Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1918, Page 7

Wyoming Is By BISHOP. P. A. McGOVERN Head of Catholic Church in Wyoming The use of intoxicating liquor is in itself; but, on the other neither is its Beneral use an jndefeasible right that may not. be or restricted by proper au- Consequently if, in practice, | ; 1 “use is found to be op- e' public welfare, it law: For the aw, be it noted, is not pre- bbiect $B | i morality, but the com- f od; just as the end of all gov- son Se fe temporal happiness of I am of the opinion that as tonducted in Wyoming, is in conflict with the best jnterests of the commitnity at large,| ¢ D. and therefore T am strongly in favor of the proposed Prohibiti ment to our Constitution. The opponents of prohibition plead for regulation, and remind us of the large revenue that flows into the pub- lic treasury from the Saloons; ae reducing the burden of taxation whié js a heavy strain on” the peoplé- large. But regulation of the saloon is like putting the devil on his good be- havior—jt has always failed to at- complish the purpose intended. — And as for the loss of revenue to the va- rious communities thru the sippres- sion of the liquor, traffic, it is far better to have the many pay for the support of the government ‘and public improvements, than’ to things done by the debauchery of the not wrong end, forbidden thority. such Laing posed to buy, may be for tisely virtue ernment is th the citizens. the liquor traffic, minority. The only to the w kind is experience. formation: located went dry. rounded. the better. ing commonwealth; the fair name of} Wyoming and the. happiness of ‘ité People are at stake. fore ask those in whose hahds the so-| lution of this problem rests: what has! liquor, or what have the liquor inter- ests ever dofie for you? they done to injure you or Scirs? The answer to. these queries will en- able you to decide. what ought to®* he your position in’ regard“to ‘this’ much | discussed question of. State Prohibi-| tion. ee CONFER ON WARTIME HEALTH OF HOMEFOLK {By United’ Press] PITTSBURG, Oct..17.—The fifth annual meeting of the North Atlan-| Tuberculosig conference, which opened here today for a two-days se Sion, will give chief place to tuber- tulosis as a war problem. Miss Alice E, Stewart, executi pf the Tuberculosis“league of Pitts- is acting as secretary of the tic burg, Conference, Hez Popula Ject o Routz dation, Roby x% Ma work @ scherne to’ Bomb; Carried Chat +r, 232 ported by the commanding general of ‘Cleatini * House’ “for the ied ima Expeditionary Forces: in acti la Undesirable Elements, ee Bishop McGovern, of Wounded severely Died of disease: state convention of . T. U, held in Cheyenne Ney ves lf clause” Vaokisneha Governér Killed in Action Oliver W. Holmes, Beaver Cross- | well Governor’ Houx merits si |praise Died> of Disease saloons Ora B. Amgberty, auiagor Gity, are still the ‘fact Wounded Severely Huse tiliiea 6 6f ‘all kittds are prohf Arden H. inate Trinidad, Colo. | ited. lutions adopted by the be aes eh, anonal convention of the W. C. Bernard 'G. Koehler; i Elaptimaior e pomign, Neb. Wounded, ‘Depts Undetermined Sozire Yoritomo, Denver, Colo. _- Missing in Action Dontitigo Frugoli, Pocatello, Idaho. MARINE CORPE CASUALTIES The ‘following cee are: re- ported by the co; the Américah Killed in action_ Wounded in acti Wounded in action, degree undetermined _ jhave assum official expression of opinion on this subject. by the Catho- lic Church in Ameriéa is found in the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore in the year 1884) where the assem- bled bishops, after calling attention, espread evils of the abuse), of intoxicating liquor remind dealers of the many occasions of sin’ ‘con- ced with the traffic, and bid the) feithful seek a moré honorable means} of subsistence. ! The “best “test in a matter of this I have consulted many clergymen and laymen in pro- hibition’ states, ‘and all,’ without -ex> ception, have expressed their unquali- fied approval of prohibition, those who voted against it have told} me that they would not do® so if given i another opportunity of ‘expressing their preference at the polls. They point to families formerly in need; the women and children are now car- ed for, dress well, have many of the comforts of life, and are happy, and the reason is that fhe wages of the|. husband ‘and father are “né~ longer @ spent in the saloon, In making further inquiries on the! subject, I received the following in-| The surgical ward for ac-} cident cases inone of the largest hos- pitals of the West has been almost empty since the state in which it is) The hospital au-) thorities attribute his good condition to prohibition, declaring that miost of | these accidents were due to drink. The general argument against th liquor traffie apply with special fore in Wyoming, for it has become a sort} of clearing by which we are sur- j Paeky | garden phon ne Tompkins and Col. New York; E. L. D. Seymour of the foreign bureau of | public informatio | Clevelaird, © ‘representing the ‘motor /W3:S.Tyler, fed-| J. E.” McIntosh; 'Col. orris (8 oe and Maj. R. C- Gris- the quartermaster’ general’s | »| office; Maj. Charles R. Van Etten of the inspedtor general’s office. All these!men are tremendously ia- terested ih the demonstration garden that fare E. V. Champlin and Lieut jonner have made “mien ‘in ao aa at a cost, of 40 cen ja soldier, food val will have to be’ Killed in Attion “ W." Arps, ugestas & 6 Frederick C. Hinds, Duttofi, S38 | Jain, Boulder, (Father, C. C. Jain, | i Lester H.° Nutting, Severely Woanded Afflerbanghi, Grandis, § Gémpeem ob, Tehio. Ray H. McVay, Clearwater, Neb. Wounded, Degree Undetermined Corthéll; Laramie, Wyo. John SSUES SR ti Kirkham, Woodlake, Neb. SOLDIER HARVEST BIG, oh CHOPS AT CAMP OM ‘lof their building, to the ladies w io CAMP. DIX, N. J., Oct. 16:—It is | harvest time here, and the crops fram | the demonstration garden of the na- tional war garden commission are} | being taken to cover. stration. garden has demonstrated that the ‘soldier can raise his own food to a great extent and that “food |f. 0! b. the kitchen door” is a yalu- able asset to any home or camp. Estimates announced at a harvest | luncheon ° show that. despite the late | | start the crop value will be $25,000. ' At this luncheon were General Hugh} ;L. Seott and staff; Charles Lathrop | 9 president of che national war —_ _|contributed to\the success of This. element, eliminated: and the Sooner it is done, The prohibition question, | then, is one that intimately concerns; H. H. Wilkins, committee on transport, pees! I would there- énne;. Willia “Thtications aré“that the’ fine ‘show: ing rere means that hundreds of be see poe sapeveron sot hy Ahe weg 000 pounds of hay pasibes been at There are 360,000 © corn, 60,000. pounds... Hauck 480,000 pounds of Pibshoes,” pg ah alth education of the: civilian I ely “Ait ation in war time is the sub-| si i f the opening meeting. Peakers on this topic include E. .| zahn, off the Russell Sage foun- New York, and Dr. Joseph) » health officer of Rochester, N.| | ha into the ‘The! front sline thru the aid vf the Y. M. ©. »and Salvation Army workers. pecbtetatr “seals INFORMATION FURNISHED In San Francisco and) other citie: where great numbers of, Soldiers col-| New Gi “are icadee the War Camp Community Ser- | story ing ‘on* Par e pele tise.” Ania ervice | hes: for the’ soldiers | ze s of | River, Utah. onan cease a LEASE LARGE Ee a In order to accommodate Je: | soldiers the Jenttt Welfare Board i aa CIGARET SHOWER artin V."Merle, a X. of C. war vice is establishing inforination bu-| Secretary at the front evolved/ reaus for their use, Ama ard the Advancing} mean troops with cigarets and | List your property with us. it out suees sfully ons the | Security Loan £0 Bee 4,) | Security Loan Company, Room Kimball wads,’ Pred 10- ‘ateau Thierry fro | | Kimball Bldg. ES OH ENTE THANKS: “F Coyemot Fails to Meri it Commendation Adopte ~~ =. State -Convention..of. ja WE.T,U. ¢ ns adopted by the In the resol Houx “for Reta Glos® ‘the ga- loons throut the; state at this tite fis an aid inpréventing the spread lof the present contagion.” Just hi "disclosed by the fact thi in. many towns of the si cra ing, notwithstandii urches, schoots % ‘w Following is a copy of the re#o- ““We the mem| of the Wyoming Christian Temp = union ass . |bled in thirty-fifth annual conv tion, are’ profundly grateful to AE mighty ‘God for‘the recent victo of America ‘ind her allies over jerism and/ate‘confident of def ing in the néar future’ civilizatio: equally,“ terribl enemy, ” ‘the ‘liqul traffic. “ “Resolved, that we pledge our eds) :) tinued loyalty to thi’ principles vat the’ organization. Resolved; giance to ly to be trie td the obligations we ‘and rise td ‘the oppor: tunities that'cbme to us, solved, that’ the” ‘winning of oie Sion hibition for Wyoming: be put before everything else Until’ election day. Resolved, that we ‘work for tHe FS election of fiién’to the Tewislatufe who are pledged to the ratification 3 the. prohibition amational constit onal amendimént and to the si “a ‘war’ statutory prohibition 1# to become €ffective in 90 days. Resolved, that we endorse the ommendation of the executive bo; to emphasize, during the coming y: “id f eat work, according to the pl ot national organization, ese te islati law: "Rerol tbe he aap oe pat ni erent Houx for his.plans ry, the loons thruout n as an’ he bre py thé spreader the present contagion. > Resolved, that we extend our he: felt. thanks to our hostesses, i Cheyene, Frances Willard“and An Gordon’ unions of Cheyenre for t delightful hospitality, td’ those ‘wi have so cordially welcomed™ us picks homes, to the offi¢érs of jongregational church . for, the have served us such bontiful meals, who“have entertained and insp us, and to all who have in any wi convention, MRS. EDITH SPILLMAN, ©)! Chairman: MRS. L. R. TYSO! MRS. W. T. DUMM, ¢ ___ Commitees. i P HOTEL ARR asa [MOE Shhalet At the Midwe: E... Ey Heidelberg, CHicago; M. H. Mickey, W. 8. Weaver, Denver; M! ey Baker, Milés Gity; A. Rolfe,|§ Ourdy, sone F. Ke-| New ‘W. Hartley” ot hoe Lincoln: W: KidiHier, Den- ver; A. G. Jones, aie R. S. Kihg, West, Bushinélt, bt is Rock Island, 1}.; Laura Hunt, ington; Robert Grjeve; Oil City; Shuck, Milwaukee, Wis.; S. heeler, Lincoln; George W. H. Thermopolis, Thos. Arthur, Billings; H, Melter, Billings; G. T. Hamil Sheridan; N. P. Nelson, Alliance; 4 iiwoe M Kansas Gi Mrs. BL Bivgrton: ilar iL. ‘Noto’ m* lion, Dake: t “Ate Rigdon, John A. Guthrie, Ch ennes"S2"S"Abbott;”Derivery Mrs: " QO. Carlson, ‘Bakersfield. At the Henning 'Rody McNamara, city? yi Mis -|W. A: Roe, Salt Cre Kline eet Gre wifes Pores Gedrge wv. Ad leott, Vatentirtay if FoR t 8A yo Mies, JE: James, Blu, Nevi; bute oS. Ni R: Eoberts, Scot AST. ‘uceotmdh Pies IE Crawford, Leedsville; T: A. Vittl Denver; H. P. Thompson, Gre re a fi nue fi also mii Money to loan on everything. The NO MORE RICE FOR, BREWERS IS JAP. EDICT TOKIO, Oct. 17. —The Japan Tenm- perance society demands that ‘no more rice be used in the brewing of drinks during the continuance of the war. This, the society asserts, would help |to prevent further jriots over the price of rice, would save 18,000,000 |bushels of rice every year and de | crease’ the drinking of intoxicants. crs eorear yes rare > mrentr- Roos Beiggenr asement. Will sell at terme wants a home toybe paid for like © refine then Ses quth of railroad. ri ers someone employéd in the refin- PSraomeone wi ig Si HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN $4,700—$2 yee rats room, \corner lot. | in. features, very Owner is-leaving his bungalow at GREAT ARMY OVERSEAS Latest reports state that the Y. M. C. A, has more than 5,000 war work- They aré’ dpetating in England, France, Italy, Russia, Af- 09 down, balance | rica, China, Egypt, India and with the Portuguese Expeditionary. forees, close in to pay) aM 5g Or som house and bath withou fixtures, § rooms on the first floor an 2 eeu ne, eae oy th floor; garage, yard, good-sixe This house 1s a beluw: cost=$500 cash swings \O™ the deal. Why pay rent when you can uy a home on such terms. $800seroom house near North Center electric: light; A BILLIARD PARLOR »-A Congenial Place for Gentle | men. Cigars, Tobucco, tionery, and Soda Fountain. vive’ .by the Daily Tribune rmationléading to arrest 6.room house with five finished rooms in basement; all mode: rn; BEAUTY: PARLOR 5-room furnisnea house, on East Sec- Appointments by Telephone ‘elep! MISS DELIA (LENEHAN smith PaEnar i VELGUR BEAUTY PARLOR 3-room ‘furnished house, on West Sec- on street, close in. stane' a. house, Pick a8: unfurnished, in refinery —ASK FOR JONES HARRY aan rooms furnished: .. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Deiat ho thin: Face and Scalp Specialists pa LE RSE 05 Wacan ot oer Sires otfices to te 187 So. Center St. Phone 896-W. | 213 O-S Bldg. CHIROPRACTORS J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.C. Chiro, | Casper - - - - Wyoming RENT=Two-room nouse at 156 | ayely = at premises or ton Casper Realty Ci 10 fed womn to care Lyric Theater Bldg., Cent gris The Ss eereeee Smith Bldg. fee ioe ome an — BRU ar ey Onn Bomar. Sh ee DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor, Wood Building Office Hours: Evenings ‘and Sundays by Ap- | prevee doing good | qin 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. Serene east af | Haas ‘forget etn arts of the city. “South ‘Casper Addi- “BUY. oe ES STAMrS WANTED—Three AN DR. SILVERBERG Dentiats BLACKMORE BLDG. Office rf ie - aad by ' aD, SPA onent ced | Phone 361-3 | im unfurnished house PORE 2 yy an th wate: stove forsale. ‘Four room house. DR. J. E. BEAL, DENITST 203 0-8 Building ENT—Five room house and good fnquire 385 North y orant Phone SM Hours 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Evenings and Sundays by ap- sath ma eel FOR RENT — - Large modern bedroo' Phone | Erg Bigoks east of Midwest Hotel; peo ue, Cah lee Se vor fi ap eed room house, unfurnish~- ba barn; nae block from paved | saa ae one to the eifted ‘speakers ‘unt musicians, den. Office and Hospital 505 South Durbin Street Special Attention to Surgery Only Graduate Nurses in Attendance le } one 736 DR. H. R. LATHROP ite | FOR RENT OTwo light housekeeping! rooms: 368 N. Pi 16- FOR RENT—-1-room faofern flat Bonnie Brae, So. Butler ies FOR RENT — Two nicely ata sleeping rooms in basement. Seuly ence | Fer: ti 2, RENT——Two or four nice house- Pte ¢| nome: 159M. arg yanawern } Warm Air eer ae Water Heat- INT — 4-room fouse; phone 3 847 'N. Pine, sant rooms feo ‘oom | furnished house, | Igo batching shack. | 10. : ‘ATE HOSPITAL it? tek ©. Kane PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office: Suite 4, Soith Bldg. 873° ‘Midwest Ave. ENT—Nicé room with bath; abs for two; reasonble. - i ea td ae: ee UBLICATION ‘Wyoming, Natrona | ‘District Court! Sixth Judicial District. Birdie Mulligan, Plaintiff, vs. John Mulligan, Defendant. ‘0. John Mulligan the above nameii| defendant ‘whose last dence* was- Seattle; Washington. You will take notice that Birdie | Mulligan), plaintiff, has filed a peti-| tion against-you in the above named/ + | Court, the’object and'prayer of. which | are for an absolute divorce; on the ground that on the 15th day of May, R SALE — pear new ae pes pny: PEON. Pi. iff F Binet known Di Soma age aw gee ea L ALS i RORY, on. 3. D. as, "p01- Ws Second Street, willfully ‘deserted the i ioe ae Physician and Surgeo: 0) E—OVvi 4 5-passenger car, ps MigeLoas ton Room 4, cimoee plaintiff and have not lived with ;)Blaintiff. as husband and wife since me said date. And you are further no-} | wert that you are required to ans- wer'the said petition, on or before i the 2nd day of November, 1918, or Mery therein contained will be/O ¥) taken as true and judgment rendered) S————————>—+_—_____ 3 |e Witness’ my Tiarid and’ seal ‘of ‘eaid i | Court this 2nd: day vf “September; 8. (Seal) WARREN L. BAILEY, of est Court, Natrona ‘Bent, 12, Ho) 26, Oct. 3, o-= He -Oreraene, pope Suite 200-201,'O. Sc Bldg. FOR aT eg EW ae ey 5 - pat unit; ut inabout. tek runabo it i SOLDIERS STUDYING The American Library association has purchased 600,000, books on me-! chanical, technical and scientific sub-) jects for the American’ soldier. DR. bg pede i. man Residence, 25 North tee td St. f KENWOOD GROCERY 524 So. Lincoln St. Near New Kenwood-School ELECTRICIANS McEVENY & HARKNESS Electrical ee Office fh. 935 angen 665 W. 141 Wi “First. NEW bene ee CLEANING Wi ~ We clean and Reblock all kinds |: of Hats, Panamas, Soft, Felt_and | ~ Stfr Hats for Ladies ‘and Gen- tlemen. * New “trimmings: wil Sas Sparenteed.. piso. take rs for lew flats. for and. deliver. fiz Shoe Shining Parlor in connec- tion. for Ladies and Gentlemen, AM kings of Shoes Dyed. | io" ond, Casper, 0-8. ./* ig mye i LAWYERS HAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange. Bldg. | Casper - - Wyoming Attorzey-at-Law Phone 196-J W. H. PATTEN Lawyer Phone 21-J NICHOLS @ STIRRETT Lawyers MONUMENTS Granite and Marble Monumen: ee end fon he Le mp ar nes and ell kh of Cement work. * bern 4 ei Phone wade MASSEUSE pa AMY DEECRes weet | Innmeuse, Violet 5 ator, 225 N. Wolcott St.’ Phone 41%. | ey PLUMBING AND HEATING: |. J} DONOHUE. | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-W. .sr { Heatin, Specialty. 107W. CASPER HEATING nd SUPPLY COMPANY Everything in Metal Work. Fourth and Pine” Phone 836J. Real Estate and Insurance GRAVEL ROOFING F, M. DILLON Practical Gravel Roofer hone 402-W 306 East’ Sussex CASPER. STORAGE COMPANY Auto, Wurniture, Pia y ta piano. Machines, anythin, itm, vs oi fruit egetmbies, and deliver. tm, a iL. te, and wool Groceries ‘ratia feet STORAGE. GRocuRy | Fhone—House, '657.Wi Office, 106 MOVING A SPECIALTY. WELDERS ‘ACEYTELENE NE WELDING [ {Magneto} Genefator,: and | -Gas Engin Repairing | ' MIDWEST st NOVELTY. & Phone nee 665 W..2nd ACCOUNTANTS M. A MESTAS. ; . Auditor and Accountaat Re Oftice Rificeney i ; ty Meta IRE: Z 1g} x * Para zy eT PS PR warty PByBewa PTE ye Thee ae hg hg Sh aE BREE) PERE ECT FES Ge Ry Sigg ML wh My Septy 1G OTS bp Lay ‘ ate: MAY * Ba Mpa 8 Mg Fhe a tte Ss . $y ht “at Mae Mah shee * Aad aT te 4 iy 4 a) z Sor eM f 4 +4