Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 2

Page Two THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918 ae ae = i Wa } “Me ea Tee =~ i = ‘2 : 7 ly x h at tii that [ Id hardly stand 1 f hi The Casper Daily Tribune) © now commonly called for by * BLASSIFIGATIO (lt 19} 4 |ROYAL WINES AT lies wont sae pase ae oe ose a pie ote wea ond Map eo y readers. ; % . 4 | tions ing to get same ease, but-the| give Tanlac all credit ce ning f Ve is still read, of course, al- q a 6 AUCTION BRING lonly way I could any relief £ erful iinips6vehant “gr hm wilin, ho there has been a noticeable fall- |to lay hard on my stomach, and’ for} to tell everybody what I think of it.” Tanlac: is\ sold, in Gagper| by the Casper Pharmacy and in Alcoya by the Alcove Mercantile. Co.— Ady. ~ ying off in the de All .this the, 1 fine thing. | J ‘to more thot endeént thin and for it. _ BIG MERCY FUND ans consider, a cates a tendency reading and ‘nde- #, and less indulgence two weeks I nevet/slépt two hours a night. I was unger treatment sev- eral times, and ‘tried, all kinds of medicines, and still got no relief and Business Telephon Editorial Office __ ~~ OMT REGISTRANTS GONGLUDED [iy Associated Press.) ISTMENTS LONDON, July 26—A wagon:When they told ime |I could) never ! | 3ubscription—By Carriev 50 month: {+> i 4 bag“ ‘ wt de z i Carey Grant,’ Louis George Ménden4 . |get well without an operation I felt 4 by mail, $3 for'émonths, $6:for yea! ‘| oubhes “Phe pasaeer to tbh tds. Physical Examinations Determine] nat James Hatvey Ray, James Frank. |load of. wines from the cellars of | that iy tfouble fust be. very: ser: Epiered at Gasper (Wyo. Postoffice inf Was a delightful pastime now Standing of Registrants of —_|1in O'Brien, Grote william Yack. Buckingham palace, contributed by igus. ; LIBERTY GARAGE as second-class matter, Nov. res the hooks with a host of wide- This Year | LiMiTED George V as a gift to the Red) “«T used to weigh 175 potnds' but| | pecs ET RS RE METS EE e, thinking people eager to un- |. .Wethhart J} Bogvevats, Tn gant, tclen- i was sold: at auction here the) kept falling off,.antil I,got to be LARGE, NEW AND Associated Press Service. and themselves, their govern- A meyer. her day and brought a total of ‘very thin. When I began taking Tan- pe ees 2 Andithe would neties, . Following up physleal examina-| CALLED ROR RE-EXAMEYATION ,500; | The royal champagne brot|jac-about two months ago I just MODERN J. E. HANWAY, ‘Presiden aE tions of the past few days the class-| Joe Mason, William A. Jones; Vir-|$100 mdozen botties, while $125 was| weighed 125 pounds, but now I weigh | a EARL E. HANWAY, Bus KK MASEER CRIMINAL ification of the 1918 class of milf-| sil Smith, Robert Jensen, Elmer Wood-| paid for a dozen of the royal sherry|150—have gained 25 pounds—and|} SPECIAL STORAGE RATES Associate Editors: a tary selectives who are subject to|son, Francis Béward Le Velie, Giaude| dating back to™1841. |am still gaining. I can eat most any-| SPECIAL STORAGE RATES R. ©. Evans Margaret V. C. Douds ee call after July 31 4s all . Seana | i but con- | 4 cluded and the results as announced | monstrous a. thi: to require this Ger- a personal Willis Dodd, €laude Jobn Garvin. \thing I want without it hurting me PHYSICALLY DISQUALIFIED, jand I seldom ever have a pain of; For the Season, ‘MOTHER OF 14 derestimate the kaiser’s culpability; Joseph but maybe we have not really found the arch-criminal. If we may trust a psychological study of Gen. Luden- |i | dorff, written for a Paris journal by! Albert de the kaiser | yield the primacy in wicked-| Orrin Ray Parsons; Evander’ Barnes, Willfe Jones, Fredl Warren Dillow, | Edmond H. Thwaits, James Hall, Gus- tav Benjamin. Stelle, Roy Boatman, Alec Ilis, Vern Morton Briggs, James Howard Green, Jacob THores, Chris- tian George Paulson, George L’Odetige, | Leo Rust, Obra Tilton h, Louis Henry Kolb, Albert Lloyd Hubert Peek Howard, Ew-| mith, Robert Jones Phebus, an Twitchell, William Mc-| Kinley Houghan, Richard Welch, Clif- ford Henry Orrison, Robert Lee Kizer, for its inspiration and guid-|>Y the local/board for Natrona coun-| Ernest Wililfim Hassel, Amos R. Dil- jany. kind: I feel almost like a girl Auto and: Radiator Work and to most Americans the |'Y follow: | lon. . — Fe j®gain and while I am 61 years of, 180 SOUTH ELM ST. r fills fills the bill. CLASS I | FAILED TO APPEAR FOR Pitysreat. |: jage I can do as much house work/ oa r be it from y editor to un- Edgar Harold Thomas, Lon Chap- EXAMINATION, TIKIT IIS ISI O OOO LG GT As, Was So Run Down Before Taking p mec FOR SALE thing Worth While we, | | Robert P. Willis, F; 5 | . | Ro 5 . Frank Harold Hahn,| Howard Taylor Johnson, Léslie Julius; ,, < p s = 4) < | Ludendroff, long suspected by“in-| Warren Lester Mullison, Walter B. H.|Hppstein, Eithel Sheldon Blaréa; Ir., Re sir, I Hava feiued 20 poungs aying Si- « This perhne : |telligent observers to the “brains” | Palmer, Virgil Boyd McCracken, Wil-| Clarence Thomas Thompson, Alfred a aie ee war Gatten’ ‘andi 7 he ee - ffis paper has enlisted of the Pri y system, the|!iam Jennings Wheeler, John Marcus Favalla, Ira Bennett Powers, Samuel} ®nd attend to my rf | other small patches*about the house, but before taking Tanlac I coultin’t | do anything worth while,” said Mrs. | overnment in the rnerica for the | Flemming. Hobart Fanning, Miller, Phil Raymond Callahan, Victor Leon Hayes, William Roy Gibson, Clar- real power be denburg, appea: eroy Wonderly, eorge Alb rand Hin-! genius of | , James 't. Mor- tion in Casper, Wyoming tsuse of 110d of the w : 2 by the sword |timore, Herman Thomas Thell, Selden, ence‘ Edwards. Edmonds, Lesse Bert ; : Th ’ period Of the war AS ehood and treachery, and |Seledon M. Pino, George Emery Koe-| Griggs, Harold Arthur Clarkson, Jose rapes eek D. Aertel Have five year lease on building, and sik. — | instinctively preferring devious wick-| be! Iwerks, Richmond) Elmento Romer saige BY tab hagchr =r . . COLLEGE TRAINING CAMPS | wdnecs to fais fight : ‘ fa ieee acorns: on, Utah, recently, in a statement | rents more than. pay the entire rent of Suild- <7 For him,” iter, “the Sechrist, an Lee Cox, Mil-| (Failed to return Questionnaires.) 1s both interesting and re 3 ng with the next school able, plan of ence M Thomas Willfam Clay tir of the Isonz William Sarantes, Jennings For full particulars address Box 222, t merely ahaa amin TIPS ALAALL LEA ter Potter Barr, Alfred Martin} Aloysius Philip Konzem, Claus yare, son, It does not itself merely over so many eters of front—that would es. GEOLOGICAL WORK COPENHAGEN, July 26—The co-|f' Maps and Blue Prints, eR operative stored of the Scandinavian|f Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., ng units. T enlisted men le to service at the nt. ptember a nev “battle of shoc Boswell, Joseph Kelok, Lowej Brown, Clarence Roscoe Eads, Steve| Mrs. Mann is the mother of 14 chil- ing ‘will go into effect ues, betr s, John Wimbrey, Charlie Clifford| Rosalios, Guy David Brothwell, Pat-|4ren’and altho 61 years of age, she care Tubune Office. , tution of sollege, stalls 4 affey, Arthur McKinley Watson,| rick J. Harrington, Ong How Chew, | Says an feels matty Pat younger 00 or more able-bodiec rie T. Bently, Howard Bunn Clark,| Jerry Daly, Danie? Donovan, Clarence| now. Continuing; she said: the age of ‘18. This plan Leonard Leo Graven, P. J. Pike, Dale| R. Watkins, Lyman Hines, Frank Wil-| -“I commenced suffering with ston} SLI SLPZAEAPSALZEZASALALL A by the war. department. f , ; i < Ww 1 w bansi iz, Fe to, ach trouble 16 years. ago and grad-| y tl “Thanks to the Russia of Lenine,|H#rold Keyes, Jay Weslie Eads, Thom-| liam White, Bebansio Ortiz, Fortunato | £ { E x | _ possible the government| + .gendorff, relieved of half his car Kyle »dward, Williams Jennings | Monreal; ually. kept getting. worse. until SEYAD | instructors. The wo now working on the western front. | Bennett, Warren A.-Smith, Victor Le-| (a or eight years ago, when I had a} ly be co-ordinated with had.“consecrated’ all his dia-|roy Porter,’ 8. Tihetone eran . S spell that laid me up for nine or. ten | 3 x “i ad “consecrated ¢ is ‘0 . Be on, 4 , be ore, stg st oe Trair Gare t Let us imagine that}John Paint wrence T. Taylor, John CENTRAL BU YING Mieco 2 Gt ae hats ane already existing in froo¢ grrr : dw: nore: Santi oli rom, then on jegan having such | > 1 only made with many, Edwards Lyons, Henry James Sclioe- : n is a | many colleges. y wuns, It will be, ner. Ralph B. Cook, John Flova creel, PLAN PROJECTED terrible pains in and about my stom- ey Be ee ad Sa the full power of his|2#dok T. Riggs, Albert Fred Johnson, — > under 18, altho not eligible to erey working |John Harry Hill, Lester Jackson Scot- | ( i ‘ call However, they will | * d before they become Ray Storey,| Frank R. be to do your hicase ‘bf usgentimilite Spain, where are gath- cab ead |countries are forming an organiza-|f P: O, Box 325 Phone 849 driven from Central ASS It, | tion for central purchasing of all 111 North Wolcott Street miautatddan’ te tule ca; it is in pacifist Losey, Wallace Wart) groceries and other commodities. It Casper, Wyo. t twofdld: ath al s and the Aloph Miller, Elton} is said that the total business. which} = — - e e d to develop as a great mi of what seems the cont Howard Perales, Floyd Bryan Roberts,| can be centtalized will @mount to Elect 5 it is in the little terrorized natio: Guy M. Combs. Tic ‘On the large body of young! |more than $50,000,000 & year. path SN atabaes ind of the north, and it is also in Fran men in the colleges. The second aim : prea he : | R f GS RUGS feiveosts raven chine depletion | ete ie obsc Bre pats = (age Adam Maple (8), Lorenzo! ATTACHMEENT PROCEEDINGS. . U UGS RUGS SHEA ee sie oe ta Page ahd tes dal, where M. Clemenceau not/ Aguirre, John Patrick Brett, Adelbert | p { i of the collees, Guru. indiscriminate) fof dime to ciean or to iluminate., |W. rising, eels amneste get], TAKEN AGAINST OIL COMPANY), We. aré now prepared to Wiring and Repairi a definite. and immediate military| “Of all these complicated and} CLASS Iv. |f clean all kinds of Rugs and 3 jet ‘3 jaumben 's machinations, Luden-| William Lonnie Robbinett, Paul Lloyd; Aeging intended fraud on the) Carpets. Dry Cleaning of ‘ %f ‘Tha second purfos fully as im_|dorff i supreme power for| Dodds, R. J. Irvings, Merrill Benja-|part of the Westerr. Stites Oil & all kinds * busi » 9 bd bs ey anthe time |evil, and secret inventor|min Johnson, Ralph Antrim, Walter} Land Company; Barl Carter has insti- r 1s our Business. rmature daclarad)’ war, Torealahtsd and dir : Clifton Redburn, Van Evrie Judd, Lloyd |tuted suit againststhe company. for} CASPER , leaders havé urged upan young men After reviewing the results of Lu- \iton Weckert, Carl Hubert Ruther-/a judgment of $672, alleged to be! . ~ to complete their collede courses, |dendorff’s subtle schemes in East ford, MeKinley Cooper Brown, Ches-|due him for the: transportation of DRY CLEANING . Trained men are necded now, and will | Pru : * Senbia, Roumsoie nat Savin REY Glen V. Scott, /materials to the dompany’s holdings, CO bemkedsan ence the war | 2nd elsewhere, the writer concluded, | Samuel Ivan Wilson. and at the same time authorized at-| A m) EI al “ 1 tere it +5 bh “a Bat #We.are now going to.see what he| CLASS WY. ‘tachment proceedings on some $1,-| of co! plete stock of ectric eyereae bey 2's worth in France.” The words | Leon John Plattos, Antonio Amaya, |953 Rrowth of edifipment. which the Phone 255 J s tok iastigs young patriots t they are “ere written just before-the begin-} Paut Jodkoriyak, Demetrtos Gionopole mcéfn’ has on the; ground Supplies on han serving «their country by going to Ding of this last German offensive. : - = ae Well have seen. And the an- cient moral law of the world is v dicated once more, as it always i whether in fiction or real life. Ev nnot triumph forever. The most undergo the military gifted criminal is caught finally ary to the soldier and| the network of his own crimes. The have wanted bse e, and have done so in numbers that have cut down college enrollments ty one- fifth. college. to enlist in active ser Nature th This plan, however, will en- to hem training ne will at the same time give them the school training that is so important today. It is a wise should meet the n of scho¢ p and one enthu: ic co-op- nd students alike. juating from col- nd those leaving the “urged to take ad- opportunity to serve y while continuing their de et. the library The lei 3 spend an hour read- at random, picking up new. books t the fiction shelves is shadowed by readers of sr type. people know exactly what nders. into the i super-villian comes at last to a reck oning. Ludendorff’s reckoning has begun, and with it the reckoning of all the criminals that strutted in the. shad- ow of his evi] genius and drove the German nation to disaster. —-—0-——--- “DEFERRED PRODUCTION” There has been disappointment, 2a everybody knov with some s of our war preparations. on is more cheerful lately, conditions generally are eh improved. There a feeling r now that nothing was real- s d_ as we thot during those doleful spring months, and that e ery war entérptise will soon be func- tioning fin here i tha with mple ground for belief in the big progress made Have all been advanced in price—some as mich as 33 1-3 per cent—we Casper Supply Co: Center and Linden Sts. Phone 913 EN WUC @xivanitvaNi' Hirsig-Steele & Co. 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