Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 7

BE INTROQUCED WW NATRONA CD Crop Increase Seen by Agricultural Agent in Adaptation of Michi-- gan Strain to Grain Produc- tion of West. Rosen rye, a stiff strawed, large headed variety which, when pure, has over four full rows of grain on over 99 per cent of its heads, will be in- troduced into Natrona county this spting thru the agency of John C. Hays, county agricultural agent, who has received -samples of this sturdy seed rye from the University of Mich- igan where the first tests were made in this, country. . Rosen rye is a pure strain variety, that should prove eas- ily adaptable to Wyoming soil and which was developed at the Michigar Agricultural college. It is a fall va- riety and has given’ much larger yields in Michigan and other states} where used than any of the ordinary type. . At present nearly three fourths of the rye grown in Michigan is Rosen type. Certified Rosen rye can be secured thru the office of Mr. Hays here. This rye yields from five to 10 bushels more per square acre than WOULDN'T TAKE A FORTUNE FOR IT Tanlac Proves of Untold Value to This Man—Gains Twenty- allegations therein contained shall ne taken as true and jidgment rendered accordingly. Witness niy hand and seal of saia ourt-this 8th day of March, A . D. 1919. one Pounds. HAZEL CONWELL, at ———_— * Clerk of the District Court. I. wouldn’t take a fortune for the} (Seal.) good Tanlac has done me, for it has} ALEX B. KING, not only restored my health, but has Atty. for Plaintiff. ic Car Foundry Co., and whose resi- dence is. 553 Clay St., Portland; Ore. | the District Court, Sixth Judicial District. sripps. and it lett me in a very badly x run-down condition. ‘an@. until I’ be- . gan taling Tanlac, I was not able to|LILLIAN GRAY, Defendant. find a +h'>~ that would get me start TO LILLIAN GRAY, above named ed up hill again. My appetite was defendant, whose last known place very poor, and my stomach was it! Of residence was 13 Elm such bad condition that the littie I did eat would give me indigestion. Sometimes for. three or four hours after my meals I would be ajl bloatea|GT@¥, Plaintif® has filed a petition up with gas and suffer something ‘against you in the above named court, street, New York: <{tition of plaintiff pn or before th:1 December, A..D- 1913, and ever since 17th day of May, A. D. 1919, or the|have and till continue to so wilfully THE DAILY TRIBUNE and withouf cause desert and aban- don plaintiff and to live separate and apart from him without. cause or rea- son. And you are further notified that you are required to answer said pe- j tition oni or before the 10th day of May, A.‘ D. 1919, or the allegation herein contained will be taken as true, and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and seal of said ALEX B; KING, Attorney of Plaintiff. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION | The Star-Bair Oil Company was in corporated in the office of the Sec-| ing, on the 4th day of March, 1919.) the acquiring by lease, purchase an’ otherwise, and the owning, holding awful with shortness of breath. © 1|the object and prayer of which is for was badly congtinpated most: of the divorce on the grounds that you wil- headaches. My'‘kidneys gave me lots and disposing of oil and other mineral lands; the operating and development ‘ime, and occasionally suffered fron |ftlly and without cause deserted the/of the same; the selling, manufactur-| Pub. Mar. 15, 17, 18, 1919. plaintiff on or about the 9th day of! ing. transporting ard disposing of ths (H.S.&M.) of trouble also, and I had: a dull, fheavy pain across the small of my back all the time. All my strength and energy seemed to gradually leave me, and I lost a lot. in weight, and finally got so weak and worn-out that I had to give up my work and for|=e three months I was not able to do aj any ordinary rye known. A 20-acre field on a station farm in Michigan in 1918 yfelded'44 bushels per acre. Developing and maintaining a pure strain of rye is one of the most difficult problems of a plant breeder for rye unlike most of the other hands -turn. = “I heard so many folks around Portland talking about the good this |i#= Tanlaw was doing them that I de- cided to buy a few bottles and see if it would help “he. Well, sir, I don’t |i believe it is possible for anybody to|#= improve faster than I did after 1/= cereals; such as wheat, oats and bar- ley, cross fertilizes, greatly resemb- ling corn in this characteristic. The; tite improved from ithe very first |3= rye| bottle, the condition of my stomach |S seed on an island off the mainland. |%00n improved so much that I could In order to keep Rosen Rye pure it|eat just anything I wanted and I should be grown at least a quarter) Would not haye indigestion Danish people grow their pure of a mile from common rye. Rosen rye was selected and im-|the more I took the better I felt, and proved from an envelope of Russian rye furnished-in 1909 by Mr. Rosen, a student from Russia at the Michi- gan Agricultural’ college. The va- riety immediately began to show its outstanding superiority and after proving its ability to double the yields obtainable with any other variety, it was distributed in a number of coun- ties and, where kept pure, is continu- ing to maintain the record established on extension farm plats. Once the crossing of common and Rosen rye becomes noticeable it is easy to see the decline, but even then the yield ‘is increased from five to. 10 bushels an acre over common rye. _ Mr. Haya plans to make éests of va- tious acreages in this this summer with the. object of keeping all the‘Rosen rye introduced here of ® pure strain and compare the re- sults with the country where ¢om- . vs . mon rye can be grown and from tests|LEON H. McCARDLE, Defendant. obtained in other vicinities should double the rye yield in this county, if’ used extensively. MINORS LEARN | - SMOKE HABIT SHERIDAN, Wyo—Appalled by ‘divorce upon the ground that fora pe- began taking that medicine. My appe- |= after- wards. I kept on taking Tanlac and after taking six bottles all my trouble | == disappeared. I am never bothered with that pain in my hack, and my kidneys seem to bé in good condition. T am rid of constipation, and never. have a headache at all. I have gainea ‘a lot in weight, im fact I weigh more today than I ever weighed in my life, and thanks to Tanlac, I am well and strong every way as I ever was, and am glad to recommend it to every- body.”” Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Cas- per Pharmacy and in Alcova by the Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The Stete of Wyoming;»County of Natrona, ss. f 3 | IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH, JUDICIAL DISTRICT. i SUSIE 1%, McCARDLE, Plaintiff. TO LEON H. McCARDLE: the above- named defendant, whose last known place of residence was Mil- ton, Oregon: F ; You ‘will please take notice, that Susie. L. McCardle, Plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the; ‘above-named Court, the object and prayer of which are for an absolute One of the new waist-neam suits; single and double-breasted models; ready to show the results: of ‘an investigation by|riod of more than one year preceding teachers and schoo) workers, reveal-!the filing of said pe.ition, you have ing that an abnormally large’ number| neglected to provide the common ne- of little boys have become. victims] ¢essities of life to plaintiff, and thar, of the cigaret habit, a vigorous cam’ |said neglect was not the result of raign against the sale of tobacee to|poverty which you could not nave minors has been instituted. Violators|‘avoided by ordinary industry. And _ you, are furthér notified thar vou-are required to answer said pe- will be prosecuted to the limit of the law. i meg Gees 8124 SN 3 8 8 ZAGAT! o9 90a WO EY wy Size Bir wT nM WY NC) AT Es bs a we you. The style hits ef the season, { 4. 4 \ Copyright 1919 Hart Schaftner & Marz The correct st Next you see a one-button “Prep double-breasted effect; one of the many stylish models for first long trouser men, mate Oh Af a row money and to mortgage and en- |cumber the property of the coropra tion, and to acquire all kinds of rea} jand personal property in conection therewith, and to do all things neces sary or convenient to carry out ef- fectually the main objects of said | corporation. , Its. capital stock is Two Hundred Fifty Thousand ($250,000.60) _ Dol- lars, divided into two hundred fifty thousand’ (250,000) shares of the pa (5) and those who will manage the ‘affairs of the company for the first shall be carried on in the C -Natrona and State of Wyo! in such other places in th Wyoming and in the United £ Glens Falls, New York and Albany,! retary of State at Cheyenne, Wyom- | the Directors may decide. The principal office, of the Com You will take notice that Mason C,}The objects of said corporation are; pany is located at Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, and the agent in charge thereof is C. D. Murane. THE STAR-BAIR OIL COMPANY By C. D. Murane, President. | ”? suit; a touches, | products thereof, with power to bor ! The elderly man wears a stylish three-but- ton sack with patch pockets; we have many othér dignified models with all the newest y PAGE THRE! 1 PAGE SEVEN ?aSturd y Womanbood Sha is Inthe Health and Strength ~ A J of the Wives and Mothers “@ ¢ De Rests the Future Integrity ad S added twenty-one pounds to m: Mar. 8, 15, i x p ; iy lar. 8, 15, 22, 29, Apr, 5, 12,|Court this 1st day of March, A. D./value of One ($1.00) Dollar per weet eeu tert like faite , 19, 1919. 4 1919. 3, BeLEL CONT ERE |share. Its terms of existenge is ‘fifty cotta of the Nation. . ” i SSE RES Trey Slerk of the District Court. | (50) years. 1 ¥ ‘wer, a valued employee of the Pacif. |, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION: (Seal) The aariter of Directors is five We must preserve our womanhood. There is need, greater than ever for strong women. Appurently, the race is formerly or our women are victims of an over-civili t as tion gen. Pub. Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, 20, April 5,! year are L. E. Bair, H. E. Champion. able to resist disease Fathi mo nthe ago ” be cote state not wrromine, County of Na-| 19, 1919, |E, L. Hambright, C.D. Murane and | Thousands suffer and thousands| bottle brought good results, but a : te * MASON C. GRAY, Plaintiff. iets) i W2pH Race Ones inaidious’ of disessen.| (wy ra azo, T wouldn't is now and foam hale and hearty 63. 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Hotel one-half block to the right. ‘ W. L. BEATTIE, Prep and Mgr. The Nicolaysen Lumber Co EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 62. Ofce snd i= __ sider this stbre as a style center, we believe they'll appreciate these style notes for spring ’19. We make it a point to be first i with the newest; we get the best clothes that are made for you; clothes produced by real style creators — Hart Schaffner & Marx GENERAL TENDENCIES WAIST-SEAM OVERCOATS IN THE SPRING STYLES created by these great clothes - THE WAIST-SEAM IDEA expressed in spring overcoats is makers you'll find that the openings at the front of the coats vty popular; there are both single and double-breasted _ aré a little lower; lapels are slightly narrower; the notches of models; some have four panel backs; others have six panels; the lapels are a little lower; the coats are body tracing with you'll have to see them to really know how stylish they are a little moye suppression at the waist line. ‘ QTHER SPRING OVERCOATS WAIST-SEAM SUITS 'ORM-TRACING VARSITY Overcoats are good; so - HART SCHAFFNER & MARX waist-seam suits are the : new free-and-easy Raglans; the 1919 Balmaccans: order of the day; specially becoming to the well set-up fighter“ em made of rain-proofed fabrics. coming back and to the average young American; single * jBF .NEW FABRICS and double-breasted; slash pockets are favorites; many of TH ye ABERTY STRIPE in suits is the newest idea; checks; them have piping around the collars and the pockets; some —_overplaids; mixtures; browns, greens, blues, sage; plenty of have the bell sleeves and roll sleeve-heads. color and life. 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