Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 3

DERIVES NAM. was courtmarshaled and fined for| {if W#8 stopped from 4 or hor If a tani tried to get th i iy ta fei nVTIES. FROM LEGEND WILSON ARRIVE IN PARIS. i. TREE Ree tan Sane ceeeet 16 trom “If you can imagine a city gone “I received by courtmarshal the k. They hit The Lost Soldier oil field in Car-| AT COST OF PAY CHEGK SEND AXES SUE GEO BRRy CU TAE SE rrr ae : {bon county is attracting attention | i French city, so I will have to des- 91.4 Strense! ARS: of aot jfrom far and wide, and the singular- cribe it to you when I get home. 1) same » while the ot} a lity of the name of the field often certainly; the French customs jn1y alk keen onl two-thirds of or st. offense The jutant bse Se rea alas Archibald, son of H.W.) and A w of celebrating. [have jay fir as . ‘ is city, was among) never kis or 5 oj An as ee Tie atta as Gain Postmaster | Eero Meh Bein fhe older iin Ree ss Rein Pont AS was on his ear when he found ten Recorded and Change Will once was ated in that district. _ The annual dinner of the First! son arrived. French officers were © the f rad gone to Paris to nated in see the reception the French pave the , POV/JER Take Place F were not allowed to have liquor in Baptist church will be held Wednes-|teading their blushing brid up to Ares OURANCE Meas Speci ek |p il lace February 1, camp, so one cold night they played ay, February 5th, instead of this) Yanks to be kissed Everybody w Ae. Organs Leen wusnisaulees jure a les etal ays Advices ja game of cards to see which should Week a8 previously announced. ommon level. Yank offic EEI EY . —_——_ zo to Whiskey Gap, 20 miles distant, | went up the stre United States Judge Atkinson Quantities Permitted in} Accorting 1d unofficial advices ary wot ge takes, Gap, 20 miles distant, CnTUTE cheg Grea oo rangements have been made for’ the | left for Whiskey Gap and has never Homes; Easy Sailing’ to|inccaton of Wo Seat arti | bean heard of Since Thence the name M k 5 g | ieeen ne of Lost Soldier for the oil field. ar! I aw’ s | naction z ary postmaster to succeed J. S./ ees een Yan Doren wno has resigned on au (Special to The Tribune.) {count of the laxity of co-operation | MEMORIAL PLANNED FOR £ “ cation. The only place in Colorado iwane acy S _ Tb . on the part of the federal postoffice | every nickel spent at our shop for Butter Milk keeps where the Genui x i CHEYENNE, Jan. 29.—With the ‘authorities, to take effect February i. | FOUNDER OF RED CROSS 4 i E : ee i ee . | Ss among Cor. Eighteenth and Curtis Sts. gist b the fact DENVER, COLO. seat erer ate : 1 Of LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS | ganic iron and cured by a scientific course of medi, | Pctons often fa fate of the Hardin’ prohibition bill Mr. Sproul’s bond for the office has | 5 Sater = tically, settled, and at least Lee" approved and forwarded to! PE UADEDEHTS (Jon 728 Aung i H now practically se! » and at least Washington. While no official orders | {nal memorial for Clara Barton, LU er ower of the disposed of by the house, the Fif-/for the installation have been receiv. f0Under of the American Red Cross, SANTAL BLADDER teenth legislature: will now buckle | eq it is unofficially reported ut the 18 Proposed. . aah ras ; CAPSULES 24 HOURS down to some hard work on other ’ | Christmas day, 1912, will be the Butter, fresh made, salted or unsalted, lb., 60c Important matters. It has been im. postoffice here that the temporary 100th anniversary of her birth at possible to Bet to work on maethine order sii Me eeceiyed ney ingthe Oxford, Mass id H. Wright, an Strictly fresh re-candled eggs, 70c, two for $1.35. else as Jong as the prohibition matter 4,...,,,. i attorney of this city, and author of SEC Alans "“OTtee 28 for was unsettled, altho committees have Rermatien! este or 8 also rumor- a book of poems “Under the Red Butter shop special roasted coffee, Ib., 35¢, 3 for $1.00. = been masking some @eogress and have pec sore Cross,” is fathering the movement. + We sell butter milk by the glass, quarts or gallons. $s whipped other important bills into, _We will buy your second hand fur- Senator Lodge, from Miss Barton’s Milk and cream at all times. 2. 8 to. thei shape. | niturelandinavanieiesthinarlatiovices| mativeustate\ehasy beenbaavedyitol ans sual eines, $ TIME SAVED IN BOILER that at Cole pe ee: eatte of the pro-| Phone 249. 121 West First st. troduce a bill providing for the erec Whipping cream every Saturday and Sunday. > REPAIRS Vicaiin bone ion ru the house came 1-18-26 | tion in the Hall of Fame in the capi- = aa > F tai the : yesterday afternoon when the section ————— ‘ tol at Washington a memorial on Our Cottage Cheese is delicious. <: article un I they erca | eintosti : jo not wich t Gcating the office 1of Prohibition NOTICE statue in her memory, 2 Welvecently, aavedutheensie to the ‘trouble ef - L | * Sy nnaticen eer gettin cies Ear pS La ea ere Natrona Butter Shop $ Bear Oil Company, a three $f days that the wets would center their,the home of Mrs. E. R. Collier, 815 bY medical scier sre that women weeks’ shutdown by welding a opposition on this feature, and if pos-|So. Center on Wednesday afternoon go to sleep levs quickly than men, but 112 North Durbin—Phone 943 cracked mud ring, — calking ible knock out the section—thereby ‘E 1 lly and, if i rmal i i verybody welcome. 1-28-1t* | Sleep more soundly and, if in norma! edges, cutting a man-hole in the Pi forcing the bill to be recommitted, wooo health, sleep longer. . 7 i Hae ARON Tacs ae ep | 5 top of a boiler permitting the aud drone Ter eEne LOE toil in the few wee as many of its references to that “retail quantities” is meant less than official would necessitate a re-writ- a gallon. So that with this amend- ing of the measure. When this sec- ment many who’ had opposed the bill tion was reached late yesterday, how-| because they feared their homes ever, not a soul piped—and it went| might be searched and ‘their bottle thru without a murmur of objection|seized are satisfied. that I have been fol- boiler tubes to be cleaned with- eee oem age fron lowing the very simple out removing the tubes. FA After ine | directions for na Bee ry eee results produce the tubes were cleaned the $/ Nussted tron and tts widespread gale’ Ge be= e cut out was welded in ing estimated that over three million people 2 annually are to-day it), has led to the i i mn mn or criticism from any source. Another important amendment was , , ~ ° Fi leaving the sheeet in its ficring of numerous su satitutes; and these As a matter’ of fact, opposition to a provision requiring all complain- Kelly Springfield Tires guaranteed 6000 miles, Ford original strength. ? tore ev Srehcenenat Laer Rae in. medicines no feature of the bill in its course!ants to appear in person to testify thru the house has numbered greater! against the accused—requiring the than a baker’s dozen, and the per-- accuser to make himself known—and spnnel of this opposition so changed | making such: person answerable in with the different amendments as to| damages in case the accused is able * disclose the entire absence of any or-| to prove his innocence. This amend- We can do the same for you Mr. Oil Company. sizes 7500 miles. We live right here. They are made to h ma more harm than good. mn of the above i: We will save you from one- make good and we make them good. ganized opposition to the Hardin| ment was offered by Thomas Hunter. half to one-third the time it will ue _ Gout popes dale ee bill. The same wild rumors may be This is expected.to. act.as a bar to take for any other process in 1 King, New Yorks Epyaiciae > F 5 = ql : f nd others, so that th heard relative to the bill’s course malicious prosecutions or the fi ing making repairs Te Cae taraeed sam teu entices thru the senate, but those who have, of complaints-by over enthus given the situation more than the. reformers. ° once-over feel certain the oppositions An amendment ‘to Section 2- of- in that body will be even less than in! fered by Kally sought to define alco- the house, particularly since the! holic liquids containing more’ than amendments have been made. Yone and one-half. percent of alcohol. Important amendments to the}/ This was taken under advisement by Smheasure made in the house yesterday | the committee, and is expecicd to be afternoon apparently took the sting | accepted. out of the measure as far as the ma-| The senate cheered the hearts of jority of its cri were concérned, |the fish fans yesterday by amendin when Section 25 was changed jto-per- “the Cody and’ Evanston-fish haching mit the “retention” of liquors in pri- shed bill.to $5,000 each. The hou: vate families in retail quantities. The had previously cut these two items t« bill in other sections specifies that by $2.5 the use of meta it bat it is N ng as good ag Nuxatet All Welds Guaranteed many people do not know Oxy-Acetylene Weld- 3 i3i"ite'you" oi. Stairs, tS 8 ed, | Next take THE CASPER SUPPLY COMPANY Corner Center and Linden Phone 913 9 1 6 N nated Tron three s fier meals for two Ing Shop ‘i t irength and see how much ated Tron, which ie 118 S. 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No. 15—Mahogany Russia Calf, English; this season’s latest, > = TO THE PEOPLE OF CASPER AND VICINITY Ra ar ae te a a us ($6:75 The Bootery wishes to thank you one and all ig for the wonderful patronage you have given us the | No. 6—Black Vici, welt Blucher; a shoe we can’t duplicate; $4 95 first year of our business in Casper. $6.00, cut to : e Therefore we are going to celebrate our first birthday by giving you in return some of the most | No. 17—Tan Veal Calf Army Shoe; Goodyear welt; the best $5 15 remarkable Shoe bargains we have ever offered. We | value in Casper, bar none, at_______- must have our shop cleared of all short lines before |; the spring Shoes arrive. So don’t pass this wonder- | Yes, Boys’ Army and Dress Shoes, 2 to 6 sizes; ful Shoe buying opportunity. special, _ No. 98—Battleship Gray, all kid, Louis heel; lar. shade ; $12.00, ent to --. $9.75 | No. X1—Oyster Gray, all kid, covered heel, Pree es $7.75 No. 92—Havana Brown, kid, Field Mouse, kid top, leather Louis heel; '$12.00;cutito-x=- 5 $9.75 No. 76—Mahogany Brown, all kid, hand- made, leather Louis heels; a $12.00 value, cut to $9.75 No. 17—-All tan Rus- $12.00 value, cut to _---__ sia, Cuban heel; a No. X6—Dark French Gray kid, welt sole, $10.00 value leather Louis heel, $11.50 $9. 25 cut regular; cut to ~---- _to - _ $7. 75 No. 60—All Russia calf, Military heels: a -real Shoe for street; $8. 7 $11.00, cut to _ No. X8—Dark Russia Calf Walking Boot; this is our $6. 75 | special at mete) eae ee eee eee ee Shop Early 20% discount on Men’s Buckle Overshoes While the Sizes are Better One lot Pearl Gray Field Mouse Havana Brown kid, all with cloth top, small sizes only, up to $7.50, _ ti $4.75 cut to No. 75—Black Mat Kid, leather Louis heel; our special $6.75 offering at _----------- Extra—A large number of odd pairs, dif- 3. .. ferent sizes, at a big reduction. 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