Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1921, Page 5

the water in the dam measured 5.- ~ 856.20 fect und today’s elevation was | given as 5,856.43 feet, showing voir. ‘The date of inflow into the reservoir bid 13, o fet and. measurements today Placed it at 14,950 feet, a condition which “accounts for the rising river water,’ Batk water from the Platte river to- day hed surrounded one of the small this side of Mills, west of Cas- per, id .wes creeping toward the toad’ which circles the bed of dry reek. The-water is expected to cover this road tomorrow unless it starts to recede in the meantime. No reports of material damage from ‘Waters in this part of the state been~added- during the last 24 Ana-no arm is felt over condi- erat: Bent in’the Platte river near, the had Tisen eleven inches in 24 hours and at the poirit of. ent is now only six fest and|; Aincbes below the plant grades. ‘Midwest pumping station which| Youngest bandmasters and cqnduc- tors of today, will teach’all wind in- So Taner peleg ont aiee struments to, beginners and ad- in_serious condition because of | vanced pupils, and will eventually or- fitin the river bottoms to force |’ water, Temporary . dikes|, §anize a boys’ band ‘to be composed ‘protection of the pump station| of the, pupils when they become effected by the use of sand}, ¢ligible. ie rise of three inches in the the situation. ITER AT OAM WYOMING CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED IN CASPER BY ARTISTS A smail band of artists known to the world of music both in America and in Europe has gathered in Cas- ber under the direction of Miss May Valentine and, has’ undertaken to foster Casper's musical growth by directing the enérgies of the city along, that line. These artists.include Miss Valen- STILL RISING, REPORTS STATE ‘The trio of teachers of the conser- vatory have already made their de- but at social gatherings, and have met with appreciation each time. In the coming fall it is the plan to present a home talent light opera such as “Pinafore” or the “Mikado”. or such, which will tatroduce hidden talent and offer splendid Ln . egos g to the ei C. A. INMAN'FILES BOND FOR BIG SEWER CONTRACT mrt oak, June 19—C. R In- lowest. bidder for $435,000 worth “ot storm and: sanitary sewers which are to be constructed here, has provided a bond after a The bond is under consideration by the city commission . If it is @cceptable Inman will be awarded the contract. otherwise the work will be let to the next lowest + whose bid is $70,000 higher than Inman’s, or the work will be re- orchestral conductor; Drohan, recently concert meister of the Chicago Philharmonic orchestra; Austyn” Edwards, world-famed cor- net soloist and bandmaster, and Miss La Moree of the Paris conservatory. All of- these artists wil! have their respective spheres and undertak- ings in the Wyoming Conservatory of Music, which has been opened here. The organization: has sécured temporary studio accommodation in St. Mark's parish and Wolcott streets, where arrange- ments can be made for appointment by calle Miss Valentine at phone tine of over two inches in the reser- "Ouse at Seventh fortnight’s delay. A. few personal glimpses of the the musiciaris support the belief that Casper is extremely fortunate in having attracted Miss Valentine on @ recent visit to this city. Francis P.’Drohan, American vio- Un virtuoso and teacher, will con- duct weekly lessons in composition and harmony and will teach violin and viola. Mr. Drofian is a product et the Paris and. ‘London conserva- tories and is a pupil, of: the world’s greatest violin technican, Alexander He has appeared in the Jeading cities bere and abroad and lately he in the “Indianapolis gS Sr AERIAL MAIL APPOINTMENT. CHEYENNE, Wyo., june 10.—C. B. D. Collyer of the aerial mail service Washington, D. C., has been assigned to the Cheyenne division of the ‘ai- mail, substituting for C. V. Pickup, regular pilit, who is on vazation.- : niet! IT Wear Austyn ~ Edwards. Edwards “haa, held Prominent positions,» among ‘them foday has added to the serious-| asistant conductor and , first ecenetist of Bohumit! Kyrils. band. <with ‘Thavio) .and Hand's band and first’ trumpeter of the Bizet and Chicago !English ‘opera house, He was recently heard here as trumpeter with the “Robin, Hood” gompany ‘which played in the Iris theater. Mr. Edwards has: YES; our pure food bread has.a worthy purpose. brings. health and strength and a meal-time Coal Miners Surning | be Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE merchandise, Mee erp md for Ww) some 3 h thejon 27 fe het kin t WERCHINTS [fF SSS Dakota Surgeon |e Pema Serra alue of merchandise, rec * for which, his training and expe jcush the diff b » a ‘our | : TE Sells . Practice, |rvs;ven ses wim. He sour GOUKROAGHE: ACHE: | amount called for by the chec « the value of the merchandise. In his ambitions, and hence has » jway a number of business men we Moves to Casper inner practice, ‘which his. Wi jvictimized for sums ranging up to friends ‘regret,~ but ‘neVertheless $100. bs wish him success in his new « The sexgette of swind! 1 ‘ — | to have left a’ trail s ‘ } CARNIVAL COMING. { jali the way from southern. € t : “ott . | nia to Cheyenne. They ,came to this “4 ae W. K. Harris, an agent)of the Wor sty from Ogden, Utah. known Physi-}tham shows, thé carnival which will cian “of that vial j BY USING THE GENUINE wen a Suspicion of the sextette was not | show here under the auspices of the Four Under Arrest and Another sroused until late Monday “Dr. A. 'P. ‘Kimball sold his Win-} American Legion, June 20-25 Stearns’ Beciic Past Then a business man commu: ner practice last w eek to Dr. R. V. franging the detalis of the Man and Wife. Sought in Con- with Sheriff George Carrolt and Overton, formerly of Dixon, but more } pearance here.. A site-far th Si aoe nection With Swindling hours later Fowzer and wife and of Platte. D. Dr. Kimball |has been secured on Railroad av erts and wife—the names are bell successfully both |on the Northwesterri right-of-way. | bape sn ES RY ations to be fictitiods and the relationship! ® ner for the. past 14 ——— | Ready for wee—two sizes Te and SLI. RetWween the .yrtibnend” ie Séubtes for a wider field) The French government.,has con-| U, 8. Government bays it, ito The Trfbume) were arrested. ‘Hart and wife diesp.|£ al_abllity. went_to_Cas-| ferred the medal of French gratitude ms ana ared from a hotel just before the a SIE erry a CHEYENNE, June 10.—H. W. Fow-| Pe! * . ae Pn taste at zer and wife and Sam Roberts and|PeTift arrived, SESH CELE E SSSI E DSHS So ao <fo-eho-ate Po aSe-afe neato ale efe-ates’: wife are in the Laramie county jail o tastedtads o> oo "as roe) + cashier, and R. M. Bowen, assistant so Pt a FOR SATURDAY ONLY ef Fort Worth, Texas. Forged checks a bringing the al to $1,900 were found Qu y chairmar in the rooms-of the four persons ar- drive to . 04 tested and that of the two who fied.|the people af Ireland, annou: The gang’s system of operation was! subscriptions in this to visit jewelry and automobile ac- reach a figure approxir a We have divided 200 Suits in two lots and. priced them for Saturday only, as follows: ito of > oe 2. RD 4 ” cs > ‘- ° ? ? LOT 1 LOT 2 Y $ $ & - 3 < : $ Sorin Sovirairs Rs 4 ? e ey \- Reguiar $25 to $30 Values Regular $35 to $40 Values eS mG COFFEE ou eG foes o Our Suits are sold with the usual Canner guarantee as to fit and quality. oe policy is not to hold special sales every day, but when’we do offer a spe- isl it has real value, ———— ‘a o> ? FOR SATURDAY ONLY FOR SATURDAY ONLY Canvas Work Plain Cotton Work Gloves Gloves Perhaps it’s the taste or the fragrance—or both that lifts SOLITAIRE: from: the “just coffee” class. This quality, after all, is that which places it in the “better coffee”’: class. Again ,it.is this quality which makes SOLITAIRE remembered and demanded. 2, A Sars >, 2 ‘ 4 o - ot ? o, 4, cs You'll find satisfaction in SOLITAIRE or your money refunded. oat RD os PCP COTES ter tres PP Pe Sane Sievers miner in 6, Milwaukee & ‘St, Paul ‘Mark, near here, ~ escaped \Johis instructors A, F. Weldon, 1d Lewellyn and Herbert Clarke be Miss May Valentine, for years oe. “only woman opera co! America, and at thé present Lispe, organist and choirmaster.. of | St. Mark's ‘Episcopal church, will spe- satisfaction to the-folks who partake of it regu- One slice calls for a loaf, one loaf forms the Grind more economical. fire which gutted the mine, checked the. emer: by nlghtry ? lune 10,—Six hundred ege trappéd in’ the Chi! dren. ee & St.Paul railroa: cialize in the teaching ‘of sight | reading. recital playing and ‘the art of accompaning. thas been ergy irae a the Society a of American Singers! in New York ind , Sqn and assistant to Mr. DeKpven in his y shafts. It was expected to have! ‘revival of “Robin Hood, fre: under geen here. Her repertoire is exten- } sive. She will give especial atten- |} uctions for small chil- | Miss Valentine 10 miles south of here, tarted half a mile from’ the shaft, shortly before noon, are all © believed to have escaped yia emer;| | gency shafts. The stité Fesdue crew j seated ‘the burning tunnel. 1 | The fire s in Beaches shop. about half a mile back from the main shaft and blocked the: exit of the “set to bring to” Casper in the near fu- ture a — t af ‘the first class and The. Morey Merc. Co. 1% 3 Pair for 25¢ Regular 2 for 25c value It’s good any way you ‘make it—you'll find Percolator Poe so-aS of bs ‘? Delivered in one,.two, three, five and tempound cans. Me “r% oe, 2 Whole, Steel Cut or Percolator Grind so efo-4 - Q NEVER SOLD IN BULK af “The Best the Grocer Can Deliwer”’ RD ‘eat «| Pom pores m9 >, > de Me vs ew poegeeteatoets 3 Pair for 25¢ Regular 2 for 25c value We have just received severa! new shipments of Shoes and gents’ furnish- ings all priced attractively. FRANK CANNER ~ Exclusive Outfitter for‘ Men.and Young Men. 227 SOUTH: CENTER ST. HOPES OOOO EEESESOOOEES miners, Superintendent ‘Steel was in charge ) of the Caty ‘mine, 20 miles from Mark, “when it was swept by fire 12 years ago, with a loss of more than 200 lives. mi pischcscoredb nthe 2 - FORMER CASPER MEN of one to two years. ~ ~The men were arrested recently for ding, aemérchandiso car in Casper Band after it had passed the Natrona county line unloading thirty sacks of flour. . SEQULON'T WALK From Rheumatism But ‘Tanlac Restored Him, He Says ‘was 80 completely down and out had wi be helped around but Tan- 8 put me back in fine health said J. ve Burnett. a retired brickmason liv- i Pees at 772 West Second South, Salt Lake’ City, Utah. aay especially in my back and I. Practically helpless. I couldn't even put on my coat and‘shirt, and was 80 stiff and achy I just had to be helped about the house. I came out here to this country from Iowa four years ago, thinking the change would help me. - “But I got no better until some time Sago when I commenced taking Tanlac ,on the advice of a friend, and it has fixed me up in fine shape. I can man my age.”—Adav, The Rexall Stoica Are the World’s Greatest, Drug Stores -. Specials i Saturday “KIMBALL pee THE GOODS” ON WAY T0 ef Charles Duryea and Sam Mead for? mer Casper residents who were con-| + tody of Sheriff Holdredge en route to * Rawlins where they will serve terms CASPER’S LEADING DRUGGISTS.. EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE- COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS The Safe Drug Stores Expert Luncheonette Service MENU FOR TOMORROW 50c Merchants Lunch “11. AsM. to 2 P. M. Cream Tomato Soup Creamed Chicken Potato Fingers , Cottage Pudding 2 ES ok Jewelry ‘and watch repairing by ex: @ pert workmen. All Se guaranteed. M4 Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S. aoe 254 WITHOUT HELP © Burnett Suffered Terribly Creamed Peas | “I've had what I thought was asthma for ten years,” he continued. =" ‘and my case was so stubborn I didn't ¥ think I could ever get over it.. Day in Gland day out I seemed to stay choked up and stifled, and at times had to ysit all propped up in bed to keep from Suffering. Then I had rheumatism, Stuffed Tomato Salad ” Strawberry Short Cake Pumpkin Pie Lunch Served at Midwest Pharmacy. 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