Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1919, Page 12

re arene eee ee ey 4. wwe 4 PAGE TWELVE ASKED TO CLOSE IN PROCLAMATION 5 la year of Mayor Leeper Requests [Seneral | troops Observance of Day Here in in Lapland. Order that Everyone Can longings from Camp Merritt, Boasts Now of Over Guenea New Jersey, was the first word his 35 Memb elebrate family that he had re- 2 Members ; ; turned fighting in the north - — is president of the company and Dr. Urging a general observance of Labor Day here, proper and fitting very respect, Mayor John r calls attention in his procl. mation issued late yesterday to the closing of all business houses, includ- ing restaurants, from 9:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. and from 2 p. m, until 5 p. m. next Monday and all day where the business will justify, in t employes may properly cel- e occasion. | Leeper’s proclamation fol in e Leey Proclamation eptember Ist, 1919, be- ny, a holiday established } and dedicated to the great of our citizens who perform]? the manu bor necessary to kee our industries going, it is deemed fit-| ting and proper that on this day all business not absolutely essential Dy hoc should be discontinued for at least] a part of said day and to this end| a iness | 1 request that all places business taurants, hotels, barber | shops, stor industrial plants and actories close during the hours from to 12 . m. and from including r have hereunto set my h ed the Seal of th be affixed this 26th day of August|nals.on landing and starting every postoffice, telegraph office anc. | Producing wells, which, it is alleged, A. D. 1919. Several hydroplanes are plying be-| public library, upon the display of | ¥* false. The Capitol company re- | (SEAL) {tween Los Angeles harbor and A€a-| which mobilization of the vast Red|¢¢Mtly sent its representatives to Mex- JOHN F. LEEPER, |llon, Santa Catalina Island. Albert Cross wo aaah beein: | ico to begin operations on lands which MAYOR. |Lee Thurman solicitor for the steam — a jit claimed to contro! in that field. —__—_.___— |Fhip inspection service, recently ad-| In India, where it is referred to] a ee SHEEP SAMPLES ised Mr. that’ hydroplunes|as the “Divine Stone,” jade is worn] In Copenhagen the police convey FOR FIELD MEN \come under the definition of ‘me-|by the natives as an amulet to pre-/any person found intoxicated in the chanical contrivance containing sam-|ered by the rules and regulations of |r ples of the more common internal | the service. ; sheep parasites, preserved in alcohol, | ee Attractive cases are being furnished by the Division | of Animal Husbandry, United States | Department of Agriculture, to all the ‘state sheep specialists. ‘They will be | -used to familiarize sheep raisers with < “the parasites so that they may be ‘better able to combat them. The tases were prepared by the Animal Husbandry Division in cooperation with the Zoological Division and con- ttain samples of stomach worms, tape- -worms, lungworms, hookworms, grubs and a part of the large intestine of | sheep, showing nodules, the cause of modular disease. Meats Shipped Abroad From July 1 to August 9 last, 15,- 114,047 pounds of fresh and frozen | beef, 6,794,588 pounds of canned and | pickled beef, 15,297 pounds of lamb | and mutton, 3,153,832 pounds of | fresh and frozen pork, 50,367,813 pounds of hams, shoulders and bacon, 55,281,142 pounds of lard and lard compound, 1,304,472 pounds of sau- sage, 57,007,1 pounds of salted and pickled pork, and 253,966 pounds of poultry and game were exported from New York to Belgium, Holland and Sweden. In this period, also, 420 horses were exported to France and 126 head of cattle were shipped to Belgium, according to records of the United States Department of Ag- riculture. ge SCOTT TO COACH ATHLETICS By Associated Press.) ‘ BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 27.—Walter C. Scott, educational director at Camp Lew):, has been secured by the School of Mines here and will sup- ervise athletics during the coming season. ~~. In two important battles fought by British soldiers they did not lose a single man. One was in 1868, when Napier storemd Magdala in Abys- sinia. In that fight thousands of the enemy were killed. The other instance was at Futtehpore, when Havenlock, marching to relive Luck- now, defeated the rebels heavily but lost not a a man. In Denver Make your HOME at the ALBANY HOTEL A ROOM --_ -_ with BATH $1.50 to $2.00 Per Day | BUSINESS HOUSES & N TUBBS ON HOME Dan Tubbs, His bag of personal be- Granted Membership and Russ lands. His last letter came from Lapland clearly there. His bag was labeled ‘North Rus- sian express to U. S. coat and gloves showed climate. Two pairs fur covered and lined slippers were to his sisters. Even the made of the hairy fur of some northern animal while in- fur similar to rabbit skin added to the warmth of the novel slippers One pair had a heart carved from a thin animal skin sewed to each slip- The Knights of Columbus were that he had been sent home soles side a er, in charge of shipping the bag of per Plponal belongings and saw that it ar- tived here safely. NAVAL ULES ON UTP = soso a Ps diers at the St p. m. to enable LOS ANGEL = ticipate in the cere-,|A hydroplane a boat, according to Calls for Million Volunteers ercises appropriate to|a ruling received recently by Col- The American Red Cross has ion |lector of Customs John B. Elliott, sued a call for one million volunteer| STIMONY WHEREOF, I/and as such must carry port and}workers to participate in the Third d and caus-|starboard lights and a whistle which! Red Cross Roll Call, November 2 tc © City of Casper to |‘must blown with the v n and from service The ship in the Americ ked for July. 18 was granted that the evening by national head- ing busines: Casper has beer while his Vroman Post Na 2 had! been| Of the first C of France, The bers of the Carney Peterson is se American Legion Chiles P. Plummer is chairr per is represented in. the state lists by R. H. Nichols, jtary. The members of the (will make an active cam a record breaking membership in Na-, Neb. personal articles to di .egion here. Incorpe etary of the legion ita and sailors would sented at Soldiers’ the State fair e strongly repre- and Sailors’ day Douglas this led a meeting « vy club for Tuesday, to make plahs to h nization presentation s well : Denver, h Margoyl He has c September n large org pico Oil gating sentation in a d itol Petroleum big representatio Calif., Aug. j interest in field in M ual sig- 11, Posters will shortly be mailed to] ! other dises S. Rugs are Risky Playgrounds —If Not Regularly Hoover’d Call to mind the great quantity of unwholesome filth that is tracked in from the streets and buries itself in your rugs. Disease germs find in that dirt a snug lodging. It affords an ideal place in which to multiply their pestilence. ‘There your little ones play upon that unhealthy mess. Their fingers and toys comb the carpet-nap and stir up the germ-laden dirt. Particles of it are breathed —or swallowed via the ‘thand-to-mouth”’ route. Don’t risk your children’s health. Have your rugs beaten, thoroughly swept and wholesomely fréshened—indocr and at frequent intervals. All you need do is— JuST RUN YOUR OOVER IT BEATS... AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Make your rugs safé playgrounds for the kiddies. 1 The Hoover beats out every vestige of unwholesome filth no matter how deeply imbedded. The Hoover sweeps up all lint, threads and hairs. It swallows the pins, buttons, strings, scraps, etc.—first/ ' Great volumes of air are drawn through the carpet, taking away the beaten out, swept-up dirt and giving the carpet a thorough “‘airing.’” Only The Hoover, however, does all the foregoing. May we explain why only The Hoover beats and thoroughly sweepsbesidessuction cleans—in one operation? } Liberal terms make ownership easy | i A FEW MORE HOOVERS AT THE OLD PRICE Factory representative here to demonstrate the Hoover in Your Home Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69. FAGPER CHARTER smsnuNTON a SOIL AFTER SERUICE INTERESTS INDIGATED wvvucrrocevnoaTa NAMEDINHONOR CASE O15 “AGAINST GARR ON ROBBERY CHARGE Tho Bound Over to District Court Prosecuting Witness Files Motion to Dismiss WISSEN . !were mentioned as proof of the hoy’s) offi Consolidation of all the Mike Hen- ry oil interests under one name and Pa hd one management is indicated by ar- son of Judge W. E. a ticles of incorporati lay. as returned from more than service with Amer secretary of state t ; : | concern will be known a Local Chapter of American Legion Consolidated, Inc., and 2 capitalization of $15,000,000, with) 3,000,000 shares at Mike Henry, well known stockman Mike Henry it will have/ and oil operator of Douglas, Wyo.,| per charter for member- J. R. Hylton of the same city is sec- The complaint against Frank Garr! n Legion which retary. It is stipulated in the papers; who had been bound over to the Sep pital stock for commenc-| tember term of the district court, Il be $1,000, and that! has been dismissed by the county at- Mr. Garr was accused and Chi-| bound over on the charge of robbing | in cago and L. B, Phillips of Dover, Del.{the Brunswick pool hall about June He was arrested June 21 The prosecuting attorney, today for the|'Morris, said that there was no evi- while Emery Oil company, which will have | dence towards his convic! and a cap-| ing to the motion for dis The directors; by the same witness states that Garr work- ra,'ed in his place of business and had > of Curtis! been named as this stock shall be owned | muel! torney. n honor ©. Wood and Arthur M. Brody charter mem- The main office is at Dover. ion papers were also filed | t the state house n. Cas- its main office at Doug lization ef $300,000. state secre- ate 1. O. Emery, H gion here; Madse. and ‘Nhomas ‘gn to get/all of Douglas; Rush R id U. S. Waugh, of Rawlins. and that he in his place of busine: cated condition. Rare ae FOR BIG DAMAGES| i", °f the motion made. Ten to 14 letters from friends and relatives of young Garr in Montana | ed to character and ii reliability in all past dealings. These in an intoxi- trona county. 7a “Chairman Plummer said today that CAPITOL PETE SUES Casper and 0 The Capitol Petroleum company of filed suits a, , Morton H. Margoy! I. Halderman, directors of the Tam-) sompany for damages aggre-| 4% 0,000, charging misrepre- 1 in which the Cap-| xchanged ‘shares of its stock for an equal num- ber of shares in the companies they jcontrolled. The complaint sets forth that the directors of these two com- panies represented they had a half 600 acres in the Tampico co surrounded by big 10 020 0% 6% aM ae o% 0, Me Me oe oh Lo cteste to tecte tote ee oesoate ete ateatecsoatecteateatectoateageategoateeteatestecteatecteateegoate teatnate eeateeteateeatoete tie ea Announcenient oefe-efo-age-ofecte + ‘? Coe ates rer ree iM We have purchased the business of the Center Street Filling Station and Auto Accessories, and will close out the following tires at An Unheard of Discount Reg. Price Sale Price A Reg. 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