Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 6

Pp "AGE SIX, SIX Che Casper Dailv E€ribune DRUG. CRAVING LEDTO THE i ADDICT Two Plead Guilty to Which They Say Wa rowth of Inability to ~JAPS HOLD ON OIL IN MEXICO \ rr i CAN Reports of Recent Acquisitions 7 fae em SLA Emphatically Denied ; raiti by Authorities f the Br Charge Out- MEXICO CITY ypartinent of i Secure Morphine he result of ¥ the United States th “ERITISH SURES WiLL IMPROVE PUBLIC HOUSE NO SERVIGE FEE UNDERDOG OF cos LEGO THAN SOD: Bankers Me ae sensi of New Charge Where Average Daily Balance Falls below $50 Mark Hall Oo Was x (Special to The Tribune.) , Sept 1k, ll depos in Wyoming banks ! not be required to pay a serv- fee of 50 cents per month if their! ance falls below 350, the Wyoming n when by a” a el persons withi lays after r ee demise. The association just before ad A resolu sts a at | ag ning elected the following of- Inf amendmen - ae powen fic rs for the ensuing y Arthur J = Bee oe ait he ee, Thermo} nt; John vate . pended at 3 y, ‘Rock St ice presi-| was the « a0 kent lave Jarry B. Hene Cheyenne. orn aU uEaE ides secretary ephen H. Sibley, Burns, 4 xt te desived : esas urer; Q. K. Deaver, of Casper, ti ota peel} ; . Ponda of Guernsey and PF. W. D1 ES mre 2 ‘ aie: Jr, of Douglas, were elect es ed members of the executive com- es mittee, The association adopted resolutions a indorsing the return of the railroads ownership, approving hanges in the state inheritance laws to make them more clearly conform| jto the federal laws and requesting that u state law be enacted permit ~- See payment of checks of deceased ee ‘Now Is a Good Time To Drive Out Catarrh are sy. THURSDAY, SEPT. 15. “Who is W Will Save You M on Trunks, Hand Bay Guns and Ammunition SPECIAL We Will Save You | | 25 Per Cen! on Pants, Shoes and Clothing Blue Serg®é Suits at $27.5 You have been payin $35.00 for thein 19 Casper Loan Office s to th 3 f . ‘on ahich PRE Trouble Is in the Blood.| it is now an established fac Men’s Heavy Elk Hid: etlia vex: mer catarrh, with its nause-|that catarr! ; collection on harge, stuffed up gland | that loti |} Work Shoes at $3.50 1 the author of the ai breathing, and summer | relief |} Don’t forget the Numb d @iough the worst a ta vote for it. The the resolution means that uall depositors in the banks of even tho his daily balance » small as to be hardly worth while to the bank and his account very active, will be accorded the same es prove: t et to come check the grov rg te att | Casper Loan Office Licensed and Bonded 133 S. Center the state, large de found. needs satarrh with S. S. weather, Mexican loi and will atten ann i twat Heoduet but it ha intention | oe service as the depositor careying) an wae} of by ng leases, ¢ lop or und SEE Siowaate on the Attn eco Nas na Bo Goate ole eho ehe che she Lo ole oho ste ao ole fe ee afe ofoefesfoofs All alo a nes E HOUSE FOUR MILLION : | MATINEE war fl 1d = ae ORS ' | 2:30 PICTURES | BRITISHERS IN % Benevolent & Peat | er ; : | VENTILAT- WAR, IS CLAIM & | rormgur Seer. —— % Yr er ot S | FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 Sa AWE STATE ‘ ep ay aht Was On n the War, according to figures made pub lic by the War Cabinet. Of these England recruited 4,006,158. ¢ « of White enlistments the r- Kingdom and the ceo otal white pire up to 7,1 cnlistment, of inelading 6 There will be a day evening, September 19th at 8 o'clock at Odd regular session of this Lodge on Fri- RD ‘- rear of a bu rin the business dis Two Doors Swing Opén and the Fi CHARLES RAY “THE SHERIFF’S SON” On one side, a whole gang of cattle thieves who live by their guns and love nothing better than » bloody battle. “afraid cf his oe %, ‘ >> in + 2, "e ‘oe o Fellows’ Hail. S, oe Business, initiation and entertainment. Your at- HELPS HEASELF TO SILK DRESSES WHILE DOINs HOUSE WORK IW CASPER tcndance is earnestly requested. By order-of the E. R. ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. Who” in Casper? 9-15 On the other side, a city youth, who's shadow’’——and a girl. Who wins? TOMORROW and SATURDAY WHY IS WILLIAM FARNUM The Sooseoseeeesensesaees pet Hee Peed e2 '- 2 ? +. o, eo So ofress s R Ks Ce ad 3, 2 o ag oe yy be s oe SY ee & “1 ee SPE eP Ce, os ae SY 885 yes SoC & 9 & >: x 1 departure the highest-salaried actor in the world? answer is his performance in ‘Wolves of the Night’ A William Fox Production yester . Tubbs of 50 ior juabl } ARRE STS - CHECK OUT IN POLIC ‘al /OURT waves. TWO - An intensely dramatic photoplay of love, envy, conspiracy and revenge, based on mining rivalry and Wail Street trickery. Directed by J Gordon Edwards oH rm NE i Fa # Customers! please ask for your duplicate sales slips. j= NOTICE! credit on returned goods without the duplicate slip. We will give no AT THE IRIS TOM SRROW AND SATURDAY ‘“‘“Ffrfrescotex”’ NEW STOCK IS QUOTED HERE % Soatectestedtestoste fo foate ste doate Hetero tio ee eet ho oho 0 ino sho afe ofo ee efoetec! dole ste stood dedp dete ded | 5 “Your Feet Will Bring You Back.” = Fall Footwear fo note ete + oe Lilith wilds Mil - i R RO ‘ > Po oh o 0 a o s oe e R Se 4 in the AN SANT HAS CONTRACT TO HAUL PIPE FOR LINE 1 Hidden being the line on, according to Peat of Denver, pas plent % as toate 0 ee ee ee - Te Hat that gives a satisfactory feeling of comfort. a The superiority of this Hatis in its soft, mellow texture. a % e ates 4 Pipe for Lome to ‘- The high-grade material and workmanship admit of a lightness o! weight that is also an attractive feature. Priced at $7.50 G % o o-¢, will be under ces from A. W superis In most attractive sivles anc colors cen be had at the Bootery. R2 saestete dollar or more on each Pair of Shoes. K D to $10 ; eet The sootery Webel Commercial Co. ill secur Fourth Floor, 0. §. Blég. E. L. LIVINGSTON, Mgr. ;| jem, and feir_ Peleee at masa Take the Elevator and Save a Dollar cy Mere WATCH OUR WINDOWS THE BIG BUSY STORE PHONES: 13 AND }4 ane i CCGG YYDUEESEY PUREOEYYOS nn