Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1919, Page 2

PAGE TWO LABOR BUREAU (REOPENED IN CASPER TODAY Eleventh-Hour Appropriation by Congress Comes Just in Time to Stay Orders for Closing Em- ployment Office y the continu- yment Ser ained gin in- to immed e disregarded. tted thru last a nt of labor ture only and c complete in idn re§ative to s in the coun-} erstood will make a ntenance fund if the nts the expense. s everal weeks the ent service has aver- rents in excess of 81,000 aged place week and when no funds p of the service had been made, industrial institutions thruout Ir tter up with hington rey or to have such funds pro- the service sntations made to Washington f of the service by many or- ganizetions thruout the country. For the time being 2 government emplc to assist in bringing capi- abor together and will in ability expand greatly under anent appropys ation. all pro pern TUITION 15 FREE TC SOLQIERS FOR SPECIAL WORK AT UNIVERSITY that many soldiers Jook as their future occupation will desire to improve their time elong these lines during the summer months, the University of Wyoming will, at 1919 summer school, which clo: ugust 1, or- ganize special cla: in agriculture for the benefit of soldiers, sailors and marin provided t a suffi- cient number of men e applica- tion. Tuition will be free to these men. An agricultural course also is scheduled for next winter. The work will include such subjects as field rrops, soil fertility, farm manage- mer s of livestock, stock judgi feeding, enimal dis- irrigation and etic, farm car acksmithing en who de to take of these courses can secure information from the’ uni- euthorities at Laramie and ouncement is made that i employment is desired it is pi that the college can put the men in jobs. ° BROODS OVER TRIFLE, TAKES HIS OWN LIFE Brooding over troubles, W, O. years, committed king strychnine. ew words with his wife trifling matter he poured ie powdered substance into a His wife knocked the spoon from his hand, so it is said, and short- ly after left the rooms. When she returned he wes dead. It is be- lieved he scraped up the drug and yon as she left. He left > note: Mrs. r wife Alice Marker. for a long time. y babies good- Good from me, from rker to my loving wife.” , the Master Cigar McCord-Brady Co., t instructions re- | tely close of the employ- for the: sentatives inj; has proven bene- 4icial to labor is evidenced thru the * Che Casper Daily Cribune (eo a IT’S A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON’T WEAKEN— WEDNESDAY, SULY 1919 —By Jack Rabbit | r cord in po- lice sterday its first day on | the r wagon.” Qnly two ar- {rests for minor offenses both ‘for violation of the traffic rules of the {city marred a record of no arrests for hours starting at 2 o'clock a morning, the first day of te-wide prohibition. Jack Tool was arrested at that time on the charge of being a sleeper, but he was released. Peter McCabe drove his car over fire hose near the City Hall in spite of warning. He was fined $5 and paid the amount yesterday after- noon. Martin drove a wagon and team for nearly a block on the side- walk in the first block on South David street. He also paid. $5 fine. But police court this morning was deserted. Even the city jail looked lonesome. The streets were not thronged with men on the west side of Center street late last might. There was small attracyon on that side of the main street -yesterday. Many who seldom went to the moving pic- J theaters attended the movies Soft drink parlors were ture last night. popular. The police officers reported that CASHES BOGUS CHECK AND KEEPS {T, 15 NEW TRIGK Because he esked a store to cash a $37.50 check, received the money, and then picked up the check and walked out, J. T. Orcutt was found {zuilty this morning in justice of peace ¢ourt. He was forced to pay the amount of the check and the costs of the civil action against him. The store 6wner could not see the humor wf the situation when Orcutt got the money for the check and then calm- ly put the check in his pocket and left the store. He took the matter up with the authorities and Mr. Or- * cutt had to pay. Boys Smack Lips Over Refreshments of Mothers’ League Many Wyoming boys are thru Casper this week bound” from France. boys each day appreciate the good things the Mothers’ league and the local Red Cross chapter have pre- pared for them. Sandwiches, dough- nuts, coffee, and smokes are given each morning when the Burlington trainloads of returned fighters pass thru here. passing “homeward These same There were more than 150 re- turned soldiers, nearly all casuals frem different western divisions, who had a light breakfast in Cas- per this morning. Yesterday there were mut 100 wetyrued herves and Mondu r as came thru this morr —— Re, ad the Oa sMarker to my Aoving witers ead ithe Dribunelage ja aeeaen adi all Dealers Eight Sizes 1o%I5° Distributors up soon as Yesterday a majority of them were cleaning house and getting into shape to open with soon. CasperBrokerage Cor. 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