Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1918, Page 2

+ The Casper Daily Tnbune Issued every evening except Sanday at Casper, Natrona County, Wzoming. Publication Offices: Oil E: Building. Business Telephone 15° Editorial Office | Entered Gasper (¥ as second-class matte -) Postotfice 22, 1916. Ass: sted Press § Unite jee. Press Servire. J. E, HANWAY, President & Editor. EARL E. HANWAY, Business Mgr.|tdken of Aggociate Editors: RE E. Evans*Margaret V. C. Douds iklember lof the Axsociat hie ten | che ares at Sathrabare, ed st J. Ruthford, who claims to be a trav- NEW SHOP a NEW PRICES « \ \ yen z Norfo! a, orn at Rich-| fF i havds to Hold upchia Waghy GeOE: mond, Va., June 25, 1825. | Span esman | Tron era wee ee ALL WORK GUARANTEED ~ = / s to hold up his bag iB pao on $500 cash bond to appear at thé 1907—-The foundation stone of the = OétoBer term of the Zistrict court ee within Swe casts — The Midwest Novelty & Electric Co. o . gu bs tm and battery preferred by Lucille sing in that 1914<-German sent an ultimatum to|Caddock Overlooks Wonderful| Manning, whose jaw Ruthford broke 665-669 West Second Street € er our boys) Russia demanding an ere Chance to Aid Red Cross in an attempt to force the girl to f stopped t of fighting, and bay pe ub intentions regard-} # eels Champion return money and valuable to the P. O. Box 573 _ Temporary Phone 283: R € Sa 8 se |stod re ehter. LOH re ped pede Mies held me amount of $200 which he claimed she e ~ To He zprOun ANC. 22 PS Garena eee eon ateoe stole from hinr during a night of rev- ° eats) r war council on the fate of On the Fourth of July Casper|élery at the McCoy hotel Friday night | n A stantinople.) wrestling fans witnessed _a cham-|of last week. it — oe me plight befor ns forced the Germans pionship match between Champion AccoFding to the tale of the girl, n e+ - Tht fms ig! enlisted | —__1—_——— h nye. Soe ground near) far] Caddock and Yussif Hussane,|who hag since disappeared, having “4 me a pith the THE SERVE-SELF GROCERY i the petobhod 2yer:7 Caddock successfully defending his|been spirited out of the country to e e o pause o t 2 i o claims of championship with the|preveht her from appearing against Irsl = ee e 0. rf ape ger Tod f) E husky Bulgarian. -Now comes Marin| Ruthford, it is said, the attack was , e is period of ay s Events || plestéid, “a Bdrbian by nationality,|a most brutal oie’: Alper (Mavic i n * | who has made every possible effort|beaten her about the face, one blow BROKERS dE A PEWTER EMPEROR 1460th d the great war. to get a match with either Caddock,|breaking the jaw bone, Ruthford| vi —_— | 200th a ry of the birth of Zbyszko, Stecher, Lewis, whom, it is}choked Miss Manning and held her| ‘: ss es én s are gettir té ave: sold| Gen! Jame Steedman, a celebrat- claimed, comprise the ‘“wrestling|prisoner for three hours, refusing her We are in a position through our private wire conneé- or lights dn the charac » attention|ed Union commander of the Civil trust.” Plestina wrestles K. 0. Ro-|medical attention or even a chance tions to give you a superior service in any heli. quite dgide nd bull manoff at the Iris theater Thursday |to expectorate. i 1 1 oil iti e ahaa £ his wi must be m problems affecting the| night, the appearance of these two Ruthford Was arrested by Chief ocal OL securil es m. ion of his war spe > are to be discussed by, big poys in Casper being made pos-| Lam and was admitted to bail in the} es De s. One of t Retail Jewelers’ as-|sible by W. R. Sample and C. West, ee Pt eas abpgrance Neth V- We Solicit Your Patronage co (| I i has to d | in annual conven-' who are promoting the match. uthford c joodedly asserte a : re Wilhelm as t¢ is convenient- at Knoxville. Plestina’s manager, J. C. Marsh, |he had a perfect right to beat the wo-| _ OFFICE: LOBBY MIDWEST HOTEL , he ned so that the customer m a -Republicans meet in has depdsitéd $1,000 with a Chicago|man in an endeavor to recover the} Phone 810 Casper, Wyoming Photie 810 pl. <0 duietly the shelves| state convention at Lincoln today to| sporting paper, Thé Collyer Bye,|stolen articles and protested that he| Private Wi . ‘ ar} 1 helpifiz him sds put up in| adopt a platform and select a new) challenging any wrestler in the world |should not have béen arrested. | 5 vate Wire Connection With. cans, boxe kaves, bottles, ete. e central committee. ‘to meet him in a finish match, and| “I just put her thru the third de-| Sheridan 3 Billings : Cheyenne * Dénver Cri ¢ ie- The prices ure carefully marked|~ The dedication of a service flag altho the money was postéd last No-| sree,” said Ruthford P ¥ ott where the chaser can gee them} con 3,195 stars will feature |yember, it still remains uncovered.| The young woman was taken to the | nyi ¢ a Ww Ke on € reveeethinge is procured | to of the national con-|On December 10, Plestina deposited Glenréck hospital, where her jaw was | th’ : the checking cle’ es out the bill] vention of Beles at Pittsburg. $1,000 with the Police Gazette and|set and it was then decided that the} ri} « and the customer pays the cashier on| The Federal Trade commi that money is still in the hands of |case was one to be handled by the| T) r out of the 2 |to reopen the print paper case to-|the Gazette uncovered. county authorities instead of the mu- pli \ To help oneself to ¢ S ay at?the request of the manufac- Plestina’s present challenges are aicinel ones. = i ej a Ag a cereal Ae a . Log af of |turers, who a d that gt cc | mis-'as follows: 1 hit ¢ titst py ped bread is surely a big*im-/sion take cognizance of the recent|/ First, to wrestle any man in the | thy: motor r¢ 4 at | provement pxeiatte u 2 quand eS tis igh of -the war labor poate world, no on barred, Hee $1,000 «| PRICE OF SUGAR at of Turin ich won the| Waiting patiently urm to be arding ‘an increase in wages to side eat all the gate or purse to 6 to > ned eved it was worth $10,000, |* bet wig eh “fs It employ of the mills. aes the waned i . a TO RAISE CENT; ri t belief recently offered it| looks li ansible a he annual meeting of the trus- Second, Plestina will bet $1,000 ENS Ret | at! 1 to the I an government as-a war|Qne that should cut down s and field secretaries-of the Uni- | that-he can defeat Earl Caddock or MEETING CALLED st, contributic umer Sociéty ‘of Christian Endeavor, Wladek Zbyszko two falls inside of Wi hen it went to the for dealer i o well as adc store. i £ rs : hims« olf » people Sometiry , temporar In hi to . when calmly and ju- t. Until sive automce sible way o tributin, prosperot tempted to call him a Ger kaiser. But German sil- e than it pro me #il th thro. y exp compe Se son fits better. Im is | in painted pewter. I. a | ue TROUSERS OR KNICKERS? ve The tailor to make Ye us wear -or in a]. more eleg torial termimology pstion wa: s cent con- of the ational Gustom if ociation. The ,cutter: that if men wore knickers in- d of trousers, thous of yards of cloth would be saved, hing would be re. y could afford to aa knickerbocke true. But ho hose ‘or leggins to cover the rest “Would n mate- eeeecoeoceosenecesccesceses ould there be any real gain enience and u y? We have en assured that breeches of rolf or bicycle or military type more comfortable and useful for purpose; but if.so, how ecount for the fact that Britain, France and » put their arm- ficult problem. Mas inadequate to ybe feminine hat women ng ev all it be rs or Seen eae Se GALLUSES IN BATTLE been puzzled in recent dis. describing the When numbers ard our s, hag ping their trous nd mad with terror quite ¢ prehensibe that the and mad- with and relentlessne but why grip such dramatic a tale which roafl eg to the sescoecores' ee. ith not sup r garment with a b rs do. He pair of idable cgntr fore tha h hands eation, and then bee SANA mA su maces fur CACDED NAY TRIN) ———— 0 | r * . . | o Yoday’s Anniversaries I} oO -—__—______—__9 1843—The Spanish regent Espartero, defeated at Seville by insur- are built very at the galluses gents, ‘placed himself under |. arship off Cadiz. rd Rush, who had a re-| ge of remov suspende: °n march to the with both hands spi Born there, August} , 1780. aed ery of “‘Kamerad,” Confederate cavalry = held up, had been the} Gen. 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John Charp Williams, Today’s Birthdays | Henry Ford, Detroit “automobile manufacturer now turning ae aged ‘Oil Investments, Stocks and Leases. . ‘Eagie” boats for the viclede | NH ( I. 409 TO 411 OIL EXCHANGE - The F Fritz’s the protection of a British | born at Greenfield, Michs 55 years 4 Phone 467 or 468. ea i Julius Kruttschnitt, the hew presi- \. wa as ble career as an Ameri-' gent of the Southern Pacific railway, | | can diplomatist, died in‘ Phil-| porn at New Orleans, 64 years ago, LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON Y United that | 1864< Chamibersbiule, Pa.) again States senator fromr Mississippi, born} Traveling Salesman under Bond A ] W Idi sing tank ep and itr By at emi Ren 8 Feat st rg ie cetylene Welding, Magnetos, for Assault~ at a as Oe tek | Starters and Generator Reoaires ARMATURE WINDING AND REPAIRING as formally in| stalled as rul€r of Serbia. — en. George Pickett, aie »d the famous Confederate | died ai jmade by tha dedication of the mag-| Third, Plestina will bet $1,000 that 4 [By Aiupelated Prens.] : | nificent new Building just completed | he can defeat Ed “Strangler” Lewis “ ee international and Wladek Zbyszko one fall each in a Ne a pound in the price of sugar is indi-| M Sta T 2 tig the same ring on the same night, and| ated in a statement issued by Geo. | ff - ountain tates ranspor on Earl Caddock and Joe Stecher under the same conditions. Year Ago Today in Wart || Plestina further declares Se should he win he will donate all of r Aridne was torped: | the gate to the Red Cross or to the ith a loss of 38 lives. ithe lobes BY Al ad aaah pee governments will meet in Washing-\\ ining of hostilities 366 per- of his own pocket to one of these or- ton next week iE decifte, on 1919} pagal cabal >" mena The baseball Sharps are already women in New! 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