Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 2

ane PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune' th refreshing inforination ttiat ‘<8il-| Wiel avkte adawinn Ee |dren are welcome” in “cozy rooms” | Issued every ev Casper, Natrona extion officers oi be except Sunday at , Wyo. Pubi Bxcliange Building Bre rent. ——-o THE AUTOMOBILE OF THE FUTURE. BUSINESS TELEPHONE. .. Lb What is to be the future line of elopment of the motor car? It is a big, practical question, of jinterest to every designer and manu- nd to every present or pros- > _ & Prudden Bidg., user of an automobile. n B. Stout, who has won dis on Gi of- S 3 craft er tives sees etd visitors as an aircraft engineer, give some illuminating suggestions based SUBSCRIPTION RATES ; aircraft lessons learned during the By Carrier on ; v he We The motor car of the future, have general ys, should these 65 05 “By Mail | characteristics: . $6.00 $00 It should be a closed car. carrying 1.60 cepted for | five ssengers, and weighing only period ti = All subscrip. aust be paid in ad-| about 900 pounds, with a small en- ription be- gine of six or more cylinders, giving 20 to 40 miles on a gallon of gasoline, udit Bu- Applicant for Me! reau of riding more easily than the present heavy-weight cars, and costing no Member of the = The Assoc er titled to the Prens xclusively of Associated re ' more than any present car of equal 4 Passenger capacity and performance These ideas are not at all impossible maintains. The engine ms CONVIVIAL BUTTERMILK. be lightened by being cooled by ai Allyn of i0rmal school I! as reducing the size of the Fifte for need not be more than eight Prof. L. B. state the is said to New 35 cylinders 1 horsepower-will be Jerse have d federal pre Covered tfiat under the dew !enousth the purpose, and the hibition law buttermifk Weight pounds per horsepower, or 120 pounds comes under the ban as an alcoholic drink for the complete engine with starting Anything « half per cent al The top need not weigh Weight ntaining more than Mie bi. one more than 200 pounds. »hol is pronorncedé be eliminated the car by a more general substitution of intoxicating. Prof. Allyn says h in many parts of periments show that buttermi k sel- When content wood for st lds, f wood for many dom has less than one per cent. 1. Airplane construction he ho. proved the superiority of perfectly fresh, its alcoholic ig gearcely Notideditis purposes, because of even to a chemist, but it rapidly increases thru it8 combined strength and elasticity. fecmeritattion: Such a ear, he says, will not only This ig dreadful. One by oné, tem- be fairly cheap in first cost and won- perance drinks are prove rarer derfully e¢onomical to run, but it can ate. What hope is there for the sober be taken eare of by the owner witb seeker if the Demon Rum is found little effort and little skill. The oil- lurking in the sacred and revered 1"& will be almost wholly automatic, enaen? and there will be no grease cups or unlubricated The outside de- As for the impious hosts who are vote seeking consolation in new, strange Si##" Will be such that it can’ be kept ‘The clean by a minimum of washing. beverages, it may be good news reeay JULY 18, 1919 g (oun ie @| Save your money—eat at the Har Today’s Birthdays | | ver: | —__—$—_—§,|' ncesco Saverio .Nitti, who me premier of Italy, ago today. rince Victor Nwpoléon, Bona- pretender to the throne of years ago today Gen. Charles H. Muit, U the new commandant of the hools at Fort Leavenworth Erie, Mich., 59 y ‘Ss ago born Baron Graham, prominent Montre- Tea must be good on al newspaper publisher, born Hantington, Quebec, 71 years aco the bush before you can today mem 3 Rose Pastor Stokes, noted as » Make it good in the cup. worker in the cause of Socia botn in Russia, 40 years ago tod: Dr. Samuel W. Stratton, for many years director of the U. S. Bureau of Standards, born at Litchfield, fit Common tea is made from the rank coarse leaves of the tea-plant and is full i) ee of tannin. Schilling Tea is -——_____--——- -- + < youn Today's Events | made from the y g ——e tender leaves and is full | nniversaty of the death of . Benito Juarez, the national hero of Of tea-flavor. pierce, will ero baewyed Loc avacuis Schilling Tea costs - out the republic Today is the th anniversary of more per pound, but less the birth of Fergus O’Connor, cele- brated in history as the leader of Per Cup. the Chartist uprising in England. if you watit to pay less One hundred years ago today was born Benjamin Franklin Taylor, a at a° tin A yee noét who was called by The London} “© 2 “ME get a sm Times “the Oliver Goldsmith of package of Schilling Tea. \ meri¢ : ; Bipot Bishop _Josenh S. Key, the oldest peyote (Ou favors of Scone bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Engiish Breakfast) Allone quality. In will celebrate his 90th today. A public auction sale of Creek and Cherokee Indian lands in four coun of Oklahoma is to take place y at Tulsa. The Northfield Summer school of Religious Education, one of the as church, South, parchmyn-lined mojsture-proof packages At grocers everywhere, A Schilling & C0 San Francise: ties ACCOUNTANTS semblies established by the’ late | Dwight L. Mvody at East North- EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS | field, Mass., will open its annual ses | sion today. Books Opened, Closed, Audited. he program for this, day of General Pershing’s the second "oRIE Stock transfer agents and regis- sit ‘ ; trars. Authorities on Income Taxes London, is to be featured by a pub-, | Notary Public. lic reception at Mansion House and the presentation of a sword of honor The Guarantee Registry by the Lord Mayor. STAY-AT-HOMES HOLD SOLOIERS’ OLD JOBS, FIGHTERS SLIGHTED Corporation Rooms 208-211 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660. ARCHITECTS pubois Ar Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. e WASHINGTON, July 18.—Much — celebrated “Fairbanks cocktail” may _ It all sounds too good to be true. complaint is arising from clerks in prove to have been prophetic. They * million automobile users will sigh, the departments who served in the = po ee Rag as ir Oe ergs > ex. army and navy, many of whom ; wil rally round the buttermilk pail) Dring us such a car” Maybe'the ex-( 90) ranch, td the afteet th GARBUTT & WEIDNER | with hope in their hearts. And if thsi will really produce it, before on their return to civil life the ge AteBiivcts So hee fallgaannnoen mat ohg. J being, toréed td. takéd ppositionss st), 4 < thirst is not fully assuaged, and sik De i ordinate fo clerks who before the war 413 Oil Exchange Bldg. they fail to attain the desired state were fo'them tniéther Phone 1162 of spirituous exaltation, they will at Most of the people now demand- words, it appears that many of these } least get some good, wholesome food /i# “freedom oz speech” really want clerk o offered their Ti to their frito their systems freedom of screech. —o— In the Day’s News gute = : ; 9 It is sometimes rather hard to dis- © employes country are now getting as their re- ward the discovery that in their ab sence from the departments oth have been promoted w the best that allowed them is tinguish between a senate debate and | toratioi old positions. p.m. List a Sennett movie Lars Sa IE Te Many s of this sort’ of, | ms ean inl your ans oe oe rirdets te: Ae ere heen thing are coming to light and are, | Phone 1147. Office ——_—o—______ selected for the championship of the béing brought to the attention’ « The American war debt, after de-| United States Shipping Board fn suc-| members of the house and senata: BARBERS ddktine the: amen loaned tortheuAle sion to Edward N. Hurley, is @ The defense of the officials of the t : oa deat? i ~~ well known Chicago lawyer and jurist! departments is that they have no | om. mXCHANGR HARDER sioP lies ard the amount paid by taxation who for sonie time past has been serv authority to do more than re OU Exchange Bide. last year and this year, is about $12,-/ ine as # Ae oe oe Bailroad returned soldiers and sailors to the Gwe sitive homer : ag , Admini irginian by) positions which they left when they f 5 5 900,000,000 York state slone yirch, Judge Payne received his cda-! entered the service of the land o | * Steriti#ed Stcam and & could pay that t had to, without|cation at the hands of private tu-/ naval forces. Ma y members of for Every Customer being crushed by the burden. As a,‘0rs and in 1876 was admitted to! congress feel that while technically; |——— => we f taél. NEw You will the | For some ye: his may be a correct statement of- BICYCLES matter of fact. New York wi he resided in the town ficials who were ative — . about half of W. Va., where he practiced lav of the deserts of the men who en- F. A. CHISHOLM ! rs served a term us mayor. In the e: tered the service could find ways! The G j Muell ; +80 remeved to Chicago, of giving them appropriate recogni- } OGRE iL ys Dr. Mueller, German foreignjhe soon became recognized as | tion. Sole Agent for Iver Johnson minister, addressing the national as-!of the leaders in his profession. In| oS ieycles Boa Vite BES Fe anh a ,|1893 his abilities were recognized |The best store in the best Jittie city. be CEA GINS SUL se : Ty eae i re to a fe i n his election as a judge of the * the west ieiteg at Teast, a share Phone 954W. 403 N. Durbin a fort) arch through the des- rior court of Cook cou 7. In}? _your trade. e sre the only * eat it's pretty dry over here,(additioth tolthe performatice of] Wia|iixicely Cash Stoke in Casper. VA CORSET SHOP t at the bar and on the bench £00d4 must be paid for before leav “ty Judge Payne has found time, to take ing ovr’ store of on deiivery.’ All ure|| modart Corsets from 84 ——_—_—0. a leading part in many civic and|(reated alike. Pay CASH and Pay Sop Ton Corsets from ¥ hey 19 richtalorenahinanaewhc | publie welfare movements in Chi | EBSS. We catér to quality as weil e.N. Corsets fron $ , cago as price: Groceries Meats and Hard- | De Bevotxe Brassicre from G5e to $4. died lately made his fortune out of, ole ara. | We fle att corsets from $8.50 up free. used corks. Which c n’t sound so @ CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., MARTZ HA‘ \ TI4 NA surprising, when you thing how many | Today s Anniversaries I | Phone 10. | : S01 Conference at Niagara Falle| PMS MDB LESS A SD Sa APATITE TS cars een Hor Greeley and | ,% The British government « erate commissioner 4 & want to try the } er in London 1870 roclaimed neutralit % a ae pies ance-Prassian. war ester brokerage fiouse ° enerisal ov ernmenh doesn tw 1 National festival in Norway aN try him in Washington. We're to celebrate the thousandth | & —bring him to Casper! anniversary of the establish- & Inc. of the kingdom } % yas mes z 1888 nee of Wales (Edward ializi 5 It is reported from Washington VIL) was installed as Grand Specializing in that President Wilson may take a Prior of the Order of St. ; & "a Re teaes F FS John of Jerusalem. % cruise with the Pacific fleet. Goinz) 1294 tsnited States made an Bea 9 & to China to fix up that Shantung af. of intervention in the Korean! 4 & : dispute % 1911—The centenary ofthe birth 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 Seat aaa of Thackeray, the -faméus 4 Rear Admiral Huse nped over- English novelist, wus cele- WISI LSI SSIS PP PD MIL OL IIa ST TE board into the Hudson river and saved) ig ; . Bee can’t quite imagine a German ad- | 1916—PB: red 1,500 years CALL 74-J Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. CALL 74-3 seal Ache cine feos BEES, Ore German sceond-line ‘ Pee meee es OR oe suenthen chi wpsiire ae See Ben Transfer Co zerman sailor doing it for an admiral,| 1977 Many killed and injared in Light and Heavy Hauling. Furniture and Piano Moving « for that matter. treet fighting following . a: Specialty. Baggage Transferred Es revolt by regiments of the Pe- QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE The Buffalo Enquirer reminds =F cc? | Americans that a majority of the |” Veur Age a We A 5 W. ri} “IL LLAZLLALLZAEPECAEL ELD EO LD countries entering the League of Na-| | ear ‘oO In at: |4 T Bi W Cc Ty W Fg e 54 BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN tions are “we Horrors ! They m drive us to drink again! American counter offensive between 0. - the Aisne and the Marne. Will wonders never cease? A little Entente Allie agreed on inte jvertion in Russia, based on propo: id in today’s Tribune contain! sede by Washington. + : ) German flank smashed in Franco- & 15e AT THE CHIL] KING LUNCH Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at - popular prices. Oeiel service, highest quality. ad - || sbeascosssoonoceoees CA SPER DR. J. H. JEFFREY ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Office Phonc 706. Res. 93. DR. DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN CHIROPRACTORS Suite 2, Townsend Bldg. Office 423 Phones Res. 8975 DR. M. HARNED Chiropractor. 266 Notth Maple Phone -369W. CLOTHES CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Jourgensen & Nygaard Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling “rane Pomr Genter, Linden and Ratlroad Sta. Service Our Mott Phone 56 THE COMMERCIAL CLEANERS Mannah McDonald, Prop. | ‘Take Your Work to IE ne Repairing Dycing Cleaning Phone 1185 Upstairs 147 S. Center. CONTRACTORS F. R. WHITCOMB General Contractor Estimates Furnished Casper, Wyo. Phone 1013 LEY ME YOUR HO RE WITH YOU ON . Bldg. Phone 7674 . O. Box 1145 CARPENTERS JS. HARDWICK, Carpenter 206 EB. Rafirond St. Phone 1148J. Carpenter Job Wo-k of All Kinds Promptly Done. DRESSMAKING SHOP SANDY’S Building, First Floor Phone 767W GOWNS SUITS ALTERATIONS O& Ss. ae MRS. FRED FREEMAN Sewing PLAIN AND FANCY Reasonable. Work Guaranteed. 378 N. Maple (Rear-) DOCTORS DR. 3. C. KAMP Physician end Surgeon Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. —Phones—~ House 85 DR. H, R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Office Phone 54 Robrbaugh Building Foster—Residence_ Lathrop—Kesidence Private Hospital 840 S. Pv. bin St. Phones 272 and 273 Dr. Dr - 4 -116 | DR. F, S. LUCKEY Phystelan ané Surgcon 001-W, Oftee, 595 ast Second Street Wood Plock ‘Physician and Surgeon Speeinl Aitention en to Disenses of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O, 8S. Bldg. Office Ph. Res. Ph. 736 DR. MYERS ov MAKSHALL C. KEITH, M, D. Physician and Surgeon Speetal tention given te and dinenaes of wo m Batlding Binekmo Office, 30; Kenidence, 164 tries rem | chil Phones: DR. JOHN F, LEEPER DR. W. E. DOWNIE Physicians and Surgeons Phone 266 Smith Bldg. DENTISTS DR. J. C. BIBBS Dentist Rohrbaugh Bldg. (Over ‘Casper Phavmacy.) Plione 2105. ch BUSINESS DIRECTORY | _ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER EXPERT POBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. H. C. Jolson 231 Off Exchange Bldg. Phone 652 or 1075 DR. H. TALPERS Associated With Dr. G. T. Morgan, Blackmore Bldg. ELECTRICIANS | F. E. McEVENY Electrical Contractor Wurms, Hepairs amd Fixtures Office Ph. 19-W = 141 West First J. DONOHUE Plumbing and Heating, Hot Water Heating a S J of alt kinds promptly attended to. cece Shop—826 South Spruce Street Phone 290W. | AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. ee 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 w. Mt. PALMER | rare Pie, ie er aay rap Pioclexe oie Motor Repairing brombely attended to.. Skop 139 W. First s¢, Armatore Winding } | (MeCtare was , Electrical Wiring and Contracting FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAM- SHIP TICKETS JOHN LYNCH 10388 EAST SECOND Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets fo All Points in Europe. FARRAR & STAMPER Plunibing and Heating. ELECTRICAL AND JOR WORK PROMPT SERVICE 437 W. Second St. Phone 1144J. PIANO TUNER PIANO TUNER Work a Guar: ae We clean an WADE CRAMER Hats, Panam: o pee Phone 306-R take orders ee call for and deliv, fe. parlor in conne wa geatiemen. Alt kinds of shoes dyed. it ti: 3) a8 at 127 EB. SeconA, Canper, Wyo. } Oo. 8. Huitding Phone 951-W INSURANCE Richter Music Co. REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Wyoming Casper, - - = | COMMONWEALTH LIFE Frank Hoagland, State Agent | Phone: 889-W 7 Office: 247 North Center Street GEORGE B. NELSON Real Estdte | Insurance J. F. JONES eee AN OW Stoekx Bought and S _ Townserid Building ino Agen THE UNION ' COMPANY'S Lo in OR RL The Best Wire, Automoblie, Lite, = : Mea led on the MaeKeee HENNE Phone 147-3 207 0. S. Bide. ENN NG SASS AGE AND KEY MANUFACTURER Offico—Heuning Hotel 4 Phone 45 _ REYS MADE Resid. Phone 351-3 For Any Lock Sold Comp'ete Stock of Blanks > Hand nt the GALLERY NO DELAY LAWYERS WILLIAM O. WILSON Attorney at Law SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Omee—Tates Bittard Hall Phone—House, 87-W; Office, 104 Moving a Specialty Ue NO WAIT REPAIRING SOUTH LINCOLN STREET REPAIR SHOP All Work Guarantéed Casper, Wyoming Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block GROVES & SCHULTZ, Props. E. RICHARD SHIPP 620 So. Lincoin Phone 648 | Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Building STAGE LINES Phones—139 and 385 - F. J. HYE MAIL, a ted anke HT AND ASSENGERS - E. PHELPS Cnaper, to Saté Créek Lawyer sities, Liberty ‘Garage, Caspers Wye. Rooms 19-26 Townsend Bldg. a lt Cd Casper, Wyo. Phoné 916 j 3 Sees SEWING MACHINES SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machines; aso bates all machines, Lata es and oil; drop a car oe Pp d or Pl fives ees one ete a E. F. Spri 221 N. Pine EE, A SHOWER BATH A TUB BATH or A PLUNGE Just the thing this Hot Wea ROOMS FoR HE ° rater “Turkish Bi; hake Bldg.—Tel 697-R Lawyeta 204-207 Oii Exchange Bldg. Casper, - - - HAGENS, STANLEY & MURANE Wyoming CHILES P. PLUMMER Lawyer Room 415, Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyomi NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyeti VETERINARY SURGEON LT R. A. RATHBUN Véterinary Surgeon Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Phone 32 | WELDING OXY. ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP 118 $. David st. Phone 611-5, EQUIPPED WELDING SHOP IN THH STATB 309-310-311 Oi! Excheangé Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney-at-Law Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. Phoue 196-5 Casper, - - - MASEUSSE AMY T. HANKS Specializing in Nerve and Muscle Wyoming Diseases, eae Office: 225 N. Wolcott St. es ery Repairing Broken Automobil A Specinity petri Te ees WELDING SN law and the Si Life. | There is t servile in fhe we ‘ORK. habit of Seeking aftér a tw whteli we | may ob We mity yt wot Casper, Wroting ri for on pre ie) » Welding and prastsi; Td matter ar anid for ony v + but | | ¢ MComrem eae Nines ig. Oe ant tine a successful life no Liw.— | | Oxy-ncetylene and Therese on Thoreau. Worl - : 1s 8 Mapte. Read the Trivune ads, << —_ _ ___.....! +?