Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1919, Page 9

Spt ——=t SV _ ee nS + WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1919 Een |) i ae 7 ee ee SE ORME A SOLONS TOAD STOCKMEN WH FACE DROUGHT Will Work for Relief of Cattle and Sheep Interests jin Crisis . and Communications Are * Encouraged. WASHINGTON, July 15.—(Spe- cial.)—-Members of the Wyoming del-| egation have made every possible ad- | vence arrangement with officials here looking to prompt action in case it is found necessary to move cattle from Wyoming ranges on account of drouth conditions. Any community anticipating such a possibility would do well to take this matter up in ad- wance with some member of the Wy- oming delegation here, as there is ‘considerable red tape to be unwound before action can be had. Recently it was feared that many herds in Johnson county would have | to be moved, and on an appeal to members of the Wyoming delegation arrangements were made for provid- ing the Wyoming railway, between Clearmont and Buffalo, with extra equipment for their work. Providen- tially, a good rain temporarily post- | through the railroad administration, \for’ prompt action in case it should | later become necessary to move the | stock. | Anticipating that it may become |necessary for many stockmen to re- | duce their herds this fall, Congress- man Mondell has taken up with of- ficials here the prospect of a foreign market for the better grade of “she” stuff it may be found necessary to | sell, and is in hopes that better prices |may be had for this class of stock thanthan if sent to local markets. 'FLYING CIRCUS | TO BE FEATURE | OF BASIN FAIR BASIN, Wyo., July 14.—Col. W. | H. May, secretary of the Big Horn county fair, to be held here Sept. 12, 3, 4 and 5. announces that he has | just closed a contract with a flying circus to be shown here two days of the fair. Over 300 members of the county | boys’ and girls’ clubs have already! signed up for a three days camp et | the fair, the $1,800 for this expense | having been financed. The Great Western Sugar com- pany will have one of the largest ex- ‘ts at the fair and has offered | over $200 in cash prizes for beets | grown in this county to be exhibited | here. Other industrial enterprises | have secured large reservations which | promise to eclipse any former fair in | magnitude. | host seated at his place in the sen- | ate, still urbanely wrestling with the | billion-dollar bill. The diners, in-) cluding the senatorial guests, arrived ' é |on schedule at the Warren residence. | |Hamlet sans Hamlet went on and | Senator Warren thought lugubriously | of his favorite *role. | - Senators who had forsaken duty | !to dine sumptuously, began to return to the senate about 11 o'clock. They | | leaned over their abstemious host and i a | whispered compliments about the Wyoming Solon Wins Endurance} viands at the banquet. Senator War- Contest when Pleasure of En- [fire to eat, but remained steadfastly tertaining Is Subordinated lat his post and continued his courte- | to Business. }ous explanations. | ———: But when the bill was finally | (From the Washington Post.) agreed to and sent. to conference, at Twenty-six years of service in the|10 minutes after 12, Senator War- | upper house had brought nothing that |"én hastened from the senate cham~ japproached the trial endured by, ber with the expression of a man Senator Warren, chairman of the ap-| intent upon something vital. The re- propriations committee, last Satur-| alization suddenly swept over his that day. He fasted thru fourteen hours|the honor of being chairman of the | and ten minutes of debate, and dur-|8teat appropriations committee was | ing part of that time a dinner he| #8 empty as himself. He was later was giving in honor of the Vice Seen munching ; large ham sandwich | President and Mrs. Marshall was in|#"d disregarding the taunts of his| progress. | well-fed guests. When he sent dinner invitations el Ig | ;to a large number of friends and col- | For fifty penta the famous dia- ‘leagues, he did not reckon on the | mond mines at Kimberley have yield- | legislative exigencies. The senate be-| 64 bes ORG OOD ens worth more gan consideration of the sundry civil | ®®” $20,000,000 a year. bill at 10 o’clock in the morning, and| |The atmosphere of ‘Zululand is so {luncheon was passed and forgotten | clear that it is said objects can be | while he was answering queries con-| Seen by starlight at a distance of cerning items in the bill. As the af-| Seven miles. ternoon dragged on, and the end was not in sight, Senator Warren cast dis-| gated ear-lobes are considered a great | cifically provided for it. tressed glances at the clock and|mark of beauty. | Equal to Actual Time Spent in Army with No Extension of Time. law a soldier’s service of months. answer to Congressman seven months resi \twelve. The commi: is nothing in the |law, Congressman Mondell, was hope- | ful that the commissioner might take |the liberal view that soldiers who |had fourteen months service to their | é ; ren was now wrapped up in a de- Soldiers to Get Homestead Credit WASHINGTON, July 15.—(Spe- cial.) —Commissioner Tallman of the} general land office has declined to} place a construction on the home- | | stead law that would credit with one year’s compliance with the residence ; and cultivation requirements of the seven The decision is made in Mondell’s presentation of the claim that Wyom- ing men having 14 menths military or naval service should be given credit for two years on their home- steads, since the law requires but ce out of the ioner says there law warranting this construction, and is of the opin- ‘ion that had congress intended it to Among the women of Bornea elon-| be so construed it would have spe- The commissioner calls attention | ‘ | gets no more credit than one occu-| Persons not vaccinated are not al | pying it for seven months, the right |to be absent for five months being |“only a privilege, and whether availe | of or not does not affect the period | of residence required While not overly jtaining such a construction of the lowed to vote in’ Norway % — LOOK FOR THE RED BALL TRADE MARK =a “Moderi” i J Firearms @ Ammunition ; iF fident of ob- credit might be credited with two |full years on their entries. aM ha Shooting Right pe | Women barbers are quite numer- Jous in Japan. With few exceptions, actresses re- ceive less pay than actors of equal prominence. Strong, Forceful Men With Plenty of Iron In Their Blood— | These Are the Ones With the Power and Energy to Win ji It is estimated that over 3,000,000 people annually in: this country alone TAKE vo PAGE SEVEN poned action, but in the meantime ar- In Iceland whistling is forbiddden | to the fact that a civilian residing on as a breach of diyine law. |his entry for the full twelve months | thought of his dinner. | Dinner time arrived and found the = pee St rangements have been made Bares Home cooking at the Harvey. NOTICE! Customers, please ask for your duplicate sales slips. 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