Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1919, Page 5

570,000 GARAGE 5 PLANNED FOR MAKWELLAGENGY a=: | Present Facilities Swamped and New Home Js Contemplated to * Handle Increasing Volume “of Business Casper is to have a new $20,000! fire-proof garage within the next thir- ty days. George L. Craddock an- nounced the plans today for the new| garage which will be bujlt near the | present site of the Maxwell company, 167 South Ash street, and is to han-) die Maxwell and Chalmer motor cars. Four lots have been purchased for | $7,000, making a 100-foot front with a depth for the garage of 140 feet. The new building is to be a two- story brick structure and to be as near fire-proof as can be constructed. A basement will be used for dead storage. Architects are working on the plans for the building now and work is to start as soon as the plans are completed. Mr. Craddock said that the new garage would be up-to-date in all re- spects and that a full line of parts and equipment for Maxwell and Chal- mer cars would be carried. Mr. Craddock started selling Max-| of well cars two months ago and found! that his present facilities for hand- ling cars here had been outgrown and| & determined to build a new garage. He sold twenty-six cars in that pe- riod as well as two trucks. A car- load of one and a half ton Maxwell trucks is on the way to Casper to be delivered to the Richards oil field. His large business here resulted in the placing of Mr. Craddock on the list of preferred dealers in the state. The Denver office has given him; preference in order that the demand for 's might be supplied. Sam C. Clark is Mr. Co raged) k's partner. MIDWEST REFINERY MAY. TAKE MEASURE WESTERN CLUBS IN BIG TOURNEY Baseball iS) GR on the Casper nine are anxious te have a fling at the -vestern baseball tourney to be played in Denver, starting August of fic arymen. IT’S A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON’ | — By Jack Rabbit WYOMING PEOPLE NEAR DEATH PON CONSTABULARY Governor Casey a may be asked to make representations to the governor | hig; of Colorado regarding the experience | wor ok at Mr. and tored into Colo., the anite Canon, ped death from bullets fired their car by two men representing 74 themselves to be Colorado constabu- | of The shooting took place! m; Wednesday in Owl canon while Mr. and Mrs. Hosack were enroute to La Porte, When the car was within a few feet of a pile of boulders at one side of the road two men with guns s' from behind the rocks and command to the car as quic kly as posible—which was within 75 machine came to lets had struck it, gasoline tank and the other lodged in the seat at Hosack'’s back |so nearly passed thru th severely pwcuid have ended his life seat padding not stopped it. Hosack demanded an explanation shooting and that the two men were Colorado of- s and that he was suspected of carrying liquor into Colorado in vio- lation of the state’s law. was searched but no liquor found, and the Wyomingites then were per- bruised WHY DONT NOU COME FISHING WITH ME — ITS GREAT EXERCISE WHEN FIRED st Mrs. W. J. Hosack of Wyoming, when th Colorado and narrow Lin Mr. Px tall and ney inches year. A special ca. Denver. SALT in a Dodge roadster. halt. Hosack stopped 5 feet—but before the tandstill two bul- one piercing the The latter p seat that it ’s back. It had the Hos: Leasing Bill. was informed eribe. latest the His car -AIGGEST MAN IN WORLD DIES AT TORRINGTON. WEIGHED 620. POUNDS TORRINGTON Fred Putney, said to have b man in the his home between Torrington was 6 weighed 620 measurement around the He was e and was a well known cattle- Death was due to dropsy, from which he had suffered for the past CREEK PRODUCERS This great Oil Producer and market leader is stated to have nearly 100 producing wells cap- ped awaiting passage of the Oil this company. information west Refining Company, and four) (0 feet 2 inches thildren. The body is being held DR. M. HARNED | pounds. His! here ¢ _ girth orks here Rasy g bak frp apie If Chiropractor. 174 9 abeut 30 ypat| the body is not sent genm hans; the - grout GO Tears | burial will be held Wednesday atten Tn eee noon from the Shafer- undertak Phone 369W ing parlors. 3 , cet was ordered from Our latest Wyoming Oil Re- sume Letter No. 2, fully des- Also gives regarding OIL LEASING BILL now before Congress, with an up-to-date map of the Wyoming oil districts and latest together Midwest Oil Northwest Omar Glenrock Allen 22. They are willing to show the Mitted to proceed. siigUlai data coutecnt nines from western Kansas and Ne- PS) ar cee eere Cate, COHCSEIIE byaska, and Coloredo, Wyoming and THEFT (if STUNT GAR Merritt Oklahoma that the Midwest Refining J So steht company has one of the best little B. biog teams in this section of the country. CHARGED IN COMPLAINT Focten: Wire. The tournament is to last more than idwest Ref. a week, according to present arrange- aénts, and some of the best semi- pro and amateur tezms of the west- ern states axe expected to be entered. ‘The showing’ of the home nine this season has attracted the attention of baseball fans of nearby states and the Midwest nine would not go into the tourney unknown, but probably| ing to C. $2,650. as one of the favorite teams. fae te SE GREYBULL BEATS BAOIN, CODY LOSES 10 WORLAND BASIN, Wyo., June 23.—The Greybull ball team defeated Basin here yesterday by the score of 8 to 1. Poor fielding by the locals was the reason of the large score. Batteri Greybull, Edleman and Sherrard; sin, Huff and Ramsey. At Cody the team of that town was defeated by Worland 28 to 4, and at Thermopolis Casper was defeated 2 to 1. $100 LICENSE FOR CARNIVALS IN THE FUTURE Carnivals able in Caspe! not especially desi cording to the opine| ion of Sheriff Pat Royce, who sug-| gests that the extreme license of $100 a day be put into effect as a gentle hint to many carnival companies that Casper can get along without them. has The present carnival company paid a license for two more ‘ it can show that much longer in per. But after that Sheriff Royce he- lieves the $100 license wilf be charged for the larger companies as provid- ed by the ordinance. MAXWELL WILL PERFORM NEXT SUNDAY, CLAIM George L. Craddock went over the route of the Maxwell hill climbing contest to he staged up Muddy Mountain July 13, while on a trip to his ranch home on top of Muddy Mountain Sunday. The climb is over a series of hills and then up the big Muddy Mountain which has never been sealed by a motor car. Mr. Craddock extended a special invitation yesterday to everyhady to see his Maxwell scale the big Muddy The theft of a $2,650 Stutz motor ear resulted in the fi inal suit with the trict court today. state of Wyoming Davis and charges them with willfully and fel- Ray FE. The car was taken March 16, 1919, according to the petition. cx Free Upon Request of a crim-! clerk of the dis- The action is the against George Mansfield and Dutton, Staley & Company Brokers INVESTMENT SECURITIES i ealing - 20 Broad St. New York oniously stealing the Stutz car belong. Phuindcinhta espobusg R. Reed and valued at DIRECT PRIVAT: WIRES. Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denyer markets, over private telegraph wires. | We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any vice. exchange in the country. will get you the highest possible price. market letter. 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