Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE . Che ~ PLANSLAIDFOR |FLASHLIGHT POWDER TEST ARMISTICE ONY MADE : Detonation ‘Also Reduced by Chemists in BALLINMONTH) Perfecting New Explosive: annuat Tests Being Made at Aberdeen ‘ American Legion Names Com- mittee Heads for Mammoth Military Ball as Evening Celebration. H ABERDEEN PROVING GROUNDS, Md., Oct. 7.—Tests 6f developments since the world war in military and naval of- fense weapons were hel4 kzre today on the occasion of the third meeting of the Army Ordnance association. nt of November 1 volume of the detonation. Improved types of guns from massive 16-inch 650-calibre naval rifles, designed to throw 2,400 pounds of chilled steel 35 miles to the port able machine-gun capable of speeding a dozen bullets with the tick of a watch, were tried out under “service WHEN STRUCK tests ©f the 4,000-pound bomb, carry-| ing more than a ton of T. N, T. A side feature of the exhibition the t in the activities of the le-| sion post, was chosen chairman of | the general committee. Dr. O'Don-| nell, as chafrman pf the committee in charge of the Decoration day ob- servance, was largely responsible for | the success of the legion’s activities on. that day. 1 post of the legion feels} “red letter day" | ns of the world any occasion A big Marmon touring: car belong. ing to Thomes White was r, and ff there is when ex-service men should get to- hostile artillery or aircraft. GOOD NEWS FOR CASPER ‘There is great signiticance in the big order we have just received for ad- vertising Calumet Baking Powder. This company has just given us a contract for one of the largest and most Vigoroug advertising campaigns attempted in years. This, coming et a time when mer- chants think business is slow and be- Neve the oujlook for the winter not too promisiniy, really spells volumes Any company that spends such an enormous amount of money employs experts who study and analyze condi tions before such a campaign is launched. The agents of the com- pany entoz the field to find out what's going on ana to learn whether or not the Ume is ripe for a big advertising campaign. Evidently the investigators of the|& Calumet Baking Powder company found conditions in our town much better than we thought they were and much more favorable, for never in years has this paper had the pleasure of lending its colu..ns to such a big drive. The action of the Calumet people is certainly a great lesson to all of us. It proves there is ons “thing greater than business depression and |that is the “go get ‘em” spirit. It is that spirit that ts sustaining the coun: try today and helping make this the s, greatest industrial and mercantile tersection of First and Cente: ther and celebrate, this is the oc- Marmon driver wa: casion. The post and its committees are not going to be satisfied with having an ordinary dance, and are planning to put on something far out of the ordinary. The ball is to be a formal affair. Veterans of the military and naval forces of the United States are to appear in serv- ice uniform and invited guests are ex- pected to turn out in evening dress. The largest and most . commodious hall available is to be ‘obtained for the function and the entertainment committee has been instructed to comb the city. for the most inspiring and alluring music an orchestra can produce for dancing. An invitation is extended to all members of the Women’s auxiliary of the local post as well as to all mem- bers of the post itself. Members of the organization who wish to enter- tain guests at the function are asked to present the names of the proposed guests to tho invitation committee. A meeting of the general commit- tee has been called to meet at the| office of the chairman of the commit- tee at 8 o'clock on the evening of Oc- tober 13, at which time the chairman of every committee is expected to re- port progress upon the details of ar- rangements assigned to hi The chairmen of the committees are as follows; C. hall arrangements rious sub- ¥ mmitter Ty J- y, music and entertainment com mittee; C. R. Peterson, refreshment committee; Tt. Be Nichols, gornralttes country in the world; It is that spirit sand Datronesses; O- C-lthat leads the country that 1s labor- decoration committee; EB. gis ys tt, auditor and treasurer; H. |!" Under ‘business depression out o ublicity committee. O'Donnell has left the selection Dr of the personnel of the committees people again begin, to purchase freely the Wheels of commerce will turn and BY ARMY ORDNANCE 4 See Ge vro.|_ The exhibition of new weapons was before a limited num- uttese of the George W- Vro-| or of invited guests, ontietating large-| ————emeemnepgie eee t No. 2 were appointed last} 1y of members of engineering socie ¥ out the decision of | ties meet-| The demonstration of “flashless| ‘Armiatice day by|POWder” was a feature of the program. In achieving this result. mmoth military! the chemists incidentally reduced the comprised a number of scientific in-! Wrecked shortly before 3 o'clock this struments recently perfected, intend- @fternoon-when one of the fire trucks ed for use in establishing range of | 8kidded into the machine at the in- The - | loca though the front of the car tas bad- ly damaged } The fire apparatus was answering) a call to 605 East First street. A slip-| pery pavement ts said to be respon- sible for the accident. ‘The, truck! | skidded about 100 feet before atrik-| | ing the car, which, it is claimed, was| in motion, contrary to city ordinance, at the time of the collision. Spec-| tators differ In/opinion on the respon-| sibility for the accident. ! FIGHTING AGGIES TO. BID FOR GOAST TITLE | CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct. 6—stu-| | dents at the Oregon Agricultural col-| jtese here already have nicknamed | their 1921 team the “Fighting Ag- | Bles,"" so confident are they that the! varsity this year will'be in the fight] all the way for the Pacific coast cop-| ference championship. According fo} Head Coach R. B. Rutherford, foot-| ball prospects at O. A. C. never were brighter. | | The Aggies this season have hard schedule, calling for eight cs A including contests against the Unt.| versity of Washington, Stanford uni-| versity, Washington State college, the University of Oregon and_ the Unt versity of Southern Calffodhia. The am this year will not meet the badly Is Urgently Requested. By order of the E. R. ROBT. COHEN, Secy. Casper Dalld Cribune conference champions. the University of California. Last year O. A. C. held California to A B. P. O. Elks ATTENTION There Will Be a Regular Session of This Lodge FRIDAY EVENING, October 7th, at 8 p. m., at Odd Fellows Hall - A Special Feature Musical Entertainment Will Take Place Im- i mediately After the Meeting. Your Attendance the blue and gold's low- est score, 17-7. More than eleven varsity veterans are on the squad this year and from them, ‘t is believed, will be built a team that will have « plunging back- ee HOBART BOSWORTH AND MADGE BELLAMY. Scene from Thomas H. Ince’s “The Cup of Life” starring Hobart Bos- worth, Madge Bellamy, Niles Welch and: Tally Marshall. ~ largely to the chairman, and has ex- acted from cach chairman a promiag|turn faster than ever before, > 7 Such optimism as the Calumet Bak- < it Re dae he tae ea nbttitles ot lg Ppwder company Alsplay aliould All ex-service men of the commun- certainly joe anjexian ple for ‘al, of us ity are looking forward to a memo-|Who have something to sell. rable celebration of the signing of the} An old preacher ue seer armistice which put an end to the ear aa Bis Saeatags pie ies greatest 4 ver | louder he y Greatest confiict ‘the world ‘has eyér|Jouder he talked until the, very force ee eed made them listen, and just 0 is it pos: ‘ si you—for any hant—for Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-| sible for you—for any merc r pert worry All work uerastanee any advertiser to win the attention of Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S Bidg. {the public if you just talk loud 34-tt | enough. seen. | Se ee ek ie ko Bl Soto ose ge-e - - Casper Steam Bakery - Now Open for Business ° In Their New Location. % We feature the $0 fo % ‘ io, ? are no better made. boys that are made b: Peat o *, % - Roe ? Chicago to be made 0009099 00400000 000500090008 ° OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, NEXT DOOR TO + THE TRIBUNE y te A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADA DAA a hahha : eee % et a eh ek aa eae + SATURDAY SPECIALS JONATHAN APPLES $3.50 Per Bushel BELLE FLEUR APPLES $2.75 Per Box CRABAPPLES The Last Shipment. 2 Ibs. for 25c Blue Hill Butter and Cheese WE DELIVER Call 247, Ask for Elizabeth: The Pomona Fruit Market 212 South Wolcott ° v1 A eS Po stasa-ct Botortortedy Me KAY : OF Overcoats, that are hand tailored and Richards & Cunning Men’s Department Now is the time to buy y. apparel. Wecan supply youa on us and be convinced. CLOTHING well-known Hirsh-Wickwire make of Men's Suits and fine fitting garments. We also sell the Pure Virgin Wool Suits for men and Growers’ Association, who pur- chased a Woolen Mill near Chicago and use nothing and no Shoddy whatever in the manufactu: y the Western Wool Call and see for yourself, Hats for Fall popular prices. Bring than we have now an Suits and Two. ments at pre-war our Fall and Winter wearing t greatly reduced prices. Call . em re of the cloth. which they ship to up into Suits and Overcoats. These are priced from $37.50 Up to $50.00 Made to Order. and Winter wear. We never had a better a field and « strong line. Leading the team will be Capt. George (Gap) Pow- ell, rated several times as an all- coast fullbeck. pie eT * SP —TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ——-BRING RESULTS. Best Bargains in Used Cars Come In and See Us We will listen to any good proposition on the following: Crank Case Service Just Drive up to ouf door. ; Let us drain the old oil from your crank case and fill it with the Correct Grade of Gargoyle Mobiloils, as specified in the Vacuum Oil Company’s Chart of Recommendations. The Service is free—-we charge you only for the new oil. x We want you to experience the benefits of Correct Lubrication. When you drive away with your car—Alive With Power, we are confident that you will be one of our many permanent customers. _ Wyoming Filling Station Co. East Second and West Yellowstone Report Any Discourtesy to Management ‘ USED Nash Roadster 1920 Reo Touring Oakland Eight Essex Sedan Essex Touring Hudson Seven Hudson Speedster 1921 Hupmobile Building Materials We arc equipped wiih the stock to sapply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3 We haven't the room to carry these cars over the winter. Will sell on time pay- ment, part cash, balance monthly. Prices will _ surptise you. Come early. Good Cars Good Prices REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG | MIDWEST BUREAU oF 7 ke ee T ACCOUNTANTS LAWYERS In fact, there but Pure Virgin Wool », ? Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters We want every man ‘and boy in Casper to see our new stock of Sweaters in both the pull-over and bu ned style. The patterns are beautiful andthe prices are right. * SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Just received a nice assortment of Boys’ and Children’s Velvet and Cloth We also have a good stock of Boys’ Caps at dren to us for their Hats and Caps. your chil Men’s and Boys’ Underwear prices. Trunks, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases If you intend taking a trip soon we can fix you up with Lug- gage as we have just received a new shipment of Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. The prices are extremely low. * THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THEBEST = ter & Mid it Ave. Seated soeetoato nie ieee stostectecteseereeeetredoatonioreate onto rieteetostrerantednteateaeae conreceverens ssortment of Underwear for Men and Boys d our prices are lower than ever. celebrated Lewis Union Suits for men, from $2.50 to $10.00 per suit. -Piece Suits for Me the best made in America. We also have a good assortment of Union n and Boys in both Wool and Cotton gar- ie a ae Dad Hon Phone’ 55s UBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects LAM PUtoous TASS heteead ae wae pal ON Casper, Wyo. Phone 440.) Sultes 161516, Townated Block GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects. 415 OU Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING AUTO RADIATOR SPECIALISTS HAGENS & MURANE 206207 oll Etchings Bids. NICHULS @ STIREETT 309-1011 oh” Exchange Bias. GEORGE W_ FERG Attorney-attege een Phone 4814 724 East th | _ Townsend Khone 1964. aN Sn cen BOILER WORKS OSTEOPATHS % ae ee ee es i is" seat a "Bet a DR. CAROLINE ©. DAVIS. oh mie ol : teopathic Physi Boughe and Exchanged— | ite 6 Tribune Apartments thane 388 Field Work a Specialty. BAGGAGE and TRANSFER SEE BEN TKANSFER CO. PRODUCE Hi Hi Baggage, joa: Pauling OC acd ‘Piano ; Ets Maytag, Eta aa ihe (20! ry SEI BARTON PRODU PhorsEABLES | TRANSFER JUCE Cu. nies: 87-W, oft pt MOVING A SPECIALTY. of CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. HH. DR, ANNA G Saat SoR REY Suite 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone 706, DR.B. G. Wholesale Poultr: Prue Vegetables.” 433” N Wot att aad $$ EE Wolcors “st RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS REE AUTO RADIATOR WORKS $31 We Yellowstone Pree ae wy : sult, BDNA qaARN aUT0 RADIATOR SERVICE wae Phones!” Uttiee a2, tes Mags, [Wel EW. Secon, a fo uw BPs E /. HARNED, Chiro; “Siete | SPURELLA Conse ne i. See ay Mrs. L. M, King EVAH M. HOUSER _IERNCALL Will eur by Appointment + 210 Kast Mn ee Phone 15233 | 938 North Washington and K Street. — ——____fhhone 1szgy_ | 08 North’ Washington and K Street. CONTRACTORS — For the Best in| Build At Most teeing Estimates Gheerf W. 5. HOLTZMA} Contractor and Builder. ———— te: Fone 10904. CLEANERS and PRESSERS SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” Bush Signs, Show Cacds and -Poster Phone 33 | -art. 242° W, Yeliowstone, STENOGRAPHERS THE SERVICE = SHE SERVICE CLEA CLEANERS BEATRICE-L. JONES Cleaning, Pressing, Public Stenesrapher—N. Center, Fitth and Henltroad Pes 56. me Midwest jain at Railroad. Phone 56. DOCTORS : We feature th A. FP. KIMBALS : y Priced ie A. ae KIMBALE rh SEORS jurgery Diagnosis 4 Y and Geng HALE ota Osaatbles Grocery || bale: ad Gena Eaering, Cleaning Cashin, HSER 19M | tis a, Ave. Phone 483d. => ?— ELIE omit MARSHALL GREET — | Suiss made to ied Meat Hotel, Private Hoe 13 ence ee ing. Furs rewodeled. Phone 61. <a Hospltal—612 South Durbin = ROOF CONTRACTING TAXIDERMISTS WYOMING ROI : ‘ c a outing [ae abe 2 ee se aNes TANNERY and Recoating a Specialty. 1 S| Furs Resiliehed in 1900, . Phone 14783. Casper, Wyo.| prone sete inde {0 Order. GENERAL TEAMING Sand and gravel delivered any part of city $1.50 to §2.25 per yard. L. E.| > Blanchard. Phone 447. “Office, Cen- . BAY, V, 142 West Phones: Office 20, Res.