Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 6

TR LS LEO IIY OES PAGE SIX SIX par alee : Che Casper D rei abs : MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1919 SS —EEeE sunGESS BASEN [IPS A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON'T WEAKEN— —By Jack Rabbit ONIDEALS, NOT =r Tees ee ee ae (aa FAME, WEALTH eee , peneyoe ONT WEAKEN [o) = 3 reine CAN NOT CREDITORS aa FROM SmaALL let 1 AM AT Life Plan and Determination Most POX LAST IM By Important Factors, Pastor De- — * erent I clares in Address to Casper Graduates. A life consecrated to worthy ide: with achievements measured by s: rifice rather than wealth and fame] acquired at the expense of ¢ ciple | urged on the cl. of 1919 of the rona County high school by the . R. H. Moorman, who delivered baccalaureate address at ser- conducted in the high school! auditorium Su y evening. Gradu- appeared for the time in aps and gowns and occupied, ane with the faculty, the front s oepae tare a -‘n <Sluoteantuleede “=> MIKES FORTUNE N TWELIE YEARS OK WYOMING FARM. pee NCE COST | LUSK- EDGEMONT |RANCH BRINGS __% es store in the best ttde vty in the west solicits, at teast, a share or hls aadeess, tke bythe aston A WICE AS MUCH CO. IS FORMED $43,000, REPORT °.¥°% trade. We are the only plan, straightforward =m strictly Cash Store in Casper. All SS MSW AMGHER TES WCHTION Wi WORLD TORING 4S F”RE LOSSES —— —— ne ts with ctical app! ing ovr store or on delivery. All are } points with illustrations and inci- oe flat ohana tac the fank-Evee .BASIN, Wyo., June 2.—One of treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay Wents drawn from history 2nd ob- es RET 6 5 RE AS : pot 2 ire a = the largest rane als ar LESS. We cater to quality as we adept ‘ BASIN, Wyo., June 2-——J. H.jLast year it produced $34,600 in| Fire insurance companies took| mont Production company, a $500,-|the largest ranch deals of the year TESS We cates to quality s Palas “Tf I were asked to give the two! Montgome of the nd after deducting all ex-| twice as much money out of Wyo- 000 oil concern which will maintain was closed here today when Ernest | 06 Price. a : baignary ies ars nina eR e epee . x last year as their lo: amount- an office at Lusk and operate in that Allen of Medicine Lodge sold his . t important factors in a suc.|Tanchers in the Basin country le 1 allowing for interest on ming ¢ n of n : 3 .odge sold his al life T_would say a life plan/vesterday for a thr rs’ tour of invested in houses and ¢d to, figures tabulated by State In- vicinity The first directorate consists ranch end cattle to Gilmore Harti.. °*SPER COMMERCIAL Co,, it made a net profit of Surance Comm or,|the world. The sto aker, g,.| showing $961 y of his suc- s in the Big Horn E asin sounds and determination,” said the sp two points which he mphasized_ in |‘ oner R. B. Forsyth of L. A, Baldwin, George Ashton, 4, a any Phone t6. .70 paid in for pre-| ‘Thomas M. Fagan, John F. Harkin | Set_0@ basin for $43,000- per acre, or a totel of 3 an exhaustive discussion of the part|ike a real romance. Here is the For the last five years I have | miums and only $450,328.91 paid out and W. L. O'Brien. “ meee ae . , i - 3 j i g i oa v Ss. 7 's ‘ance companies SSS rae mieiaced tinttheniiteser of his success in farming as made a net profit of slightly over f be GURL Mas zs Sides Broninene nena.) The like giawet old_ your correspondent: $20 per acre on the farmine cnd of Teceived $1,157,608.47 and paid out| Gil HW coten, of Shoshoni is vis- Ip J. GIBLIN the present prophecy of the fu-| “I purchased my ranch in 1907, the ranch alone, exclusive of my live- for losses only $431,898.52." tine in Casper today. ture, he seid, and it should take|and after clesring the sage brush istock business which has been con- = : the form of a dominating purpose. roduced the first crop in 1909. I ducted separately. == All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold The value of an education in arted out with the idea of making “I attribute my success larrely to successful life the speaker also em-|the ranch produce $10,000 a year. the fact that all of my crops have Bhaieea al Wanld svantn and lom been fed to the stock on the land, hich hes steadily increased the eld. I have never fed ton of y to cattle or sheep that did not “ me more than market price. Y We represent the Bauitecie rate Life Insurance company of New York and several excellent Fire and Automobile Insurance companies. If interested call at the office and talk it over. JUNE 6TH | Rooms 312-313 Oil Exchange Building. Phone 1176 cial data collec bearing on the ran ject offer substantial proof of rUH this claim, it was pointed out. i Rev. Moorman held the arnest and vere from rat: rar beets than tention of his vudience « Hress, characterized by forceful delivery, proved both in- , having cleared © = teresting and illuminating. Is there eny ¢ from beet Special music featured ghe ser-|ence between vice, including an anthem by thefences in choir, solo, duet and trio selections. | York, Ch = The manager of the Iris theater in the Big Horn Basin within e: expects to have an answer to this hauling @istance of beet dumps question after the showing of the should be worth $300 per acre and new a natural color film, will pay interest on that valuation. !“Kilauea’s Dake of ,”’ which feat- —_————~ - | *jures Wed y et the Iris. Waycross the first city of | VE h F h | fl IN | This miceieel is the first of a series Georgia to give women the ballot. fof Prizma films which will be shown at the Iris during the next few weeks. Its first appearance on the screen in, New York wt HEALTH TALK pne or two other pl. unusual psychologi an \he audiences. . P || According to the experience of Mr. Montgomery every foot of land Attraction The Casper Storage Grocer Extraordinary Z an | ov aorta oth y | Store Closed All Day Friday Open Until 9 P. M. Thursday MAUD POWELL Special Tuesday and Welneuay? from SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIP, betes By Dr. Lee H. Smith. F ; FF; ‘i apleiren eo ) Cees Gosepre ' as aoa) oN, =: Thermopolis to “Treat Em Rough” °2¥sed by the startling beouty and other we fight a German or a germ, Red Raspberries, No. 2 can... World’s Greatest Violinist Richelieu i absolute truthfuln nature of i | * . for Three Days Immediately the picture itself and by the jv ee Putian f goed Hehtnand not Heletelieu rajotiotate: molten lava cupped in a crater) { and if we Keep the system in \} Richelieu rood condition and throw off the poi- nine miles in circumferenc rom the moment the film we ted until the last inch of it hz been projected, there wes a notice- |nble difference in the attitude of the Pitted, Preserved Red Cherries sons which tend to accumulate within our bodies, we can escape the disease. Remember these three C’s—a clean mouth, a clean skin, a clean bowe To carry off posions from the “A wild time for wild men” be- fore the “wild water” feature is for- ever eliminated from Wyoming by the enforcement of national prohi- | bition o be the attraction of the Pianist UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF JESSIE ANDERSON Casper Storage Company General Storage nen audiences. Ther a constant Treat Rough” wild west exhi- 1 Seen aoe eer tae ala, Sem and keep the bowels loose, daily dition which will be held at Ther-|/¥™ming sound, caused by ejacula-/ 40000 os pnt Asi : \tions and by one and two-word com- “08S of a pleasant laxative should mopolis June 27-28-29. M be taken. Such a one is made of May time that is arranged for|™ents to neighbors, all punctuated, itors who are expected to flock |"cording to the report, by sh from the four corners of the state |*Xclamations of amazement rar apple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap, and called Dr. JPierce’s Pleasant Pel- lets. Hot lemonade should be used ———— | | TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT IRIS BOX OFFICE | | f cort _ the ee caTiien oath sates ; = y) Car Lots Canned Goods, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables and ceo ee Te an serelygit Geen by a cath feniitie = Handled, stored, re-shipped and Checked in | UNITED STATES RAILROAD _ putient should be put to bed after a Business Like Manner of the celebration must be. ADMINISTRATION . hot mustard foot-bath. The celebration, while it will fol To prevent the attack of bronchitis + ; ——_— ——————SS low out in general lines the regular Di i ; = 25 n irector General aa Railroads or pneumonia and to control the pain, 9 a = _ a wild west features, will be a depart. PiFestor General Ante tablets aioulé tal ueateod ak o’s Your ure in that many events which it CHICAGO AND “NORTH the drug store, and one given every takes nerve to even think of, let alone oO have already been defi- nitely placed on the program One of these features will be the turning loose of wild buffaloes on the race track and then permitting the Indians led by old Chief Yellow Cat, kill the animals as was the cus- WESTERN RAILROAD COMPUTATIONS INVOICES TIME SHEETS INVENTORIES e © Estimates on Job Work ectrician ce, e Furnished by the CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. Phone 442-W Office Smith Tarter Bldg. Second and Dur¥in with lemonade. The Anu- os were first discovered by CHANGE IN LOCAL TRAIN re, and, as they flush the SERVICE bladde sr and cleanse the kidneys, they - y much of the posions and ic acid. || It is important that broths, milk, buttermilk, ice cream and simple diet two hours. Effective No. 601 will Ist, Chadron wford 1:45 Perhaps that’s not settled as yet, but we _ |] tom before the prairie was usurped * ™- STE Ue ; (eA - 8-50 ¢ be given regularly to s th t | ByitheWwonrushineuwhite ananemOne Dou sper 8:50 a. m. paen regular oO streng hen the | k h ih Z hil eS —— of these events is scheduled for each |TUmMs at Cz ’ pystern (and) ierenaey themvica upesiay now that we can make it worth your while E stbound train No. 602 will leave tance. The fever is diminished by day, if the police and state officials do not call out the army to put an end to the celebration. Another featuye of exceptional merit will be the moving of Hon. J. A.Delfelder’s roundup to the | grounds, where his cowbe about their work in busine: ion. This will be a departure e use of the Anuric tablets, but in dition, the forehead, arms and hands may be bathed with water (te- nid) in which a tablespoonful of s: us has been dissolved in a q After an attack of grip or pneumonia m. inste: to build up and strengthen the sy Casper at 4: .|tem, obtain at a drug store a good p. m. iron tonic, called ‘“Irontic’ er 9:30 a. m., arriving Dougl a. m. Crawford 4:05 Chadron 5:00 p. m. Omaha a.m. No. 606 will leave Lander 9 . instead of 10:00 m., arrivi to see us before you let your contract for electrical work. When it’s things electrical, see us. We will be pleased to bid on your work. And after it is all done we believe that we will have saved you money. And we know you i e as the animals used will not’ be td ¢ : : “show” horses, but will be the real Casper’ 3:50 jor that well known herbal will say so. q f thing. All the local color in ‘the|D-m. and leave « p.m. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.— ill! world will be used to faithfully de- | 5-31-3t_ Adv. pict actual life on the range. There will be three wild days of ili a ial lea | joy with a thrill arranged for every minute, with the ‘Treat "Em Rough” caption in persisting illumination. Billings has already chartered one % + special train to come to the aie : * tion and will be headed by a } commercial club band and pl underway for additional trains Nee Active Representative of QUALITY OF GOODS — SERVICE —THEN PRICE | Electric Supply & Construction Co. Room 1, Mokler Bldg. -- -- Telephone 483-W | Service The function of a strong, progressive bank such as this is to serve every customer to the very best of its ability. 7F) SS. bring the town enmasse to the oer e + Special trains will be run in all di- e + rections to Thermopolis during the ) e uta e ‘| e * celebration. y ee ) ot New York Oy Ait wear SN STOCKS BOUGHID ANDISOLD & Why speculate with your life insurance when you BASIN, REPORT & can get a policy in one of the strongest and oldest life & insurance institutions upon the planet? mere Better be safe than sorry. Call at the office and y. J Th = A eos ied Here Ravebeery a let me explain the latest policies upon the market. Manderson was drowned here by ) alli all i tion ditch. \ J. e THERMOFOLIS BEAT: WORLAND % 312-313 OIL EXCHANGE BUILDING ‘o., June 2.—The r-| analleeiallil Geaenl: Reiday defeated Office: 985-J ——PHONES—— Res.: 474-J the Worland team at Worland by the score of 20 to 4. WII IIS ISIS IIIS IIS SSS. But safety should never be sacrificed in the giving of service. Safety first, last, and always—that is the business motto of this bank. It will never be anything else. Both Cords and Fabrics In Plain and Non-Skid Treads In al! Sizes A Trial Will Convince You of Their Quality Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. Agents CASPER SUPPLY COMPANY OIL CITY ACCESSORY CO. We invite you to freely consult us in the matter of your financial affairs. Let us get acquainted, in whatever department you are seeking” safety with service. The Casper National Bank Caspex, Wyoming USA LELLALLELALLLA