Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1917, Page 1

tp Asserien. F aces Grave Problem i in The Transportation of Tree = Che Gasper MARK SURRENDER ( Daily Cribs; yoowuo io VOLUME ONE <M CASPER, WYO., TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1917. NO SHIPS TOCARRY BIG ARMY TO FRONT: Army Will Eat Its Own Weight Every 39 Days, Is Belief of Ex perts Now. Busy on Plans wu. belay wors. TRENCH POSITION IN RED CROSS INTO BELGIUM, Plenty of Tene for| Soldiers, But None for Supplies WASHINGTON, June 12.—The shortage of ships for transports | constitutes one of the biggest prob- SOCIALISTS TO FIGHT CONSCRIPTIC: ee Record Drive For Red Cross Launched CASPER TO. MAKE Bl CAMPAIGN TO 8 NUMBER 242 REGISTRATION JU Thousands Oppose Authority in Minneapolis an ES rives DEMONSTRATION Wie S ‘BY OF AES Paul, as Department Orders Wholesale Arre*4 tion Is All) FOR FIRST HAIG PUSHING __ Slackers Who Evaded Duty; Number of Regi Revised Figures of the Census Bureau; Falling ment Issued by Bureau EGIN ON MONDAY TEUTON LINES MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 12.—Eleven thousand Socialists wh fused to register in Minneapolis and St. Paui will begin their ¥ @ Mayor s Committee Gane Down to Work j in Preparing GROWWEAKER against the selective draft by surrendering amid big demonstra for Intensive Program to Aid Fund for Prose- cuting Relief Work in War; “Liberty by their fellow-Socialists, according to a statement made by Abe jarman, secretary of the Socialist party. ermans oe Grip on ‘il Con- tions One Million Short of Estimate, Accordin™ment in Immigration Given as Cause in Official StRTED That AL he So far there has been no disorder among the Sociali : e g the Socialists, and ees : | not anticipated that there will be. F lems before America, that the dis- Ball” Feature of the Week Positions Dominating | P ean vill re- patch of the bulk of the new army = the Western Front; WASHINGTON, June 12.- -The total registration for CONSCTPLAn be may be delayed by the lack of IN accordance with the Presidential proclamation and an earnest de Pressure of the Frenth will be approximately 9,250,000, according to the revised estimatl transpartsivetadmitted: the Census Bureau, just announced by Bureau Chief Crowder. E : . sire to secure for C. asper a ple ace in the front line trench in National St dil | pe estas This iimure tote illi d th ue 1 ; e har There are sufficient ships to car- Red Cross work, plans are being promulgate “d for an extensive cam- ca y micreasing 3 il se heads ion under Ue Orial estate: ud on ry the soldiers, but this is only a paign in the interests of the “hundred-million-dollar” goal fixed by the | ‘f revision of the figures is necessary because: the Census Bur ‘estion small part, as food must be pro- national organization, and Red Cross Week is to be marked by events | By the United Press Ne te.coneliesithata bool: OOF eC had joined the Army, ted to vided/and/attillery be transported! of more than usual significance. At a meeting called by Mayor Rohr-| LONDON, June 12.—On every | “ The Gaeta ati iT did ee sda f hat th Tea ‘ eee tf ri : baugh Monday afternoon, the plans for this campaign were ou tlined position on the Western front to- I ; au also did not consider the fact that there estor- It is admitted that the Army will 1 he Alked q. been practically no immigration during the last three years because, - and a committee appointed. day the sed pressure Is grad: |i. EF, uropean War. it in- eat its own weight every 30 days, besides the big guns must be re- | dates being na amed to include the oe days of each week. newed every 30 days, besides the | question of getting food supplies to the Allies. Next year will see a flotilla of |, carriers, but the big needs will come within the next few months. Lord Northcliffe, wko is here on an important British mission, is ex- pected to offer vital suggestions. ENGINEER CORPS Red Cross week begins June | the meeting held at A. J. Cunning- ham home last evening, containing outline of the a plea fo istance and united support for this plans and work follows: The memb of the committee z Mr Arla ingham, chairr Mesdames C. E. Winter, W. D. Walt- | man,. 0. Heistand, B. B. Brooks, W. | S. Kimball, Sr., and Messrs. E. P.| |Rohrbaugh, W. ’D. Waltman, C. | Thomas, Pat Royce, E. Richa | Shipp and George Nelson. Every member of the committee 8 and continues till June 25, the | ually squeezing the Teutonic grip Are port of ane as reasing strength. 1 Marshal Haig, profiting Fee re new dominating positions jon the Wyschaete -Messines ridge, {has forced the relinquishment of }an additional patch of Belgian territory, west of Warneton, and, jaccording to dispatches from the | | front, he is gaining elsewhere. On the south the French pres- | eg at the base of the Von Hinden. | | burg line is steadily increasing, and | Italy is apparently starting another | offensive, this time aiming a ter-| rific blow at Trentino. | While the officials realize that there arethousands of slack jis pointed out that they are not as numerous as was at fir TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS SUBSCRIBE LIBERALLY TO THE LIBERTY LOAN International Union Buys $50,000 Worth of Bonds, and Casper Local Assesses Members for Patriotic Purpose AMERICAN SHIP lo TORPEDOED, SEVERAL LOST Ten Rescued from Steamer Petro- | lite, Sunk by German Subma- rine, Says U. S. Con- RECRUITS FOR SERVIC Ss: the Navy Department Makes Following the example set by the| ‘mili- DEW DROP IN OUT FOR“ RECORD WN FURNISHING Entrance of Dan McCarthy Int ee Representation Complete, yd on Land, Sea and in Air ‘as Dan McCarthy left last evening 08 was present last night and put their whole heart and soul into the work of organizing the biggest week that Car- 5 | pe K % A week for un r has ever known. sular Report | p , |Executive Council of the Interna-|the Burlington for Mare Island whert€ WASHINGTON, June 12.—The}.. ARIS, June 12.—Active ar-| tional pographical Union, which Hk will re serene hase the navy, hi American steamer Petrolite has beer | tillery bombardments at several |recently set aside $50,000 to be in- | perience tnt themage before soning td sunk by a German submarine, a con- sular telegram advises the State De- points, and the repulse of several |vested in the Liberty Loan bonds, German raids was all the fighting |Casper Typographical Union at its’! Cagper.. Mr. McCarthy had planne: on leaving a week ago but postpone: \F selfish giving and devotion to the flax. | A program of events for the week was.practically agreed upon but will |not be made public until after a meet- No more recruits are to be accepted H for service in the Engineer Corps of the regular army according to the text of a message received by the officers | of the Casper Recruiting Station to- day. The engineers’ complement hus been filled, this having proved one of! the most popular branches of the service. On the other hand, an urgent call is sent out for telegraphers and those having a knowledge of the work, both Morse and Radio operators. Hundre# ; | are already needed in the service and | more will be called with the comple-| tion of plans for mobilization of the great draft army. | paceman ie BILL AIMED AT LANDLORDS Wil INCREASE RENT Legislative Action Promised in Measure Introduced in the ¢\evening when the chairman in charge lof the various activities ing of the committee on Wednesday will make their reports and the whole program lean be laid before the public. It will include however a monster parade on {Monday afternoon the 18th, wita Henry Brennan in charge and this pa- rade is not one into which you are to be invited but one into which you MUSt go if you do not want to be branded as a slacker. No organiza- tion in Casper can stay out. No mer- | chant-in Casper can refuse to be re- | presented by a float. No line of busi- ness; no profession will be allowed to Quit. The parade will be at 4:30 in the afternoon and MUST be the biggest thing in the history of th: State of Wyoming. It is probable that lunches and dfre- ners will be served by he various o¢ ganizations of the city and every dol- lar that is taken in MUST go to the One Hundred Million Dollar Fund that is to be raised next week. There will be cabaret shows, picture shows, dances, bridge parties where it will cost a dollar a throw to sit in. A penny picnic for the little ones. There will be a fifty-dollar Lib- erty Bond disposed of in a manner which it is hoped will realize man, time its value, and two building lots artment today. | | | s . q Ona amallatost: the third mate, |reported in today’s official state- | meeting last night instructed the sec-|the trip on account of business af the chief engineer and eight men! ment. OS to assess each member approxi- | | fairs. ae EO coe eee young reached the shore. Two other boats,/ The statement described the ar- | mately $10, with which to purchase jto. wish “he genial Dan “God Svcedt carrying an unnamed number of mea, | P' , Li if, hi tille firing as “rather violent” |* Liberty Bont | SHIR oneeee are still ee ry s | The executive officers of the Inter- | The Dew Drop Inn, of whichr posal FSP ( NAGE | ALL |agrungtgre Colerain plateau, 4 I, ational Typographical Onion have/|lar delegation Dan McCarthy is a mem orbeny, an irged each of the 900 subordinate | ber, are priding themselves on the |store Mont Blanc and Cornillet. | unions to also invest freely of their | fact they are represented at present ‘funds in the Liberty Bonds, and it is|on land, sea and in air. Their repre- repulsed ,reconnoissances estimated that the unions thruout the |sentative on land in the present wa: jat Sa points,” the bce: —The | statement | country will invest to the extent of |situation is Arthur E. Johnson, form- |more than a million dollars in this|erly with the Midwest here, who is | patriotic movement. petationad at Fort Riley, Kansas, at VIENNA, June 12.—‘‘After a| It may be of interest to the gen-} the officer’s training school. WASHINGTON, June 12 reat sacrifice the Itali jeral public to know that more than | Two former popular members of Senate has adopted the conference g anans §=Pene-| 790 union printers of the United | the Dew Drop Inn, who have recently report on the Gregory espionage bill. | trated our trenches northwest of | States and Canada have beer fighting jenlisted are Ralph J. Hall and Robert The measure now goes to th: Pres- \Arigo, only to be completely driven |on the side of the Allies since the be- Reais: sabe both of whom were with ident for his his signature. jout Ey rasa abr cm eri \ginning of the war, and, besides car-|the Midwest of Casper until a short L p ustrian | ing for the families of the soldiers, |time ago. These young men are sta= | statement of the Italian offensive | |the International Union has paid out | tioned at Fort San Houston with the in Trentino. |thousands of dollars in benefits to javadiion, corps. wn Mee eras oon ae : | ifwar widows |pletes the present delegation from t | An expected Italian attack in theiprar widows Dew Drop Inn and makes the circle On ¢ 4 fil5iu rint- ri : ‘ Saguna Valley began after several | n an average of 15 union prin jcomplete with his enlistment for the. ; {ers die each month for their country. nave | days of artillery firing,’ ae [es Austrian statemen statement. concludes |and this is why this union has often | pa a sl been referred to as “‘the greatest pa- renee | triofic labor organization in the coun- C WASHINGTON, _ Wane 12 ee Earl Boyle received a carload ship- jtry.’ Fy Moines, Ia., and Fort Riley, Kan.,} ment of new Ford cars yesterday, | ue ” have been selected as cantonment | practically all of which were sold be- camps. fore they arrived. House Prohibiting Raising Id in th manner. W. the Cost of Rentals {D. Waltman has charge of the s=-|! TF YOU LIVED IN A co: trangement on these and will make it GLASS HOUSE You wouldn’t have to advertise your rooms for rent. People could see they were empty. The best way to let them know is tell them thru The Tribune Want Ads THEY'RE GREAT FOR RENTING ROOMS By the United Press interesting for the man or woman who WASHINGTON, June 12.—A cam-|refuses to come through. | This is a paign to determine whether the land-|time of MUST and you MUST nv lords have attempted to increase forget it, ; A rents “because of the war,” and to] There will also be a big Liberty prevent such increases, will be|Dance on Friday evening at the launched in the House late today by |Temple and on Saturday evening the Representative Henry Emerson of/|total amount received will be an- Ohio, when he introduces.a bill ask-,;nounced at all the places of amuse- ing for an investigation to.determine |ment and public gainerings, in the e necessity for a. law preventing | city. rent-raising in war, times; wineilaes ‘to CASPER MUST “BE IN THE Bngland’s law. FIRST TRENCH. nob Ko { a6 gil, ¢ ee eet PETROGRAD, June 12.—“Ne man in the Russian Army dares speak of separate peace; if he did, h’s comrades would shoot him,” de vlares Nicholas Nackoff, the former New York editor, who has just re --GWVEN WELCOME AT THE FRONT By the United Press PARIS, June 12.—An American Medical unit of 150 men and 75 women nurses have arrived at French town, it is announced. A unit from Chicago was accorde.!|half of the receipts to the Red Cross 2 hearty welcome. society, dressed 40,000 troops. ajcandy sale at White’s Grocery next turned from the front, where he ad- 4 sateen bo P The Campfire Girls ‘will’ hold a Saturday afternoon and will donate ~