Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1919, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT LIVING COSTS | NEAR DOUBLE (Continued from Page 1.) northern Colorado went on s Campbell and John E. Bunker, sugar week. The cause was th dealers, were arrested today on the repeal of the da charges of viclating the federal food) law. control act by undue profit in selling $40,000 worth of sugar purchased at ‘this $8.82 per hundredweight and sold to| farmers promptly retailers at $13. and all the house! eee Ss one hour. Their act was disc GRAND JURIES Sunday when a stalled motor party HURRY PROBES asked a farmer near Wellington when (By United the train to the south would CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug aw was not to be repealed th et their watches ahead red =n.) pass CLEVELAND, A 16.—Grand through. ruout Ohio ng price “It will through at ten minutes thru which, it i, that after nin aid the farmer, con- atch. demanded the moto knowledge of 200 persons will be indicted. sulting his “What?” who had some ist BEANS HELD SINCE MIDDLE OF THE WAR schedules. “I thought it was 8:10 z Repealed it Themselves KAN —A war-| “Oh, yes, it is 8:10 by the new ra r the seizure of 75,000 pounds | time, but nobody around here } of stored here since the middle | paid any attention to that for of will be issued today by we returned the farmer. Federal y FP. H. Wilson, it was announced. BUTTER AND EGGS WORTH $500,000 United oa) Aug. 16.—Butter and half a million dol- to have been hoarded » were seized today by TO SAVE COFFEE War Time Practice Used Brazil but Smoke Is Sub- stituted for Shrapnel in ted Press.) iantity of butte = = ast are By LAWRENCE 8. HASS y the federal) (United Press Staff Correspondent.) RIO DE JANEIRO, (By ail.- The “alerte’” and “all clez }.—Feders u- of warning of air seizure/used in Paris during the ; been adopted by the coffee y of Sovthern Br. in unique meas. §}.—Within s ares which have been ordered to com- ar on the/bat frost. A smoke barrage is to be viving the, adopted instead of the shrapnel which high cost of v me food administration to hunt Was so effectively used to “get } iteers, Governor Thomas Camp-) enemy raiders, and the agricul. Yell told the western governors in tural officials of this country believe’ conference here today. that compliance with the new lations will provide against a rey tition of the damage of last frosts, which cost so of dollars to planters consumers. During the winter of 1918 an ex traordinary cold wa beyond t memory of the “oldest inhabitants,” swept over Southern Brazil, and it v during this spell that the first HARRY ASTIN 1S CONTEST WINNER (Continued from Page 1) w in more than eighty years fell 9. H. Smith - --- 215!in Buenos Aires. The t found the 10. L. Bundy 210’ planters absolutel lees, ant he her returned, it w 195 | when normal w 1 195 found that ns of coffee trees 13. 100 were killed and a large percentage 14, 60'of the others injured so badl 15. 45 the crops for the 16. 40 will be cut down b: 10 in d of a production of 15,000,006 a eee bags a year, seven or eight millions ; Carlisle of Wheatridge. j, a) that can be hoped for annually Colo., motored to Casper sterday , until 1921. ‘ This frost had the effect of about and is visiting here with friends. —_ tote, ry Garner has returned from a ttipling the local price of coffee. weeks business trip for the The new plan which has been evo) 1 Hot company thru the west. ed for getting the best of “Jack ———— Frost” is being put into effect by After a young r had talked the Municipality of I nearly five hours to a jury, who felt in the State of Santa ( e lynching him, his opponent, a the heart of the Southern il cof. pd old vete arose, looked fee country. Planters in other lo ly at the judge, and said: calities will watch the effect of this our honor, I will follow the ex- campaign with the gr est interest | y young friend who has and many are considering its ed, and submit the case tion. success will probabls the enforcement, of such 2 regul in other districts where coffee crops ‘. . would be subject to frost. doctor came up to a patient in The regulations are compulsory, s slapped him on being issued by the agricultural au. “Well, old man, thorities. Violation by planters un, You can run along der: the jurisdiction of the district your folk that you'll be Jays them subject to heavy fines: in two weeks as good 28 "Phe project calls for the prepara- tion of fuel for bonfires North, without a: A a lunatic nt went off gaily to write and West of the coffee groves at He had it finished and distances of thirty to forty , but as he was about to affix/apart. This preparation m tamp the latter slipt through his made early in the cool seas rs to the floor, alighted on the continued for several months. k of a cockroach that was pass- planter must collect sufficient wood and stuck. hadn’t and brush to keep fires bur the ing, The patient ng three 1 the cockroach. What he did nights in succession, and in e the was his caped postage-stamp fuel reserve becomes in any way de- gging aim) ly across the floor, pleted must maintain the adequate vd crooked trail up the supply. When the forecasters see a wall oss the ceiling. frost, a signal to the planters to light es immed y will be given f the firing of bombs. In letter dropt the lence he tore up the their f had just written and by means n the floor. The id is to create as m he said. “I won't | as possible, und hay and gr 2 in three years.”—Tit- are to be thrown on the fires ;the danger of frost en leaves When NOTICE The Carnival Dance Advertised for Tonight (Saturday) at the Ins Dance Pavilion, will be held at an early future date, along with other new attractions. ee ee Sere = Ct! IAS eee Cs. DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW REPEALED | IN PRACTICE BY MANY FARMERS ¢| rere aled it ourselves. ing the ‘new time’ and we aren't go-! SMOKE BARRAGE ch smoke passed the | MATINEE 2:30 TONIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 Since the repeal of the daylight | saving law did not come to pass we We aren’t us- ing to. “The train will go down at 9:10,” he insisted, snapping shut his watch. This led to an investigation, and the farmers far and wide were found to be using the old time. They say they are sleeping a little later in the mornings, id, since they have no rolf to play in the evenings, they are loosing nothing. Makes no Difference Their attitude toward the train schedules is interestingly human. “It doesr difference what time train should be i » With a ost of a “The main idea hen it come e in p on hi s to be ther ee it—whether it is 8 or 9 o’clock by your watch.” planters will again be notified by 3 . -. J: bombs to extinguish their fires, night they discover the loveliest girl asleep on their divan. eee Glen Stone, of the Stone & Wag. ner haberdashery in the Smith-Tur- ner drugstore, is expected back to- day from a bu s trip. ~<_ WANTED—Coa! work, good wages. son at Casper Supply at a ——, S _ The | irarqd) | Cigar Never gets of your nerves Co. 8-14 phy Cigar Co.. Whoiesa lA Be Economy buying ar: —AND_IT’S WELL WORTH YOUR WHILE! Through special arrangements with the man- ufacturers, and during this Bargain Week only, a beautiful, useful and substantial set of oking Ware will be given with every Majestic Range sold. This ware is good ware (not cheap ware)—it’s worth a lot to you. 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