Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 8

iy bi PAGE EIGHT Che SAM ® of Democratic politicians to appre ciate one Republican President before Dailv Cribune the date of his funeral eee BUSINESS TELEPHONE... 15 o. — Senatorial Humor a at Casper ¢W WASHINGTON -O¢ itoF|mor lighten the league of stories the nsible for. senate David Sen had curly ‘hair on was env ofte own , While the haired curly ubout d her sister ret some co. _ uked her Applicant for Membership to Audit Bu- ¢h cau of Cire “ tions of the ift weak « ri B shed’ herein CONSTRUCTION OBSTRUCTION. nditiar ot he x kin Warren Cor any attention to not quite so drunk c and as what was ‘I can’t get up,’ said bent one instance 4 you up,’ vo ere on West the on to ihe z : 1d pulled, but suc Seacy ing himself over fered a loss of t friend,’ he said finally you up, but her lie down with 4 was in ry Be " I will do—I'll while sewer excavation ompletely the plowboy,” was plowing his inquisitive much wage: said Swanson. “He when an him s where paving is un field asked construction ¢ how ter of prime ?’ said the b the business Pay ‘| get ho wages. I get noth i and hell if I don’t.’ the stree where th = tracts ccencecnten Ti da ? E | thou n, this outfit | oday s vents ‘ F = < acemaiia toitself the paw- Today is the centenni niver. ers of lord high mogul of creation, sary of the birth of Mel thing to its own Ville, who won fame by tirrins tales of So 7 ace Five ye the world tment of conflict had its real beginning ir y effi- Germany’s declaration of war or 5 Ru and invasion of France tly handled as her and Luxemburg. ior Shoup has observance today and gum-shoe depa requested chants whe suffer a the 43d versary of arGy BUC, Carelessnes * Colorado’s admission to statehood. fecl A spirited campaign involving nominations for the state, county and other offices to be filled at the = vember election will come to ¢ Now that the Government has re- close in Kentucky tod ; = a control of the telegraph = ———$__—_—__—_____—_ nthe Days News | ime. Any- |g Willian Because President Grant spent a/t€e Which will aim to bring aly f ce eration of producers 1 ew ti a ag Branch a former congressinan for f tired heath California with a reputation of 1876 Democratic A any veing one of the most sting a»Democratic A Z of Rep- + ndepende recent American po « assed resolution de- Jitic al life. r. Kent is a Yale gradu t : r Be : alifornia ncor f at f for ducatio Pre he be conter 4 ia democracy, humane industr; the De nd honest trade. During his resi in Chicago he took politics, |denve interest in of the Municipal Voters’ Lec became pres dent who works ague, and in the Civil Service On returning to t te Be had inherited in C continued his partic s prominent with tb varies tr first as a progressi and later as < deere are Togs s Anniversaries Benedi Arnold is on ground tha edict Arnold is on the gro cules —Opening of the Cong is techni Som Carlsbad, the purp of these ore f Amer which was to suppres: erty of the pre —The one thousar of the d war ependence ong to read up , th anniv colonization of celebrated at Re the sut ject of Benedict Arnold and t became of him. B. Buckr ernor of Ke er was shou ntucky. ‘ st China formally declared De and ordered S wou % Rens sembled to unition and other} up rh or eS Pie oa bird Allies pre- for their Be Pa for their Germans es hus bee 2 n ——> For es Year Ago in War |) pice read ffs, clothing nation: o Baker ' tion of an achve| ide a declaration of t offen-| on Flan-{ CHEMISTS WILL FREE SHACKLES Expected! to Discuss Freedom of Industry from Foreign Domination ILADELPHIA, Pa., (United )—The complete freedom of the chemical industry of the United. States from foreign domination is expec be discussed by Secre- f War Baker in his address to ered before the annual meet- the American Chemical so- iety to be held at the Bellevue Stratford here, from September 2d ng of { to 6th. s expected to be the largesi emblage of chemists ever held in United States, the membership of society hav sed from 7,170 in 1914 to 13,600 in 1919. More than 5,000 chemists are now 1 at work within two hundred miles of this city and thousands more are in Illinois, Ohio and other states only a few hours journey from here. One of the large delegations, it is bel will be from Califor where there has been a tremend advance in the chemical industry within the last year. The strides made by the chemical industry of the nation, as shown in i the American al society in ads of the ention, were directly stimulated President Wilson’s recommenda- to congress that the industry safeguarded and by the dispo- on of }egislators te furnish ade ite protection This effect is especially felt by the newly organized dye section of the society. The introduction of a li cense sy m would regulate for e limited number of years the importa- dyes, colors and medical sub- It was pointed out that s war strength was largely fact t almost overnight hemica] ite munition factories Previous to the her favorite on for attacking the chemica ustries of other nations was the “dumping” of the products of these huge plants at less than cost price when any rival to her trade appear- ed. The protection from this “dump- ing” process will, it is said, make; chemistry a mighty factor in the era of reconstruction upon which the | country has entered Thru the research and ingenuity of American chemists new sources of potash upon which farming and many manufacturing industries depend, have been found in the lakes and) roc of the United States and in the kelp fields of the Pacific c Before the war Germany was ome i virtually, to’ control the potash trade of the world because under much of her territory are solubie ores from ance of Colora-| Which potash is extracted at slight tea-flavor: rich, delightful, | expense. American chemists _ have pending millions of dollars in rch work for the development ii a group of dyes known as vat dyes One large manufacturer, in order tc place its vat dye department on an) efficient basis, has expended $1,800. 000 in experimental work. The f: session of the dye section will be of importance, not only to chemists, to manufacturers of leather, tex- and many other fabrics in the ation of which colors are re- bean \ quired. a ed ral Toads | u Levi Ank former United States! senator from V , born near} Joseph, Mo., years ago to- day. i King Alexander, whose accession to t throne of Greece. was one of the results of the wa Eu {rope. born in Athens, 26 3 Ago today Ellison Durant Smith ed States senator from South ina, born ‘at Lynchburg, S. jyears ago tod Robert T. Lincoln, only surviving json of President Abraham Lincoln, born ago today Morris Springfield, IL, 76 years prominent as ist party in New Russia, 50 Oe t Riga, a he Tribune ads. NatronaFuel Co. Phone 949 J, L. BIEDERMANN, Prop GEBO COAL COKE WwooD City Office 157 S. Center Street Gen. Office Sth and Beech Streets O859-00-40596 0000006 00066060 CALL 74-J BEST BOWL OF Back of Grand Central Bar. 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Armature Winding = ie | Electrical Wiring and Contracting Phone 306-R LIGHTNING STRIKES SCHOOL ! Richter Musle Co. the Central schoo! | building in Lead, S. Dak., recently during a heavy storm. The flagpole was reduced to kindling wood andj the roof caught fire hut prompt ac- tion by the fire department saved a Lightning struck CLOTHES CLEANERS ee a THE SERVICE CLEANERS Jourgensen & Nygaerd Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAM- SHIP‘ TICKETS JOHN LYNCH REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER ratior 5 age D conflagration and the damage will! | Gooiee, pisgrm POINT ead ste. 1038 EAST SECON! . Real Estate and Insurance amount to but $100. Service Our Motto. one Foreign Exchange and Steamship aks RAILROAD BRIDGES BURNED A fire at Dacotah Junction, several miles west of Chadron, recently de- stroyed a couple of bridges on the Casper, - © = Tickets to All Points in Europe. HAT CLEANING ‘Take Yo Work to THE COMMERCIAL CLEANERS Hanngh McDopald, Prop. Chicago & Northwestern which havc Dyein, Pressing Cleaning NEW YORK HAT CLEANING GEORGE B. NELSON since been replaced Repairing WORKS Real Estate Ins | jurance Phone 1185 Upstairs 147 8. Center. nd re-blork all kinds of i Satan ‘owns: uilding CONTRACTORS Casper, - - + Wyoming F. R. WHITCOMB General Contractor Estimates Furnished Casper, Wyo. Phone 1013 for 1 of shocs dyeas Da wane 127 B. Second, Casper, Wyo. Q. 8. Building HENNING BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER Office—Henning Hotel Phone 45 Residence Phone 351-3 Phone 951-W COMMONWEALTH LIFE Frank Hoagland, State Agent | What do you get out of tea? Taste and feeling. Common tea—you know how it tastes; and the »tannin ‘in it is bad for | nerves’ and digestion. | LB? ME FIGURE ae er. oN SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Phone: 889-W | || Office: 247 North Center Street | | KEY MANUFACTURER KEYS MADE For Any Lock Sold Complete Stock of Blanks Office—Tal('s Billiaré Hall Phone—Homse, 87-W; Office, Moying = Specialty 104 CARPENTERS REPAIRING J. S. HARDWICK es, SOUTH LINCOLN Good tea has the real | Carpenter SHOOTING GALLERY oo A 806 E. Hallroad St. Phone 11483. | NO WAIT NO DELAY All Work Guaranteed Carpenter Job Work of All Kinds GROVES & SCHULTZ, P: e Promptly Done. ae exquisite. q 620 So. Lincoln Phone 648 | that cheers. — Schilling Tea is the || 0: € S. DRESSMAKING PARLORS fine practical economical | Slate and Maver. Sawing It is the cup LAWYERS WILLIAM O. WILSON Attorney at Law STAGE LINES eo Children’s Dresses a Specialty Casper, Wyoming tea of this country, Pee ae & ca 4 a re ieee ee J. HYE \_ There are four fayera of Schilling Phone ToTW. Mabel King, Prop. | | Stites 41 £, Kewneend Bloc eb CEE) n, Oolong, —————— Canper to Salt Creek Mee, Liberty Garage, Casper, Wye. ‘Telephone 983 or 977-W In parchmyn-li: : At grocers seh : ‘A Schilling & * Co E, RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer | |] Room 21, Townsend Building | Phones—138 and 385 | DOCTORS Sai it iF "VARCSCO st DR. J. C. KAMP | 6 | Physician and Surgeon ANTS | ACCOUNT: | Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | —Phones— SEWING MACHINES SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- om pairing on all makes of EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS | Office 130 3 House 85 S. E, PHELPS also parts for all Sachinese ne! ; (a Lawyer les and oil; Books Opened, Closed, Audited. | | sear ee MP as is Rooms 19-2G Townsend Bldg. E. F. S; r Stock transfer agents and reg! DR. H. R. LATHROP Casper, W: Pho: prsgess EAL N. Rises trars. Authorities on Income Taxes. | | DR. W. C. FOSTER ae Se cae oat i Notary Public. | Office Phone 54 { Robrbaugh Boil Dr. Foster—Residente 4D TURKISH BATHS |. STANLEY & MURANE A SHOWER BATH The Guarantee Registry C fiom Lawyers A TUB BATH or Rooms 208-2 i) Excl A PLUNGE Rooms 208-211 Oil Exch ag. 840 S, Du:bi ; 204-207 Oil has Bldg. on Da Pim a oa Ut 8. Duzbim St. 0 Exchange Bldg Just the thing this Hot Weather Phopes °272 and 273 Cesper ae ee oe rah RENT Bldg.—Tel 697-R VETERINARY SURGEON Wyoming a ARCHITECTS | _ DR. F. S. LUCKEY ’ Physician and Surgeon CHILES P. PLUMMER DUBOIS & G poonmion. Lay wyer Architects a Phone: Res, 991-W; Office, 695 ; R, A. RATHBUN Rooms 34:35 Sor oane Block 4 f Becaul 'hitesd!. Room 415, Oil Exchange Bldg. vine ] Room 2 Wood Bleck Casper, Wyoming. erinary Surgeon . Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Phone 32 GARBUTT & WEIDNER DR. MYERS NICHOLS & STIRRETT Architects | Physician and Surgeon | ae : | 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. |} pincancs of Women and Children psitdod | Suite 200-201, O. |] Omee Ph. cop Bes, Pb. 748 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bidg. OXY: ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP 118 S. Davia St. Pho ate 611-3, 8E3T EQUIPPED WELDING sHOP GEORGE W. FERGUSON MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D, A | “i Physician and Surgeon Horney e\-Law N THE STaTR vrietors, Special attention given to oatetrion Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. ession held daily at 8 and dinen: women ani Phone 196-J Blackmore Ballding Casper, + - - r your Ol Stocks with bu Phones: Office, 30; Residence, 164 We cir fr orders on a re- markably: low margin. Wyoming ————$—$— Kepniring Broken Automobile Parts Phone 1147. Office ovet Iria, Theater. MASEUSSE INTERNATIONAL “WE ) LDING bite = b i WORKS DR. JOHN F. LEEPER “eke poe DR W. E. DOWNIE AMY T. HANKS Casper, Wyoming Specializing in Nerve and Musele DENTISTS BARBERS BICYCLES ) EXc! F. A. CHIS DR. J: C. BIBBS VIL EXCHANGE BARBER sHOP HOLM CHILI IN TOWN Dentist -¢ sill Bxchangé Bids. The Grete Man a “We STRIVE TO PLEASE” Sole Agent for 1 H ohrbaugh Bldg. A Sterilized Steam and Facé Towel ver Johnson (Qver Casper Pharmacy.) Bicycl 4 Phone 2103. yeles and Vitalic Tires Phone 354W. 405 N. Durbin for Every, Customer All kinds of Sasauachee a! highest q