Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1919, Page 5

TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1919 AS SiR NCES Mest ARTE EEN ena DWWSION FIGHT. fo 5 VOICED EARLY Pilot County Advocates Warthirig| up for New Battle over Di- vision before Issue in Last Legislature Is Cold CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 5 “We're coming down to Cheyenn next year to get a new county,”| yesterday said Hon. P. W. Jenkins | of Cora, chairman of the prohibition committee of the lower house of the Fifteenth legislature that sponsored the so-called Hardin bill under‘ the pfovisions of which Wyoming aL “dry” July 1st. Mr. Jenkins visited the capital to take’up with the state) highway commission plans for the! construction of a southern highway to Yellowstone park. | | Cora, Mr. Jenkins’ home, is in the| 5 5 5 | extreme western part of Fremont! county, more than 100 miles from the nearest ‘railroad point to the sov:i., An Intimate Glimpse of Men and People in France and seventy-five miles from Lander, the county seat, the nearest railroad| point to the east. A range of tower- : ing mountains lies between Lander (United Press -Correspondent) and the Cora region and it is a hard|, PARIS. (By Mail.)—Details have two-days’ journey between the two| Just been received from Lille on what points. The need for a new county, | '* CE wT, Ch CS with a more accessible county seat, | STeatest contribution made to the therefore is keenly felt at Cora and war by any one single family. in the country tributary thereto. |. The head of this family shor! Mon- “We will ask the next legislature|#i¢ur Vanhoee, a farmer living at to pass an enabling act whereunder! eesti) near Ypres. At the out- a new county can be organized,” | Soaks of the war he was the father said Mr. Jenkins, “and we feel cer-| % 36 living children, fourteen girls tain of success inasmuch as there | 87d twenty-two boys. Of the latter, is no disposition in that part of Fre- during the course of the war 20 mont county east of the Wind River | ought in the French ranks. Of these range to combat the formation of a| twenty, thirteen were Killed 'c7m Uires new county of the country west of| W®Fe Permanently discharged as the the range.” result of wounds unfitting them’ for Two attempts have been made in| further service. Still another was the past to secure legislation enabling, W0Unded four times during the war. the organization of a new county ot In 1917, the widow of one of the the Cora region, neither succeeding. 0S, Alfred, was also killed during Mr. Jenkins reports that the forest | the bombardment of Dunkerque. She fire that byrned for several weeks left five orphans. But even before in the Fall River basin, near Cora,| this, Monsieur Vanhee had already has been checked by rain and no long- &iven up his life to the Germans. er, is considered menacing. Several In October of 1914 he had come to square miles of timber were burned Lille with one of his daughters to Ovake | celebrate the birthday of a relative. | On. his return home, the two were - SE eae ; caught by a German patrol and | both shot. Ris $1,080,000 SHIPMENT OF STEERS 1S WANDE | wtainars.ct, ths Crais, fo Guerre is the unapproachable record of little BY THE ‘CATTLE KING’ fs: sss eas’ ar (By HENRY WOOD) kas only just received the war deco- } tation, but his citation mentions a SHERIDAN, Wyo., Aug. 5.—The service that he performed nearly five second of the big beef shipments be., years ago, when the Germans rushed ing made by Ed L. Dana of Park. man, Wyo., was loaded out last week | French Alsatian border. t and comprised a train of 50 cars, the} Little Roger flatly refused to have | cars averaging 23 animals. Ship-| any dealings with the enemy. Though ments will continue at the rate ot) just a tiny tot he resisted the pre- two trains a week, each containing sumption of the Prussians who tried 50 cars until 600 cars have been used.|to make friends with him. But| Mr. Dana is probably the largest: Roger wouldn’t be won over. He re-| cattle raiser and heaviest individual! fused even to “say “bon jour” to the! landowner in Wyoming, his large enemy and now wears the Croix de| holdings extending into Montana,|Guerre for his sternness in the face | where many of his large herds roam:|of the enemy “advances.” | the range. He established himselt! —_— in the cattle business in 1883, andj knows all the ups and downs of that great industry, having gone through periods of deep stress from which he} formed the knack of recovering, un til today he stands at the head in that industry as an individual. He deals in pure-bred Herefords and recently shipped a large number of thorobreds into Mexico , for) which he received $250 each. In the big shipment which has jus: | started there will be 50 cars in each train and 12 trains required under the contract with the Burlington road to move the beef cattle, and if each animal averages $100 on the market and they will undoubtedly average much higher figure than that, as the: are all fat and in prime condition, it will mean that the shipment will bring Mr. Dana $1,380,000.. pecbronr nie oath be! Travel by air routes and avoid the) congesting of the already overwork- | ed railroads. .Thet in substance is | the plea now being made by aviation | | promoters in Germany. Time schet | ules of German passenger-carrying | air services have been received in| Paris. Extensive advertising of the | air routes is being carried on, the backers of the project pointing out the advantages of aeroplane travel over that of trains, and practically begging the public to give the rail-| | roads a chance to rebuild and to re-| pair the wear and tear of the past \four years. According to the time schedule re- ved here, regular civilian. air ser- e has been established between | (Berlin and the cities of Hemburg, Hanover, Leipzig, Weimar and sev-| eral other of the larger cities, | Senator Borah acts as if he had bet} = on Willard.—Columbus Ohio State} Journal. Large shipments of salmon, better jknown to the American doughboys STOCKMEN No need to ship out your stock. We can sell you hay in any quantity for deferred shipments very reasonable. Phone, write or wire us for particulars. RIVERTON HIDE, WOOL & FUR CO. Riverton, Wyoming TI OP PPP OOCOL CCL LLL OL OT Lester Brokerage House linc, Specializing in NEW YORK OIL 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 DECLARATION OF (2S 4onearcire te voo pow? weaxen 1 ENGAGED TWo C.0oKS m nto his little home town out on the t BUT WE only NEED ONE of occupation in the Tyrol. quentities of the sustaining but un- diers. populsr food were on hand at the American warehouses in diminishing demand of the A. E. F.,! land to the Italian front. ians like the scorned American “gold- fish,” a food which long since lost A. FE. F. are concerned. France has found still another means of living up to the national | Advice he represents the great mass of the “yoilus’” of France, has been named! pardoned a andidate for the French Acad-! Abele’s home emy. The “Forty Immortals” have 1910 he married Mlle. Meurchiet and lived happily with her until August, asa added two great soldiers—Joffre and |" ' Priests Classed With Merchants by the Soviets BUDAPEST.—Priests ana business |men are excluded from the vote by as “goldfish,” which were destined to| the Soviet Congress, which reserves be consumed by the A. E. F. are now the franchise for being shipped to the Italian army/ distinction of sex, who do work use Great | ful to the state,” and Red army soi Marseilles fas removed from the aching jaws when the war ended. With the rapidly of America’s “Over Here” heroes. Pulling teeth was not the only oc- ‘ much of the canned salmon has been |cupation of the heartless army den- reshipped to Genoa and thence over-| tists, for during the same month The Ital-| 376,655 fillings were put in. ” The Chief Dental Surgeon cf the reports that during the its attractiveness where doughboys course of hostilities seven army den- tists were killed by shell fire and that | p},, over forty were injured. prospective motto Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Before becoming a bigamist, it will knockout but that it wa A simple “poilu,” a private soldier be advisable to win honors on the nation of a hard blow of the second grade with nothing to! field of battle if you would escape the on piece of the cany his particular credit other than that penalties of the law. The French military court has just za fo Idier-bigamist. Jea ik "Wie Cinna "tn Edward Savage Is 1 KNow THAT BUT ONE "COMES “TO-MORROW AND THE OTHER A WEEK FROM TO~ MoRROW WILLARD DOWN, PICTURE OF WORKOUT PROVES IT Jack Hempel, former and present police officer here who was one of main cogs in the training machine prepared Jess Willard for his teh with Jack Dempsey, has re ed ua memento of his training with Willard. It shows the big eight in the act of as r from the floor after hn well directed blow aimed by Hem pel and a trip on the loose canvas had flopped the former heavyweight champ to the mat. photograph shows Hempe} towering above Willard altho Willard was easily the larger man. Hempel bigemists. now admits that he did not score a as a combi and the trip mat which workers, without sisting t floored the big champ. Manager of New Foch—to their numbers but.it re-'1914, when he was called to the col- mained for the League of Poilus, an ors. He was wounded three times Gasoline Station organization of French veterans, to end was twice cited for the Croix really undertake the democratizing de Guerre. of the military branch of the most valesence leave he met Mlle. Detruit, famous of France’s intellectual or- and soon ganizations. of its members, as candidate for the well. seat now vacant in the Academy, Approximately four thousand army She found him. dentists in a combined attack on the number jaws of nearly two million dough- agreed that her claims on Abele were of accessories for moter ears includ- ratner during one month alone. All number one was only too happy to re-/48 the stock of this little ‘succeeded in capturing 67,133 mdeed records for tooth extractions in the establish her home. i A. E. F, were broken in that month tial officers couldn’t bring themselves 'Y 4¢« when this enormous number of teeth to the conviction of the brave soldier, W's! In 1917, while on con- afterwards, married her. Center and The League has nomi- He had passed himself as unmarried | under nated Louis Arnould Gremilly, one and until the end of the war all went | Edward Then came the armistice, and of the r soon thereafter came Mme, Abele tion is housed in a practically new seeking her long-lost soldier-husband. | structure, The Center Street filling station at Linden streets opened anew management last week. Vvage is manager in charge w filling station. The sta improvements to the sta- ng.approximately $1,200. usoline and cil, all sorts She also found wife tion ¢ Wife number two Wife ing automobile tires, will be carriea shop. Two nm unuaual owners who questionable. ys make the sible to motor ’ for their The court mar- |‘ % Do You KNOW ALL THE THINGS ELECTRICITY WILL DO TO MAKE YOUR HOUSEKEEPING EASIER? For the table—at meal time—for parties TOASTER IRONING COMFORT with a Western Electric No. 1 IRoN No roaring fire to heat your irons no weary walking from stove to iron- ing board and back again. 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Phone 69 CASPER POLICEMAN PUT ©=oXING OF HOGS... —By Jack Rabbit ee ITS_A GREAT LIFE \F You DONT WEAKEN CLAIMS IOWA AS HIS HOME What Doctors Use SET for Eczema_ LGONA, lowa, Aug. 4, (Unit- ed Press.) —The king of porkers A soothing com! on of oi of holds court in lowa. He measures pensar gerne trate prordle are aed seven feet from nose to tail and le now a favorite remedy of Rin speriak weighs 1,100 pounds. James - ste for all skin diseases, It penetrates pond, stockman here, an- the pores; gives instant relief Try rounced that he re i an offer Di DD. today, se, ec and Ste of $26,000 for the boar and that he wouldn't take twice the amount for him. Careful watch is kept on the royal hog by a retinue of attend- 2 Totion for Skin Disease Kimball Drug Store Not Stock---Real Land We hold short option to buy through the ex-Govern- ment Geologist selected Oil Lands—being 1,400 ACRES IN BOONE DOME, POW- DER RIVER FIELD, WYOMING at only $4.37% per acre. and we get deed to the entire acreage, with no royalt rved. We could easily boost this price several $s per acre and still be within prices now being d for such land, but are not going to add a » this price We will t a few others join us on th w figure basis and thank us afterward for being one real “Snap.” } We have therefore decid » form a syndicate which will be known as The Powder River Oil Land Pool, said syndicate or pool to be composed of ONLY 100 UNITS, VALUE $65 EACH We want some of these units ourselves, and the first subscribers getting the h here will be allotted t balance. No terms can be allowed, as we are n promotion business and we want to get in cie cash which, added to what we subscrive, \ sull cient to pay for this purchase, plus the expense “BONDS” ARE OUR BUSINESS ND W F SELDOM DEVIATE. rhe entire 1,400 acres will be deeds ye will act as trustee. Remember, only 500 capitalization, which gives th un big st in the entire acreag Most syndicates with not as much value as is shown here have been formed with 500 or more units sold at $100 each. The legal numbers of this land are as follows: All of Sec. 17; N. '* Sec. 20; W. % Sec. 21 and part of S 't Sec. 8, all in Township 35 N., Range 85 W., Natrona County, Wyoming making 1,400 acres, all adjoining and laying in a solid body. We believe his land has great possibilities and that the chance is splendid to divide it and re-sell or lease to the different big drilling companies. When this is done, undoubtedly each one interested in this land should get back eral hundred dol each fifty now invested. ~% Lasleal Therefore, we will purchase this land and hold title, as truste xv the interest of all who subscribe, and until the majority may vote to sell outright or lease on a royalty basis. BOONE DOME 3o0ne Dome has yeen pretty much ympanies. We are, indeed, luck to find this opportunity getting in re The Big New York Oil Company is now drilling about one to the east of this land, their rig being located on t southwest corner of Section 10. It has just been report ed they have struck a heavy flow of gas at 00 feet and are now more sure than ever of the big oil produc tion, which i been estimsted would be found at 3,000 feet This, you cornered and rh rolled by the about understand, is actual NOW going on only about a mile away This territory also has been partiall » Oil Company, who own the he of this acreage The have alre nd produc tion in commercial quantity from the lower sand, whict has been capped, and we cannot ascertain just how much oil they have. The fact, however, that this big company has put on additional rigs and that now they are drilling with a big hole, evidently g to the Wall Creek sand for a gusher, speaks for itself. UNUSUAL This is the first oi! proposition our rporat has ever touched, and if we did not think it had many ch to win for every one chance t sider it at all. You may kno\ not consider this “wildcat stead, we look a live proposition and we believe live investors wil! not hesitate to get in, and wil) thank for the opportun- ity. We anticipate this + be the only ad necessary to complete the synd Send yeur check by the units are sold, same wil than 100 units can be i you trustee’s receipt any may record in Wyomin Wire for reservation of getting in on this a. Yours, with priac t con- eretore, that we do » lose we wauld 1 t as If the Loo turned to you; as no more Otherwise we will mail icipating deed, which you ow your legal ownership. Want to make real sure ground-floor proposition. in the offering, CONTINENTAL BOND CORPORATION Fiscal Agents California Building—Denver, Colo. mail possible. Sa | Re Pp ° SO OO a i ii a PM ET Ee es Za