Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 7

Catt hhav te sada SATURDAY, JULY 5, 191 BRINGING UP FATHER 9 MACKIE 1S RIGHT- 1 OUGHT TO FAMILY ONCE IN AWHILE STAY IN AN' TALK TO MY fr ro iz aa snUT UP- Cony YOu SEE 1M TAKING A (Copywright) WELL: OAUGHTER- TELL ME - HOW ARE YOU CET TIe° : Che Casper Dailp Cribune ABB, —Drawn for the Casper Tribune by George McManus | ALONG AT SCHOCH | | READING: i ~~ PACE SEVER SAY-D0 YOO THINK 53 GOING TOL eS {= SNORE ARC got / AND ANNOY FEVER | i When you ur tea, the tea Ips rst—and tha L int: tea-fla ottannin. innin then ¢ i smothers th Common tea leaves with lots ta t and v little tea-fl Good tea is STECHER PINS ED LEWIS TO MAT HF/P ASKED IN RING RESULTS OF LAST EVENING (By Associated Pre: OMAHA, July 5.—Joe Stecher ler” Lewis of San Jose, Calif., in t 5 of Dodge, Nebr., defeated Ed. “‘Strang- wo straight falls here last night, both with scissors holds, Eart Caddock, world’s champion, refereed the match. TULSA, Okla., July 5.—Ha decision over Bill Brennan of Chics reb of Pittsburgh, gained a referee’s ago in 15 rounds last night. KANSAS CITY, July 5.—Jeff Smith of G bbons of St. Paul in 10 rounds he ST. LOUIS, July 5 Langford in eight rounc last nigh’ BENTON HARBOR, Mick., July man in the seventh round of a scheduled 10-round bout here. WALLACE, Idaho, July FORT WORTH, July 5.—Pete Herman of New Orleans, bantamweight —Matt Brock of Cleveland knocked out Joe Leopold of Denver, in the ninth round of a scheduled 20-round bout. ew York outpointed Mike ording to news writers. Harry Wills won a newspaper decision over Sam it oe Burman knocked out Pete Her- ENFORCING GAME “TINS BY DEPUTY |B. H. Werner, New Deputy Warden | for Casper and Central Region, Appeals to Residents for | Cooperation. | cea The public has seen evidence of Governor Carey's policy of enforc-| ing the laws, and this policy will be carried out by the game warden’s office thru his assistants and depu- ties with the aid of the law abiding | citizens of the state, according to B. H. Werner of asper, recently appointed deputy game warden. To this end he asks the co-operation of }ranchmen, stockmen and others in |the protection of game and fish in champion, and Dick Griffin of Fort Worth, boxed a 10-round ‘draw in the) this section of the state. opinion of sport writers here. BALTIMORE, July Kid Coster of New Orleans in 15 ro TULSA, Okla, July New Orleans fought a fast 15-rou CANTON, Ohio, July 5.—Jack Britton, welterweight champion, easily} defeated Johnny Griffiths of Akron JERSEY CITY, N. J., July 5 easily outpointed Charley Beecher PHOENIX, July 5.—Leo Houck Angeles fought a 10-round draw. “De hedul TRINIDAD, Colo, July 5- bert in the fourth round of as through the ropes. NEW-PEST ATTACKS U. 9. CORN CROP, NOW INJURED "ALBANY, N. Y., July 5. (United Press.)—Steps to prevent the spread of the cornborer will be discussed at a conference of state commission- ers of agriculture and entomologists of the corn growing states to be held here in August. Thé pest so far has appeared in but two state: New York and Massachusetts. It is rap- idly spreading insect and it is be- lieved that it can destroy half the corn crop in a season if preventive measures are not promptly taken. New York state has spent $100,- 000 in its effort to stamp out the disease since the discovery here this winter, but so far no effective means for combatting it have been found. Invitations to attend the confer- ence have been sent to the commis- of Mlinois, sioners of agriculture Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa, Massa- chusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Massachusetts has been fighting the insect for a year or s0, but has been unable to check its spread, and a new colony has been found in New York state, at Hopewell Junction, Dutchess county. Federal Secretary of Agriculture Houston has been asked to attend the conference and has replied that he will either attend in person or send a representative. COLLEGIATE STARTS 16 ROW IN PEACE REGATTA HENLEY-ON-THAMES, (Corres- pondence of The Associated Press.) —The United States oarsmen he now been at Henley for nearly six weeks training for the Henley “Peace” Regatta, their entries for Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY As a Splendid Investment Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 —Young Chaney of Baltimore easily outpointed SES unds of fast fighting. rl Puryear of Tulsa and Bobby Hughes of | nd draw here. in a 12-round no-decision bout. Joe Lynch of New York, bantamweight, in eight rounds here. of Seattle, and Billy Capelle of Los nver” Frankie Murphy beat Fat Gil- led 15-round bout. ae | River and south of Sweetwater River) secording to El | which “inctiide “an” efght, @* Coxswain= ‘less four and two single sculls. | They have pleasant quarters at} “Greencroft,” which is situated in the healthiest residential part of the | town. They are all exceeditigly fit | and hopeful of giving a good account} of themselves on the famous res where their compatriots so worthily upheld the best traditions of Amer- ican oarsmenship in the memorable regatta of 1914. He knocked Gilbert} e]k in that part of Fremont equpty h,| 30th, inclusive. !15th to September Ist, inclusive. | A synopsis of the game laws is herewith published for the informa- tion of the public, with the added statement that licenses may be pro- cured from the justice of the peace or from Deputy Werner, Room 6. Mokler building. Summary of Wyoming Game Laws 1919-20, Open Season. Elk, October Ist to November 30th, Inclusive.—It shall be unlawful for any pérson or persons to kill, hunt or wound any elk or mountain sheep in any county or counties of this state, except in Lincoln, Park and Fremont counties. Provided that it | shall be unlawful for any person or | persons to kill, hunt or wound any which lies north of the Big ind arid-unsthe, Bridger Forest Reserve between’ Roaring Fork Creek and Big Sandy River on the west slope of |the Wind River Mountains. Mountain Sheep, October 15th to November 15th. Deer, Novermber Ist to November Moose and Antelope may not be killed until 1925. i Sage-Hens, Sage-Chickens, August not be killed until Their training has been conducted | on methodical lines which so far haye | been beneficial to the Americans. | They have a strong slow strpke with less body swing than is apparent in| the majority of British oarsmen and Major Herman L. Rogers the cap tain of the eight, is satisfied that his crew has developed staying power. a | Americans to Sell Mexicans '! Farm Machinery! MEXICO CITY. (By Mail.)—A Mexican government official just re- turned from the United States says that several large manufacturers of ferm machinery in the United States decided to establish branch Grouse may 1923. Mongolian Pheasants or Quail can-| not lawfully be killed in this state until 1925. | Snipe, Sandpipers, Plovers, Tat- lers, Willets, Curlews, Avocets, Coots Mudhens, Ducks, Godwits and Geese, | eptember Ist to December 16th, | nclusive. Rai { September Ist to Noveniber | 30th, inclusive. Fish, March 16th to October 31st, inclusive. Bag Limits One elk, one matured male moun- tain sheep and one deer with horns each season. Not more than 18 game birds in any one day, not more than four) CHICHESTER S PILLS - Ask your Draggiet Se Ladiest | a in 3 C Obi. nd plants in Mexico. Motor Chi-ches.ter 6 i trucks and tractors were mentioned —" boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. é ; Hi BY Toke vo other. as two of the commodities that will Braggist Mere caren @ | meet with readiest sale and adapta-| (Se yomuanraha Bek SolastsAtunce betabos tion in the republic. SOLD B' | | | 26000000000000000 | ; PLANTS TREES are high. 1st or you may get left. I able for planting in this loc Ihave both. Trees are scarce this season and prices Place your order for trees before March refuse to sell trees not suit- ality. WM. MOSTELLER Phone 1 F 3 or SOOOOODOO TY RIG TIMBERS Phone 62. Office and The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL FARM MACHINERY, COAL . WAGONS, GAS ENGINES Keep Your Pledge—Buy War Savings Stamps 557-M Evenings A SPECIALTY Yard: First and Center | proposed to bring to Mexico thou- | of which may be sage-hens or sage- Bullets Pierce chickens. Provided thi but two |sage-hens or suge-chickens may be killed or allowed in the possession Great Monument of any person in the counties of a ~ Laramie or Sheridan in any one In Dublin Fight day | Not more than 20 pounds of fish. Licenses DUBLIN. (By Mail.)—Examina- Licenses required by all persons|tion has just revealed that in the over 16 to hunt big game, or over| Shooting which tdok place in the 14 to shoot game birds. All male/streets of Dublin Easter week in |residents of the state require fish #918, the great O'Connell monument }license, unless holding a big game| WS penetrated by eight or nine bul- license. All non-residents require a jets. license to fish or hunt. Non-resi- A proposal has been made that ‘dents hunting big game require li- the damage should be repaired. The city engineer, however, has advised jthat the bullet holes do not involve any risk to the monument, are in- censed guide. Party of three hunt under one guide. Resident Hunter's Licenses, $2.50; may Game Bird License, $1.00; Non-| visible unless attention is specially Resident big game, $50.00; Non-|drawn to them, and in the future sident Gunners, $5.00; Alien,, will have a considerable historical in- terest. Accordingly, the corporation has decided that the monument shall remain as it is. 00; Non-Resident Bear, $10.00; Non-Resident or Alien Fishing Li- jcense, $3.00; Resident Fish License, $1.00; Resident Alien Fishing Li- }cense, $2.00; Guide Certificates, | | $10.00; permit to trap on game pre- serve or National Forest, $3.00. Game specimens or beaver hides may not be given away, sold or shipped either within or without the! state, unless first tagged with Wy- i | oming game tags. | Tags for beaver hides are issued |by the office of the State Game| Warden only. For particulars write 'the State Game Warden. JAPS WOULD BUY IRON DEPOSITS IN OLD MEXICO ee Save your money—eat at the Har- vey. ‘Thought 3 little Children * Needed Mother’s Care “My stomach suffering was so se- vere that I could not have lasted much longer. I did not care much for myself but did not want to leave my three little children who needed a mother’s love and care. A cousin in California wrote me about Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and I took a course of it. I have since been en- tirely well.” It is a simple, harm- less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. For sale by druggists everywhere.—Adv. i abs Ch s FAIR TEAMSTERS & DRAYMEN- ‘TEAMSTERS MEXICO CITY.— (By Mail.)— Japanese capitalists are trying to | slose chee Me tae the purchase of the principal iron deposits in Mexico, Universal, which | paper bases its story on rumors in| |commercial circles. It is said that | the deposits involved are those of/ nian Fee ee arsatns Pa jee Cerro del Mercado, in Dprango, the value of which is increased by the proximity of the coal mines of Coahuila. The paper adds that it is re. J. mjell, House Mover. L. Welkenberger. G. 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