Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 3

dawht haw mee sade i ee ¥ 5, 1919 did ‘en % Che Casper Daily Eribune : STATERAS GOOD :e - ee The c concessions as yet are not ac-'ed. It was confined at first to a n of conditions and } ceptable since capital must comply few factorie: 7 and h data we the Russian Code of Labor, lim- district we se But « Riko” r ion ng hours of labor and giving the ment guards starte’ ay T HELM MADE DIFF fothuien "thie GE teak tibie Swn| ting Ute beat of us i wages a general fight of the 3 | __ Industries operated by the state the government, and A have been running under this sys- men from t t > | ; tem, but at a loss, which the state tacked the ¢ x a | makes up by printing money. Capi- won out ae if talists hesitate to accept concessions “But, you = s : under these conditions, though hand- foxsad "up. = Frank C. ; |some offers are made of alternate v0 can't need 8 oom ee | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE that taketh away th Pisee toe Industrial Enterprise strips of timber land on both sides cause it ne i eat as State Engineer on Appoint- | | - Christian ‘Set on al eae 1 taketh. sway’ the: sins Only in Discussion’ Stage; of a railroad to be built across north- 25 i, America ; 4 = a Science services are helc M . © r \r f ment of Governor; Depu- every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock| You need Him now; y , Capitalists Will Be Granted cri Riiaeia. the Belatlaviin, they}, chance. to wor = : E ; ties Are Named. in I. 0. O. F. hall, and on Wednesday! Him particularly at ‘the Concessions. Gare foxcad to seta tiem n-|eroe ¢ from: th : z levenings at 7 o'clock. The lesson/end. en ass = i pans th Ame ns CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 5.— sermon tomortow is “God”. Come! By FRANK J. TAYLOR Re at Grlgoet Metaitenaneky| ,. Provably the W Barr .)—With one of the worst| The public is cordially invited to 4 __ = |G aff Correspondent) thu Moscow labor chief, who formerly | future of soviet rouths in recent years facing the|@ttend these services. ae Es ET 4 ara Starting the 7" nares ae 7 ; than on f state, Wyoming has at the head of —_ { SOCIETY | industrial wheel id keeping Mel ion a New ee mar anes ordinary r ¥ rs its irrigation system a man who has|FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — ___*_9 | them moving is st problem following explanation of the early Alex. Ivan Rikoff, a , made a life study of such problems. Delaware wkd Durbin’ se Tad Clarkson Honored confronting the bo Bat pres- tionary situation was given the Journalist, who h at He is Frani: C. Emerson, a graduate Walter H. Bradley, maine iy Pitends al Dinuet ent. The ta de doubly diffi i Pree him the bolshev of the “University of Michigan and) Tomorrow at 11 the mid-summer Tad Clarkson, who is leaving soon ¢ ult. by; the the bolsheviks “When the war with Germany end- This body is the ‘or the past fifteen years connected | communion service will be observed. With his parents for Kansas City, fel! heir to industrial or- 64 the Russian capitalists just clos-, initiative taken by « » the with various irrigation and engineer-|'The mediation is entitled “Turning Mo., was honored informally Thurs- 2" left over from the old oq their shops,” said Melnitenanzky. Ol days with an ir ative ing enterprises in this state. | Ba The choir will sing Simper’s day evening at a dinner party given |TC&i™*- ‘ had made enough money and, !t has conducted a wagentts his graduation in 1904!“ Will Feed My Flock” and a quar- at the Henning by Miss Isabel Han- the Russian ore ready to retire. The workmen rr, Emerson came west to become! tette will sing Steele’s “O Father “ay. The table decorations were vie wey ch < were out of work and out of luck. chistatigineer for the Wyoming Land | Almighty.” very effcetively carried out in red, “We demanded work, and insisted and Irrigation company and to take) No evening service during July| White and blue. Favors were in. the that they pay us while they waited Soeeeeee Seca Comba ee that concern’s|and August. form of red paper caps and red satin to reopen the factories. The capi- ell Creek and Paint Rock projects. | oa surprise fire crackers. Foll g¢ the '™ talists replied thet they had no in- ABRs aap eee ttended the mili- the lack of manage- tention of opening the shops again. 'GANTZ MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH “inner the guests lition of individual I Could Stay Walte tary ball in the Masonic temple. 3 We could starve. i over Canal associations and chief oghe Religious Atmerohere”™ will, The guests invited were Elizabeth ich followed the over «t¢ it had been in America, it engineer of the Worland drainage| pe the subject of the morni '. Kidd, Ruth Ullery, Dorothy Stitt, ' capitalistic system, and never would have happened that district. For the past twelve years! mon, And at night it will be “Moral Helen Archibald, Edness Mokler > of the difficulties yy American capitalists would he has been in the Basin country,| | Backbone.” e capes aariaed 6 Seanor, Ali Mechling, Inez have been ready to start peace time n asper wi headquarters at Worland. Sunday school at 9:45. ‘The roll Seanor, Harold Ul Howard Wil- ons have been production the day efter the war m Tue&day df this week Mr! call of teachers will show who are £0”, Martin Updegraff, Edwin’ Hath- nstruetion of fac- ended. But not the Russian capi- If the house | COULD rent had a barn or a deep well for my three children, ( girls. ) WANT TORENT FOUROR FIVE ROOM UNFUR- but so far pl: vaneed much beyon Emerson assumed his new duties as state engineer. He announced today ra eres D. Shawver would be retained as deputy, and that Lieu- promptly every Sunda tenant Sharp of Sheridan, who serv- Miss Tone Wolcott ‘vill lead the aes a ed with the 148th field artillery in} Epworth League at 7 o'clock, sub-|. The marriage of Fred William Frarice, would succeed John E. Lloyd| ject: “Our Relations to Others—To-| Green and Miss Anna Strobert was as assistant. wards Enecies® ° solemized this afternoon at 2:00 James B. True, who turned over, Aj] our summer services will be! 0’lock at the home of the Rev. W. H the office to the Worland man this! planned to fit into the summer sea-| Bradley. Both are young people who @ ns have not ad- ¢4) st, } the discussion «The The b claim they accomplish ything while re at war with the world anc ot get supplies and machinery need, and their men at the Archie Post E. Hanv Elbert Ras , and on time. Parents can help the| hway school very much by sending, or bet. Mrs. J. ter, bringing, their children to schoo} workmen in Moscow held meetings and finally decided they would have to seize the factories and operate them. That was before the bolsheviks overthrew Kerensky in Petrograd. So you see we industrial unionists were the first to declare | e result of experiments con- bolshevik tucticn: | so far, the bolsheviks ore, «o¢ course when we decided to} —_ STROBERT-GREEN NUPTIALS. SOSOSESESESCESSOSOSSSHSSSO SOOO OOOS OOOO SOOO SOOO OOOD week, has opened up engineering of- jon, have recently come from the east. Mr. coming to ize that individual ini- .eize the factories, the fighting start- | N ISHED HOUSE fices in the Harry P. Hynds building,| Visitors, strangers and versons| Bradley is with the Standard Oil com. tiative is hard to substitute and that - Cheyenne. Mr. Lloyd will be asso- without a church home are ewes pany here and Intends to make his ‘all men are not of the same value. and can pay the rent ciated with him in his private prac-| weleome at this church. “~~ ="| home on South Lincoln stree {A ex sion “of so called experts is EELEY - eos tice. : —_ pla new industries for the gov- Don’t care whether it is modern or not <o, GES | is MULLIN BEATS GLENROCK, ernment. The house | am living in now has been sold ‘ 4 | ee Beast CRU RGR | aoernlat ee fe In addition the bolsheviks have de- | Gey, PG pen TE Sts. | and must move quick | a iipeealr en The Mullin club defeated the Glen- cided they must make concessions to DENVER, COLO. = ieandee achool ‘begine Sapely at Tock baseball team at Glenrock yes- capitalistic enterprise to encourage LIQUOR AND DRUG Apscriots | Phone 380-W OF S 11 O8otelaei ued Ate Hansen wonesihe terday afternoon, 8 to 4. It adds an- evelopment. Consequently they cured by a scientific course of medi_ | |tendent a Stee Pers (See other victory to the long string of a ering concessions to capits cation. The only place in Colorado 7 games the Mullin nine has opped this! who will build ce where the Genuine Keeley Remedi e used. Men! Head Straight for This Store Now! YOUR SUMMER SUIT AWAITS YOU HERE “Duty first” was the t was the slogan of Cas-| per soldiers who Thursday officiated in performing military rites over the remains of their late comrade, Walter | Duncan, who died this week at a lo- cal hospital. Altho anxious and will- ing to parade in honor of America’s Independence day, the soldiers, 50 strong, at |the instance jof E. S$. | | B, Y. P. U., 7 o'clock. Evening service, 8 o’clock. Sub- ject “The Teaching of Jesus as to} the Value of a Human Being.” Commencing tomorrow evening the evening services will be held on! | the parsonage lawn. All are welcome. Morris, commander of the club, and | . 5 conuriand of Lieut. T. N. Walker, | eS BI nay CHURCH. ‘ormed an escort for the cortege that! eye ip K. Edwards, Rector € P deus ae is 3 passed up Second street to ai Seheta Holy communion: at 8 a. m. —and it surely is a snappy looking affair—styled in just the way you would tery. Holy communion at 11 4 apeiwereshiowniatithereraverotitene SumaaryvenaT anit "Sein ~; have it—made right, looks right, and will serve you right. their dead comrade and the military | salute was fired. The same ceremony eossane | also was performed over the grave of | ‘TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH The young fellow that wants a lot of real class in his Summer suit will want one of our waist-seam suits. “We'll say they’re lively.” All wanted colors, up-to-the- $25, $35 $65 Get the Boy Ready for the Fourth —and you'll find Elgin’s’ the one best place in all Casper in which to fit him out. Values are more than right. NORFOLK SUITS WAIST S) BLUE SERGE SUIT: another veteran at the request of the er nae Coeninshom Sts. latter’s mother. Soldiers served as H_ Gockel, Pastor, 5 ene pallbearers. Sunday school commences at 9:30. minute patterns. The Mothers’ league was represent-| “Should I send my child to Sunday ed at the funeral and burial and the| School during the summer months?) floral tokens were unusually beauti-| Should not my child have a vaca-| ful, | tion?” Think of it, dear parents,| The only feature which served to | that thruout the year your child has, mar the event concerned the refusal | been receiving but one short hour al of an automobilist to show the proper | week of religious instruction! | respect for the flag-draped carriage| In the morning service, beginning and coffin by giving the right-of-way | #t 10:30, the pastor will preach on and only the respect of soldiers for the text Revelations 22, 17: “What the occasion prevented their resent-| is A Synod—What Is Its Purpose ’ ment from gaining an upper hand and. Everyone in the congregation is hauling the man from his car for a Urged to come and hear this ser- M SUITS mon: gaa ean The stranger, too, is invited to TRA TROUSER SUITS Closed The Washington State Federation attend our services and the invita All Day of Women’s Clubs has placed itself) tion is that of the Savior. 5 0 7 50 10 00 : on record in favor of a movebent to| We invite you bécause you need e e e { Tuly stop extravagant dress by women. | Jesus, “the way, the truth, and the t + - ourth Mrs. Thomas F. Hamilton, of Mil- life.” waukee, has the distinction of being Our church offers no attractions the first woman to be admitted to| except the eternal gospel of Christ membership in the Wisconsin Oero crucified and has no other business) Club. but to point to “the Lamb. of God ALL NEXT WEEK AT ATHLETIC PARK THE RUSSEL BROTHER’S SHOWS ee ~ OS) THE LARGEST, CLEANEST, BESF CARNIVAL SHOW IN AMERICA $12.50 $17.00 i Bi a Gold-Carved, Elaborate le hen Over the” Top The Devil Child 15— iy ows—15 200— eop e—200 The Show That Pleases All—If You Make One Trip You are SEE IT AND BE CONVINCED © This Show Travels in Its Own Train of Sure to Take Your Friends the Second Time a A SS = ee -- 25—CARS—25 : Hawaiian Village FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF SHOWS: Nutty Club With Hawaiian Singers and Dancere Dixie Land Minstrels The Show That Makes You Laugh Yourself Sick America—See This ‘One Twenty Colored Performers, Including Their Own Orchestra! 2 an ~ ; = a : Arabian Knights Dancing Academy “B ” ’ . —OR— ooger” Red’s Wild West THIS WILL PLEASE YOU ALL Carries Twenty Bucking Horses and Many Selected Ropers SULLY, GULLY MIKE’S ORIENTAL DANCING GIRLS Parker’s—3 Abreast Carosol- on Big Bell, the Sea Cow ae. 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