Omaha, Neb. Jim Navarra, Grand Island, Neb. | Anton Swanson, Allen, Neb. Simon Swenson, Plankington, ..S. | Dakota. Otto A. Berkstraesser, Sterlin, Nebraska. George E. Forbes, Arcadia, Neb. ; John W. Goodetiow, Omaha, Neb. | Hermann Lee, Omaha, Neb. Erbest Tricarico, Denver, Colo, paste tse eho AUN OFFICER ESTIMATES FOUR MILLION: YANKEES WITH ‘THE AMERICAN ARMY ‘N FRANCE, Sept. 19. (By Mail,)— Che Germans are annoyed by the The | Germans don’t understand it. An American’ outfit captured a German line officer east of Rheims They | after his unit with others had been * trying to break thro for three |days. A French intelligence officer tasked the German why the boches failed to break through. “The ‘reason for the failure,’” said the German, “it is the Americans. Spsingti ield, | of the Anti-Saloon league here. In jall my experiences in this work I have jnever seen a more thoro or: effective ‘organization than that Supt. Crabbe has built up here. It covers every ramification. of the campaign, and {to this ‘efficient organization must jbe given in very large measure the \eredit for the victory I feel sure will come in November.” | Gov. Carlsen will at once start on a. tour of the Union . Pacific. coun- ‘ties. Next, Sunday every. church in Laramie will*be occupied: by an An- ,/ti-Saloon league speaker, with a big| < union mass meeting in the opera | house in the evening, similar to Seto ‘held ‘in Cheyenne last Sunday. | ¢ Among those who will address Lara- mie audiences Sunday will be Wayne \B. Wheeler Ohio, Brooks Law- rence. of Alal a, Gov. Carlson, ‘Supt. F. C. Crabbe, Jos. Rope of; Montana and W. B. Ross of Chey-|" Grand |enne. NOTICE TO CREDITORS | Estate of William Kropp, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that|F9! ‘letters of Administration were on the 24th day of August, 1918, granted to the undersigned in the above estate, | @nd all persons having claims against | ithe said estate are hereby required to! Pe ‘exhibit them; with the necessary °° | vouchers for ‘allowance, to the under- signed’ Margreat Kropp, within six months after the date of said let- ‘ters ,or they may be precluded from | any benefit from such estate, and if 7 such claims be not. exhibited within one year from the date of said let-| ters, they will be forever barred. Dated September 28, 1918. _ MARGREAT KROPP, ie of the Estate of Wit.) 1p, Deceased: | Admini: liam Kro; tanks! frequency with which they run inte | Re o. GER AA | the American’ along the. line. Attorney for Esta Pub- Sept. 28, Oct. ‘12, 1918. NOTICE. TO CREDITORS Estate of Charles E. McDonald,’ Deceased. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that! letters of Administration were on the 28th day of June, 1918, gra: the undersigned in the above months after the date’ of sai BEAT THE WETS Returning from a ten-day tour of } LI enthusiastic - crowds, There “is no Wi 6 RIGHT- ROOM HOUSE, M that wot Sti Sppeelt to someone whe” Hees, as eeag od cise igen oe. Seb. alee, care Triban ANOTHER Five-~ h Phas Tesmaasenlasnies ate 42,5 Kaar san t Bde D., veate Taos. se 4 ———— Wet Auction Bouse, St Not: So tare tian ore se tt | LIBSRTY BONDS WANTED — prover ¥ RONDe WANTED — piighent Bg ES > gl & Ki 02. 10- -13-tf $25 REWARD DAILY 'THINUNE afte Beat pan peace ce light housek. Nf ment ing | it; perm: RG. Dern PE 10-11-. | = | aes cvenites: Cait “ttw. Aled fe “ ‘ it | 7a ae Would Hike ora Scannot use typewri Phone 83 mcstei a Ca er? and wil Aa met an, 60;head 0 Rate ‘See sarees. 48. ordieu- 10-3t* WANTE: Pae nese fa for p cosrets work, i iy nade Sebulldine. anne, a hae ie es ge eaeitbed, Wend Mess @mall bona © and Taxi cee 2 W. Sac pine i” 1057-6t SA RARE EL EX! LAUNDRESS wii 2 ek. Pnone 971R, rity .'s Restaurant. 10-3" girl wants hous Meusework ee ‘and miter ble. vad jugework, 3 HI ee 0-10-3t* per To per oa 3 aa & Eo maaetiere } Wane threé room. furnish~ steam it and brome ri 1Q-12-3t* Phone 10-12-tf iG FIRST ©) Age AKER critten sett Shi Hotel: nh bee Sry, Prarie te ge ioc sell” pS Sst) mele ts er bs B= 5t* e peda oa eA aR SRE. Regie 2 skaanes ‘pln; reweroimsart = Wanted a yh, ae te ttle in ito; * oomeioane. Peta) te BOR Futlding, Security sboan: Cor ye and 702" 12-1t* pa co 7S ROS REIS SSR LY | Singer Sewing. Machine company Mins anon will be in Gi re this: Office om. 4, Kimball block. Phone 702. 10-7-6t* |NOTICE OF FINAL, SETTLEMENT | AND DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE —_—_ The State of Wyoming, County. of Natrona,—ss: Th the District Court of the) Sixth: Judicial District, im the i Sant st Natrona, State of } Notice ig, ges aap to all cred- itors and other interested in |the above entitled estate, that on Oc-| |tober 12, 1918, the igned. Ad-| inistrater of the’ Estate of Minnie! in Belden, Deceased, filed his final | ,account and petition for distribution | of said estate, with the Clerk of the ahove entitled District Court, where anyone’ i may examine said) to initerested ols a account and petition and file objec- | will, We are storm troops, our unit. We}#nd all persons having claims a, tions thereto at time on or before money ‘veh ee PP vel | have been in attacks on three points bt gait ny roiling to required to: ex 10 1918, at is, within | her as a doy | along the line ina month. Each time ;¢xhibit. them, wi the netessary’ y days after thi tion a | we have run into Americans. I have, Vouchers for allowance, to the under- Notice. on, nthe 7 of No.| The next State intendent of | letters from friends along the line. by gd aweoeng pet Peed ak de nae see aa| Public Instruction in oming is aia’ They have all hit or been hit by p a Againantor is the | tain to be a woman, as both the Re-| publican and Democratic parties have nominated women candidates for this | important por itio estimated Americans in France. Americans, who are everywhere.” When asked the German officer there were 4,000,000; FOR RENT Strictly Moderh, ‘Bialy Furnished, | Seven-soom House, five. blocks southeast : of Second and Center. Phone 256, or "term of: ‘existence of. said/comy or they may be precluded | benefit from such, estate, \claims» be not exhibited year from the date of they will be forever barred Dated September 28, 1918: - FIRST TRUST AND Sey gn BANK, of bigot en a S. iow euch #2 5. ie Administrator Charles "ys McDonald WILLIAM 0. ri ate hegre a ur of 9: tf Setech, years next after the above. dai The* object of said ae ey i is. gage in’ the nant Tye day ot Ds of’ Deceraber, 2918, or as! thereafter as the matter may be| ake Court, | is 12th day of October,) AL * ‘18 i E, C. BE j Atimitinteator of the of Min- nie E- Belden, Deceased: { of WIRLFAM. 0. WILSON, | \ ~~. Attorney for: Estate. tub. be 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 1918. | | shall be un- ‘of three | igle, L, D Scott, | 7. Scott are the directors! # corporate Sige of said! ne 1 “operations | ming wie aes ess, | The apitat ock ‘of Sane is wet tive “ Rory divided Bue hier te ed alte? bes sends in ite ing ws. Secretary. | — * a bo ac fon. me iing. Call 845 Midwest Ave. Pi 18 N. Beeeh. at Securit: Eoan/} MePherson. ODERN, ECEPT MEAT ed In basement. will: sell at terms wants a home to be paid for like... ties. South of railroad. | 135° per month. | lor someone employed in the refin- BARGAIN efineries, for $2,600. ments. ene south of . railroad. HARRY FREE & CO } BUY LIBERTY BONDS | $4,200—5-room bungalow with two fin- ished rogms in basement; full base- dry room, room hou: bow, $2,500—7-room house and bath without | fixtures, cellar, water, electric light, | five rooms on first floor, two rooms on the second floor, lot 50x140 ft, gar- age. chicken house and yard.” This | house is offered at below cost, It} gnly takes $500 cast: to swing the Balance $20 per month. 099—4-room house and bath room, | without fixtures, located in refinery | ce heat, coal room, laun- east front lot, close in, two | 4 of lot’ now It can be $2, district and on’ corner lot; cement foundation, cement. walks; all fur-| nished. Only $200 down, and balance like rent. | FOR RENT Three nrodern furnished houses, water heat; hot | g00d location. | TASK EOR JONES BUY LIBERTY BON! ARKY FREE & CO: The Lot Man. Real Estate Investments 157 So. Center Bt. FOR RENT 'T-—Nwo-room nouse at 156) —_—lW. FOR OR eat pest Apply at premis v2 b+ sh Al 8 oF to canyon 10-5-tf SECU: LOAN COMPANY ron sale E! Houses in parts of the cit Y: Don't Torget tho Sours Casper Adat- BUY. Romney b ios STAMPS AN COMPANY Room, pri tie Teinibell ‘pide. Phone 702) rs | NATIONAL © iN Restaurant in Casper doing good! 4 AR WwW. H. BROWN | | eee OL | Grace St.. North Casper Addition. phone 517-W. sats jern bungalow on;a-large lot on South Jackson street for $2,300-—$500 cash, the balance $49 per month. We happen |te own this lot, hence the offer. }use a good car on a trade. We will build you a three-room moa- 1? KENWOOD GROCERY P : bec 524 So. Lincoln St. | | Near New Kenwood School | ELECTRICIANS McEVENY & HARKNESS i) | | Otic FSR es ‘Res 065 W. 141 West -OPERATIVE BUILD- COMPANY / as 150 South Center Street Phone 989, 10-9.4t* HAT CLEANING | NEW aoe i eres | We clean ae Rebiock ‘all kinds | of Hats, Panamas, Soft, bo a ed | Stitt Hats for Ladies and tlemen. New work guaranteed. orders for New for and deliver. Shoe Shining Parler in connec- tion for Ladies and Gentlemen. An kinds © of Shoes Dyed. E. Second, Casper, Wye., 0-8. Bldg. aris | We call +A Congenial Pixce for Gentle | | | men. BEAUTY PARLOR LAWYERS re hit by Telephone. ] HAGENS & STANLEY hone 470. Ls miss Dei LENEHAN ‘ | | | PR a | | | 200807 O8 Reckenae Mae © 4 | Smith Bldg., Suite 11. LF Conpae-as, flee o - SWiecaamas VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR ; Face and Scalp Specialists J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.c. Chiropractor Lawyer | Lyric Theater ; Bidg., Center ve Smith Bld nado tl Ph 21-3 C , oe Ce anLINY N DENTISTS ICHOLS & STIRRETT | Lawyers | 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bidg. W. H. PATTEN ' t epeney from business district. | gu tire Al fR ty ‘Thompson Apartments, ment rooms. Phone 323R, or inquire one 10-9-3t R RENT—Large heated e; ¥OR Ri Large hea’ garage; REASONABLE A nicely furnished room with bath.” 8 a TBD —ighest| Suitable for one or t the acre a Red Ri SN Bese evs cee 108: ta-tf > 1010-8 it hosekee! Team rohan ae ny rent Pousgnable. , one Tea 3t FOR REN 5.room furnished house: iso ler; room r batehing, suit- ee wgeteahe ‘S Hew lable for two men S13 Midwase Are. 10-10-3t #O5. RENT—One 6-room house weit 1 th; on North Pine street; call 226 North Maple, phone 201J. 10-11 FOR RENT — Unfurni: room, $10 per month. den street. FOR RENT—Furuished basement} rooms; modern, pL ht and clean; reas- Saale rent to eliable peor i) 1 baseme nt & at Lin- ast 11-3t bed FOR RENT- $3 per w and bath. FOR RENT—2-room furnished water and lights, near new Phone 928W. oR RENT — First-class furnishea housekeeping rooms; 2 or 4 rm apart, | ments all connected. 945 S. Spruce St. | phone 159M. 10-12-1t> | FOR RENT—1-room house, well tu nished, with bath, close Pine, in. - 1 FOR. RENT— small cottage: tered and nicely furnished. at 325 W. Third 5! FOR RENT—Five room house and basement; inquire 335 North street. 10 FOR RE: ‘Two light housaleeopling rooms 1. Second. 0-12-40" | FOR & bedroom, with heat RENT—Pront and one suitable for young couple or jadi Phone 84723. 20-12-5t lel a RL IE Ls LT FOR RENT=New butizarow, five rooms all furnished, with bath; also gurage | for one car. Cull at 946 South, m.! PaaS street. FOR SALE oe Ait Ed A } —— The famous Vatiey Vi View fruit ranch at La ¥o. One-half mile from town; 25,000 raspberries, 5,000 straw- berr: urrants, yeborrien, plumbs,| [ F2° eherri owhorries | Taspberries sold this season. For, |¥. V. Scroggan, Lan — crabapples. Our S cents per pint urticulars write | ir. 10-2-tt | yor. SALE—-23,000 acres, aldo 27, 000 | ores unimproved, joins the forest Fo: | otvat: Bood Rea and water, Bs 75 is 5 wore. G. Ogle, E. tae. lexico, oe Sie pile a at a AUTO EXCHANGE CO.—We have all nds of automobiles for sale, all cars 1 ep Onltiay, Come. and soe us. ive y hoa iy. terms—don.t forget, ¢ inden and Center atreets. (7.10: FOR 'SALIN-Hene and pullots, | 281 ne. O-igs | POR SALE Filly puilets and a0 laying | hens. “Call xt 260'Marton. "16-2 vor SALB—Furniture fora four- house, with the privilege of re house; close in, 221 N. Pine. 10-12 Base! Linden Onneen Aperinetont ttt FOR RENT — 3-room furnished base- | call! 10-9-6t \| pile 5: Durbin, Se. i = Phones 272 and 273 } fee { we bar" hides, belies farm aad and wool. } re 5 papeeate firet-class. 9 | | Tan GsSreR sronacm Grocery ‘| F §, RUCKEY, at p, {| Telephone 97-98, a hte ~ eon | —— eT 5 } ! OF a Weed Bibes | I | Wood | ! Office Hours: to 5. | Evenings ro Condeys by Ap- EOE SEED & tment. MONUMENTS Lady Attendant Phone 333 pe SPST EON AEST = SAS TO ee » Wyo. } ' | @ Marble Monuments and rie Mausoleuran, Card- | inge ana. all Kinde "eG "Conastery Lif, WP a tt aa Cement TOHERT SIMPSON ay sILvEROERG } | | 2etamawe md St. P. 0. BLACKMORE BLDG. iy y rns Oftive Hours: 8:38 to 5:30 = | Evenings and Sundays by | Phone 361-3 I MASSEUSE —aa eee De Oe aA, DaEErer '{ | ("Z35"N. Wolcott St. Phome ail. | Phone Hoers 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. =. Evenings and Sundays by ap- reali REET ae a Bs PLUMBING AND HEATING 5 RRO a oS Cem ea | Li 203 0-8 Building ou ' il haat J. DONOHUE DOCTORS r Plumbing, Steam and Hot Hot-W. ax | DR.L.N. FROST [| “pitas Smo } Phone 107W. 505 South Durbin Street { Special Attention to Surgery id CASPER HEATING a SUPPLY COMPANY | Everything in Metal Work. Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- | | Office and Hospital Only Graduate Nurses in Attendance. Phone 736 ing. Fourth and Pine. Phone 836J. p REAL ESTATE |? "MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Casper I Foster—Residence_.... 45 jence_--_116 GRAVEL ROOFING PRIVATE HOSPITAL i t Practical Gravel Roofer UU —_______. By STORAGE AND TRANSFER — | | CASPER STORAGE COMPANY | | | | Auto, Furniture, Pinno, Machines, | x | Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | | om ae Se S| nes: Beer 1 i Perishables. Office 180 House 85 Dr. J. C. Kamp PHYSICIAN and SURGEON ' We cal and deliver. SEARLES TRANSFER 2 8TORAGE Office—Talt’s Billiard Mall. Office, 104 o—-_ § DR. MY |, Eene—Heuse, ¢37..Wr t Physici ad S ‘ MOVING & SPECIALTY | } Special ‘Atention ‘Giea to i WELDERS | Diseases of Womoep and Children ‘ EEE ies moe Suite 5; poe ob | ACEYTELENE WELDING | Magneto, Generator, and | Gas gine _Repating | | MIDWEST NOVELTY & ELEC. CO, Phone 936W, 665 W. 2nd ACCOUNTANTS MARSHALL C. Syaden M.D. i} =< attention Coes), ries and Gisenses of al gs } an@ children. d | ! ] DR. MERCER DICKERSON Rohkrbaugh Bidg. Auditer and Accountaat Ceres ae aa Phone 7 Residence, 265 North Pine St. | Avasthetios n Specialty, | 7 i "Phone o51-w. p: * ! tit Attorney-at-Law \ C. M. Smyth | | Phone 196-J | | 213 0-5 Bldg. Phone 2594 | Casper <= + Woening | CHIROPRACTORS eae 7 M.A. MESTAS ; | | | 302 Ol Exchange ie ig Wre.