Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCT: 18, 1918 OTH DISTRICT LOOKING GOOD Kansas City Headquarters Reports | Fncouraging Progress and | Splendid Success in Campaign : KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct, 18.—} Reports from more than; 200 chair- men in communities widely scattered over the Tenth Fedéral Reserve dis- trict indicate that ‘the campaign for scriptions to the Fourth Liberty s meeting with splendid success, | cities, towns-and counties an- nounce they haye already reached, or exceeded, the minimum quotas allot- ted to them, F These reports are gratifying to the | erty Loan organization and the | at mass of American people who | re backing the government and its | mil and naval forces to win the} war. They give assurance that the| Tenth Federal Reserve district is not | going to fal! down in this great war ask. But it must be remembered that this is no time for relaxation effort on the part of the chairmen i workers in obtaining subscrip- | or on the part of the citizen in| ing subscriptions, to the bonds. { The glorious news that comes in| the daily dispatches should have the! effect of increasing the desire of the American people to add more fuel to the flame of victory, or more “pep’’| to the Allied armies, by buyine more and more of the Fourth Liberty bonds with which to “cinch” the vic- tory. i Rist Whether the kaiser has abdica' and turned his job over to the crown prince, or whether Turkey, Austria and, finally, ‘Germany accept the terms and conditions laid down by President Wilson and make uncondi- tional surrender, will ‘cut no figure with the Fourth Liberty loan, This war will end only when the enemies of humanity and civilization and honor and deceney are crushed to earth—and we ean all trust Presi- dent Wilson, Marshal Foch, General Pershing, and the Allied powers and their armies to see to it that a clean} job is made of the whole war ness. Reports from cities and towns in addition to those published in the Bond Bulletin Wednesday, are com- ing into Liberty Loan headquarters from all sections of the Tenth Fed- eral Reserve district, They all indi- cate that the organizations’ ate-work- ing hard during the intensive drive to secure subscriptions in excess of quotas busi- \ ———_—— PINEDALE ROUNDUP LAST TD SUSPEND PUBLICATION Another Wyoming publication, The} Pinedale Roundup, “published farth- est from a railroad of any paper in the United States,” has retired from the game, an announcement this weel stating that it will suspend publica. tion for a few months, or until after the war, or possibly for good, the final | decision to be determined by business conditions, The rapidly inereasing costs of newspaper publication are cited as the reason for the action, | altho the paper enjoyed a prosperous | 0 icity today. existence for some Pinedale is left without a publication of any kind, ST Grand Union Tea Co. fourteen years. We are again represented in Casper by Frank G. Pierce and when in need of good Tea, Cof-| fee, Spices, Toilet Articles, ete., phone 312-J. QAN DRIVE. IN. ORUNK FORGETS ANJURY, STARTS A DISTURBANCE Man Ejected frorh Office of Dr Geis after Unruly Conduct is Taken to Jail for Medi- cal Treatment Yesterday afternoon Center street was the scene of considerable excite- ‘ment about 4 o’clock. A man well under the influence of liquor and with blood streaming from a nearly | Severed finger of his left hatid en- tered the office of Dr. Elizabeth Geis and created a disturbance. Dr. Geis called the police and OM- cer Kyte had his hands full trying to subdue the man. With the heip of two men who came to the offi- cer’s assistance he mankged to re- moved the disturber from the doc- tor’s office without much damage ‘being done to the furniture and when the street was reached, several other policemen appeared and helped take the unruly man to jail where he was given medical treatment. Shortly after this incident, the awning over the Kimball drug store tore loose in the heavy wind and crashed thru the heavy plate glass window of the store, completely wrecking the window at:d doing con- siderable damage to the goods on dis- play. The window is one of the largest in the city. o——______________ WILL FPPEAL TO CHEYENNE BARS PATRIOTISM TO MAY BE BLOSED SISPEND PRANKS BY WASHINGTON No Depredati Antici Conference Held This Week May Q Hallowe'en Thie ean Sh Ke Result in Enforcement of “Dry Casper Officials; War Zone” Around Fort D. Is Reason A. Russell With Hallowe'en and its customary| Saloons and wholesale liquor | depredations just two weeks in the houses of Cheyenne, which have been offing, steps will be taken to appeal _ the source of supply for Denver boot- to the patriotism of likely offenders legge rs, may —— geen pee ‘ ‘following a conference whic’ 00! to prevent as much destruction as pisesi: Wadebotiiy jeer tepresetis possible and the prediction is made) tatives of the war départment and ~ that the usual pranks will be aban-|\the county and city commissioners | 'doned as a matter of conservation. | of the Wyoming capital. This plan won instant favor last| The war department officials de- year in many cities and towns of the| clare that “‘booze” which was brot |” country and while the evidences of into Colorado by runners is finding — Hallowe’en were observed here to a/ its way to Fort Logan and assert that certain degree, the extent of depre-|if the city and county authorities — dations was greatly curtailed. This | are unable to curb the practice a dry = year it is believed pranks wi re-| zone will be established around Fort | duced to an insignificant minimum) D. A. Russell. and in view of the fact that such ap-| If this action is taken it will close ~ peals can not be made thru the/evéry saloon in Cheyenne and leave schools, parents of all children are only one “wet place”—that a saloon urged to use their influence in pre- at Pine Bluffs, 42 miles east of Chey- | = venting destruction. enne—in Larimer county. 3 In many places the Boy Scouts The action, if taken, will be the have assisted in spreading the propa- most drastic yet enforted by the war ganda of an amenerating character) department in its effort to shut off ~ and such a move here is advocated all sources of “booze” supply. For since their co-operation will appeal, weeks the state constabulary and |strongly tq the great number of. agents of the United States depart- | yourig Americans who desire to abide ment of justice have been watching | by patriotic wishes of the authorities. the highways and railroad trains to Millmery Ideas Are Here for Fall and Winter War times have developed the ingen- uity of the American’ designer until today the American: style idea leads. Radical reductions on our entire stock. Hats, formerly $15.00, now— All other Hats at reductions of from $3 TO $5 on each hat. RE ORE IS CoRR opeeteS ORD SRR IRE er L! a ea cae | 4 Dai OR Cs LAT OM a Ee i ; hunters and other travelers have beea | [sleeping in the school, CITY NEWS A. A. Russell of the firm of Rus- sell and Fagan left last evening for | Lusk and the oil field where the firm | has large holdings in the structure. | The firm last spring took up a large | acreage close to the present strike and now their land appears to be in }excellent position for future pro- | duction. FA. SMITH 1S RELIEVED TO HELP AT POSTOFFICE { |_ F. A. Smith, formerly assistant to |Postmaster Van Doren at the Casper oe tape is back on the job temporar | 24 2 lily te assist the postmaster in »mak- | Private J. E. Headrick, 134th In-\ing the eontht, reports to Wash- funtry, Company C, Thirty-fourth Di- ington. Mr. Smith left the office vision, is probably en route to France |in Sentember to accept a position now, as a letter written October 11) with the Midwest Refining Company from Camp Dix, New Jersey, states and it is thru the kindness of Super- |that he has only a few hours more in’ intendent L. A. Reed that Mr. Smith | the U. S. A. before leaving for France jis temporarily relieved to assist in with his company. Private Headrick | the postoffice work. formeriy worked in CAsper for The | R. H. Wright, of Victor, Colorado, ‘Daily Tribune and the Burlington |was transferred to Casper when Mr. railway. |Smith left and took the position of | - s+ «@ assistant postmaster made vacant by W-. H. Crawford of the Casper Mr. Smith’s resignation. Mr. Wright Pharmacy is able to be about again has returned to Victor on a 90-day after an attack of “flu.” jsick leave and may not come back east ie to his duties here. a 7 | © Thé firemen were called out on ay Be oe false alarm this morning at 9:15} Mayor John F. Leeper is expected ‘o’clock, when crossed wires caused home the first of next week from a ‘the alarm from CY avenue and Ash ten days’ business trip to the Te street to be sent in. Telephone men Oil fields. were working in that vicinity and probably caused the short circuit. | of 6 H. F.: Freytag of Sidney, Nebr.,\}° was a Casper visitor over night while | en route to the Basin country. Mr.) Freytag is the traveling agent of the) Trans-Mississippi Grain company of) Omaha and is out soliciting orders for his firm. REMEMBER YOUR PLEDGE! . . ” * William Madden is in town for a/ few days from his ranch near. River- | ton. Mr. Madden has one of the fin- est ranches in that part of the pee try. “ee | H. C. McClellan and J. L. Marquis of Arminto are business callers in the Morado Coffee Pe a Mr. and Mrs. Archer are the pa-| rents of a baby boy born at the Wyo- ming General Hospital yesterday. Pa for Pe eee ot The Board ‘of School. District Nu. 19 has issued an, order prohibiting persons from entering without ver-| mission schoolhouse known as the, Goose Creek School. It seems that} perpound........ stopping over night and eating and | leaving the | Sweet Potatoes, furnishings in very untidy ways, and) CENTRAL GROCERY & MARKET Save Your Pennies Here SPECIALS: FOR SATURDAY: 2 c. Per Pound Corn Flakes, 2 packages Ceylon and India Tea, in bulk, Denver from Cheyenne in an effort ~ to apprehend and prosecute whiskey — |runners but their watchfulness has not shut off the supply completely. (WAS, MRL DE LANNOY 1S - ANARDED DIVORCE. HERE The case of Mrs. Murl L. De Lan- noy, who sought divorce from her husband, Charles F. DeLannoy, went by default when jt came on for hear- |ing im district court this week with | the result that an absolute decree | was entered by Judge C. E. Winter. The plaintiff charged cruelty, and as- information that they had lived to- | gether for a. considerable time. The | plaintiff was also awarded the cus- | tody of a minor child, Norman Fran- | cig DeLannoy, by the provisions of \the decree. | et When’a rush order*was received for influenza masks, the women of | Atlanta accomplished the task of mak- day. BUY WAR SAVINGS, STAMPS 25c even taking part of the equipment along with them. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law in the future. Fancy Creamery Butter, Fresh Churned Butter, SPRAY 112 North Durbin, Natrona Butter Shop TWO STORES Fresh Eggs, guaranteed..............55e Cottage Cheese, 35c quart, 1-2 pint... . . 10c - 35¢, 3 for $1.00. Just received Fresh Lot of Oysters Natrona Butter Shop TWO STORES Phone 943 AT YOUR SERVICE per pound Fancy Process Butter, per pound ... Oleomargerine, per pound Two for 85¢ per fb. .s aii 8 606Se COFFEE ceived 149 South Center. oe E. R. Williams, Proprietor 132 West Second, Half Block JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SHIPMENT OF THIS YEAR’S BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Don’t Overlook Our Fruits and Vegetables. Shipments Re- Buy Liberty Bonds The Central Grocery & Market tt Pere a ok br a Daily Telephone 134) West of Grand Central Hotel sault in her complaint, including the — ing 18,000 of the masks in a single, No Hat in our store selling for more than $10 Come early and make your selection. Incidentally make a big saving. The assortments are remarkably varied —there are almost as many different styles as there are hats—practically none of them have been duplicated. THE POPULAR PRICED MILLINERY WYATT HOTEL Room Opposite Desk as You Enter. eNO RR LE PN ITE EL OS | ONS ‘ scieaciiiieiiieilbeatiaieiai SPECIAL SALE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Beginning Today Weare offering our entire stock of Dresses in Serge, Char- mouse, Georgette and Jersey. Every Dress in Our Store Is on Sale | | I Ladies of Casper! Take advantage of this sale as our prices are placed at absolutely rock-bottom. Our Waists are also on sale at a BIG REDUCTION The French Shop Ground Floor, O. S. Building |