Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1918, Page 2

: he cape Daily ° rR fribune. nion ¢ TELEPHONE B. GRIFFITH MARGARET meant to port i and esteem in which SURSCRIPTION RATES Mall or Carrier only a h tz pride in the f: Member of the Associated’ Prenn jum asking buried in the Austria-Hungary German inder ,000,000 000 wh quoted as sal 5, 2) » question the right Allies to demand any total estimated wealth Austria-Hungary doubtful whether $20,000,000,000 today. And from certain part independent governments friendly to ftaly. of Alsace-Le $80,000,000,000 German war » might ignore t > ground that wholly to Germa 000,000,000 compensator) nearly twic total wealth iS OURS arious role he world drama ndemnities that ing for G any ‘arise mathemati- A 1.000,000| peace, wh he hopes to eee re 000,000,000 DRIED STEAK Britishis Gnsoasexnarte ab Golumbia vered le a Brit- a good deal |p, such sum and thereupon to matter wht AP tter whBH|Sroportions, with i udge J properties It is said difficulties re has been cooked first: If). 1,000,000 from asking 80 the war. = F urtment of agriculture s for rect ¢ 30 tr past yea an rvatic i * first principles, for it appe a iginal pr of problem meat consisted ng ever sun as is done in many xe the world to this day oneer applied the ple generally, a PROD of fruits and neludsh vanrine ther Thdeed be worth The Columbia half that merely an improve s owed almost ffalo ymat- ji, rer ay ore perfectly, preser re to its orig din : Olin it ving of 100,090,000 ta methods ca » applie s fs in genera ill ed S : ies a fev ie a i RETRIBUTION damages glish are going to they may be ly as they are lity of th ntry that ‘ “ they ve witho a country i fit punishme G : wt strad € and bst iter Loday s Anniversaries but be- 302. Frederick W. Lander, Germany the early pathfinder t hai the plains and mo ee. i general in the ¢ ‘ March ¢ cerne 11 Roman Catholic dioce a a c Comm Alfred, Mc LeB5 tion in BE Gladstone’s conver: iniot Irish Home Rule. President 40—Appointment ant c ’ berts t the gts mand of British n s with Lord Kitch | ‘ i chief of : 08 new Turkish was opened by the he Unitac 14—Berlin claimed an France. A victory for the Germans it of “the region of arsaw. 1915—Jtalian liner Port n divid . he shares the greater glory in able to receive the friendship and bitter cloc only . * + aoe U j e 0 nerica’s president 7 direct our conver: % RED CROSS ROLLING CANTEEN AT FRONT. ters. We were waiting for a reply, * time in case it were destroyed * * * * * *| itself to the general which we knew full well would never! * or os The nation gets the honor Yr GERMANY CAN PAY anew 1dge the presid | The Jack Pot | ' THE CANINE NUISANCE knowing that the British Empire was * * * © # #* # « 51st annive at war. “T crossed to the Colonial Office y the Wright |to send a war telegram to the whole BAIR P flights in|of the British Empire. asked the of anne Heating of the Mainalions it would take. He said ‘about, Price Hat of conten ittes for tw ite Grange opens at Portland today \and will continue in session until next that urance a when he had done his minutes he was back morning I recetved an acknowle¢ and college yells, yar problems be dis- their gathering foretells war problems will be di association nnual session today hty-three candidates will receive at Louisville. snarls and fights be preser hundred and ninth convocation of the of Chicago s, dogs, dogs! Wher s soaked in commander of the Department of the| Northeast, and who led the 26th Di-|pared by the Colonial Committee of to be the principa, nnual meeting e Men of Connecti- which will be held z The liberation of F you chance to go sion in France. |Defense for every single Protector- | Vic: ber 16-07, ate and island. It was at that mo- ment locked in the safe of each gov- ernor or commis: at once what to to ye Potatoe: 2 running to a under feet; preserved in this way for and trip you HOLD LEGISLATURE IN meeting tonight politan Opera House, \ er meekly go rassment on accor antine, the Chamber of Commerce of formally at the tle date, January 14, and then ad Patric k Tr. Me Gra aut President if Li epislative i demic. on Mac kenzue King, for el, copper portions. Contributed Hohenzoliern, est of the six sons of the former Ger Emperor, born vity Loan Company, suite 302 25 | Building. 12. + = = © born in La-| , 5B years ago to- | th government uaa other |* 5 RS pioneer in good Philadelphia, pective employment necds, a list of better and is somewhat cz reat alon appointment as placcs are filled. Parties interested should preserve Albany Jour Pan-Germans » divisions of and those wanting work, can be secur- | ceeeeeereee, panhandlers. » board of trade in the Balfour troublesome Germans hl with $1.50 probably be Lloyd | rge’s right-h iterests from this point submarines Jother qualifica tier 1a disgraceful beginning. or suspic GASSED MONEY GOES BEGGING, FRENCH SHOPS appointing a, womar experien assed mone) to be spent has made its way to Par townspeople A Young Men’s Association village protested when an aged wo-| man storekeeper ning “No Good.” when I put them in my pocket I have bright metal was replied madame, stili un- “Ce n'est pas bon.” went on to explain that after a Year Ago in War 5. Submarine F to have anything to do with it. . Finally the man who had made the rammed ane} purch fellow-worker to pay itish convoy it | seater whict dinu bath-| ADELICATE QUERY winted. Security Loan Compuny, Suite 302 O. S. Build- I am single fre ed sunk by a subm TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1918 B51 SIX MINUTES ONLY 1) «| SOLDIERS ARE .atitags,setgi we so ASKED TO LEND reanserigt, "* "_°€*"—Boxon INFORM ALL ENGLAND THEIR PAPERS 68 SLOANS FOR THAT WAR WAS ON). scm cater oreee: YOUR PAIN RELIEF . rge papers to the adj : * tant general’s office *in Chey- * BOSTON Dec. 20. enne, in order that they may be *| You don’t have to rub it in ence of The Assoc * transcribed, thus giving the state *! ick fe |\required only six minutes to inform + » correct ‘and permanent rec. * to get ged a the British Empire that England was * ord of each man in the service. % relie - weargon we night of August 4, * Only the discharge papers will * 914, says Lord Harcourt, who give a full history of all the en- * then Colonial Secretary. ee ecicite: anal" athedeetivities’’® soon Youve fried ton thas sin “On that unforgettable night. he of ‘the ng his entire * q ae sore mi a sciatic pain, rhey- i ait = 24 matic twinge, lame back, you'll find said to the Empire Parlaiment: +. sctGicen: “By S diinifran- °| atcwareys mecemtawe ep oe fod sociation, “I was in the Cal * scribed, the State will have a *| thought ‘a liniment*could produce Room, Downing Street, with a few * correct’ record of each man, Won’ stain the skin, leaves no mu colleagues. Our eyes were on the « which it is hoped will be printed our thoughts on e subject * in book form, and in addition to nt there was 2 feeble effort to + this, soldie could secure a tion to other mat- * copy of their discharge at any wastes no time applying, sure ¢ Mee cuit eeu ee ees fo means economy. Your ow: other druggist _has it. Get Discharges will be come, to our utlimatum to Berlin. © hand carefully and promptly *| “Wher Big Ben struck 11:30—)* returned to the owner. | LAnaam ert midnight in Berlin, we left the room + ¢; W. K. WE | Kalts' Pain, In 30c+ 60c, $1.20 Siz 1 in charge of that duty how weeks ending Saturday rice Committee at a meeting he! been 1 is not necessary ond eges have ring, short we tis! a as fixed by the minutes.’ I asked him to return to my room work. In seven and before since representat in trator for Natrona ty. Wyomi ment of my telegram from every 2 = » Retailer Consum ingle Colonial Protectorate, and eee payee ep suould, ven islet in the Pacific. Fi LOVE PHO alo ws > Gain “So the grim machinery of war Price Price Price Price began revolving in perfect order and Wheat Flour, 24-lb bag... ‘lites jwith perfect preparation because, Flour, 48-1b. ¥ 3:10 |more than two years previously, an Cau ts Plog 07% individual war-book had been pre-- tpet 24-1b. i bag bag meal or rolled. oats, granulated mer and they knew colored, white or a Onions, per Ib. ..... Re seeded, per 11-0: seeded, per 15-0; RIVERTON, SUGCESTION Sa era ee eeey Gee ae To relieve Cheyenne of any embar of the flu quia. Riverton proposes that the coming jon of the state legislature mee. apital city on sched- fiourn to Riverton, which has been ically immune from the epi- German posed of nick- substitute : all, bb. pro rd substitute, E 8 oz Money to loan on chattels. Secu- Se Employment Bureau t THE WASCO GARAGE HEATER IS THE for Casper Soldiers SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO GET ALL-WINTER SERVICE FORM YOUR CAR Let us give vou Demonstration and prices. No Garage too Big or Small for this system. Phone 509-R—It will save money for you, Mr. Car Owner Thru a generous response on th part of Natrona county employers to |the appeal of The Tribune for pros- ions and jobs will be published i service in community on the part of men returning from the army camps and from France. Employers and ReAues: | SOC Cee ooesccosroocsosecceseocevecs ted to revise or furnish new lists each | week to climinate confusion and dis- ee neessccesccceccoscooosoes: eMC eeereesecsescecescncecceseccueesensces IF IT CAN'T BE DONE WE CAN DO _IT EAST SIDE GARAGE these lists and might find it conven- ient to mail them to relatives and friends who contemplate an early re- turn to civil life. Deta‘led informa- tion, including names of employers Phone 79-3 ed on application to The Tribune. | Twenty-fiv vefitter ) per General borers pipefitters: atruotion Ps eight hours, no S edge of shorthand 1 Ten or twelve ers at r wages, bed a ‘sand brick eeeeeeesccecen Say lt With = iain Ye Le ke Le This year your Christmas giving must be influenced by moti of patriotic conservation, Plants and flowers combine magnificence and beauty with appeal to the higher senses. They are more able conveyers of true sentiment than any man-made creations. ; good cents hou ts hour. Siec carpente helpers, 43 Six carp r ing quart fu she Johx Wanted By Tent a whings meke in oil fi 5 validator man and luniteer in Compaay L, Casper Retail ing aalesiiun; six years’ CV_—_—_e_———— Casper Loan Office Will save you money on your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- bag, and Suit : Reliable Phone 804-J. 133 So. Center ses Plants and flowers are nature’s product to send them this year Christmas gifts or New Year’s remem- brances is practical patriotism, It preserves, even in- creases, the Christmas spirit—it interferes with no gov- ernment program—it aids thrift efforts, since plants and flowers are comparatively modest in cost. eeeovececcoeseevonsees: sit our florist’s shop. See for yourself the exquisite gift creations of the floral craft. You’ll be amazed at what may be purchased at a trifling cost. Do you know that by the use of the Forists’ Telegraph Delivery Service you can have your order delivered in any city anywhere in the United States er Canada in 4 few hours? Casper Floral Company 406 SOUTH CENTER F 33 PHONE 872 RED CROSS WAREHOUSE