Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1918, Page 4

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE States? One of the womer, who had ™, come to France in Y. M. C. A. enter- .\) | tainment work, started a vocal class t offce, and you would have said that those wounde American soldiers never had be uilty of a grouch in all their live: you could have heard them singing k-Katie, beautiful Katie, ‘ You're th e-g-g-girl that I ao oe adore. They were still grinning happ goo%. nature utterly restored GREAT AREA (OF WHITE OREAD NO TREAT TO SIGK AND WOUNDED WEN WEST & HAPLETT. HERE'S WHAT YOUR GIFT TO WAR WORK SENDS O'S the door, and said so. It Was a Treat, All Right “Oh, I guess they us they were LOCKED UP HERE Idaho, Colorado, N. lew Mexico P Se . and Wyoming to Profit b: modestly disclaimed Controversy with Big Indian Com-! Designation ee Hécsestesd: [By United Presxt vi M. ¢ ee OE i it pany Leads to Arrest of Trio | Acreage PARIS, Nov. 16.—It was one of , nid the nurse, “Ba ds Ar. those auys when everything hud gone y_ Gay, both at but Bonds are Ar- : > 2 hospital is ; By Associated Prens] wrong in the con scent wards of i ranged for Here | WARRINGTON Nov ore._gcz. |e certain French hospitel, partly ished with white bread for les é retary Lane today announced that ® Ven over to wounded American sol- s if to contrad Americans.” Salt Creekk has developed a’ land) fo land were designated in October ‘iers. opened at th oo. eiwcrnenl: omen ee case of unusual interest. The lease that approximately 1,166,000 acres Most of them had been getting wome each other for a moment, then they of the Big Indian Oil company on for entry under the stock ra; along nicely, that was the trouble. ¢: on 33-37-79 is claimed by the) homestead law i Heroes don’t work at heroics all the k 1 they have it all the time,” . Indian and the West ahd Hazlett) New Mexico tga wrt ‘* lehile; and if there is ever a time by the way the lea done of them when could interests and the prospects are good) In October more than 735,000 When they knock off on t . ou'll neve: for a long fight in the courts. acres were designated as non. While they are convalesci o eating th West and Hazlett moved a drilling, irrigible under the enlarged home. | USe Will tell you that. Or Way Tabiohkae ts in on the property Thursday, stead acts governing these lands in ticular day the men who had i please them more th evening and attempted to start drill-| Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and ished themselves like m Hoth wer were s ing a well. Friday the officials of| Idaho and are open for antes in ‘While they waited for stretcher bear- ee the Big Indian went to Salt Creek) tracts not exceeding 320 acres. ers, were acting like kindergartners HONE SIRE Word eae —_ HIGH SPEED IN TUBE TRAFFIC IS PROJECTE and were accompanied by the county officers who ejected the West and Hazlett men. | The West and Hazlett interests! claim that the lease is theirs thru a prior lease and they are basing their! claims on the driling of a well that completed before the Big Indian} le French wutiousty u have brot with sore thumbs. The curtains were too high, and the curtains were too low. The bed: were too soft, and the beds were too hard. The oat s raw, and ‘the oatmeal was overdo Only the mothers at home, who had nursed the } husky warriors thru the mumps and look at them a l cari each : an bread BERTON LOOKS. AEA t “Could we s put down their well, The trio of men | vo nat — measles could have thot! them heroes ‘Aw [ j v were validating for the West; LONDON, Nov. 16.—London will Just then. Could the: a Hi and Hazlett interests wer brought to |shave some high speed tubes for pas- Nothing Was t Right the question the i sper by Deputy McKenzie of the} senger traffic, if plans outlined by “Darn that pillo uttered one whoop. Callers fron Some oe ff's office and this morning|F. W. C. Kearney materialize. Mr.| of the American sol It hurt one to see them CHEY y Nov. 16.— were making arrangements for their Kearney said surveys had been made} him to hit it so hard, and you could “Hello, boy: miled the nd W Mc- r on bond. They gave their for two tubes, run mainly by gravity tell from the expression on Cc. A. women, Z ) of Riverton were the »s as Peters, Anderson ad Mc-\on the switchback system, which! but it would have hurt him ou n_ business, ing Cain. | Would carry trains from Cricklewood to hit something just then. » north last night. or ac et (North London) to the Oval (South “Monsier should look out for the T yas another whoop at that Riverton to increase | London) in twelve minutes, allowing collarbone,” reproved the little new you'd like it,’ beamed th the end of the v RANCHER I$ CRUSHED RY for eleven stops; while from the French Red Cross nurse. he motherly woman o led the der. “The Riverton | Crystal Palace to the Strand the jour- Under his breath the American sol- We've beer thousands of acres | ney would be covered in ten minutes dier said something that sounded like much that land out of doors to |. A proposal for a tube between East “TI shall read to you—no?” offered opportunities in River SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. 16.—A |Ham and Woolwich would shoot the the little nurse to the half. dozen n many lines. Our new f accident occurred .13 miles P#S8engers under the Thames, a jour-| neare rs s “svidly approach 1 of Clearmont when Charles C. | "°Y of half a mile, in fifty-seconds. “No!' nly, in as S$ stion, and will Kentley, a well known rancher of ees tok nearly a vicious a way they could nthe state. A that ity, was crushed to death; © speak to anyone so kind as the little to Hear News : road to the Yellowstone park, jn the shaft of a mMe from wWhich| > ‘ The boys fell upon the from Rawlins by way of Riverton, he was removing coal. Mrs. Bentley, Today S Quotations “Just look at that, would you?” with the custo of famished me w y tourists our way next who was also in the shaft but nearer || added one of the boys. “Disgusting, ate one piece and asked for another » entrance than her husband, was | Tcall it! Simply disgusting!” They finished tha t for a wee Furnished By TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Love a Lover? No! They all turned and stared with third. Me ile the to the bo} oversea’ r Work. o caughf by the slide and nar-| escaped sharing the fate of her | ted ¥ the | French nurse. | | j } | eatest animosity at and. | Telesis dirs es ie i 24 phone 203 nearby, where a pretty : 2 , a y nch _ While details are lacking it seems | was saying goodby to her “peilu” af- that Mr. Bentley was working in a a! S 3 ‘ ee ter her afternoon visit at the hos- te mine removing his winter's, crumb of white bread F SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1918 an attack on the Mexican military. « 1 by Senor Pallares. Luis Zamora Plow- © paper, reported threatened with SUSPENSION. OF ALLIED: PAPER FOLLOWS THREAT death if he r sue its political OF MEXICAN MILITARY ==": If 3 ad ar time“eat at the White 10-26-30t Nav, 16—Reeently| ©" qi2-3¢° ekiy political pa- It was the i had the any of the few pro-Ally capital which « of the present ation GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., Crude Oil Testing « Specialty P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. largest 1 WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percentage Call for Estimate PETER CLAUSEN | 41 So. Jackson. STORAGE Household Goods, Pianos, Storage House Rte. en Burlington Tracks CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING CO. eo Fy gl ir F. J. S. SUR - 7 Car. Bightecath ad Curt sts Petroleum Geologist DENVER, COLO. — Wir LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS cured by a scientifi cation. The only where the Genu ourse of medi, menWealth Bidg.. Colorade ET For That Sunday Dinner A Pint, Quart or More of Delicious ICE CREAM i par i aia "Tis Made in Casper Casper Dairy and ice Cream Co. te SS |pital. It was really 4 Phone 471 of coal and that Mrs. Bentley! Stoc! re 2 ‘ % War F fipte: : = thi e, who v ae eintineiel Suddenly thi x Bid = Ask | scene, but the,nurse, wh War Funds walls of tha aging ala ‘and Bentley American p O14 oe was buried in the shaft. Rocks also poten Wee be PER LL APPA RAE PRPRPRAPPPRPRPAPP LEA AE EB aria: naa eH ell on Mrs. Bentley, injuring her| p: ‘ | % , Ps limb, but she was able to extricate Bit ae aoe 3 r poe = a herself and summon help. James Big Five “ont 3 ; parva and Ellsworth Overton, two Casper Enibar “008 r U 0 0 e al in } neighbors, came to her assistance and Columbine Seog Ou now a @) BI t p p r g as rapidly as possible removed the reste: "30 a bris and brot out the body of Bent-| ‘ ley Apparently he had been in-| e F. sas } santly killed, his body and one leg Giensock, Ol A p rr Let Tucker do your Auto Top Repairing. Satis- ring been crushed while the body as i e Orr @)) o He) a was in other ways badly mangled. "eel Wyoming ; faction Guaranteed Freed x | New Tops made to order in one day New Side Cur- ANOTHER REVOLT BELOW | Midwest, com ---and A re Going to Get tains made to order. Midwest, pref. = New Radiators and Engine Covers for all make cars BORDER PROVES FIZZLE Midese eee and trucks. Old Tops and Curtains Repaired and new lights Northwest } < a eh Si 5 eee put in, , ne y he Styleplus manufacturers an- ES Dee GIES, Nov: 16—The Mania wees q 5 y ae z. a z 1 io We do ail kinds of Amomobile Upholstering. We lion inaugurated 1h Someta Re doe | Beemier cae nounce the retail prices to the pt DUC $ wall call and get your work and return it. } Cabral and Julian Medina recently | Republic Pet. they c rte. four satisfaction — Lay , has faaled_ out completely cently Saitoh they guarantee your satisfaction—they leade’ are said to have started their United Pet. - vement with €ome 500 followers, | U: S. Steel-- result of the operations of Gen. | Wind River - = 1 Ets the revolutionists have been, Western Ex, --- ~- educed to a sin nd of ab 2 men, whick eens vefuse In the|_ WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET \vul mountains, while Cabral and Me-| Warm Springs - es ‘na are reported to have fled back Salt Creek - across the American border. Big Muddy - —————_ | Elk Basin — Why not let Handbury-Johnson Co, | Grass Creek put your plumbing in condition for | Fossil — the winter? Phone 988. 11-6t Lander - —. | Your appreciation for the service’ the boys have given you will be meas- ured by your response to the call for ; : work ona plan of concentration on a few grades. Styleplus Cloiiies $25 -$30-$35_ SURE ET ‘Each grade the seme price the nation wer" eC : cee Styleplus are fashioned by a great de- signe and tailored by expert cratisn “Backing up the boys” is a mere ‘rifle compared to the tough job of Yighting. Don’t let a chance slip to fvney to provide them with com. 1.45, them along. Siz the trade. Try our compartment plite lunches, The phone number of the Blue Wes kre hie meek cf b White Houge Cafe, — 10-26-50t, Front. Grocery has been changed. ve have a large display or ! be ~~. __—_ 458, ‘ : ; cea . 1 ahah en colors and models for men who want the N Us generally agreed now that food L a ‘idn’t win the war. The fighters get! Some lucky person is going to ride the credit. Your chances to help are a Cad for the next year for the cost limited. Get busy and put your/of gas an doil. Will it be you? Take money to working for the boys. ‘a chance before it’s too jate. Going to Build? Well it will pay you to let me figure. Only first class work solicited. No job too small and none too large. Phone 174-W. Harzis, Builder and Contractor. Estimates furnished Free of Charge. Also if in the Market for All-Metal Weatherstrips. Call the same Phone and get your work done by men who know how. WM. M. HARRIS Builder and Contractor, Phone 174-W } ‘ ty * ] latest dictates in style and model more conservative dressers. ; The Bloom Shoe & | = ° Clothing Co. Sec our Neckwear, Mufflers, ete. We control the sale of Styleplus Clothes in town. IFPI PPPLLLLEALLAZALLLEZLLLALAALAZLALZLLZALALLALAZLLLLLLZA N MPMI EL LB LI ILI D EI ILL SE I MIM MSL DD Phone 569-M Liberty Bonds Wanted BOUGHT FOR CASH—TOP MARKE The Security Loan Co. No. 4 Kimball Bldg. Phone 702 Shop at 620 East Dover T PAID er aa a BT a ‘ S BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN \ N Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at & yy popular prices. Quick service, highest quality. Team Work of All Kinds. Also Sand and Gravel Hauling 15e AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH \ OO IIII TTI IIS ISIS PMO STARK & COMPANY, Phone 713R IN WAR TIMES, CONSER MATERIALS Don't that Broken Cz g, but % it to us to be welded, save you time ™: ' Welders and Brazets of ¢ Iron, Aluminum, Bronze snd other metals. ALL WELDS GUARANTEED. OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP M&S, Davis Across From. Shockley's. Phone 611-3 " Pee CCCCeBCeeer When You Are in Trouble, Bring Your CAR TO US OR PHONE 79.) % Best Mechanics—All Work Guaranteed EASY SIDE GARAGE Phone 79,J. Pree iyi ryrt ror

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