Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 6

Tote mb aes 2 AGE SIX REGULARS NEXT. SUNDAY, REPORT Midwest Not Ales Over Re-| ports of New Additions to | Thermopolis Nine But | “Saw Wood” in Prac- | tice Work. | The Midwest Refining nine with| one or two exceptions will present its asual lineup when it goes against the! Thermopolis sluggers Sunday after- noon and while the “invincibles” of | the hot springs town are said to be strengthening their aggregation by a weeding out and building up process, | the locals are pounding the ball} around the lot with supreme confi-| dence in their ability to repeat last) Sunday’s performance and force the} short end of the score on the visit- ors. Manager Abrogast has made no announcement as to who will oceupy | the box here, Nelson having handled | a ball last week that injured his hand | and required a rest for a few days, | but he has ample material to hold down the hits and no anxiety is felt in this connection. Rumor has it that the Midwest has another southpaw in training who may spring a surprise on Sunday. In point of interest Sunday’s game} holds no parallel in baseball history | here, resulting largely from last week’s victory after successive de- feats and the fact that Thermopolis had maintained a 1,000 per cent rec-/| ord until they bumped against the Midwest here. Hundreds will be at- tracted from central Wyoming in ad- dition to a big crowd from Thermop- olis, including the special train char- tered by the Elks for Saturday eve- INDIAN SINGER 'AT THE WIGWAM | Silver Tongue, a noted Indian tenor, is entertaining large crowds at the Wigwam every evenin~ from 8 until 11 o’clock, Lest nighh crowd of merry makers yv.s..-- su. Wigwam and spent virtually the entire evening attending the plezs- ant musical program. Two special musicians have been engaged by Mr. Ferguson to accompany the tenor} and the result is a pleasing combina- tion of fine singing and music. Seager DENVER IL MARKET | STRONGER THURSDAY ON | REPORT OF TWO WELLS Cow Gulch led in activity in the Denver oil stock market Thursday. The bid price reached $3.70, a gain from $2.95, the closing bid Wednes- day, and a total advance of $1.40 compared with the low of last week. A persistent demand for Cow Gulch has existed in all brokers’ offices for sevaral days, and they report that only a comparatively small amount of stock has been called out by the rapidly advancing price. What is back of the rise is the cause of much t Hood River strawberries will be scarce this year. Get them now at any grocery. ¢ of 50 cents for the week. There was no marked change in the quotations of other Lusk field ning. Report has it that there will be enough Thermopolis money to cover everything in sight, and the Thermop-! olis band will be brot along to en-| liven the affair. | The work of doubling grandstand | accommodations at the athletic park i is| proceeding rapidly and there is no| doubt of its being filled to capacity. Casper fans expect one of the largest turnouts in the history of baseball here. ———E—E The finest strawberries that grow. | Hocd River. Get ther now for pro | serving. at any groc Ts TEWVER-BLAGK HILLS WILL BRANCH OFF AT WHEATLAND, 1S REPORT ja gain of 30 cents compared with guess work and speculation. The Ohio-Cow Gulcf well on _ section} 30-36-64 is reported to be drilling close to 8,500 feet and going good. This well is 1% miles due east of stocks. The tone of the whole mar- ket was noticeably improved. well on section 25, which is said te/ be almost ready for completion. The Western States-Producers and | Refiners-Cow Gulch well on section 19, in the eastern part of the Lusk field, now is down 1,800 feet and making unusuelly rapid progress, having been started April 12. The site of this well is supposed to be on the crest of the eastern structure, and its success would prove new ex- tensive territory. Lusk Petroleum stock, which has gone up in sympathy with the price! of Cow Gulch, also continued its ad- vance Thursday, selling up to $1.60, Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY As a Splendid Investment | Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 Wednesday’s price, and a total rise| WHEATLAND, Wyo., June 13.— A new federal, state and country road from Denver to the Black Hills via Laramie, Wheatland, Guernsey, and Lusk, is to be built this year, ac- cording to present plans of the high- way commission. The engineers have completed the survey and forwarded their recommendations to Washing- tion for approval. This will make Wheatland the point of intersection | for the Yellowstone Highway and the Denver-Black Hills highway and will bring a great volume of traffic this way. The road from Wheatland to Guernsey will follow the general line of the old road, instead of the later county roads which follow section lines. The old road is shorter and gives a better grade, and that is one of the chief aims of the highway com- mission—to secure the best grades and shortest distances. It will open up a lot of dry ferm country be- tween here and Guernsey with first class roads and be a great benefit to everyone along the line. HOW TO FIGHT SPANISH INFL UENZA (By Dr. L. W. Bowers.) Avoid crowds, coughs and cow- ards, but fear neither germs Germans! Keep the system in good order, take plenty of exercise in the fresh air and pructice cleanliness. Remember a clean mouth, a clean skin, and clean bowels are a pro- tecting armour against disesse. To keep the liver and bowels regular and to carry away the poisons within, it is best to take a vegetable pill every other day, made up of May- apple, aloes, jalap, and sugar-coated, to be had at most drug stores, known as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- lets. If there is a sudden onset of what appears like a hard cold, one should go to bed, wrap warm, tzke) a hot mustard foot-bath and drink copiously of hot lemonade. If pain develops in head or back, ask the! druggist for Anuric (anti-uric) tab- lets. These will flush the bladder| and kidneys and carry off poisonous | germs. To control the pains and aches take one Anuric tablet every two hours, with frequent drinks of lemonade. The pneumonia appears| in a most trecherous way, when the influenza victim is apparently re- eevering aud anxious to leave his bed. In recovering from a bad at-| tack of influenza or pneumonia the system should be built up with a good herbal tonic, such as Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, made without alcohol from the roots end barks of American forest trees or his Irontic (iron tonic) tablets, which can be obtained at most drug stores, or send ic to Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial pacake.—Adv. - : nor New 3-Room Bungalow $150.00 WILL GIVE YOU IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | Has water in kitchen; walls kalsomined and building painted completed; built on a large 50-ft. lot in North Casper; balance payable like rent. Casper Realty Co. Ground Floor Henning Hotel Bldg. Phone 381 woe \ Sw Wh blindly ‘When you buyany- thing before you see it, you risk dis- nt and loss. 18 ‘exaculy as Tepre- yetnot whatyca thought it was and what you ted. You maybe. "@ worth and yes bad investment. | Four mone moe! 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Reteally soates Gevaaras le range. can you appreciate its re ts the opportunity | show you the Majestic— the range itself ; Bere on our peed where you can con- Sold by. Schulte Hardware A 132 South Center 33 Phone 64W Gs», Salalaaal iat DS be WELL KiN-| COT Your. GRASS FoR A BULLET GREETS sheriff’s office is making a search for! the Converse House about midnight] and shot. George Wilson. to the identity of the man are very meagre and it is doubtful if the de-| scriptions given will result in his ap- prehension. there came a knock at the door. Wil-) i Fen CUTTING IT— EAT (IT RIGHT OFF THE GROUND MAN AROUSED | FROM SLUMBER DOUGLAS, Wyo., June 13.—The he man who entered room four at}! Cfies sai today for burial Wilson was in bed asleep when! SHFEAN REMAINS TO CHADRON FOR BURIAL The remains of Thomas S. Sheean, | Northwestern engineer who died of injuries received in Saturday’s wreck, | were accompanied to Chadron, Nebr., by his wife and daughter, who came to Casper to be with him following the accident. FOR SALE Fine corner lot on South Lin- son’s pal answered and then opened} the door to find three men under the} influence of liquor standing there. | When esked what they wanted one of theni drew a revolver and dis-| charged it, the bullet entered Wil-| bon’s thigh. The wounded man was) taken to the hospital at once and his) condition at last reports was not se-| coln street, two blocks south of Second street, fine loca- tion, has two-room furnished house on rear of lot facing Cunningham street. This is a bargam; part czsh and terms. See owner at 819 Cunningham street. W rious although he will be laid up ee the discovery well, and about three. | Ott Kr | several weeks. fourths of a mile east of the Ohic O i. ausse |= FIPIFLLALLLLA ALAA LEAN THEM 1 COMPUTATIONS TIME SHEETS Estimates on Job Woik Comptometer Operators INVOICES Furnished by the CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. Phone 442-W Office Smith Tarter Bldg. nd and Durbin What $2 cessful, profitable saving. Start NO you. terest at heart. There is no red-tape here. cheerful, ways. C. H, McFARLAND, Manager Savings Department MT a 2 Ch hk dh hh dA hh hh hh dL A WEEK WILL DO In less than a year $2.00 saved every week will amount to over $100—and by that time you’re on the sure road to suc- As little as a dollar e opens a savings ac- count at this bank. A welcome awaits We want you to regard this bank as YOUR bank—to meet its officers, and to feel that we have your every in- We believe in the “Service” idea—and. that means helpful accommodation, al- The Casper National Bank N MP VILALEEE EEE AA EAA MAA AA Lh \ \ N N \ N N \ N N \ N \ N) \ N N De Management Mrs. Nye Roberts 516 South Durbin Street - - - - « LUNCHEON SERVED PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES ¥ Casper Private School § New Location Monday, June 16, Tobin Residence Phone 339 Beginners’ Class, Primary Grammar Depts. Hours: 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. FRENCH AND MUSIC FEATURED BACKWARD STUDENTS TUTORED OPEN AIR CLASSES MUA SAL ALSOP AAA LL AA \ \ \ : . ; \ \ . - \ \ . .) N \ . \ i CESSES TT Sa ee eee ope —— ASPER 1) Pl AY { (IPs A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON'T WEAKEN— : —By Jack Rabbit] ITS A GREAT LIFE. IF You DONT <a “geo m ‘AMERICAN CAFE\§ Serves You Right CREAM WAFFLES Served 5:00 a. m. to 11:00 a. m. And from 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m. EE. & C. GROCERY Corner Linden and Beech St. Phone 545-W The cleanest store in the West See for Yourself FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS 9 No. 2 Tomatoes, can ..... 6 bars Maxine Elliot Toilet Soap 5 bars Swift Pride Soap ...... 2 pkgs. Sambo Buckwheat Paneake Flour.. 11 Ibs. Pinto Beans .......... We Carry the Famous Sunkist Line of Canned Fruits We Deliver on Time Pro Bono Publico (For the Good of the Public) ‘Boselly & Carr Casper Choral Society SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Durbin and East Second Streets FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919 AT 8:15 P. M. “THE ROSE MAIDEN” Cantata par soli and Chorus by F. H. Corven Soloists: Mesdames H. C. Bretschneider, James Burns, Burton Nye, Don Lobdell, C. E. Wygant, Miss Baeda Ericson, Messrs. C. E. Hood, E. J. Donahoe, A. L. Cook and J. C. McCulloch. RUDOLPH LUNDBERG_ MISS JESSIE ANDERSON_ Tickets 50 cents. For sale by members of the society, Richter’s Music Store and Prof. Lundberg’s Studio, Dur- bin and East Second Streets. J. J. 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