Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1918, Page 2

_ |angles, all are pressed from sheet/samele trunks carried on American treators and Dealers opens at Cleve-|j = Sil ANS AMUN ASHMAN The Casper Daily Tribune ***'* 2" UF Attofaatle machiiicg|faitioeds, THUS couatithead Se. BRE lind today, RHA will CONLIRUE th se8: I SR) ee | - = sion until July 25. : i jthat cuts every pieceto an exact/celit of the frée baggage carried. ke A committee of banker: and cot-|/5H j United Press Service. |pattern, punches thé rivet holes and| Any reduction of such a general but- éh. He S$) Huidgkoper i 5 A ean bt two I EAN < i he ti | Any “yr & per of Phil-|ten growers; compdsed df two mem-|fE 4 The Associated Crea is exciintyery | Hends the part to its final shape. All| deh affects a désirable saving of lab- ésdpuia, who today enters upon his|bers from each Southern état8, will! Rate SUPERIOR . E : entitled to the use for republicationjthere is to building such a ship is to equipnient and mohey. There is} 80th yedt, ohe of the most ig to Washihgtoh today to urge thi ‘ 4 of all news dispatches credited to it of nent of the surviving veterans of tion of the United States Cotton| i |place the numhber of pieces together | ° Sa t othe ve credited | thi aper | . "j iti and “also the ‘local tiews “published |and rivet them fast. Ang mechanic|® Good specific Feagon, however, for| rent OF the st native of Perinsylvihia, ion, With pier to buy for t such cotton as may « herein. can learn that work in u day or two. | limiting the number of trunks. Tiere immediatciy upon his graduating sale at a price to be t Wilko Located with vga ‘ ‘STAHL, THE TAILOR 123 East Seton St. adage 2 e governm Issued every evening except. Sunday | One moresbig thing never done be-| are no/lénger eribugh baggage tars|frém Hatvard in 1862 He joined & oftered toe wt Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming. |fore—one more little item in Uncle|4, catry them. There are onl¥ 9,-| Pentis¥ivania régiment of Volunteers | fited by Presi Publication Offices: Oil Exchange |Sarn’s war. The same principle is 700 baggage cars altopetnee ih the|and 80dn rose to the rank df colonel, | = Building. _ heed re ecg Lay Rene country, ané-a great many 8f them) Whilé in command of his ent at A : 17 & : Pea {| have been withdrawn and made over| Gettysburg, hé was wouni twice; bf GO TO THE ; F Eto Gee ceeaaa cate See etaceueted os” Bot ns ts ne eee For pupa go fe a ese Ate hewn Pp gO 7 EXPERT FRENCH DRY CLEANING SSRs j80 Rh es ip The curtailment is Mot expected to|he was appointed majot-gehéral i berty Garage Subscription—By Carrie’ 50¢ month; one thtse Eagle Boats help cause any real hardship. It will mere-|the Pennsylvania national guard, an ad by mail, $3 for 6 months, $6 for year, |Show Germany how foolish war is? ly entail a change of method. In-jas such was. active.in sup i —FOoR— asks Mr. Ford, erstwhile pacifist. j: pastetsen | tu jots ii 7 stoffice| © : oo stead of carrying s0 many varieties,|the great labor riots in 1877. From By tecoad ae rte Net. oe {aie | They, willy we trust. And the flivver| {Sign ig expected t0 cary a}/1880 to 1885 Gen. Huidekoper Was |warships will do more then give sea | Foie basic sample$;-with pictures and | postmaster 6f Philidelphia. z Cheap Storage and Car t EARL BWANA" Basistes MEF. | ill help: Prussia’ to a realization ot] °%irat®, AgseribaGbE of the res eo eal Repairing. Large, New || yo Today’s Birthdays VALUE EARL E. HANWAY, Business Mgr. | will help- Prussia to & realization ‘of| his i 1 li Pen Abenctate Editdrd: the treiiendous industrial power she | eer bic atige tek Painive soore| d Firé Prout ~ 180 SOUTH ELM ST. ATMs es Phone 431 MUMS AN =A) TI TTS RE, Evans Margaret V. C, Doudé | raised up against her when she dfove| in the art of Salesmanship—the cur-|G— - tailment of traveling itself. The ten-| Jamés Thornwell Newtén, U. 8. dency is more and more to sell goods | Commissioner of patents, born in Mor-, not by personal visitation, but by the| fan county, Ga., 57 years ago to- use of comprehensive and attractivé| Gay: a catalogues, with the freé use of the| Rita Fornia; celebr: came |mfils. telegraph and long-distance | oprah, Born in San ncisco, 42) telephone. yeuts ago today. : W ba ei . ati ; All these innovations tend to re-|., Bishop Wilsén S. Lewis, of the le Are flow .prepated to pee Atay ice of toed phodmerty hog | Aas the dematds on transportation, pee, erate church, Buen ¥ clean kinds of Rugs and 18 pa i iste : | i | Russelk N: ¥., eats oday. 5 > > This paper has enlisted | petitfoned the president to abolish tha | ppc ats Bie Seg ARIS Sr Ore ne ER Ee aha McKim, E res Carpets. Dry Cleaning of with the iovernment in the | sale of all intoxicants for the period | Peo a eee = 2 | tause of rimherica for the (of the war, “not as a political or mor-! 4. Roumanialis, even while they! Pitstield, Muss, 66 years ts America into the war. eee ee 2 SOBRIETY AND FUEL SHIP EO LES IIIS DIOS GD 431 A Bona Fide Paying Busitiess Proposi- tion in Casper, Wyoming Have five year lease on building, and sub- rénts more than pay the eritire rent of build. ing. For full particulars address Box 222, caré Tiibune Office. An angle of the liquor problem) that is sometimes ignored in prohibi- tion discussions is brot into prom- inence by the action of the Pittsburg) RUGS RUGS RUGS FIP IID PI PPD 5 ie The operators say there i8 an im-T; faction in théir crop failure. The! work on days preceding the following! os oe i? soday. > ; ¥ ) 7 > ? ri i ; ays. The loss in the|| Loday’s Anitivérsaries |! — Phone 255 J awe # is week, {Pitsburg Vein district alone on July|4___ y more Mae be stannic (this eWete | oe dae tn pthelaleonnlistattennast ct | aie = aaa niaal frigate Constitution || Today 's Even H | . 5 rs o missionary bishop of Tokyo, at all kinds is our busi ess. . jal measure, but for efficiency.” | e Z d as od War - s-cee 5 ? Lare starving, must také a grim sat- ath rE . ss peri of the war = a i William B. Ellison, former corpor-! |mense loss in fuel production result-| Goons can not gor jation counsel of New York cits, riri| DRY C ING BS : =. 3 get these crops. aa its EAGLE BOATS ing from the failure of employes to} aS |at St. Thomas, Ont.; 61 years a:ro to- co. The first “Eagle Boat” was launch-| holidays d immediately after semi- ed last week in Detroit. Several ce at the Tate oF ane into, the wat-|the Fourth, was edtimited at. 20,000 made her famous escape from | jtons. Such } s are especially de- the British blockade squadron. | Jagan day of the erat irr nee aaa six ae cae the precated in view of the threatened! 1g36—Willidm Hale chapldin of the| eames this eveginc : He : rm KIA SAPP PPP APBPIBZDALLLL LD be ning of * prod uction, and one|(43j shortage. | Consti bast . Fi ‘ udutithe world begin an ob-! ‘ercentage j i sls 2 “ae year after the conception of the idea,| “The. operators do pot confine their PAtainoan aa hoy “eee, Servance of the Fast of Ab, com-) Bi "eats, | =e there will be 200 of them turned out: | interest to their own, industy ASERC aT "|miemprating the destruction Sf the|ff 5. CLA’ is one of the most fascinating |; : nion.” . mht Self “ +,|temples of Jerusalem. 416 So. Jackso: Pho: chapters in the history of out war is our unanimous opinion,” th ef 1854—Maésachusetts Emigrant Aid in their letter to the president, preparations. The place where those : ‘ socjety Sent out first party of The annual co ition of the | boats are being made was on open Sue ena aa Comeccie crime settlers to Kansas territory. | field four months ago. Today there Sosteet gh a ei SEE EN climina-| 1864—Gen. Sherman began his | is a vast structure, immensely}, great- en uhs sisi elton st feree OE] qnarch fromp the CHattahoochee er and more wonderful tha the fam-| ‘te Period of the war. will adil .10 to Atlanta: ; eee ous “Crystal Palace” of London,| PEt. cent. oF ‘more td the production | 1§68—Admiral Farragut iwiis te¢eived equipped with every mechanical taz| of she pie Saeed for the carty- ee Queen Victoria at Osbord | +5 7 +, ~ ing on o: ar. ouse. cility required to take in steel plates! Tere is a direct challenge to the|i870—The French. declitration of at one and put out finished ships at) opinion expresséd/ by. certain repre-| war against Prussia was sikn Natrona Lumber Co. LUMBER AND BUILDERS HARDWARE the other in an endless row. Always Equipped ~ . Seager oey— a {sentatives of the shipbuilding indus- ed. \ | ioe Beaya ord s pit Pro-| try. |1880—Stephén Trigg Logan, Abra-| ‘ cess transferred from automobiles to! jt js not pleasant to believe that| - Lincoln’s law partner, W ul 2 a 4 ships. The Eagle Boats are real ships,| American worknien of any ¢lass arc paarat Sprinefield, I Bort to do your li- We would appreciate the opportunity of figuring more than 200 feet long and weigh-| <5 incapacitated by tHe use of drink| at Franklin, Ky., Feb. 24, 1800} lumb bill ing nearly 1,000 tons, produced by| that they cannot do their best for|1915—‘Ttalians captured two passes, | * your lumber s a man who admits that he knows 2 themselves and their country in.this 10,000 feet High, after throw- grave emergency. But facts are) . reves Wr ? . ing back an Austrian assault. 5 shipbuilding. This particular sub-! facts. If the operators are right,|1916—Portugal offered his army td) sates - j . marine-fighter, a sort of modified|thére can be rio quéstioh a& to the| —— the Entente Allies. Cc S on destroyer, is in itself a totally new| proper policy to pursue. | oe i type of craft. But its design is of =e es nothing whateyer about ordinary Office and Yard 353 No. Beech St less interest than 07 5 A 9 + : ‘ ly ie a sietned aoollad tong ot tie ESS nee oe | Year Ago Today in War f = ft oy ate Phone 528 oldest of industrial arts, for the first) Traveling salesmen) are asked to B53 | ining ali epairing time in history. carry less baggage. If the wholesale) Austro-Germans started counter * ‘ - AGS Ee che per eases pauses fibet af te oy ASR Ve eeeinire against the Russians in Ga- 4 i . Wi di dab) 8 m al 2 a y ie ay 4 sam: pie runks 8 1c} ay 5 5 | ql ; beam or shape in the whole craft.|sort of truhk-ratiohing system. of niunitions and Sir Erie Geddes, | i sth . re ee ae tay ast gee is Lastyear there were 24,00 fitst_lord pf the admiralty Ain? : ib ok eth hbk hd bbtdkLd ter : A complete stock of Electrical BEST BOWL OF. CHILI IN TOWN : ee Back of Graid Central Bat. All kinds of Bandyiches at 72 re popular prices. Quick service, highest quality. vasper Supply Co. 3 | ; irsig-Steele & Co. : AS BROKERS — } Z ii We are in a position through our private wire connec- , For Your Gfadwation Presents, Call and See Us tions to give you a superior sérVice in any local oil securities We Solicit Your Patronage OFFICE: LOBBY MIDWEST HOTEL Phone 810 Caspér, Wyoming Phone 810 ———Private Wire Connection With Sheridan. : Billings: Cheyenne : Denver Special Showing of SUMMER WASH WAISTS We have ah extra good assortment of fine Voile and Organdie Waists in plain white and figured models of the newesi Styles; at surprisingly low prices, ge* othghut Ne wate SCHWARTZ JEWELRY CO. \NEW LOCATION iN ikIS THEATER BUILDING Freight Hanting is OurBusiness AND WHITE TRUCKS _ Are largely responsible for the Dependability of | _ SEE US FIRST Blackstone Transit Co. Operating. 17 Motor Tricks “a: Aale tGe-Hethison | 165 Ash Stréet. Telephone oTas: \ DUTTON STALEY & CO. DIAMONGS “ey ied ~ ws Stop in whet down town and see them. EXTRA SPECIAL—Broken lots of specially good tiumbers, to “$1.00 Bach While They Last : : Mountain States Transportation and Storage Co. Garagé: 2nd & Spruce Sts. Phone 984 RN. VAN SANT | = IVAN CROUCH Midwert Hotal Bldg. “ea eee be Sas li ll an Alls AI ell I aI ol ll ol a a The Webel Commercial Co. ' “THE BIG BUSY STORE” United States Food Administration, License No. G13057 ~ Oil In 5 phe 5 A 2 il Investments, Stocks and Leases Watch eed Windows Watch Our Windows i 409 TO 411 OIL EXCHANGE g92W OTIS AND COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Ex- change, Chicago Board of Tratle "Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 765 or 766° Casper, Wyomtind