Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1919, Page 9

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16,1919 iB. COLA HOTEL | TOURIST MARVEL Houston Man-Enjoys All Luxuries, of Best Hotels on Trip to Yellowstone Park Crowded hotels are no bugbear for W. S..Myers of Houston, Tex., who will stop in Casper on his way to Yel-| lowStone National park in his $10,000 “hotel on wheels.” Folding bed, kit-! chen cabinet, gasoline stove, running | cold and hot water,"medicine chest, | @lothing cabinet, refrigerator, shav- { ing cabinet, electric fan and hot-air! heating device form part of equipment af this “country home” designed by Mr. Myers and built under his su- pervision upon a Cadillac chassis. ; There are window shades to give the) ear ample privacy, and also mirrors te provide a clear view of the road-| ij Cribune GOUNTY MAKING “REFUND TO 900 FOR POLL TAX Error in Accepting Money from , Minors and Service Men Re- | sults in Reimbursement of Many Local People = , Nearly 300 poll tax collections jhave been refunded from the office of E. L. MeGraugh, county assessor, within the’ last few days as @ result of the Midwest company sending in a blanket list of employes to be as- jsessed for this tax . Each one of these employes of the company had $4 deducted from his pay by ihe company to pay the poll tax, the Willar: TRAOE MARK REGISTERED Be Sure to Say / “Threaded Rubber” If everybody said “Threaded Rubber Insulation” when they bought batteries way behind when driving. pine being. turned; over to the and sawtoit that ‘‘Threaded Rubber” was An idea of the car’s dimensions is There was some mistake some what they got there would be a lot less furnished by the fact that the fold-| place along the line, according to battery grief. ing bed extends its length crosswise, Mr. McGraugh, for the law states f af the “houseboat.” The: “bed is} that only those between 21 and 30 —-Far fewer jobs of reinsulation that plenty large for two persons and ex-| shall be essessed, including women, tra sleeping quarters can be provid-} ced by hammocks or suspéndéd cots or the roomy walkway between the! cabinets along the car’s two sides. ‘There are good-sized seats for four! persons. Altho this touring. palace weiglis 6,500 pounds on the road, it is ex- cellently balanced and easy to han-| die, “The Cadillac has the only chas- sis fully suitable for carrying such a body,” says Mr. Myers, himself a) mechanic and president of a big fur- niture factory whose workmen built, his handy “hotel.” Transcontinental touring is Mr. Myers’ chief hobby, atid he has en extra strong fondness fer Colorado and) Wyoming, which he has visited | on several trips, - W. S. Myers of Houston, Tex., in.$10,000 “hotel” Lieut. G. Carlton Marbut of the Cadillac of side window séats, with right hand resti tor company of Denver. line ‘stove, flour bin and other “homey” equipment. WAIN ORNE NOT TOSTART UNTIL SEPTEMBER IST Phentom Kid; middle weight boxer, | who avas a consistent fighter in bouts in France with the 32nd Division| will be one of the principals in the boxing affair, Another number for the amuse- ment week which is assured is the! rope untangling stunt of D. R. Mc- Coy, who will allow any number of built on Cadillac chassis. - Standing at the door is Insert picture shows Mr. Myers in one m folding bed, and at his left a kitchen cabinet containing gaso- men to tie him up and will then ex- tricate himself. Mr. McCoy iis a Spanish war veteran himself and has token an active interest in the drive here. It is understood that one or two nights wil be devoted to dances for the special benefit of the Salvation Army drive. and exempts all who have been in military service. Mr. McGraugh said this morning that the complete pay roll as far as he know was reduced $4 per person. The resuit is that the $4 is being \refunded in case of military service {men and those outside of thé age limit. Qfficial papers showing the age of the person or the service rec- ord or discharge paper is necessary to secure the $4 refund. Many forn’- er service men have applied for, the refund. Nearly all of the 300 who have received. the refund are servcie jmen. Si ee a a Sota ee ee ofo-efe ele oleate ofoefeefeets pefeeloste ste oke ote is so often necessary to get full life out of the plates of an ordinary battery. —Assurance of longer battery life. If your battery is getting to the point where it shows signs of quitting it will pay you to get on the track of Threaded Rubber. Come in any time and have a talk about batteries. AUTO ELECTRICAL COMPANY 111 East First St. Casper, Wyo rigation. Cuts about 1,000 tons of hay. . About 3,000 acres leased land, all fenced. House, 2 bunk houses, 2 barns, sheds, 5 good corrals, branding shute, dipping vat, etc., and this is a dandy good ranch for you stockmen. —_—_————_—- { >, ) Baseball Tournament Postponed! j Ss = bi ; ay OFFICERS HAVE JOB TO “sn snes Cam It Beats ...as it Sweeps $ paign Here Wi lade a : A | “Short and Snappy” | 5 STOP BOOZE AT BORDER peas ois e Only Tie Hoover beats out Only The Hoover sweeps cd SSS MEN + The main part of the official Sal- buried rt--indoors, dust- while it beats, Its Beating- = LAREDO, Tex,, Aug. 15.—(United| vation Army drive here will not ‘3 lessly carpeting is flue Sweeping Brush is patented. ae Peete enercemert ale nation-| start until the first of September, ac- tered more than a thousand Whizzed like airplane pro- % wide prohibition may offer a har ; ; = ute up - F Ss peo to weasel Gificara an the inet cording to plens made Tharsday.; times each iminute upon a pellers, twenty four large soft land states but their job is a sinecure! night. a a) meoting: of. the exerative j cushio! :. Deeply-lodged bristle tufts make countless od to that of federal officials trying Rapist ne pec stie a 2 fee ee grit is loosened and shaken sweeping contacts. Even ate peta ne American side of the Mexi- . $25,000 baits: The big ate b eT fortly. Beaten to the sur- hairs, tint and threads that es Ben ee nk the ‘United States, Dll tournament’ probably will start | face, powerful suction” re- Chk haze” ra burs. are & has offered a means of wealth to! saptember Ber acconingy to, steered, : moves, it. SPCCERE- EO i oes hundreds of adventursome spirits | Plans Sobibeiaael stnsetds has. be i > along the Rio Grande and booze). The baseball tournament has neat t smuggling is being made a fine art.|*® ¢nlarged that it is to include the | s = All the fiery Mexican drinks—mes-| Winner of the Denver Post tourney ’ * > y cal, dguardiente and tequila—selt| #8 Well as a champion team from the 4 readily in the states and smuggling| city league if present arrangements | ; & is comparativel: j: | are carried out. Six to eight teams} re pa ly easy, since the twelve “ Aimee a f hundred odd miles of border general-| 0f three western sites would Peaee ; 1 net i eee Sg 2 le ascabareely settled and patrolled ee ie Guy peeks, in baat | : . of 4 only by small military units. | if this 8 i | + q The wily Mexican, trailing his -| Mrs. - Oiver Johnson has been} . 7 i $i i ina ye ; cal: in-bladders, hog skins and goat|Pamed as women’s county chairman | Only Fhe Hoover écats. . . as it sweeps as it ee a Soin ak = r bs ain, Wades! the Rio Grande at night, | the bab itoteon ie ise ree ital . you have more than an electric vacuum oo ag = lave even ae man pe lisposes of his wares and is back in| Charge of ‘ iz tric sw r. also ssess dn clectric > Mexico again long before the dawn.| Mittees will be announced soon. iv a vacuum cleaner and an electric sw ig 2 a ‘ou : po: he ig + when the mascal lacks punch, he| A ie penta ane, of the carpet-beater. Js it not apparent bar e gine ewe i he 3 spikes it with red pepper, onions or| general committee 0: apie. sae Bod i i in. ov. helmi ter numbers{— y its makers a ‘rugs and the result is a knock-out} scheduled for Wednesday at 12:20 | %, : pri i: ee” ac = 1 a : os ta: f the Hoover are: That + which backs Jack Dempsey's upper-| o'clock in the American Cafe, where | 3 are the world’s largest? @ Concluding advantages of the D : 2 < ee ae hinge eet tn gargs it correctly straightens any crushed-down nap. That it rejuvenates color- Spiked soda water is anoth eans| plans of different phases o: je cam-/ 4 te as ee. of avoiding detection, Recently a| Paign will be made at that time. | ings and patterns. That it is guaranteed to make all rugs and carpets wear p a Mexican, with a cargo of apparentiy Ps aber hip 3g much longer. Just run your Hoover over: beat, sweep, lift nap, restore « harmless, pink, soda-water, was stop.|chairman of the en inment com- | 1 d . 1 : eration! : ped by customs agents, who sumpled| mittee and will have charge of all - cglors and vacuum clean in one op ! as & his wares. The soda water was pink] amusement features of the big drive Beginning ; F i 4 Hoon er ate in appearance only. It’s kick beat|"week. Already he has planned for} You have seen this advertisement in the magazines. We are Cl Mi i oe. any American “Red-Eye” known, wrestling and boxing bouts. The; Monday, Hoover ea Ask on Siesonetines hie oomes ial peste Jtearers . { sweeper an suction cleaner combined. ‘erms jesired. oe Aug. 18th, and . ; are soon to ae , ‘ { * . ae. ; continuing one Advance = { z y . 7 ee Protect Your week only, Boga $ St k Mr. C. F. Secure & ote 1 ~ . oc Adelman, yours + } iA ye FOR SALE ar oe’ Now. : 7 ts tone for oS sentative will : p HAY AND GRAZING. PLENTY WATER be ne demonstration rm . fe FOR STOCK demonstrate by b. x .: . te RANCHES LARGE OR SMALL eee ye oe : 4 % the Hoover Represen- e NONLY AFEW PLACES LEFT. aga segs 2160 Acres deeded land. 500 acres under ir- : . Fine shelter, close to foot hills. p 3 Price Only $60,000,—Hay at Market Price . oS Possession Soon. DOUGLAS LAND CO. Office, Opp. Postoffice. Phone 168 or 128-M Ask for S. S. Call, Douglas, Wyo. I es es eh ee