Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 6

Page 6 THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919 MANY SLAIN AND TiARDIN BILL 1S. LUNCHEON TO BE 25 SCHOOLS OF . HURT IN BEREIN REOPENED TODAY HELD THIS. WEEK STREET BATTLE, NEWS CENSORED Spartacan Disorder Breaks Out Anew; Eichhorn Directs Rebel Forces (By Associated Press.) ZURICH, Feb. 10.—Spartacan dis- orders of grave nature broke out in Berlin Saturday, according to ad- vices received here. Soldiers and sailors commanded by former Chief of Police Eichhorn are reported to have occupied Alexander Platz and government troops opened fire upon them. Eight persons were killed and 40 injured. German censorship is withholding de of the trouble. SCORE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN FIGHTING BERLIN, Feb. 10.—Five were killed and a dozen wounded when civilians opposed government troops searching for weapons. POLES WILL DEFEND PROVINCE OF POSEN BERLIN, Feb. 19.---The have refused the German demand to withdraw troops from the Posen Province and have called all Poles of military age to the colors to de- fend that territory. THREE. IN JAIL FOR THEFT OF LIQUOR, CHARGE Burglary and Grand Larceny Charges Brought Against Burl- ington Employes for Rifling Shipments Here Camouflage as applied to ecrimin- ality is the cause of O. F. Toler, F. P. Mizer and C. R. Davis, all em-| ployes of the operating department of the Burlington railroad, langu ing in the county jail here awai trial on two counts of burglary and grand larceny in connection with the recent theft of $225 worth of liquor from cars in the local yards to which they have all conf responsibil-! ity. Toler was the first of the trio to Jand in jail, it being rumored that he participated to freely in the bottled bond and talked w ut caution. A thoro search of h made but without r Kilgore, cap! Roberts, « spe ington camouf lowe employes of the 2 ng cused man and went to the prisoner's home to remove the bottled evidence of his crime. The wife ter showing in- credulity, which w overcome by suave persuasion, led the way to the cache. trolman Brown was pliec | guard ov he bottled goods pendi the confession of Toler in which the other were im The y hearin staged before J r noon 3 probable over to the court for f H. J. R after having sect of the men r way compan fined to the than movin court at Cheyenne FAILURE OF STOCKMEN TO RECORD BRANDS 16 HOLDING UP $30,000 held by the at South Om board of liv omr ioners her beca of the fail 3 ockmen to rd theis brands. Since April 1 last $106,000 has been turned over to Wyomiis, cattlemen from the of sold in The omi requ the ig of all t : and provide for failure to do so. clause has nev: a Thomzs B tive of the which has rermono! asper for chasing casings and oth lant upon a drilling. campaign. which is to be inaugurated by the ” vompany in the fields in the Thermo polis vicinity. — ee Poles ¢. | reports S tary f ~ holdings in Carb y and an nounc f ready to sien th agreement drawn up by Tex Rickard | who promoting a bout in which] , Dempsey will be the contended fo ] agreement w IN THE SENATE Report That Two Per Cent Clause May Be Attackekd but Senti- ment Favors Passing of Bill as It Stands (Sovecial to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 10.— The Hardin prohibition bill was re- ported in the senate this morning. No action is likely before tomorrow and it is uncertain whether it will be amended or not. It is rumored that the 2 per cent ¢ tacked but it is believed it will stand. The senate today passed on sec- ond reading and without amendment the game and fish bill. The bill pro- viding for fish hatching sheds in Park and and Unita counties were pass and are now before the governor. The house committee of the whole y recommended the p: Bill No. tion of irrigation districts. DUTTON-STALEY PURCHASE WIRE LEASE—DENVER| An important deal of inteerst ir local market and oil circles was cts minated Saturday when the Dutton Stanley company contracted to take over the Ryan & Co., leased wire for market reports. The new wire will eb under the supervision Meaney, the genial night manager o¢ the Western Union company here, for the past several years. Local oil stocks with boosts for Wyoming etnreprsies will be the fea-| ture of the new endeavor which is primarily for th purpose of getting a more close touch between Caspei | and Oenver markets.. will be run directl, Ranger, Tex thru Denver sc » new Texas interests which y identified with Wyoming capital will receive close connection. with local trading markets. M 1 y states that the keynote will be to give the most t serviceable possible a that he will maintain close touch with all markets throughout the oil belt of the country not only featuring stock news, but reliable and authentic of activity in drilling and production, CIRCLE OIL COMPANY 1 INCORPORATED, CHEYENNE Wyo., Feb. 10.— The Circle Oil company A branch line al.) capital stock ticles of incorporation with the secre of state. Its dircetors are P. er Thompson, John P: Cc. H. Durham and W. € The company will develo; , Sweetwaetr an? nd will have Fremont counti branch offic DEMPSEY GOES TOGOTHAMTO |, SIGN FOR BOUT Press i 10.—Jack | t| will be present and address the diner: of Thos. | to Wichita Falls| $1,000,000, has filed ar-} E. S | DENVER CLOSED BY ENGINEERS (By Associated Press.) DENVER, Feb. 10.—Twenty-five of the city’s 65 public schools were closed today as a result of the strike of stationary engineers employed by the school district which became ef- fective this morning. The failure of the school board to meet the demands of the engineers for increased salaries resulted in the calling of the strike. Two of the four high schools con- ducted classes. ORPHAN TRADED FOR COW WITH CASH ‘TO BOOT’ [By Ansocinted Prean} MARIETTA, Ga., Feb. 10.—In- vestigation of charges that Mrs. Naomi Campbell, head of thé Or- phans’ Home here, hed traded a girl inmate for $30 and a cow was begun today by Solicitor General Dorsey. The charge developed after the woman in connection with a general inquiry relating to treat- ment of the children of the institu- tion. U8. MINISTERS URGED TO DIREGT CAMPAIGN AGRINST SOCIAL EVIL WASHINGTON (By Mail.) — As a step in a_ nation-wide cam- paign against the social evil, min isters and church leaders are urged in a pamphlet issued by the United States Public Health Service to ob- Dep William GA qiStecher jidirector: serve February 23 as Health Sunday of physical education in the Phila- with special scrmons and meetings delphia public schools, agrees with that day devoted to discussion of Mrs. Mensendick that dresses which jeans of improving morals. made women answer to that descrip- ™‘Scnarate meetings for men and tion are in style but he asserts that women are suggested to consider there is no danger that they will climination of vice districts, educa- BY BUSINESSMEN Series of Luncheons to be Ushered in Wednesday at Meeting Ad- dressed by Express Com- pany Route Agent Wednesday will marke the begin- ning of a series of weekly or bi-week y luncheons to be given by the Cas Chamber of Commerce for the sion of topics of current inter- Arrangements for the luncheon re made today by Secretary George on, of the org: tion, who au- ‘thorized the announcement that the meal would be served at the Hennin» at 12:30 sharp and all members of the chamber together with other business- men interested will be expected te attend. G. C. Long, route agent for the American Railway Express company p diseu: campaign inaugurated this week by the authorities. This movement re lates to the proper marking of pack ages and other features that will tend to expedite the movement of goods a matter of parumount importance tc tall shippers. | At this luncheon a vote also will be} aken as to whether regular luncheons hare to be held every week or two weeks. |\NEW FASHIONS | WILL DEVELOP ‘KNOCK-KNEES” | PHILADELPHIA—(By Mail.) — Dresses which many women now are wearing are causing them to become “knock-kneed, knock-armed and sway- backed,” says Milton Mensendick in an address before the Twentieth Cen- turv club. on the details of an improvement| | | 1 | | "| become permanently disabled by their tion of children, the organization of efforts to conform to the new fash- 4 permanent community committee | ions. to improve civic conditions and to There is nothing the matter with provide wholesale recreation, espe- woman’s frame of body. but there is cially for returning soldiers. with her frame of mind, he said. In “The public health campaign is a other words, she is not knock-kneed, community task,” said the Public etc., because she can’t help it but Health Service’s announcement. “The | Tather because she wants to be in church, as an important part of the fashion. community should not fail to help in “Dr. Celia Mosher of Leland Stand- this important work. | ford University says all of a woman’s “Your whole community will be at | museles can be developed to be as the station ‘when the boys come | strong as those of a man,” adds Dr. marching home.” Are you making | Stecher. ‘Women are men’s mus- sure that the profiteers of vice are cular inferiors ten to thirty-three per not planning to take advantage of cent, statistics say. This is due to the days of festivity to dishonor | no innate disability, but to woman’s them before they get settled again in | dress and to traditional ideas re- the normal of life? Are you garding modest, feminine exercise. sure that demobilization will not “On the other hand, men are) mein demoralization? women’s inferiors when it comes to, “Cities and towns thruout the feeling the cold. Everybody knows country now face a most important how long a woman can remain in er'sis. Under control of the mil bathing, and how scant her clothing ta uthorities four million soldie: may be in winter, and yet she does and sailors received greater protec- We will buy your second hand fur- |niture and pay highest market | Phone 249. 121 West First st. | 1-13-26. |TEUTONS SEND | FIRST WORD TO | RELATIVES HERE i === | COBLENZ.—Thousands of resin ‘dents of Coblenz have relatives or % | friends in the United States and dur- jing the first few weeks of American! | occupation there was a line of Ger-' mans every day at the army post-! | office with letters for those across the |Atlantic. The Germans had gained |the false impression that they could | communicate with people in the Unit- {ed States by use of the army’s mair | Service. The residents of Coblenz and othe | towns in this vicinity continued to |stream into the United States branch postoffice each day in such numbers that eventually, at the request of the oe Coat soefeaso-' Oo ode Roegoeto M% wee, The Alter Rosary society will serve price.|dinner from 5, to 8 Wednesday at the Mullin club. $1 per plate. 2-3-4t > | eeteatedtoe POP Oo deeper ee ‘ Ooo ogee SO¢ + co CIRCUS IN TOWN: Clowns, Acrobats, Red Lemonade and the Bearded Lady LYRIC TODAY ? *o-ofo-' iM ? fo afe aBo-aSo-sfo-ote sf RS oes ev? ee? : f the So 3, authorities, notices were published ¥ bosd in the German newspapers explain-| % ox Mr “ote. <to-stostot e \ing that no German mail was being received for the United States. Ameri- ,cans of the Army of Occupation are ? 922 HOOP LA iM oun, — |not allowed to use the German mails % With < jfor comunication with enemy sub- | % ' rx | jects residing either within or without ee the occupied. zone. BILLY RHODES i es a ~~ ee | H. C. Bretschneider, general man- ager of the Franco-Wyoming Oil compan yand the Cactus Petroleum company is a business visitor in Chey- jenne where important developments K? soefo-aSo-efeotet ? ? 1M Musty Suffer Comedy Ten-Reel Show 1M ? M% e vo-ofo-oSo-aSe-eSo-ele-ese-ete-e, 1% of poster Colorado oi] fic’ds are $ .. Also $ ee ——-— $ Physical Culture and Wrestling Exhibition % REFINERY WORKERS, ATTEN- °° 4 KR? ¢ TION by The Membership Committee of the Oil Field, Gas Well and _ Refinery Workers will be found at Room © iM of the World OUOO.O4, oe, $ Geo. McCleod, Champion lightweight wrestler & x American Hotel (formerly the Rhino ad ; ceros) every evening after 7 o'clock. @@ od | Please call. COMMITTEE. p RS | 2-10-4t | Po Peto te ete tote tote dete Moke tom Posto NSP so-so a5o oho ee eSe eee eSe-ase tSe-ace-45r-45o-ace-eSo-ine eestor sie so-etosto-steete | Don't Fail to Attend the LEADER SALE PODDO®S ©2000 0OO00P CROWDED FOR ROOM All remaining Winter Merchandise must be closel out, regardless of cost. Our store is now packed with a new line of Spring Merchandise. posit secures any article until wanted. We advise early selections. A small de- &9OO8O9O9890O THE LEADE 146 EAST SECOND S1tREET not die of expos MEXICAN ARMY OFFICIALS WILL RECEIVE DISCHARGE: MEXICO CITY.—It is e-pected at more than 50 of the higher offi- ls of the Mexican army soon vill released from service. General Benjamin Bouchez, chief of the new general staff, virtually has concluded an examination into the, records and qualifications and soon will submit his conclusions to President Car- ranza. 5 4 sight champic be a meetin Now Jersey ed the articles of med. —>_ ROYALISTS LOSE TO REPUBLICANS | IN TWO BATTLES: WASHINGTON, hances for a four-year immigrati velusion bill coming up at this on of concress is virtually nil. — - SERMAN CRAFT ARE TAKEN which it is expec 1 be Feb. 10.—The | Germany.—Six tug} elve other craft have| h requisitioned by the American | Third Army to patrol the Rhine! river in the area occupied by the| Americans, A lieutenant and from| eight to fifteen United States ma- rines have been placed on each | boat but the German operatiag crews | have been retained. The patrol boats | flying the American flag dart up and! down the river all day directing the traffic. COBL boats and t errr PATRIOTIC TEA | | | | | Ibe given at the home of Mrs. | J. S. Mechling, 736 So. Durbin, Wed: esday, Feb, 12, from 3 to 6. Public cordially invited to attend. 2-10-2t!| | tion against diseases than they ro ceived before the war in civil life. The federal government must of ll necessity in the next few months give up war time control. It is the social responsibility of cities and towns to make their communities fit places to receive the returning sol- dicrs.” The Public Health Service has pre- pared a program of procedure for community organizations, with par- ticular reference to the churches’ participation. =e Tribune Wantane are wonders. How Is Your Car Looking Auto and Furniture J. Verbel We do first-class Auto painting and Upholstering; also Top building and Furniture upholstering. WORK ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Second Floor Shockley Garage Phone 123 and ask for Painting and Trimming Departmeni This Spring?- Painting Company John Peterson Sh Casper, RICHARDS & effort to-secure the mers. Yours, New York, N. Y, Feb. 8, 1919. Wyo. Arrived here Friday Evening, spent all of Saturday in retail district. The stores are laden with the most attrac- tive merchandise for women’s wear, some of which will be seen in our store ata very early date. Will make every W. G. PERKINS CUNNINGHAM Tickets on sale sta best for our custo- OF Don’t Miss It i pita AAMOI FOR THE : i BIG MINSTREL SHOW Given Under Auspices Of Casper Lodge B. P. 0. E. No. 1353 TUESDAY FEB. 18 rting 10 o’clock a. m. Wednesday, Feb. 12, at Iris Ticket Office. Open 10to12in forenoon and also afternoons and evenings. THE THEATRICAL EVENT THE SEASON NA a = Get Your Tickets Early Tickets $1.00 and $1.50 = VA