Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 8

ATKINS SUFFERS) 18 MORE M IFFER BREAKDOWN Recruiting officers here, w ferfging the Casper platoon of " ‘A, Wyoming National guz sending out S. O. S. calls for 15 } men needed to bring the enlist jup.to t necessary quota. mre enly 22 men who have si their intention of joining the t | here and the minimum number is 2 while Capt. Vincent Carter, head Troop A, desires about 37 men that the unit here will have enou ; to easily meet the minimum qu¢ er physical examinations have clit inated some men. Enlistment blanks will be received ‘here by the end of this week, it expected, and men may apply for j enlistment in this troop before that Brig. J, E. Atkins, Satwation Afmy time by sceing Harry Fi Se tee! tary of the Army and Brigadier J. E. Atkins, who wa8!the tooms of this clut or Captain seed only «8 lilo mare, vane Carter at the assessor’s offict in the S 0, vous K- ~ 3 down while on a train going frata| PU sourt house. Baye ia enna ARO eeeste troop here have been in for some time RP ewark MBsine alee PAC’ wae and these mounts are expected here walfeting from the remaining effects | Within the next five weeks. Mounts Sena gas Vatiaelc te ites ie van LEE have been received in New York and but itiwab mot*known by friends tht Missouri where there are troops of his condition was so run down. (BERD Svc He remembered Casper, according , Until the arrival of mounts most to word received here, and slowly of the work of the men enlisted in coming to his senses he recalled his the local troop will consist of indoor récent trip to Denver. He has been | lectures in the club rooms of the rushed to Thermopolis to recuperate ;4Fmy and Navy club. from his breakdown. Brigadier At- Men in the national guard here re- kins is a Chicago, Ill, men and was Ceive a third of the regular United appreciated for his aid in the short, States army pay for all duty they do time he was here. He addressed @8 members of the cavalry p’ three meetings in Casper. Men may be either married or si Brigadier Atkins, who was called) but in case of being married, they “Le Petit Major,” or the Little Ma-| must have a waiver beforc i jor by the boys, commenced his ser-| cepted. Real men wit! vice in the field with the 26th infan-| accepted even if they try, First division, at Menancourt. | military training altho the serv Soon he was transferred to the hut Will be preferred. at Ravoilles where the 26th infan- try commanded by Major Theodore | house the platoon, the money to come Roosevelt was stationed. | =e ae The Little Major was with this battalion in all of its engagements, went over the top with the men and devoted himself to giving first aid to! the wounded. He was by the side of Captain Archie Roosevelt when he re- ceived a very dangerous wound from: an exploded shell. Hl CASPER RANGER COMES WTH 25 BBL AN HOM Casper Ranger No. 2 well in the! Caddo field, Texas, was shot-on Aug-! ust 19.and came 25 feet. over the! derrick. It is reported to have flowed 25-barrels an hour and the flow is, Getting better every dey. This No. 2 | well looks promising according to) many Casper people ‘interested in it. Rirther developments are expected | to*-be' reported. a ee WILL HAVE HEARING TODAY , Archie M. Matthewson, one of the four men charged wit hassaulting a i®-year-old girl, is to have his pre-| liftinary hearing this afternoon be fdxe Judge W. E. Tubbs. He was ar- Tested: more than a week ago as he was about to leave the city. | 22a ee | "Bring your wantad in before noon | and in Jess than six hours it will be| in” practically every home in Casper. | Requisitions for mounts for the full 00 i nnn HN NOTICE! Customers! please ask for your duplicate sales slips. We will give no from PD) There will b The building Ke isfact this week a days of the urging abel Schoai Days WILL SOON BE HERE We have everything that the Schoo! Girl re- ch is to have With the EN NEEDED IN GASPER cs cu PLATOONBEFORE RECRUITING ENDS. iesr=r=s Requisition for Mounts in and Indoor Lectures To be Given Until Arrival; 22 Men Already Enlisted in Casper Troop 2. Congressional appropriation no top to the building 2 sand riding turf be include both quarters for officers and enlisted men completion ments or applications for enlistment ke its place a merer while Troo of platoons at Basin and Riverton concrete and is of enlist- of 2 platoon te. h dan which ainder of Troop to be lo > is ma’ = STOVE DEMONSTRATION AT SCHULTE’S BOOMS OALE OF MAJESTICS Sales of Maje street. Ss ran If the ove credit on returned goods without the duplicate slip. Black and White— $1.65 to $2.25 5 Webel = WATCH OUR WINDOWS = THE BIG BUSY STORE HAAN | PHONES: desiregl o ready in stock, the purth er in the order and still uminum and grar s An armory is to be built here to| with the sale of } quires in the line of Wearing Apparel. Special for Friday & Saturday RARE BARGAINS IN Silks and Serges KASSIS DRY GOODS & MILLINERY CO. 122 South Center i Beautiful Silk Hosiery . Our stock of Ladies’ Silk Hose is perhaps as complete as ever shown in this store, including all the shades in demand for matching the new Fall Suits and Dresses. Priced at $2.50 to $5.00 Pure Thread Silk Ribbed Hose for Children and Misses, in Commercial Co. tic stores and ranges | are booming this week at the Hardware company store, 1 Center William Douglas Denver branch of the Maj company have proved unus and worth while. s have been sold already with only onstrating period re- maining, the manager of the store is all interested in household bargains to visit the Schulte store. two me stoves and 13. AND 14 fo be €a t Dail (By Axsocinted Press.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—With the nation of 300 permanent of- ficers of the regular navy already submitted to the navy department and more arriving, Acting Secretary Roosevelt began work today on pro- posed legislation to be submitted to congress suggesting substantial pay increases for officers and enlisted men in the navy and marine corps. Officers say they find it impossible to support their families on their pay. a LOST Certificate of discharge from U. S. issued to A. E. O’Brien and k to A. E. O’Brien, signed Ed Me- Graugh. Lost Aug 20 between court house and Townsend building. | Return to R. H. Nichols, Oil Exchange | building. 8-21-3t Makes Good Dares Taste Better A bottle of Exelso with your noon hour. it will put pep into your dinner—double R nt ta — ine frease the atren got iced itsli jigestion. Different — Better— Satisfies ! Sold and served at all soft-drink stores THE PARLOR CAR i Moths have been caught am mid- ocean, 1,200 miles from the nearest land. Oil Exchange Segar shop. Union made Havana Smokers, 3 for 20c. 8 21 3t. Ask the MAJESTIC range sales- man at Schulte Hardware Co. to show you the new smooth finish MAJESTIC ranges. It’s marvelous, and introduces the greatest improve- ment ever accomplished building. So IRRIGATION URDAY: There will be no sprinkling rigation allowed in the city NO morning starti at 0" fternoon. This used by the present critical situation of the water supply here. A heavy penalty is at- tached for‘abuse of this order. WILLIAM JONES, City Water Commissioner. 8-20-3t ¥ ) ) J n ii I, in _ range} UNTIL SAT-} { HIGH S$ ‘ANDARD LIQUID - PAINT The highest grade raw materialh— exacting ghemical tests—thorough grinding and mixing— skilled workmen and half a century of paintmaking experi- —the investment paint. ence raske Hicu Sranpvarp a high grade paint. It is the only kind of paint you can really afford to use on your build- ings—it is so economical and enduring. Come in and see the colors, Holmes Hardware Co. 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