Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 2

_—_—__ -_ — PAGE TWO THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE renew HOW UNCLE SAM WOULD GARDEN An Article Every Day for Inexperienced Cones Lg Casper Daily Trbunel— ued cvery evening Per, Natrona cou dal the Day Day? s New re Millerand, who this week ¢ his duties as seven cept Sunday at a yo. Publi- Fe Building. IRISH POTATQES While Irish potatoes are not adapted to growing in the extremely mall garden, most gardens prefer to include them in their list. One peck of seed Irish potatoes will plant about 300 feet of row. Potatoes require a well-prepared, rich soil, and it pays to use commercial fertilizer, well mixed with the soil of the hills or the «ows. The seed should be cut two cyes to each piece, with plenty of potato attached. One piece should be planted in each hill and covered to a depth of about three and one-half or four inches. The rows should be at least thirty inches part and the hills twelve to fifteen inches apart in the row. Early Irish potatoes may be planted a little before or about the_ the last spring frosts occur. This will give them an opportunity to rt and reach the surface of the ground by warm weather. Irish require frequent cultivation and should be gradually bed. Large quantities of manure should not be be taken to av seed affected by Advertixing Heprenentatives David IR. 341 He hen he was 3 turned was the defer e of ng miners of Montcea ® only 24 when M. Cler { him editor of La SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year ... Six Months - On2 Monta Ae he became ¥ : eae ; : ring the early period of the grea rapidly and greatly injures the quality > but ¢ r arieid ithe nim orks post of We seed.—United of a cull 4 Member of the Associated Preas he held the important post « The Associated } r Minister. — entitled to the use for all news dispatehes er otherwise credited in alzo che local news _> : 7 ident Wilson on the zue of Nations?” s paper and ASPER GIRL [a PRIZEWINNER IN 2 STATE GONTEST “=: " Today’s Anniversaries | critic t, born Died at July 21, Lang, t hropologis t Selkirk, Scotland. hory, Scotland, came under aber —Great Britain's deci ion of the head “of interpretative reading in war with Russia read from the === hich Pine Bluffs reader won the of one of our five liberty steps ef the Royal Exchange. Miss Kathryn Maho..cy Charms b erred lides, ; of Napoleon I. a SreBE OT abet Laramie Audience with Singing and Divides Honors with University Soloist. of the coun- TWO NEW OIL CONCERNS ARE the annual “High School Wee INCORPORATED Luramie were divided and to Miss = f Kathryn Mahoney of this city be- a the credit for having starred i E O21 division pf the interscholastic ing company, a half-mil- competition, representing the best concern which will main- high school talent of the tate. Of t#in an office at Douglas and conduct interest to friends of ations in Converse count The try hav. #rown so enormously since then that the larger indebtedness of Honors in the wo bi ? nne for the Custer Qil, ai our war debt out obli- 1 that our n Russian t has € per con- OXY-ACETS LENE WELDING SHOP 118 §. David St. Phone 611-3. ZEST EQUIPPED WEDING SHOP TA ihr DENTISTS DR. C. H. BAILEY in the office of Dr. C. W. Thomas Office Hours: $:30 a m. to5ip.m. @ Phone 333 Sundays and evenings by appointment. ELECTRICIANS THE SUN ELECTRIC CO. 149 South Center. Phone 1012 Wiring, Appliancer, Fixtures, Lam ps F. E. McCEVENY Electrical Contractor Repairs and Fixtures - 19-W 141 it First AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 Motor Repairing Armature Winding Electrical Wiring and Contracting OPTOMETRIST W. A. FRENZEL OPTOMETRIST PED TERED REGIS 2D, GLASSES F YES TE inl S. Center AUTO REPAIRS BERTS AUTO KEPAIR 163 S. Ash snor ants he follow report of ® f directors will consist of 7 rerth of St. Quen- ies in which they took part ; Elliott, Emil Hansen, Frederick by the British. aned from the Laramie Repub- ° earne, A. B. Carnine and Row- nd F. Thomas. The Black Dome Oil compa’ auother 2 of! game. Its Year Ago in n War aie song numbers were all de- htful and were perhaps the mo ular contest with the audience as pee eae and cavalry a whole. Miss Lois Jamison of the $200,000, and High school ve “At Lovell. The first directorate will in- Conarge torpe- and her stage presence Leslie G. Beach and Robert E. e done credit to a much ced performer. Miss ‘ of Pine Bluff: a patriotic number, weet Bells of Peace.” < Kathryn Mahoney of Casper utterly charmed her audience, her voice be- ¢ one of unusual sweetness and ; rity, and her whole-performance such that one feels safe in pre- dicting a brilliant future for this . 1, trlented i The closing g ber, a "soprano solo “I os Thrush at E by Miss Tyson of Chey as well er, both of Minnesota, and M ter, J. C. Parker and 1 of Big Horn county. ee DEFERRED ANNUAL MEETING is hereby given that the an- meeting of the stockholders of Holmes Hardware Co. will be at the office of the cor mpany, 145 Second street, Casper, Wyoming, o'clock P. M. on Monday, April 1919, for t ection of a board of directors to ve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such her business as may regul. larly come + b The contestants were 4, ore the meeting. » four thin per cent on J. W. BURNS, Se ce, pr ce, interpretation Pub. March 29,3 919. 1 choice of selection. A decision ————~ ce ed by TURKISH BATHS ee erate A! A BATH AND A GOOD MASSAGE TONIGHT Means PEP FOR YOU TOMORROW. TURKISH BATHS O. S. Bidg. Leo. Wiloth, Mgr. and Dr. Nelson an- the prize would be di- ‘th n in the support ung and inexperienced concluding contest and per- 3 the n t difficult one for so of students was the ptu speaking. At akers were assigned i to prepare three sthel Rowse of Casper cuOREDO) the Ameriean People Can Loan Office Will save you y money on NI your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand, N Impromptu Speaking . & TOM BELL 5 o'clock e hundred w Orle of R eral prog nference s which will begin its ses Louis today, will deal for the East of Main Street. bag, and Suitcases ehenene atti part with the que Reliable . ; hethe merican ¢ er Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centar er t rough musical educa i ton at the expense of the public. _ a r ! Sport Calendar. CATARRH f ( for ar Winter meeting of Cuba Fanta &\ BLADDER CAPSULES , at Havana. Oaklawn Park, LUSK ——anh ae Each Cap- the men o th aun Bowl- sule bears the (MID acid 7 name #a~ Beware of counterfeits' IT TAKES G00D. SOLES 10 D0 THs HH sGeorge Wainoth a a letter carrier , has worn a pair of shoes with lin Soles four months and two His route is twenty miles a day. This test made at our request, proves —__$_$<—____ rig the wearing quality of Neolin Soles to i our satisfaction. From _Lothrops- Famham Co., Dov i. QIRUNKS, THIRTEEN HELD. c#s sccm ews i under a test like this. Peopl RAWLINS, Wyo.—Thirteen Mexi- iatio i Boston. Wilde, 15 Lynch vs Jimmy at London. Britton vs K. GO. nds, at Tulse. rifiths vs Jimmy Duffy, at Philadelphia. Leonard vs Charley Metrie, is, at Des Moines. hones* | The The geek Pot F party. hard on shoes will save money if ae buy them with Neolin Soles. These shoes come in many styles for men, SD gS anh» nese aE aad DPaEE ELLE E FEED SL LY 1000 LOT Lusk Development and Improvement Co., Owners, at Lusk, Wyo. Just north of R. R. Sale Opens April 10, 1919 DON’T MISS IT! The Hitchings-Van Schaack Inv. Co., Agts. FOR SALE Three room bungalow and lot in best part north Casper Addition. Price $1300. Terms to responsible This house just completed, never occupied, is exceedingly well built and finished. kitchen. Nice kitchen cupboard. Act quick if you UPHOLSTERING LPLOLSTERING & WoRK 3. VIRBEL ALTo-TOr 406 i. Gallrend Ave. Phone 1005 ' MONUMENTS ite and Marlie Tombstones Mausoleum. tery Cement Werk. TOMBSTONE WORKS Opponite Pasteflice, Casper, Wyre. Robert Simpson, Phone 6633 OSTEGPATH DR. C. A. SANFORD Osteopathic Physician Room 4 Woced Block Over Golden Rule Office Hours 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. DR. JOHN F. LEEPER DR. W. E. DOWNIE Physicians and Surgeons Smith Bldg. Phene 266 Home cooking at the Harvey. ADDITION viivnewniowes DENVER Soetoate oats coe Water in 3 women and children. ° c 2t this. SY are under arrest pending an in- Have Nedlin Soles put on your worn execu Sebi ee iat caus a ninwaes igation inte the death of James <hoes too. Any ey repair shop will e é ate h is , Cook, a fireman on the Un fic. apply them. Remember—they are ° . 63 mpelled him to com Cook was assaulted by made y Seieuce £6 be coma ortable and “ runken Mex s at Fort § f waterproof, also. Manufactured he ej um r r§) Hela tare Ste EL prestbebtay cies sires ye ° oy iid 3 ‘ ed while Ohio, who make Wingfoot Heele — : p oe hildren on the being removed by train to a hospital 4 wou el thes tie 3 ry qu 5 ; is y tra - Neal wear jfiual sufferers, “Old John The Mexicans under arrest have been eee Phone + y too s as the men who assaulted Neal an. Sol oe , €on 11a es PODS i tn dia NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS. | said Pl Pursuant to a recent City Ordin-! ance you are required to make an plication to the Ci Clerk for a‘ license before April 1, 1919. You will be required to keep your dog eff the streets of Casper, as it is ful for any dog to run at large ets of Casper, within : limits whether licensed or All dogs so found on the streets be taken up and disposed of ac- ling to the*terms of said Ordin- e. Those who wish to keep dogs ss take notice and govern s accordingly. JOHN McGRATH, 3-7-21t Chief Police. PUBLICATION ‘NOTICE! State of Wyoming 3 : ss. Court, in and Plainti cia LOIZEAUX, . Defendant. : te ef Wyoming to Harry G. zeaux: Take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court by ntiff for an absolute divorce HARRY G. on th said Defendan i answer the omplaint filed herein on or before the ril, A. D. 1919, or HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the Court. (SEAL) Pub. Feb. 24. Mar. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. NOTICE OF STCCKHOLDERS’ MEETING OF THE FRENCH OIL COMPANY. ven that a spe- mecting of the stockholders of French Oi] company, a Wyoming ation, will be held at the of of the Company, Suite 17 and 18, Casper, Wyor , 1919, at ten he purpose of c dering ‘on to dis- boo's of te, the assets Cc ‘ompar ny on th of the Company. WILLIAM O. WILSON. Secretary. Mar. 17, 24, 31, 1919. ogee = ig at the Harvey. Home coo and State. a grounds of desertion, and you, 7 MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1919 HOW TO FICHT ‘SPANISH. INFLUENZA (By Dr. TL. w.B W. Bowers.) Avoid crowds, coughs and cow. ards, but fear neither germs or Germans! Keep the system in order, take plenty of exercise in the ‘fresh air and practice cleanline Remember a clean mouth, a ¢ skin, and clean bowels are a tecting armour against disease. To keep the liver and bowels regular and to curry away the poisons + thin, it is best to take a vegetable pil every other day, made up of \ apple, aloes, jalap, and sugar-c to be had at if there is a sudden what appears like a hard co) hould go to bed, wrap w “musterd foot-bath copiousty of hot lemonade. develops in head or back lets. These will flush the bla and kidneys and carry off p germs. To control the aches take one Anuric tab! two hours, with frequent d: femonade. ing and anxious to | In recovering fror tack of influenza or pneum system should be built up with a good herbal Pierce’s Golden made without nd barks of + or his front hich can be obt: stores, or send 10c fnvalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N, trial pacake.—Ady. toni bred pups. Pfleiders. Call 948 South Ash | | WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percentage Call for Estimate PETER CLAUSEN 416 So. Jackson GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. SPOS LIOR aOR IDE LEDS DDO S43 Income The best pe busi center, ked proportionately f 12,000.00, is with only deal. this piece of property. W: 28 Hotel Henning ANERICAN Where They Get Instant Investment income investment ever, 2 entjre block, close in, only three blocks from S. with good substantial buildings bri ing an income of better that $1,000.00 a month, vacant property in same district selling for more tha) offered in Cus- .* with or this property. The 310,000 cash to handk th Some one is going to become independent fromm hy not you? & by a pric & } Investigate. % , ¥ The Casper Realty Co. : Phones 381 and 989 Ground Floor IFPI Ba ELLIE SD. SB Service % Back of Grand Central Bar. WETSUIT OIER ITO OTTO, , BEST BOWL OF \ 15¢ AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH N CHILIINTOWN =k Ail kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. Quick service, highest quality. % ela rh he at wlatoateat ah atiale f3 CALL 74-] - See Ben Transfer Co Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Light and Hairy Hauling. Furnitare and Piano moving a transferred. QUICK AND SRE ACORY SERVICE