Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 8

anne eT RT wt AE: ee waar: = nce weet cce—etarenanpmnieeie nna co the childr 1 Cathedral” and “The Four by Ibanez Miss Wilma “The Undying Fire” H. G. Wells. Mrs. Rog- “Christopher and Raymond,” sir Oliver Lodge; “White amberlain; ‘“‘Where Calling”; Benson"’; nd other new works. of history, A card ind {LOREN'S HOUR’ AT LIBRARY Hae Ton wen Q00KS FOR JUVENILES HERE ” by ae jess; Horse- both by yea Man,” by the Souls of “Dangerous “Ruth of is being made of the moe CONE Influenza which left his heart in s by Kate Jor-|a week condition caused the death dan; “Jungle Tales of Tarzan” by|of John Vroman yesterday afternoon Sea Burroughs; “In the Shedow of thelat his home, 1124 South Elm street, Former Sheriff's Deputy Is Made Yefendant in Suit Over Seizure of Property on Legal Order. George W. K. Posvar has to district court nev Alek iia AE} ae {He is the oldest ¢on of Mrs. Ar 3;|Langhoop. It is the second de: »jin the ferally ‘s,, Carl Vroman, a John conan; being the first nee. He d there. had been working on thi ar here until a declining h within the last three brother of Casper in a broken a rench 4 Iness called him he biogr on, and the books of the library which patrons fune held this aft- * Among will find helpful in the selection of t 2 o'clock from the Bowman in the peti- “Blue books. The Rev. W. L. French will t motorcycle belonging to ge of the funeral and the Alek Perdaris was left in the care of Moth ague of which Mrs. Posvor for rep: Langhoop is a member will attend in While in his NAVY MEN MAY SERVE 2 YEAR PLAN chs Pay and Foreign Cruise : = Are Attractive. I Pastor of Baptist Church a eee . il Ranone 4 eg ames, dash e naval appropriation bill ap- s eae se Wyoming with proved July 11, 1919, provides in sride and Confirmed part that “until June 30, 1920, en 0 Gn lesen. listments in the navy may be for erms of two; three of four years, and all laws now applicable to four- pply of the old the under eribed ments shall e secre to en- listments for er period with proportionate benefits upon discharge stment.”” This marks a de- in effect in the e pay also es- officers of the for- church id his, parture from the rule inciples past and with war ti proposed by tablished for the navy r n local recruiting office dy increase in the number of men joining the service of thing notwith- into effect immediately and it is op- tional with the applicant whether he| “serves one, two or three years. A prospective foreign cruise next fall for those who join the navy now other feature that appeals to the ive recruits. Efforts are ade to secure a record number at the present time and the induce- ments are far better than any offered | heretofore. 'y to get signed” the cerer with where the pastor will f the Baptist church gned his charge here | to enter Y. M. C. an id other points. A ceived an appointment in with orders to pro- at once and for seven as on for n soil, being Ms ith the 89th division during German occupation. He returned with t unit th Summer: PAIGE OF HAY SOARS LICENSE REFUND GLENROCK, W. though it put a crimp in the ci’ finances the city council decided to re- fund to the former saloon keepers of the city the amounts of their un- earned license fees, totalling $1,- 658.01. An act passed by the last legislature permitted such return, al- though not making it obligator yupon municipalities toumake the refund, and the council very properly decided to return the amounts paid for the time that the council could not per- + |mit the saloons to operate. The amounts returned to the three July 17.—Pro- saloon keepers, for which certificates > forecast;of indebtedness were given, were: t much of | Graham May, $660.68; Barber & -ontracted for| Fisher, 95.05; Tony Tomiska, k. Twenty-| $402.28. a common price! arket on baled hay shed the $40 mark. If inue ranchers high as $60 to The crop here and livestock men) from the arm d |per with h t $20 a i Mr. and Mrs. J Mechling have returned from a visit in the east, including Pittsburgh. * s * David Dudley, lately discharges , has returned to Cas- bride. “BARNETTS OF COURSE” JULY ECONOMY SALE OF Mien’s Furnishings Tee Item Priced at an Attractive Saving MEN’S UNION SUITS Men’s white silk lisle union suits, short sleeves, ankle length. Reg. $3.50 Otis make now $2.15 Men's white lisle or ecru balbriggan » Union Suits, long or short sleeves, <nee, three-fourths or ankle length. ( §2.50 Otis and Lewis make $2.15 Men’s white lisle union suits, short sleeves, ankle length. Reg. $1.50 Bodyguard now $1.29 Men’s ribbed natural balbriggan union suits. Long sleeves, gnkle length. Regular $1.25 now_----- $1.05 MEN’S HALF HOSE ion half hose, guaranteed stainless, unsur- d wear. All sizes and colors. —Special 6 pair for $1.35—Per pair 23c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS e dress shirts, double soft cuffs, extra well made; » of pattern: choose from; most extraordinary —Tomorrow at $1.29 MEN’S SILK NECKWEAR ° tional quality ’s wide end four-in-hands in a complete of newest patterns. —Regular $1.00 Grades, Sale Price 65c range It). D. Barnett Outfitting Zo. 121 East Second Street Short-Term Enlistments, Increased anticipate a} The new short-term enlistments go | § be- ( ' IN ARMS OVER GLENROCK GIVES. -EX-SALOON MEN a body. -_— Jemented Man Came to This State for His ae Health, Says Sister °** WNO-TEX Wel sGSING, C. P. Shinkwin, the man taken inte custody by the police following ans ous demeanor on Wes somes of a fine family, as substa 1 connectic and came to Wyoming for his health, according to advices reaching t ibune from, Tex Oil company is reported , where a_ sister resides rving: met with y flow of re Cannot ubderatanc depth of 2600 feet in north- - rn Te The company has a 2,- 100-acre lease. The Glenrock Oil where They were likewise learn of the diagr of loca] phy: ns, who incline to the belief that his demented condition wa: influenced by the use of dope. His ster states that so far as known he never been addicted to the u drug. Shinkwin e in exceedingly poor health collapse of his mental faculties is ibuted to this c ' Mr. Finch of Whe | aw of the unfortur rive this evening to inve c and provide for hi bei cared for at th station. c r has a large inter- pany of C est in the comp: STAR BEAR ON GAPROCK IN BESSEMER BEND WELL The Star Bear company is drilling a brother-|a well at Bessemer Bend md at will’ present is down to cap mocks at 1,500 the feet, p ! came to left for Boulder, r visiting his brother, H. POMERANIA UP * "ees Fergerson has gone p with some friends ons from MARTIAL LAW — Associnted Press.) (By BERLIN, aroused over F law the h workmen from RADIATOR | workmen insist that 1m y must be abolished, that prisoners arrested rike be released extended to during the present |and that recognit the workmen’s co! SHOP W. D. Lande 0 Adar: 435 W. 2nd. son Oil comp: e to dor, W Opened Under New Management Everything clean and first class. Give us a tral. 3 so! 3 <3 Holmes to Homes House Furnishing Dept. Zanesville Pottery A new shipment of jardinieres in beautiful colorings and designs, various sizes to suit every purpose, priced 60c to $3.50. Art designs in flower vases and baskets and center pieces for the table from this same famous pottery, medium priced. Holmes Hardware Co. “HOLMES TO HOMES” CASPER - 3 “i WYOMING : ry w UUBe 31 STSOMMGE GEO.W. POSVAR TEXNG TEST 2,000 FEET. C. M. Elgin, proprietor of the Graybeal, i. B QO, A. 14, 000 AUTOMOBILES Ne Sear oe Me Bar. Bin shoe and clothing company tholomew ar | left for Der-| last night for Chicago, Ml., an, ver, Colo., eht to look after jexscern market points to buy WYOMING ARF LIGENSED: Sisco Se cock tree atte 0 ful Nagle hee ; ae lcount of the rush of business j » have left| east at the p nt, Mr. Elgin dec ’ fon ne |sure delivery. | > Wyoming auto licenses for the ’ J year 1919 have passed the 19,000/there he will ar mark. H. M. Symons, deputy secre- tary of state, announced today that, the total now stood at 19,049, and that.new ones were being teken out at the rate of about fifty a day. Originally the secretary of state’s of- fice ordered 20,000 plates for , but there has been such an expected increase in the demand t the order has been increased to 5 000. Last year’s figures v above 16,000. It is estimated t there will be 25,000 Wyoming-o-wn- ed machines before the close of 192 Mr. and Mrs of Mansfield, W . Robertsor ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to the ladies of Casper that we have t Milto: nt to Thermopolis he will remain this morn purcha d the beauty parlors of Miss Delia Lenehan in the Smith Building and will endeavor to render the same _ courteous treatment and service as given in the past. We wish to solicit your | Uta uh. They patronage and assure you now that we will always strive to please you. al For the first time in history the} office of the state superintendent of | one w a MRS. QUINN. {public instruction will _ issue monthly butletin covering the w MISS PATTS. 2nd policies of the department, hool yroblems, and other f interest to people who ‘ollow th development of educa- york. The first bulletin will \ The Army and Navy Club Will Give an Invitation Dance on Thursday of this Week ppearance tomorrow. a State deputy food commissioner, and Every Succeeding Thursday, at the Coville of Cheyenne, is here on Masonic Temple The Dances Will Be Chazeroned by War Mothers Harry Fisher * * « c. H. Sprinks of I eley, Calif., n town on busines Mrs. James Chik . ployed at the Casper § Resident Secretary Army and Navy Club pany, is now at Richte: ee THE HOUSE AEINEE OF QUALITY 2:30 & 4 P. M. TONIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 THE STATE SE". his Theater TODAY DOROTHY DALTON IN HER LATEST COMEDY-DRAMA “ETard Wwoiled” ALSO A MACK SENNETT COMEDY _ TOMORROW MABEL NORMAND = Whe Pest’ “ A cyclone of thrills—A downpeur of laughs—She wears overalls, rides a donkey, saddles a deg: eae, ropes a rooster, makes love, wins love. and grabs a fortune. A laugh from ~~ SATURDAY—“THE FIGHTING ROOSEVELTS” COCCI ec v & f Vacation Goods We are showing some very interesting vac ation goods, especially in Trunks, Bags and Suitcases. Our stock is complete and our prices most attractive. Come in early and let us help you make a selection. $20.00 ona up S225 ana up oe | Webel Commercial Co. Watch Our Windows The Big oe Store ' Watch Our Windows Dress Trunks ..... Suit Cases .. Traveling Bags .....