Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 2

Ae PAGE Two Me Cxes Daily Trbune KENDRICK AND HIS HOME TOWN. Sanne Gane (From the Shei lan Post.) E ry evening except Sunday at CH Natrona county, Wyo. Publl- The people aridan appre! cation offices: Oil Bxchange Building, The people of Sheridan appre BUSINESS TELEPHONB..........) 16 what Senator Kendrick has done for! —_—— but still at the same time they have in mind that pos- sa ! inte | jee them in many wa. ve done something for Mr. Kendrick. They have extended to him high honors, which sometimes 2¢ only money can buy. They honored him with a position in the state s¢ ate, later supported him for go nor, and lastly supported him for e.ec- tion to the United States senate, ail SUBSCRI One Year ... Six Months One Montn . t of which was done in the hope { $7.80 UFR it might be possible for him to ac- . .65 complish something for his home- accepted for t less period than three r town. ‘Ail subscriptions must be paid in ad- 5 Ie vance ané The Daily Tribune will not His influence in Washington hes tnsure delivery after subscription be- ¢ BS comes one month in arrears. been clearly retrogressive. The evi- Member the Ansocinted Pre: dence of this was shown in the dis- The Associated Press ia exclus s entitled to the use for republication ot mantling of Fort MacKenzie, which t 11 news dispatches creditea to it or not afi Stherwine credited inthis paper and Was carried to such an extent that po also the local ncws published herein. ven the plumbing and wainscotting PEACE—THEN WHAT? were taken away before we knew ing 2 how completely set the government The event so long awuited by the |v s to making a cleaning while there CO: world has actually taken place. The was any chance for one to be asleep ls nation that made itself the enemy of on the protection of Fort Ma-- civilization has been handed the Kenzie. pea treaty of peace. Within a month the During many years the government wit German signatures un¢oubted!; will has considered the abandonment cf’ be affixed. And then what?) Why that military rendezvous but witn lo peace is here! Senator Warren on the job there was . Within the bounds of the civilized never any sleeping when it came to world there can be neither nation so guarding the interests of Sheridan, + Wit great nor household so small that it) but with a Democratic congress it Duc is not in sbme way affected. was naturally left up to the Demo- i With the signing of this great cratic senator from Sheridan to pro- ine document, the whole normal business tect his home town, and so well did oof the world can go forward at last. he do it that he let them tuke the Industry need no longer be arranged Soldiers away and then they came ‘ot with reference to the depletion of its Very nearly taking the bricks out of ranks by all its able-bodied men or the buildings before he became wise the subversion of its products to war to their intentions. purposes. Commerce once more will We are assured now, however, with sweep the sea. Women no longer the return of a Republican congress, need go about with hearts full of that something will be done to pro- anguish. vide maintenance for Fort Mac- For years nations have worked, Kenzie. and you ean gamble that fought, prayed! And 1 ww that peace Senator Warren will see to that part itement of of it, even though Senator Kendrick conflict over, are we ready, indivi- would now try to claim some honor is here, the intense dually, industrially and nationally to for a matier in which he made a most’ A go forward? To go forward with a dismal failure. ur new energy, a new economy and a So far as his deep interest in Sheri-* Gi) new enthusiasm? The test of our dan is concerned we will not attempt f worth and our patriotlamalicerin the) taerineieibistéyaltyfasiareticentat ne answer to these questions this time. We simly refer to one little’ n eee aes incident in which if Senator Kendric al THE FRUITFUL ARCTIC. had had his way, The Daily Post } ‘ ee would not now have been a reality al The Arctic ions seem to have His endeavor to keep The Post from 4 been misunderstood. They are not securing The Associated Press fran-} } bleak and barren. They are wonder- chise is still fresh*in the minds of! ‘fully fruitful, or may be made so by! many on this paper. who realize the a little of the care which man financial loss caused thru expendi- ned on other parts of the carth tures and de ne No less an author ing out our than Stef first isswe, with his opposition stand- hsson, the si that the Arctic and sub-Arctic lands very life of The Post, the manage- de gr quantities of food,)ment went just as far as the road R varlicularly wool, meat and milk. He would allow it to go, and the mem ‘ has Canadiz » so far as to lay before the bership was awarded in spite of the parliament a plan for in- attempt of Mr. Kendrick to put The ieint ar ticating on a big Post in the discard scale the animals necessary for this His real regard for Sheridan would purpose. ably have come out had he been ai re t eondcer, which fur. successful in his attempt to keep the Y he ik and the musk Paper from entering the daily tieid. 1 ox, which furnishes wool. There are It would probably have meant that from 1.000.000 to 2,000,000 sauare the morning service would have been Sie eeean © North Ameri. paid for, but no effort made by him Y y ¢ to print a morning paper Dutwhiew canchravile e While the fine hand work of Sene } for these animals the year around, | tor Kendrick cropped out several He says that Arctic Canada alone will times during the period of distress, : Support 7,000,000 reindeer, which he weft the principal part of the work number would produce much meat UP to reliable lieutenants upon whom we every year as 14,000,000 sheep. he can always depend. ; It o untried theory that Mr. ee itt tie Sues Foday’s Anniversaries | stites government introduced more « * 100 reindger in Arctic Alaska 1849—The city of Bologna eapitula & afro; andithey have ed to the Austrians after a ; Hy conflict of eight days ; 4 VED HINCE;, 1855-—General Canrobert resigned doubling their numbers every three the command of the French years under Eskimo care and every troops in the ‘Crimea: and: wax 3 : succeeded by General Pelis two years under the care of white sier. y epersl tell men. Ther a herd of 15,000 rein 1894—-John B. Newton was conse- | 1 Lapland owned by roup of crated coudjutor bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese American capitalists. From this herd of Virginia. in the 1895—Count Kalnoky, the premier » market 1,500 carcasses of _ of Austria-Hungary, resigned. 1915—Russians were forced to re- tire from the Carpathian pas- ably higher than were paid for do s mestic beef. 1916— there were sold last year Amer 150 pounds each, t prices consider. rman Ambassador sent to State Department at Wash- ington a memorandum warn- uch impressed with the idea. The ing neutral merchant ships to The Canadian yovernment seems can be arranged. There will surely 491% —i r Milygkoff resigned be no difficulty about the refrigera- his position as Russian foreign tion problem. We may yet see the minister. whole Arctic region, and most of the &—->5————— > + ureat Antarctic continent too, atitized | Year Ago in War! for the benetit of man ° Se TE 5 rf completed the! captur ia Alaska offers opportunities for msolone heir capture 0 along these lines Two German submarines sighted and the United States should surgly Near Burbuda. German airmen made unsucees ful attempt to raid Paris. much development not le wchind Canada in the matter sntifie explorer, says ing in the way. Fighting for the a Sime the Douglas Social club is to be, bac | sarees at Douglas. Its artieles of in- corporation dhaw that it has the SOCIAL CLUB FORMED. king o of ; Joseph G. Arnal Saree Marchant and Mitchell Clyde, and that it’has no capital stock. im me BN Or OF | The Jack Pot ick Pot | DYNAMITE CAP | i SORPPORSOSPOOHOSOSECOC RSS SORCCCCCOCLON “Compared with the Brest-Litowsk M ANGLES HAND) CASPER BUS INESS DIRECTO ; treaty, the terms of the Paris treaty : a i - RY are moderate,” admits the German SUNRISE, Wyo., May 16.—The , @O©C@®C@O90C090000000000000000000000000000000098OS0000 000000: newspaper, Freiheit. That Brest- Youn# son of J. E. Bilee ewes ACCOUNTANTS WELDING 1 LAWYERS LS badly injured Thursca y having a! Litovsk ghost will haunt Germany for- dynamite cap explode in his hand. | | | An organization to be known as an . |] oxy-scnrys WELDING spor! | GEORGE w. ever. ‘The member was badly torn and the! EXP! | | . FERGUSON Peres led lost part of all fingers on one) BEEBT ACCOUNTANTS 148 8. Daylg St. Phone 611-4. | Attorney-at-Law How disappointed Germany would "#84 besides having his face badly | Books Opened, Closed, Audited. BEST EQUIPPED WEDING SHOP cut. e dangerous plaything was! Rooms 22-23, Tov Townsend Bldg. have been if those peace terms had found by the youngster in a vacant} Stock transfer agents and regis- IN THE STATE Phone 196-J Casper, = - Wyormi not proved worse even than she hou and not knowing the terrible | trars. Authorities on Income Taxes. \ * : . 'yorming iy a ; 4 oe ingredients of the missile, he held a! | Notary Public. i —--_ oped! lighted match to the cap. The young, 5 LT son of Nick Krionderis who was | The Guarantee Registry MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. BD. _ MASEUSSE Count von Brockdortf-Rantzau will close by was also cut some but not Corporation Physician and Surgeon —— ee eee cehimse lpr: rersailles, Serious. It was thought for a time Specini attention given to M4 i make himself unpopular at Versailles, (V7 lhe Rebillet boy would lose the | Rooms 208-211 on Exchange Bide. | | *™4 se nackmore Bulging Bre te Ue LETS if he isn’t careful sight of one eye but prompt medical Phone 660. || whanen: Office, 20; Residence, 104 Specializing in Nerve and Muscle Lae a. attention on ihe part of Dr. Lowe | Diseases. At first she wrote him every day, pr nly saved that misfortune. At va Office: 225 N. Wolcott St. Always with a hug and kiss, the present time the boys are get-| ARCHITECTS . | Phone 411 .. ting alone as well as could be ex- == = DR. ELIZABBTH GEIS | p 3 She wrote to him so often mected! = j puysleian enaluareine \ chiteet tJ | Office: Daly Bidg. Phone 145. PLUMBING AND HEATING Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Cuape' | Thathismailcamelikethis. - —— —- | DUBOIE 4 goopnicn Henning Hotel. .Phone 46. Wyo. | ° = And then one day he sailed away, | Today’s Events She forgot that hug and kiss 2 — nd began to write her letters like- this. —Gandy Dancer (14th Company, Hot W: is a Specialty. Jobbing of all kinds prompt!y attended to. Shop—826 South Spruce Street Phone 687-J —————— sentatives in the | nre to meet to-| GARBUTT & WEIDNER r plans for the | Democratic repr xth Congr DR. JOHN F. LEEPER 5 DR. W. E. DOWNIE day to formulate th coming sess | Architects Physicians and Surgeons Important industrial problems are. 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. a Division). slated for discussion at the annual Phoue 1162 |] Smith Bldg. Phone 266 senna StarerandlSte convention of the Alabama Manu-)| ar a i *faecturers and Operators’ association, | seed bpening today at Montgomery. | BICYCLES ELECTRICIANS American and C Some. thing. Transportation Corps, 14th Grand W. M. PALMER Plumbing, Steam and Hot Wat Heating: Rudy | Pipeless Hot ‘Al Furnace. bing of promptly attended to.. Casper is talking about 25,000 in adian manufac- | Shop 130 W. First Sq. 4020) but it is at the same time will- turers and exporte s are Fe ere ed e F. A. CHISHOLM F. &. McEVENY (McClure Bldg. (of its population whose houses are ade, at auaienass p e. Sole Agent for Iver Johnson ‘| wirtag, Repairs and Fixtures | built upon the sands—Laramie Re- Presidents of the bar associations Bicycles and Vitalie Tires Ce ae | ome WADE CRAMER publican. in the six southern states have ac- —— septed invitations to attend the an- Phone 954W. 405 N. Durbin nual meeting of the Louisiana Bar =o. | . Work Guaranteed : t Association, which meets at Baton BEAUTY PARLOR || AMERICAN ELECTRIC co. | who hasn't been roughened by ex- Rouge today for a two-day session. The recently organized Republican VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR || 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 Women’s St Executive committee PIANO TUNER “8 Our idea of a Sammie is a person perience—whose fond aunts are afraid to call m” for fear he'll want of New York is to hold its first meet- Face and Scalp Specialists || Motor Repa' REAL ESTATE _to wear “lonyies.” The long and the ing in New York City today to dis- a ‘ } Armature Winding : short of it (the Texas and Rhode cuss organization and campaign plans | 93 Q Siies Bo idee eG Electrical Wiring and Contracting | MARION P. WHEELER ‘ for next year. is p - | Island of it, as it were) is that we 3 ¢ ma feRtets | Thousands of delegates from the Do | Real Estate and Insurance are NOT Sammies. ther are U d States and Canada are to BROKERS | HAT CLEANING } Claudies or Pearlies or Willies. We gather today at Red Wing, Minn., '|"NEW YORK HAT CLEANING | | c go agek i A nt or . Y or yi ie Pare aan i convention of the [CARNES BROKERAGE COMPANY NEW YORE HAT CLEAN NG jasper, Wyoming are Toof Guys.—Lorraine Cross yun People’s Lutheran League and Air Pablic Auction 8 p. m. : erie onie as oy (79th Division). ~ Choral Union of America. (AS AEE TD og We clean Jott, Pelt, and Sct _- -- In connection with the forty-third Dy” CARNE GEORGE B, NELSON a fo annual c ivention of the United our buying orders 145 N. s | In the Day’s News [i es Veteran Signal Corps associa- for nnd ‘dcliver. thine shining parlor ‘in ex Casper, Wyo. .Phone Real Estate Insurance nection erates a nenocal| ——_qaaRORRAGHORET ||Gi eee ae Towns¢nd Building —-——————_—_ ee op, Gettysb a t 1. of shoes ed, 9 . rank Morjdell? wh i bli tablet to the signal corps will be un- CHIRO! 127 E: second Casper, - - - Wyoming ran ondell, who, as Republi- (ejled with impressive ceremonies. 0. &. Building es can floor leader,.is busy directing the —_ _— _DR.J.H. JEFFREY organization of -the .Republican, ma- Galendariofi Sports: DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY HOTELS HENNING BAGGAGE AND jority in readiness for the assembling — athletics: Kansas intercollegiate Chiropractors . TRANSFER of the Sixty-sixth Congress has been d field meet, at Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. HOME HOTEL | on, rear Hote? ®, representative from Wyoming 21- Office Phone 760. Res. 93 West Second St. jec—Henning Hote pee continual ara x qu ee 4ntertéllegiate track and Nellie P. Dalton, Prop. Baie Phone 45 ee century. orn an eOyTi iw 4860 eet, at Peoria. ———_—n oe" 2 | sidence one Mr. Mondell left his native state. for ee ‘ DR. B. G. HAHN Serle tin Malena neues | - : Wyoming at the age. of 27 years DR. EDNA HAHN | He identified hiniself with the Re- ORE THROAT By Day, Week or Month. || SHARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE publican party, and has worked stead CHIROPRACTORS SSS ee ee | é a Baas lily for its success in lo state a: d ose onsilitis garale Suite'2) Tawnsend) Blds. INSURANCE Mor—Ta! ai nationelispaer eens et MS warms salt Office 423 --Phones-- Res. 841R a7 ? Phone—House, 87-Ws Office, 104 ;venture in pol office holt. | $$ $< CLOTHES CLEANERS COMMONWEALTH LIFE Moving a Spec we omen See Frank Hoazland, State Agent THE SERVICE CLEANERS STAGE LINES OF 1.20 Jourgensen & Nygaard Phone: 889-W Office: 247 North Center Street F. J. HYE MAIL, EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND KEY MANUFACTURER ||, casper totais cr ing wi standing for the s se ate and winning. Then nee wen congr and after one ter assistant commissianer m4 CK'S VAP APORUI cral Land Office, a post yas able to bring his spe edge of western conditions into pi: Re-entering congress in 1899 he ‘remained there, and is now an vevienced parliamentarian and a m Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling “THE POINT” My WANT YOUR BRICK WORK On Contract or Percent Call for Estimate ‘asper to Salt Creek OmMce, Uiberty Gargge. Casper, Wyo. Telephone 088 or 977-W lee Our Motto. COMMERCIAL DRY CLEANERS ” with mastery af | ug technique. PETER CLAUSEN “We Kleen Klothes Kl KEYS MADE ee See 2 = AGS Dyeing Six Day Service While You Wait at ihe, SEWING MACHINES ’ || Phone 1185. 147 S. Center SHOOTING GALLER' a SEN NE] = (Upstairs) SINGER SEWING MACHINES - Today's Birthdays ys Reawecble Prices GUN REPAIRING For sale or rent, casy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machine re : == CASPER: ALCOVA STAGE LINE WM. JACOBSON, Prop. pairing Levi F orto only living We. STILE WAY, Prop. - LAWYERS ee a oe aoa vice president of the United States, 2 CORSET SHOP 280M. B born at Shoreham, \ | WILLIAM O. WILSON E, F. Sprague, 231 N. Pine. today y in the || Modart Corsets from $4. to 815 tran ier tae for Sunday |} Bon Ton Corsets from 3: h to $10, orne: ernor of Pantis || my. Corsets from § 080-50. a aoe TURKISH BATHS Taronto Geservation at || | Og Revolve Deans StS) S Xeaiee, A BATH AND A GOOD Gen. Eli 7 a, | Werner "rransportatto Mok- || | We fit all tornets fre z Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block MASSAGE. - TONIGHT former commander-in-chief of the G SNe ENSHE | MARTE MAT SHY pan ee Monet i \. R., born at New Alexandria, Pa., Te FOR YOU T ROW. a years aio Aciiay: —————— DRESSMAKING SHOP E. RICHARD SHIPP TURKISH BATHS Lord fi iber of the . | | 0. S. Bldg. Leo, Wiloth, Mer. Bitch neve ea idlla,motedian= Casper Loan Office | SANDY'S Lawser ais eee thority on edu rs, born Will save you, money on | O. & S. Building, First Floor Room 21, Townsend Building TOOL GRINDERS in London, 80 yeai today. | your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand: J) Phone 767W Phones—139 and 385 | [T sharpen. razors, knives, scissors, Andrieus Al OubsE t mite States bag, and Buiteatan peop Gowns SUITS all kinds of tools. Make a specialty senator from New Mexico, born at ‘Union City, Tenn. 57 years azo to- | Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centor ALTERATIONS LAWN MOWERS AND SAWS : S. E. PHELPS DOCTORS Lawyer Rooms 19-26 Townsend Bldg. w. RGUSON 23 Cobb St.. Tel. 1080, Work may also be left at Shooting Gallery or Exchange Furniture Store day. Mediil McCormick, the States senator from Iilino w United born in Chicavo, 42 years ago today Fi $ NatronaFuel Co. | soccseoqersoorsoorsoqones | DR. J. C. KAMP é ai pate Soe a al aay '. be 101 State Accountants Appointed. Natrona ue Co. Physician and Surgeon a testes bi i] VETERINARY SURGEON puntenteed Phone 949 Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | R, A. RATHBUN Governor Carey has named Walter —Phones— | AL Samuel Corson as the three memb ~~ GEBO COAL _—$$$ $$ Lawyer Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy of the state board of ountan COKE WooD 5 Al le: of Ch 2, the ry 3 [ait ge Teak ae mlvieable ‘that thes & City Office 157 S. Center DR. H. R. LATHROP 3uites 5 and 6, Kimball Bldg. bane 3% 2 a ” DR. W. C. FOSTER live in the capitabcity. Mr. Batchellor Street is deputy state auditor and Mr. Pat- Gen. Office 5th and Beech vf the sta Streets HAGENS, STANLEY @ MUBANE UPHOLSTERING & AUTO-TOP — nal Private Houpital jal || are =o See me, for palveaiversrel meving CHOTTIOTOO TOS TOO TOMS, ne 8. Des alate fe 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. your work ‘vant 4 BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN | Sie 3, 7 8: ae wot Nomeoe aos a) Conductor Stanley Slizeski moved CHILES P. PLUMMER ‘his family up from Shoshoni Monday Lawyer ,end on Tuesday mornjng took the f |regular passenger run between Lan- Room 415, Oil Exchange Bldg. | Ger and Casper which he will hold Casper, Wyoming. during the absence of Conductor Mharles McKay and wife in the east. j = | Mr. and Mrs. McKay left WEan eon ; 5 A x for B ' York, CALL 74-J Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. CALL 74-J | ui ae eee NICHOLS & STIRRETT |wisre they Ey BAT ad sician an "urgeon 4, i | relatives. From there they will go See Ben Transfer Co sudtcntagentin vente | (eR: eee ec eecubagrls f° Light and Heavy Hauling. Furniture and Piano Mo wale goq-t01, 0. 8. Bley. | drach’ of land cphioh ihe ag pects to die- Specialty, Baggage Transferred ~ fies a] Weese pricey aire een Fe ni in esecis. to dle QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE ' cm x || 308. xchange Bldg | Pare of at this time.—Lande: \ | DR. F. S. LUCKEY Physi d Surgeon Phone: Res. 901-Ws; Office, 505 Office 123 Enat Secand Street Room 2 Wood Block Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. Quick service, highest quality. VIO TOOOL OLS SEEM MM MTA, @ ®& = 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH y