Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1919, Page 2

_———————_—_—$$$ $$$ Se ae eda 26S SCRE SS RET ITS ‘ing with Germany Dew, es 9 matter. of faen?” To which Mp. Wilkon t plied, “Not so fat ag 1 know, ve VICTIM OF RAIL o = } ue prices and ACCIDENT LAID. (cary venom" ¥ Of comtse, this wha before the Pratt ky * As yet.ng “relatives have been tp . dent started on-his famigus ‘awins.% if AT REST. TODAY: dean § amas Fide po aaa gn alana bos ceometres around the ‘circle,’ during whieh he} is NY Hi AASE | WS ae i MENSGR FA AST RPESD BRIERB bas repeated many times that’ the = sew. ae ied The-fuherdl 1 of itn, Murphy, alias Ly Chine every Ruslan men ha. WANT RT Peretteny e Ponitor ee umption of trade with enemy <9un- WUGHTS IN PROSPECT Depy Peed ere “red banded” tant George Taylor, the 17-year-old-youth err] iis family pied acai and i 1. IAS . B 2 ‘tries depends on the ratification of icagat Fee blag Rae tires from a who was, killed, by, ap engine. lasts qe is-kn Wr the lute nee B. GRISFITIT 2 the péact league and Covenant gue : oven T | mobor ear re. An, alarm ey in.a down Thursday, wah held from the Shaffer On July 14 the State Depart- HOLE Ws STNNS PU jtown distict. County officials believe tered at Craper Averiistag Ie ay ‘ ; they have the niah responsible for Charter No. 6850 res No. 5 sede Net te + ment issued « bulletin of which the * Landei Host to ‘to Hundreds of Visit- other recent thefts of tires from mo- : STA TEMENT OF CONDITION y e is an t: “The Wa tor cars left standing fn the streets. following is an excerp) ors at Opening ‘of An- LANDER, Wyon Sept. 16.—It ib] aRilgore has bean wetehing this man Trade Board stion of the Depart- 1 Fe Ss nual Fete one thing to be bucked from 2 horse | for some time and last night he ° . s tment of State announces that & Ben" : and another to alight in a safe place)! caught him ‘while be was removing Of the Casper National Bank, at Casper, in eral enemy trade license has been is- LANDER, W Sept. it Sol--as Jack Hendrickson of the Carr!q tire. He had one tire taken off of the diers’ day at the Fremont’ Couaty mody ranch learned when his gitth| the car and jn a sack ready to cary the State of Wyoming, at the Close of z fail which opened here Monday, broke and he found himself standing | and was working on the other rear J “ United States ‘on and after July 14,! colipsed the attendance yesterday and jpn his head in. a-prospect hole 20) tire when arrested. The scheme wis Business on September 12, 1919. 1919, trade and communicate with gave prospects early this afternoon feet, deep in Red Ganon, his saddle on! simple, all that was necessary being ’ af being the greatest of the three* top of him.’ Unable:to extricate him-)to jack up the rear wheels, let the sued authorizing al! persons in persons residing in Germany” Bes day fete which has attracted hun- self from his cramped position other air out of the tires, and remove them. RESOURCES ‘ ceptions were made of dyestuffs,’ greds of visitors from all directions. than to regain his. feet, he soon be- — — - Loans end discounts, including rediseounts —- .$1,392,268.11 nd chemicals. Under that au-| Hon. E. H. Fourt delivered the ad- ne hoarse frony shouting and threw, LABOR NEWS otal lontat.t1 ” : me $1,392,208. lready have! “ress to the men in’ khaki and blue up pieces of his blanket and saddle) Regular meeting of Label L -Overdéafts; unsecured —==-- Be 917260 several. corpocs AlREeey. Ie twhile the entire city was out to honor ytraps to attract attention. M. B.; Wednesday, 17th, Trades A U. S. Government securities swhed} to L from the United’ the fighters of the preat war. Sullivan, who trayeled by the hole,! thall. Important business nec tes Deposited to, secure circulation (U. S. bonds par gg < Applicant for Membcrsbip to Andht Be- and New York papers have! The racing and baséball program noticed the wads being shot from the the attendance of all delega value) —- 2 50,000.00 gree of Cipeieten. : FA |of the opening duy was upto expecta- hole and: threw ‘him the rope thet BESSIE McKINNEY, “Pledged to. secure A i 100,008.00 Mameer of the Annoct = itained advertisements of SHIPS) 1. snd while the crowd was not as probably saved hia i life. Secretary. Ow ne i pie auplerieys oe Schecg *Fheite Slams 261, y * y ry us sively about to sail for German ports. liaise as will be entertained today 9-16-2t ar eens al e P rats 1 ¢ ; utiou © = saps oer t ft) «| actually owned) -¢-s—2>s om Siiowents Panardptta In view of those facts what be ae See ain th SES BES fait HOT SPRINGS ne IVIDED A Tribune Wantad will sell it. Total ie 2 in ed securities ae 412,320.00 ws ya publiaked’ Rerein s 0 sident’s 1 LU Raimi eaten coc fans 3h Securities, other than onds (not including also the news pubtiehed re come f the President's contention gia. results ofa Mecka\, onned aad unpaged 63,508.71 that our resumption of business re- juign to secure } Total bonds, securities, ete., other than P am ieee toed CHOOL dal No. .ffipe 735: lations with Germany avwaits action hibits, the agricultural and hortict u he S ture! displays are than previa PUT 'EM OUT ON THE LAWN by the Senate on the peace treaty? Geata vanderetle “Value of banking house, incumbered -.-~.---- E — 2. ee all lines, includ: F % a fist J 3 urni ure an ixtures - at STATES WOULD PAY xhibits of li i arniti i x ber and’ quality. sroposition. of creating Real estate owned other than. banking house - nt : ressed by the army of cl ane a chool district in. Hot Springs coun- lawful Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank.. 184,609.45 aie ths In 1915 Australia had miles ’ rah POE ha tale ak 6 ; ‘Cosh in vault and net amounts’ due from ests the capital, appar- In Avstralla hé BANKERS rVENTON y and a. seventy ously op- national banks aca ~-. 1,228,240.55 > to do but’ line up, of railroad, of which 20,062 was Gov- nosed to it is the final result of a Net amopnts due from- banks, -bankers and ndow on pay day. etnment-owned. The Annual loss in pecin} election which failed to bring trust companies _....----------+---- 8,497.59 : t i these states lines is about NE, gut a representatve, vate but which | Checks on other banks in the sane city or town p, protested on the taxation on, these stat ik. forecasts realigation ‘of the pr as reporting bank -----2----++----- 33,294.52 t the retention $10,000,000, A relative loss of taxa in the near future. . The asses ‘Checks on as located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash f ” - tion s Inited S s valuation of the, she districts vot workeré who have been standing idly our 265,000 miles of railroad would “600,000. while. the district} ‘Redemption fun nbout since the sien of the armis- be about $130,000,000, which would Ene it has ‘a valuation of only, from US 2,500.00 1,464,305.71 tice, but without effe have to come out of our pockets in‘. CHEYENN E, Wyo. yo., Sept: 16: $150,000, In other -districts where | Total $8,857,628.65 : bee ; tide errr kers from all sections bf Wyoni-, no- election was. held- means, will: be| | ah It pained for S ar Smoot to some other’ fashion, to £8) MAE ie are uftending the annuai,conven- found, to. bring the question before : putting the nosh on Dems of additional expense to us ariFiN& ¢i9) of the Wyoming State Banker the patrons for their approval or re- \ nitglistosieroiltin: : AN : $ Sa:0h0.ui cratic extr rance and inefficiency out of Government operation. The xssociation, which epened here this jection. wa | | Surplus f fund 110/000.90 nd he has served n on those in State of New Jersey, for example, ineeninc eed see oe ote are Ch sii have.“five buttons on | ; Un escreiae tet aon ae S301 lefinite and would have to-recast its entire ‘sys- ands this jrocutnelty Brasdeap ACD their: sto retiind them of the ‘Circulating notes outstanding 50,800. o dismiss un- tem of taxation if the Government tonnson of Chavenne. iMe EW principal morat virtues recommend- | Certified checks outstanding —- 29,863.00 seats hi rity of St Téomed the vinitit i Confucius—Humanity, justice, | Cashfer’s checks on own bank’ outstanding 54,457.46 would owned the roads, while the City © ; Thencitie Rhone Arie ler and rectitude. | Individual deposits. subse et .to check —.-. 2,321,198.88 ; aaa ; ‘ ° 4 so P . 2 9 take.the reins i Baltimore, which has provided for the W. Petty, § of muvintre FOOD CUTTERS Certificates’ of deposit: due in less than 30 d 48,982.90 sre Georg: out and upkeep of its entire state W. E. Chaplin, ©. M. Loring iid: most m stem-of parks and squares out of, L. es nae bs ay, ages. ower in the. wont ae i ge nih ; raat . .. Hea; ohn L, Kep- of five roundie tajs, cath a. foot in the form of an advertise: Tailroad taxation, would be obliged one Fédda and J. IL. Walton oe. Ona ated lon tethers had nation-wide pub- ¢ither to let the system go to weeds,’ Governor ‘Carey’ will be among the numerous ifreeutar ‘yellowish- ey man: speaety tomorrow. 113,728.79 378,711.42 50,000.00 "Gertifieates. of deposit _ EASY TO CLEAN Cther time deposits —- : ji < 5 | War loan deposit accoun ! Letters of, Credit and ‘Travelers’ ( cash and outstanding 3,700.00 : eo | Customers Beene Liberty, Bonds. 5 117,595.00 Holmes Hardware} What might be i the last straw came to the attention of the , vent, which has he ammount nina of Se Oe otae ooomees AR BODE Ge tegen ol Me step navies ft ent yA es Sonos see ro ie AiGe a ye ee yell of iets CASEI it se Me ° eC OTS fez : = Company | [STATE OE EWS Seah tit bank, do selem; swear Publie Bu i Cymiason ae ate. he eee » iyomon axe to be cour : Pah a Beer om = igheyte Hops alles eo Be eae get oe ; SEAVE Bie va such would hive Ube eombahea ~etshers ame ION? or ene TPROOF” | cn ee AeA CUN NER AR ROMne ethic enuners a bEHE ucing the high tye Ae Cacnetee te hweantike PATRICK SULLIVAN, . ©. NICOLAYSEN, cost of living. the Wilson adminis- clothing Ao Parish cairl-make EE our wardrobe, trunks— pitka. or “tenl carpets and other handsome and Sy pal isehold. requisites before she . is clothes containers tha’ Teves ‘Rae 6 a ed without need ‘be packed or unpacked. A Directors. Subse! ribed and sworn. to before me this 15th day of Sentember, 1919 (SEAL) ETHEL A. CARPENTER, “ at 4 ‘ Notary Public. to circunvent 1 the treast approached son Ehieiealieet HTN When (tation asks for immensely increased appropriations. Looks like putting 4, out fire with oil. IU ATMEL aig we Ce BOok is es ng the task it is expected vital necéssity fora trip to the sea- re to provide space fot 3000 ad- Pe ithdt she will, by her own labor, re- shore’or mountains, Mendel Dust- sa paratt : ? ditional clerks and stenographers. in nd. fh hich her parents proof Wardrobe Trunks are) _ the brea.” QUORUM LACKING, COUNCIL fave shan her as & dowry andsome known everywhere a: “ABSOLUTE PROTECTION” ; : the best. fi ke While the Commission can scarce- hureaucra and prevent them from e clerks they think the “s found was not held last night on thems with “a roof, ccount of the vbsence of four coun- BELL-KEMP CO. “The Insurance Men” Have Sloan's Liniment ready for YOUR’ EYES: NEED. CARE forcing them to function ci] mentbers. -M. L, Bishop is serv- those sudden rheumatic The EYEis a very delicate or- House law Lester G. ing on a jury at Cheyenne, his twinges gan which needs: care and. at- e-) serch ak & G- Friends said last right. W. F. Dunn tention if the sight is to be re- 111 East Second Phone 370 r, Kemmerer Republican vas at Douglas while T. A. Dean was also out of the city. W. W. Keefe nd William Kocher were the only two members present tained. Many cases. of. par- tial and total blindness might - heve been prevented by timely aid. The EYES need care, and BLIND TO AMERICA A 7 = = Maurice Groshon, a member of the if more attention were The depth of the President!s misin-| 240 uilities ¢ tet os Ai ae ] stute utilities commission, was in the ont sufiey them, defective ey: 4 formation on vital subj ing on the r so maine become a less serious matter. Were fF; tron y water it selnont --re your own sake do- not be _ —s - —- yi ae Sibi e Nag ae s has been urged in the vss; do not take chances SeaaIne Paavo city council before this soreness, spr uises th your sight. Pay us i respect to the i rs of Europe, month Mr. Groshon advi that the re men it han sit and be carefully. tested, so that you may know. if Will open far business soon, with the most Up-to-Date hows completé ignorance of apply to the state oon EEE Sh a as peo an increase in rates but We carry a lunge variety of Hand | Glasses would improve your ; ; lene f ) He See te mere a 1 a tak Ee : and Suit Cases. — Moderately ght. Prevention is beteend i eae Shes Reretr ie ee eon 2 uals v merica could b ction taken priced, safer than cure. OF ning se MIKO! TACCESSOTIES: Dirikeun iracantawhltesHoukescon 1 WE TEST YOUR | Reasonable. P imiment EYES BY |) 1 qutred of 4 Notway ppley va Beep a7 hens M. D. Barnett Outfitting Co. THE BEST METHOD elon thi < for « fare and n th ve f are 121 East Seéond Street. “we ng aemg, UaTG oF he an “Sen ve | pupnereavnes || Yellowstone Repair Shop MOST. HOUSEWIVES KNOW ita Gpaned Firte Heciaciuocs IW Pron, GAC WOLE. Phone 343-J Res.; 278 Office. that No-Vary Delicious Coffee gives better cup satis- In Denver | POSE LTS CoS SeSEt OLE EHH FEDER ERM TT ae i ‘Natrona. Lumber Co. ALBAN Y a >, faction for the money. This fact has been proven to ato them by the honest blending of some of the best beans O oe: - ro! {ALCAN CALA Lumber i ancy. Beak grown to make up a perfect drink, and it has: been = HOTEL ' Builder's Hintdwaere 1 , Fire Place Dampers + tested out on-their own tables. Paints and Varnishes Coal Chutes: + % 2. — Glass ee Bungalow Doors Money to Laan on Real Estate Phone 528 353 N : Beech: St. ° 5 Ro toate at TRY IT YOURSELF. NO-VARY PRODUCTS 00. “8 ag { MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, zs E ACR BR ist Pd Hebe ahead Coste ste ateateste ke te ote NaS ; FIG I oi le ile ae lic ie) i so ate stesheateatpate