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

PAGE SIX eS BRITIS 4 Sa, & iudis | } a ® SAYS WOOL BUYERS TO COMPENSATION ONS DESCEND IN BIG. FOR oOLDERs OUT OF TUNE ON NUMBERS, CLAIM 15 AVAILABLE Consideration Lent Lenine Proposal Roundly Scored in Commons Address (By Associated Press.) LONDON, Aprii 10.—An ad- journment of the house of com- mons was moved today to call at- tention fo the alleged offer from Nikolai Lenine, through the Ameri- cans, to the peace conference.| a . coalition liberal, and] d to! n | s sym-| ne of-| to| returned of the| ! 1 people, th would | be for the peace of the world.” PRESIDENT CALLS ON THE RUMANIAN QUEEN. | ~ lent Wil-| ar Ad-! called} 1 residence here before this on of the council of tempor. mornin. four. HOTELS ARE OVERFLOWING, ACCOMMODATIONS LACKING The problem of furn ng accom- for the scores of visitors c y gain room- ir s are being taxed to ca- y. In the main hotels conditions e such thet i ne to double up prospective guests in single rooms. Nearly every hotel and rooming house in Casper has hung out the “S. R. 0." sign. INQUIRIES SEEK TO LOCATE TWO PEOPLE INCITY ’. H. Bradley, chairman of the County Red Cros ipt of inquirie E. Con from Glenre rs | mi abouts of 950 or 760M, be admitted to of the possible for us to fill ade-to-m & O'BRIEN Y jonable Tailors, McClure Bldg. Phone i9J. 4-10-2t => Home cooking ar the Harvev a"n WATCH OUR WINDOWS WHIL ILI ILD PIL OL LPOG LIS ELSES SSIS LLG MM. r Nolan * compliments lazda Li Inquiries Directed to Chamber of Commerce Indicate Lively Bidding for This Year’s Clip in Natrona. That eastern wool buyers will be attracted to Casper this year more than at any time in its history is evidenced by the fact that scores of inquiries from people who have form- erly only taken a passing interest in the Wyoming woot industry have n received by the Chamber of Commerce. The advent of the wool/buying n will be moved up somewhat year owing to the fact that ideal er conditions have prevailed all winter and are expected during the , early lambing and shearing season. The first of the wool buyers repre- senting a large Boston house are ex- pected to arrive in Casper about April 15, about three weeks ahead of the record of former years. The general influx of wool buyers is expected about May 1 according to the reservations for accommoda- tions that are being made at the Henning hotel. Mr. Bott reports that over a score of inquiries for prospec- tive wool buyers have already been received. OMAHA CROWD EXTENDED GLAD HAND ON ISI (Continued from Page One) and Wyoming is taxed proportion- ately for the aid which the federal au- thorities are extending, Mr. True pointed out that it would be the part of bad business to defeat a bond is- sue which has for its purpose the se- curing of government money in a like amount. In such an event the money for which Wyoming is taxed will go “ to other states, unless made avail; able here. Other features covered by the speaker were details of the bonds, which probably can be floated at 4 per cent, their retirement by means of the automobile license tax and the saving that will accrue to car own- ers thru improvement of the roads. Natrona county, he emphasized, would come in for the largest allot- ment of funds in the state, based on the ratio of assessed valuation to the entire valuation of the state. COLORADO OFFICIAL SECONDS ROAD PLANS The remarks of the state engineer were seconded by James R. Nolan, scretary of state of Colorado and widely known newspaper man of that ,» Who was called upon for re- marks. Good roads are so popular in Col- - orado at the present time, he said, that divers persons are claiming to be the father of the movement. Mr. aid Colorado would vote on 000,000 bond issue this year at he was pleased to learn that was awake to the benefits thru economic improvement haracter, } Bott, the new manager of the [enning, had his first opportun- ity last night to demonstrate his abil- locally as a caterer and the y remarks in a $2 and the many be- his Our food appeals Wyatt Cz HOME COOKING 144 N. WE SELL THE COLUMBIA BRAND OF NATIONAL ght Globes 2° THEY ARE SATISFACTORY SERVICE IN MILLIONS OF SOCKETS Webel Commercial Co. “THE BIG BUSY STORE” BUY W. S. S. ‘regularly o GIVING — Injured Men Should Make Appli- cation at Once, Says Repre- sentative of Red Cross in Casper on Mission. Urging the necessity for soldiers making application for compensation for injuries suffered duri the war, Miss Mary Kidder, a senta of the Mountain Di of the American Red Cross, is visiting in Casper today in the interests of the returned soldiers and vf the great relief organization. Miss Kidder states that every sol- lier, who has suffered injuries of any kind should make application for compensation, so that he will re- some return in case the in- jury, which may lie dormant will not rob him of his rights in case partial or entire disability results. The benefits of continuing the in- urance which Uncle Sam permitted soldiers to avail themselves was also emphasized by Kidder, so that in case of disability the soldier would be able to receive compensation at the rate of $57.50 per month, or in case of his death his beneficiary may receive the compensation. Miss Kidder is connected with the yocational training work and speaks ghly of the benefits which soldiers who have been deprived of means of manual sustenance are training for occupational duties. >. The recognition of women by the rganized political parties t altogether new. It is re most half a century ago- the Massachusetts Republican ntion admitted Lucy Mary A. Livermore as regularly credited delegat isn half are evidence of his success and eneral satis tion on the part of the guests. The O; a and Sioux City delega- tion left this morning for the W; ning Stockgrowers’ association meet- ing at Basin, their cars being run as second section to Burlington train On the morning train was e delegation from the Den- en route to the Basin con- the ver y: vention, all intent on singing praises of the western ma. BUTTER-BUTTER-BUTTER MILK What Is Better Than Good Butter j We have it on tap and for sale at all times at 35c per gallon. If vou do not know where we are at—why? Altogether and over the top for Wyeming and her good roads bond issue—Vote ’er “YES” April 22. Natrona Butter Shop 112 N. Durbin Phone 943 PLIES LI ST DD ~ é ae WATCH OUR WINDOWS THE CASPER -DAILY TRIBUNE The Lesser Evil. | “Why didn’t you stop when I sig- ;naled you?’’ inquired the officer. |. “Well,” replied Mr. Chuggins, ‘‘it | | had taken me two-hours to get this | | old flivver started, and it seemed a} {shame to stop her merely to avoid 4 | little thing like being arrested.”—| Washington Star. ed NING, REPAIRING AND PRESSING Bring your clothes to us. Lady | Tailoresses in charge of ladies depart- | jment. i BLEY & O'BRIEN | McClure Bldg. «Phone 19J 4-10-26 see ee HOME COOKING 144 N. Wolcott. | 4-4-6! THE 2 a DRY CLEA Beemer = MOST DANGEROUS _ : “OF ALL DISEAS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. : LAURA IRWIN, Plaintiff. vs. DALLAS IRWIN, Defendant. TO DALLAS IRWIN: the above- named defendant, . whose last known place of residence was Boise, Idaho. You will please take notice that Laura Irwin, Plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the above- named court, the object and prayer |of which are for an absolute divorce upon the grounds that for a period of more than one year preceding the | filing of said petition, you have neg- | ALEX B. KING, HOME COOKING 144 N. Wolco: 4-4 it " No organa of the hnman body are so fmportant to health and long life as the kidneys, When they slow up and com: mence to lag in their duties, look out! Danger is in sight. 2 Find out what the trouble is—with- out delay. Whenever you feel nervous, weak, dizzy, suffer from sleeplessness, or have pains in the back, wake up at once. Your kidneys need help. These are signs to warn you that our, kidneys are not performing their | functions properly, They are only half doing their work and are allowing impurities mulate and be converted into and other poisons, which you distress and will de- rless they are driven from r TTT TT TTT Ty ti Get somé GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all over the world for centuries. They contain only old-fashtoned, soothing oils combined with strength-giving and system-cleans- Hoe bsEbes vel hes and used by phy- is eir daily practice. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are im- ported direct from the /aboratories in Holland. They are convenient to take, and will either give prompt relief or your money will be refunded. Ask for them at any drug store, but be sure to get the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand. Accept no substitutes, In sealed packages. 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Earl C. 237-237 : MATINEE 2:30 & 4 P. M. NIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 MATINEE . THOMAS H. anger at her apparent ne, TODAY Charles Ray . “The Law of the North” A Paramount Picture . It was five shirts cold when he left the shack. But his sharp winds that came from the mountain tops. Could it be—? Fear gripped his heart as he lashed the wiry eskimo dogs in wild pursuit eaters BK Boyle - —= INCE Presents glect dulled the edge of the | [OHSS HHE THEE HEHEHE EHS HAE THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1919 “You say your jJaundry woman reminds you of a good preacher?” “Yes; she’s always bringing things home to me that I never saw before.” —Boston Transcript. EONG-WEARING SOLES MEAN LOW SHOE BILLS lected to provide the common neces- sities of life to plaintiff, and that said neglect was not the result of poverty which you could not have avoided by ordinary industry. And you are further notified that you are required to answer said peti- tion of.plaintiff on or before the 21st day of June A. D. 1919, or the alle- #ations therein contained shall be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand and seal of said Court this 9th day of April, A. D.| 4). Lhave never been able.to get half mone: | from Nedlin Soles,” says'H. H. Shel- (Seal.) lenberger, a traveling salesman of HAZEL CONWELL, Easton, Clerk of District Court. Long fice from the soles means low shoe costs, for that‘is;where Attorney for Plaintiff. Sioes wearioae ick Saetinest -|Pub. Apr. 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8-15, edlin Soles. - You no more than |) 22, 1919. for shoes that five fess | . The best stor the oest littre city on ee e children’ Byles for in the west solicits, at least, a share of your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. Ab} goods must be paid ‘for before leav-| ing our store or on delivery. All are! treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay! LESS. We cater to quality as well) outwear all other heels: as price. Groceries Meats and Hard-) P i | ware. | dren commen. co. | SleSlin Soles Phove 10. IST YOUR HEALTH Eat Mor FRUIT AND. VEGETABLES @ We always have in stock A complete Ene of everything in seasorable Fruits and Vege- tables. We handle everything that grows. ASS JRRHHHIIHHHHHHHEHHHRHHHHE HEE HHEKHHEEHHE STRAWBERRIES TODAY “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” CITY FRUIT MARKET Phone 247 and Get the Best 114 South Wolcott Tyo Stores —— 151 South Center KEEN KUTTER SHEARS 4” SCISSORS Pocket Knives, Razors and Razor Blades. : % Lawn. Hose, Grass les, Clamps and Complete stock of Garden Tools, Cutters, Lawn Mowers, Sprinklers, Nozz: connections. All sizes Refrigerators at very moderate prices. One, Two and Three Hole All-Vapor and Gaso- line Stoves. -Water, Electric and Hand Power Washing Ma- chines. Rabbit, Poultry Field Fence and Barbed Wire. Fly Screen, Black and Galvanized, from 12 inches wide to 48 inches wide. All kinds floor and Furniture Oils and Wax. “Everything ‘a Hardware Store should have and many other lines.” Holmes Hardware Co.: “HOLMES TO HOMES” @ CASPER WYOMING EATRE marine TOMORROW The ups and downs of Cupid & Co., Incorporated! KENNEDY “Day Dreams” The story of a girl’s faith and a man’s carnage. The Romance of a girl who had visions of Love © BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES NIGHT