Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1919, Page 12

—-—- °° °° PAGE TWELVE ie Ollie: Wale Mee OT Special Broiled Steak is Press.) | ¢ | 1 A «| ALBANY. Aug 30ccAdded pro- | \ ees wwe. Aug 30. DINNER . = At Py i tection a st the bomb throw a ‘Six square miles of country wa = Community Singing to be One of Features; Poultry Ex- R IDS IN CI VF IR carrier of concealed: weapons 4a = WILL AE AW qwept by prairie fire on Stagener| = “Mii hibit to Rival Any in West; Special : : Piper rthe panel tae WHER from a pountatn beligyedi\o aveluers fay at $1.25 per Person Prizes for Livestock Reha een ees TODAY From 6 to 8 p. m. MUSIC DURING DINNER Informal Dancing in the Grill at the PENNIN ed by ks from a passing locomo- = Lap- leffective today. : jDenver Navy Recruiting Station ‘ ce of The provisions of. the new law are; Fetribuhi ae {very strict. No boy under 16 is al-| ARounces That Distribution ying ranches checked the flam lowed to carry a slung shot, while aj Will Soon Be Ready atier they had awent k person who carries or possesses a ——— yi can rail-gbomb or bombshell, or possesses an| arout ten thousand Navy Victory! o-Allied explosive substance with intent t0/ Medals will be issued byithe Venverjsiny. Several men .who have been Juse it agaisnt the person or property | Navy Recruiting Station to men who discharged from this station will be pf another is guilty of a felony. saw service during the war. These entitled to wear two silver sta Under the new statute, aliens are! jeaals should be ready for distri-/ After the Victory medal and silver! not to be given permits to carry ¢on-/) Wtion about November first, accord- | ctar are issued, the present gold led weapons. The new law de-|i,¢ to Lieutenant Commander W. P. service chevrons will no longer be es a weapon that can be concealed Brown in charge of this station. ire fighters trom the neigh asant Murman DOUGLAS, Wyo. livity in the offic of the Wyoming the visitor that this song to be one of the iu the state or in the w lteen events, includir fs well as the usual v tests. On September 11 » fifteen events and t ill close on the 12th with fou Prepa-' numbers. There will be ration for the big event are going! attraction: at the zrounds, forward rapidly and it is expected, of the program having been Like the notoriou before the end of the month every.| over to the city which is « x ing Bolshevik thing will be in readiness for the} for a number of first class conces- rip two mileg le and three miles troops a forces against the ] the personality of tain known as Spire final touches, sions and amusements. The board {as a blackjack, billy, club, sandbag,|~ phe Vi orn ‘ a vents, als : $ : . ? . e Victory Medal will be award-' order to obtain these medals One of the features which will be/of State Fair manage will conduct | 2 lied fore : metal knuckles, bludgeon, dageer, | eq all persons in the Navy or Naval and buttons, men with N service an inndation this year is the com-)an open-air dancing munity singing program, which is to the week and will place during the trac events of the dance in Ti day. The songs we sen will open on by the Women’s Club of De September & as soon as the leader is secured een t noucements to that effect will be t inging program is to be as fo). 1 during nt dirk, dangerous knife, razor, stiletto, /Reserve Force on active duty be-jchould call at the nearest recruiting pistol or firearm of such size that|/tween April 6, 1917 and November station, or write to the recruitir -rit exn be concealed about the person. /;1, 1918, ecept those discharged a8) «tation or commandant of their d | undesirable or with dishonorable dis-| trict, in each .case presenting the about him is front line operations. From peas-|rharge,” said Lieutenant Commander | discharge or release papers nevik commander of on s it is learned that he combines} Brown. ANNI tie wounded, but now in: bata nai pe er opahics acai Ei ca Biter wil Owe at 1 900000006000000000005000FCCCOCCCOSEEOSEOESOS SOS OO SOS WE WILL CELEBRATE s between B rs, convince the ionoff exists stories st being carried to the front! who oppose him. jat this station for wear with civilian] ) . n a chair, from which he directs clothes in lieu of the Victory medal. | : Sept, 10—Farmers and Ranchers SSS. 1 4 silver button will be given men Dex Americ Coming Thru the} 3 | wounded in action, but this will be lissued by the Bureau of Navigation.” “A clasp attached to the ribbon }of the medal will indicate service in | the war zone.” | “When the service ribbon bar of. eeecccesccoes : Sept. 11—Soldiers, Sailors ana “Battle Hymn of the Repub- mL = Marines’ Da Amer A Long,! LONG BEACH, “Madilion"-_ Solo, “Star Spangled Years from some local resident whose | SAEs aemmonny ote Paces Onacney G Bic’ writing was so poor the letters could clasp. Men commended for perform- Ee ant ern : ance of duty, not justifying award o ki a medal of honor, a distinguished ser- 'vice medal, or a Navy cross, will |be entitled to wear a silver star for {each citation instead of the bronze ‘WROISON OAK ‘Wash with weak solu- tion of blue stone or lime water, dry thor- | oughly, follow with light appli- | ¢ation of— o H. Taft, throug! {asked Walter J. Desmond, post {ter here to find the anonymous c A telegram Thursday { respondent and ascertain what tors Warren and Kendrick stated t all about. W .W. Wischler @rrangements had been about com. Secretary, writes that th Pleted whereby the Wyoming State,%¢idom bear sufficient pos Fair is’ to icluded in a cireuit| letter generally covers six Which is to be 1 by a speciaj Written sheets. The opening lir carload exhibit of agricultureal pro.|W&¥8 are: ducts t out by the federal gov.| ‘Full ma ernment. The board had been in doubt as to th re until the ‘The d receipt of the message last week. be According to reports the long dry/ a a eS spell will not effect the quality of che) JAPAN JMPROVES PLAN exhibits at the fair this year as loca , rains recently came in time to put the crops in the best of shape. Many f c ~ counties have reserved space for theit : AE exhibits and others are expected to do so in the very near future. Those, | ner.” Orr : Pree : ne a gem of purest ray ‘athomed caves of ocean | STORE CLOSED ALL DAY i The Golden Rule Store now on the list are: Washakie, Fre. _ (iy e ee mont, Big Horn, Niobrara, Natrons,|__ TOKYO, 4 . ; Crook, Converse and Platte. General Tan A TS. pesneeewaueere a : eer. poirot No other fair held in the west wili| C4™Tying out io have anything on Wyoming when it/ improvement of te comes to exhibits of poultry. It has| Military service been stated by those in a position to| have decided to know, that the Wyoming State Faiy|the military, crtille Will have the largest display: in this | ing school and elass, ws some of the most prominent Technical university fanciers in the country will bé on| Military universit hand. Two 8-foct tanks are soon to! stitution for officers in ac be installed for the convenience of, principally dealing with tac the water fowls. cess of this'be the highest military tra department is due largely to the ef-|tablishments in the emy forts of Robert D. Hi . who is} The Military, Artil superintendent of this division. leering school has The dairy department, which is un-| fined to the artillery and en; Gbr thé Supervision of G. |sevrices, but when extended, @f Upramie, is to be onc of the divis-| technical university ions which: will create considerable) ed from among those ifiterest this year. There will be a|branch of the army— cQmpréhensive display of dairy food alry, artillery, engine product’ by the Holst Freisian As-| missariat—will be “Coming events cast their TUESDAY, SEPT. De shadows before.”’ Not a shadow of a doubt of your getting the newest styles Casper Private School and best values in men’s suits per ae | Management Mrs. Nye Roberts. rect for Fall is here. 516 South Durbin St. Telephone 339. Splendid patterns in browns, hoe ery | BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL admitted sdciation showing the comparative! taug! ac cal side of mi ye 3 “: | . : . Mui Res Poke rics dnias icomparealea aaa Ae ee ee : Ask for aefialte eat yrlliplese rou a Departments, Beginners’, Primary, Grammar bther- foods. ¥ .,| adopted whereby the students of | =a & oy er os 6 ts The Wyoming State University will) science or engineering in the imperial TREES! k Quality considered, —_ our Individual Instruction Open-Air Classes be onghand as usual with an educa-| universities who are to do service in & | Ee 4 Ee prices are low. | Rae ’ ” tierial booth. |the exmy in the future will be given ne. : MEN’S SUITS $30 to $75. || Play-ground Activities. The Midwest Refining company is! school expenses by the militar making arrangetnents for a display of | thorities. ; pétrelemm products and as the oil in- dustry is one of the greatest in the} gtate there is no doubt but what this! exhibit will demund the attention of | all visitors. On the lower floor of Agricuitu The New Malt Beverage FRENCH AND MUSIC DAILY. Parents who desire the best for their children will ap- « preciate the quiet refined home atmosphere and uncrowded It Creates an Appetite FALL OPENING Hall the U. S. Forest Reserve will Ae | ‘ ; ae ; Ry eo healthful class rooms, where EVERY child recites EVERY les- athe sxinpit Sas 3 4 <erlone EDYFOR MEN. Sherex is delicious and refreshing. Drink it with your meals. ee 3 son EVERY day . Ronld prove} em AT YOUR ORUGGIST. 3rewed with extreme care. The wholesome ingredients are Clothing € POOPSHOSO 900906090009 060060000000000006000060600000 ve given | id build tissues. er the auspices of jepartment i] PAeHellenenyianace a UNION MADE e ervations have been made and there | is every reason to be! e that all | xvalluble space will have been taken up before the opening date of the fair. Special prizes have been offer: ed in the culinury department by the Wyoming Commercial Company, | which is giving ten sacks of Trisco flour for best displays. Particulars! oncerning these prizes 1 be hed on application to the assist tary. Entries in the cattle and hors visions are coming in rapidly for thi t of the year and 2 great deal of interest in the show is being take stoc! n of this d other states. | Special prizes have been offered by various organizations of the country. | The American Shorthorn Breeders association has doubled its contribu- tion to the prize fund thi ar and the prican Jersey C club has E cc) Se] = a 6 bo offered prizes totalling $65. =] Qn oO > faq 4 : easily assimilated ar MELD SIL LD LIL SS LD MOIS SIS SP BS FS. TODD OOP OO SATURDAY *: LAST DAY of the—— Semi-Annual Clearance Sale in the MEN’S DEPARTMENT Richards and Cunningham’s SATURDAY will be your LAST OPPORTUNITY to buy bargains in Men’s and Boys’ Wearing Apparel as our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale will end Saturday at 9 P. M., and as we want to sell every Summer Garment in stock, will discount the prices from TEN TO TWENTY-FIVE. Per Cent on all Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Hats, etc, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | We have just received a shipment of NEW FALL CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, and the prices will be as reasonable as can be expected at the time when vancing on ALL WEARING APPAREL. Come in and let us show va the are contiotally ‘ad: Sherex is sold in bottles or case lots by your dealer. New Dealers Wanted | Profit possibilities are unlimited when you set Sherex. Write for our Dealers offer today. Sheridan Brewing Company Sheridan, Wyoming. Announcement of American-Shoe Repair Co. Open For Business The Best of Material and Workmanship. We Solicit Your Patronage. Prop. J. 0. BRITTAIN The afternoon program will be of 4 exceptional interest this year. On September 10th there w 1 be four- Sweet and Mild Natrona Fuel Co. Phone 949 \ J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop GEBO COAL wi COKE Oo ISPD IC LELLLAAALALLALAL ALLA s City eee tee S. Center 3 | Chins Pp | 3 C t the N d Nifty Styl ‘ee ohining Farior in Connection. ew and Nifty Styles, Gen. Office Sth and Beech $) A - “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNNINGHAM WHEN . : Stresta 3 BO res CO | 135 South Center St. Se OU ANT THE Resp } Casper, Wyo. —_ UML MIELLII SINE ELEM VORS EMSS SIOMIIDI Ow TOOL OTOP eevee vrwwwgg - Ee et 9 A t vromptly vone. {| 324 Cobb St. Phone 1085-3 \J — | eee. wrasumngem 1) Phone 954W. 405 N. Durbin yee me u BE ered Og IR MIE, a fF : eee Ci. &