Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 6

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PAGE SIX re ee fee Se es FAILURE TO PAY IF YOU DO FOR GARG OBS STATEOFFUNDS 1 Page 1) WHAT Do Nou KNow aABoueT THIS— | TOOK MY LAST YEARS SUIT COT OF THE TRUNK AND, itinued fr n this coun- county in 767. the near- » county which has worth of sutomobiles. tal remittances to county treas- June 1 in the 21 counties are s follows: STRIKE GRIP IN CANADA BROKEN TROUBLE AT END (By Associated Press.) WY UST DAY OF GRACE 10 EobAPE PENALTY VANCOUVER, June 25.—After! more than a month of industrial trou- a bles extending from W Operation of Motor Vehicles fith- , Solumbia cities, Ca out License to Lead to Arrests, ad erathetie aie Declares Natrona County last night af RECORD HERE IN Sheriff followed by simi = ~ y and Edmonton vy 7 dictions that strike lea THE PAST WEEK} couver and Victoria would take action Automobiles and trucks operating| within a day or two. after the first of July without having| - _> FORMER KING OF Altho temperatures of 100 de- ristered in Cas- official gov- complied with the state license law/ will be taken in tow and the owners arrested, according to announcement | T WEAKEN— | FOUND A ROLL CF t BILLS AMOUNTING Jo. NINETY-SIK | REX INGRAM HAS SMALLPOX LARAMIE, Wyo., June 25.—Rex Ingram, small son of J. O. Ingram, ger of the Laramie offices the m of the Nationsl Supply Co., has been taken to the county pest house suffering from an illness which thought to be smallpox. Mr. Ingram is staying with his son. They just re- turned from Denver a couple of days ago. ‘The Cigar. that never ets on degrees, earlier in ; the same as um for June last year. infall recorded here y, when .04 inches of last Thu ter > —— JUDGE LINDSEY - TO APPEAL TO HIGH TRIBUNAL PEACE TREATY (By DENVER 1 from the fin court fo; atements of boys made to for Lindsey t ss Supreme court soon, it d today. set (By Axsociated Presi DENVER, Colo., June —The middle of October is the date set for ernor Shoup announced today. ATLAS CRUDE OFFICES of $500 assessed | r refusing to di-| nfidence will be filed in the! Colorado legislature to meet to; the suffrage amendment, Gov-} suena made by Sheriff Pat Royce this morn-| CG REECE ON THE peach of | Vt is further s i that all| roadie [ealt steer sensed Se oll POCKS, IS CLAIM tag will also be arrested. Car own- ers who have lost one of their tags, may secure a duplicate by sending a dollar to the secretary of state. “T have given car and truck own- ers ample warning,” said Sheriff Royce this morning, “and there will bo no leniency shown after July 1 and no favoritism.* With the ap- proval of the county commissioners I have secured two special deputies whose business it will be to arrest all owners who have not complied with the auto license law.” IS GUARANTEE OF WAR--LODGE (By United =) WASHINGTON, @ine 25.—The senate foreign relations committee by a vote of 12 to 4 deferred ac- tion on the Fall resolution for a separate peace between the Uni- ted States and Germany, until the Germans -have signed the Paris treaty. According to Senators Lodge and Fall a majority of the commit- your nerves (By Asso: PARIS, June Former King Co who has been living in Swit is in financial difficultie 3.) . Shade-grown. f Greece Real Havana been 10c and up L. G. Murphy Cigar Co. Distributors for Wyoming Largest Fruit Market in the State Great Big Bing Cherries Amiving Daily Direct from Grower BUY THEM NOW FOR CANNING All Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” tee favored the resolution but con- sidered the presen an inopportune time to press it. Senator Borah, in a fiery speech to the senate, declared the treaty “guarantee of war,” and criti- cized the peace conference for ig- noring Irish and Korean claims. “We may build navies and arm- ies and burden the world with heavy armaments, but until learn that the spirit of nationality cannot be crushed by force we will not be able to insure permanent peace,” he said. ARE REMOVED 10 COLO. 114 South Wolcott Two will be at 615 r. All correspond Bs , operation, end similar matters will be the new Colorado o' aeacacen DEDCOGBEBEE SPSS SRERERGSERESEEEECS SSEEEES we NES Some Inside Facts on Outside Paints Pure linseed oil and pure white lead do make 2 so-called “pure” paint—but also a poor paint; poor, when you compare its wearing qualities with the long life of LN HIGH STANDARD LIQUID - PAINT High Standard contains something besides pure linseed oil and white lead. The other things used in the making of this good paint are called “‘balanc- ing’’ materials. They give the paint elasticity, strength and durability; these are essential qualities ina paint that must give best results. HA es HOLMES HARDWARE CO. “Holmes to Homes” Ash for az z aa ao 1} Yq ‘eo 4 14 3 Aq 1 A : a F a2 3 1 a 1 4 1 yy ‘es 7] ‘eS Ai ‘s 2 ae yy a io = a Color Card wea POTTS AOROSOEOTORORS NUNUNC SEN NTN J NS 2SG2C8 SOCESEEESEESERSEGS BECEESEEEZESESS CEZEZESEZ CITY FRUIT MARKET Phone 247 and Get the Best TONIGHT OPENING IRIS DANCE PAVILION BETWEEN THE TEMPLE and BOYLES’ GARAGE Stores 151 South Center FLIER ELEY EE EE EE EEE SIE IE I AND Not ONT OF THEM WAS RECEIPTED ESDAT, ANE 28,101 —By Jack Rabbit TURKS LOSE BANK AND VALUABLES When You GED MOVED OUT WHEN RENT FALLS — Now the two Turks are bringing suit against Ford asking large | money damage for unlawfully breaking and entering the house and taking the bed clothing which the petition states belonged to Hegee and Aly. The petition was filed today with the clerk of the district court. The two Turks admit that the rent was due but they claim they intended to pay it and that Ford had no right to take away the fur- Little did Sam Hagee and Sem Ally, two natives of Turkey, think their house would be bare of fur- niture when they returned one day after hiding some diamond rings, gold watches, and money in their | bed. But A. C. Ford, well known on the sandbar«district, became anxious about the rent due, and when the two renters of his house in this district did not pay on the first day the rent was due, he | moved all the furniture from the house. " A rs = niture of the house without war- With it went the bed and the | rant. The case will be tried in the | be@ clothing in which Hagee and | September term of the district Ally had hid part of their wealth. | court. Save Your Hair You Save Your Looks Kn Ps. NewBRO'S 4ERPIcioE) [IS SoLD EVERYWHERE APPLICATIONS AT BARBER Shops) KIMBALL DRUG STORE Special Agents. Service--- For over thirty years we have been giving the people of Casper the best Drug Store Service obtainable. * Our store was established in 1888. YOURS FOR THIRTY YEARS MORE PRESCRIPTION | The Rexall Store | store R | DEPT. | PHON 831 | Bive- ALL) 2ew | AIMBALL HANDLES THE GOODS BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 THE HOUSE MATINEE @ OF QUALITY 2:30 & 4 P. M. PICTURES TODAY HARRY MOREY “BEAUTY PROOF” Also Sunshine Comedy “Smiling Bill” Parsons ,::"":-:~ “The Midnight Alarm” TOMORROW ERED STONE ‘Wunder the Top’ He plays the part of a country guy who falls in love with a circus man’s daugh- ter and so gets mixed un with the goin’s on in the sawdust ring, and before you know it he’s showing a bunch of tricks that make the performers themselves gap¢ like a gang of hayseeds. ¢ Also a Mack Sennett Comedy “Love Is Blind” and Mutt and Jeff

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