Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 2

avid J N Pruad 10N RATES arrier Applicant for Memberahi rean of Circul Member of the eA t r y 9 cousins Their — ee s eonecde that the ex- great American. for slip-on DON. (Correspondence of the toys from porcelain ware I of New York. ‘The whose elbow sleeves i Press.)\—The United amous Thuringen district 1 4 x 1 of the knitted § consulate here has been veri- ed States is something of are in capital let- is its knit and purl table wer of Babel this month. many years to come. How- ripply pey nround Cosmopo: London has been pour-| journals contend that. de- me the sun t see hir dishon ed SOVERE NTY OF A ONCE GLORIOUS NATION; or a land with INTRIGUE, or n ALI be, AUTOCRACY TIVE hold gorgeo us ¢ public, now honored 1 thruout the carth su ub terrogator WHAT IS OU NATIONALISM WORT#?2,; ° se ¢ wore £ ” q iy WE WILL SETTLE THE AFFAIRS OF THE WOR AMERI¢ r \ Ht TORCHBEARER OF FREEDOM, THE WORLD'S INSPIRATION NOT ITS DICTATOR Qe PERSHING HAS NEVER FAILED heen place perm out honorir tion of pre 1] Pershing that ity « Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL Let us explain the of bk. 1. Willams A stock that is paying a 16 per merits to you cent dividend Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 H AT TE OT TY NTE TE [sweA TER IS MAIN COSTUME OF CALIFORNIA, MUST HAVE CHANGE FOR EVERY DAY IN WEEK, CLAIM sONNCTS iE t yourself three or four more They resemble more a jumper belted (Special to the Tribune) here on the Coast in, with their blanket stitch borde WHEATLAND, Wyo., Sept. 5 obvious boa belts. Even the loose three quarter | Bloodhounds owned by Bud Waitman Each damsel owns fully a score. (regulation artistic cut smocks, lo’ were used in tracking W. H. Rey- sleeved and evolved of voile or thin-|nolds and M. M. Simmons, escaped ANYWHERE IN SOUTHERN ner cotton crepe ,are smockless ag|convicts from the Leavenworth pen- CALIFORNIA, Sep The native to stitching, but they are fescinating-|itentiary who are in jajl here, after of the Southern California ly stitched in woe! and appliqued in|they had robbed several business es. originee consists mostly of lovely garlands of differently tinted, tablishments in CKugwater. The er e for e y * *the out crepe flowers mo ¢ hounds trailed the fugitives to the week. The mere de of a sport ries, roses or even first fruits like point near Swan siding where they skirt or a pair of riditig breeches to yles or the festive cherry and the caught a northbound freight train. A it make up the appro- purple grape. ssage to watch the train was sent emble. This Hat bands stitched i appliqued to Wheatland and the outlaws were attire is te match up these sm are made found aboard it when it stopped in tion of a floppy sunhats of e bright the yards here. Simmonds and Rey- ter for one or two uw and complete thet few nolds also are wanted at Cheyenne t of the wec seven. well resi Certainly when East for the theft of an automobile there, we think we know a ¥ st must be smocked and/but it is improbable that they will a i to repletion or be a be prosecuted en either the Laramie » indeed. For to be out county or Platte county charges in- California is to asmuch as the federal povernment out of luck, as wants them. ure TEUTONS ADMIT “° MANY SEEK PASSPORTS, TEUTONS apm TO UNITED STATES BUT THN oF ee EGET THEN, EIT reshed J so designful sweaters 20 German of two rra) restrictions and precaution- the allfed authori- , will continue to control ionals into England ary by sures in ped neck » hope that ¢ from the lowed to 0 the Unit ‘ rket in po the sweater case of many knocking we from these fussy little slip entering, however. — ESTATE. TRANSFERS _ op tial sweater c s allowed to sper. y°Co., toa Hazel E. jot h i ia eee cba he Stalford, on part of lot 168 and all a ys & of , loc North ¢. ny up swe one of navy Hee bbe ge iH North Casper ad sha paliiicens ‘ Henry Deimer et ux to C. H. Me way down both sides d see a country | Gowen on le iidck AdaRutles ad: ffy white angora is about recently | i450 ¢ ey ene oes : oe he can the Htalian | Mis, EM. Lewis Thompson et vir ; Ger eee L. Peterson on Jot 1, block Ral theas Butler's west addition. Con minority however England hi i M. P Lewis et ux to Maude eeded in the ee eee nas & Bros, to Agnes Sa- 1 block 91, Casper. Con. to Marion *k 192, Ca hundred ir QU SSX a Lena Abe . to R. Vandruska 5-B4A-84. Con. $1 ist y of 1 just evid acking ' Yandruska, made no attempt to con- AB-R4, and 4- .w hile a royal sianding in line e of vivid flame ES yellow is blanket ator Johnson, of California, making a speaking tour in gue of Natio’ this afternoon and RENTER OUSTED, ~ ahP y Minneapolis id St. Paul C LOTHES PU TIN rather: diauehil: dmaposinge ceremonies are to ac- - ay Se oy ¢ = company the unveiling of a monu- STREE Te itRGE * en I cannot grant you a vise.” Ment in the city of Q young « ner was then de- | 10ner of Sir Geo \ xd be a ented herself the pa frent Ww ith threats but it was of no for rer of the avail. case of disturb- = The next ay t was an Ameri- —_———— i es officer wished to get 9 @ © @ UR CLASS fo sho-ate- cho ste sto ste-eteate K ith him whom he SP sPeyeege tyo-ste-sho-afe-afo-sle-se-e se shealecte slo-ale slo ateate- tle die te oe i tended t y when they % : he United Her type & 1 : examiner | ¢ would he | 3 ’ of was held up oe $ swore of € out a co een a a a ANTAL ciabpek| & DANCES, +, o-efe-ate-afoe' HOURS Ma eat o-4 ‘° 2 +S CONCERTS. E*or Sale 1919 Model LDSMOBILE Driven less than 1,000 miles, just enough to be well broken in. Has extra tire, chains, odo- meter: fires all good as new. Cost $2150.00 Without the Extras. $1850.00 Takes It. Call BRANCH REALTY CO. ver Iris Theater Call | EDS and Lusk over All local oil Aule f 411 ‘Ol Es Phone 1133. Grand Central Block. Al! populnr prices. Phone 332-W Dutton, Staley & Company “Casper’s Pioneer Brokers” Daily accurate quotations from New York, Denver priveve telegraph wires. stocks bought, sold and quoted. Instant service. List your stocks with us, we will gel you the highest seninis price. Ly waphangs mae BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN 20c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH Quick service, ANI LEME MEE ES EF TS WAR MOTHERS CAUGHT AYD0GS 10 MEET SOON chairr of the election board. Ch men of other committees include: | d ; ‘ 2 Massage, Hair Dyeing, Hair Dressing, Marcel Waving, Sham- Mrs. Siver Sevurngard, of North Da- | ya ube ag AE Muscle Strapping and Toning. A com. kota, constitution; Mrs. John ©. Mc = ~~ plete line in Marinello Toilet preparations and Hair Goods. Nutt, of India publicity and M Alice Gross, finance. The National Board of Direc nre Mrs. Doreas A, Hutchcraft, Pa ic, Ky.; Mrs. Emma V. W. Pocat Mrs. Oliver Ha . Idaho Indian Mrs. Edith C. Mettlin Omaha, 3. Mrs. Jean ‘Milliesc | Altoona, : Mrs. John Champion, Rochester, Minn.; Mrs. Crace Fable, Topeka, Kan Mrs. H. R. Gould. Ne Orleans, La . Marion Rees Devils Lake ECZEMA BN FACE FOR FOUR YEARS Itched and Burned Con- stantly. Cuticura Heals, “Pegoma broke out on my face which was covered with dry blisters. Ph hed and burned constantly, and then my face would become swollen and inflamed. At times I could not sleep for the burning and itching. ‘For four yeers I wee troubled mostly in the summer. At Inst a friend told me about Cuticura which T bought. After I had used two cakes of Svap and one box of Ointment I was healed.”” (Signed) Miss Delilah R. Bullock, 8. Bellingham, Wo Keep Your Skin Clear : Scalp Clean, Hands Soft Cuticura Soap to cleanse. pur and beautify, Cuticura Ointinent to soften, soothe and heal, have been Most successful in preserving clear skins, clean scalps, and good hair, as wellas in preventing little skin troub- les becoming great ofies. Use no other Tor toilet Poirovey than Cuticura, OF Be Tragrance 9° rer ample are, by Now Booking FOR SEASON— DINNER DANCES, MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS. 155. flit PD ind tac eaeeieeeete’ Market Letter tor: Strandrod, | iT TCCRRN Elizabeth Carr, | SHS he enbedtneee nc. AY, SEPT. 20, 1919 $400 IS PRICE OF TAKING OFF COAT IN AUTO (Special to The Tribune.) NOTICE TO CREDITORS ge jeszat OF ALFRED ¢LOWRY, Deceated. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary were on the 19th day of {September 1919 granted to the un- dersigned in the above estate, and all i ersons haying claims against the CHEYENNE, Ww 5 Fe By MARGARET ROE: stitehed in black with a rose of two Escaped Fessctuns from Leaven- Organization to Be Strength- |!) estate are hereby required to Friday evening oan 8 vat? a ritten for the United Pres aged Le ‘ ; ite: RR orth-Run Down by Blood- ened at Gathering in Cap- exhibit’ them. avitt ie ecemerr James Ba: While motoring fro, ; s " leeyeless slip-on > Las i vouchers for allowance; to the under- usse| 4 ig wye but one sweater garmnets are doubled smocks is an hounds at Wheatland ital t of Month tad eaaeaiek care of-Nichols. & fork Bi Be A seek off i'd real better enigma, for nary a smock show they. sae mn F400 Stirrett, 311 Oil Ex Bidg., within’ and the coat. The gatment {oll INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 20.—/ six months after the aace of said let-| noticed from the automobil War mothers all over the United ters, or they may be precluded from 4 pocket was $400 in bill - an States are ‘completing plans to belany benefit from such estate. and if! Barta, after ine de ee W j) offered for the strengthening and |suen claim be Hol exhibited Within’ ened back oe ether tet perfecting of the National America| one year from the date of said let- trace of the waraeat was fou War Mothers organization whan itly they will be forever barred as found ec n Washington, D. C., on Sept. | at eptember 19th, 1919 I is . 30 and October 1 and 2 HUGH L. PATT iagie hae fies Banawicn ielan National headquarters for the Na-) Executor Estate of Alfred Ciowry. tattooed an'thelt tonaues, S nani tional American War Mothers—the| ~ peceased.. g only organization of its hind that is| pub, Sept. 20, 27, Oct. 4 mK made up jeolbly of mothers who of-|(N & S) HICH fered the ne for army, navy and -_ marine ser in Indiar Joh Le oe: wife of Mayor Any assistance the mothers can! | by D Ke Lathrop] give to curb the wave of unrest that, [WO weeks ago by Dr ET LOE has swept over the country Will be at the State hospital is He oyna ing > shibwveainemnree: a Ki wives. it is said, and this subject will] 8d returned to her home today. pe aie be thoroly discussed. One of the features of the con- Vention will be the meeting for ALTA mothers whose son. lost their live: mittee meétings also are on program Mrs. J. A. Mitchel, of Kentucky, fs! 248 East Second Phone 803 air | Expert treatment given in Blecrolysis, Facial and Scalp BETHA H. 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