Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1919, Page 4

SATURDAY, THE SILVER KING IS THRILLING PLAY FOR TRIS PROGRAM SUNDAY After holding the stage in England PACE FOUR TODAYS MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Cribune Mrs. John Baird, who has been spending several weeks in Montans EVEN MONEY OW BIG TITLE FIGHT xix: ‘sis Sots Es ° ° ° 2 6 ° ° + | tartied "to Casper. | $75,000 ON DEMPSEY, NO TAKERS _pRRusses_curs | leanse thorough! (Special to The Trikune fedoce indentation TOLEDO, O., June 28.—Even money is y wet compres- LCOME HOME, WYOMING'S OWN (By Mrs. John Grainger, in Cheyenne State Leader.) Welcome Home, Wyoming’s Own! with hands outstretched we wait— | To welcome back the boys who went! to brave a soldier's fate. lent Sy d being bet here on the Williams, E. T..- 1.50 1.60 | Wyoming’s best and bravest, Wyom-| Willard-Dempsey. fight July 4. Money offered at ten to seven on - | faagarPly Mehl, without ane His punta Soe Bare rge bee y one E . 30 ae | ing’s loyel and true— F Willard a week ago has been smothered by a flood of Dempsey | ‘: pe ealuabaies of Englich life, ba yyo-Kans, 3.5 With hearts aglow with pride and; money. YICK'S Vi J ? a Wy-0-Tex. 30 | joy—we wait to welcome) abtence ries thousand dollars of even money is offered on Demp- S iYGUAR He by |, Histry, 2h Jonge and You! sey in two poolrooms with no takers. It begins to look as if Demp- any illi an, has been picturized S 50 75 y would rule as the favorite. | with William Faversham in thé stel- 1.07 M ou 500 700 |Wyoming’s Own, we sent you forth, : lar role, and this great Paramount- 3.00 200 Club _ 300 400 and smiled through all our|. ioe. . i Arteraft special Picture will be shown ‘Teapot 3 30 100 in | Wyoming’s Own! we welcome you— at the Iris theater Sunday. Our gallant boys and brave! i enry - Midwest Refg. —- 78 refused to shed our tears. oaa?, = 4 | rs A se Kinney --~---- Midwest Com, --_ 2.25 We worked while you were fighting, | Bras ae oer ‘Handa’ -Utit- Screen Wire Clean-out Doors English country squire, who is ru- Mountain & Gulf Midwest Pref. -_ 3.00 we prayed the while you|04" 7¢arts agow, na poul wel i : ilders® ined by a supposed friend in revenge Heccammay 22 ae Merritt 2. 27150 sept stretched—we bid you wel- Barbed Wire Everythisg in Builders’ for cutting him out in the affection come Home! ur splendid boys, our own dear boys —-Wyoming’s gallant Own! dock Oil of a beautiful girl whom Denver mar- ries. Years later; Ware induces Den- ver to bet all he owned upon a Der- In the mid-night hour, alone with | 5 God, was the only time we! wept. Hardware Metai Lath We TEA aces Poultry Netting ° P.& R. Pe ones, od - 57.00 |POTTERY DESTROYED BY FIRE Busgaiow “Uti : by race, the result being that he is 37 . Assn. 60.00 |Our thots were with you as you; COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Bungalow Windows Pressed Brick impoverished. When Denver hears i -10 0. & L. 6.00 6.25 sailed upon the ocean wide—| June 28.—The central building of the Ware gloating over the success of his Pic ~----=-- -10 New York Stock Exchange Our spirits hovered o’er your camp, | Van Briggle pottery on Uintah street scheme, he goes to the latter’s house Great Western bev $3 Open 1 upon the Other Side. was totally destroyed by fire at a at night with the. intention to kill Hutton Lake ---_ 043 xican Pet, —_- 1843 And when the news came o’er the|] ossof $50,000. The east and west, LET US FIGURE YOUR LUMBER BILLS him, but Ware instead is slain by the chy ee a Oil — 270 wire, | wings of the plant were saved. leader of a band of robbers. Lance Creek Rity 1.00 ir Oil 61 62% With bated breath we read— -| => Denver is suspected of the crime, Lusk Royalty 95 1.00 Steel 1074 1072 | The page that daily told us, of the| but he evades arrest by fleeing to this Lusk Petroleum 1.00 1.10 | a rona um er 0. Most Oil wounded and the dead. . | osher Oil, .-.-- ‘ Northwest —-_- Riverton Refg. -- Rity. & Pr. Corp. Sur ———— United Petroleum Tom Bell Rity. Wind River Refg. 60 -20 -90 39 -10 95 42 And if perchance some name shone out, that pierced our anx- ious hearts We raised our heads with tortured pride, our boys had done their | i part. | We would not sit and weep and moan | and waste the precious time—} When those we loved had foughtgand | made—The Sacrifice Sublime! 1.60 45 -L2 1.05 46 WYOMING CRUD E OIL MARKET --$1.00 Elk Basin —__ 1.50 | Grass Creek 1.60} Lusk ____. 1.50/ Lander ___ Warm Springs Salt Creek Big Muddy Pilot Butte __ ~--- 180 We would not be less brave=than a= 1.26 3 you—who went to right a wrong— Ah! no we forced our lips to smile) and sang a cheery song. We kept ‘The Home Fires Burning” ¢ H and fed them day by day— |That the glow might reach our gal- lant boys in the trenches far —E away. Capitalization of a Denver oil sy trawn Pe r company’s field, Arizona, drilling on acres, i from all indication: in shortly with ate, te kn We watched and waited day by day | for the letters that you sent— All scretched and blurred and cen- sored—but we knew what you meant. And as we read that you were well— and beating back the foe— We smiled and read the line of love— signed, Bill or Jim or Joe. roleum syndic sted, 000 . Harrison, w ger for the new conce d cate is back s Denver cay Oil company aime gen. ested to the exient of f, s opera- te We'd of run ’em into Berlin—for we had ’em going some, But glory be! we’re happy folks, they’re going to send us HOME! tion, say | s, is practically identical | of the Ranger field, Te © Nh SYNDIGATE TAKES TP LEND NEAR AIVERTON RIVERTON, Wyo., June 28.—«G. | >. Robinson of Sioux City, Iowa, of h fund of the Bankers Loan and Trust Co., of treasury | that place, and C. A. Green, another with which prominent man of iSoux City have | | GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty re Casper, Wyo. Phone 528 353 No. Beech St. country and he amasses a fortune in a Western mining camp. His wife and friends, as well as the police, be- lieve him to have been killed in a railway accident and when he reap- pears in England under an assumed Dutton, Staley & Company Brokers Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser- vice. We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any exchange in the country. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price. Ask for our market letter. Two Offices Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 : L TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS other markets over our private wires. Place the convevient facilities of our office at your dis- posal to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the miti- ute quotations. A glad-to-be-alive feel- ing—an.eagerness to do things to fight and win. No doubt you feel it at this time of year. But be sure you look it. Society Brand Clothes emphasize this very quality — clean cut, smart, trim. They look well and wear well. Come in and see for yourself. Lester Brokerage House Inc. Specializing in NEW YORK OIL Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, and : name, exciting events ensue. Den- ver’s innocence of murder is estab- lished and he is reunited with his fam- ily, Mr. Faversham is supported by Barbara Castleton, who plays oppo- site to him; Warbutton Gamble, John Sunderland and other well- known players. NO WRECK ON RAILROAD, ONLY AN ENGINE OFF With the appearance of the North- western Railroad company’s wreck- ing crew near the Northwestern de- pot last night, preparing for a hur- ried trip east, rumor spread about Casper that another wreck had oc~ ‘curred on the road in the vicinity of Glenrock and that a number of peo. ple were badly injured as the result of the wreck. The tre the Holbrook district. Th : tat : issu nnou s for a succesful well are{ And when the Armistice was signed—!$ =< Latensialign Aid qhotstions turwished weed fog Gk It Tidtntn ae the’ Nortmaester, ened by excepti med and the fighting all was done— ie = Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. headdjuartete this noting. The re. » geol You wrote to say: That plaugey thing; Soriety Brand Clothes Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. port states that the crew left Cas- geologi had gone and spoiled your fun. | VIGOR per to reset an engine on the track which had run gff a switch near the roundhouse, and that the accident resulted in no injuries and did not | interrupt train service in any way. So a ee ‘FIRST NEWS OF DEATH ARRIVES | ONE YEAR LATE SUBLET, Wyo., June 27.—Almost a year after Levi Kellogg (Kid John- son), a promising lightweight pugil- ist of this place, was killed in action LS LSS LISS. een. spending several days here ac- - at Chat i he fi quiring local oil lands. The Ritter-|| Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate |! ) Web tddth Mee ers eee porat brush ground, located abut five} J ab Learn & William George from an officer ‘of aice miles up the river, hes been acquired | Greater one er & 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 the company of which Kellogg was besides property in other 164 S. Center member. George several months ago | Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., |, P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric | It is the plan to thorough-| test the ground first mentioned in near future. They expect to re-| TRY FINEY WELLS T0 CasperBrakerase ire very much pleased with Riverton i her wonderful future in oil and List Your Real Estate Wants Home of Society Brand Clothes SPILL ICI I LI III MILI! COOLS SS 1, Refreshing As a Summer Shower | wesvrvsrvsvrarraaw eas wrote to Kellogg, care of the Ameri- can expeditionary forces. The of- ficer of Kellogg’s company returned turn to Riverton July to be pres- C S&S. the letter to Kellogg to the gender, iN PUT UNDER PUMP ent at the board meeting of the ompany |accompanying it with the informa- | Ey Hite rush Oil Co., when definite in- Reon 101 Wyatt Bldg. tion.that Kellogg was killed at Cha- ormation regarding their actions | 53 ‘ t Thi b -- = oie will be g The gentlemen Phone 1104 oat ail gale ts cubier thew Pare logg who came to Sublet from Port- land, Ore., séveral years ago, was see er * 5 : employed here as a coal miner. He Proper ae wae were induced to,{ With Us for Quick Action engaged in fights with lightweights 1ere oe pnombeon upon | — whenever a battle could be arranged x City last winter. ! > oil company under the ement of Arthur Gehr, in Fre- y, spudded in its first art of this week. The the derrick built and in plece has progressed nd the company expects to man-, y to these j ls Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. 1000 fee amd had thirteen victories and | defeats in his record. e etilisted |in the army in 1917. | = ‘Mrs. Millhollin _ Sues for Divorce eectheee Ge Gil” fine the! teat wee oe short q HENNING HOTEL Mabelle Millhollin has filed petition e down into oil none, ‘UPC aceon. | with the clerk of the district court, been pump Texas, which may again | asking divorce from William Millhol- cau enter of military activity We Recommend | lin. In her petition she charges that nee of the disturbz S E. T. WILLIAMS AND jhe offered her many indignities which the Rio Grande, is the main | }rendered ther condition intolerable. 2 and pipe y fron: the United States into | CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY §f She asks the custody of the minor rary NE a H population pe nearly, Wiidiens. it ast ots to better ts elevation is 4000 feet 3 : es CREEK ANTICLI ause of the low percentage ot ] Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 jtheir conditions, and to free them- it enjoys a delightful all- the-year-round climate, MAY HOLD IG FUTURE ests J ‘ The Young Woman Oil & Development Company HAVE LEASED THEIR LAND IN YOUNG WOMAN TOWN- SITE, IN THE LANCE CREEK FIELD—DRILLING TO COMMENCE IN 90 DAYS RIDE WITH THE LEASER—Buy a lot in the Young Woman , who has s for Consolidat Lost Creek south of this w activit all hundreds of locator gaged ting | ij y drilling in the reat where ssert or DON’T SUFFER in a hot sultry room WAITING for a PREDICT- ED SHOWER. A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN will furnish . selves ftom’ monopolistic conditions imposed by the Western Union Tel- egtaph Co., the Union Telegraphers of the United States have ceased work in many localities of the coun- try; and, WHEREAS, Union Telegraphers who went on strike in the city of Casper have been arrested on trump- ed-up charges by officials of the Western Union Co., and been foreed to spend several days in the county jail; and, WHEREAS, Several loyal citizens of the city of Casper signed the bonds of these union men ia order to secure their’ release from jail; and \to insure them a fair trial. There- ee fa wwe ai olf Townsite and share the possibilities in their Deeded Land. \fore, be it © Should this prove an ynsite 4 i ; ‘ Ti a a 4 ae ope of Full Oil Right Goes With Each Lot an abundance-of REFRESHING BREEZES at the turn of a switch. [and tater keecbee eee sea eae Lots selling at $100. Each purchase includes 1,000-shares of Young Woman Oil and Development Co. Oil Stock. FAGAN & RUSSELL PI PPPOPPLAIFATOAPLILAIFAITAIPAABPLPILAPLLLALE ALO Natrona Power Company : Phone 69 our moral support to the men on |strike, and guarantee to the men \signing the bonds that this Assembly \stands ready and guaranteés to any jone signing these bonds full mone- \tary reimbursement in case’ of de- | fault, end further bitids any future ret officers of this Assembly to carry W: in that par P. O. Box 48 J. R. MURRAY 202 0. S. Bldg. Oat the. Btoviaitan’ or TW Antacon, cor fevas iy Lusk, Wyo. Manager Casper, Wyo. CASPER TRADES ASSEMBLY. everyth --# 3| (SEAL) treph. tere a8 6+26,3t