Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1919, Page 2

ng except Sunday at| ounty, Wyo. Publi- Exchange Building. LEPHONE intered at jee us secor er «WwW yoming ) Pastor. lass matter, €f| ambition of irresponsible rulers. SUBSCRIPTION RAT! By Carrier Ry Mail : $6.00 o : 1.50 wecepted for months ust be paid in ad- * Applicant for Membership to Audit Bu- rean of Circulations. ated Press exclusively blication to er and ws published. herein Dr. Anna Howard Shaw rests from » her labors. Her work is done. She had the rare satisfaction of se triumph of the great movement she started and fought for so long. Now Hindenburg gets into the game and offers to stand trial in the kaiser’s stead. Don’t worry, Hindy! You'll stand trial all right—but for your own crimes. ee oe John D., who used to give away pennies when he felt generous, has been distributing nickels lately. No change in policy—merely recognition of the changed standard of small change. Se Probably tative organization of farmers the most truly represen- the national grange, but that organiza- tion seems to get relatively slight at the adminis Wonder if that the grange periodical publi tention from tion at is be- ><] “from Weshington. an article which declared that being the most individualistic nation, we have become the most socialistic.” Se “Congress has Mrs referring to the American women,” declares Wood Park, of the And it was a Republican congress. Maude passage suffrage amendment. Do not forget that. Had Mr. Wilson urged of the insistence which four years ago the passage amendment with the he has urged the passage of some of his pet socialistic projects, the wo- men would have voted in the 1916 election aS rhe Casper Daily Cribune| >| prece tor} oo, itor | See | tional criticism. real value, although the figures re main the e. If you take out life insurance today or not} justified the fafbeofsters: To the objection that there is no| “The annual | precedent for a trial of the ex-kaiser,| 3Panish War he Allies reply they will create one,, 1 precedents being created at somie| Tuesday. Green Ba ce of the 2 Wisconsir nployes, the conumue tar Definite ac jation for a n the steel i t a conferer anion presid time or another. And the necessity lared, for the creation of thi ent is the good of, mankind for the murderous This nis sound enough to satisfy any protection from —o—— | burgh. We are in possession now of the 50-cent dollar. For that coin will buy HUARD 1915. Widows tiving on the incomes f bonds and annuities that were suffi- cient in 1915 have been forced to ap- ply for charity. You have lost just half the money Great you put in the bank in 1915. fortu fixed invested in securities with a eturn have shrunk to haif their Reseanteaionnn you must take out just twice as much of Minnesota, ipolis and continue in session Shieh Be RAISED [0 | FULL REGIMENT |<? Marked by Great Increase Over Present Cavalry Squadron. | and signal corps. encampment aor United Veterans, Department will meet at Minne- is to be the meeting nnual convention of Asscciation of Postal] sessions of which will | cays. tion on the vey. —_ n Tribune Want Ads—RKesulis! CUTICURA HEALS {PIMPLES ON BABY On Face, Arms, Legs and Head, Tied in Blankets 7 Months, “‘When baby was two months old she broke out on her face with little pimples. Then she broke out on her little arms and legs, and even over her head. I had her tied in blankets from September 177 to the middle of April to (7711) keep her from scratching. “I was told about Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and I sent for a sample. I bought more, and in eighteen days she was healed.” (Signed) Mr. and Mrs. John Cher- vena; 1012 NormandieSt., Spokane, ‘Wash., Aug. 13, 1918. recommen- | strike vote of workers | ndustry is to be taken! » of the international | s to be held in Pitts- UNITTO n on In Woemmine to Be in 1915 to give your family the | CHEYE July 19.—The Prevent Further Trouble ‘ Filey ey Wyoming 1 d, now com- ; ; Fi Cae as LSU a posed of one squadron of cavalr By Using Cuticura Di eee RS ‘ iH 7 : Prevent these many distress! scattered in plateons among six towr ; Ber erng ipcnn toons ams nom disfiguring skin troubles of chil Theta D N \? ; B ate, i ‘ e bas Faas im- hood by Being Cars Sonp, ope | mediately to 2 strength of approxi- no other, for every-day toilet an \ | tea e ay” SINEWS 1 nately en, and oon | nursery uses instead of impure, 2 tional forces of engineers, sanitary] Save your money—eat at the Har- | SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1919 coast artillery companies with addi- LOOCCOO 9 OCC CCODCOSH EOE SHS OSOSOOP POS SO SODOOOPODEO HOOD CASPER BUSINESS DIRECTORY | PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY | | Chiropractors Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. | | Office Phone 706. Res. 93. | DR. H. TALPERS Associated With Dr. G. T. Morg Blackmore Bldg. DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN : CHIROPRACTORS i Suite 2, Townsend Bldg. Office 423 Phopes Res. 8975 F. E. McEVENY Electrical Contractor Wiring, Fistares Office Ph. 19-W Repairs and 141 West First DR. M. HARNED Chiropractor. 266 North Maple Phone 369W. AMERICAN ELECTRIC CQ. 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 Motor Repairing Armature Winding Electrical Wiring and Contracting CLOTHES CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS — Jourgensen & Nygpard Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling “THE POINT" Sintirntat Motaes FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAM- SHIP TICKETS JOHN LYNCH SECOND 1038 RAST Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets to All Points in Europe. ‘Take Your Work to THE COMMERCIAL CLEANERS Hapnak MeDenald, Prop. ther » to 1,200 cay- | coarse, or strongly medicated soaps. HAT CLEANING Albert Sp: sities violinist, tale alryr Mothers, think of what it means to Dyeing Pressing Cleanieg FC migement to wed has been an- | This announcement was made by | Your child to go forth into the world ected NEW YORK HAT CLEANING nouns Chicago-born of Adjutant General Timothy S. Mc- | Bandicapped by » disfiguring skin : WORKS anen ae Srie : 3 trouble. Phone 1185 Upstairs 147 8. | > fan noted in the Coy when he was informed of the Dust your skin with Quticore Telcom, American sports. After study of mu message carried by an Associated exquusitdly sconted face, ain ape baby powder. : ‘a er sic in New Sey Florence ss telegram stating that plans for CONTRACTORS | Yall work guaran: he made his first appe reorganization of the national q - | oraers (PE ee 4 critical European audience ir ca ad Mad beenM announced NATE ACCOUNTANTS F. R. WHITCOMB oF for snd eee in 1905. His Americ debut came war department. The adjutant gen- a aitigs for Indies ana ycatiemen. All Kinds three ye later has since as yet in receipt of no of- General Contractor of auees Oe ee ee tou thoroly both Europe and nati > reorgani- EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS ished tPF Je: Foepne, Osaper. Wise a red v bor] tps ty Rae nslufic fan oe anne organl: 4 Es ~ 8 Furnis! 0. 8. Building Phone 951-1 at he sthing of the same sort t thereunder, but expects to Books Opened, Closed, Audited. asper, Wye. Phone 1013 INSURANCE of interest and standing he ve such notification today. His e fi 4 = earlier gained abroad. He ‘composes ent ‘regarding the) increased| ||), os, ccnecitiasreariaraccae macae) s well as renders musical compo- th of the guard is predicted Notary Pale. E LET ME FIGURE WITH YOU ON COMMONWEALTH LIFE While the U ed St * on the assumption that this state im- YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS BLOCK | | Frank Hoagland, State Agent was at war he was génerous with mediately will be authorized to or- The Guarantee Registry PETER CLAUSEN time and talent in serving the con- ze the guard on the basis of 200 cE General Contractor Phone: 889-W © on entertainment of the Sol- tren for each tor and representa- Corporation Office 306 0. 8. Bldg. Phone 7673 | | Later Mr. Spalding decided | tive in congress, and that eventually ? ple on EP: Ol Ben aiés Office: 247 North Center Street to do his own * as a soldier qa the apportionment will be increased) | "°0™* aa Fas ae BASE ENS: i i ed th ni}its y Torce of the to for each senator £ ae . = ite ti military Torce to sposmaen for each senator and rep- CARPENTERS | J. F.-JONES iz e ( !] All Off Stocks Bonght and Sold : a The entire Wyoming force, the ad- ARCHITECTS - i Sfesee, Boneh. ree So ‘ jutant general contemplates, shall be, |~ J. S. HARDWIC! THE UNION COMPANY'S ae s “Asaae ri The full streneth under the Carpenter Les HW The Rent Fire, Automobile, Life, y aes : oa Cc) Healt dA. t = e- tion plan will be ; ebro DUBOIS 2. £,cRanrs 8 sie we Baten ots paees taaas epith ane Ace! eS 1824—Augustin Teurhglde; Fam i uedrons, pproximately 900 vee 5 Phone 1047-3 207 0. 8. Bldg. 5 Mexico, was shot nd machine gun troops, head- Rooms 24-25 “Townsend Block Carpenter Job Work of All Kinds - — = emperor of Me i. Cases, Wee as a result of his attempt to quarte aff and other units that per, Wy! Promptly Done. KEY MANUFACTURER regain power. l increase the coe perspnvel es es i sas 845—Great fire in New York City, 00—the limit of 400 for each MADE second within a month, senator and representative on which DRESSMAKING SHOP For Any Lock Sold $6,000,600 in prop. the reorganization plan is predicated GARBUTT & WEIDNER | 0 bat -) t , . SANDY'S Complete Stock of Blanks The Ps belli Gh d Be Soule ead tie Bede m Architects OP Sci aaa Meet rath 64 he Taeping rebellion in der, the c ent’s am, ; . . Building, First Floor We Sia wer 1. the Wyoming.guaitd @lin be incre 415) Gil Exchange) Bigg: Phone 767W NO WAIT. NO DELAY 1 A strike 100 telegraph to only 600 men, representi : Phone 1162 GOWNS SUITS operators, for 15 per cent for each ator and sentative, LAWYERS wage increase, began at the deper t being without suffi-/ BROKERS ALTERATIONS Pittsburgh. cient funds to finance the full pro- =o = 1905—A Chinese boycott against gram at this time. he Wyoming | [Cannns BROKERAGE « PUBLIC pe WILLIAM O. WILSON American goods was declared. guard will be raised from its pres- NGB. MRS. FRED FREEMAN 1909—Moorish tribesmen attacked ent strength »proximately 300, to E. E. Car mes onal. Leqperence: | Sawing Attorney at Law the Spanish garrison at Me- the 600 minimum as rapidly as ar- 8 PLAIN AND FANCY Casper, Wyoming lilla. battle between the tas- sians and Austro-Germans, involving 6,000,000 men and the required f stretching along a 900-mile front, began in Russian P. land Coy. 1916—Russians began another gret gements can be fter will be increased to 1,200 when strength,” said Adjutant General Mc- Open-air session held daily at List your Oil till your ably low margin. 5 hone 1147. Office over Iris Theate: BARBERS made, and there- unds become available. “We shall preceed without delay to} recruit the guard to the autho OLL EXCHANGE BARBER SHOP Oil Exchange Bldg. ocks with us; ders on a re-| | Reasonable. Work Guaranteed. 378 N. Maple (Rear-) Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block E. RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Building DOCTORS DR. J. C. KAMP cRT PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. H. C. Johnson 221 Ol Exchange Bldg. Phone 652 or 1075 | PLUMBING AND HEATING J. DONOHUE Hot Water Jobbing kinds promptly attended to, Shop—826 South Spruce Street Phone 290W. ee | | W. M. PALMER Plambing, Steam und Hot Heating; Rudy PI Hot Airc Purnace. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended te., Shop 130 W, First St.. Phone 772W. (MeClare Bldg.) Wate. | ere: EERE a FARRAR & STAMPER Plumbing and Heating. CTRICAL AND JOB WORK PROMPT SERVICE 437 W. Second St. Phone 1144J. PIANO TUNER PIANO TUNER Work Guaranteed poe WADE CRAMER nee Phone 306-1 Richter Muale Co, REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Wyoming Casper, GEORGE B. NELSON Real Estate Insurance Townsend Building Casper, Wyoming HENNING BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER Office—Henning Hotel Phone 45 Residence Phone 351-3 —. | | SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE OMce—Tait’s Billiara Hall Phone—Houne, 87-W; Office, 104 Moving a Specialty REPAIRING SOUTH LINCOLN STREET REPAIR SHOP All Work Guaranteed GROVES & SCHULTZ, Props. Phone 648 620 So. Lincoln | STAGE LINES ee F. J. HYE MAIL, EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS sper to Salt Creek «Mee, Liberty Garage, Casper, Wye. ‘Telephone 983 or 977-W —_— SEWING MACHINES SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machines; also parts for all machines, need- Jes and oil; drop a card or phone 289M. % E. F. Sprague, 221 N. Pine. | TURKISH BATHS — A SHOWER BATH A TUB BATH or A PLUNGE Just the thing this Hot Weather ROOMS KOR RENT 0. Turkish Baths O. S. Bldg.—Tel 697-R VETERINARY SURGEON R. A. RATHBUN Veterinary Surgeon Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Phone 32 ee WELDING OXY- ACETYLENE WELDING sHOP 18 8. David st. Phone 611-3, EQUIPPED WELDING SHOP IN THE STATH e | Se Repalring Broken Ant. x Specie Parts TR NAL WELDING ‘Wo! Casper, Wickiins sing and benzing of a} ry dencription hy Oxy-ncetylene and Ther, aks t mit processes Wyoming Power Pp 280. te CLADE Prep te” 135 S. Maple. one 251 hil ) Ss pe > back lrive against Austro-Germans Reorganization PJan. é pea : = 7 While rld i getting neck on d ve eet i WASHINGTO “We IVE TO a 8 | Physician and Surgepn | Phones—139 and 385 a peace ome of our industries | serman Ghancellor .d e reorg A Sterilized Steam and Face Towel! || Ofice: Suite 4, Smith Blda- may get without a protective | Pan-( n policy guard on the > for Eyery Customer | —Phones— tariff, but this much is certain—a pro-! ruthless warfare. ieee Tits a resas BICYCLES || Ofice 180° House BS S. E. PHELPS tective tariff can do no harm and may | @ —" 9 | Lawyer do lot of good later. We neglected; | Year Ago i in War | 7 F. A. CHISHOLM | Rooms 19-26 Townsend Bldg. preparedness once to our sorrow. | @ LEO Lie aan tdeen reer The Gycle Man ee. Ny nouboenae Casper, Wyo. Phone 916 —_——0- — | Honduras ccineeay ‘var on Ger-) “Major General Jesse Mcl. Carter, Sole Agent for Iver Johnson | Office Phone 54 The pacifists who were in control maalberanthelcirateest acroaat aera se the bureau ot militia at Bicycles und Vitalie Tires | _-Robrbaush Building | : : an th irs, imme¢ y sent notice to the HAGENS, STANL nt when foreign en eM ee Rr scadjutant) genéralal of (the Phone 954W. 405 N. Durbin Dr. Foster—Residence a, 4 EY & MURANE and who are still in} United ine, ‘with loss of sis ‘lives, | Units allotted to their states and of | Private Hospital atieh cantrol when domestic foes attack|S™* by mine, with loss of six lives.| ihe Teadiness of the federal govern- CORSET SHOP | 840 S. Pu-bin St 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. ur institut . t @ ment to extend recognition after the = | “ ~ our institutions, are consistent in the’ | T Bi thdays | required inspection had been made. Modart Corsets from $4.75 to #15 | | Phones) 402) "mas 7873 Casper, = - - Wyoming r sm. They preach and practice oday’ $ Dir |_ The reorganization table provides | fon ‘Ton Corsets from $2.50 to $10. | | | delay. But results have convinced the, ae aes TR sooae alae |for 47 regiments and 18 battalions PLN. Corse ont $1.25 to86.50. : | a Se ms panne George of Greece, elder | of infantry, six regiments, 17 squad- De Bevoise Br: lere from G5e to $4. | American people of the folly of put-|jrother of King Constantine, born in ean : and 19 troops of eagalest a We fit all corsets {rom $3.50 up free. | DR. F. S. LUCKEY CHILES P. PLUMMER ting pacifists o ruard fo Pp pro Ath . 29g years ag today ents. » a is an ye MARTY HAT SHOP or ee 2 ea, or as aa thong. 22 Jeans 26 ete Rye a regiment of tieldarilery, al seven 1a Wee Physician apd Surgeon Lawyer ecti ) nerican interests either C M E es a a eer aeres ft a oe “"\Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, born in, —_————"- | Fhiee: Reto pel Ne ected Room 415, Oil Exchange Bldg. BOEDEC TOR BU DOME. ne next presi-| England, rs ago today | Sat Casper, Wyoming. dent of the United States will be al Count de Salis, prominent in : OEITIIOSE SEIS OIG Ads, *o= Mont ees 4 man with plenty of iron in his blood. | British diplomatic service, boin & y years o today. | There are many to choose from who|” Brig, Gen. John P. Wisser, t & y DR. MYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT are now serving or have served in| A., retired, born in St. Louis, S$ r 0 use & iBigsiclaa inna Ruceaen’ j congress. ycars ago today i) Specini Attention Gives to } Lawyers os iy Inc Disegses of Women and Children 5 , ° fF Eip-Fh1. GO. ©. BI 309-310-311 Oil Exchenge Bidg. paver ivan dhnetchwenngoucestil Today’ s Buen | a & omee PRE 00 Res. Ph. 746 the arrival there of a 10,000-ton|® >> & Specializing in A = nruout the British empire toc transport carrying one officer and 10/ will be observed as a public holid % N GEORGE W. FERGUSON ob as a p sliday ARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. explanation for the “restricted” pas- to celebrate “Peace |W Specia} attention given to obstetrics Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. : y with a mammoth m | aacea.giesess Waters am aren Phone 196-J senger list. Yet peop complain ‘tary pageant in which Gen. Pershing : Blackmore Building ie ; ; delay in returr oldiers, the a contingent of American troops x 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 on Phones: Office, 30; Residence, 164 aeper, - - - Wyoming REEL cand oi yaa atter, | Will take part. a y ta te., etc., are accused Order of Hibernians of asseriens f being near traitors. Well, if this) which has held forth in San Francisco | as BES ; al OF OH F eeee AMY T. HANKS be treason, make the most of it. pies Wee wl elope tonlehe amit CALL 74-J Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. CALL 74-3 — Specializing in Nerve and Muscle ———_o——____ The new Pacific fleet of the Unit- See Ben Transfer Co igs a aided Diseases. According to Theodore F. White-| ed States navy, Admiral Rodman’} r 5 4 Smith Bldg. Phone 266 Office: 225 N. Wolcott St. v Be commanding, is to sail today from! Light and Heavy Hauling. Furniture and Piano Moving « | Ph 1 marsh, one of, joint directors of | Hampton Roads to take up its station’ Specialty. Baggage Transferred | pe igt: American Relief administration, who! in the Pacific. QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE | DENTISTS | returned from Europe, Sunday, lib-) : Bandas July at i — Pees i * RS ombii rates Independe: © Time nud Money—Come te erated countries of Europe will have p,c00" 0M Celebrate ndgpencdenee | GHP DLI IID OS. Ji Lb LL LAA DR. J. C. 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