Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 6

NOW PROBLEM WITH ITALIANS Adjustments between United States and Italy Now Subject of Careful Study and At- tention, Is Claim By HENRY WOOD (United Press Staff Correspondent.) ROME, Nov. 10. (By Mail.) —With the close of the war, one of the mést| vital and important questions Italy | will have to settle is that of emigra- tion. a ¢ NATRONA “THE RAINBOY TRAIL” AT THE NEW IRIS SATURDAY! “The Rainbow Trail,” with William Farnum in the stellar role, will be the attraction at the Iris theatre Sai- urday. “The Rainbow Trail,” one of the best and most popular Western sto-} ries, written by Zane Grey, and the action centers in and about the wilds of the Arizona desert. The scenic settings are said to be of unsurpassed beauty and include the famous cliff ‘dwellings, the painted desert and the famed Grand Canon of Arizona. The story is full of dramatic situa- tions and show Farnum as the famous Lassiter and also in the character of Shefford. “The Rainbow Trail’ is a sequel to “Riders of the Pruple Sage.” > It pays to advertise in the Daily| LADY FAFFLES IS CAUGHT BY THE SHERIDAN POLICE The Sheridan police are claiming a_coup in the capture of a lady “Raffles” who annexed several hun- | dred dollars worth of property in| Billings before changing her resi-- dence to greener pastures. The ar- rest resulted in the recovery of many jewels in addition to other valuables. The woman was well and fashionably dressed and had evidently plied her trade without exciting suspicion. —~——- TWO MORE ORPHANS GIVEN HOMES BY KYKENDALL W. L. Kuykendall of Rebekah Lodge No. 9, is the latest to take over the care of two fatHerless chil-- dren of France and entered his or-- der for them last evening. This in- creases the number to 29 which will RAN OUT 0 FCASH BUT HAD PLENTY OF CHECKS F. E. West, arrested by the Doug- las authorities on information fur- nished by the sheriff's office of this! * county, was returned to Casper this| morning to await arraignment on a charge of passing worthiess checks | at the Midwest hotel and the Rhin-| ocerous cafe. West hails from Glen- rock where he posed as a_ real es-} tate dealer. a When you learn of some relative) or friend returning from France or| the army camps, phone the ngws to! The Daily Tribune. The service will! be appreciated. COUGHING SPELLS LALLA LALLY MS (if ¢ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918 Here You Are, Men! Special 10 per cent reduction on all ready-to-wear Suits for the next two weeks. Get in now and make your selection for they can’t last long. WE ARE NOT WOBBLY on the question of greater value-giving. The clothes we sell and the prices compared with our competitors’ clothes and prices show this every day. We are great believers in reputations in clothes as well as men and for that reason in all the years of our business career we have sold ony Mey QUALITY CLOTHES which is synonymous to the best to b> had in cloth and workmanship, ac- cording to our definition of the word. pment are aS Wei The basis on which this will be ad-| Tribune. justed between the United States and = Italy already is receiving the most careful study and attention by the highest immigration and labor author- ities of the two countries. ° Despite the heavy losses Italy has § be cared for by Casper people. 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Over 10, e have constituted her greatest expor- je tation to foreign countries. ° This is due to a number of reasons. : alter-cliocts, Your druggist has it because it fs well-known and in big demand. 60c and $1.20. ——————————— Try ‘this for Constipation | Keep the bowels on schedule time | with Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the | With the uotbreak of the war in 1914, Italy, to be prepared for any |@ emergency, immediatelyl forbade de- . parture for foreign countries of any . of her sons of military age. This'e restriction ever since has been in 4 force, with the result that Italy hase : e (s MOZILLA LLALS LLL LS Loo within her borders the hundreds of thousands of men who, but for the » war, would have emigrated during the |$ past four years. e In addition, with Italy’s entrance |$ into the war, she called to the colors |@ hundreds of thousands of other sons who had already emigrated to foreign countries. Tehes responded to a re markable degree, and have gone to : swell the number of men within ¢ ttely’s borders who with the close of |® - the war may desire to emigrate. While the final basis on which Ital- |$ ian and other foreign emigration to e * the United States probably will not be established until a long time af- ter the war, Italy in the meantime is asking for two concessions 6n behalf of her emigrating workmen. < The first of these is that all Ital- ians who returned to *tlaly from the United states in response to Italy’s call to the colors be allowed to re- turn without restriction or discrimi- nation of any sort, except for sani. tary reasons. ° The.second concession Italy desi e at once is that the present clause in 4 the American immigration law, for. 3 bidding entrance of any immigran who comes under a labor contract, be set aside providing the contract i: one that has been approved in ‘ad. vance either by the American Fed-| eration of Labor or by the state em-| “°0CCCSCP Ce eeeoeeseoosooooososecccooccoucoeececoces ployment agencies of the various); ==" — —— = states. 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