Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1918, Page 4

LIBERTY. Bonds to Feed SATURDAY, SEPT. 28, 1918 CANADIANS BRINGING IN PRISONERS | Today's Quotations | < . = | OTIS & COMPANY., | Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. OO | | | | | . Stock Bid Ask. }Allen Gil_.-..- -25 82 American — -003 01 | Bessemer 04 -06 Boston-Wyo. __- 14 i7 Black Bear_____ -10 Big Indian -25 Big Five -02 Columbine -11 Cente -01 Cons. -70 Elkhorn uirf T. Williams__ 2.60 Glenrock Oil_- Helca-Wyo. -~ MUST DIP ALL “SHEEP. RULING OF THE BOARD Protest Made at Casper Confer- ence Overruled by Commission- ers Followi Scabby Ship “At & meeting of the state board 3.374 of, sheep commissioners held in Cas- | -008 | per, September 23, 1918, the mat-! work is not to stop with the 75 men | edy. Next time you feel a twinge of pain in the back or are troubled with headache, indigestion, insomnia, irri- loins and lower abdomen, you will HITE TONITRO find quick and sure relief in GOLD §, |MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This | jold and tried remedy for kidney Si | jease and allied derangements has! j " \stood the test for hundreds of years, | | |It does the work. Pains and troubles | vanish and new life and health will} come as you continue their use. When | completely restored to your. usual) vigor, continue taking a capsule or} | two each day; they will keep you feeling fine and prevent a return of) your trouble. | Local Workers Respond to Call for Munitions Plant;. Second | Shipment Is Due Next Tuesday | ¢ Seventy-five laborers of Casper departed Thursday afternoon over |the Burlington for Nitro, West Vir- | ginia, where they will enter, the em-| | Ploy, of the government in the mam- sules are imported direct from the |, laboratories at’ Haarlem, Holland. Get them from your druggist, Do not take a substitute. In sealed boxes, three sizes Natrona blacksmith shop now open at W, stand, West Second and El, First-class work ~ = tation in the bladder or pain in the}SUaranteed. W. J. 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AND DRUG ADDICTIONs Tse of meij in Color Remedies The only place |moth powder plant now manufactur- jing dust to blow Metz off the map. |The men were in charge of Govern- |ment Labor Agent O’Brien, who came |to Casper a week ago to secure re- jeruits here and, he is.more than | pleased with the results to date. | The mobilizing of labor for this | shipped yesterday, but a second ship-| | ment will be made next Tuesday and | RIVERTON pal rh “10 | ter of dipping this fall was discussed, Kinney —_ "go | and the board felt bound by the an- Merritt _- 21.00 |nual dipping law, to fulfill their re- Midwest Com -98 | spective functions in.fostering the | 114.00 sheep industry of the state, partic- 08% ularly with respect to the annual} 50 | dipping of sheep,” says 4 ‘statement) . - .02\ from the Wyoming board of sheep | | Pahifinder -08 commissioners. “The fact that near- |Premier —_..- -03 iy all of the sheep in the state have Republic Pet. -03 | been dipped compels them to believe | Riverton Re. --- 12 | that the opposition to the annual dip- Shieh P att ping law is very much,in the minor- | Unies “kioot 0g }it¥, and consequently they are forced | iwegues Ex set “go '0 Protect the interests of the ma- | Wes' eae Z patted ‘ 4 Hl Canadian cavalrymen are bringing in a few of the many. thousands of | Wind River £. 195 epics their progressive business German soldiers they have been capturing lately. Canadian infantry can be | YounB, so 5 o> Fe! -20 | 7 seen on the left of the picture ready to march to the front. Wind River Pet._ 19 -20 Speers Onecare Osea AMERICAN TOWNS AND CITIES IN RACE TODAY TO PASS QUOTA FOR LIBERTY BONDS IN RECORD TIME € Solicitors Set to Work at Stroke of Midnight toward Mobilizing Sum of Six Billion Dollars for Four Liberty Loan [By Associated Press] WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—Before dawn today the fourth Liber- ty loan campaign was on, and a goal fixed at $6,000,000,000. So eager were some communities to make strides toward their subscription goals that they sent solicitors to work at the stroke of | midnight. Scores of towns are trying to give all expected of them before nightfall and to devote the remain-|_ ae SRS ing three weeks to doubtling or treb-/ illustrated. by organization plans in ling their quotas of the mighty war Pach of the 12 federal reserve dis- tricts, in each state, county, town- loan. ship, city or town, and even in neigh- A million and a half men, women |borhoods, factories, stores, and pro- and children are enrolled in an ar-| fessional or trade groups. my of active campaigners to place At the top of this organization a bond in every home. stands the treasury, of course. The The whole vast machinery got/whief organizer in each federal re- smoothly into action. Like the grim- serve district is the governor of the mer campaigns across the sea, ev- federal reserve bank, with a central ery detail had been planned lJong|committee and divisions of sp in advance. Salesmen began gath-| publicity, accounting, organization, | ering subscriptions by well-organized! sales, supplies, and women. The, methods. Posters appeared in shop}form of organization e: 2 | windows and told the story of liber-!states and smaller d ns, ty bonds on streets and from fence|each bureau in touch with the cor- corners. President Wilson’s auto- |responding division of the next unit, appeal was _published in) and welded into a working whole by apers thruout the land. In| enthusiasm of the multitude of work- motion picture theatres films plan- ers to fulfi] amply their individual ned by leading stars told graphically | responsibilities. why Americans should buy bonds,! Subscriptions will not be officia and ;000 yolunteer speakers be-| recognized unless accompanied gan to drive home the ap; More the initial inst nt pay: than a score of special trains filled! these are turned into a b with war relics fresh from France’s|in a community then wil] compile battlefields started their jorneys| their aggregate subscriptions and re- from town to town. port to district headquarters, which Indications are that the American will gather its greater totals to. be} people now realize more than in any telegraphed to Washington. Thus of the three previous loan campaigns | will he nation be informed from day the intimate relation between gov-|to day of the rising tide of loan ernment bonds and the fighting by pledge: American soldiers in France, and that} The task of those spared the hardships of army) dollar received life must, economize to buy bonds..! campaign cost each of for is i After the opening enthusiasm of | thousands of expert accountar today, and a day in churches tomor-| ery day and night of the three weeks row, the country will settle down to! they will work to account for ry the three weeks of a drive to gath- penny of the bond subsctiption har- er from rich and poor the billions vest. needed to crush Prussian autocracy. Campaign. organizers expect the A reminder of the necessity ¢ame|fourth liberty loan honor flag to today in an official report that the| prove an- even greater stimulus to government in spending nearly a half| communities than in the third loan. billion dollars a week,—about $60,-| It will be given to a community when 000,000 a day for the war. , At'the it subscribes the quota allotted, and same time is was borne home that a star will be added when the comé ether nations—America’s partners—-|munity has oversubscribed 50 per ; have done, more per. capita than this cent. ibe: country now is called on t6 do. The) ; Honor emblems, cards bearing a SAM 5 4th Li rty Bonds. British people, half as numerous as\désign of the honor flag—will be Americans, have loaned their go-|xwarded to industries, stores ernment about $14,000,000,000. The! churches, or other organiza French have raised nearly $7,000,-| holding certain records of number 000,000 from honds, and the Rus-| of subscribe In addition, there sians nearly equalled this record even will the honor rolls of names of sub- befere revolution and intrigue de-| scribers kept during the third loan, moralized, the country. ubbseribers will get badges—metal By comparison, the United States|buttons bearing the honor flag. de- already has sold nearly $10,000,000,- sign on a blue, field—and will be 000 of liberty bonds, with a popula-| urged to wear them. Thirty million tion of more than 100,000,000. badges have been ordered. The purposes for which these stu- The communities pendous sums go, the huge quanti- best records in the aign will bé ties of guns and shells, airplanes and | permitted to choose the names of a motorcycles, ships, food and other | number of new ships to be launched fighting stuff which liberty loan dol-|by the shipping board. lars buy—these will be explained con- cretely in propaganda of the fourth loan. Speakers, Spapers and so- licitors will combine to advertise the of naming all new ves To war itself along with the w bonds. district organizations have been left The systematic methods by which'the method of choosing what com- this policy is to be carried out is niunities shall be gi ‘ampez This privilege was delegated to, the loan bureau by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, to whom the shipping board originally t PEE ERA LORS those desiring to go should make ap-} plication at once to E. Richard Shipp} or See Ben. According to local) authorities the chance offers an ex-| cellent opportunity for men to estab- | lish themselves in essential industries, | i tell . American % N N iN N » 8 N a ah i 8 N N ‘ N ‘ of selecting new names. The daily newspapers in news col- Jumns and advertising sections, are relied upon as among, the most act ive bond salesmen. Current news of the campaign will be supplied thru campaign publicity agents. Display advertisements written by many of |the nation’s prominent men and ar- ranged by trained advertising .men, will be distributed by the central pub- licity bureau, and the space will be paid for by business interests in each jcommunity. Thousands of merchants |have agreed to give show windows for noon display. In New York, 1500 windows haye been pledged and will ‘be filled with war pictures and loan |posters.. Street car adyertising-space | |in 3,400 cities and towns has ben aot nated. | Great Britain, France, and Italy jhave sent soldier veterans to aid| {America in the campaign. Most of | those chosen speak” English and will audiences stories of, the battlefields. 2 Altho American soldiers and sail- ors will not be-urged staengly. sub- : Hig cathe to make one: been tapped aid GUS Th N Lyric Theater Bldg. of the board that several. cars of| | Wyoming sheep have been found in- fected with scab on the Omaha mar- |ket. The board therefore feels that it is their duty to urge all who have not dipped, to comp!y with the an- nual dipping law at their earliest con- nience.” — ee Attention W. C. T..U. Members. _ The W. C. T. U. will meet Thurs- day, Oct. 3, 1918 at 2 o’clock p. m., vat the public library instead of Fri- |day, Oct. 4th, -9-8, for the purpose | of transacting any business as may | come before the meeting. and give) those present an opportunity to meet | Miss Christine Tinling, National lec- turer, who will give’ an instructive | The .public is invited. , especially the mothers. Free war time refresh- ments will be served. COMMITTEE. eto liberty bonds, opportunity be given them to buy, and expe- Et will gripping rience of the last loans indicated that and see the necessity of having All-| thousands will offer their small sav-|metal Weatherstrip. No job too ‘ings as well as ther lives to the cause | small or too large. We do them all. of Ameri Phone 271. tf No foreign-born Citizen came to America to spend a fortune, they The foundation of a Fortune is wise investment. There is no more wise or more safe investment HERS are the result. 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It was intended originally |to route such a train from central | | Wyoming, but. the inability of the | government agents to canyass dis- |tricts. west of here necessitated ;abandonment of the plan. Se ee ‘GOODBY, | WOMEN’S | TROUBLES The tortures and discomforts of | weak, lame and aching back, swol- len and bloated feet and limbs, weak- ness,. lassitude, dizziness, nausea, that tired worn-out feeling, nervous- ness, sleeplessness,.as a rule have | their origin in kidney trouble, not “female complaints.” These. general |symptoms of kidney and bladder dis- jease.are well known—so is the rem- | Leok at your doors anc windows than one of UNCLE ff NP OS Phone 706. ae WYOMING in the logical antl actual center of oil develop. ment in Fremont County. Things are humming at the present time and indications are that they will continue and increase. If you have business in Fremont County make RIVERTON you; headquarters. Good roads to all fields, and you will be taken care of in every respect while a guest in-that live town. Fort any information you may desire look up J. F. Botsford, Secretary of the Riverton Commercial Club. ; ae PLUMBING and HEATING I have the largest stock of Plumb- ing and Heating Material in Casper Let Me Figtre Your Work for You All work and material guaranteed. See me before letting your contract GEORGE McROREY Office in McRoréy Apartments Telephone 495-W Casper, Wyoming EAE For That Sunday _ Dinner A Pint, Quart or More of Delicious ICE CREAM Tis Made in Casper Casper Dairy and Ice Cream Co. Phone 471 5O0O Patrictic Laborers —— FOR —— U.S Government Work Nitro, West Virginia Wages 3744c per hour, time and a half over eight hows Double time Sundays and Holidays—$4.12 for 10 hows $7.50 for Sunday and Holidays. Transportation amounting to $15.00 advanced. Meals fur- nished free enroute. SHIP TUESDAY, OCTOBER Ist. For further particulars see E. J. 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