Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1919, Page 8

aap na als a PACE EIGAT ACCEPTANGE OF TREATY SENT 10. sees he Gasper Baily, Ecibune VILLA EXPECTED MEMBERSHIP TO OPEN ATTACK DRIVE OPENS OW JUAREZ SOOK . yy and Navy weetGih Bends Ef- faethe etek secking ie ss to Enroll Hundreds of Casper today. Hagenback’s Big i Shows Coming to | Casper, June 28 shows was in pa ae ae TAK PROBLEMS The | sitting as the county board of equali- NOTICE TRADES ASSEMBLY DELEGATES BEFORE BOARD The board of county commissioners There will be a special meeting of the Casper Trades Assembly tonight at 7:30 o’clock. All del- egates urged to be present. Business of importance, ALLIES TODAY oy A mecnigals Press.) ‘zation, met in session this morning so June 23.—Federal) Service Men j exact date when the circus will show | with Commissiohers Veitch, Griffith H. S. SU N : (Continued from Page One) troops from "Sonora to” Feinforce| |here is not known but probably will /and Hall all present. The board will - S. SUTTON, Sec’y, |Chihuahua federal forces opposing The circus will|receive the assessment schedules and — | This week has been designated as| how here July 28. full consideration of your request| Villa arrived southwest of Juarez | 5 Be venat? bably /take up the matter of equalizing ta they regret that it is not possible to| Saturday night. The Mexicans expect|“Membership Week” by the local] come here from tne soutn, ae ei A ation for the coming year. The s € d the time alre granted to a battle this eck Army and Navy club, and the boys| from Denver or Cheyenne. he high | ion will last four days. + ATA TAIT ATA TA TAAL I I tt Ne - excellency to make known your} are going out after everyone of tre school athletic field is the most like- a y on relative to signature of the | urned soldiers and sailors and in-}1, site for showing here. | Ts ae i " without reservation.” dicing them to “put in” with the| a ane Z |The best store in the best little city. as pate 2a) club. in the west solicits, at reast, a share, S Vf d F. t FIVE MONTHS REQUIRED (] According t the club announce-| The club will start a grand offen-jof your trade: We are ‘the only| ome nsidade acts on TO CONCLUDE PEACE ment it takes only one frog skinj|sive at the zero nour of 8 0 "clock | strictly Cush Store in Casper. Ali|j s to be admitted to] tonight in their dugout, when the) peace treaty of Versailles is f about five months of con- n which del allied cow 1} wo and Ger: Grea resented in th ations an¢ men, of the United » Robert erly American id F ambassa: jeneral Clemenceau, premior of as chairman of the mnference JUNE RECORDS OF DAN CUPID UPHELD HERE felt the call of matri-} y morning and applied from Miss Helen , county cler One liecense Monday morning from the of Trinidad, ard both of . Smith of Midland, rgaret Rei d licenses Sat- McPherson and ina both of Cas- se today. FUNERAL DIRECTORS OF STATE TO BE ADDRESSED BY CHICAGO AUTHORITY, a county undertakers will cpportunity to hear widely hority on anatomy here and Thursday when Al- am, president of the Chi- of anatomy will lecture oming Funeral Directors’ f The tw ssions will ve held in the afternoon of both days the parish house. Worsham arrived here this f Salina, Kan., where n for nearly a week. He y to San Francisco, Mr. Worsham said this morn- that hi nrollment at his Chi- » IIL, school was 120 for sum- mer work. ° Gagnon and | Co. Is Defendant in Suit *n Lumber company of the dis. st Gagnon Sharles A. er company § 61.80 and 8 erest which it claims is! Nicolaysen company for lum- d building materials used in ing a building in Casper starting | rch 21, oo The in its petition asks} » north half of lot 4, per, here it appears on the defendants brick building. will not be heard until September term of the ee Denver is in days on business. * e an has returned from hicago, where she spent inter studying music. SORES aS Attorney E. Richard Shipp return- ed from Lander Saturday evening, where he was concerned with criminal matters before the Fremont county court * © + BH i , Thursday to spend time as Mrs. Tom Meaney. . oie: ter, A. H. Worsham of Chicago is in Casper for a few days attending toy important business. the northern oll fields. ** ie J. C. ‘Whitaker is seriously at the State hospital. A small blaze in some boxes and zubp sh in the rear of the Wyatt hote >] called the fire department to address about 2 o’clock Sunday Tie fire was easily extin- il ~uorning. guished and little loss was reported. | ations from} five leading | nd Japan were ce conference tes each while Wilson, Secre- sing, Henry | ; Colonel Ed- ARE JAILED IN MANNHEIM RIOT peace} alman against the de-| ple for the erection of | The} district | ea filler will arrived from) the guest of her daugh-| ALLIES LOOMS t Italian and French troops ewing to the attitude of Com- | munists on the frontier seems immi- nent. 20 INJURED, 200. of Vienna by i it Annoclated Press.) MANNHEIM, Germany, June 23.— Serious food riots have occurred here ee troops were called out. Twenty ; Were injured cL) ¢ 200 arrested. REBEL LEADER IS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT yn) (By Aasociated Prenn.) EL PASO, June 23.—General Fe- lipe Angeles, revolutionary leader, will be a didate for the presi- dency of Mexico, according to Villa backers. HALF MILLION ALLIES READY FOR INVASION (Ry Aanoetated Prenn.) COBLENZ, June 23.—More than a half million allied soldiers stood ready to advance into Germany Sat- urday night, if the Germans had re- jected the treaty. 21 DRUNKS IN SINGLE DAY IS LOCAL RECORD John Barleycorn batted nearly 1,000 per cent Saturday, 21 being ar- rested for being drunk on June 21. It ended the next to the last Saturday when old man Barleycorn will have full sway in Casper, for a week from | today will see the passing of the |‘‘wet” stage here and in the state. Most of those arrested for being ‘drunk on the streets were brought jin late Saturday night. Since 1 o’clock Saturday after- noon the police records show that eleven-drunks were brought into the city jail. Seventeen arrests were made from Saturday at 1 o’clock till Monday morning. ee G. R. Hagens returned yesterday from Denver, where he went last WRENS on aang : FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 2:30 & 4 P. M. PICTURES A side-splitting Comedy with every-day situations. Smiles, Laughter and Shrieks. CONSTANCE TALMADGE “Mrs. Leffingwell’s Boots” A laugh a minute. every thirty da full membership in the club, vublie will be treated to a creeping} barrage of ice cream and cake for} and en- titles the holder to all the privileges . te eee treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay of the dugout under the West hotel.! which no adnfission will be charged.|;,EgS. We cater to quality as well : : al re = as price. Groceries Meats and Hard. | Pure linseed oil and pure white FEE HEE LEE ER MEH HEE IEEE HEE SEEN AE SIA SARIS ALAS |good. must be paid for before leav-~ jing ovr store or on Gelivery.. All are} Outside Paints TASS i peoeesel 19m + : 3 |e: lead do make a so-called “pure” ; Largest Fruit Market in the State 3) CASPER bidet co., paint—but also a poor paint; 8 t Hot Weather Food H| eet shee . er tie i. FA : 1 wearing qualities wi e lon, t Suggestions — — 3| life of i | on i WATERMELONS ‘ ee % yy : First Carload of the Season Has Arrived vite as . | HIGH'S "AN D CANTALOUPE . 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Attention, Mr. George Craddock Dear Sir: — Send two of your men to Loveland, Colorado, for two Maxwells. We have made arrangements with our dealer there, Mr. G. A. Benson, to let your men have two cars and we have instructed Mr. Benson to draw a sight draft on the Stockmen’s National Bank of Casper in payment of cars. Send another man to Greeley, Colorado. Our dealer there is The Burnison Motor Car Company. We have -in- structed Mr. Burnison to let your men have one Maxwell and he will draw a sight draft on the Stockmen’s National Bank for payment of car. These will be the last cars we will be able to let you have until some time in July. It took a lot of persuasion on our part to get these dealers to let you have these automobiles. Wishing you a lot of luck, I am, Very truly yours, E. M. JOHNSON. Per E. H. T. ‘ Maxwell Gar 167 Seuth Ash age GEO. CRADDOCK, Prop. 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