Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1919, Page 3

ee WEDNESDAY, JULY x 9, 1919 *% « PAGE THREE fam- be Casper Daily Cribune The object of the discussion wa: having a _ perpetual after: m was! EARL PURSEL IS ily cuarettes: ‘That wae his pare of the’ PRAISED BY HIS. ©: CAPTAIN, 148TH : ‘SOCIETY || Presbyterian Aid Meets Thursday The Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyte- rian church will meet Thursday af- y member of ion is LIQUID FIRE USED AGAINST SPARTACANS IN GERMANY tev ohiee show. The same band of negro jazz play- ers which have been playing every y th Fa ILS ®. ternoon with Mrs. F. R. Henry, 518 afternoon this week on the streets of - Ae os South Wolcott street. Mrs. Yard the city, hold forth on the carnival’, Mrs. J. C- Pursel, former house-| | A rial ar nd € t will assist. “i grounds. They still play good music| keever at the Henning, ed believed, used in r + ee fand one piece especially well. the following complimentary letter 700 B. ¢ r th The Willing Workers’ Circle of the — eS from Capt. Otto B. Linstad, rgiment- prieses, who wer ' and Methodist church will meet at the| lal supply officer of the 148th field surgeons of : 1 home of Mrs. W. A. Lester, fhurs- lartillery, apropos of the return of of the N day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. her son Earl Pursel 2 ny e 2 ¢ “Upon the eve of the departure jof this regiment for America, and }the return of your son, rl Purse! CANON PRESERVE OF H. A, Wolfenberger, manager of | the Atlas crude oil company, is in} Casper today on‘a business trip from you know of the esteem and the ak: iris: high regard fh which he is held by 4 Carl Tayldr has just returned from : pees his officers and comrades. His wor a a rhort tour of the state. Mr. Tay 2MOPOLIS, o., July 9.—|thruout the war has been a great % lor is especially interested in the cil Ten head of buffalo from the herd|¢redit to himself and to you, and it 4d fields. | in the state park here have been | 'S just that kind of splendid and will o 4 + 2 © taken out and moved up the river to|iMg service from our American & Silas Lane arrived in Casper this be turned loose in the canyon a few| Youngsters that has enabled thé %, a mornifig, driving from Denver, miles south of town. ‘This place, | United States to win this war. Earl ew) N Colo., in. one day. Mr. Lane is an hemmed in by mountain walls and | en of great assistance to his sited SPs, nesveastitlla | Bilkenvor Deliver and: Caspéc with hardly a passage by which ani-|0Teanization for he has been unde an SHS TatanaRene » * *¢ * mal 2 get out, has been set apart | fatigab| and in everything he has - : ats Jd 5 » Mrs. D. C. Brown and two children | by the state as a preserve for buffa-| Undertaken he dependable Every mar ho want 8 of Bisbee, Ariz., are guests at the) lo, elk and other game animals. | Bed trustworthy. s proven him: cool, comfortabl et st r tome of the former’s sister, Mrs. | : This' preserve will be one of the|je't to be one of the best'autortruck)f) 4.40” yin, se sal fiennaae G. R. Miller, of this city. | German government troops using liquid fire and hand grenade the |most interesting sights to travelers|@Tivers in our regiment, ea 5 = ; 4 s+ * the uprisings. on the great transcontinental line of|,. “During the time we were in ac will be interested in our N the Burlington. Besides the scenic| tion at the front, Earl has undergone new Summer styles St. Mark’s to Serve privations and exposure, enduring Businessmen’s Lunch = - - —— grendeur of the route that follows Gatitity: <eoradedl St. Mark’s Guild will serve a busi- the river through the grand gorge,|™OSt unbelievable hardships, very bl Satis nessmen’s lunch tomorrow at the Par- | j the herds of wild game on the sloped frequently under shell fire and thro cu aime es, Palt 4 ish House at 12:30 o'clock, for the! A L and in the little meadows wilt be a|it all he has rendered most efficient moh rs and i members of the chamber of com-| z sight that can be seen nowhere ¢ and dependable service sol he i } merce. The elk herd that was placed there| “I want to congratulate you upon RBH S oe, ‘th N ——_._—___- lthree or four years ago has increased |Uch a son. He has given his country : : , \ . } {until it now numbers 110 head. These|t#e best there is in him and that half, quarter and t ! \ elk have done splendidly and show no| h## been, service of a very high J tailored fo hold ei \ standard. Rumors of Week-End Trips by Railroad Employes Stir- ing Congress BASIS $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST BEATON STATE WARNING Fish Going Through Headgates by the people who go into the canyon and who know the value of the game Russell Brothers” Above the Aver-|8 an attrection would report any were confined in asylums they were for | disposition to leave the home range a Ne rode r ist-seam, |that has been provided for them. They| Few wearers of bracelets ktiow | belted and novelty effects, con \ |sre not molested by hunters, for althat they were once used to distin- 6 mide 00. game warden pays frequent visits and] cuish the insane. Be lunatics a ? \ obliged tinetion, to wear an ramlet dis. At WASHINGTOD July 9.—It i Thousands to Die on Fields, srobable’ that the house committe ee ee arm that might be done to them. A The Peaceful Valley Sheep, com- Declares Judkins, and P: a interstate and f pete a a and Grounds Are Thronged poacher who molested any of the pany has filed a petition with the : Ss, and 1 ro- ae OF ee, COD Era with People; Shows Well “came would almost surely be found clerk of the district court against tection Is Demanded. Bee mumegctuen commmitteay of, £ehe ; Patronized out ‘yd: then he would be in real John Beaton asking $4,000 damages house will giv ttention during the - trouble. for allowing his sheep to graze on present session to the alleged gro: The ME oe 5 a fn ° property owned by the Peaceful Val-| CHEYENNE, Wyo., July (Soetlapuael or tietratiway pase peitiiens Ieee teat oe rou ares aiows, which THERMOPOLIS GAME T0 ley company in Natrona and Con-| cial.)—With the water unusually low| since the railways were taken over ycck at the hich school athletic park COMPOUND COPAIIA wan versal Goulitlesicu The spatitions stated | tive irivire antiscteeks|throughoutl by thecgovernmentes ‘The’ street of| Tet ee eerie eee cenceane AT YOUR DRUGCIST— that the defendant had charge of|the state, Game Warden W. T. Jud-| Washington are full to overslowing| o’C sot ne ee oemere aceon ne AE CALLED AT 5A d Suenese nestor tigesscsnee: & ego) head ce areepiand ewnen hae kins has announced that some device | with stories of instances where em-|haye attended. Starting with a lone WU; sce ee he sanbe ae aanane pe ised He:| must be used by ranchers to keep the, ployes of the railroad administra-~)}ino of concession ) in nos fish from coming through the head- gates into their ditches. Headgates must be screened or otherwise made proof against the finny tribe. Those who do not heed the law will be pro- secuted. tion have been permitted to use ths railroa@s free of charge for purposes having no connection with the af = ‘ Y af It is far above the average carnival R pai the eoyeenraent, and al-| .ompanies which come ‘to Casper. Plans have been made to hold the thong many of these reports may Probably the most pleasing of the| ame Tuesday afternoon against ‘be unfounded, some of them are i | Thermopolis until 5:30 o'clock so ber, there is something stirring on the Russell show grounds every minute. land which is only valuable as graz- ing land the large amount of damages is asked. A restraining order was asked in the petition to prevent the sheep EVERYBODY GAN G0 : ies st FOR LEASE from continuing in MOHAMED KAHN LACKS LICENSE - ‘FOR ‘MEDICINE Mohamed Kahn had a “fair” show, according to bystanders but when he started selling headache and rheu- . matism liniment or oi] at $1 a bot- tle, the druggists thought he should pay a license or cease doing busi- ness. The county officials arrested him and action is to be taken this afternoon. Mr. Mohamed thought he had a right to sell on the carnival grounds, but would do as the sheriff said. Mr. Mohamed established his stand near Second and Center streets and aided by a few music makers drew a good size crowd. He admitted to the county authorities that business was good and that he would like to do business during the day up town. He would have to pay the $250 county fine required by law or stop working in the business section, said the authorities. $4,000 DIAMOND IS PICKED OFF HEAVY SLEEPER COKEVILLE, Wyo., July 9.—A traveling man, who represents a coin ‘punch board concern, was robbed of a $4000 diamond ring at Cokeville while sleeping in a chair in the lobby of a Cokeville hotel. A negro, known only as “Surg,” who had been in Cokeville only a few days prior to the robbery, is suspected, as he made his get-away that night. The travel- ing man, who has a hobby for diam- onds, carried several thousand del- lars’ worth with him and wore the valuable solitaire on his finger. He is reported to have imbibed freely and it was while in a stupor that he was robbed. The victim offered a reward of $500 for the recovery of the diam- ond. ee Pearl Long Valued as Jewel. The pearl is the only Jewel worn as ® nature formed it. All te pr stenes—diamonds, vubles, en apd the rest to be cut before yo can be worn, But the rhs worn just us it is taken from the oys- ter shell. It is among the most an- clent of jewels. Valuable Discovery. It has been found possible by avia- tors to use magnetic compasses by mounting them on horsehalr cuSNions, which counteract the vibration of air © planes. No Friends Like Old Friends, A friend whom you huve been gain- ing during your whole life, you onght not to be displeased with in a moment, A stone is many yeurs becoming a ruby, take care you do not destroy it in an instant against another stowe.— Sadi. damaging the property as charged in the petition. ord tars So Mr. Judkins he also announced that his deputies intend to keep their eyes open at all times, and that no violations, no matter who the offend- ers may be, will be overlooked. A strict watch is being kept for all in- fractions of the game and fish laws. Recently in the vicinity of Pilot, Fremont county, three men were seen shooting rabbits, gophers and about everything else in sight. It so hap- pened that some sage hens came into| principle to present view, just about the tin justice ,of tHE” peace and a deputyyernment. clerk warden appeared. One of the men shot a few of the birds and placed them in his auto. The justice, riding on a horse, made for the car, bu the latter got away. Not, howe before the license number had t secured. en ton, paid their fines, and were let off without further prosecution. Had they not done so, the warden says, more serious developments would have followed. Mr. Judkins today notified Gover- nor Carey that he had named all his assistants and deputies except one. There is still to be appointed an as- sistant at Rock Springs. Those now holding office are: . Willis H. Rema of Dubois, Homer F. Taylor of Cody, Will Banks of Gillette, and Almer on of Jackson, The deputies appointed are: Virgil Abbott of Lander, George E. Price of Thermopolis, George W. Sisson of Saratoga, W. H. McDonald of Torrington, Riachard Coates of Newcastle, Byron Hume of Sheridan, B. H. Werner of Casper, Louis G. Jones of Kemmerer, J. Anton Peter-| son of Evanston, and Lester Bagley) of Afton. | | themselves regular weekly trips to Atlantic City Could Amend Law. Chairman Esch said today that if) an | Later the three showed up at River-| the present anti-pass law, which was well substan timent is r in favor of airing this ph: ment employe securing passed by the control, i it could return of trol, the rightful owners } Is applica free and a result zilroads while under private not sufficiently stringent | to prevent similar abuses railroads are under government con- 12 to ed that a strong shape in congress of the sen the Minstrel show, the Wild have succeeded in| is a ‘ll-regulated snake show, the transportation for! Biz B cow, the devil child, and their famili on! the frog child. Interesting to note to the average spectator is the fact that the frog child is nouncer states that it is illusio: The Nutty club drew wel last night. There is the usual mus eum with its curiositi One curio ty the innocent spe “t.”” It occurred this “Whata’ you call thi “That? 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