Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1919, Page 6

eri morni GE SIX i vq LEARNING AETANS AB THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Hi ih MING IS FAVORED IN AMENDMENTS TO FEDERAL TUT CONSTITUTION OUTSIDE ud {manu lruary, 1919 The purpose fo: ation was formed is to engage in and from Camp Lewis where he Has been conduct a general gas business and to facture __ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1919 Sergeant L. R. Schultz, a well Casperite, returned last night] Cre day ure. , ,at nine A. M. which said corpor- know: in training for seve months. and ce: from natural Tome Morgan, a well ee RRA operator, is spending a few in Casper on business and pleas-* Gul ging-head gasoline and other prod-! , S es bi iW i$ FS HTEAS JURIS ICT T ucts and by-products; to buy, sell, petredeostostestonterterteris o-oo eSoeteete loee eto eie siete POLES u TOE CGs Q jand generally deal in the same; and 4% , he Iwo do such other may he! 2. i Fe ee cepa necessary in the of such /@- Dae 4 ne ; The latest development in th an enterprise. of the old W yemins: National Gu Kf | The capital stock of said ecrpora- BS + may conside: CRelraneroes unusys iment tion is one htmdred thousand dollars by o PS EACAESIEAVSEI SELAH OUTLINES ERE from nformation paezonicnee 00) fare ofthe ane hun: + + ovoid eerie DOL Sore one t e . xs drgd thousand shares of the par value the Ve Cp ver With ¢ ody at the Wyomir capitol re ree ae he len of he amie” With aa hat anton ona ar one telgy (31.00) per slave ant Will Be Served at the + (Continued from page ,1) ARE PSEA TT aniledl/dowa thissweat uy itherattorslallpy the term of existence of said corpar- ? + rday, according to the Exchange Wyoming men are represented abot Federal constitu. | DUSTIN FARNUPT he affsirs and management’ of|\g o i} h y. Church bells to come, there isn’t h to kick tion cannot be submitted to a refe | Urifed Picture Theatres FAMETICA Im d corporation shall be under the 63 63 slegraph company. urch bells 2 conicry ere ‘ier much to 18s dus! sotenomutharnoaplen ee { controll othalbonrdiotathreetd RH : a a e erla = 2gan ringing, 10,000 workmen 000%) eles) Muberentan anne rans the Federal const otis nerds yieed Tare: andithenamdsiofithe Giseclg os ~ i x : srovidantthnta lay of Next Week. Stic dite) yearsarel R. om the suburbs marched into the Wisconsin the other day Governor provides that alljsuch Se at arama etl ae + G - = nter of the city, and a short time Phillip, acting in behalf of con- ° Pena ane nS de Fi ; wien . & & Meee Miers. wane heat: eee eee nie War Dopurtmene jected by the Legislatures of the va-, Washington Birthday hela ; A} 24 ’ cennlolent) Sting: Was haan a hey seltuelts, ton inn effort to find out Tus States. The iquge people are|Dance at Mullin Club ‘The principal operations of said gy 12 to 3 O'clock + Penal Taentliconel Ge) civiligwacl nres| Whenithe in from that state D&sing their hopes on the claim that ~ The Mullin Club will be hosts at‘a °orporation will be carried oR AG oe ed : ; would be returned. to this country, i fourteen States, Wyoming not in- Washington's Birthday dence this ev-|tfona County, Wyoming, but the Com- 3 5 to 8-O’clock > tb) nssussination of [And/alll the’ satisfactionihe sot cluded, the people have a right to a t the club rooms. Over 100 in. | PanY may operate in any other county, 4 - Se ‘preted as an act of |the reply that the whole affair w: referendum vote on the question. ons have been 'sent out and plans| in said State of Wyoming and out y killing of Bavari Wandeee Ger Bevaning ay STSENGhesean um, t© make the dance a real social func. | Side said State; the principal office 4 - < REWER ER endl Bit eats SDT at ee LTE OAC * MUM tion have been perfected. The Lyric|f said corporation in the State of ne s the men taut (here Was no way of telling what hered among the business visitors in DO? Nave been perfect ee oming will be in room 412 Oil Ex- % r opponent Imight happen within the next few Casper today. orches teu aes pecnleneae’ 1 to furnish | | end Building, Casper, .Wyoming,| & 1 i 5 5 25 as aay usie during the ev x. 3 2s Bs Hundreds of civilians fled from |months. es = music during the evening ind the name of the agent in charge gy x4 e city. thers were _ preventec : a No Mail Service, Anyhow thereof and the agent for the service 3 3 om de » after the Spartacans| PARIS, Feb Premier Clemen- NOTICE OF INCORPORATION of process on'said corporation is R. 4% : ized the railway stations. ceau sent word to Secretary of State — Willie Hohenzollern (after Berlin Notice is hereby given that ‘‘West-|A. Orchard a 0 ae ~ Bee nee dicfatorships were pro-! Li nsing and Cal. House today that ne fell—“But, mein friendt, I want to ern By-Products Company” was incor.| WESTERN BY-PRODUCTS COM- oe Wyatt rotella building bs + imed by Spartacans in armed auto-| would be with them in the Council of write a letter to papa porated in the State of Wyoming, and PANY, ‘ 4 4 sbiles rushing throuzh the stree's. Great Powers to be held next Tues. Yankee Guard—"Nothing’ doin’, \ certificate thereof filed +1 the office By JOHN W. WHELAN, & Mrs. C. E. Wisner Mrs. L. Scott pined ther day, Thi aceepicd il from the Heinie. We don’t have asbestos of the § ury of State for said” . Secretary od patient as the best evidence of h’s tionery around here."—Indianapolis State of Wyoming, at Cheyenne, Wyo- Pub. Feb. 21, 22, 24, 1919. a oS * OS ae 4 ati z * x, 5 ie Si . , : Ne. a Wet et dd MS 4 no ate ef a8s-ci 0-420 02> 40c 080 20 450 Oo eeere 480. 00e- elo ale ese eee ace 410-420-40 #00-450-44 iVEN HUNDRED REBELS condition and determination. Star. ming.ion the nineteenth daylof Rebel (WW) Moers ‘ ILLED IN TWO CITIES. LONDON, Feb. ans were kille and Dorste Over arvest om Copenhagen. ve occupied Battrupp. 2W ve occurred in Gotha, Stettin and! J imburg. is ~ LONDON, Feb. 22.—Accord- ig to the London Evening ews, Deputy Oesel, Catholic & :enomist, was instantly killed ¥ aring the shooting in the x lunich diet. (Other advises $ ‘pored Oesel w 1). Herr Gar oof > Bour- Bisne of civiliar but t from M i when Sp inich, > . o, ' .> e- a proclaime R o4 - o e oe R O mobiles fill % Xa? ans are*renor tober o 404 t wounded RD eee: % foe! aX ‘US BELL JOINS 'EALTYC ONCERN § lting in th en connected Sell Wid for tenog ye urely had a grouch to get his words down spoke them: ‘The under the sun—no, ‘and he aid for me t exactly, as he no new thing one.’”” . ‘What got him in that mood?” sed the court chamberlain. had been to four moving-pic- +4 RD ‘ 4, ‘- o > o, o+, % ‘ 4, % ‘ > - ‘He « ‘e shows’ a day for the past week, by 6 had seen six musical comedies 3 i a file of Sunday comic supple- |" nts.” | Boate-alo-eke oo-eke-akoese-aloeteofe-ctoesecteete-ale-elosie eho-ale steele ctos| LLAEADS Oris 8 857 10 | eoegoageageateeseotoatecte 1% Soho aSoefr-aSo edo ckoele-ofe-as sfo ate ke ae-ste ate eto-als Bartholomew-Kemp Co., Desire to Announce Gus F. Bell’s Washington’s Birthday THROUGH his devotion to an ideal, George Washington helped to shape the destiny of the nation. And he was likewise an exponent of economy. He brought all his moral force to bear on the importance of laying aside, in a reputable banking institution, part of what you earned. And the spirit of Washington goes mazerine 0 on. His theories are sound, safe and successful. If you are in sympathy with his doctrine, start that account tomorrow. The Casper National Bank Mo ote tote ete Moto te 1So-efo-fo-efo- eGo aSo-ehe alo le elo le eSoelo-egesce % MoM eM K2 ehoateeiotod SrSogegoeteets M mo % > K? soegeep 4 0, - oe e Me '? +4 OO LK , representative of the War Office, | 4% ¥| wounded by the second shot fired. @% . . 9 ‘ Jder Secretar also | 3 Connection With Their Company SY vunded. Bai Unterleitner, minister of social 2f- + & irs, according to this punt, Was ee | vunded ut the time Premier Eisner gf : 8% s killed, being premier's com- | ‘3 nion. Soe = e ¥ It is declared in this dispatch that “—e unt Valley Bienen waaay + led by (First « ; PeneE Rota srailorly Isa General Insurance’ Bonds, Real Estate ~ unde The Count i d to have oe ¥ -n a young student D 54 ¥ ~~ <A EVENGE FOR EISNER” $3 111 E. Second *s CRY O FWORKINGMEN “S Phone 370 2 BERLIN, Feb. 21. —(6 p. m.)— % " Y ciated Press)—Excitement ic 4 oo sith Manish scree rae, soe eho-age-eho afo-ede- cho ehoto-ofe-atonse-clo-ele-slo-ete shoal aie ofo-ate ote steele ate oo-ate teste sie aSeste se ete see eee ete- seats se an ee _ —— Roegedlohoege<Soege-efoate-ale afoo%s 102 Me 120 ute aoate Roriectecteetee% ro sSo-40r sho ste-ate-stoote-ste ao stoateaeeete-sie-ee sce thru the steets. < ee ate and factories shut fe ao parading, Bo ee ww % oO 1M ? reateateatee’ Me ° 1% 1M aXe aa RK? Me MOO ee, 1M o 1M MOO 2, ‘. K? - ++, o¢ i Sass RS ‘- % '- O ° o%, Ci ‘- o+, % ooo ee, % 5 , iM r 1% e %, %, aXe M% osteo c% ? ° RK? 50-05e- ae ace 00-40-44, RS as o K2 K 2 ‘- = . 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KD o 1M aoe ‘- 1% x) RS oe oo at wren 6M ‘- *e-atoes a wy fo afo-age-ete! | Big Anniversary Sale Alo fo-ege-choofe-ofe-ste-<Soefe-ele-et So sho-ofo-efeefo-efe ote ehe-aloeie ote-eoete of Seceseeoesooos Don’t Fail to Attend the Eocuihine New in: Women’s Wearing Apparel The Greatest Money Saving Values THE LEA 149 EAST SECOND K? yo-eSo-eho-alo-<Se ele Soak Richards & Cunningham Company Remodeling Sale Men’s Department This is the last week of our Remodeling Sale as,by March first we expect to have the Men’s Cloth- ing Department in fine shepe, ready for Spring bu But we still nes: s new goods are arriving daily. have a large stock of Winter Wear which we sell at greatly reduced prices.and it will pay you to buy what you need for next winter. e : Clothing We 3 selling agents in Casper for the well known Hirsh-Wickwire make of clothing: and we still have a number of Overcoats and heavy weight Suits in stock on which swe will give a liberal re- duction in price, so if you,need a new Overcoats or Suit, call and see us. ‘ - Underwear In this department we are giving discount on the prices of all Winter weight underwear which consists of the well known “Lewis” make of Union Suits and the “Stephenson” make of heavy wool Shirts and drawers, also the “Lambsdown” fleece lined garments. XTRA SPECIAL We are selling out a lot of all-wool undershirts, that retailed for $3.00. Your choice for ONE DOLLAR. Hats and Caps A discount on the prices of all winter caps, also on Velour and Beaver Hats. 2.00, $2.5 and $ EO . : Extra Special We are closing out all of our Stetson’ (Derby) Hats that retailed and $5.00. Your choice for ONE DOLLAR. ; ad BLANKETS AND COMFORTS You will find the largest assortment of blankets and comforts in Casper and are selling them at prices that will astonish you. Call and be copwinged and $4.50 \ we “Think Richards and (eres ae You paseh the Best” =] So *So-eSo-ese-efo-ete-sso-efoefeteete a id 1% eo eee, 1% Seoegoet o Mote cte ste aaa Xa Xe» Me + te 1% cy ae 1M oo 1M + OOOO, iM Oe aM Oe Me ste cM aM Me PL PMP PU PU PU rere rere iM ee ek SrSogoegoegee