Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 5

TEMPERATURES by Weather Bureau, Crops and Ranges Still in Good Con- dition _ By GEO. W. PITMAN (UC. S. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne) enstern districts during the first half, and abnormally warm over northern districts during the last half, Day temperatures nveraged 83; night, 53. reported. No frost was reported. Sun. shine percentages were: Cheyenne, Lander, 82; Sheridan, 74; Salt Lake 9} Showers occurred onthe 10th and 11th and averaged less than one-fourth inch. Fall wheat in eastern and northern eistricts' is mostly cut and some threshing has been done with yields fair to good. Spring wheat and oats are maturing satisfactorify except the Ory weather \has heen unfavorable for all late seeded crops but sorghum. Spring wheat and oats are ripening in southeastern districts. The rust in southeastern localities is reported as spreading further nortiward. ers in northeastern districts Improved corn materially but the weather was a little too cool for this crop in south- eastern districts, although the cool weather should be favorable for pota- toes and ots. Conditions were fa- vorable for sugar beets which are ex- cellent, The ranges are excellent and present dry weather is favorable for them to cure with a maximum nutri- ment, and should make much winter feed. Livestock are fat. Tigh Low Precipi- Temp. Temp. tation. the a 43 1.00 2 4 88 4 Encampment 82 29 Lander - 87 49 . Laramie 79 40 57 Newcastle 98 49 0 Pine Bluff 87 29 05 Pocatello, 96 52 0 Rawlins 87 42 29 ~ Sheridan 96 50 40 Upton 89 48 21 0, FINAL HOMESTEAD PROOF : WITH MILITARY CREDIT HELD UP FOR ONE YEAR (Special to The Tribune.) WASHINGTON,- Aug. 20.—A home- stead entryman with two years’, credit for military service, ahd therefore al- _ Towed under the law tc rsake finst proof. after one year's. cos with the homestead laws, will not be allowed to make final proof at the expiration of the first seven months, even though he is not required to reside upon his en- BELOW NORMAL. FOR PAST WEEK Cold Weather for August Reported) The week was unusually cold over and daily extremes of 98 and 39 were Show-| i have both ffeid ani hangar ready i TESTING AVIATORS. France, the’ West Point « dent aviators, but also i and machine which may be corrected, ‘CITIZENSHIP RESTORED He TO WYOMING CONVICT; ANOTHER 16 PAROLED CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 20.—Gov.! Robert D. Carey Tuesday restored the citizenship of Curtiss Bell, who was) convicted of forgery in Albany County in March, 1915, and sentenced to serve from two to five years in the peniten- tiary. ‘The governor also signed a parole for | Harry Nurlander, convicted of grand| larceny in Uinta County in May, 1919.! Nurlander is to be employed near} Knight, Wyo. ~ Band Concert Program For — This Evening Postoffice Park, 7:45 to ‘American Legion" <= Chas. Parker me. When Cupid Calls," ft Your Eyes ou Are Such I Like the B Mystery, to Mine, Wonderful amo E. Philip Severin Selection, South” (selec- Money Loa: 4 2 on Diamonds, You can profit by the ion of Southern Plantatidn Songs) Simetty. Canis Choon service of our investment March Militaire, “The U, 8. ‘Field Ar- ghee ad tillery”” Phillip Sous:., Emergency Landing | Field Established At Rock Springs an emergency landing field and possible over-night stop for flyers of the aerial mail service. The city government has agreed to improve a landing field north of town and finance ‘the erection of a hatigar 80x90: feet-4n @imensions,. and by the first week in September, Event- ually the city will be reimbursed by the postoffice department for the cost of try for the five-month period of the year, .He may not apply to make his final proof until the expiration of the full year, according to the commission- er of the general land office here. ‘The opinion was officially made here in answer to inquiry made by Con- gresaman Mondell, on behalf of a con- stiteent: who urged that inasmuch as he was required to show but one year’s compliance with the homestead laws, and that out of the twelve months he was entitied by law to five months leave of absence, he should be -lowed to make final proof at the expiration ot; the seven-month period. Commissioner Tallman holds that the fivemonth ub-! sence period is counted as constructive residence, and that not until the full / year has elapsed may the entryman ap- ply to finally perfect his entry. ‘he decision will come as @ disappointment to many former service men with a record of two years military beara 5 who have expected to prove up on their homesteads after seven months’ resi- dence. FOR SALE OR RENT Modern bungalow on East Dover, with basement apart- ment. Apply Peter Clauson, 306 O. S.. Bldg., between 5 and 7 p.m. 8-18-tf for one to three years, at 8% interest. Gilt edge se- curity. Address Box 321, Tribune. the hangar. The Rock Springs field is approximately half way between the Cheyenne and Salt Lake fields, pen sheer 2 6 a TO MY SUPPORTERS I wish to exprer-.my sincere thanks to the voters of. Natrona County for their support lent me in my efforts for my re-eleation, to the office of sheriff. ‘ PAT ROYCE. $-19-2t SPECIAL for SATURDAY, AUG. 21 20% —OFF_20% ON VIBRATORS $5.00 Star Vibrators . 1) a BER 16 hats: ei ieale, eee A pena Eo: ay . $16.00 $22.50 Hamilton Beach, $18 00 style “A”, for Aglaia | 3. edd Grats sates ° POR ph aR $24.00 AYRES JEWELRY 60. 131 S. Center St. “One Day Only” tt NO INSURANCE MEN IN HEAVEN OR HELL BETTER SEE BAUER TODAY C. H. Bauer, Special: Representative New York Life Insurance Co. é R. T. KEMP COMPANY 112 East Second St. Phone 370 ‘The newest and “perhaps the most efficient branch of the Military Academy at St. Cyr, ff that country, fk the aerotechnic department, recently instituted. “Here not only, the stu- wlroplanes themselves are put through fests calculated to determine defects in both man BASIN RANCHER CHARGED WITH BASIN, Wyo., Aug. .20.—Chas, Law- rence, a resident. of Beaver creek, was arrested this week charged with grand larceny. ! stole a calf from the herd of Lampman of Shell. preliminary “hearimg and gave bon¢ hip appearance in district court in the SPOT CASH | LIBERTY BONDS Casper Loan and Clothing Store—229 South Center ec on can NORE og Se SL saecitatiriaaniiciatr iia in coaieetatelitatepenteicireeni FRIDAY, AUG. 20, 1920 ~~ > "be Casver Daily Cribune “REPUBLICANS OUTNUMBER | DEMOGRATS BY THREE T0 ONE, BIG HORN PRIMA BASIN, Wyo., Aug. 20.—With a few |small precincts missing Congressme7 Mondel! secured 60$ votes in Big Horn }county on the Republican ticket and Wade Fowler for the same office on the Democratic ticket ‘received 240. The Republicans cast about three sores |io thé Democrat's one, Following is a | list of the candidates selected at the primary, there not being enough votes lin the missing precincts to changs the |jresult: State senatot, Simon Skog | gard, Rep.; state representatives, A. 3. Mercer, R. C. May and Joseph H. Nev- ile, Rep., Gilmore Hartigan, Paul Moss and W. T. Whaley, Dem.; county clerk, Wm. D. Jones, Rep,, Zela Mur- nk » Dem. Hy. sheriff, B. I. Wh D. Buehner, Dem.; tre: 7 V.. Rhodes, Rep.. Ra T. Long, cotmty attorney, Frank A, Vit- . Rep., Wm. C, Snow, Dem; asseszor, ‘ire, }J. S. Atherly, Rep. no Dem.; ‘clerk of district court, hn L. Landfatr, Dem.; surveyor, G. J. Schenk, county commissioner, ear term, T. W. Olney, Rep., T. W. Hutchinson, Dem.; county commis- TO GINGER Your baby wants and needs you. Please write, wire or come. “MICKY’ STEALING CALF’ It is alleged that Lawrenci Lawrence unt of $1,000. FOR YOUR TO INVESTORS SEE BEN Your money should work ‘i for you! PIONEER - GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS; FLDDES, ‘Manager Corner Foarth ‘and’ Séfervon ste. Prompt Service ~ We Deliver ‘We have large or small investments — Lots, Small Homes, Business, Business Locations, Ranches, Farms, Corifracts —drawing inter- est first mortgages. doc Ben Really 108 W, Midwest Ave. PHONE 74W Richards & Cunningham Co. ANNUAL AUG. CLEARANCE SALE _- IN MEN’S DEPARTMENT Will end on August 31, so you only have 10 DAYS MORE to purchase MEN’S and BOY’S WEARING APPAREL at dis- counts of 10 to 20 ver cent, which is rea to 25 ver cent on Fall prices. SHIRTS We have the largest assortment of Men’s Shirts in Casper ,and while our ANNUAL AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE is on we will allow a discount of 10 PER CENT on any shirt in the store. Now is the time to buy some SILK SHIRTS, while the as- sortment is complete and the prices are down. You will not have an opportunity like this again soon. - SHOES You can always use a new pair of Shoes and now is the time to buy them, while our sale is on. ‘WE WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON ANY DRESS OR WORK SHOE FOR MEN OR BOYS AND 20 PER CENT ON ANY CANVAS SHOES, KEDS OR SAN- DALS while they last. This sale will only last 10 days more, so don’t forget to come to the store and see what bargains we have to offer you. sion two-year term, C. h,| Fifth judicial district, and Mrs. Bert! Rep., tio Dem.; coroner, M. H. Smith,| I. | Vandevend superintendent Rep., no Dem. On the non-partisan} schools, withow opposition. ticket Cyrus Beard was nominated for AT LAST, RELIEF * FROM RHEUMATISM from the blood before real relief can be had. Ss. An Excelfent Time to Cet Rid of Its Tortures. Now is Rheumatism is more than a sere, local disorder confined to|thoron: the locality of the paiaful parts. b It ‘cannot be rubbed away, be-jc cause it is a deepseated that has its source in_ the blog supply. The millions of littl ease germs that cause the gust be reached cad cl: JOS. |. SCHWARTZ ART JEWELER ~- Watch Repairing Iris Theater Bldg. E. Keating, Mar. EIEIO III IU ER IEEE Largest Market In the State Wholesale and Retail. 132 East Second Street. Lower Prices on Beef We are glad to advise our customers of the lower prices on beef and give them the benefit of same in the following prices: BEEF CUTS Best Shoulder Pot Roast, “a gb Mesh ae Rokace RUS) arenes yar fy VES ies aS ar CC 2 ee 30e Loin ei 3 5e BS ROT DS Mics the eo pccalad disicia cies, wiht <p sien VEAL CUTS cag peer 25¢e Shoulder Pot 25 A RARE Roast, per Ib..... ec Regia Roast, 25¢e Shoulder Steak, B0@ oscar eee per Ib. 2.0 85.. Plate Boil, 1 Stew, bar ‘tb. x aa ate 12 2 Cc pee i: RR oitere 32 15e FRESH KILLED POULTRY AND FRESH FISH EVERY DAY SMOKED, PICKLED AND CANNED FISH ih awe for our ad every Monday for prices which will govern for e week. The NORRIS CO. Phoné-12. ~ lly a saving of from 15 Clothing for Men and Boys We will allow you a dis- ' count of 20 per cent on any Men’s or Boy’s Suit during this sale, and 10 per cent on all other merchandise in the men’s department. We feature the well known. HIRSH-WICK- WIRE make of clothing for men and the Steel Fiber Nik Suits for boys, two of the best brands of clothing made, which insures you good wear, the latest up-to-date styles and the very best of tailoring. UNDERWEAR It will pay you to buy light weight underwear now for future use, as we are closing out all of our SUMMER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR regardless of cost. You can buy $1.50 garments for 95c and $2.50 and $3 grades for $1.95 while they last. ats and Caps During this sale we will allow you a discount of 10 PER CENT on any Hat or Cap in the store (except the John B. Stetson) and 25 PER CENT on any STRAW ., HAT, so it will pay you to buy avy new one for next season. Special Announcement We are offering special discounts on Tents, Tar- paulins, Blankets, Comforts and Pillows, Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST ag 5 SS ISCASTOOET eT pee ee a