Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 3

SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1924. g0Y SCOUTS TD BE INSTRUCTED I GARDENING Ten-Acre Tract to Be Ploughed This Week For Planting. Forty Casper boy scouts will be shown the first principle of garden- ing Thursday when 10 acres of the Riverside farms, the old CY tract, are broken for their especial benefit. ‘The work will be done with a Ford- son tractor donated Earl C. Boyle. Mr. Boyle offered the trac- tur when he learned that the Harry Free agency which owns the ground had set asids this much of it to be divided into quarter acre tracts and 1o be cultivated for truck gardening by 40 scouts this summer. The Fordson demonstration will foe made at 2 o’clock Thursday af- ternoon and the und which has been selected 1 afterwards be plowed up by this machine, G. M. Penley, county agricultural agent, and H. Roe Bartle, scout executive, will have charge of the scouts. The Harry Free agency is making a gift of the land and water. The county agent is furnishing the seed, and Mr. Bartle is furnishing the scouts. NEW AUTO GLUB LAYS PLANS FOR OPENING EARLY NEXT MONTH The Central Wyoming Automobile club will open its clubhouse for the use of members on May 2, it was announced last night, and it will be kept open eyery evening during the summer and autumn. ‘, The clubhouse is located near the Garden Creel falls about five miles routh of Casper, on the sice of Cas- per mountain. The building is very attractively arranged for a c'ub house, having a sun parlor, large dining rogms excellent dancing floor, and well equipped kitchen. It is Ughted with electricity, having its own Hghting system. J. P, Duffy, secretary of the or- ization, announces that he has secured the services of the Vander- beck orchestra for the opening ight, and will have other entertain- ers there. Special singing and dancing will be one of the features of the evening with favors for every person present. Each member will be privileged to invite as many friends as he chooses. Mr. Duffy expects to have the buidling filled to capacity on the opening night and hopes to make this meeting a get-acquainted gath- ering. ——___. IX STUDENTS AWARDED DIPLOMAS IN FEW DAYS IT BUSINESS COLLEGE Six students have been graduated from the Casper Business college witkin -the past several days. Finishing in the stenographic de- partment were Agnes Dyke, Mabel Kenyon, Madge Ripley and Gene- vieve Carey. Irene Guthrie com- pleted the combined commercial course. Louis J. Turner graduated from the bookkeeping department. The school requires a standard of 100 words written in shorthand, 50 words on the typewriter, and a pass- ing grade of 90 per cent in business English. These students have passed these requirements and are now ready for positions in the business Id. ee ee SLIVER 1S TAKEN TD TATE PENITENTIARY John Economou, who pleaded sullty to manslaughter in connec- ton with the shooting of Thomas Miller on West A street last Feb- ruary and received a sentence of from eight to 20 years, was started to the state penitentiary last night to begin serving his time, Steve. Harl, traveling guard from the penitentiary at Rawlins, arrived n Casper Saturday to take charge of Economou. _— HOLY WEEK SERVICES AT ST. MARK’S CHURCH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 8 week being the commemora the Lord's crucifixion will be ed at Marks church with inday ‘Thursday services at 10:30 4p. m. on Thursd: ad hour rervice beginning at hoon on Friday. The Friday serv- ‘co consists of mecitations on. the seven last words interspersed with ymng and prayers. Peopl come and go during the service, but may ‘t 1s hoped that as many as possible will stay throughout, Commodity Oil. TULSA, Okla—The . redrilling campaign te cut deeper sands is rapidly extending ‘throughout the surrounding district. This section has been producing from the shal- lower sands for 15 to 20 years but following the discovery of deeper} oil bearing stratas new derricks have sprung up in every direction. —— ARKANSAS CITY, Kans.—The headquarters of the Moore refining company have been moved here from Chicago. The company hand. les about 6,000 barrels of crude daily and recently contracted its output to the Bell Oil and Gas com- pany of Chicago. LOS ANGELES, Cal!f.—Twenty- eight new wells were commenced {7 California this week compared with 82 started last week. Thirteen of the new wells were in the Torrence field. Tobacco LYNCHBURG, Va.—A total of more than 8,000,000 pounds of the 1923 crop of dark loose tobacco has been sold in local markets. The first week in April saw more than 170,000 pounds sold. It is believed that the farmers will have their barns cleared when the sales end April 12. Building Materjals PHILADELPHIA—Demand for bricks here is fair to good. Glass is firm in prices but demand is ex- patie ara ais sR adits ae asi, Eddie McCarty to Stage Wild West Show in London TORRINGTON, Wyo., April 12. —For the king and the queen of England, Eddie McCarty and his Goshen Hole cowpunchers will pro- vide an invigorating dash of old Wyoming and the west, starting June § in London, A great 13-day exposition is to be staged by the British govern- ment and the rodeo will be the American feature of the show, The ‘Wyoming boys will be given their expenses but no salaries. Several herds of wild broncos and wicked range steers are to be bundled up and taken along. Trade News tremely Hmited. Paint is maintain- ing the sales volume of last year although concessions aro being made in the price of linseed oi. 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