Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1919, Page 6

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FAC ee ee meses a TAXODGINGIN CAMPINGSTE, —ARRESTIGNADE, ACT LF OSS FOS Che Casper Dailp Cribune ‘HUBBY EATS ONIONS; WIFE GROWS ANGRY; 7 ; WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1919 FOUR CAVALRY TROOPS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR If a theft-takes place in a Jap- anese household ‘all the servants required to write a certain word v ® the same brush. The conscience t supposed to* betray its workings in > es of the ideograph3 written. raph requires such gz ond idec IVORGE 1S SRANTED FEDERAL RECOGNITION An clephant iy raid to be pons [an aff of mantalne directors and ° Z de of su h 2 delicate sense cr smell undivided attention that this device Mm np ih it Th BC - ‘ nt a human being at often leads to the discovery of the i his Onions, das a staple cinvannnise Ruddell, 44th United a distance of 1000 guilt pl wey ot letotee Banviecsaus Hurnde infantry, has completed an in-| caahacehn ——= eae = lightful to the palate, may disrupt a SPection of four troops of cavalry See RRET HAIL I ALIA ALI III IIS AAI SS ASAE ielaied Example Set in Prosecution of Bos-' ¢ ane -r of Comm: s Major Or ity iG aed int ourt and home—this much is proven in Ceci! Which Adjutant Gene ra Tim McC Other Infractions Will Be Brot to Light; Deputy on Job Here » Locate and Equip Grounds Wool Merchants to Be Fol wed Throughout Country, 4 Dr Declares Roper. Convenience and Com- fort of Motorists. was only arpe ommittee cor spec ial deputs Orms at it will be ture above re and t 1 today along with pros- long : ! is to hi anent pro ped with cookstoves and be ¢ ' “ f wood for the tourist front and rear. t will fill in tha ged to s d contri d_ convenienc ald the fact to the motorist. A plan of improving the road out ), or up the mountains d cussed. The object is to build cabins’ ; along the road and have a summer a long felt need tourists will t over for a few to their comfort Large sr and this county | g and the special to find out where the n was issued is in use. arrests have been made 1 the county officials arc hind the m nt to se: t of the camper. n Casp encou ill be posters will n with|" <3 arranged for at the house, at 12 noon. At the dinner the ppresentatives to the ; and Yellowstone high- ng will be taken up. This eting is to be held July 18 and 19 t the Canon hotel, Yellowstone park. Several delegat will be sent from Casper and the n ent offici d_ policy tion which has been introduced in European cities is the use of sricks for certain parts of the r walls. As a means of admit- ! ting light to dark hallways and base- ments these transparent bricks are ess found most satisfactory, and the of Eng lish no loss in stability of construction t business ine when th re substituted for the r ely on account of war ordinary clay brick. out by the court, in ternal revenue and refused . defendants lish and ien filed re- When arraigned the t partnership pleaded guilty to a charge of con- i Ax ef > two part- cy to defraud the United States, & r of $109,000. Upon vestigation, ‘s »presented to the court that found that the true tax of t possible amount th two individ- » by borrowir is The def vise was § whi ex Anos ; pted to conceal their earn- tion to the amount 38 of the Un 1 x pin offered to if not of books, | the would naking pent in the prison. They ared ethey:“woulds = | 6 feat oe h they planned would pe be able to raise but a small part Stones ecked ré H of this amount if a prison sentence The rosaries lso fa 1 their invento > were imposed. : end of 1917 by approxim: A fine of $10,000,-in-addition’ to! thirty whe dhe prison sentence, was imposed upon each of the defendants. Civil proceedings will be begun to col- lect the income end excess” profits ‘Ofte rs in com- taxes due and the 100 per cent ad- 1,000,C00 were ditional assessment provided for by oner of in- law. va “HOLMES TO HOMES” Hh. Vacation Needs This store carries many articles to make your vacation more enjoyable and a little time spent looking over our stock will well repay anyone. THERMOS BOTTLES AND SETS, CAMP EQUIP- MENT, FISHING TACKLE, WATER CANTEENS AND RAGS, SHOT GUNS, RIFLES, AND AMMUNITION, COLTS AUTOMATICS AND PISTOLS, AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT, EXTRA SEATS, AIR MATTRESSES. HOLMES HARDWARE CO. Casper, - - - Wyoming DeMille n will be morrow ging a.camp-| (Major Orr cited to apr In fact, the re: the roops were organized in the re ‘or tourists w ussed art today SRR TEU most potent « orter Markably brief period of three weeks r of the directors of the ged with usir 1 (in the photopl: hy The four troops were distribute last evening ee nur differ-|bands, was that her better half pee. ©8 follows: Kemmerer, troop: > for a recon eat tio: and intro ' THE HOUSE eDenby MATINEE OF QUALITY love for 2:30 & 4 P. M. PICTURES portrs s TONIGHT ls [ BEST BEST VENTILAT- ovoked h point o ED THEATER IN man and how the Largest Fruit Marke! in the State Orange Special 35c per doz. ‘cial. Arterar, BAS organized as the nucleus of a Your Has. Wyoming nal fares and has which Made a to the war department ter co these troops be scognition. \ The REE E shown at t Greybull, Basin, Cody and Riverton, two platoons each; Sheridan, one pla toon. The headquarters of troop A Sheridan. The quarters of 0 B Cody, Troop G Riverton and Troop D Kemmerer. Nothing further has been 1 d evurding plans for the r things that cavalry troop herc such as Porter's Se his feet on the all Where the Folly Lies. | It ts hardty , i people ti id we onions. This, m odor of tobucco, ru Att Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” GUY FRUIT MARKET 4 Sduth Wolcott 151 South Center Phone 247 and Get the Best x f BIER III TEL HIATT ashes allowing and un er com. fe KERR RRR R RAEI ISAII ISI I INIA AIAN AIA AD Two Stores > onion FHI picture i Tribune who mt 1 divorce and FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 How this diy wedding an- marriage re reed cou THE STATE 2 reunit TODAY EVER HAVE A DOUBLE? Jack Trever had. And what a mess he got into as a result of it all. He even was forced to be a millionaire, although he didn’t have a cent. > Producing Weed. that the ash of “ese! i GEORGE WALSH in“PURUNG.ONE FE sation See AND IT’S ONE-QUARTER MYSTERY, ONE-QUARTER THRILLS, AND TWO- QUARTERS WHOLESOME LAUGHTER TOMORROW 1 book that published CECIL B. DE MILLE’S SPECIAL PRODUCTION ‘Don’t Charge Your Husband’ He could smell a turn of the market but he couldn’t down the smell of onions—a real comed: n Rainor spent the a Casper yesterday erton, to Denver, nerly a TAA cA Mi HUA Ih, le HN iN He i oe ATA FRIDAY ONLY “A Night In Old Hawaii” ——wi th—— Kohoano’s Native Hawaiian SINGERS AND PLAYERS » . . . . . . . . . Foremost organization of its kind in the world— in connection with regular picture program— “One Week of Life” ---PAULINE FREDERICK One Hour Each PRICES:——CHILDREN, 25e—ADULTS, 50c—PLUS WAR TAX

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