Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 8

ATP IG PAGE EIGHT = 78 BLUESAGKETS TO NEWS BRIEFS OF $7 WITNESSES PLAY IN CASPER STATE CAPITOL GIVE EVIDENCE UNOTATE TOUR IN LAND (iAS¢ “Musical Gone Will I Proceedings Open in District Court cruits for the United States Room This Morning with Attor- CHEYENNE, Wyo., Wyo. Work on the 1919 auto registration list is under way. A Denver firm is compiling a pamphlet containing the /ill Drum Up Re- names of all the Wyoming auto own- together with their license ee and one copy will be furn July 18.— Navy; Rally for Service sheriff and assessor in the ney Rigdon and Clyde M. Men Planned. for the aid of these officials in Watts in Charge. ations and running down . en A bluejacket band of 45 pieces Stolen cars. The bein e first testimony of givé a concert in Casper shortly Cured from the secre: y {31 tour of the Rocky Mountain re- Office. The list will be out in abort jor to n sement for the thirty days. Word to this 3 ceived tod: by C. B. Governor Carey to es subpoenaed to testify » depositions started this the district court room courthous es district named of the Casper navy recruit- notaries public Marie Clyde M. Watt: i the latter pla rally Sheridan, Mrs. Bettie 7 y for the United Sts n to include a parade and Orin, A. G. Fidel of Casper and A.(q court at Cheyenne, are f special pictures at K. Barres of Casper. \charge of the hearing. A chief yoeman = ‘ Both today and tomorrow will be the Casper public VEN Roche S. Ment ease filled with x testimony in the n the oper Former nav oin in the r or at the theater. men who will be able vities here are re- nes and ad- ry Fisher bear: From here Mr. E - don will go to ¢ > depositions. The witnesses commission and the ec valization. today were in a 7 large part from the Li trict, J. SUMMicr yess; went Secretiry of S§ e€ Wiittca , Chavlin :s confined to his r Centennial. Iie B. Okie and other pionee r Jents of the county being in-} ied in the number. whose cor represent th d ever cVin n eee rai: be Casper Daily Cribune " 3 congre’ st Cabin dis-| kent into the Rocky Mountain region. -here se 1 days ago for his ¢ The government is endeavoring to It was organized for re cruiting pur. va at "1G was taken sizk yevte7- unearth fraudulent operations in the ed by one \ patenting of 10,000 ac of land in Gain aie h which subsequently came , Denver, and Sher- of the tour, t Denver. y mountain KINNEY MOVES HEAD OFFICES at found in TO COLORADO ng J 30 show that a mallee The recent extension by the Kinney on of men enlisted in this dis- Oil and Refining company of its bu y other place were ness to Kansas, Oklahoma and Te upon final exam- in which states the company has ac- val recruiting sta- quired very valuable holdings, has made it necessary to concentrate its enlistments Office buusiness st a more central this fell are point, according to Chas. E. Orchard, t than in ted physi n at the short under the ov hip of Mr. Okie. The efforts of government officials have ‘taken them from one end of the Unit- ed States to the other 2nd even into Canada. The p than 10 y ago. reversion back to Mr. Okie of much of the land, i id, erous eds the government to the case. During the four years the government offi- als. have been | were g on this case. RICHARDS FIELD LANDS ured more FRIDAY JULY 18, 1919 LUXURY TAX 70 6, P.SHINKWIN BE WIPED OUT NOT VICTIM OF DOPE, (5 CLAIM Member of Steering Committee in House Thinks Action Is Not Far Distant July 18.—Having at appro- now WASHINGTO>D completed passage of the ¢ ion bills, the house has aunched itself upon a program of general! legislation which indicates its purpose to continue the energetic ace which has marked the first few of the session. One of the in- teresting developments is the prob- ability, as viewed by Repr ative of Illinois, a member of the n steering committee, “that will see its way clear to re- al such of the so-called luxury taxes land by Brother After Failure, to Improve During Deten- tion Here. C. P. Shinkwin, the man_ taken charge of by the police here following unusual actions one night early this week, is to be taken to Wheatland to- night by his brother-in-law, F. R. Simes. Mr. Simes arrived in Casper last night and after consultation with the police surgeon decided constant as apply to the necessaries of life, attention by a doctor in Wheatland such as clothin and to such minor and possibly later a rest at a sani- luxuries 53 = r picture theaters tarium would be the best thing for nd soft drinks. ave wanted the young man. o repeal the Ph 2 con umption taxes, e con sion that the man is tempor- publi me into control, arily insane and his condition was de- M “but it is only recerit- scribed this morning as being in the maniacal stage. Mr. Shinkwin was quiet today and for the first time de- sired to leave his quarters at the city jail. His brother-in-law said Mr. Shink- win had a nervous breakdown similar to this one about a year ago and that he had come west to mend his health. One doctor had told Mr. Simes that the altitude here might possibly have caused his present condition. But Mr. Simes believes grieving over the loss of his father, Charles Shinkwin, ve found the answer to of how it could be done. swer in the fact th We now find the that the Republicens have already re duced propriations by anvroxi- 10,000,000, and with this ing we should be in sition to oke the consumption ta Bu The general legislative program al- ready decided upon, as reviewed by adden is as follows: erpower legislation, which is al- ideration. lation of a permanent caused his present condition. Mr. Simes was convinced that Mr. Shinkwin could not have been using “dope” of any sort. He was a tem- perant man, had been well educated, and had been living in good surround- ings near Boston, Mass. One of his brothers, Jack, served in the navy. indus» The soldier settlement bill. Return of the railroads to wners. Fase a SUMMER SHOE SALE OPENED their { Unfortunate Man Tak Taken to Wheat-| | 11 o'clock. The box No. 6 at Fourth| |and Grant streets w | The box near the Burlington freight | office, No. }long run and this morning the fire- cians here have come to the! less kid. , from Valentine, who died five weeks ago, may have “SECONDFALSE SHEEPSUPPIY ALARM IN WEEK: INCREASING Ii | DMARA MARKET | Feeding Tamibe Renee Range from $14 to $15 with Best Fat Lambs Selling at $17.50 Dur- ing Week. OMAHA, Nebr., July Lean supply of range sheep is gradually prone een and without a doubt will y continue for some time to come. The tmajority of the shipments are show- ing the effects of dry weather. All men are up in arms against the per- indications point towards a heavy sons or person who like to see the Supply of feeders throughout the fire apparatus run. Alarms which take S¢#son. Best feeding lambs are sell- the fire apparatus through the busi- ing now from 14.60 to 15.00, with ness district make it doubly hazard- the medium kind from 13.50 to 14.00. ous, but the firemen are not complain-'Good feeding yearlings are selling ing if it is a fire and not some thought-!from 10.00 to 10.50. No feeding wethers available. Good feeding ewes around 6c. The demand has been very good Neb., where he went here for the last ten days for fat nd the funeral of his brother,|sheep and lambs. Best fat lambs ert Johnson. | selling here now around 17.50, with . Mabel Milholiand, the ir to good kind from 16.50 to agent of the i Fat sheep heave shown much today mprovement. Yearlings selling areund 11.00, wethers around 11.00, ‘and fat ewes fromi 8.50 to 9.00. G. Wwest AND PUT YOUR FOOT ON THE RAIL AT OUR New Soda Fountain (Just Installed) Casper Awakened from Slumbe:: by Work of Vandals on Mon- day and Thursday. The second false alarm this weck caused by vandals breaking open a fire alarm box came last night about as broken open. 12, was opened night about midnight. Last night one fireman narrowl. escaped painful injuries in making the Henry A. Johnson has~ returned city | Northwestern for Lusk, Den- ticket railroad, left ver and Cheyenne on a ten-day va- cation trip. WE CAN SERVE YOU ANYTHING BUT THE SPIKE: ‘offices are 5 bein moved from ne to Denver ere the offic- es will be located 502 First Nat- ional building. INTEREST GLENROCKERS AT ‘BOOTERY’ O. K. large block of ground in the FIGHTING RODSEVELTS' oe aMillers who nasi been, 2c ela Raacbocn teenie The Bootery, loca MR. ROLLAND WING, EXPERT MIXER, IN CHARGE e dq poet vg «| ten iness men o . Ing a real shoe s{'o this week. e OT os Schulte Bros. Co. and will be used in started yesterday. Some | SHOP ce in C hegennel and the active of- dene management at Denver will be!Pecting for oil and it is planned | feat those of black ox- T. Stevens, ae. to start active drilling operations |fords whic selling for $6.95. p 5 ‘ LIFE lf FAMOUS vA: Van Sie nena oes Vase even a Fo aie Siti aes Riot) 7 a ae a hem beatieharaaeg hich pee Lat ‘The Little Store with the Big Business” —Follow the Crowd ae secre ney becomes aa ine cils ——— shoes the white fabric pumps and 435 W. 2nd. inney company’ fron . B, Morrissy and her three |oxfords which are selling at $2.95: Striking incidents of history made Oil company of Los Angeles, Califor- before the outbreak of the world nia. e here from ing Mrs, D. henand@th, The s; closes July 26. _ Ford oa nd which are still fresh in the —_— North Durbin strect. = ory of the present generation| E : ; M pec als lattle owners near Bucknum i t Presented for the first time iniNatrona county are solving the pres- Holmes to Homes i 2 IDEM) tho < ent critical grazing situation by ship- ANNOUNCEMENT osevelt he authorized version} SATURDAY, JULY 19 We wish to announce to the ladies of Casper that we have sheep and cattle to the Omaha They are ridding them- Colonel | PINE of the life stock yards. Theodore Roosevelt, and works of to be shown at House Furnishing Dept. eatrik th : bom selves of all stock because they j 5 . Lh EY Ee ne eee nation. | there will be no feed this winter, The, purchased the beauty parlors of G & Mi Cash Grocer y cattle men in’ this territory near!} Miss Delia Lenehan in the Smith y l importance whic! rs will see visual- screen in their relation Bucknum are shipping out at the rate of forty cars a day, acgording.to: re- to the county farm Building and will endeavor to render the same courteous Zanesville P. ottery 118 West Second Street-—::——Phone 91 to the e6 f the fo presi ports coming : . . . . elite OW 7 are his tenure of offfee ax police "EERE 631 tioment jeft this teri. | Heetment and service as given in A new shipment of jardinieres in beautiful SWIFT'S EMPIRE BACON— 42c the past. We wish to solicit your patronage and assure you new that we will always strive ‘to please you. MISS NELLIE QUINN. MISS NELLIE POTTS. — st HAA , please esk for your duplicate sales no credit on returned goo missioner of New York, wher he rified the country by his revo- a s The ranch men around Buck- n of that body of men into the ty num report that the range even now “is dried up and practically unfit for grazing. tory yesterday, this same report Per Pound SALT PORK— Per Pound. ..... DIXIE BACON— Per Pound... . EMPIRE PICNIC HAMS— PenRound.: 608 7.5). CREAMERY BUTTER— colorings and designs, various sizes to suit 3c 32c 7 55c] 5 ABOVE SPECIALS for SATURDAY ONLY ~ % every purpose, priced 60c to $3.50. A Tom Tonkins has returned from Floyd E. Pendell left t morning Lander, where he spent several days for Lusk, Wyo.,:on business for the on business. Royalty and Producers corporation. UNO NOTICE! Art designs in flower vases and baskets and center pieces for the table from this same Custome: slips. We give famous pottery, medium priced. 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