Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1920, Page 5

henery, J. A. Dilfeider are the members of the committee in charge of the event. Cee a A man grumbles about household ex. penses when they do not equal his own t personal expenditures. CS Soeee wouldn't be so painful ‘ oO a ayiae brehag end some barr name than “taxes.” Nothing makes a man madder than t6 have to.pay any kind fe tax. Tell the world your tronbiea and it Casper Aviators Also Also Engaged rg will pretend sympathy and turn away; tell it of -your prosperity and it will Parachute Drops to Feature prac hl eh ala el Big Anniversary Celebra- heen aia tion This Month Great preparations are being made at Riverton for the 14th annual Birthday EARLY SHIPMENT OF GOAL URGED BY BURLINGTON Orders Should Be Placed for De- livery in Any Available Equip- ment, Instructions of Of- ficials Declare TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. CORONA—L. C. SMITH = Casper Typewriter Exchange 5 101 Wyatt Bldg. z Whenever a traveling salesman tells you “Blankville is the best d—— town $n the, state,’ he means he sells more there than in any other. ‘Early shipment of coal the placing of ord@rs for delivery in any class of equipment available is urged by W. F. Ehiehoff, ‘assistant general manager of. the Burlington system, in a circu- lar letter issued to all agents and made public here by J. A. Leary, division freight and passenger agent. Jetin discusses the shortage of ears for, freight traffic and is self-explanu- tory with respect to co-operation asked of the public, It follows in full: “The urgent necessity for movement of the grain crop and other food prod- ucts will requre the use of almost the entire available supply of box cars. We can not hope to secure any con- siderable increase in box car supply, unless we curtail the use of this class of equipment for coal loading and other commodities of this character, and make “mecessary the movement of a «onsiderahble part of the coal to be sup- plied from lignite territory, in open cars, A large number of orders have been placed for delivery during Aug- ust and September with ‘the under- standing or belief that shipment would be made in box or stock cars. The movement of stock from range terri- tory for the next ninety days will re- quir€ all available stock cars, and the situation should be discussed with cual Mealers, business men and others, 80 they ean be informed as to the condi- tions and urged to piace their ¢rderk for coal to be handled in any :iass o! equipment available. At present there is a good supply of open equipment} that can be used for coal loading ani movement made before the very heavy rush of winter business is on us. We hope you can preyail on. all concerned to have coal ordered and shipped cut without further delay to avoid a serious shortage during the winter months. It . Will be proper to give’ this information to the newspapers so the general pub- le can be informed without delay.” ‘WGK? ELDER NEW OWNER OF WIGWAM, PURCHASE OF BUSINESS NEGOTIATED The bul.’ ‘Tribune Classified Ad Restores Watch | Charm to Owner Tribune want-ads bring results. A valuable Elk watch charm, lost py H. L. Patton Monday: at the hall ‘park ‘was restored to him thru an ad in the Tribune Lost and Found colmun, “yes- terday. The charm was found by Don- ald Regin, and brought to the Tribune office as soon as the lad read the Trib- une last night. He was suitably re- warded, ; Father of Former Caspe~ Man Dead Casper friends of E. 8. - Troxel of Lander, formerly of this city, will hear’ with regret of the death of hix father, VJ. 8S. Troxel in Iowa. Mr, Troxel! was 83 years of age. His son passed thra Casper yesterday afternoon on his way to Iowa to attend the funeral, elder Mr. Troxel spent several sum- mers in Casper with his son and madé ® number of friends among local peéo- ple. B®, We! Elder, familiarly known to most Casper folks as “‘Buck” has pur- chased the ice cream, confectionery, hakery goods and light lunch ‘establish: ment: in. the O..S. )uilding known as the Wigwam, This. enjoyed a. splendid reputation since ite estab: lishment and its high eharacter will in no sense. suffer under Mr. Elder's ownership, . Mrs,. Hayes who has con- ducted, the business for sometime past, ‘will retire. Mr. Elder is well known in Casper Dusiness circlés, having been connected in the past with mercantile establish- ments and later with the Siedel Realty company, in which he was one of the partners. The patrons of the Wigwam are aa- sured of continued high class products and service. THIS WILL ASTONISH CASPER PEOPLE The quick action of simple witch- hazel, hydrastis, camphor, — ete., as mixed in. Lavoptik eye wash, will sur- prise Casper people, One girl with weak, strained eyes was helped by a single application. Her mother couldd hardly sew or read because of eye pains, In‘one week she too was bene- fitted. We guarantee a small, bottle, of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup FREE.—Casper Pharmacy.— Ady. at nae ESE Londoners consume no less than 70,- 000 pounds of tea every day of the year. FOR PURE ICE CASPER ICE AND COLD STORAGE Phone 493 © It Might Have ‘Happened to You Almost every day you hear or read of an Auto- mobile Accident, a Fire, a Collision, a Personal in- jury. We Offer the Necessary Policies 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. SENATOR HARDING SPENDS" WEEK. END AT HOME OF JERSEY Frelinghuysen, his children, Emily and Joseph, Jr., and RB spublican nominee for the presidency. TEMPERATURE VARIATION. (Excavation Work on hy" | OF 54 DEGREES RECORDED QURING MONTH OF JULY Maximum and minimum tempera- tures for the month of July showed a variation of 54 degrees, according to the report compiled by George S, Mc- Kenzje, government weather observer who credits July 21 with heing the warmest day of the month when the mercury soared to 98 degrees. The minimum of 44 degrees was reached twice, on the mornings of July 7 and 8. The 98-degree mark was in one degree of last year’s record of 99. Total precipitation for the month was .65 of an inch, and the greatest amount to fall in any 24-hour period was .19 of an inch on July 24. Rain fell_on seven days. Twenty-three days of July were ree- orded as clear, two as cloudy and six as partly cloudy. pe te Es, RESIDENT PIANO TUNING. C. M. Henderson, P, 0. Box 908; phone _74J. 8 SENATOR—Left to right, Senator Joseph R. 1 Alans aay nm. at Tl for Hi ighest Possible Quality at Lowest Possible ‘hice Building Expedited By Steam Shovel The excavation work for the Wyo-| ming National Bank building is pro- gressing rapidly, and a crowd of spec- tators may be seen oh the ground at any time of the day watching the op- erations of the great steam shovel. Electric lights have been strung acruss the property and the shovel will be in operation 24 hours a day until the ex- cavathig is completed. Almost half the work has been done in the past four days. The contractor expects to have the building completed and readv for use by April 1, 1921, it is stated. ——_——— A good many womon’s idea of getting a bargain is to save four cents on a; pound. of coffee at a grocerteria and have it delivered for fifteen cents by a messenger, a A. F, & A, M. NOTICE. wilt be the best the town has eyer gaged for the three days and arrange- celebration of that town which will be held August 13, 14, and 15, and which held. The Casper concert band has been en- ments have heen made with J. Y. Stock for exhibition by two airplanes and parachute drops daily, In addition boxing’ matches, roping: and bucking exhibitions, races, Indian dances, stunts, music and dancing are| promised. ; The Casper All-Star baseball team is dated for three games with the River- ton Cavalry team during the celebra- tion, Friday afternoon, Saturday morn- ing and Sunday afternoon. \ Riverton is prepared for a large number of visitors during the celebra- tion and many Casper people will un- doubtedly attend the celebration. G, H. Paul, C. H. Long, J. A. L. MAN’S BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs; he can be as vigorous and healthy at 79 as at 35 if he aids his organs in performing their functions. 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