Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN 3. All persons’ engaged’ in’ untatvi: combinations, assemblages OF CoMSPi- Eo ha racies, tending to obstruct) or hinde Se 2 ul the execution of the Inws: ‘i tt All persons nnriceing ts of ¥ r lence or inciting rego epmimit suen acts: Like € All. persons -interfering in. any w you slee with the execution of the ressed and normale cx while *! scan TER S S PIL ts law =: And ¢ of the ons interferlius with t i Experts Well Qualified ' 4, lmmunitic Protection of Individuals and Main- » Deal with Industrial Prob: niéo yuarintecd oo tha Consett { tion o- individuals ” Yeon Over Which Cor. i temance of baw and Ordar Is ganizations, or . corporations, — will onl ference Failed. summarily dealt with - Ruling Issued Gen- | 7 i Phe el a WASHINGTON, ‘Nov. 6.—Represen- | > ane by Brigadier General, ©. 5. A wit e ‘ative J. Me C. Smith of Michigan, eral Pore i pile chairman of the house committee on labor, hag announéed that if the Ad- ministration, during the next few weeks, proves itself unable to solve the growing. Industrial difficulties of the country; Dis committee will be called into session to give thorough consid- eration to the cquestions involved, in the expectation of proposing legislation nme sas AN AO a eo proclamation thru whieh Pr ral Benjamin A Fort D. A. Russell put all Wyoming Loore, cormar for a wh Ches. under military command and millitrury contro! last Saturday. and publication of which will bring about the desired ad: iwhich was temporarily withheld, fol-) justment of capital and labor. 1 lows: Pr EIESTERFIELDS Chairman Smith's committee, in its! Fort Russell, Wyo. Nov, 1, 1919 ¢ E } personnel, is peculiarly fitted for ca-) PRAGHAMATION _4 10 limit on your smoke { puble deliberation upon the present in- The power of th : = % . ® United BELGIAN ROYALTY GETS ENTHU SIASTIC GREETING [IN WASHINGTON—Left tori rok 2 ey °} CETING DD ! NGTON— ght, : 1d, invoked by the Queen Elizabeth, King Albert, Vice-President Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, and Robert Lansing, .eerelary of state, photo, oming to assist in ¢ enjoyment. That smooth, , ») rich flavor goes to the spor and keeps on pleas righ dust problems, having among. its | members a number of strong union 1 hor men, manufacturers, professional tex of of Wy jon of men, and others whose qualifications | prayhed at Union dey 3 F pot, Washington, D. C., on the arrival of the royal party. Yice-P law and order in the the under } ey : pai jce-President Marshall officially e j, portait them to volee the sentiment of ‘celved them, Gwing to President Wilson's illness. ** | lgnied assumes military command vt down to the | but! in bis early deve he| = itary "contro! of the of yom last half-inch! carneé his living as a painter and brick- | 6 ’ The : ' ai tattle: econ lg MO 8, Naas SSD GOLIATH? PILOT __WITCHHAZEL AND CAMPHOR 2» various stsumenatition and is an fron-moulder by trade RELIEVE EYE STRAIN > a tick Zihiman, of Maryland, is giasa:| 3. ‘Troops will be us hy-| purpose than to maints nd to safeguard individy ons Will be protec , peaceful. pursuits. sent miscellaneous lines of end strain. One custome trol will be exercised in a ation. A young with the principles of .justic Altogether, the paratbe on labor ie PARIS. (By Avtociated, Brew) hy astonishec one of the most representative Dodies| foutcot who. piareaaiver all meet, duced by a sin . in congress. fath". in-its Paris-DakaYr fig! cam, man reports that Doth he ond his moth a humani and according to the Although no (efinite plan, of gad ER SNG SDS CAME | on we Wi grief the sands of Maucecehiae « reatly hélped by Lavoptik. We laws and usages of poe fon Ca eee erat, | lating his experiences to the members L; battle \to NeIDLANS | 4... THESSO-O} the com r wut, | Of the Aero club at a dinner given in ‘ . h 1 or inflamed eyes.| thorities 1 Chairman Smith's personal views as to Liquor Dealers of Great Britain An- hi honog, said: Ad ed in A TWO.DAY FUR SALE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 976 DISCOUNT Through our association with the GOLDEN RULE STORES’ buying syndicate we are able to bring to Cas- per a $25,000.00 stock of high grade furs of every description, such as coats, muffs, scarfs, etc.’ These furs will be on sale for fa days only, Fri- day and Saturday, at a Special Reduction of 25% umpho: voptik, eye Mr. Gould, of New York, is “| nufacturer, Mr, Bland, of India, | “Common witechhazel, car vial Mir, Herseyycof Maine, aro lawyers. | OF DESERT TRIP « Potistva raised ins Lavontie-e Ouner members of the committee septe: . Produce quick results when used envoy great the restful feel the present situation are Interesiing. He; |.°. f sie Ly today: ticipate Regulations and Prohibi- | “*iné .* pineste Buauicter Ovee pelieve the industrial conference tion with Meas 0 he desert, mikink forced landing on recently -held.in Washington took hota wi Np sure of n Bea poetic atiorts, living on crabs and tr its problem from the wrong end. | Framing. shelifish for six days, drinking water saturated with oil with the temperature hundred and ten in the shade, all that nothing compared) to that sixty —Twelve hours a |miles We negotiated on camel's backs to for drinking will be proposed by ‘reach Port Loui. ish saloonkeepers ina bill they ex- “I would rather fly around the world | pect to ‘introduce into parliament. Be-'in the “Goliath” than ride a camel fore the war the number of week-day “around the Champ de Mars.” hours for’ the sale ves eS was fixed ea at 19% in’ London, in provincial towns and +16 in the asuiitey. ‘ve a great deal of attention to the) tion of collective bargaining and| Fa wdietnded Breas.) r subsidiary phases of the indus-| tyes 11 situation, and never reached the aeaPes Sey Mail question which Is of the greatest im-) )-/i4) portance, both tothe public and to la-| hor, the question of how to prevent! strike If this question _ could be olved—and I hope that my committee will eventually find a way——all other uly NO ee ee eee es The new bill proposes to leave Sun- | am not an advocate of compul-/4@¥ hours substantially as they were sory arbitration. but in arbitration 1s|!" pre-war times, the London number, to be found the remedy for all labor|?, being ‘applied ’to the whole of Eng- | una . Under’ the ‘present system | !and. strike is the. first step, and then arbi-| Framers of the measure say they are tration follows. If this is so, why can |seeking to:conyert the piiblic house we not make it possible to have arbi-| from a place used merely for the’ con- tration first, and then there will be no|sumption of alcoholic drinks into one ; cause for strikes. In the courts, injof varied public refreshment and social es involving great financial consid-|entertainment.. They propose to Tre- CG Se 1s, or policies, the juries almost|model public houses in prder to make ommon- nse for ys settle the disputes upon the|them commodious’ and diry and, tp in: Co 6 + lt 9 principle of arbitration. Until we find) troduce music, dancing .andegames. as cal BiS= to-pruvent kiftkes;: Gi thus pro-|., Témperance tewders strotialy oppose” ~ The | Great Painless © ‘orn Loosener. the country from industrial dis-} he bill. “The Nquor ttade,” comment- ruption, we wil not have made any real/ed George B. Wilson, #éefetary of. the Simple as A. B.C. ‘Never Fails If you have ever trie? to get rid th LONDON. (B Export tr in British lea is iving and manufacttir hope. ful of capturing the ade Am of the International Shoe air, says the British man s are pooling resources, r kets and funds in an effort to iner export trade. : Hrogresa” United Kingdom alliance, *féars tye ad- vanee of public pinion in this country of a corn-by bundling u) | and is alarmed. by what jas taken place With bandages, or by using aalve REICHSTAG BUILDING hy lin America. Itiis proposed to make the at made your toe red and almost jdrink shop so attractive. that it will be- RENOVAT come the social center of the neighbor: | a 4 children, as well as men. It seems im- 7 possible ‘to. believe’ that the. great vol- WORK TOOK NINE N ume of puble opinion. will agree to'a measure which will enormously —in- SALE OF HIGH GRADE SUITS IN CONNECTION ‘WITH OUR FUR SALE 5 crease the power bf drink,” BERLIN, (By. the Associated “Press.)| Under the- war'time~ “regulations, , The Reichstag building has under-| which are still effective, hours for the sone a rigorous renovation and has) sale of drinks in public houses are re- heen pronounced again fit for parlia-| stricted to between 12 o'clock noon and mentary occupation,. The work occu- p. m., and/between’6 and 16 p. m. pied nine months. In ridding the great * q xirdled domed edifice of all.traces of the revolution the largest calihred vacuum U Ss cleaners, the. most powerful of disin- DR NK FALL fectants and the deadliest of vermin ex- terminators were employed. OFF IN GREAT While in addition to the damage it had undergone, the building contained © many unpleasant reminders of th days when civil war was waged in Bei lin the National Assembly had a reas- ble excel for prolonging its 80°) wear of the war there wax a reé rin Weimar. But now: that disin. | I ‘ epencneneey 4 fectants and vermin exterminators have] “Dl¢ falling off In this country: ef con, eta Snilions of follte have had completed their work sugh excuse no] Victions for drunkenness from: pre-w the same blessed experience. Why longer exists. totaly. Official figures, which show «| putter and suffer, limp, and epoil a The shortage of hotel and lodging} decrease of 84.6 percent, follow: 1913 Spod time for yourself and your be f park = rienus, or your peace KY mind while house accommodation, however, is like-| 188.877; 1918: The statistics g tryingsto-attend. to, business? —In order to quickly reduce our stock of suits we offer some radical reductions for two days. These are smart tailored models, also fur trimmed, of silvertone, wool velours, broad- cloth, in the season’s best colors. $55.00, $59.50, $65.00 and $69.50 SUITS AT $39.50 —Here are arrayed some richly fur trimmed suits, also plain tailored, in the season’s most desirable fabrics. $75.00, $77.50, $85.00 and $95.00 SUITS AT raw, or tried to drag your cofn out BRITAIN 1918) with a knife, there will be a aur ’ prise Waiting’ for you when you use : hGeta-It.” Imagine peeling your corn off gloriously, casily and painlessly, Sust- like peeling off a banana ekin. Well, thgt is what happens when you use “Gets-It.” There is nothing LONDON, (By mail.)—In th 0 ly to prove embarrassing to those of) ¢m are “confined to gland and V “Gots-It, atin erie “sense W ‘i i » greater enness, “Get " the only sure, guarantee the returning legislators who have neg-| The greatest falling off of drunkenness, | (Getsatte the Oot ower. costs Dut e lected to secure quarters in advance. |®mounting to 90 ve! * reat mining and pufacturing dis: B. Lawrence & Co., Chicag THREATENING THE PLS a io WARSAW (By Mail.)—Twenty-ning i wave just completed a pil- many months from the heart of Siberia to the newly-redeemed city of Minsk, have brought the news that at least 200,000’ men taken prison- er by the Austrians are waiting in Si- ber for an opportune moment to re- tu to Poland. According to the, newly-returned _ref- ugees who were themselves Austefiti prisoners of war, western Siberia is ‘ull of homeless men claiming Polish nationality. Several among them placed the number as high as 500,000. The problem created in Poland by the urning prisoners and refugees is al- acute, the government being | rd to rely heavily on Red Cross help to feed and clothe them. Should the number of refugees still to return he in keeping with the estimate hrought by the new arrivals, it. will _menn an cnormous additional burden ent, was in the 2 trile at any drug sore. Mita by —The cream of our line of high grade garments are includ- ed here, the very finest and richest materials are to be found in these garments. $110.00, $125.00, $150.00 and $169.00 SUITS AT. $75.00 SPECIAL OFFERING IN WAISTS —As a companion offering to our sale of suits and an added attraction for Friday and Saturday shoppers, we offer some unusual values in Waists, Regular 7. 95 $8.95 to $12.00 Waists reduced to. —Here are beautiful Georgette andi Crepe de Chine Waists in white, flesh, pastels and the newest suit shades; «all sizes from 34 to 46. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $7.95 ENTIRE STOCK OF TRIMMED HATS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 25 Per Cent Off —On sale Friday and Saturday, our entire stock of trimmed hats at 25 per cent discount. We have a fine selection and every woman or miss is certain to find just the right hat. Sale must be final. “Whe Golden Rule a elaenieanicennie nena iene HONAOMI UA MLN; ELKS ATTENTION All members of Casper Lodge, No. 1353 and visiting - ELKS WILL BE SORRY if they miss the Initiation and Social Session Friday Evening, November 7th NOTICE OF SPECIAL. STOCKHOLD-, ay Live » NOV ERS’ MEETING | Notice is hereby given that a special i 8 p. m. meeting of the stockholders of the North Platte Oil and Gas. company, a Wyom- ing Corporation, for the purpose of 1 “ucing the par value of the capital stock of the company from one dollar to ten cents, wil be held on Saturday, th 29th day of November 1919, ut cv office of the company in the Townsend; building, Casper, Wyoming. MAURICE FLAVIN, President. Pub. Nov. 6, 18, 20, 26, 1919. re rr (A oe SERED REREAD PE = LO Sg A By order of E. K. ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. SS NS eS 1 CaN BTR