Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1923, Page 3

WOOL OUTLOOK BRIGHT, SAYS STARVING SAILORS, LOST IN FAR Casper Sunday Morning Tribune NORTH, REFUSE TO EAT MASCOT CASPER BANK The, Casper National bank reports} that, Awhile most of the Boston wool | houses are proceding cautiously in taking on the new clip territory wools the general trend of the industry is| encouraging from the woolgrowers standpoint. The season is opening slowly in Wyoming’ where oly a few} sales have bee reported but the Amer- ican Wool company {s rported to have taken over the Idaho Falls clip in Eastern Idaho at a price of 43% in a transaction involving 400,000 pounds. ‘The sale of the famous Jericho pool at 51 cents ana the purchase by @ Boston house of the hristianburg' wool pool in San Pete county, Utah, amounting ‘to about 30,000 fleeces at 50 cents is cnfirmed. Buying in Oregon 1s proceeding slowly but steadily, prices there rang- | ing from 40 to 50 cents as compared | with 25 to 35 cents last year. The bank has received no reports as yet} of Montana sales. Reports of general trade conditions | as shown by current earnings of the | allways serving the mountain states also favorable. ar loadings on Burlington show a 35 per cent! se for April to date, the iner as com pared with a year 0 and the Chi-| cago & Northwestern shows a 28 | per cent increase for the same period aya | SuOPIPUCO peaosduy A[TeIOUer, middle west, a better position for the rancher and farmer and an improved | the causes of | the t Anotable item | s that thes Burlington hauled 61,35 cars of livesock, which is better by | several thousand cars than any cor-} responding record of the past six years. | —_—=——— : North Casper Christian. Corher East H and Madison. Our new basement is nearing completion or the corner of East H and United streets and next Sunday, the 29th, we will ocupy the new basement and ded- | te that day- Brother Charles G. Stout of Wheatland, former pastor of the First Christian church will be present on that.day and have charge of the dedicatory services. | ‘This congregation can well be con- , eratulated upon the work they have done in six months time, The new building is a valuable asset to Casper and the service which this congrega- tion is rendering to North Casper is recelving the commendation of that part of the city. The pastor is a very forceful speaker and is on thg> job with the whole congregation working together to kufld up a strong spiritual congregation. With the ussistance being given by the people we will soon have a building where we can do bet- ter and more practical work for the community. + We invite the co-operation of all Christians to come and worship with us and to make this your church home. Remember we are urging the unity of #1 christions upon the bible and? that atone, Can you not manifest your love for the Master enough to help us do this and fall in line and have a church home with us. You will enjoy the good old-fashioned gospel as it is preached here every service. Don't forget to come and spend the éay of the 29th with us in a great eervice and in the fellowship of this congregation. Make that day a day long to be remembered in your life, and in North Casper. Sunday services as foflows: Bible school 10 a. m, Mrs. G. ©, Wright superintendent. Communion and ser mon 11 a. m. Subject “The Consu mation of the Law.” Christian En- deavbor 6:30 p. m- Evening services 7:30 p.m. You will feel at home in these services so come and bring your friends with you. \TYLISH STO! OurSizes) TRADE HARK There are two ways of fitting a foot which requires a 6 E Shoe One—is fitting a 6 E Shoe. Another—ts fitting a 7C if a shorter and wider shoe is not available, Both feel the same when fitted— But—the longer shoe, after a short period of service becomes unsightly—also uncomfortable, We sell service as well as footwear and, whatever your size require- ments, you can come here with the assurance of being fitted pro- perly, SHOE DEPARTMENT Richards & Cunningham Co. Think of Richards & Cunning- ham when you want the best. TO KILL THE By MILTON BRONNER. GRIME ngland, April 20.— sleek, black cat stood between 11 men and death. They were adrift on s, but the deepest ing in the polar se: | marks n the faces of the men |v ath squarely in the eye e epic of the’ sea, this Sargon crew and | been preserved in simply. It begins am trawler Sar d crew of 10 has waters for wtih captain for Arctic hen car filled in Weeks ank when thi passed. Tr Mothe wept and returned. Sargon didn't wives, sweet thought that the of the Sargon would be: SBRUARY: Steam trawler Sar with all hands lost at sea. the mascot cat, spared the men needed her mo: to in omen of good one murky March night > her home the ship's ship hearts, last en when steamed ir port agi odessy w gap nsk coast of Russia. Pursued by Bolshevik gunboat, but escaped. FEBRUARY Started for home with into 100-mile trawler’s on gale which Roe EES gines helple _THE BLACK CAT MASCOT OF THE TRAWLER SARGON AND| FEBRUARY §: Food supplies ex MEMBERS © W WHO, ALTHOUGH STARVING REFUSED | 1 and coal supply gone. t FOOD. ' RUARY 9: Tore out wooden Some Health Suggestions You can enjoy perfect health and strength if you fol- low this simple program every day: 1. Drink two glasses of Hill Crest Water as soon as you get up in the morning. 2. Take ten minutes of setting-up exercises with deep breathing. 8. Eat a light breakfast and lunch but a good dinner at night. Eat meat only once a day. 4 If you are too fat stop eating pastry, ham, pork, salmon, butter, sugar and potatoes (except baked potatoes). Drink no liquids with meals but plenty of Hill Crest Water between meals. Eat plenty of spinach and carrots; cut out all starchy foods and eat fruit and dessert. 5. Walk a mile a day and take all the exercise you can in the open air. At least walk to work. 6. Drink Hill Crest Water before you go to bed and get a good sleep every night. 7. Business Men: Keep a thermos bottle of Hill Crest Water in your desk and a cooler in your office for the employes. Take a drink of Hili Crest Water in place of a smoke and s*@ how much better you feel at the end of the day 8 Start using Hill Crest Water for all drinking purposes in your home and office—TODAY, PHONE 1151 Arctic sea, far off the beaten course Their food was go! There was nothing left to eat hut the old, cat. A secret ballot was taken. The result was unanimous. The men would rather die than take the life of their mascot. And now in the humble fishermen’s homes in this little village bright lights a: burning once more laughter resounds, For the Sarg n i crew and m t long given up for lost, is home again. The ship shows signs of its batter- | Fired first trawl! off| >" product, containing no harmful drugs, which users pronounce the most powerful and delightful vitalizer known. In fact, its success has been so great t the distributors invite any p n needing {t to ea double-strength treatment with the understa gs that it costs nothing 8 to keep fire going in boiler. FEBRUARY 10: fire Eating fish, by baiting apped sh livers. Crew. weak and dysentery. Captain Ma 8 ship's drugs share and 22: Crew voted as to mascot cat should be against it. 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