Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1922, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Ur aT a asa seit 1 TO FIELD THREE DAYS A WEE nee for Townsite Lots majestically over the rough and rocky highway, and arrive in ates : be Casper Dailp Cribune SANDBAR CLEANUP 15 ORDERED BY NISBET, ssrese rw? 2 FOUR WOMEN ARRESTED SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 19:2. 1 }movelist, Rupert Hughes, and starring {Colleen Moore. “The Wallflower” is the feature pro duction at the America theater for to- }@ay, and is well worth an hour and = half of the valuable time of Cas- pers busiest official. It is highly jentertaining and leaves an audience thinking, not crowding and pushing its way to the exits at the conclu: 4 U ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as candidate for the Re- publican nomination of Sheriff of Natrona County, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries on August 22. _ Robt. J. Veitch Drug Addict Gets | $ sion of the program. * > : = She 1 only © poor cane ail } No longer is the weary Casper motorist forced to bump Lal Ee feae e gpd epi) A, pee sero hs atte! Ten Days sebe J who was unfortunate enough to; heen reported daily as steedily grow- Her | ing worse, with vagranoy, dleorderiy He can now ride on wings of gold, and float face ts plain, her raiment grotesque} conduct and other crimes against #0 and her very manner askward in the| cial custom coming under the notice) extreme. Her dancing proved a night-| of the police department, Chief Alex- mare to every young “buck” at the] ander Nisbet has oiered a | | j | At Police Hearing| — | Cltnging to the alfbi that through a Salt Creek almost ahead of his very shadow. ' Scheie ee niaes” | Today marks the inauguration of the Casper-Salt Creek ,party. general clean-up and closing of certain “hav- Tecent operation at a Casper hospital, she was forced into taking drugs now i | ANNOUNCEMENT airway by the Stock Aviation com-) scheduled time ,for flights can be! Lads offered to trade bull pups,'ens of refuge” now prevailing in cer. . Already Located. |pany, and maintained exclusively by| made et this time, until the initial! present friends with money, and per-|tain sections of Casper’s former “red-|*"4 then to restore her strength, an: jthem. Plans for this latest project/trip is complete and reports turned form slave services for a week if they light” district. other addict went down to defeat be- jin aviation engineering havebemn|in. The company, however, could induce some unsuspecting chap | fore the forces of the city law last = Four women, all residents of the s men} 8 ew A evening, and recetved a 10-day jail Casper people, both busines: junder way for eome time, The serv-/nounces that the first two trips will't, take a dance with her off thelr| par, were arrested early this morning, |Svenine. at the hands of Judge Jokn | and private individuals, are showinS/ 104 ranks as the greatest step in the|be made on Monday, and that passen-; ‘What happened when she|and charged with vagrancy. hi unusaal interest in the coming 101 #2°/ agvancement of avietion ever taken) gers for Seit Creek will be taken at paar naling er ctiy ete = Gevu(ihe ‘aiesdeb piecnos iciem| town of. Teapot De-|0Y & Casper concn. Two pullmans| that time. versations is all part of the story.|ard, Mrs. Jimmie Eaton, Bell Hamp- SOF ine ret no of.|0f the air—Curtis Orioles—will Ye op-| land we wouldn't spofl tt for you for|ton, and Nedra Hunter. All will be mt company = ‘conducted, | erated ‘y the company. According to the world. hailed into police court this evening ficial sale has yet been C. H. Reimerth, eecretary of the At any Fate poor Iittel Idalene Nob-| to await the decision of the judge, r 4 puildings On| — ‘ i re are two cerrapemtnt an.| Stock Aviation compamly, flights are Pathos and Comedy bin undergoes an appearance rensis-|who will probably hold them at the und and both s |now scheduled every Monday, Wed sance and finally has the world at her| city’s expense for a short term, un- 1 5. One is a restaurant : ‘ ines A ronfectionery and|Remiay, and Saturday. Each ot theiOffer Contrast I m'tes when she performs her own cre-| u al she rer cig remapser rel yen. peeadtin ation, the Water Lily dance, before|-Tie action ts superb, the settings are rip, thus giving the hurried 5 ce gathered in| e course of const as business man, and the power America Photoplary)tre wrest social audience gathered in| aimost faultless, and tn fact we pro- cted for, and it esems likely] © OG. Coder off magnate choles of years. But needless to say, she mus' | nounce “The Wallflower,” one of Gold- t business section | fu! § : ~ cast wealth and fame aside to become | wyn's finest, and bevon Sra, that a fast growing | leaving and returning $ 2 ‘sata! > . yond a doubt, Tre will soon grace the townsite. Inquir te AN party <b. Case eitbeake Oise jthe wife cf some malo person. Said) pert Hughes’ best. are being received datly from various | If you enjoy laughing until your,person happens to be the handsome = ~ I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of Natrona County, for be Ao es sae on the pennies ticket, subject e of the voters at the regular prim: lec~ tion, August 22, 1922. = Charles A. Cullen sele in the new charged with violation of the drug ord- inance. Investigation of her claim in court found that she had not been in a hospital for more than three weeks. Alcoholic advocates held sway in the court of last evening, and Wiliam Vatta paid a fine of $15 for insulting women while in an intoxicated condi- tion. Two others paid fines of the same amount for drunkenness and dis- orderly conduct. POOSOPOPOOOOSOOODE: 2OO0000+000000006 [Political Advertisement] POOSOCOS OCC CO C004 ANNOUNCEMENT tial trip late this afternoon, when Areas , lity of es- }aides ble “the mornt: "(Richard Dix. pena these people are waiting] See tot for the caer De ‘moment like bursting into tears ati sun: . office of County Commissioner of Natrona County, for \ pty opportunity of a personal in-| pit: - 5 Ahe very pathos of the event before,ed with sunshing after bel the two-year term, on the Republican ticket subjec their|the trusty Oriole, No. 1, and rises/ “ ‘ * k | a 4 vestigation before picking out thelr) oo UO tor a “square away" ;OU. We prescribe “The Wallflower,” /to remain in complete darkess dur: to the will of the voters at the regular primary elec- bis a toc| toward. @alt Cresks }written and directed by that groat!ing the more tender years of her life tion, August 22 1922 ; has been announce for : I 4 . ‘4 Nery wees Th at whic time! The other two members of the eeainel ‘aataa force will be on the pioneer band will be Marshall Rey nolds, Republican candidate for con gress in the coming election; and C H. Reimerth, secretary of the com- pany. Mr. Reimerth will accompany toes first flight to furnish a full report nform desired may be obtained.|©n atmospheric conditions and land Tr ccenany Feetioaale are makdns Ing field to the board of directors of arrangements to drill on the townsite the/oompaay RN and prove the territory. According to ri ie Stock pathos m \e! a located opinions of several leading geologists,| Just three miles east of Casper on the faults lie in such a position in this| the Yellowstone highway, and every : that {t seems highly probable| lover of the science of aviation in that the land is off bearing, The pur-| Casper, is Invited to attend the brief hasers of lots will be given a war-|Ceremony which will send the first ranted deed to his land und with it| Plane over the unknown Casper-Salt | Creek route in,an attempt to make will go all surface and oll rights. He| Cree ' ‘il go all surfal leader in the aviation can then eell, drill or dispose of his} Wyoming a v1 world. rf 4 oil rights in any way he| Wor’ bixsarar eaptc No announcement of prices or the ground to absist prospective purchas ers in selecting their lote and arrang ing other detalis incidental to the pur chase. The company has an office building on the townsite where any Earl C. Boyle TREASURY DEPARTMENT Bureau of Internal Revenue Cheyenne, Wyo. POPOOOOSOSOSOOSOTOOOOD If you own a couple of lots anywhere in Casper, you must have felt many a time that it.is pretty unsatisfactory business in leaving those lots lie idle when, through the expenditure of a reasonable amount for a building and improvements, you could rent a building on those lots and get your money back, together with interest, many times over. We have two distinct duties to perform. One to induce people to make the most of their lots through building and the other to July 14 1929, Office of Federal Prohibition Director Wyoming MY. J. L. Marquis, Sheriff Casper, Wyo. : In announcing my éandidacy for State Representa- tive on the Republican ticket I do so with this object in view, that if nominated and subsequehtly elected, My Dear Sheriff Marquis: In looking back over the work which has been accomplished by this office during the past three or four months, I find that « great many cases have been secured in Casper. This is expecially true of the month of June, when approximately fifty cases were secured by I shall strive in all matters to faithfully perform the duties of the office. fit. The land is patented with no governmental restrictions. One-eighth = this department out of your county for prosecution tn federal court. show them that we sell everything for a off royalty is retained by the original I wish to state at this time that the splendid results which have building, from garret to cellar, both inside owner of the homestead but otherwis been secured by our operatives in Natrona county have been due and out, at the very lowest market price. the PECORAy en eee tee ee in @ large measure to the splendid degree of cooperation which we We have superior facilities for grading with it belongs to t ee One have recetved from your office. This office Has never made any and delivery and we urge co-operation with vats nag tee pal og SP requests or asked for any assistance from you which has not been Four /COntEACtOR Rerkioee dude rent te wlwave rpangeare aaa that t granted and I aswure You that same has been apprectated to the AG cat , fering purchasers unusual op: fullest extent. If it were possible for this office to secure the © best, portunities for permanent eee fame assistance and help from all of the various law enforcement ANNOUNCEMENT turns in the In Jd Blotches. Lost Rest agencies of the state, the violation of the National Prohibition act, property Ar ‘ bs would be reduced te a minimum. to the fimous § I hereby announce my candidacy for the Office of Cuticura Healed. “I was troubled with pimples and blotches on my face. The pimples were hard and red and quite large. ‘They were scattered over my face and itched and burned so that I scratched I wish to take this opportunity of thanking you for your e0-o- eration and assure you that thir office is always ready to assist the prehibition law. to the wim County Clerk of Natrona County, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries, August 22, 1922. Having had five years’ experience with the records of Natrona County, I feel confident of my ability to serve the public in a most adequate manner. reasonable materially with | of development work w under way | he Teapot De. $250,000 and both should incr With kt dest regards, I beg to remain Yours very truly, WESTERN LUMBER CO. velopment co: Room 218 Mid-| | and rubbed them. At night I lost | | f pps heen 8 went building, will be open all day! | my rest on account of the irritation, | | Federal Prohibition Director. Alma F. Hawley Sunday for the conventlence of pros. “*T began using Cuticura Soap and peotive lot purchasers. | | Ointment and in a short time could PHONE 765 2 sere sh See an improvement. I purchased a EEEEE—E——— (Political Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a candidate on the Republican ticket for the nomination for County Clerk of Natrona County, subject to the primaries on August 22, 1922. Royce Wagner more, which completely heeled me in about a month.’ (Signed) Miss Rachael Riley, Kendrick, Idaho, Feb. 15, 1922. Make ‘Cuticura Soap, “Ointment and Talcum your daily toilet prepa- rations and watch your skin improve. Sample Each Frosty Mall. Addrose: “Outioura Sraveriee, Dept baleen Sa: Bold every. HAY GRAIN Dairy and Chicken Feeds, Oil Meal, Stock Salt. Car lots a specialty. CASPER STORAGE CO. 313 W. Midwest Ave. ICKEL PLATING S-B FOUNDRY & MFG. CO. 627 East A Street Office and Yards, 300 N. Center PENLEY URGES. WIDE GULTURE. OF SEED SPUDS If the ambitions and efforts of G. Penley, Natron Agricult agent are realiz will soon be a ing country, and will become a@ product th ral and vicinity | eed potato} famous for | t will insure the growth [Political Advertisement} NOTICE I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the : nomination for the office of Sheriff for Natrona.Coun- of certified tubers Experiments conducted by Mr. Pen-| ley; “and go — COURTESY PAYS rnment seed potato ex-| iitivation of certified! he dry farms in this vicinity, | shaye resulted favorably and it is be lieved will form a beginning for a} great new industry in this region. The dry sandy so!l of Wyoming is| = especially adapted to potato cultiva-| ton, and the fact that Casper is well! equipped with testing and shipping| facilities makes it not improbable that the words, Extra Fancy Potatoes—} Casper Grown, will some day adorn| billboards, and wholesale house udver tisements in all parts of the west. In @ recent inspection of seven fields | planted especially for experimental | purposes, made by Louts F. Boyle, po-| tato expert, only one failed to Ss with a high percentage. The othe were pronounced by the authority as| almost perfect, and as seed potatoes should rival the country’s best. Two more inspections will be made by Mr. Boyle this year. At digging time, he will be able to make a full! report, and make a@ candid statement | upen the worth of the Casper seed| potato. | MARTIN MPGRATH TO BE LAID AT REST TUESDAY MORNING, THEAMOPOLIS Funeral services for ths late Mar tin McGrath, well known oi! operator | who dled yesterday at his home in Thermopolis at 11 a. m. Tuesday, according to announcement made here | today. Burial will be made there. Many Casper friends of the 4 ceased probably will be in attendance at the funeral in addition to relatives from here who have already gono to| Thermopolis. ——.—__ FOR SALE—Saxophone, buffet, 8B flat tenor, low pitch, new; real bar- gain for cash. See Hurley between 5) and 7. 422 8. Beech. 8-5-2t¢ — ty, Wyoming, on the Republican ticket at the August primary. Should I secure the nomination and election for the office I will perform the duties of the office to the best of my ability. : Dated May 29, 1922. G. S. MASSIE. ee August Clearance Sale Of Electric Fixtures PRICES SLASHED TO THE BONE es (Politftal Advertisement.) SE ET CRESS ANNOUNCEMENT Dae Thereby announce myself as candidate for the Re- publican nomination of County Assessor of Natrona County, subject to the will of the voters at the pri- maries on August 22, 1922, Roy P. Johnson Friendliness and mutual interest are manifest characteristics of our association with our customers: Never before have we been able to offer such astounding prices on fixtures. Political Advertisement.) — I wish-to announce my candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Natrona County on the Republi- can ticket, subject to the August primaries, Take advantage of this opportu- nity to replace those old fixtures at pre-war prices. F Buy now for that new house, even if you have to store them for a time. PRICES ARE THE LOW- EST IN YEARS. Wyoming Nationai : Bank Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $150,000.00 I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Natrona County on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the pri- mary election August 22, 1922. NATRONA POWER Co. “At Your Service—Always” Phone 69 Ss American Legionnaire? —— James E. Lynch moke #ouse,