Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1919, Page 8

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE nile WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1919 Hee ee ee ee NR 1G W Paris, those that before th Lay i N - TRONA STILL | DRAGGING WITH MER H iff Br \ CHA ES WI lI AE inanaciere! noe ates one eee 1G AST YEA R’S W. S. S: QUOTA A T Hy A Sora He been vataying homes since fill up several thousand of the hotel: However, all the hotels thus ccounted fo bably t ex- and rooming houses. BEGINNING OF YEAR, IS REPORT Ace ges 30 in number. | ‘Then there are at all times abou: _ More serious element in the situa- 6,000 French officers, 8,000 American | tion is the hunglreds of thousands 01 officers and big cqntingents of En. efugees from Belgium, nortuern) |... jE ae Steere to igen ease Capital to Utah Shale and Oil Corporation| France, Serbia, Italy and other in- sf st ee ele and Serbia: ( C e Pres vaded countries, many of whom have 0% n Paris on-leave $10,000,000 ae esented Maps Out Big Development | cen making their homes in Paris| Recently the situation for thes at Annual Meetii Program There. * ince the beginning of the war. While has become so acute that a socict ~ it is now possible for these to re-| has been organized among the wea). 7 the first complete com-| turn to their homes, most of them thiest French families to place room stoc, |mercial oil shale plant in this country prefer to remain. in Paris, where in homes at the disposal of America 10,000,000. Kar: |i! be built by the Utah Shale and they are sure of getting enough officers on leave. Z ORR corperation whieh is oer by |) ——————————— and other offi- joeal men and has in its stockholder eererneaeig inel some of the most prominent men and financiers in the country. Quota 2 76,900.00 ie 120,000.00 Oil corpo to in- Probs authoriz 109,000 to ler, preid s of the compa: : 38,000.00 gs oes 68,000.00 s enias ts 8s ¢ Soaeaine AMERICAN HOTE = 108,000.00 -| po ansactions, | ¢ re 202,000.00 320,000.00 in Denver|/The plant according to present plans { am 140,000.00 stated tat had been ar. | Will be buflt at Watson, Utah, for the Amcricen Cafe in Connection 720.000.00 purpose of commerce ng the vast Cor rrr erty =e Me ranged. tracts of shale in western Colorado : = soeaee2s 7114 /000100 ‘The annual meting of the company |and Utah. Under new management. Rooms, all newly decorated, ; 00 00 20,000.00 is to he folde r: the n hot and cold water. Rates by the Weck |: American Hotel and Cafe Co. i the stock-| C, W. Sparr, vice president and‘ » asked to approve | managing director of the company a | we per man leaves this 2 2 10,000.00 ‘Only ssue will evening for Washington where he w 174,000.00 be off ription in the | ult with representatives cf the i ho eas bi tastete near fr understood that 5. Bureau of Mir x i ~ 110,000.00 a ae Py okk a : 148 S. €enter Street ee 106,000.00 € 3 1 the ere: is working ».1,000.00 sae 106,000.00 Soa 9505000500) 5 EERE KAHL NEHER HEIR LIKI AA ELENA LENA Fo He He eo The proceeds from ale of th tock, it is understood will be | tc See cote i new Sane ita CALIFCRNIA GRAPEFRUIT Benno ti tee vt $8,000,000.00 $1,432, aa ai THREE FOR .............. Fee oe tas ee 25¢e s a close ca a share of sto¢k on th all being closely held i and well Chicago nm PEACE CONFERENCES TAKE LONG sir TIME AND PARIS MEETING IS Buy them by Dozen or Box. They are healthful, 2 op-| me refreshi a a 4 field in ths |t refreshing and appetizing far the |N ratiot Oranges are at their best at this season of the yez 7 a ration bona ean g best a iS seasor e year, Ha NOT LIKELY TO BREA K RECORD or ae abe Big Muay | Ie sivenshale very juicy and sweet h : é r the discovery well drille: [hea y that are con. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 18. RGHREGaI* Meriton radeaeoe in Tes Oklahoma. LARGE, SWEET, JUICY CALIFORNIA re-| The that Pr eae Wilson i éhat time the/only.W. the plans 1e-erection of CRANGES, PER DOZEN .................. e ted coming he me does not signify that the ll on the structure. The capi-|the plant are completed and the pl ; pancelin : 000 shares of a pai | built, the com will be on a div . ale he i Til Oenieheaaanete § listed'on che |dend payin from the oil invest- Special Priccs by the Box » now in ses hed with contra er ot the , | ments that ae e peer en made. s it would t ent, for simi t, none of x tesent confer nnce almost inv ger period than ear the price h es cieeese MOMS AE HAD TET SSW ARS, OE 200 Produe —_—_—_—_—-_ CITY FRUIT MARKET Telephone 247 Two Stores 114 South Wolcott 151 South Center not be able to ¢ on to completion of size or impor 1T OUE - j one UP FOR HE, TIME < of months battling with the policemen. They uled Cottin. r as reported later that the bullet inter cdeed near the spine and it is feared the wound is more dangercus x CREE REDT EERE EREREKLARARNARNANARRERED EAR EDE BM EN SHAKEN NN NNR AW NAR MK RANKER RERERR EERE ES ption which ended Napoleon was finally total length of the ienna was fre June, 1815. y HENRY WOOD (United Press Staff Correspondent.) PARIS. (By Mail.) Though aris has 15,400 hotels and rooming 8, with an additional 8,500 in iF i 1 was first ennounced, especialiv « developias. Peace crence’s operation, it 1 of Utrecht, which Pee Aine RE immediate suburbs, a room is Y ) > oO 1 « long w of . = to be had at the present time of pe for love or money. The French government has tact- fully invited everybody who was coming to the peace conference wind.” merely out of curi y, to please and other i I ) ernie com some other time. Orders have « of meet a draft.”"—Boston T been issued to the French consular ‘ } v t ands diploma all over the z the f f vic Another not Could He!— ; ons who can demonstrate that othe rly all of the pr I wrote Jack in my las ‘ n which no ity for powers congre of hot to a ch on the y The con- , 1748, See rate in October, propLE OF GOOD JUDGMEN) > lasted about ay, arEiceMOTmOuL ng i KIDDE Kars Sizes, 2 3, 4 to some to perfectly natural ‘ shave rgest hot been used as hospi beginning of the lothes ing sers iter date, the 7 a are \ t and under-min- h governr Thompson, Prox the and Premier bsene more recently over by the 4 Bue (Chi Na 8G d Fibs and various depa rtn the administrative offices of the Holmes Hardware Co. much mor? —Cotton, who @PID TS DIIGO IGC OO 0090005 90900099 609009 O0O 99 OO SOOT SOO V Ee 9 SOOO 999050 009000900006900500 9006 00000500000500000005 00 eli reun ashir i Casper, Wyo. Phone 601 anaeth American eaeencianany force a ie t of the hotels thus taken have have been the largest and most ¢ AEA ROAD ASTRA Apa an nnn ne led HENAN Re line the d the war betw American wa ssors, to wh added the hope that it ¥ lasting effect. PEST VENTILAT- FED THEATER !N THE STATE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES One can be sure iheed will be fresh ~clothes fit to wear—at the end of the journey. watines TOMORROW NIGHT auline Frederick —— iN “RESURRECTION” A Powerful Theme, Intensely Dramatic Picture Depicting Dainty frocks are ready to put on as you take them from our wardrobe. 5 Our Travel Goods are super). There are wardrobe trunks commodious enough » house a complete wardrobe and keep it spic an/l span—suit cases, beautifully fin- i hate and roomy beyond belief—and sturdy, handsome bags for the short trip—the necessities of travel. 3 ....§15.00 and up SuitiCasesspricediat (nk gia atnc leno ie pane 2.25 and up « Trunks priced at... Y PLANNED! 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