Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1919, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, Jox¥ 2, 1919 earth inti ih hai \ SEL RIN A RE PTA ANB Che Casper Daily Cribune c RUSSIA IS FAR FROM ‘FREE AS SOVIET CLAIMS Proclamations Covering Laws and Conduct Are Numbered by the Million and Violation Means Punishment By FRANK J. TAYLOR | NEW YORK, July 2.—That Rus- | sia under the dictatorship of the un-/| der-dog is not exactly a land of lib-j erty is one of the first discoveries of the foreigner visiting Moscow. The bolsheviks like to call Russia the “free communistic republic.” As a matter of fact, there are no laws, as they are known in other land: But in their place there are several} million manifestos, or proclamations, that have been issued by various soviets, Nobody knows just how many there are, nor has anybody taken the trouble to write them all down. Any soviet can issue manifestos, and all of them are prolific in exercising the privilege. Usually new manifes- tos ane posted up on walls or are published in some paper. If you act contrary to one of these manifestos, and a commissaire catches you—a commissaire is a bol- sheyik official—a tribunal settles your case. The tribunal is made up of three bolsheviks. It bothers not about either laws or manifestos, there being none of the former and too many of the latter. The tribu- nal simply decides what it thinks ought to be done to you, which may be anything from pardon for killing a man, to being shot at sunrise for stealing a loaf of bread, and it is; done—that is bolshevik justice. In soviet Russia, you are entirely) at liberty, according to the bolshe- viks. However, you cannot do any of the following things: You cannot be at large without a permit to live issued by the commis- saires. You need that for the right to breathe. ‘You cannot buy a pair of socks, a shirt, or any kind of clothes or mer- chandise. It is forbidden for stores to sell or people to buy merchandise. They are supposed to wait until it is issued. It is forbidden to leave town, or travel anywhere, except on official] business. Individuals cannot go from one town to another on private business or because they want to travel. ‘ You cannot rent a room or move into a new house, unless the com- missaire assigns you to new quarters. You have to go where he _ says. Hotels do not exist. They are con- fiscated for headquarters” It is forbidden to quit your job, if you do not like it. You are con- sidered an enemy of the government if you strike. The government can mobilize you to any jcb it wishes just as though you were a soldier. _ You cannot have a bank account own a bicycle or automobile, owr fire-anms unless you are a bolshevik. or be the sole proprietor of any- thing of commercial value. Otherwise, you are perfectly free— with a few more exceptions. The bolshevik idea of liberty was impressed upon the United Press cor respondent when he first arrived ir Moscow. He was under guard and was taken first to the police station There, among all the millions of man ifestos, the police commissaire coule not find any which outlined regula tions regarding foreign press corres: pondents who came into soviet land thru the back door—the Lithuaniar front. The police commissaire decided tc “pass the buck” to the foreign office secretary. ‘Why have a foreign of fice if it can’t decide whether for eigners we catch here have any righ to live or not?” he asked. Wnder guard, but otherwise un heralded and unsung—as well as un washed, unshaved, and unclean fron the long train trip—the correspon dent was ushered before the foreigr secretary, whose first act was tc heap a tirade of abuse of all Enten te lands upon the head of the only speciment in captivity at the time. Finally he relented and said, “We’l’ let you stay here a few days. I sup pose the first thing is to get yo out of arrest. Wait here while I sec if it ean be done. Half an hour later an assistant came back and announced with a not« of triumph, “Well, you're free. You're at perfect liberty.” “Thanks, that’s fine, I suppose J can hunt up a room now and clea: up. Can you recommend a hotel.” “No, I can’t,” replied the bolshe vik, “There aren’t any hotels. They're confiseated. I'll take you home with me tonight.” “Can you recommend some one can hire for interpreter? “No, it can’t be done,” said the Russian, “You can’t hire anyone. You'd be a capitalist, if you did.” “Js there,any objection to my tak ing some pictures. I brot a camera.” “You cannot do that, either,” ruled the bolshevik, “It is forbidden for private individual You'd better keep yours under cover or it may be confiscated.” “Guess there isn’t much I can d¢ right now, is there?” “No, except read these pamphlets,” he said, handing over a pile of propa- ganda, “You’ll have to be ee now for a couple of hours, until get thru. I don’t think you’d better wander about alone. You might get /® or ‘be arrested if you have no guide.” But otherwise you have perfect lib- erty in bolshevik Russia.” is to have cameras | was t \d BRINGING UP FATHER 325 TT ex coucy. Tarn THE PRT PERSON VE WHY MAGGIE EVER STOP AT THS QUIET OLD BOARDIN' HOUSE YO LIKE To SEEN SINCE WE { “SEE BEN” | “A LOOK MEANS A LOT” | | wait longer before buy ing a lot in the Kenwood Addi- tion sare advancing from day to day. $75 to §350 on terms. . 5 per menth We have a thre mofern bungalow which will make a nice home for some young © ° le. Very large rooms. Bath, toil- et. Can be sold on terms. i $2500. ‘ive-room modern bungalows with sidewalk and graded streets | only $4730 on terms. This should interest all who are contemplat- | ing buying a home in the near fu ture. Five-room modern home, with garage; corner lot. '$5460. Can be sold on terms. ror FES | Two-room with bath, ¢ ity water, toilet and sink; two rooms son. rea ul and weod » hed; nice trees; garden in.” $3000 on terms. i | Derirable lots in -all localities. SCHBROK Phones 7 4W and 8103. { SEE BEN Watcu thin apace daily. SEE BEN 1 FOR SALI In- —Ford roadster truck quire 305 E. Fourth St. A Mathewson. FOR SAL! PROPOSAL 10 LEW ON —About 3800 two-year-old | ewes, 2500 lambs and about 100 cots- | wold rams including range for re- , |mainder of year if desired. Address Li | Box 821, Riverton, Wyo. Bit a HOMESTEADS LONDON — (Correspondence of). Free information on homesteading. oldiers, sailors and their heirs have special rights. We can locate you anywhere. Homestead relinquishments wanted. MONTGOMERY MENT Phone 467M. Suite 5, Mokler Bldg. FOR ‘Cheaj 505 the Associated Press.) —The house of commons has rejected by a vote of) 317 to 72 a proposal made by the liberal party and endorsed by the labor party for a levy on capital as a means of discharging part of Eng- Jand’s enormous war debt. Sir Donald McLean, one of the liberal leaders, in the debate preced- ing the vote, deprecated making the question one of party, as a capital, levy, he said was ‘‘an emergency pro-; posal to meet an emergency situation.’ SALE—Player piano. Beech. Phone 541J. FOR SALE 1 4x6 Goulds Triplex Pump. , 5 i hoose|} 1 3x4 Goulds Triplex Pump. The goverment, he said, had to choose; 1 3iieSack Concrete Mixer, Fair- between—a levy on capital or a COn-| phanks-Morse Engine. tinuance of the present heavy income CREE, eactor pth extension taxation for 30 or 50 years. |_1 1% Horse Fairbanks-Morse G. Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of | Engine. 16,000 feet 2-inch black pipe. 1 10x34 Smith Vaile Double Act Steam Pump. All of the above is in first class condition. Will sell very reasonable. For full information Address 12pt— to come— Address Western Asphalt Paving Corporation Casper, Wyoming the exchequer, refused to consider the idea of such a levy. He said he would) not even consent to a committee of investigation into the subject, be-| cause its appointment would create fear and insecurity, and “would dis- turb the minds of people to whom we; must look for help in order to bring | the finances of the country back into) order.” A portion of the London press has been dealing at considerable length recently with the question of a capi- tal levy. One of its principal pro-| ponents is C. F_ G. Masterman, ¢ prominent liberal. | “We have concluded the war,” he| argues, “with a deadweight debt bur- den of some eight thousand millions of pounds ($40,000,000,000). Inter- niture and in perfect est and sinking fund on this debt will) Yitifent taste. ‘There is 'w story and amount.to some four hundred million | ; alf well-heated garage on premi- = veg i e} e | 8es. Sast front 2% lots within block pounds a year. Hither that debt must | 00 "iit of Cheeseman Park, Den- ing BARGAIN Change in business forces the sale of IMPOSING 12-room house SPLENDLD- LY furnished with highest grade fur. be reduced by some heroic effort to! ver. A MAGNIFICENT home for any redeem the capital, or that interest | ~¢ todo family. must be raised as a first charge on in- i 1. E, MeBRADE, dustry for an indefinite period of S11 \Colpens pant ami, time, or the nation must repudiate its|{ obligations.” No other course, he as- serts, is possible. ’ The advocates of a capital levy, he explains, propose that a substantia! portion of the country’s debt shall be liquidated by a graduated contribu-| tion from all who own more than a} limited amount of the national wealth | HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS CASPER LOAN OFFICE Licensed and Bonded Brokers 133 8, Center. Phone 8043 Mail Orders Attenfied to Same Day. | | REALTY & INVEST- | any COMPANY lots Sheap. Teak | | harmony and See ee —_———s PAGE SEVER * —Drawn for the Casper Tribune by George McManus ee eee a 8 4 DID | SAY THIS PLACE e WAS QUIET a, = ’ —_— gpa a — CASPER REALTY COMPANY A beautiful furnished house ©, f six rooms located e choice residential district of Casper. T he furniture is the best) mone: FOR SALE could buy and it harmonizes with the interior decoration Large a sun parlor separated from the HM ving. room by artistic. French doors, attractive fireplace, dining room and kitchen with all built features, two bed rooms, bat hr ’ : eit 5 Anetontipes,, two. bed) rope thet in room with | But-in mediclt Just off Park avenue pavement, east front, the house is the ment driveway from street; beautiful lawn, cement sidewalks all broad-front bungalow, built on the large plan, about 40 by 4 in. Jt is a very cheerful house. Price $7800.’ “Werms “can be» of- feet, the living room is large with about the st fireplace one ; would want, the dining room is large, the bed ms are much . L ger than © usually sees, the kitchen is very attractive and An_ exceptional attractive four-room bungalow almost complet- convenient, there is full basement with two finished rooms, laun- ed. Very large living room with oak floc lenty of w y ; i F " sah if 1 aR Ini hne leur ital very cheerfaliesptarmiwo maeoonty oF meee dry room, 5 me tubs, Spencer hot water heating plant which and two windows in each room. Bath room, linen closet is one grade better than the Ideal, the lot is 60 by 140 and there handy Kitchen with nifty breakfast meok, furnace ‘heat, large f is plastered ¢ This place is the neatest and mgst com- ed ‘oom asement, his ungalow 1 ake a L ete 2 r The 2 Y500, home. Price $4800 with only $12 s0°cash. make “a” beayettear plete home we have to offer tor the money. The price is $9500. ene et | A four-room house with full basement, large porch, garage, <a chicken, house: One-room house, good garden, tot all’ fenced. "rice 00 with on 500 ¢ le be hh aah. A ‘bargain. This little home of three rooms may be just what you have —— been looking for It is in the north end of Butler Addition. on the } a siree The se is wea ” ded ‘e are ee large muoehomihouse’ on: eperiany Sones 5 Aan main street. ‘Th use is Weath boarded, t re thr Center streeta. Sorneiepirmnon, (blocks fxr ECT | rooms, onc just new, garage-for Ford, water in front of house, and inane are we are offering it for $1,000. Y ou should see this. Real Estate HARRY FREE Rentals 157 So. Center The Lot Man - Phone 968-W CASPER REALTY COMPANY C HOTEL GROUND FLOOR. PHONES 381 AND 988, Dd j FOR SALE | FOR SALE REALTY BARGAINS |" A new 7-room houge with bath $750 down and balance in payments will buy this bungalow sun parlor, Hardwood floors, apartment house having three apartments of three rooms each. place. French doors, and many Matthiye income of $120 Will Soon pay for it. Owner leaving and ; n ‘features. ull basement, must sell. ¢ | laundry room, coal room, and’ furnace Ss ! |room, Bast front lot 50 by 140. See Five-room! modera bungalow, turnac t, full basement, east | this at once. front on pavement. All rooms ‘are la living room is 14x22.’ Built | = in featur 60 foot lot and a good buy at $6000. | jafive-room house with bath and full Sn et PORNO Ne bes , Seas | basement; lot 62% ft by 140. A. bar-| Three rooms and bath, oak floor, kitchen cabinets, and electric | gain at $5250. A small cash payment lights, $2950; - CSS Will take this house. elace on easy | 16x24 plastered hou on 50x140 lot close to pavement, $1700. E— |terms. Located on South Walnut St.) Two-room house, , garage and sheds on = —— 5OxL40 lot at hased on easy payments, as can We ace CR eee ae Tn eee eae |e ee mumber of o) good buys we have in from two to ten-room eet ree-room house on rear,| homes We will be pleased to show you at | just one block from paved streets. Only | Pe Ga Ee oy ae teutices - y will) bor Blensed| to show. Saueae lg aac 0, sodrcestetnlance on casy storms. é 0 cash and monthly payments will buy this five-roony bun. in the most desirable parts of the | an ——— - galow, lot 60x140 and close in. Ss. city. ia lversgarn pore Lon Nonth yresha| $159 sh and small ayments buys two-room house on 60x140 lot | bargain at $2800. Only $500 cash. Bal- | WAtHS 628) tT On Ce ae ee tee. jAnce on easy terms. Done fail to see Lots in all parts of the city. aS this one, | zi v * | for all kinds of “** Half interest in payls ieettyoom at a bargain, investigate this, | See us for all Kinds of insurance. a ying ee OIN CASPE | If so, let us put you in a money-making business, we have many PARTHOLOMEW-KEMP CO. JOHN M. ENGLAND COMPANY airterovt ines’ tepresented In our listings. Call and receive par- u MEW- | ‘202 0. 8. Bldg. ticulars, : . * | Office Phone 1129. “Hou: a S Lynch Bldg. 111 E. ape Phone 370 | oe Eneee: | See, Rea Brokers Jny M. Probst |POR SALE OR TRADE—One slightly -PROBST AGE! ANY General Insurance | “used piano in first. class condition. | KING-PROBST A\ NCY COMP | Call 142 Oak St. Phone 708W. 6-26-6t" 0. |S. Bldg. Fhone 5é4- | ‘Casper, Wyoming. | |For SALES Seven-passenger Hudson | eg |" in AL condition; a snap if taken | within a Week. Call at 508 EB, Dover | WANTED after 6 p. rany time Sun | WANTED ! 6-26-6t* | | —_— ecm | FOR SALE—Two four-room houses on one lot; plastered. 468 Cobb 6-17-13t* {FOR SALE—Ford contract, ready for | delivery now. C. A. Pearl, Mid- | west avenue. 7-1-3t* FOR SALE—Good milch cow. Inquire Soe: | Holn 1 ranch two miles south —— Caspe: 7-1-6t* oar Bere od ‘ror LE—Good_ Ford H] also 4-h.p. gasoline engine. |W. First. ‘The best buy in town, 3-room house, full basement, lights and water, .in 2s % 5 house, garage, barn and chicken hpuse; POR SALB—t-room house on und 6 Jots 50x140 each for only $4750. | geciredt by OSD We have some good lots on S, Lin- silauteDucincan coln cheap if taken at once. lent business in t ome of over $1000 quire at Room 6, Mokle 6-30-3 List your property for a quick sale | j anit ne wyomi LYY ¢ = THE WYOMING RE c CO. BABY CHICKS! BABY ¢ Phone 1185. | We can supply you with or [small quantities. We have 18 varie 1 ties and guarantee live delivery. Write for prices. Columbia Hatche Box 1102, Denver, Colo. ALE—Buick 6, model 1917; first- H condition; 1 Over nd touring Ford Smith ‘orm-A-truck; 1 roadster; 1 Chevrolet. We have | some in good shape. ¢ Ne eee EE EEEIIIEEEEEEE a, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC “Bi te fe pom hou on The ©. K. Raaiator Shop is now) oP fail | room 12x1% with ready for business. First class radia- paUS CRAP Grima Gull toned tor work. Give usa trial then be your| Natrona Lumber Con” fee O gst Cm TUae ASS Wei BeGonG!? \6-PBs6t | eee UCSB erat ne FOR SALB—Bull tractor, good as new. | See J. W. Phillips, Alcova, Wyo. Box | . 12 sote) VO FOR SALE—2 lots with two-room plas- ; | NOTICE—Will a first class di- tered hou d bed: 0 nm tside. Thermopolis Man SE Tea ere RE rermerr a aRG go First St. David Musselman. are furnished. $1200; $300 down and -_-_-_-_ -27-6t rest on reasonable terms. Call 1106J. Has Compound to : a4 " apa sot ° 5 . | FAIR & DRAYMEN | AUTO EXCHANGE Extinguish Fires TEAMSTENS Lane RC aaa FOR SALE AS iTinaionn: minute. Get you spot cash for tt OLIS, Wyo., J 20,| Highiower & Swain, CAE pte a oA : F THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., June 20.) Beet Sit Ciure. 3 sell it for you. At bargain, furnished four-room —H. M. Shay, chemist employed by the Thermopolis Laundry company, has compounded a chemical fire ex- tinguisher for which he claims many! “b 1. Conjell, House Mover. ‘|house, bath, laundry in’ basement. |South Lincoln street. Inquire Hugh E. Miller, Wyatt hotel. 7-1-1f FOR SAL 00 Ibs. of confetti. ‘dvantages not contained in otber ip idite: lebration, Phon extinguishers of a like nature. In the} - - : presence of a number of local citi-/ mgr CAMPER-ALCOvA STAC a mi ‘ens, Mr. Shay gave a demonstration| Menry's Wranster Cn. Regular passenger mud rane vhat his ¢ tinguisher will do. H a FAI CONTRACTORS, tween Casper, Alcova, of what his exting . ‘he following is a Mst of Genera’ Platte River Canyon and all interme: first test was to pour a quart of gas-| ontractore fale ta: Carpenters’ Local diate points Pyory an: De the week ; a wenaner. ignite it. and| ‘954, and employing none but union. Special rates to Sun ishing and — oline on a newspaper, ignite it. and | carpenters fF vienic parties. Phone 468, Casper, @r extinguish the flames before they hac | 2 A Lursen & Jorgensen, | cull Alcova Mer. Co., Alcova. scorched the paper. His next test) Mm. Marris. ‘olby & Ruugsteud | ———————_________-— ort aN anielson. J.-L. Cunningham. 0 $ ” o set fire to a half barrel of | Georges, Davis. Yirover C. Gorsuch. == Noun ¥, | Money ae i KR Whitcom crude oil from the Grass Creek field Ane A ei u. G. Bayer Lioyd Building © permitting it to burn until it had{ Soyepu Servatius Boing LDS reached the boiling point, when he ex- “asper Home Builders Co., Inc. ‘The above list will be revised and published i requires. If there are any omissions ar corrections the lst please address the under- signed. CHAS, 'THAY P.O. Box —. Mrs. Charlie Garrard of Robert- tinguished the flames in 13 second: According to the claims of Mr. Shay for his compound, it ean be usec a fire-proofing chemical as well a fire extinguisher, and that the fire-proefing qualities are imparted t the same time that it extinguishes | fiames. Because of this quality the danger from combustion after it has been used as an extinguisher is re- ER, Pres. Phone 400W Denver, Colo., is in Casper for a few used to 2 minimum. fore returning to the east. son, ll., who has spent some time. in| suitable | eeee , | 830 Citizens Bank building, Cheyenne days of visiting with old friends be-| Wem ne Sun ©ASPER LOAN OFFICE FOR SAL ' $200. Usea condition. 1 St Aternned and Bonded Pawn Shop Money to lonn o Jewelry. ‘me mm Reliable FOR SA Star drilling rig No. and tools; practically new ut a - gain. Call up ut Riverton next werk BREN BO TONS 8. Adwms. 6-30-61 n sums of from $10,000 up to $250,- aOR SAI $-room house on large Ic lon farm and ranch lands offering | on Be Fourth St. Close in, Will soll security. Interest rates reas-|cheap if taken ut or B, H, Wer. onable. Write us or call at our office,| ner, Mokler Bldg. phone 468 0-30" jOLD-STABE: FOR SALE—Residence on S. Wolcott. Modern, lawn, trees etc. Phone 468 ‘1K COMPANY. G-1- a TED—Lady or = WANTED—Young lady wants room ENT DE eusdy Fon erellabiesgicl and board in. private family. Ad. usonable. Addreas Tl aress B. H., cr. Tribune. i , "ED—At once, elderly lady to SOUpls ating here wint| ! for child 6 years While mother ar abartmene on mouse, ays Box Z, Tribune. 2-2t* y e pari ick caren | WANTED SITUATION—Hand laundry ieee eae igked up nurse) “and house cleaning our speciaity. r % a8<| phone 775. E. J. Henderson. 6-11-30t return to 508 Oil Exchange. tions asked, WANTED—Furniture, or anything of value, for cash. Casper Auction House FOR RENI 208'N. Center. Phone 602W. a-1-tt ly furnished sleep-| We will buy your second hand furni- South Beech. ture and pay highest prices. Phone 7-1-1t| #49, 121 W. First street. 4-1-tt ‘One sleeping room close SoS . iu BeOCKH a BCHSI SES NY Stock in the Young Woman Oil & Ne- 6-30-2| Velopment Co. Address Box L. K. room furnished pbase-|TPYME Vi pay spot Cash. k for batching. E >| Scaatat Midwest avenue: eae Highest market price paid for sec rae ond hand furniture. “Phone 249 12! : leeching room with bath. |W. Kirst street, a-1-tt J. 262 Beech, T-L= si a Second hand furniture wanted, high- RE wo modern housekeep-| est prices pald. Phone 249. 121 W. First rooms. 664 W. Second. Phone | street. 4-1-tf | WANTED—Live, intelligent agents to & WANTED—To rent house keeping a ns or furnished house at once = in no children, Add 888, ‘Tribune R FOR RENT—Modern front room Beech. furnished unfurnished IFOR R Basement sleepi Phone 8045 with bath. Inquire 214 Sou Phone @57/) a “Two ladies at Main oo anal WANTED—4 5 2 aay » 5 WANTED —Dressm wants we by houses “Phone w day in familie day hone J, 1-3t* FOR RI NN EE men roomers new. city.) WAN Laundress; good wages hall. S. David. = electrical appliances; assistant when necessary pital Lander Wyo. ~18te If you want to sell your for highest price call us. Bishop Randall Fost 6 |For —Nicely furnished sleeping room; modern. Phone 714M. 424 KI r t TED—By Box Ee <. Y.. word from FOR RENT—3-room furnished cottage QUS in rear ‘of lot. Not modern; no) chil- | See ee are $35. Phone 119 : weNerel ton ne |i chairs, ers and mat Ror 1086. 6 modern WANTED—¥ sur second hafd furniture of any dexeription. Will pay highest cash price for same. Phone 1086 WAN dd Tribus \NTED—Man room and bert tore, Good wige Parkerton, Wyo. INT —M ee week Pine WANTED—Da der vecial rate - the we YW. Second S sms for light hou bing — —_ = = Melrose, Ht Kowicd WoMrs. Den ipped fu th Me wwe car from eopir Phone Two furni Neht hou Lincoln st. keith NT xi, smooth Mrs. Louis Barker, INT—T'w r withou 4S. Ash 804 LOST, STRAYED OF large J smill white aud yellow entlemen gora kittens. Return at once to Chestnut. Liberal rewar cf s. |