Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1919, Page 6

MOORCROFT IS SMOTHERED BY. SCORE OF 19-4 Refiners Romp Away with Game Tuesday by Starting in First with Five Runs and Con- tinuing Lead | pes SE; | Moorcroft-Casper game yester-| y afternoon was almost a fiasco} the eyes of the loyal baseball] ns who saw the local nine wallop the visitors, 13 to 4. After the third stanza it was merely a matter of who would bring in the remainder of the tallies, to let somebody else run wild! Th as costly to Cas-/ But the victory per. Bostick, the brilliant short stop, turned his foot in going into second early in the battle and painfully in-} jured his leg. Manager Arbogast said this morning that he probably would} be out of the game the remainder| of the season but that Bostick’s con-! dition was better this morning. It is} believed that he broke his leg but) the injury is not considered danger- ous. The loss of Bostick from the game 77 sea = —— ——— a nr i 1 oe Carfrie Bartlett and her guest, | : |Miss Roderick, of Denver, have gone (By cans, Spaniards, Cubans and citi have been expelled from Mexico re ernment officials, according to E! Dia Mexico City under date of August 6, Misconduct while in “ex- The Ladtes Aid society of the |check for $1,500.00, payable to the apaates Rien eee tie FeAgon: Presbyterian church will meet Thurs-|order of the Clerk.” The successful { day afternoon at the home of Mrs.j bidder shall furnish good and suf- aro 8 Holman, south of town, The ladies|ficient bond for the faithful per- { CITY NEWS | sre requested to meet at 2 o'clock] formance of the contract, in the sum| at the church, where motor cars will]of half the contract price. | : provided to take them to the For the furnishing and installing} Mrs. Carl Weaver has returned’ Holman ranch. a plumbing and heating system in MAN TAKEN UP BY GOVERNMENT Attorney General Will Investigate Charges That Homestead of Jack Burt Was Stripped of House Action has been taken by the at- torney general in Washington in re- gard to the case of Jack Burt, world war veteran, who claims his propert was stolen on his homestead nea Douglas while he was away fighting. The letter explaining the case ad- Associated Press.) EL PASO, Aug. 13.—Twenty-one BIDS WANTED Bids will be reeeived by the Board -| with a party on an outing trip in o'clock} 1 day after a business trip to River-[following constraction work, to-wit: \ ton, Wyoming. ‘or the furnishing of all labor and foreigners, including Ameri- of the Argentine republic, y order of Carranza gov- inol, a Spanish paper of meat pletion of a two story schoo! buil ing in said school district; all. bids to he accompanied by a certified Galna, Ill, where she will visit friends for @ month. . e 2 8 Kansas! aoe. © such building. All bids therefore Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook have gone|must be accompanied by a certified} jto Eau Claire, Wis., to remain for a{theck in the sum of $500.00, and the} month. When they return they willjsuccessful bidder must furnish good! ity parlors after! bring their son, George, who hasfand sufficient bond for the faithful ation. ‘been visiting with his grandparents in}performance of the contract in- the! . Wisconsin, back with them for the|‘um of half the contract price. i known fall term of school here. Each bidder must specify the time | from wh -¢ in which he is to complete his con-} ome Mr. and Mrs. M. Hirsch left last} tract, and each contract must be| night for Denver on a short pleasurejperformed in accordance with eat and business trip. They are expect-|plans and specifications of the ar- is e@ back Monday. chitects, Garbutt & Weidner, Cas-) employed in the Dutton & Staley 4 6 per, Wyoming. Such plans and spe-| of has gone to her home in Harry Bumgartner, of the Brecht |cifications may be examined at the} Kansas City ,Mo., to spend her va-'Candy company of Denver, is at the office of the Clerk by depositing, cation with her parents. Henning while attending to business[check for $25.00 to secure their re-| ; matters here. ‘turn. The contract will be awarded| W. C. Allen of the Nevins Candy. Charles W. Inmann, who is em-}to the lowest responsible bidder, the company, of Denver, is here in the| ployed at the,Bootery, has returned |'Board reserving the right to reject, from a fortnight’s visit in City, Mo. Mrs. Wall GortHy has returned to the Dickerson be three weeks’ va a well returned » he spent trip. Charles Swingle, stockman here, h Billings, Mont., whe time on a business Miss Bertha M. Lewis, who California ; ‘ef Ditectors of School District No.|peaches for canning. ‘2 in the County of. Natrona, and | w ANTED-—Coal . —— ROM t ig the mountains. F MEXICO FOR MISC NDUC Be acs sy [Eyer ofa Wyoming “unill ‘ 0 ] Geo. Richter is expected back to-|p. m. September 3, 1919, to cover the ton at Casper Supply Co. 8-1 2 inaterials reqbired, exeept brick and}sand women are convicted of drunk-| & © Mrs. Harry Seebert has gone to]cement, for the erection and com-!enness in the metropolitan area of ild-| London edch year. It pays to buy quality. Insist on} yellow Free Elberta 8-13-2t} miners. Sterdy work, good wages. Apply in per-| —— % ' Between fifteen and twenty thou Murphy @1gne Co, Wholesalers. Home cooking at the Harvey. Here’s How An Expert Picks the Best Electric Light & Power Plant First he looks at the motor or engine, For the motor is the most vital part of any plant. It is the force that operates the generator, which in turn generates the “juice” that is stored in the batteries. . So first of all a good motor is essential. Next he watches for severe vibration. Because any ex- pert knows that dangerous vibration—that is a plant that shakes and jars and jolts—will soon ruin the motor. No engine can possibly operate efficiently day after day, if it is continually subjected to severe vibration. The real test is to run without vibration, without being anchored. So follow the expert’s tip in selecting an electric light and power plant for your home. Investigate the ‘from a two week vacation spent with/any and all bids. | dressed to Washington has been re- * | <elatives. in“ Giahomsnt f interests of the’ company. ¥ . By the Board of Directors, School) will weaken the local nine in the in- field for the coming state tourna- pan eda Lee ate attorney Raymond Black, Dick District No. 2, this 6th day of Au-| ee liek aP pie: ment. ’ eM as advised eron Morgan left this : gust, 1919. =| lectric Light an rower Plan’ asper counted five in the first|Mr. Burt that he will or has been morning in Mr. Black’s new Haynes LOCATION FOR WILLIAM OQ, WILSON, For Ranch, Farm and Suburban Home , making an investigation of the case. car for Houston, Texas, where Ray- Mr. Bart served in France for near- mond Black will meet his family. ly two years but when he returned Mr. Huff and Mr. Morgan will re- he found his cabin and all of the be-\turn to Casper after a short stay longings in it missing on his home-| there. 5 Clerk. | PLANING MILL pus, sug. 13,20, :1,1010.""™ | NOT OBTAINED Ray Murray of Boulder, Colo., is} stopping here a few days enroute! inning and one more came in the fol- lowing stanza. Not satisfied with this the local players scored five more counters in the third. Everybody was AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. Phone 1080 hitting the visiting hurler and the Ei J ° gatire’ Maoreroft! tear played off|stead claim about 40 miles from J. A. Taylor of Dunkirk, N. Y.,|¢rom Nebraska to Boulder. Mr.) 112 E. Third form. ‘The team was said to be| Douglas. He asked for a warrant) Mrs. Harry Hugo arrived last night WhO has been here the past ten days|Murray is a salesman for the City! Electric Wiring and Repairing. Armature and Motor Repairing. Complete Stock Electric Supplies. Let Us, Estimate Your Work from the justice of peace at Doug- from Nebraska, nd will visit with /¢"deavoring to find a desirable 10-/Tailors of Chicago. ers who did not arrive heré in time] las, he says, but this was refused by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hugo, for/C4tion for a planing mill which he SSS for the contest yesterday. the same justice and the man he sus while. Mrs. Hugo is very talented | OWNS in New York, is leaving to-[ There te cheaper ‘Peaches on the; Maples had an easy time and loaf-/ pects and charges with stealing the in portraying character parts in the- morrow for Yellowstone park and market, but California Elbertas Ay ed thru most of the contest. With) property has gone unmolested. atric Her husband is traveling other Points in the northwest. He|best for_canning. 8-13-2t| the injury to Bostick the entire team! This is the case he asked the gov- with his theatrical company in Ne. Will return in about two weoks. was shifted. Free came in to short,|ernment to investigate. Frederick braska now. Mr. Taylor says he is willing to und Offman v in to catch. Born-} Warber, attorney here, for the Army move his machinery to Casper and stein took Free’s place in right. The|and Navy club and member of thes Miss Swenson from the Chicago of-, install it in u new building in the shifted scenery seemed to work as|¢lub has also taken up the case and! fice of the Butterick publishing com-/¢Vent the people want it. He says well as the initial line-up. |has volunteered any aid or informa-}pany is in town on business. his epee ags f is spepiete are By Casper w ly wild in pil-|tion to Mr. Burt. Mr. Warber served ‘ ¢ a valance ° better ‘ nas ee fering the sacks jin the world war himself, Mice He is Rit ing to pare the pl an ore this daring base-running that upset A r. providing he has the support of the all of the possible defense of the vis-} public weakened by the loss of several play- Helen Rhone, modiste, has re- from: Chicago, where she was a by the illness of a friend, and.chamber of commerce and continue managing her modiste SPirited citizens. Sr., of Lin- ing with his aap Judge John B. Barn coln, Neb., is here t f \ iting ninc. Sra) RB. > 3 A K 5 Mr. " s all f stuff but in past games a bit iepucet t Tene , | ren : wild is Eresmaea te ae for Cas-jrreme court: in Nebraska for more! 4, dge Winter, who was" ex- finishings. © Several locations are 7 - Orcs: * {than 18 years. i ae now in mind but nothing definite per today. Arbogast believes this ——___— pected he ast night, has been | is been decided upon. The offi- ee hurler is about due to hurl a neat; Watch for the Casper Supply ~uat 4etained in Lusk, and will arrive this alalay Of MHA TGMANAHSE (OE commerce Witk: j evening. little contest and has decided to start|announcement before storinjs coa him. Fields is another new mound | 8-13-5 choice who may get into the game |=—— For today. {oh oI The game will start at 5:30 o'clock |\Wm-Port on the high school athletic field. | Wanrmp—Coal have the matter under advisement yal hetland pony ; also . Bucknum, buegy SALB 8 sland miners. eu __ The score by innings: work, good wages. Apply in per- When You're Tired Casper ___- 51500110 X)son at Casper Supply Co. 8-13-4t| Moorcroft 020 00110! 1 jacanee 4 ; leau mmel i 3 f ALLEGED THEFT haved sere . JS Jefenely or —— a . - Fidel Ortega, a Mexican, was too} ee , Teanga! opening anen tee ave he: “ The New Malt Beverage EA ie longing to Sam Odeh last night and s U BRUMMELL who taught Odeh accused him of taking a pair a Wales what a coat was like’—inventor of num. Sten facouned and nopnea ater ae Its pure, wholesome ingredients are nourishing and will give berless niceties of dress—gambled himself into his left eye. This morning Ortega a you strength. Order a case of SHEREX today from your poverty. Publicly cut by the King, he had his last is a us ey jail charged with as- a” dealer. : remaining finery laid out preparatory to f a friend who sdult and larceny. o . * A deh, who is an Arabian, would a, Feel save him from disgrace. With Weston, his faithful valet, net have objected so strenuously if s eeping the door against ‘the bailiffs, ¢h grea’ Ortega had used his knowledge of 2 New Dealers Wanted ‘ : Bene it beau shaved Wilts aid locks| wiille tie was in the a) ps ; eo wa te Prince of the a oe to the last, he finished the rdom but when he opened his trunk ‘a wi ie utmost care. en, carefully wipi dry ani took a pate ot ahoee while he ea s Profit possibilities are unlimited when you sell Sherex. | precious blade and affectionately placing it in te pe si jbo absent last night, thoug! “his Wri f, ale’ s % :. 27 Thana Had cobnETeoO: ie: manera em ‘i Write for our Dealers Offer today. to Weston with the command: “Now let the rogues in.” 5 The complete escapade occurred in S a House in the’ thre "hundred blosk| Sheridan Brewing Co The razor that Beau Brummell used was a shaving tool of Sah Mexe Ween sireee * OPege Casper, Wyo. af vane Were ompany wonderful balance. Length, temper and correct diagonal stroke Valued Tis shoes at $5. = Sheridan, Wyoming. | were there; all it lacked was the safety and convenience of the WANTED—Coal miners. St sady a | double-edged, detachabie blade of the work, good wages. Apply in per- os at [} sift on st Casper Supply Co. 8- pute ete Insist on California Elberta yel- low Free peaches for your canning stock. 8-13-2t tt E WELL DRILLERS, ATTENTION! Bids will be received by the Board of County Commission- ers for the drilling of a water well, on the County Farm, 5 miles east of Casper. Well must be drilled to second wa- ter, estimated at about 50 feet, and cased with a 6-inch casing. Submit your estimate to the county clerk in writing, as soon as pessible and same will be acted upon at the next meeting of the board. Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL We Recommend E. T. 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