Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1919, Page 6

2 eee LEGTURES TAKE PLACE OF FIELD PRACTICE FOR GUARD PLATOON UNTIL MOUNTS ARRIVE FOR UNIT) Plans for Rifle Range Discussed Dunng Visit to Cas- per of Adjutant General; Troop Here Still Open to Enlistment, Says Captain With one of the initial meetings of members of the ten-} tative cavalry platoon scheduled for tonight in the Army and | y to club rooms and the enlistment papers on the w per, the platoon of cavalry here begins to take actual form Adjutant-General T. J. McCoy was here Tuesda y and Wed- nesday from Cheyenne in conference with Vincent Carter, ap- pointed captain of the troop made up of the two Sheridan platoons and the local platoon. Plans for a.rifie range and pistol butts to be used by the platoon here | twen Mr. and Captain Carter! as well s for a complete armory fc » troop. It will not be known what sort of an armory will} lable or where it will be lo- cated until after the amount of! : money congress appropriates is made] (Continued from Page 1.) known. terested in the various discussions in Captain Carter states that mounts | the last session of the legislature for members of the platoon should be; lative to increased salaries for ¢ here in six or eight weeks. Until trict judges and the question of that time the work of members of | districting parts of the state where the platoon will be largely in the|the business had grown so large. form of lectures held temporarily in] These same lawyers were diss the Army and Navy club rooms. More than the minimum number of | to provide for any relief along this twenty-five men required in thej line. troop have signified their intention of |m#king Fremont county a sepa joining the troop but the troop is still] district from the sixth At that time the question of | you I district was open to enlistments. None have been| UP for consideration. This plan, if enlisted thus far but Captain Carter} 4¢tion had been taken, would have placed Natrona and Converse county in one district. The present district, including the is expecting necessary enlistment pa- pers any day and then men will be regularly enlisted Thirty-five is the maximum num Ler of men for the platoon and Captain ter wants thirty of the best men in the troop to start. Ser- three counties, was created in 19 and comprises one of the largest are: in the state. In this area there are many new gil developments and dis- The population has tripled in ection and the amount of liti gation is a lready four times &s much. Several years ago each one of the about 75 cases in a men are desired. Enlistments] P™ are from one to three years in this national guard unit and the pay will be approximately a third of the rege) ular pay. This will be given the men fs for an service they perform such as |¢ounties had drill work, active duty or on range. t vice the! ‘There organized or to be organized in the state, Casper with many service men lined-up to serve in the platoon here and Captain Carter at the head of} the troop bids fair to be big factor } in having the crack troop in the state, | Captain Carter served a year and a} half during the world war in the, regulars and in the marine corps.with | ca units and had two years of! ervice previous to the wer. | a oY ES alifornia llow Free Elber- t Buy ta peac s for canning. R- ~~ } Watch for the Casper Supply casi announcement before storing coal. | 8-15 3t} eee cage eee Canned Fruits from your grocer will be high next winter. Lay in a supply of your own by canning some of these fine California yellow Free | Biberta Peac 8-1 WELL DRILLERS, ATTENTION! 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Let Us Estimate Your Work month but now this county alone has pointed when the legislature failed | | signing and realize they | sufficient. | satisfaction to your friends.” Lc CORN AND PORK SLUMP ON NEWS | OF PIRATE WAR, } TEXAS DEMOS TO REORGANIZE THE PARTY, IS CLAIM cwexca 5 CHICAGO, dropped eight and three-quarters | —— cents a bushel, and pork $3.25 FORT WORTH, Aur. 14—-Many a barrel as o result of de- | Democrats of Texas, dissatisfied | Yelopments in the war on the | with the present Democratic party bi8h cost_ of Jiving. leaders and principles, conferred | here today to formulate plane for | party reconstructio: DISPUTES BILL FOR MEAL, NOW EATS IN JAIL ‘DUCKY’ HOLMES | VISITS CASPER) “Ducky” Holmes, former National} league star for nearly fourteen years, | was in Casper yesterday and gave the big refineries here the “once over.” Mr. Holmes is now in the insurance] business. He termed Casper as the] 'best little city he has been in for! Adam Wercinsky had a misunder- some time. anding this morning about 9 o'clock “Ducky” Holm in the s after his playing} eating jn the big leagues went to the West- | He was arrested for disturb-'ern league and was manager. of the ance and placed in the city jail. Lincoln team for several seasons \Wercinsky had been employed re- when Lincoln was leading the league. | Icently by the Burlington railroad and ——__——_ | [near the Noriitcton station A am (CARL MAYS IS {pute over the meal he had finished | REINSTA TED BY LEAGUE BOARD county has nearly as many. way (BY, Associated Press.) | Mr. Kimball of Lander, the new) NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Three| judge, is a member of the firm of , embers of the hoard of directors of | Dillon and Kimball. 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