Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1919, Page 2

Page Twe THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY _FERRUARY 26, ‘1919 The Casper Daly Tribune wi “rlabie seine concer, in- | The Jack Pot | | Today’s Events ‘|| UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING PA YS |? then the lieutenant slipped ‘over EER SEG gate Wage eof sing the ld eck, o rut , : TRIBUTE TO LOYAL HEROES IN ( 2t,cf Sesevre! sd eric [patculecsrvieveninavexcent sunday Se A ty cation offices: Oil Exchange BUNGINE. ing the honeyed words of the pro-. Harried Poland necded a compover.| The Manitoba Horticultural and E | flat on his stomach down the ravine. BUSINESS TELEPHONE.........- |Forestry association opens its annual |The Germans discovered him almost ace Colorado Springs Gazette. convention today at Winnipes. MEMORIAL BULLETIN PUBLISHED jt once. Back in the American Mheretmayanor bortholenmeiwavc = 8 @ New Orleans is to be the meeting i trenches the Sammies watched breath- fi It may be that we had this year's Place today of the annual conference’, 5 oi tae s jlessly, firing as far as they could a of the National Association of ..- War Service of the University of ———_——-__.— | barrage to protect the slow-moving surance Agents. Wyoming” is an attractive booklet Captain Constant Louis Irwin, the| |offcer. In some miraculous way, the satisfying sense of solid security in Under the auspices of the Academy issued by the state institution as @ grst American to be voted a congres-| lieutenant reached his man and the OF course a cat may look at a king, of Arts and Letters a celebration of memorial tribute to sons of the sional medal of honor for conspicu-| two turned back, scuttling along close zo the James Russell Lowell centenary School, living and dead, who offered ous bravery in the world war, is giv- to the ground with bullets cutting the ~ will be inaugurated in New Yor their service to their country in the en prominent place. Captain Irwin, high weeds all about them. They Enter at Casper (Wyoming) P: as second Nov ; of patriotic enthusiasm to help float the Victory loan, but there will be a Winter last wintdr.—Detroit News. dent and Editor! * # # y Editor Business Mavager the investment which ‘will go far B. GR nt 1. Associate KE SS ae a i i av ry. ic THOS DAILY Advertisiis Manage! foroiteetcthic. “Dheibuver offa _ but it will have to hurry.—Chic : Daily News. tory bond is secure in a feat accom- night with a dinner 2 Advertining, - hour of its need. A committee of jt wif be remembered, is a resident made the trip safely and were .wel- Daw a eee nf 2 : See hoe aed ton. 2 which Grace Raymond Hebard is the of Meeteetse, Wyo. The following de- comed back with cheers and yells, Ray Higgins, plished. It is not a gamble, it is a John Barleycorn naturally thinks) The National Farmers’ Association, chairman compiled the matter and scription of the deed which brot The lieutenant who thus braved the Denver, ¢ wilt-edxed security; and there is the pational prohibition is a rum go.— Which aims at a federation of all the it is dedicated him the medal is taken from the bulle- dangers of no man’s land to rescue Kandigethe s bank to help pay arkansas Gazett prominent farmers’ organizations in _ “To/those fathers and mothers of tin, y jone of his own ‘boys’ is a graduate One Year . fox thoibonde acy oe " ©: America, will meet in Kansas City Wyoming who saw and comprehended = «The exploit took place in broad of the University of Wyoimng.” Six Months . Se ORE. hae ee today for its fourth annualconven- that the issues at stake between au- daylight.’ The lieutenant had led a. Qn Month .. pees 85 ns — What is to become of the bar-|tion. tocracy and democracy were funda- night patrol. He and his men already | mail accepted for THE HOME COMMUNITY CENTER. keepers? y. Make them revenue The temporary general executive mental, this little record is dedicated. had been on duty thirteen hours in : ree ton ia neat reste reas board of the Industrial Workers of To such, honor was more than in- the trenches. They crawled out over | Natrona Fuel Co 2 Daily ‘Tribune will not Qye of the greatest benefits the — NCaE° Tribune: the World is to-meet in Chicago to- come; loyalty more than leisure; po man’s land and lay flat listening 2 re delivery after subscription be- mes one month in arrears. Phone 949. J. L. Biedermann, prop. GEBO COAL COKE WwooD eae day to consider the advisability ot home more than happiness; service for German patrols. One Sam-ny, ut- on says the American calling a national convention of the ance? ten sacrifice ; liberty more ten terly exhausted by the day's work A i peas ife. Thes Y t only themselves i f the night, fe’l| melting pot” has bec ae _ organization for the near future. ife ese gave no’! y the and the exertions of the nig! e melting Spo as becomeia caldron. Important problems relating to th, and the products of their industry. asleep in a shell hole close to tel Yes, and it needs skimming. too.—- war, demobilization and reconstruc. but that which are dearer to them eae wire entanglements. Omaha Bee. tion are to be dealt with at the - than life itself—their sons. With “When the American patrol etait country h received from the war is 4 Marcos Member of the Associated Preans the growth of the community idea. The Associated Press is exclusively cpio entitled to the use for republication of Community interest all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and out of community of labor. A now also the local news published herein. has developed sense of common social responsibili ee cyphers ond session of the thirteenth Parl ust pe courere which eancutics ed to its own lines just before dawn City effice 157 So. Center St. te i Seah se tion Cblona! Sars aeons , {ment of Canada, which will be open- ‘uman life they pursued that course the man’s absence was not imme- 5 SHYLOCK JAPAN. ty came in the auceess{uy operation| Colonel House is one delegate the! -4 at Ottawa today with the custom: which enabled’ them) to walk with diately discaversd: 1 tea ABER Gen. Office 5th and Beech sts. of the social centers in and near the Versailles conference will never grow ary ceremonies. their heads erect, facing with calm daynight revealed all of the tangled; v amps. It is generally fel tired listening to—Arkansas Gazette., Admiral Viscount Jellico is to start determination all the soul-stunning weeds and holes of no man’s land pound of flesh at the peace table, she that this spirit should continue to be eo 8 on his tour of the British Empire to- possibilities of the most ferocious that a count disclosed one man 1:v- Beat eas ; pe pty day, the purpose of which will be tu warfare in human history. Anguish sent, Then the lieutenant, swe2p- . that the The Siberian railroad is losing only enable him to consult and advise the was suppressed and bleeding hearts 3 every inch of the ground attr Casper Loan Office If Japan keeps on claiming her training will do so at her own ris a part of our national life, Japan Was admitted to the confer- community center should Become 2 49,000,000 a month, but it may governments of Australia, India, } were concealed in the joy of self- his glasses, located the missing Sam- Will save you money on ; ality with (sreater factor in the social life of the *#teb up with our speed, some day.— | Zealand, da and South Africa sacrificing service to the end that my tucked away in a crater. it was | your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- ence on terms of equality with greater factor in the soci e 0 e RC ae at Mee on matters of naval defense. i freedom of personal and national life about the same Yninute that the Ge-. bag, and Suitcases : : : America, Britain, France and Italy. big city or small town. p Evening Sun. Rehabilitation of wounded soldiers. might not perish from the earth.” mang discovered him, too. | Reliable * This was the greatest compliment This is undoubtedly a geod idea for’. ae, ebave : industrialiiraining fou workersunywet President Pens Dedication “The soldier crouched in his haven ] Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centor I lavesnalte ali The ex-kaiser’s sudden devotion to industries, agricultural and commer This dedication was from the pen‘while the Boches loosed their ma-| qverspsid to.thers ana nese! government ae i eta ene *0 &™ literary pursuits looks suspiciously ‘i#l edveations! ocational momremnie of Aven Nelson, president of the uni-|chine guns, and also began hurling | — 3 rople. vas tacit recognition minate snobbery and classism, and |. : ~ ing and household management, auc versity. follows immedi: y Fi ie i a desl cenie: He was taaterecoes tio niiates Ike belaea attempt to vwrte ie Nf Ad Nowschold manskement, id versity. It follows immediately, the| grenades at him. ‘His ietenant, is | { WANT YOUR BRICK WORK | of what Japan has so long coveted— continue to bring pcople togethe: Aes? ' r f 8 Oa memorial page containing the “gold|regarding concealment, stood up over | * ‘ 3 wrongs.—Manila Bulletin. part ation of women in industry stars,” the names of the trench and tried to wigwag him| | On Contract or Percentage, recognition as an equal with the lead- more in the o!d-fashioned neighborly ee are among the subjects to be dis- Ben Holden Appleby, howatpuernen Whack toltheRAcneRteaT|| Call for Estimate ing representatives of western civili-' way, as they have been brought by Several bars will be added to the USSed by the SatiounlRoceises ue Robert B. Cross, lines. But the Sammy was too busy | H PETER CLAUSEN zation. the war, mlusie’ of ithe world lwhen our mahGe- [oe eee ae eee oon qOharlesyEustatessDeLario, watching in the otuer direction to see |]! 416 So. Jackson | é ‘ s PLT ATT ONT ah Rs ON eT Be Edward Thomas Hegewold, what his enemies were getting ready | —— The other powers have gone about There is this tu be considered, how- any of the tap rooms is sawed inte > z a Charles Purdy Hutton. — = the business of making peace and es- ever, in the proposed extension of the piano legs.—Brooklyn Eagle Y B | Martin Sands Johnson, | Srsmprrsrccrsrsr eh ; 0 : ‘ , yn Eagle. eax Ago War | ss Harry Lester Mathison Int ea tablishing a world league in a notabls community center idea. There is a mie iene 2 % Gordon David Michie, be generous and unselfish spirit. No constantly growiag tendency away ke trouble with the Irish questior German troops advanced into Rus Qakley Day Overton, finer example of national altruism from the home, greatly augmented that too many of the Irish people dlavonpwidertepnt peiatins. ae ere hs which ‘appears the vate if ‘American Hotel in Co tion has ever been revealed than the vol- war. Most communities already have “#t what too many of the Irish px ove ee aie Panes copliPums) on) tonight, s cha ar, J Sa s oh ast Gate So tea proached Jericho. : men’s feet i] untary agreement of Britain, France. 4 goodly number of public mecting P!¢ don’t want.—Detroit Free Press. British Admiralty reported fiftee. Were death for noble ends makes |i Men who value their time eat at The American Cafe Italy and the rest of the allied group plac nd what is needed now is not vee merchantmen as submarine toll for dying sweet.” ti Where They Get Instant Service t jer their individual claim f th f These reports that, the Prus the wee Within this booklet is given a com- o surrender the so much more of these, as more o thildgrencaverchaeriiecton nie eAlicg plete list of all of the sons of the | spirit in the eae ees 2 Fa aye ea BREWERY ASKS university who entered the service, i to conquered German colonies and the friendly commun American Hotel and Cafe Co. 148 S. Center Street to govern home itself. A. broader, more in- cluding two colonels, three lieuten: FOR RECEIVER colonels, | three majors, fourteen | little-—Manila Republic. tains, 28 firstetieutenants, 56 accept a mere “manda mans were them under the authority and direc- ¢jusive home life is needed, less cen- | ond | st tion of the Leayue of Nations. tered in the interests of a few and lieutenants, one army field clerk, o1¢ | Rasprenrrennrers ren Se ee 2 Pershing! ieee tres Semin N. N ! onejarmy oa ES He a Ub OAT BS Ac bea cs ras ECD A wees wa was AG Leah Ow ow as Japan alone has balked, She has ycaching out tosthe many decent and SOE aes on ee AT EVANSTO in U. S. military academy at West — = . the Yanks flirting with German wo- Point and 31 sergeants, 11 corp. ais. | yo balked in spite of the fact that when interesting: people from whom we ene eter cad Ane 234 in Army Service | ff PEI HEI IEEE IER ERI IIR III LEKI III ; se he Spee teas 4 men are going tg give his presiden- EVANSTON, Wyo., Feb. 20. (Spl. KE \¢ she too! iao-Chau, the German haye too often shut ourselves away GAlDbomtel Eimnetas inl th As a result ofjbone dry legislation . The total number in the United CASTLE & MECHALEY stronghold in China, and the German unconsciously, but selfishly. es nae E - S in the SUnTaee the Becker Brewing company of Beep reece the S.A Te ce r r states._-Arkansas Gazette. ete eure 5 ; vi 7 een were in the islands of the Pacific, she expressly Such an extension of hospitality ieee this city has applied to Judge Arnold y, of whom five were commissicned . NSTRUCELCNICOMEANY te z * * * * * a z * * ed * * : of the district court for the appoint 141 W. Se St. iver to wind apts af. Officers, four warrant and petty oifi- cone ; : cere LONE Mae rad Be Telephone 20 ' reat) | fairs by June 30th. Ageording to ar cers, and eight were machinists, sca- In the Day’s News" |’ (sa tecereii 7, Meena 0 8 ras: ates, bet uniaaeaity had Allg YOU BUILDERS. SEE CASTLE & MECHALEY = Becker the machinery will be dis, ¢ight men in the marines, of whom; For gravel and excavating. Our price for delivery of gravel | rond birthday mantled and with the real estate sole, 0N€ Was a commissioned officer, three and sand, $1.50 per yard; delivery any part of town. cess of the Digest and most desirable has ever equalled. of the Princess Royal, eldest daugh. the proceeds to be distributed among 0n-commissioned officers and four ! ter of the late King Edward VI, and the — stockhold The Evanston privates. The institution also contrib- i We give you good service ———= sister of the present British sovereign. brewery is the oldest in the state. | uled one, David Gordon Michie, to ; é Her genera! attitude toward Chins NO PROHIBITION FOR TOBACCO [) 1889 Her Royal Highness was mar. Lord Strathcona’s Horse ,in the HARE EEEEEEEKAI ALLA SA IE IA ASA EA ASIA AIAN IAI ANAS AASAINS ES uses era uses yrave suspicions and ried to the Duke of Fife. The mar- |nadian army, whose star in the uni- ‘add ,, Tiage was the outcome of the mos. Te flag turned to gold, May 4, s trouble A professor yracuge University : " pontancous affection: am 918, when he was killed in action. fe had known the ree fi The university had also 174 men in an int: eis. A. T.C. of Wyoming, 8 mm other : name she was a baby, for he wossessions were promised her, in x League of the num: a ys : possessions were } body mate friend of the royal family. Two colleges and 15 in the vadio-buzzer recent treaty made with other allied might suggest, to make everybody gy 2, i L sux ‘ every shters were born of the union, the ANTELOPE. SA\ SAYS A pany clnssiote Lely Ae eothatibrcuthelbluc Maybe they stoke, but to obtain a national pro- eldest of whom is the wife of Prince Btarsiuplor ei: top everybody from smok- Atthur of Connaugh. In 1912 the The name and status of every man stated that she had no intention of not only benefits those who e 9. ment of a rec keeping them. N Japan is not only jt, but it starts ever widening circle: seeking to break her own word, but of wholesome thought and happy 94. achievement of the peace conference also a forebd said to have organized x Tobacco F that those German |§ Japan ples powers during the w r. were. But the other Allies are ideal- bibition to s istic enough to forego the advantay fate of the world hune in the bal- that her organization planning to ance, in order that they may succeed condyct an active anti-narcotic cam Duchess of Fife was left a widow CHEYE » Wyon, Feb, 20.— is given in this memorial booklet, + : ae portraits of those who attained high for his health, There beine no saiz| mie county, ‘charged will killing TIMBERS A SPEC Soa ‘women war workers. A L T ng r, Princess Royal is popularls Protected by a closed sea- ing. The president of the W. C. T. thru the death of her husband, whe (Spl.)—The arrest here of three | nich is illumi ’ iB 4 band, 4 ; ich is illuminated with hualf-tone EVERYTHING IN BUILDIN of special treaties, made when the U. in Cleveland is quoted as saying passed away in Egypt while t , “dry farmers” from eastern Lata~ UILDING MATERIAL r a | atelopes i ae euAlnee ‘rank both in the military and civil heix, the title descended to his eldest “UtClopes in violation of law, service of the university, including R drcyiveaa 012 aii the to light a peculiar situa- i ee ee ee Hae venen tr the cReseratinee son, the antelope have grown so A — pes saeet tte secret nae bold that dry farm crops are dam. How Any Girl Can rantees of pern aign in the county this ye in setting up gu utterances naturally ent peace and justice Such act Is Japan less civilized than the tend to arouse indignation in the pighlands of Scotland, caf aged in summer and hay eaten in B) er preanedg nasse seni? Rey T caret naire zu winter, the farmer's only: protec Have Pretty Eyes @ FARM MACHINERY _ WAGONS Are her fine professions and noble much is being made of them. Some (ee ’¢ Anniversaries | animals away. = | GAS ENGINES COAL utterances of no more worth than temperance workers charge that this} _ y - Se time ego residents of Ne oe ae Er if fer oye are : 5 “ ‘i Siete raid ij = * north ’ ing petitioned red, st#ained or have dark rings. Germany's, when put to the test? ve of anti-tobacco publicity ise 1815—Jean Louis Reet ite the state game warden for relie. | ONE WASH with pure Lavoptik eye Z If so. the sooner the world finds deliberate attempt on the part of che Bean Fray Brenel ae rtist, estat from antelope in that section of |wash will brighten the eyes and a ; me i ms. ied in Paris, Jan. 3 91. the state, but nothing has_ bee; week’s use will surprise you with its | f bs it out, the better, ‘Then Japan ean liquor men to. discredit Dae 0, |1863——Kansas le atte » but iz has been jwe prise y! ’—Kansas k E lone about it, : INCREDIBLE its. - : take her place on the outside, While Dr. Clarence T. Wulso neval | state universit Dawrangel| (ccs aeeeeere ae |tle of Tee aatas asa! ee Phone 62. Office and Yard, First and Center. difitedl GivilignGion neous wot lise wcaeesectear se ehthenboard eed nc) | BOD Governors Bros alow eieten ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN jhealthy, sparkling and vivacious. The | : Keep Your Pledge——Buy War Savings Stamps ssee, ed out the Hite y ignoring her. Her fate rests with prohibition and public morale of the ton cusunaes fhe KGkieeaaian LEG WHILE HUNTING |aick change wi please you. Alum-| thodis Serena Chu a cintie: SHERIDAN, Wyo.—While out rab-/'2¥™ eye cup EE. Casper Phar- herself Methodist Episcopal Church, takes societies. bikchasting | SUNIR Re paces ail macy. Ady, AEST LS LEE EE LAL inoeie He cunder “the des /1873—Queen Victoria visited Em- 2! hunting Sunday, A, C. Durand, ae. = this : pas “tl press Eugenie at Chislehurst, J¢Weler for the Big Horn Diamond BONDS AND SAVINGS. parte effort of the outlawed ligior yg7g Gurdnial Pocei elected Pope COMPany, was accidentally shot in the (QLISEEEMET ER OOSIOOT OS traffic to make credulous people be with name of Leo XHI. leg, and now in the hands of a . street report said that vas shot off, and that $ identally self-imposed. At store of the Big Horn Diamon 189i—Dervishes defeated and Tokas ; occupied by the British. and mops his will now demand a constitutional 1915. AVied fleets bombarded Turk- “Another Liberty loan!” he lieve that victorious prohibition ’st N BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN _ 15¢ AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH hard working citi Serna TMi tries etuelno} jdmonbtaeainstetobaccommnon eto ish forts in the Dardanelles, 4 i if berspiring Ur and tries inion in baceo, no (pig ee paths DESGRCUES Le ngasyaicou dy Me namerae Hae Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at anxious, but he doesn’t have a bit mention dancing and failure to at- Hectroyed a Geman’ Zepeain, juries are not serious and: that Mz, » popular prices. Quick service, highest of luck, In the first place he loves tend Wednesday — ever yer near Rivigny. Darand expects 10 be back at work Pia aia aint etacdarhaalactoatechauhecharaad his little bonds. In the second place meeting.” 1917—U, Senate granted President week. Further details were de- - - he knows perfectly well where the Whilo insisting: that the tobacco SEETSY Cae DOW Ere eaO Me aioees neutri eta es : GOODBY, z ST EET sills sla Today’s B Birthdays | WOMEN'S state in the union, aecord- fects should be brought home to the a ; th taims att” = TROUBLES ing to the American Institute ef youth of the nation, he disclaims a!l Ganon Sir Se aayoae Rawlinson : 3anking as Prease Ss se “s desire soause AnCOT Attn. es te . mene ary tortures and discomforts of Banking, has increased its savings desire to prohibit it, because tobacco chief British commander in the late lame and aching back, pyrollen, deposits since the war first i ohol, War, born 55 years ago today. +| feet ond limbs, weakness, djzzinesa, Most Rev. Timothy Casey, Cathol« 2#usea, ng 0 rule Have their origin in archbishop: of Vancouver, born — in| Haney, pables not “female ip complaints, ve ee OUNCE exe general’ 3, orrupted politics, bought journalism, Charlotte county, N. B., 57 years ago! tladder diseasc ae Ou ge aamey, and 4 the remeuy. Wext time you feel a e of pain rl Beapehamp, noted British; Nes uti of ae <i a ts wick pein money is coming from to. p for habit is a bad one, pa hough he pretends not to young people, and that See Ben Transfer Co Stunley Overbaugh, Prop. Light _ Heavy y Hala. Furniture and Piano moving'a lity. eh OME AND Ss AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE sturted. js not its effects as Arizona has five times as much as the tobacco business has not she had in 1914. Many other states AAHA ig one of the wealthiest cities in the aAnited States in pro- portion to population, — Al- though there are thirty-three have quadrupled their deposits. A! the country in the te tried to rema most ull of them have at least : e) image of Germany or allied itself statesman and colonial administrator, | eee Titer Se eacumle tip Garaee largeriel ieee ere rasa Baie SEC EHEOSHE HEHE BERGHE aHE MEIER PREF MEER doubled, The ae inerg p S ‘vith prostitution and gambling as vor 47a ae Loy ae) ae all eC: me etree! end Cee ; WHY WASTE TIME AND MONEY BUYING NEW PARTS? cap $115, which is pretty good tye pee; mineentdid it) Mary Garden, the famous sopranc! pS 0) - vas sixteen in : . 7; 1s everybody must allow i ee Se se jof the Metropolitan Opies eo company,| Giang Gur re elicits fourteenth Ship or Bring Us Your Broken Castings or Parts to be Welded. : sot Rabohao tt RAL is we hin his assurance 18 born at Aberdeen, Bgollan » 42 SMe, * There is a growing tendency to- wiven, A time may come, and may ago today. te ee AND. BRAZERS. OF CAST IRON, STEEL, BRASS, ward thrift, which is directly due to Santi oe deni cal - Herbert n be ardently desired, when to- orlohibsan te But 47. yea mankind is not yet evolved to the BRONZE, ALUMINUM AND OTHER METALS—ALL the hard but interesting lessons learn- baceo will go the way of hooz Give ay mines ae ‘s gateway. i ed Uy EES Gharib of Bir a Omaba, ed during the war. And even the r Money to ‘ffi on chattels: Secu- requisite stage of enlightenment and rity Loan Company, Suite 302. 0.-S. aules ar ed J fected it thus fay. Another good ..1¢ ifive Bld. 1-2-tf ries at J anrobhe Baa Nin MAhALADeanle EhGtmannichen i i mnie - tant Lip minutiae, CANS TE QU IS ONES AN NAL 2-14-te! Try our Want Ad column. res elses, Jaxution of peace has jot seriously af- &| S318: South Revi "Across from Shecklay Garage.” Phone 611-J Casper, Wyo.