Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1918, Page 6

Ba! mom 8 DD me) 28m ee annoe en ea eenrnn ea rar SB neta Bab gr ree eae TUESDAY, OCT. i, 1918 bee et Smash the Hun. Buy LIBERTY Bonds. _~_‘THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Buy LIBERTY Bonds to Arite Armies. _ = — | ——- ———— found they can be of great help in tractors on the farms of the state. > war ck DEA nr I |COMING HERE TO |, 2 itera rc Sie sl oan the wer by aving ov arate hae teen selected ar bed CAMB RAI IN FLAMES 60 ( | H. ELP LOAN SA YS young women of Kansas, who have | tionoers to handle the big and little | qu ; i | ’ ABE S4 Soar aS — WITH HAIGS FORCE | MEN HEAR CALL | = Sk eerie eco eT go - en | Postmaster J. S. Van Doren has & Tf) WAR PLANTS a letter from John E, Os- | born, candidate on the Democratic) | | ticket for United States senator, stat-| | ling that his appearance here next | |3econd Shipment Today of Men! saturday night would be purely in| | for Work at Government Pow- | the interests of the Fourth Liberty der Plant at Nitro, West |Loan-and that his visit this time Virginia would be entirely non-partisan. (Continued from Page One) hh hie 5 a ie ee . } +} Sixty loyal carpenters left today| | *- H. Graham has accep a Beal British Push within Mile of the iGo av cenantiontay Ke Niteo, samoniw tiene way te Graham | if i: Center of Cambrai in Fresh Dash West Virginia, according to E. J-/did the sheet metal work on the post| And Uniform Mw Bright, government representative for| office building and the Burlington | Around Cambrai the British line is less than a mile from the cen-|the big explosive plant to be operat-| depot. pies ter of the city. South of Cambrai, a St. pasar} camel fone aa dat Nitro. The Dike Boyes 3) Mrs. Guy H. Trevett and _little| i i let is reached and between here|500 acres and is 4. (daughter, Ruth, left yesterday morn-| ry the region nagar re sah nrc ina sharp salient with its apex |PeT™anent institution so that the city the for Chicka), Omabe dud Tancoln, and St. Quentin A ane pogphond ileal Sih rth, d th of Nitro will soon be HY te et | Where they will visit the former's! at Levergies. St. Quentin is surrounded on the north, west and south, |tropolis. ‘This plant will turn out) Tirents Mr.and Mrs. J. M. Thomp- and from whence the French hold an irregular line southward to La|600,000 pounds of powder per week.|<on, and other relatives for six weeks _ Results When You TI FPPLILAPLALLPLLALZILZABLLLLLL LLL 2 In order that it may be finished] 9). tig months. Pere. t f “ed soon Spwmenle dt Pe ee New Battle Line West of Meuse the work be rushed. General Per- U tI shing will need the powder for his | se e spring ivi its tha Shows Many Cahnges for the Week ae ee Siditece ara arsine! IRIS THEATER “THE HOUSE OF FEATURES” Running along the west edge of the forest of St. Gobain the line|>uildings now are bearing this in : 4 : strikes the Ailette at Anizy and then runs southwest acras= the Chemin|™'"“,, 4. ¢ a or white and one|f tne hia aid Sad 49:00 des Dames and along the Oise-Aisne canal to Vesle at Jonchery. Thence| for colored men will be erected which 3 iss to St. Marie-a-Py. -Past Rheims the line ‘Tuns east. West of “pu Me Beditpe ne: ra ares aie iene TOD AY there is a salient with its apex at Monthois. Crossing Argonne south’... inments, Bungalows for the em- of Grandpre the line runs northeastward to the Meuse river at Brieules.|pioyes, furnished with the exception KITTY GORDON ROUND OAK Fane arlupeeyt ar ead alent tog tatty from four to gtr rooms. wil be of | piiets | ‘ered th d i milies | eae oe upp eC se a ‘alg et ee ; rior to Evacuation to Dritts. Matias rar of Mrs. C. W. Thomas, daughter Dell, Cambrai was in flames today as the British were breaking great| and little son, accompanied by Mrs. holes in the Hindenburg line from Cambrai to St. Quentin. The Ger-|T0™s’ mother, Mrs. D. M. Stowe, ° : A . returned yesterday from Denver. Mrs.| mans set fire to Cambrai apparently in the hope of destroying great|stowe will spend some time at the| quantities of supplies there before the British could surround the town | home of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas. | which already is encircled on three sides. i ‘ espana North of St. Quentin the British have taken Venhuile, west of|s. Generis ‘Read, Mr. Cook. ‘and | ‘ Catelet. On the south they reached a point east of St. Quentin and|Mr. Lundberg will sing “Buy A Bond || fia = ‘ capured Levergies. For Freedom” at the theatres Wed- be ie y nesday evening. They are a part of A WORLO-PICTURE | Allenby within Two Miles of the Four-Minute Singers who are as-| KITTY DON el’ Why you should buy now: Not only would you immediately secure,’ all the advantages of this masterpiece, but it costs Jess this year than it will cost next. Prices of all steel and iron products are constantly ad- vancing. It wouldbe practical economy to make this investment at once Priced at $70 Up to $98 Webel Commercial Co. “THE BIG BUSY STORE” United States Food Administration, License No, G13057 Watch Our Windows. Watch Our Windows. . IAPAIAZLL ALA LA - x A sisting in the Fourth Liberty Loanj Important Rail Junction, Claim os a eee i “Tinsel General Allenby, in Palestine, has thrown his cavalry far north| Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Biederman re- 0 a M Fi , Wis: | of the Sea of Gallilee and they are now reported two and a half miles ened ae pa | "the body of from the important railroad junction of Damascus. On the Mediter-|Mr. Biedermann’s sister, Mrs. J. A.| ‘ .| McConnell, who died last week while} ranean coast French mounted forces are approaching Beyrout, north Hiltine 1a Coenen at. the Bisdetane west of Damascus. home, Mr. and Mrs. Biederman brot} - back Mrs. McConnell’s little eighteen-|| Supported by months-old son. FRANK MAYO a : MURIEL OSTRICHE This is a; typical Kitty Gor- don—strong / dramatically, gor- \ | WTI IIIS TLS. Teuton Reserves Rushed into Pate ts. Mitt | % . E. Bi ‘ i f sper | Battle to Stem Tide of Defeat Nasional Havkirosalvad sercrd "Shit . ‘ morning of the death of his father at} LONDON, Oct. 1.—German reserves are being rushed into the|Hastings, Neb. Mr. Biglin just re-!{" ceous sartorially and lavish sceni- battle between Argonne forest and the Meuse, where Americans are en-| ‘uted yesterday from Hastings after|| coly. And, above all else, it is ; ‘ 7 having been at the bedside of his ae F gaged, according to the Daily Mail’s correspondent. One new German eather tot a Maw day pier a Biglin, | oneertaining) Brexy maidinte. division has been identified. The enemy is offering the fiercest re-|senior, had been ill for some time and| = 2 - = - ———— = sistance, 4 his death was not entirely unex-| fj The Americans were fighting what almost resembled a pitched|"***~ battle amid the ravines, woods and heights along that sector, when| Carl Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. | this dispatch was filed. Charles M. Young, of East Second street, left Sunday evening for Palo! F z B . Calif , where he will enter! 5 | without the production of. oil and Bet tana aentdsea atest Sih ae | natural gas. The need of petroleum | fyeghman. | 7 “ | is so closely related to our war prog- _* * | } ress that any curtailment of the pres-| District Attorney C. L. Regdon, of| {ent production would vitally affect| Cheyenne, is a business visitor in Cas-| | the national welfare.” Taking the per today. | |director’s statement by and large, -_ * © | | there can only be one interpretation] Mrs. W. R. Tubbs and Mrs. Ella! j of it, and that would mean that the|Sturgeon were hostesses at the East-| fields are commencing to go down/ern Star tea this afternoon at the! in the east; and the west, especially|Masonic Temple. Red Cross sewing £ Wyoming and Texas are to be asked|was the order of the afternoon, tea (Continued from Page One) to speed up production and the drill-|being served later in the day. ; ing of wells to meet the decrease in Oe ay ‘i | other sections of the country. George W. Jarvis, of the Victor ment for one dollar per year in spite! Mr. O’Donnell will spend the day|Wyoming Oil company, left Sunday of the fact that they are leaving be-| in Casper and the oil fields and then|for the East in the interests of his hind them lucrative positions that leave for other fields in the Big Horn|company and the Rocky Mountain Pay many thousands. ; Basin country, Not only the oil men|Sheep Association of which he is man- Mr. O'Donnell comes from Wash-| but all others interested in any way|ager for the State of North Dakota. | ington, where he is now. stationed,|in the production of the oil and gas|He expects to be gone about two) . Fall and Winter Announcement Season 1918 By the Richards & Cunningham Co. These NIPPY MORNINGS and EVENINGS wé are reminded that the time of the year has ar- rived for warmer wearing apparel. We are now prepared to display to our customers an assortment of Ladies’ COATS, SUITS and DRESSES in the most fascinating styles, and safe to say, the prettiest ever before shown in Casper. and tomorrow morning will visit the| of this state should hear the assistant | weeks. | P =. . s 1 It f I iG Big Muddy field. He will speak to! director at the courthouse tomorrow pba i rincipa ‘ ems oO nterest % the workers in the western part of, night. CARD OF THANKS 5 the field at the Midwest Refining! —— We wish to thank our many kind company camp at high “and the friends for their kindness and for Lrebireng to the gstaty ina or the BERNSTORFF IS | the floral offerings in the sickness and field where he will speak to the men |death of our beloved baby brother. fi , who work there at I o'clock. Tomor- MENTIONED FOR H. H. HANCOCK, SISTERS AND row night there will be a great mass HERTLING POST BROTHERS. - 10-2-13 meeting at the courthouse for all who | a Aa SNE . i attend and hear what the nation} The Misses Margaret ‘and Lois i: heads wish the people to do in order Longshore and Miss Mary Mosteller to assist in helping win the war.! TBy Axsoctated Prensa.) left today to take up their studies at The courthouse meeting will be at 8) AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1.—Count Back athe ot Re = ani o'clock, |von Bernstorff is mentioned as the|.14 Schw Y. Mechiin aed taht fe In a recent statement, Director | possible successor to Chancellor von Laramie to aber the Students Army Requa said: ‘The war cannot be won Hertling, resigned. Corps at the University of Wyoming. *“* © Velvet Coats These may be had in } either plain or fur-trim- med, and if the manu- facturer’s word can be relied upon, will be the | #25, |, hese are made of either | Mrs. C. G. Abrahamson of Chadron: e ° jand Jim Lenehan of Crawford, Neb.,| \left this morning for their homes or e | 1es jafter visiting for some time with | their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lenehan jof South Beech street. Mrs. Sweiger of Lovell, Wyo., who was a guest at the Lenehan home over night, accom- Nothing must be allowed to interfere with the Serge, Crepe Meteor or ri pgniscit : ; ae ; most popular style of Kiddies’ fun, This is their playtime and the | zt itr ratamon to Caron | Satin, and look twice the Coats worn this season. happier you make them now the better men and |}. ps. giisabeth Guis, wite of Lieut value, | N.C. Geis, received a cablegram yes- terday rom Dr. Geis stating that he had arrived safely in France. He left New York City about September 15 which made an unusually Jong trip over. Lieut. Geis.is with the Medical Replacement Unit, No. 30, being the first Casper physician to enlist in the -medical service, | * * © I M. E. Gilbert has returned from | Douglas where he has been visiting for a ew days with his son who re- z cently underwent an operation or ap- | penudicitis. women they will be. COASTER WAGONS, real wagons with ar- tillery wheels, stand hard knocks. Scooters, Automobiles, Velocipedes, Kiddie Cars. Complete stocks again. HOLMES HARDWARE COMPANY CASPER, WYO. Buy War Savings Stamps—Then Buy More! Priced $37.50 & Up Tailored Suits __ We have a most interesting line of these inall the new shades and fabrics, and at prices that'are extremely low. ee $0900 6000004006000000000 For Alterations We have secured the services of Mrs. Helen Rolin, formerly of Marshall Fields’ Alteration De- partment, and we are sure this end of the work will be ably taken care of. a) Bert Cheney of Bates Hole, one of the County Commissioners, is in the tity today to attend a meeting of the board. ca esi ;