Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 14, 1919, Page 6

——— eo = _ eS —_ - —— PAGE sit 2 nee tetioaae = ATH INF TRY ee LATE FLASHES | sevaizer tie Soortan't Mexican|braska, on the estate of Henry C.| for Natrona Couns situation, the Mountain Division ‘of | Smith, deceased, an: probate pro-|— RIC nty 2 ANTRY WIRE TROUBLE the American Red Cross announced ceedings at Los Angeles County, Call-| R Spiae aaa today that W. P. Robinson, director | fornia, on the estate of Charles Ed-| = ee 7 CUTS NEWS QF | LLED BY GARY, Ind, June 14—Five auto-| of military’relief, had been appoint-| win Smith, deceased, admitted in this WARBER & SPENCER 10 KEEP WATC : mobile bandits failed in an attempt ed to take charge of Red Cross Telief | state as the probate proceedings of! tterneys : : THE TRIBUNE The Tribune asks the indul- gence of its readers for the ab- - breviated telegraph news in Fri- moti the Fisat State bank here to-| work with the border military patrol. |said estates, at which time any’ per-|Pub. June 14,21°, 28, 1919 RAIL DICTATOR day, but it cost the life of Cashier Some equipment was shipped today. | $0n interested in the said estates may | Herman U: e | persons in the bank put uP their day's issue, its service out of the Associated and United Press cen- m ters in Denver having been de- 3 layed from two to eight hours se of soldiers returning from iter, governor of Washington, age 48,| Dated this 14th day of June 1919.1 8 & pos 325, France in increasing numbers, Di-| wWaSHINGTON, June 14—The/ died today. ° He yeferel a tervons|@ 2 SKARION. P.WHEELERY | [ci ts Gene et Ure eee ice oy tae has ordered rail’ army is only two-thirds ‘demobilized, | breakdown a year ago. District Court Commissioner Casper, Wyo. co eee han baa Pulbeate LSE ha eee announced and it ae iS as Ss ; See will take more than three months to \NOTICE Ke When a dozen other New field directors are to be appoint- | 4ppear and make objections thereto, | ge ed and further shipments of equip-| The Hon. Charles E. Winter, Judge | a hands, Uecker attempted te reach for, ment Mill be made as the situation re-|of the District Court, being absent GEOLOGICAL WorK alas Lo oA la pistol. The bandits shot him Gead/ quires. from Netryen Gorey, Wyoming, | Maps and Blae Prints, Surv y. vG" IY 14.— ete “1a 5 s i , istri ' » Survey; (WASHINGTON. June 14—So 8] tnd dashed from the building With) oo Sy _eenest Li a ei Bera BM si Specais out thé loot. . June 14.—Ernes' is- ~ 1 ow. ing Map Bes Piisi cy yesterday. Wire trouble is the 3 reason advanced by the Western Army Officials Are | ©sicn which states that one or = more wires heve been out of com- 3 ; re vitor the past 48 hours, re- | solute minimum. Among the permits! complete the work at the present rate Confident of Abil- | Bis: : for special equipment cancelled was! Coupe = sulting in much of the traffic be- anaes TU of 357,000 discharges a month. IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH S al & salting in much of the trafic be” | ome for 70 coaches and pulimans tobe : N THE DISTRICT COURT, SP utton, Staley & Company operated by the New York Central CAN FE Sree 75 : was Ss Dex SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.—Wil- from New York to the Willard- 10% Dingee, under oath of deposi- State of Wyoming) Brokers ) Dempsey fight. 2. di > that $400,000 was : 1, asserted tod a Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser. ity to Maintain the | Gntil this trouble can be remedied ° The Tribune is forced to be con- Peace on U.S. Side | ested with only a part of its usual service, Same TCD as paid Frederick Henshaw, then justice "County of Natrona) a of the state supreme court, after Hen-'In the Matter of the Estates of Hen-) : . . EL PASO. Jone i422 Two baveal: SS shaw had told him, Dingee said, that; ry C. Smith, Deceased, and of viee. We furnish quotations on any stock listed on pe ha would see what he could do in re-/ Charles Edwin Smith, Deceased. exchange in the country. List your stocks with us, we Se ee tare ibe Wee OFFICERS AND : s cecision of the, Notice is hereby given that’ Jennie will get you the highest possible price. Ask for our between Carranzistas and Vill in Bape rea ica : : yd Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 . J tion to the District Court i a Sapa ‘cot so! ore were desire: + MOSCOW, June 14.—The capture on the 9th day of July 1919, at 10 rds be- , —E— — SS sor caiee desperate |0’clock a. m. to have the probate pro- z he oS ——— as a pre- of Ufa after three da I = oe Siete fighting gives the soviet armies an dquarters WASHINGTON, June 14.—Thou- opening for overrunning the entire sands of delegates to the anti-prohi- territory occupied by Kolchak’s al li Bill! ello Wai: C. West ceedings at Richardsgt County, is had no con- bition dernonstration marched to the armies, Bolshevik authorities claim. = (By Associated Press.) = Villistas NEW YORK, June 14.—Twenty- capitol steps this afternoon. Samuel The soviet forces also captured where the biggest cartrnige four officers and 411 enlisted men of Gompers,led the parade. Schevs! -Ithe 148th field artillery of the 41st/ Spea demanded congress factory in Russia is located. mong 1791 troops ar- revoke prohibition against beer and abroad the transport light wines. : DENVER, June 14.—In view of re- dian "| Colonel Burke H. Sinclair of Sheri-” regiment took part in the Chateau han- to forestall] Thierry, Champagne-Marne, St. PILOT REGION \ S cage of a|Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne offensives, SENT TO DEATH Street cers are] sustaining 94 casualties. It was one STRAINING THE SIGHT F u 1 between Juarez]of the first heavy artillery units to remont county is suffering for EVERY DAY —_—- There has been no]reach France. }lack of rain in company with other Th exodus from Juarez as re- \districts of Wyoming, according to z ere are some occupa- observations and without his knowl- Sohn Hays of Pilot, formerly agri-)| tions which impose an es- Consul Garcia told the|edge. In order to check this, an in-! —__ | cultural agent for Natrona county, pecially heavy tax upon Strament known as the ‘Drift Indi-| PARIS, June 14.—Gaston Routien, | who is spending a few days in the } the eyes; and workers ° ° cator’ has been devised, by means of prominent French journalist, was city with friends. No more then a under these circumstances For Cigars, Cigarettes, which the pilot can ascertain the di- sentenced to death by courtmartiel skiff of snow and a slight drizzle should be especially care- rection of the wind, and the speed teday for imparting military inte’ isited the Pilot region at the time of ful to pre thei ea is % at which he is travelling over the gence to an enemy Socialist. He wa: Jasper’s last good storm and crops : preserve their vis- Candies and a Little ocean, so long as he can see the ocean charged with hav agreed with not under irrigation are damaged. ion, especially as they are and the flares or smoke-bombs which pee agents in Spain to start aj The range grass has not yet sprouted sirectly, ce pendent upon it s that strong bodies of i i irpose of !French language paper there during{in some parts of the u| land region J» for the earnin ive- 2 Z he drops into it for the purpose 0 guage pap ray pi iP zi g of a live of Almost Everything. of the oving north from Chi-] making his observations of drift. {the war to carry on Germanophile and conditions are anything but|{ Jihood. ry to the stockmen.—_ ‘ HEADACHE — oa | is now becoming known as usually a result of strained > eyes. Almost invariably, when . suitable glasses are obtained, ee it permanently disappeers. OUR EXPERIENCE IS YOUR SECURITY BURNETT-HYNES - SCHULTE BROS. 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