Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 19 eee = BREAK IN WATER MAIN MAY MEAN BRIEF SHORTAGE Water-Users .Cautioned against Waste until Break near Mid- West Is Repaired; Resor- yoirs Furnish Supply A break in the 12-inch main near | the Midwest Refinery company re-| ported at 7::50 o’clock this morning resulted in placing the city water service supply on the Elk Horn reser- voir on Casper mountain. William Jones, ¢ity water commissioner, cau- tioned all water consumers to be careful in the use of water until the! break is repaired but he said little! trouble was anticipated unless the trouble takes more than three or four hours to repair. The two reservoirs on Casper mountain have a sufficient supply to last twenty-four hours but after that water will have to be shut off in some portions of the tity, according to Mr. Jones. He expects the pipes to be rejointed soon because only the lead was blown out. | The present break shuts off the uM SORELY YOUR WIFE 1S WILLING | ET NOU GO To THE WILLARD - DEMPSEY Fiat TO A FIGHT? 1T=1 BS AS APPAR - THE MARKET PLACE “SEK BEN” “A LOOK MEANS A LOT" 0 “ur lot Kenwood in ood Addition will ke you Investme : Kenw ill make you 4 safe H ce eto build your little home. We have a few ; 75 $350 on tetms . oe water in the district to the west of! Cedar street, but this does not pre-| vent the Standard or Midwest com-| panies from receiving water because they receive their own supply direct and not from the city. | The last break in the water system| oceurred about ten days ago and it) was necessary to replace the pipe. The work is being rushed in repairing | the present break on account of the low reservoir supply in the moun- tains. dry for this time of the year. The two wells are unusually! MARTY O'TOOLE WILL BRING BRANDEIS TEAM TO GASPER FOR GAME The Midwest will have an oppor- tunity to add another scalp to its belt when Marty O’Toole of league fame, comes west with an aggregation of players recruited from the Brandeis | stores of Omaha. Jack Leary, divis- ion freight and passenger agent for, the Burlington, returned this week, from Omaha where he held a confer- ence with the former twirler and! promised him a series of games thru| central Wyoming if he sees fit to! bring the club west. is understood, depends on the ability of the Omaha players to arrange schedule thru Nebraska as a sched- The venture, it} Marty O’Toole will be remembe the Omaha.club of the Western league and the Minneapolis club of the} American association. Before his arm went bad Marty held a reputation equaled by few in the west. He visit- ed Casper this year with the Omaha trade excursionists. . STOLEN MOTOR CAR RETURNED BY SHERIFF In the case of Wyoming againsi George Davis and Ray E, Wilkerson charged with stealing a Stutz motor car, Joe E. Mansfield made the com plaint against the two’ and was i no way connected with the thief of the car. Mr. Sranafield’s name war erroneously partially charged with the theft of the car yesterday in- stead of being named as the man who swore out the complaint. The c belonged to GC. R. Reed and it is un derstood that it was taken ffom the | garage belonging to Mr. Mansfield | The car was brought back frow Hillsdale yesterday by Herman Sie | del, under sheriff, and George S. Mc: | Kenzie, county jailer. Davis and} Wilkerson were caught in Omaha. | Neb., the county authorities say, but} Davis is said to have exonerated Wil-| kerson in the theft of the motor car | Wife Had soMany | Names He Couldn't ' Recall Right One if { The queen of the sandbar district, is being sued for divorce. Walte Owings, present wife of Vir-| ginia Owings, has filed petition ask- | ing divorce from the queen charg-| ing many cruelties and improper) tonduct. A beer bottle which Mr.) Owings charges his wife smashed over is head is the direct cause of the request for divorce. | In his petition Mr. Owings charges) ‘during his month of honeymooning, | his wife has been drunk practically ull of the time. The two were mar-! ried May 22 and after the regent es capade when he was hit with the beer bottle, the petition charges that, the. wound was opened when Mrs. Owings struek him with, her _ first. The marriage is understood to be an uftermath of the recent raid of the Sandbar district. - Asked what his wife’s name was, before she was married, Mr, Owings said she had so many that he -could not recall them. HENRY MILLER BURIED The funeral of Henry Miller was held this morning at 9 o'clock from the Catholic church. Burial was in| the Casper cemetery. | h a lly i the filing of a $5,000 damage su ule here virtually is assured. jagainst him by James Milne toda 5 ; ©’ | Milne was anno} ed as a one-time star twirler with|jonging to Maj property. where Majors was and ordered him off the Milne property. ‘Milne fell to the ground unconscious | Gat) 467M. and according to the petition, is stow- lad that it was able to place him on little th ye ikalow We would Hike to show you, Modern in y erlooks the whole etty. Only $2500 . Two-room house, new, ¥ y . I well located, $300 cash, bala aaah aad ca The 30 new, modern bungalows which we are puilding are now nstruction, These homes will be offered at an excep- price owing, to ec » have had in puying lum. 8 you are interested > them. Prices $4500 to st bt a dnl ate 000 on terms BH. L. SCHERCK THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Pr wnes 7 4W and S103, Watch this apace dally, CRCIL BON SE BEN nicely except he walks ete., rks out la Phis hus 4 8 already complete come nree bi Terms | a8 $9500—C | FILED BY MILNE we and going to sell lot and all for quick sale for lesm than the building: re actually worth. | Four blocks from main part of | city ms. | $1200 Lot on 8S. Durbin 609x140 with garage Terms. $8500 Large rooming hou! with In- | come of about $700 per month ' $ eee ‘Terms. 200 inh Ne neat litt cott : $5,000 Damages Asked of Thomas ef 4 rooms tn Burlington addi ion Price $1259. Majors for Alleged Blow Dealt We have a large cattle raneoh Pl ° iff ° Di for sa and ean stake you to ainiff in Dispute over stock you want. Call Range nae )RMATION on home ; Strapgers are cordially invited A blow on the head inflicted by to call upon ui Ve can give 3 y that will save Thomas Majors June 17, resulted in the cattle be- : zing on his June 17 he rode over to se prop Inquire 6-24-7t" As he got off his horse, the pe- FOR SALE Two Iver Jonugon bicycle Pe A © new and a number, of reed b tition states, Mr. Majors picked UP) carringes, Hida Satie 49 a green stick about two inches in diameter and struck him on the head. FOR SABB—Severs! build) Montgomery Realty & Investim ly recovering from injuries whieh | PO SN rape aes ad Py ee may be permanent. with 2 rooms furnished for sleeping against the Majors asking $5,000) Realty Co. 1-6t Maitkge for injury! dake to"hisuprop’ son RAL eaareendi and a sbae erty when the Majors’ cattle are said house with garage. 655 CY, or ply to have invaded the property of sw. J Milne. I, was the *ijury he received c R-ALCOVA at the hands of Mr. Majors which is believed to be responsible for. the filing of the first damage suit involv- ing the Milne property. s . W. Stillway, Pro ssenger and express be tween Casper, Alcova, Pathfinder, Platte River Canyon amt all interme diate points every day itn the week _ — al rates to Sunday fishing and } jplentc parties. Phone $68, Casper. or NOW i THE TIME 10 Tail Aiova ‘Mer. Co. Aloova. FOR SALB—One large phonograph and 45 records. $66. Apply at C Yo. 1, burlington Crossing GET SERVICE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS IN CASPER STONE'S COMEDY 1s ms FINE ART, ASSERTS RENOWNED CRITIC Between 15 and 20 members ot the Wyoming Funeral Directors’ as sociation are expected to be in at tendance when the association meets in annual session here today and to morrow. The parish house has beer engaged for the meetings. The principal speaker on the pro-’ gram is Prof. Worsham of the Chi- cago School of Anatomy. Mr. Wor sham is a forceful speaker and he made a careful study of this work and the asociaition feels much pleas James Huneker, one of America’s foremost art critics, has ranked Fred Stone as the leading comedian, acro- ‘bat and dancer in the country It was he who pointed out so trenchant- ly about a year ago that Mr. Stone’: ra work belongs in the realms of the the Programm. of social features have |fine arts, and that the elastic Fred been arranged for visiting members has brought to the American stage & during their stay here. distinctive genius for fun-making. Now this genius has been trans- - ferred to the films and hundreds of USUAL QUOTA ‘thousands of persons, who have here- itofore been deprived of seeing Fred DRUNKS CHECK Stone, because of living such a great ‘distance from the metropolitan cen-\ 7 ters where he appeared, will have a OUT IN COURT chance to view his really extraordi-} nary art. His work is difficult to ho usual daily toll in¥Wrunks was|fefine; it consists of flashes or Eee spbeld esterday when six men were 8¢ting, @ humor pimeeter spgntangius arrested for being intoxicated on the * nd human, Lena § ae us ¢ tg streets of Casper. Each was fined £0" a aga OF Oe a eg $7 this morning in police court. Most/ Stones Tas He ote ee is eheouitals Betis men wore Grot.in fate, last) Monee oa solutely night. B., Byrns and J. SeMBEDY, i AIL te elements are combined wrare arrested aid night te ee hae in his second Artcraft picture, “Un- ing the peace an: der the Top,” which will be shown at $12 apiece. : s the Iris theater tomorrow. This is = ae a charming comedy-drama of circus WHITAKER FUNERAL TODAY ji¢e, which was written by Anita Loos The funeral of Mrs. V. C. Whita- and John Emerson and scenarioized | ker was held this afternoon at 2:30'hy Gardner Hunting. Donald Crisp| o'clock from the Shafer-Gay chapel. | directed *ae picture and he was as-| Burial was in the Casper cemetery. sisted by Nat Deverich. MAKAIE.- KIN GO 7 : s > OP ALL pA a ge Sige REQUESTS - ’ E Lyne —— Casper Daiy Ecibune ————— (Copyrighted. ) aay y Insurance HARRY FREE Investments The Lot Man AM the ccdtia: are tiara & ertel. The living resm ha digi, room are by allway w Centrally tocar on: and living roo} rooms. all built-in fea es, locat orner fot aa Sy is bringing in an Income of § nonin mt the gent time is in month at the present tine THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN AND ¥@U SHOULD SEE TRO A nifty four-room bungalow just completed The li very large with plenty of windows, which — i floors, two bed rooms, bath room, linen with beautiful breakfast room, furnace heat, ¢ In basement. Located in the pst part. wf Good terms could be made eee ee $2650 with $1000 cash will buy a part ef the eity, near Second street ASK FOR JONES vent Real Estate 157 So. Center HARRY FREE The Lot Man Rentals Phone 968-W FOR SALE FOR SALE i ama 1 feut ment t aundr and) fu room 140 ‘ his at Five bath and basement fe y it \ . gain at $ As asi ooo Will take this hotise Hataee : terms, Located on South Walnut St ash, balance A five-room Kt oO: Bee un for ail kings of Office Ph 1128. .,.Home hone 740), JOUN Mf. NGLAND Helas use Phone 7T50J. COMPANY BARTHOLOMEW-KEMP CO. Bide. BH. Second. Phone 370 Realty Brokers General Insurance Office Phone | duo fold a SALE rugs and kitehe thicken house, coal shed and abor Abou irty-f hickens wor 5 ots BOXI4O feet cu \lL fonced netting. $500 turns this SALN—Bull tr W. Phillips, stor, g¢ as new Alcova, Wyo. Box 5-12-3800 Nice five and water int reom how $500 down and $50 is 4 splendid bay Call 1106, | bin Strict! noder Sidi } 5-28 BUC | $8500, ‘Terma a large wilh! Wer- house and Clo: " BH 168 FOR WHAT lot on ; rth St p if taken at o okler Bldg. 1 SALBE—One Buekeye in motor eycle, serew jack ‘ ent. Vhone 1086. eae akc 2 RN SALE—#40-aere homestead retin FOR SALE Uishment on Cement road to Sait ek. Has some meadow; part can be mated. e B. H. Werner, M 168 6-3 Phone Fordson Tractor elt wheels (Used 60 days) i 1%.Horse Fairbunks-Morse G FOR SALE—A xood mitch cow, See Engine |. Holman, two miles south of town. 110 feet A-tnch black p 6.25.61" x14 Smith Vaile Double Acting Steam Pump. eee All of the above cla dition, Will sell rable fall information Addr to con iN mi : hens, ane Address Western Asphalt Paving with bridle 2 panded on left shoul Corporation Horse weighs 1000 ° Finder return to Mike Ma Casper, Wyoming LOST. == Bx. sn ee. Birs. Louis FOR SALE—Dinyer BAY CHICKS! BABY ¢ FOR SALIE--One van aati em hay delivery suitable for & or repair st FOR SAL mae j SALB-—Rabbit _—_—_—_—_ COC a Wil well cheap or aluab Mrs 1 ‘ ns, or College Sireet, North, ¢ HANK BLEEP bi Birst St ‘ ‘ SALE 10 Muitable uilding ontgomery BARGAINS EN USI CAS s » Mok M One Ford truck : One Overland truck — One International truck ALB—Do % One Overland touring Firat ¥ One Studebaker tourt write Marry Starks, B JOHN VM. WHISENE i Bast Side Gar + — Third and VG Ford in part paym : Taw SALE—Two four one lot; plastered 6 ————— ‘ FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE—Aboul 800 two-yoar-onl ~ $$ ——— | OWEN t FOR 5 OR TRADE—For wold ft class roadster, a Duplex truck: mainde condition. Phone 1620. 6 Box 821 ( —Drawn for --— the Casper Trbune by George McManus IF 1 MAO MY WAY: | i, HERE WOULONT | } E ANN FIGHTING ALLOWED- — wed he SD ) PAGE FIVE CASPER REALTY COMPANY POR SALE wom SALE mr wate tely thished pe na minodiour . r p nd ’ 1 clone . A e : We Y rat ‘ t tarnished. { arden «pa: «120 CASPER REALTY COMPANY HOTEL MENNING, GROUND FLOOR PHONES O81 AND 96m, REALTY BARGAINS m era t a yr $600 ad ‘ 1 ‘ inl interest p Loc NPING ne ot us put * . « Jay MM. Pretat : KING-PROBST AGENCY COMPANY 205 OS. ide oe 5Otr Casper, Wyoming. @VANTED WANTED WANTED— -Second-har runt ‘ ' Box 101, Tribune. f vag - " - aie ; ul sow $$ 56 WANTED—Furniture, of anyeni t Se nt a ee — 796 N. Center, Phone serw ; ‘ t ‘ 1 pay highest prices. I . ‘ seetG Hine wav F ‘ W. First street ‘ t A ta ot Lad Highest market price paid far se w 7 nd hand furniture Phone 249. t V. Firet treet ‘ t Wa a —— 2 ‘ ‘ w VANTHD—M = re FOR RENT i KER War ay on arare ~- : FO ‘ a ig = NT ED revere eee : ed J igh 1 one 349 21 W. Fieet - t-Lete CASPER LOAN oOFricn a ee anaeanten an HIGHEST PRICE PAID Ag ee ee ag eee) FOR LIBERTY BONDS Raliihin en TER Combes CASPER LOAN OFFICE sees 3 Same Day. Ye 14] x