Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 4

= is ening’ saagth and wand oft the nflnae a eriret of all Tanlac berine its ion by creating a good healthy, appetite, for wholesome, nourishing food, and assists every organ of the body to fsigiog its natufal functions, toad ii e nal iponke for persons who ere fent- .from the after affects of in- Sy ee fluenza, grippe or bronchial troubles i According to late reports issued salt dreds of thousands are using Sarveying | i Today s ; Quotations state and federal health. authorities |8"4 hee ith the oat, gratifying ro || Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co, ; : the, Spanish influenza gpidemic ra Gaede Desrosiers Paseelty | rapidly spreading to ,all_parts of the} In éonnection Lk ted ee rs ae P ART OF W AR | allen ¢ Gil..---- ms “3a rfl F f country,,and it now seems that geen h ie eee gil ‘by, taking Tanlac . j American +003 0} . 2g oi hapa every state in the Union will 7 oy ative Tablets, samples of which — ; [Beakemay ia 05 0F | eee be seriously affected before it runs are ineluded »-with o7eT pen cat pn ‘ .20 22 i It 0. importan' a ZONE ON WEST i222 = stinging aid fe se dena ty iat in of gis tT Gia piace egy Bite "22 County Starts Moyement to Starss Rush:.to the, At bas spot; oul: beceme.8 ft ‘observed; that is, sleep,in well yen- oa |Big Five : 7 01s “02 Grab Business Oil District and: terrifying.menace to the public) ite i rooms, get plenty cf fresh air . WORK Two Hundred and Fifty Raids Columbine 10 12 a “‘health but unless checked, it is *Pt and exercise and keep away from On chet in Three Months Carry ;De- Cente —__ 004 01 | i 5 into the |’, The Ferris dome. well. of, the Prov to. seriously. affect . the - progress. of | orgy Pi struction and Death to the Cons. Royalty -- —_.67 .69 | Douglas is) trying, to get into the| 1. cors and Refiners isicreating grest|war .work in-all its various depart ‘Tanlac is sold in Casper by. the | Pry 3 74 -69 |excitement and hoom.created in the -}mehts. Already the shipping board | qg,, Pharmacy and in Alcova by | Munition Centers Elkhorn ~~ excitement in the Red Desert coun 2 foeeber: E. T.. Williams. 2.40 2.60 (castern pert of the state by the Ohi» wy. are active. on, the pat-| has announced that ten’ per bard of ‘the Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. \ LONDON, Oct. 18.—(Correspond-/glenrock Qil --- 3:87 ‘Gog | Oil companyvetrike.in the Lusk field.| 134 tends and. holders of. terri ; | iaiorkore hed ‘been affected. - t ence of Associated Press.)—A belt Joaiter ‘se Spr) ump “03 The Douglas people are going toltopy in.the district contiguous © the}, opress ‘in thé East where it: has of, the Bhine valiey, roughly 250) Glenhurst -10 fix up the road between their. city sake arcouptting: { in id and ™a-| isimed its vietims by ibe homeeghe 4 ; it 2 , > < fi of. wel seta ifeom other ‘sections, how~ miles long, from Cologne in the north| Kinney - : 54 oe jand the Lusk field and make .an ¢ Reports: i to the Grand Duchy of Baden in the Merritt — : 74 TY |foriito, bring the oij.men to seathe| Kenneth R- Wooley of the Domino ever, are’ eqaailly alarming and both south, a region crowded with war in- prrptd m. 1.03 aaa jgegd points of--meking Hongles a ris pe Sao his~ firm, has large paabediheg seve to tabs every! pre- tormented dustries and intersected by a railway Miawes Ptd. ko ae 1.25 |shipping point for the field. holdings and the compsny will soon bivinef to’ prevent its further'spreaa. | Lin ,, Sciatica "or 4 system of vital strategic importance igveet Wiis 126.00 127.00) |). The road from Douglas to the Jusk/ #0 2+ g° well there... The Domina’s| °™ Sede Gabevotss: ehurehes cath require a counter-itri to the German army in France, is|;paves Refining 126.00 y |field is in good: shape with the cx-|) aioe, sreieinee ta. the.striks end |< steer inv bebe Stoeok ona pub- ae te Ae soothi Warning apt he now a definite part of the war zone. away 2 150 ‘$a *Veeption of about four miles in the between that. well and. the Lost Sol- Bato igs Bf “all Kinds forbid- cation of “Sloan's | "Linimen to This is one of the most striking and Negaeet poe 02; |Flat-Top district and this road puts| i°"Sia'se tnat the firm hase ford Ke" gatherings of rein Dalen wtaethe blood way from 2 significant developments of the Al-loc” shee = ‘oo ‘93 |the traveler into Deuglas from the| Vo) ce for atciok the careane: den?” Has Wet taeigeaaaitak peo- | the congested part. ‘ t lied campaign, and how. big are the a sua 1003 ‘01 | Lusk field in about pi aA Pat, mies Besides the holdings of the Dom- ae oa jeal authori and rundown are| ,,!t i he. bl tte Posting to. the Infam ‘ Possibilities may be gauged by the United Pete. ... 06 08 ino in the Ferris. dome, the same:com- | tg iearliest victims of ‘the influenza | §0e: Peed or joint +! u ache. vast damage both physical and moral) Riverton Re. 10 12 MOTHE nf LAG F AG LEAGUE PA i pany also tracts lying in. ad epidemic. Ifvyou find yourself tired, | So when 1 Slogans qitee 2 3h already inflicted upon the enemy. It/ Shiloh 01 01a ous positions.ia the Lusk field 4 weak and losing flesh, or if you are | by n , is size a your " is the achievement of the Royal Air} United Pet..._- 04 07 the recent strike there of the Qhio in @ generally run-down condition, | re eee on “tl x thé odd 241" Beha ; F Bee Sty aOR ce dae Gla Wyo. Blackfoot “ooh he RESPECTS Th | LDIER Oil Some aay, has enhanced the value off you wy onions ibepad ee oe ver that region in the las ree | Western Ex. ~~~ 5 65 considerably. ld be hee promptly.. ¥ou { months the airmen, operating day|Wind River ou 19 | J..R. .Baker, one. of the. large bed ats int graat davtger, jmcause| ! and night, have made 249 raids, drop- Young -~ -20 stockholder#of, the Domino. is here Ping 207 tons of bombs upon enemy | railway centers, munition works, poi- son gas factories, electrical and en- gineering plants, blast furnaces, aer- odromes, and other important mili- tary objectives. \ The effects of these raids been of incalculable benefit to the| Allies. One of the first was the com- pulsory withdrawal by the Germans | of a large number of their airplanes} from the fighting front for the de-} fense of the Rhine. But a greater gain has been the! profound and widespread depression caused: to the German people, the “home front,” to use the phrase of | Ludendorff. | Captured letters from Places as widely separated as Mann- heim and Cologne testify to’ the ter- ror and panic inspired by the raids among the civil population. Well-to- do families, in increasing numbers, are seeking the temporary security of more distant inland towns. There are indications that the flight of the}! wealthy is causing intense resentment among the working population who, | being for the most part erigaged in| war industries, are exposed to almost | nightly danger from the raiders. But the terror of the German pop- ulace is not confined the to territory have FAKE SLOGANS AGAIN PART THE CAMPA |Fallacy of Democratic Rropk: ganda Branded by Cry of 1916, “He Kept Us Out of War” WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 18.— Two fake slogans are being put in circulation by the Democrats |in ‘an attempt to influence votes in the November elections. - One of these is: ‘Vote the Dem- o¢ratic ticket and stand by the Pres- ident.” The other, a more euphon- ious catchword, “Win with Wilson,” is getting wider circulation. Both campaign cries are fakes, |just as the slogan ‘He kept us ont of War’ imposed-on part of the elec- |torate in the last presidential cam- paign. Funeral services for Private Hugh Starks, who died severyalidays ago of ‘influenza at FPort- Riley, Kansas, were held this’ afternoon at’the Shaf- | fer-Gay chapel, the Rev. L. R. French, | pastor of the Gantz Memorial church, \efficiating. » The services were pri- jvate on accqunt of the rulings of | the state board of health in regard |to ‘publie ‘gatherings. }> Members of ‘the Mothers’ league wearing their badges were in atterd- ance at the chapel, standing outside and aceompanied the funeral party to the cemetery where the services were open to the public, ‘MUTUAL REFINERY SOON i | The electrical equipment: of the Mutual refinery at Glenrock is be-| jing installed and this marks the Idst stage in the construction of the plant. The new plant will be ready to start! refining crude within a few weeks! | now. | The Mutual Refining, company | REMY FOR BUSINESS) on a visit from his home in Omaha on.an inspectivn trip to the oil fields and to look over the holdings of his company. SORTING STATION Wit SPEED MLTR wg hte Preas} } WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS IN FRANGB, Sept. 16,—(By, mail.) —New> kinds: of sorting stations are being organized by the {iva baad enitionary: forces to direct TB, poseegabertas so mail of all kinds to the boys im-a hurry, | <The army: is. making every: effort possible to speed -mail..service.. .Re- cently experts, so called gaa.ume: they jused: to work in pestoffices .back.in | “The ‘States,’”* were detailed. to im- prove mail e. The latest de- vices are beii perelied averywhere to facilitate The greatest® teowble comes: from mis-addressed .. letters, according. to \the “BR. O.”iboys,, People. back home are not careful of the addresses they the germ. of this ‘dipease is very) catching and you are apt to fall an easy victim if you some in scontact with the germs. People who are well and strong are not:likely to: contract the disease’ because they are able to throw it off. The common-sense way ‘to keep from taking it is to fortify | ing up.the constitution. In other words to use the old’ jadage, “An ounce of prevention. is} | worth a pound of cure.” And if you lare in a sub-normal condition the | proper thing to do is to begin im-) mediately, to build up your powers | of resistance. To. accomplish this, nothing on earth will strengthen you) and baild you up like Tanlac, the | powerful reconstruction tonic; which | contains the very elements needed | by the system to give you Sere Schulte Hardware' company has! just ‘received a carload of’ Cole Hot | Blast'and Great Western Heaters. It will be to: your interest to look these” over before purchasing. . ease Bt: er: Liberty Bonds wanted. Highest cash» price paid:;:Room 4, Kimball Building. _ Security Loan Co,, phone 702. * 4o-12-t¢ the system against attack by build-| — agape ed. . By order of Exalted Attention Elks Regular meeting of Caspeel Lodge, No. | 353, ef? scheduled for Friday, Oct. 18, has been canc Ruler. Robert Cohen, Secretary. cell- The Democrats, with unexampled | started to build the new refinery at! usé, and men are not: always -care- 2 t , | . Sle dateant: the emcee sapreited effrontery, are trying to “repeat” on|Glenrock last winter and ‘have kept! ful- to:notify families .and, friends. FIAT AD 15, ; larly in far-distant Berlin where! their performance of two years ago.|the work steadily going to comple-}when they are changed from one or- The people, however, are aware of |ition. The plant is a large one and| ganization to-anothery » But: the post- fe, Asfend ths Clty aggingt fais, | the fallacy of this second attempt| well fixed to take over the surplus |office looks mei” ‘up anyway, “tho it's Ft and will not be imposed upon again|oil from the Big Muddy field. a of work. |by false or deceptive catchy phrases. Wh REE BE HEH aera putting Vmaier.tgto that will appeal to ANY MAN ie-vry a Liberty Bonds wanted. Highest 9 4 inferior merchandise, the ' éash price paid; “Room 4, Kimball ed in his management of the war buyer must get the value i Building. Security Loan Co, phone|PY the principal leaders of his own his money represents to an ‘ me ‘Yor1s-tf Party in congress, and the main op- . heintacticing steue “econ: UNDERWEAR: 4 y ee | position to his war policies has come omy. ; = i HALPER abhi e Sh ilitary | waste of the money ex- in S- ic ¢ house military hed fox: ths ‘d the committee, opposed. the drafe, Theil] ended for them and the per, and our prices are right. . parallel could be drawn much furth- wadethea: TEA hetict t er among the Democrats in house in thasar days, is et ex- + One of our most Popular sell- : Call on us and be convinced. and senate. | travagant He puts his Sent ike cee na ey 1 If the Democrats ‘has any regard ‘ prand paal Mr young and CHILDREN ARE TAKEN 10 HOLLAND FOR TREATMENT. HARVE, Brandeniae aaa 15.—Lieu- tenant-Colonel Ernest .P. Bicknell, | commissioner, for Belgium, has an- nounced that the American » Red Gross is to aid the sickly childron in occupied Belgium by sending. them into Holland to build up their health. Already 10,000 children have been brot out of Belgium for this special treatment.- “P’m proud of this floor It used to look dirty and ugly, but a couple of coats of Hard-Drying FLOOR PAINT made it look like another floor, And it’s so easy to keep bright and clean. We recommend Harp Dertso Fioon Paw for all } floors where a solid color is desired. Very durable and } sanitary, Colors to suit your taste —ask for color card, |fake slogans, 1800000 PGES OF house and genate leaders failed their chief in support of the war bills. The fact is, patent to all, that the president has been greatly hamper-! The Democrats, with their new! imply that the citizen} {cannot be patriotic unless he votes for Democratic, congressional candi- | dates in' November. Where Society STYLE HEADQUARTERS Brand Clothes oro aa The public, however, cannot be fooled again by .such political man- euvers, for. the voter is fully aware that it was not Democratic but Re- publican support of the president that put thru the selective service act, the declaration of war against the Hun, and the other great war measures, and that the Democratic Padlock The Sugar Bowl HERE is no saving inl from within his own party. | Speaker Champ Clark left his high| seat to fight ‘the draft law on the house floor. Democratic Leader Kit- chin strenuously opposed the’ draft law. Representative Dent, Democrat- Double waste goes with the false economy of buy- ing cheap goods just be- cause their price is cor- respondingly low — the money where he will get for the facts theit slogan would be his .money’s worth. “Vote for Republican members of | congress if you want , the President supported in the war." oS gets the full represen tation Society Brand Clothes and dashery. 4 MIN THRU ARMY CAMP. [By Asosciajea Prens} CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma,;, Wash., 18.—The postoffice here has ed approximately + 18,000,000 es of mail in the last y cording to an estimate t postmaster. In 165 days there were | 8,827,865 pieces of mail sent from! , this office, and a like number are lestimated to have wrrived. Since! October, 1917, 15,872 registered let- crs wete sent from herevand-ityik: end} timated three: tintes ‘this nhinper. wert received, The. postoffice is handled as are | those in civil life, exceptr’that ford | the. \division soldiers~.are employed | é 164 Sou THe HENNING. dbitek sthvaee The buyer:of Society Brand Clothes is economical. everything essential to good clothes the distinct style, hand tailored into them, and the long wear. Where: you-see the sign “Style Headquarters” you'll find le slesidquarters "—w here 8 oclety Brand Clother are wold At Po; Merchants’ i 65 cents»... iniddle age ‘men. The coat is Slightly form-fitting with plain back “He of the money! ‘expended in exceptional qualifies in haber- th Center Street | Prices», H . Tt won’t be long now until w we > will feel the chilly blasts of ipntes so it behadve ves every- Sel to be pr prepared. ‘ See us when you need a new SUIT ¢ or an OVERCOAT as we are selling ihem at prices worcd 4 : It is on enough he to eavier Underwear you will finc have the largest abel pio me Should you rieed some nice Flannel Shi for Fall and Winter-wear we have them w rs in the different shades | khaki colors, priced from $3.50 to wae iy bot Sweaters You will be surprised when you see our stack of Jerseys and Sweat- er eek as we have ¢ ut every style made, and we are selling them cheap; 108, considering, the high cost of labor and matenal. A ats gr Caps You will surel a new Hat or a Cap for Fall aid Winter wear, and we have it for you and will guarantee to please you in both style and price. - HOLMES HDW CO. in the sorting and handling of mail) : a es he ' Secs Cot mou Went o Sweater I d c Vi ced, bitad dot foabaad?at alviiunas Five-Course bisa Y Dingess eyery Sunday from 12:00 to ; im ‘a gmoney to Mesa everthing ahs * GIVE US “k TRI ' “THINK BEHARIS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN You WANT Te BEST.” uf Securit 40} C x 0} » ALY t K fmball idea aren “0-1-4 as tse i { N N \ N . . . : : . : : ° . . . . ‘ N ‘ ‘ 3! if s , ) WITLI LID ISIL SII VIO III OSS SID a eS. Of 6 fd be! et A ee