Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1919, Page 9

SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1919 GETS EXPENSES FROM ESTATES Bills Are Sent to Berlin and Paid Out of Revenues, Now in Hands of New German Government AMERONGEN, (Correspondence of The Associated Press.)—The for- amer German emperor has been dis- cussing his financial problems for more than a week with Doctor J. Kriege, who has been in charge of the imperial estates and funds in Germany since the Hohenzollern ab- dication. Dr. Kriege, one of the former German functionaries of the German Foreign Office, has been here i: con- ference with Herr Hohenzoliern when the latter was not engaged in wood-sawing. The marshal of the German emperor’s court, Von Con- tard, also participated in the discus- sions. The former emperor is not short of money, as he possessed a co1- siderable amount ‘on deposit in Ho!l- land before the war began. Ibis was added to appreciably while hos- tilities were in progress. During ibe few stirring weeks preceding his ab- dication, William and his folowers transferred further large sums in ready cash. But William is troubled as to the fate of his real estate. He possess- ed no fewer than fifty-five castles, hunting boxes and country seats seattred over the empire. The reve- nues of these properties, are for the present at least in the hands of the i . Wyoming service is > y thi le guests are the children of of- ra i stify | new government, which hitherto has| Wyoming service is planned by this tle & Sane en c enough in it to ju law i otrom thelr, proceeds all Herr| company. The Cheyenne and catire| ficers and soldiers killed in defend-| tng up more cases of a sim Solids Bestsceueents pills, forwarded to| Wyoming field is to be supplied from ing the celebrated fort. Geneva will | és Berlin for settlement. These ac- counts have been quite formidable, as the imperial refugee is called upon to pay for everything he consumes, as well as for his accommodation and the upkeep of his suite, besides paying the wages of the gardeners and domestics of the Bentinck es- tate who render him services while wood-cufting or in the household. The expenses of the Dutch guard of gendarmes on duty around the castle also fall on the Hohenzollern purse. The German government’s inicn- tions concerning the former em- peror’s private fortune ‘cannot be gleaned here. Germans recently from the fatherland declared there is a great deal of purely personal sympathy for William among all classes and that it is likely he will receive a large portion of the value of what he owned. They say it is probable that most of the casiles} and country houses will be sold and the cash result paid to William’s ac- count, but a number of them nay be retained as government prop2ity | to be used for the purposes of loc: government headquarters. This they consider an equitable arrang which will not deprive the ex arch of his rghts as a private cilizen as, they believe, would be the case if his property were confiscated PARIS TO HAVE SIX. MILLION NO YEARS PARIS.—(By Mail.)—A statisti- cian who had made a study of the growth of the population of Paris esti- mates that the city, within its pres- ent limits, will have 6,000,000 inhabi- tants in another half century and that | the population of the department of the Seine, which he thinks will then be a part of the capital) will have in- creased to 14,3Q0,000. . He bases his figures on the actual development of the city since 1800) and the progressive density of the population which went from 85 to the | acre in 1861 to 146 to the acre in| 1911. In 1961, he anticipates Par’ will cover 432,500 acres, practically the entire territory of the depart- fnent of the Seine and some com-| munes of the Department of Seine et Oise. ) AFRIGHT WITH PIMPLES ON FACE And Arms. Burning Ter- rible. Cuticura Heals, “IT was troubled with pimples on my face and arms for about two months. The skin was (p>, sore and I could not oop =} or rest but scratched all the time. The burning was terrible. I could not put a pinhead between the 4.1 eruptions and I could not goout. Iwas a fright. “E saw an advertisement for Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and I sent forasample. I felt the effects at once so I bought more and lam healed.'* (Signed) Mrs. J. W. De Berny, Iron- dale, Wash., July 2?, 1918. Cuticura For Toilet Uses Having cleared your skin keep it healthy and clear by using Cuticura Soapforevery-day toilet uses assisted by touches of Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal any tendency to irri- tation or roughness of the skin. Cuticura Soap is ideal for the com- plexion because so mild, so delicate and so creamy. Soap, Ointment ‘and Talcum 25c. each everywhere. sass ee mn oe BOS. ’ ¢ FORMER KAISER PACKARD OPENS CASPER AGEN A. L. King to Be Manager and Joe Mexican border states are becoming Mansfield to Have Charge of =; Sales Department. The strong field in Wy6ming, for the best motor cars, especially in and a dog a bad name and hanging him, around Casper, is the main reason an American reported who is famil-| Declaration of Independenee, Ameri- given by the Mountain Motors com-| jar with the marauding activities of|can automobile manufacturers mark-| pany of Denver, Colo., in, coming to this cit’ to establish a big Packard| motor cir agency here. Owners and represe: tatives of this company were here this week making arrangements for the installation of a third branch. The company will be in a tempor- ary location here until plans are made for putting up a building next spring, The Mountain Motors company is the Colorado and Wyoming distributor for the Packard cars and trucks. The branch here will be established for giving “Packard Service,” and for advising prospective customers. The installation of this branch here will include in the office a full line of a of Packard motor cars in order or of these cars may have full benetic he Phckard service. A. Denver man ws even years! of experience will be tu. man, here. A. L. King, recently returned froii 15 months’ overseas service where he had charge of inspection work in the motor transport section, will be the manager here. Joe Mansfield, a pi gressive young man of Casper, ik be in charge of selling Packard trucks and cars here. Possibilities of this field have prompted the Packard compa iy. to secure a special allotment of ¢ irs which are expected to arrive here soon. A truck especially adapted for| dren have arrived. | Casper as a main distributing point P2y all expenses connected with the for these cars, pre: ara ears plans ir dicate. EXPORT DUTY ON TOBACCO IS CUT MEXICO. CITY, Mail.) —| Export duties on tobacco, according to Excelsior, will be re- duced about 50 per cent, under a lecree signed by the president, which will be issued shortly. Se Save your money—eat at the Har vey. Yu S BLAMED FOR TPIT ATIC DEVILTRY ON BORDER EL PASO, Yaqui Indian | C.5. CONNETT PROMOTED. | two years, has been promoted to train! chief dispatetier: Hete, Nats Wows? gro- } —_—_— master for the Burlington at Lincoln! moted to succeed Mr. Connett here. Cc. J. Connett, chief dispatcher for) and leaves this evening to take up| Se eee the Burlington at Casper for the past) his new duties. A. W. Parker, night) Tribune Want Ads—Results! Haynes Car Had Humble Start in Kitchen of Inventor's Cottage at Kokomo, Ind. (RAD Coincident with the celebration on} Friday, July 4, of the signing of the Texas. (By Mail.) — depredations in the more frequent, but not all acts of banditry in the Yaqui country can be} laid at the doors of the Indians, ac-| cording to advices reaching here, from Sonora. “It is a case of giving] the Yaquis. It is the custom in Sonora, he said, for the Mexicans to shout “Yaqui,” whenever a foreigner hes been kill- ed in isolated territory, or whenever ago that Elwood Haynés made known a flagrant violation of Mexiean law \to the world his invention of Ameri-| has been committed anywhere in the/ea’s first successful automobile. section where Yaquis may be found.| From a humble start in the kitchen This is supposed to impress the visitor Pf the inventor’s little Kokomo, In-| with the idea that real Mexiean ban-/diana, the automobile industry has} ditry exists largely in the imagina-'grown, im twenty-six years, by leaps! tions of outsiders. Hence, the Yaquijand bounds, to the third ranking in- is blamed for violent acts whether he |dustry in the United States. was responsible or not. | "A short while after the car had Yaqui and Mexican bandit bands| been completed, it was hauled out are both active and it is said to be|into the country near Kokomo and impossible to tell which is guilty of | given its first test. It moved off various reported raids, robberies and | at once at a speed of seven miles an! murders, |hour and was driven about one and one half miles into the country. It was then turned about and ran all | the’way into Kokomo-without making a single stop. The sight of this first | “horseless carriage” caused the good ‘citizens of Kokomo to stop their] Y | noisy celebration of the Fourth and CHILDREN OF VERDUN PLA {gaze with mingled skepticism ‘and amazement at the phenomenon. tsbotamte S eceticaa GENEVA, (By Mail.)—This city} has become a godmother to the chil-| - Experimental. dren of Verdun, and invited them | “Dad,” inquired a sim all to pass some weeks of the summer} fg a test case?’ “A test c there. The first group of 250 chil+| replied his parent, “is Among: the lit-| into court to decide led the day as the twenty-sixth anni- versary of the birth of the automo-! bile industry in this country. For it was just twenty-six years SS eee GENEVA GIVES ‘| aa Also Enquire About Kelly- Springfield , tay son.” | ase bronght | scheme. | A Little wantad will sell _ it. ALSO CONTRACT HAULING C.C. JAIN, Henning Hotel For Sale By Oil City ‘Accessory Co. East 2nd, Near C. N. W. Ry. Casper Supply Co. Cor. Center and Linden Sts. ~The Romance of Industry is strikingly portrayed in the latest production of Nelson Productions, Inc., which is being used by the United States Government as an Like a personality of rare talent, power and pe the Cadillae radi- ates a subtle something that makes itself felt everywhere—a masterful conviction of surplis ability, with ample reserve foree for every emerg- eney, This is a true, natural expression of the strength and surety built into mechanical part, and the l handsomeness that » most eritieal eye. Educational Feature This quiet, unpretensive power to make you know that.this car is even mere tha it appears to be is one of many Cadillac ies whieh in spire owners to speak lly of “My Beginning this week, the first of five features will be shown at this theater, showing how motor cars are built in what is probably the world’s largest motor car factory. This factory also built Liberty Motors during the war, and one of the features shows how these were constructed. The typically American production system here portrayed was one of the biggest factors in winning the war with Germany. It has also placed America first in manufacture. No matter what your age or sex, you cannot afford to miss this very instructive series. | IRIS THEATRE > SUNDAY eee eS eS eT Ee PTET PPP EPP E PET ROP PPP PRARABRAPFAARADRARAAARE Be