Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1919, Page 6

f Pores. PAGE SiX FIFTEENTH ANNUAL STATE. FAIR TREATY GIVEN SOLDIER NEOALS Gates Swing Open to Great Crowd Tuesday, Thrills: soul Shee Sia es abe ae Galore on Entertainment Program This Year lo ; = — — : ~— avaral Service ¢ While Exhibits and Displays Take Lead treaty, Ee __ (Special to the Tribune) R These reservations and amend+| CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 10.— the majorit ls which are to be pre- D (Special to The Tribune.) DOUGLAS, Wyo., Sept. 10.—Favored by ideal weather condi- tions, Wyoming and a program of thrillers and interesting features which ue. which surpass those ever assembled under one roof in : ments, says, submitted “to preserve American in- dependence end American sovercign- “ve the ifare repo to Wyoming men who served in the military and naval forces of the United States during the war with the Central Powers and who the state fair at Douglas. at- s that other ni not! iS BP, POCO OTE L ENOL EOS S LP: OOe. OI COMETS GSMS. PE AB SM, IRIS THEATER DNESDAY, SEPT. ia, 1919 ed tote : : eee 1, ma- Prnor's i er of medal y vhi vi at served in the army, ma- ernor'’s keeping @ numb & Carey.on Thureday, which will. be Ae nies navy during the war ftruck for Wyoming men who sery “Soldiers’, Sailors’ sand Marines’ kay ‘haan a medal by writing tojed in the Spanish-American war ani e Day” of the fair rogram. ‘Adjutant General Timothy F. Mc- who never have been ipsa Twen i The Wyoming veterans who will (Coy, enclosing his discharge pepers. ty years henee, 4 gets lobable, ther: |receive medals at Douglas are a com- x4 medal on which his name, rank and [still will be tt eae Wee vault A patatively small number, there hay-| the organization with whieh he -y- some of the orld ar’ medal i jing been approximately 14,000 men’ed are engraved, will be supplied /still awaiting Breserestion to the mer i ifrom this state in the fighting forces him. jwho are entitled to them. the nation durifg the war. Fach It is anticipated that years will! ; f out ae ite 7 these men is to reecive a medal elapse before all of the medals have! Don't forge! t® Slop St tle Casper under the provisions of an act pa {been presented, if indeed all ever are Saturday ne ir | pe~ A ill are in the ge Goad Donece BROTHERS BUSINESS CAR Many times, the better service it renders re- sults in a sure and steady increase to the business which uses it. For this reason, and the pronounced econ- omy of operating the car, it is generally re- garded as an actual investment. The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high COLISEUM GARAGE 127 East Linden Phone 724 takes second place to none in the west, the fifteenth annual State’: the amendments to the coven-/tuken to Dougas by fair was opened to a vast crowd Tuesday under conditions which fore- peep ek port dismissed with the | Benn ee rhimeeir aH tee cast gratifying succ “That is one thing that certainly | man” who served in the 148th artill-| Or will not happen. Other pote a ry = Wening stn with the take us on our own terms for with-| rank of major. The presentation o: ‘ out us t league is a nd | the medals will be made by Governor . all their from a_ victorious! rilled.”’ | «or anc amene| STATE MEDICS CONVENE 4 srallia Aa me e a reassembling ! i Midway will enter the fun of the » conference, the report al exhibits are probably will be tn ion for six of the rout months more in P: id might as here has jay s y em- eT een men F ve i i. shells usefully B (Special 14 The Tribune.) of uu ‘ now are in divid-| THERMOPOLIS, 10. southeastern Europe |-—The Wyoming so- (Ci onennedknonn from Page 1) 5 German delegates,!citey is holding a twe-day’s annual ‘the report contends, could exsily be meeting here, with physicians from ace and desired to see the game and conse- iprought to Paris and as Germany is a number of towns in attendance. quently the time of starting was jot a member of the league she need | An important subject which will be endl s | placed at 4:45 o'clock. Attendan not be consulted about the changes | considered at the meeting is a recom- plums, grapes,/at yesterday’s and Monday’s games jn the covneant. mendation to the legislature that pro- ier small fruit in was only fair altho every cent of the n be made for a state bacteriol- : The dry farm, money after actu 1 expenses are | oxist und state iavoratery. Wyom- 1 1 wding : id goes to the Salvation Army hut FRANK ing is one of the few states without : sections in! drive ‘ uch an institjition and such an of- 4 The losing team today will be ficer and the lack of them is keenly ‘There are 2,500 entries in the poul-|chminated from the tour nt and felt by the physicians of the state. artment alone. Five hundred with both nines nly matched to- > ed sheep and 100 head of day’s game promises to be a thriller Read The Tribune Want Ads ttl i and on Denver is banking its hopes on th = th vi red horses hurling of Pickering and is m | fr vernment ing the enemy with = shifted line-up. T | ==) on iat Eddleman, a star slabman of Grey- agricultural and forestry | bull, will toil on the mound for the, Well-Balanc one of {Midwest aggregation . Casper and Rapid City will play to- . ite Page ‘ools agricul-|ynorrow afternoon in the only COR RUEU ROR RuSs i T scheduled. This conte: probably |and t . person jar with this} Few men realize the im- will start or 4 o'clock in order to! business m d that he} portance of proper balance and allow the business man a chance to) ya Y e sum of aOR in tools. It is pater eat supper. It will see whet now 1 The circumstan evidence | ally necessary in tools je appears to be the stronge that the body not searched, and|| J ROME oF pied eedapd peaeni the tourney matched the further fact that all the money less skill to obtain good results. other and Casper fans will see prob-) Jennings probably carried, $1.90 in ubly the best game of the season.) ¢j ind his watch were not taken, KEEN KUTIER The loser of tomorrow's affair will how . take issue with the rahher-| ‘. play the winner of today’s contest theory. The money derived from the Tools and Cutlery Friday which me, that either Cas- cattle sale in Omaha Jennings had are all carefully Staavend per or Rapid City will be mate hed ited in a bank. balanced to give ae Greatest | against Denver or Greybull, Friday's monnnrentdiit Senin efficiency with the least effort. elimination will leave two teams to ranch st. h was seen The Keen Kutter Drawing stert in the finals, one game of which there Su afternoon with Ivan Knife, for example, is absolutely mat be played Saturday afternoon. Mitchell of untta, Wyoming, unique in this particular—never 1 » the completion ofthe sheriff rs nt hasitbeen successfully imitated She CIARA LATEREO | Rovio ote he Geen oa se and it is iscognized by experts : < rege ge aaa It is belie as the most per- = Colorado, and Seuth Da-) wits sod fect drawing knife Oe eee atet ‘ jJe nnings ever made. AT ne Gy Batting order for today: Jen All Keen Kutter Doctor O’Donne ounty health DENVER GREYBULL pings , Bae ey ear officer, has been d by the walsh, ss. Wernert, « is ar of this coun- gr? of the s of health Grider, cf. Reed, s in the lower of the Wyo- We set them.” y counsel to look after the Busch, c Dornberger, ri.! ming Jegislatu er t Natrona cou iber, 2b. Bane, If. = ——- { been appoint- apbell, 3b. po a iH | H St dite ieee comet Mother on Cap. Rock olmes Hardware Co. Doctor O'Donnell morning Robb, 1b Well No. 2 on section 16 of the, _ nme ions from phillips, rf « field, which is owned Phone 601 board of he had _pickeri of by the Mosher Oil company || Casper = - = =) Wyoming an appoints 2 byt Royz and Producers, = O'Donnell that reached cap ro day, according to} the & report received by R. G. Taylor, | > SC president of the latter company. The} hentia mae well is now 2,600 feet deep and is|.4 Mahon, secretary of the Mosher com- been 50 to 75 pupils ya etary of the Mosher com- be ted, Do tor 5 to wi the drilli Other offi- | ,% suid this afternoar Wier aes cials of the company and also ont | 1 am mply obeying orders of thel <utiest cials aan the ore, ad Producers | a: Doctor wrding to ure already on the ground cording to; 4 well on section 21 in w |% F sport, iasued and Producers é Instruc- to zie, there 3 it H health being or 8 of inch of rain record- ||“? ee eee bein mal Ieee. ed during the 31 days. The heaviest | ‘€" Gays, and 1s: pre e % adopted rainfall came on Aug board of ii % power to it The . 22 di New Colorado Test \@ might sec rolling certaintin the month while only we An oil well rig is now being ship} the stute and eloudy. Seven days were partially(ped from Wichita, Kan., to the prom- | makes such cloud ising oi} field nesr Fountzain, Colo.,| t The last of the month south of Colorado Sprinyrs, i will} “The quae -general, according to \tremely cool weather in Ca be set up for drilling activity as % mation I have received, eub- thermometer reading of 43 t toon ae it arrives % this statement and J y ,corded on Augutt JO. A maximum Se '% told he would use his office té enforce reading of 95 degrees was regist Hear’ Paul I x @ these rules und regulatio fon August und making ad Girl” i : Starting tomorrow mc each high and low readings for the month ihe Methodiat keg child in the schools of the city mugt.come on two consecutive day a % b 1 note fr a —————————— SS ————— |. f they are willing to py I 1; if they have been sue- ao SN cessfully vaccinated in the last seven = & years; y have had smallpox S & n successfully va ed % t st seven yerrs or have not haa ® ‘ox in that period and refuse to ' Today's be ccinated will be excluded from ous Quotations to hb Fea 3 |-ds.........0.005. . 99.86 % to pay for ution and who do BS = = & Pegs oie eae OY First 43. ..............4. 94.80 N ician will be provided by the coun- y health office. Then it will be given Second4s............ .. .93.00 te ly when the pupil hus a written st t hia aera = RirstAile4se..3. coe. 94.86 i The understanding et first was : Pg that the state health board order ap- = Second 4 1-4s......... 93.14 @ plied only to schools below high |B TL: % school but I find it now upplies to | 3s Third 4 1-4s........... ..95.10 ‘ high schools as w id the ruling of B= ’ course will be enforced there starting = Fourth 4 b-4s. ASO ROC aL OR et 93.30 ® ut once. . A canvass of a private school this Victory 4 3-4s.......... 99,54 & ernoon to find the number vac- cinated was the order of the county + Q S % e Es] See Daily Paper for Quotations. N vent | LONDON, At -The ancient = ® soon in the parliament buildings |= avor a % where Oliver Cromwell signed the death warrant of Charles the First W: & is now used by members of the house Casper, yo. Denver, Colo. 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