Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 2

Issued every evening exces SE om * 5 y b * f “ is 5 pap me a ait & =. 2 BUSINDSS THLEPHOND....---++-+-10| ; ‘ f rt { _e ‘ 17618 John aa ‘conducted imapk "by, the Rugs 5 Wyoming) Postot- ' paren taiagoe' | Pit ae 1B BS Cronica Pinte eae natelans matter, No. 22) 1946 : ‘u: 4 runna, | a ‘ he Piave Ri ice as second ; | Poin 1 test Vertige, .19 <i Tr ; : 4 “ae . ’ ‘ + a run Se. ae ieee = IBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| ss ke ‘ “Soe k a cm ‘ REPORTS FROM THE UNITED PRESS | : et > af ‘} woe d Bh of the tog ee . ident a Bi ditor| “ns ss -' J Stal congress opened. : 1839—Ihelat- was captured by the Brit-; Burnett ; wer . ‘ " f ea aay saapberh sete. tex unser ; Bae 3 ‘ ‘gates , tah. under peg” Willshire after Optical Co. - B. GRIFFIT ciate Baller! Grades to Observe Day with En- <t ey ey ay é wie “ Wednesd: 1900-—The duke of Maiichester and, Miss Bs vertinh tatives i ; j t elena Zimmerman, of Cincinnat!, ied .) pavid' 3. tandatly 34) 18th Ave, baleen pe on fe MESCay 5 | The Bix Morn hotél, Armiffito's* famous by Married in London. Opticians Prue dom Ki a Ly aden schools ISMIss or two- hostelry and owned-and conducted for ]1908—An attempt to assassinated rancis | ; te 1720-23 Stegen Bldg., : Day Vacation. © number .of years by Joe Marquis, Heney. prosecutor of the San} Gasngr. : he Chicago, IN. rancisco grafters, was made in| Groun oor Copies of the Daily Tribune are an} promfhent sheeprian and, hotelman of 2 the court room in that city. Hemming this state, was sold Tugsday to Duncan) 1914 British liamént called for 1,-| Hotel. McClelland, popular bysiness man of 000,000 bash men: for the army. Arminto ang former justice of the peace !1915—_Shah of Persia received _ allied file in the New York and Chicago of- «Arrangements are being made in a fices and visitors are welcome. great many of the grade school rooms SUBSCRIPTION RATES of the city for special programs which By Carrier will be given on the afternoon of Wed of that district.. The consideration has ty nesday, November 26, appropriate to not been made public. Phanksgiving day. The schools will be ‘ ; 2 Mrs E ‘ 2 3 : -. Mr. and Mrs, Marquis expect to leave ceapplesta ou that day for the balance oa ‘ j shortly for Chicago, New York and Those rooms which do not - prepare Feral em Sake pee a shen rpies as bli asd alae programs for Thanksgiving day will ob- eee * # t thelr. epturis Toi Weowithes they omy serve Wyoming day. December 10, the} ae 4 make. thelr hanie: in} Gdeber day which marks the 50th anniversary | es tage f 4 rive! Ele Horn iatel4a femmous. rorats home-like hospitality and Mr. McCld1- land hones to maintain this earned rep utation=~ ne Year. ix Months hree Months. ne Month.. Per Copy ... By Mail dne Year... ix Months - liree Months. No sebecript on : 3 less period than three months. by u AL li subscriptions must be paid in ad-|of the granting of Women's Suffrage yance and The Dajly Tribune will not] in this state. The teachers were given ingure delivery after subscription be |ihe choice of observing one of the two aes Li Ahead days with special exercise. Applicant for Membership to Audit Bu-| A number of teachers are planning} rean of Circulations. to-go to Lander Thanksgiving week-TO Member of the Associated Prean ttend the meeting of the State Teach The Associated Press is exclusively|er’s association and substitutes will entitled to the use for republication of|have charge of those rooms on Tues- all news credited in this paper and also r radiiteday the local news published herein. Gays andl Wweanoedsy.) 2 ie : ELIMINATE THE REDS lt, ae | Today's Events | Charles Courtney, the celebrated h of the Cornell university crews, celebrate his 70th birthday today. A Cc a package before the war will The annual convention of the Empire State Forest Products association. has be Getting the Money — asst " ° (Latest. Song.) | Union labor can regain its standing|1! used to make Tt gambling, and I say | | it without fear | | [ve won and lost a million dollars dur: If of the ing my career, |The stakes might be a fortune or they might be just for beer. been present, tho not dangerously domi-|[ gumbled low or gambled high for I'm a gambolier. 1 called to meet today at Albany, ¥. Americanization heads the list of topics to be discussed at the annual convention of the National W. C. T. U. which is to open a week's session in St. Louls today, . Seventeen of the larger typewriter and calculating machine companies of the United States have been cited by the Federal Trade commission to ap: pear in Washington today to ainswer complaints charging pnfaiy eompeti- tion. Important present day problems, .| With particular reference to the part that the colored race must bear to their permanent solution, will be discussed by prominent speakers at a readjustment and reconstruction congress which is Cc a package during the war in the estimation of the people of this country by purging its ultra-radical element which has al nant until recent months. i Labor unionism has suffered the ex-| Chorus: T gamb' C are or| They g Cc a package NOW gamble, gamble, for I am the mbolier, t_me at the Hap-hou eal Sand Bar still is clear. rt of it#!in Denver or in Reno or in Casjer I | membership to sacrifice public welfare| appear, | |{ ramble as 1 gamble for I am the / Gambolier. | perience of every class that p sel-| » but the! \ fish interest above public wel that permits a considerable pa nary ends, In the accompar picture we put in circulation by the Jolly | ‘see ‘the student- receiving the last | ambolier, portion of his under-sea attire; and elves, good and bad alike. | again becomes captain of. his craft and where he dan prove, his’ ability and cdolheadedness. individually,-makes it a goal for the ampbittop of every pro- anced up by more grain, For bright Sunkist Lander mixed Al- falfa and Timothy go/to the old Ohueling barn, 167 Ash St, near | railroads, injury at last fell upon the|!t W railroads the as he appears on deck aft ‘The liquor traffic has gone thru the}!'™ ing to try another game since| the final sixty foot test which makes The railroads of the country have} Deep-sea diving .is only a side. is- — course which begins with ten foot | to meet in Washington today under the T AE FLAVOR LAST s one thru that experierice. Rebates, dis-| VYOM# was wide open in the days of] sue in the great Navy Schools. ‘This ‘ dives and ends when the student has auspices of Howard university. se long ago does not infer that diving Is not given} proven his abjlity to think and act —— criminations, in favor of selected pa-}It used to be a picnic for old Gambolier| an exhaustive study by the student | quickly at the depth of 90: fect. : epteel a> ane & Co. sailors, it means that the courses are | - This deep-sea diving- course is an ‘ g trons, stock-watering and grafts uPen| The money flowed like liquor and cur| so complete that this big commercial | additional, bit of knowledge open to HEY! corporation funds, were by no means} heart weré full of cheer | endeavor ‘is but one of the accom-.} any of Uncle Sam's men which does = a universal but they became so echinatea| Bh hearts and coin were circulating | plishments of a good man o’ wars 4 not interfere. with. thelr. regular ra. It is cheaper to pay : : | for the Gambolier. man. At the Seaman Gunner School,’ ting, but rather carties with it‘ the Forty dollars per ton as to arouse public resentment that re jeither at Newport or Washington,| vatue of its) commercial» knowledge, LA sulted in legislation so restrictive as to{ {TM oUt across the rolling plains the! ev student who passes through | should the man care to use it in cl- FOR HAY ; : ? _. herder came to town, | is given a thorough instruction in| vilian life. and the additional pay of |{f] that stock will eat clean and fat- beeome destructive. In order to pro-)He'd go against the poker game and| everything from repairing the air‘! $1.25 for ev hour he is sub: ten upon than $25 for wire-grass tect the public against encroachments|... ,P¥t his money down. | Pump to resurrecting the treasures +} merged. Then the: fact that this is. | and crockery packing that goes mt ; His bank roll was a burden he had! of Captain Kidd. | about the only placé where the recruit half to Waste and ‘has to be bal- ' of men having power thru control of packed it for a year— i | \ e easive navy recruit.c: Axkeythe Navy H gambling went dry. his a qualified diver. Recruiting Ontiecr. ent} You: must be First." Mornings until noon. same experience. Whatever one ma; t-gets the money just the same. the Deep-sea diving is a post graduate | betw. th , f a een * eae profits being ‘high. Se think of the Sm erite Sots prob Miser | They call it profiteering—every mah a \ Two years later he was ap- : ea pointed minister of justice, and in 1911 Wh Is. ‘Rh ti ? uy to prophesy a profit wT ete ie aiakt timo sad ea at euma sm? I will clear. Qeieecams ance, there fs little doubt that the adop ay eee t ze tach Balbass tennant es Why Suffer from It? es Last Chorus: ae ie : ene full tion of a prohibition amendmedt to the | 5! ; F nd gtength of character. He is also; Syfferers S| Realize That is S. S. has heen successfully We'll make it profiteering—just a prot! ordinary power and howl Infection _ |used for Rheumatism for more whatever views one may ent ain of | profitee And I'm the the extent of evil Wrought by intemper egers to oe ennat: jan ‘orator of ext ‘y Federal Constitution. like the enact teer. eibaiiane, It Is a Bi The k ig quite cheering {pr a n fifty yea ud many volun- ment of prohibitory laws in the several" putlegicl quite cheering fn anoth i Doubiless hes ce sulferers thas ity aman aa a3 rh ale states, was due chief! he lawless | All food supplic re 9 rise ¢ you have often asked Yourse! his e tates, was du ot y to the lawl All coakeupnl\ ies eam rise end | ae BUG question, which cogtinues to re- those whom it has benefitted. Try element in the liquor business—the ele-|344 pm the for profits nigh fox |O! I. <witl me main unaswered. it to-day, and you will Bae rite Ment that was willing to sacrifice pub I'm the he oNovembertia: ths Science has proven that Rheu- | self at last on ah rig Fe trac! aA) Man from Home. initiated afte banquet matismis catised by, a germ int get rid of your indi ism. lic welfare in order to add a few more ey ¥ served cor of otk “meat your, od, and the only way to | treatment dollars to monthly income. The liquor; reach it is by “a orentedy which address. ssories. Visitors w ceau I from want. Law-abiding quer! of | teor ri ly been six times p n In 2 careers 4 country the rule, ise to prominence y selves from those who defied law, and! swiftness. Two d known except am the members of his own party, the Revolutionar: un only apparent remedy. |clalists. Beginning life Rae a smiull provincial town, Ul profession is under more Pistol came eae, 7d De come, 13 business as a whole had the power | I th D ? N ? A. T. PHILLIBE Fenner eee Tt these tit Tasihe:’ Gh* Vaagaed to purge Itself of the lawless element | Al nthe Vays News | | ; —the men who sold to minors, to drunk.| Aristide Briand, who is looked upon | ards and to the needy whose families [05,4 Probable successor to M. Clemen: | } aI NEBRASKA UPLAND PRAIRIE, THE failed to disassoce te them-} iS marked by its / ago he was un the public destroyed the business as he went tention her than » when he of the Church to Paris and there turned his use of a few| to politie: tok or less of a cloud bece nd to jour W. His opportuni »pointed reporte: of whom the pi sion has in recent years heen getting rid. The medi-| and $ aration bill. His work in . on) Drofeusionl sitters from +the bre! aaa the: raaitt wan shin MDDoIntienttar pute incident to the harboring of| Minister of Instruction and Public ‘ teks, Journal re OF ———— itorial page “Watch the Elgin Movement” ALSO ALFALFA AND COTTON SEED MEAL Dyer & Co. Omaha, Nebraska. Phone E. B. EDWARDS, Henning Hotel, Casper, Wyoming. less suspicion be is too often influenced by the selfish iiterests of proprictors Labor unionism, therefore. is not alone in suf ng the egnsequences of | toleration of lawlessne: Every de of lawless acts of labor union igents, every effort to prevent law abiding men from taking legitimate o cupation, every attempt to promote sel DOHPHHSHHOOOPOS SOLO POLO SO OOOH OO SODOSH SOHO OOO OOOOS OOD OO OOS fish interest at the expense of the pub q WEIGHTS AND GRADES GUARANTEED 4 lic welfare, hus been charged to labor i 4 A ! ‘ ‘ ee ae CP eaarale ay uality phis value equals satis uy Ha eamolas - c hot taken effective steps to purge It Be eth plu ye equa ‘Tobgor Co. h self of the radical element Iiven ty f ‘ 4 i conservative leaders of labor union Dea ey Alia a cot as Aa h 1 moké in 1 ism make no definite and conclusive'§ skillful work the national joy’s P isgue with the radical’ and un-Amerfean We ‘can unmwer yur elothes OLLING your ‘own cigarettes with Pues Albert is just la _ clement in their membership. | babies one ae Pe me about as joy’us.a sideline as you. ever ‘Garried ‘around in Suits with atyle, ndividuality | Ha The methods: of radical labor leaders }] jg personulity-—suits that “will your grip! For, take it at any angle, you never got such quality, sO n patiently endured until en-|f} dress you correctly and economi- fla ‘fr and‘ coolness in a makin’s 't tte in your pais 4 Mi jurance ceased,to be a virtue. Neither|f C#llY vor, agrance , ba Yi ™ k 4 <= . i Be’ capital on the one hand nor organiued|f , Overcouls In the new models life as every “P. A. home-made” will ‘present you ia | for the big Turkey Shoot at the Shooting z Mbor on the other will be permitted | pinutions of style and comfort. Prince Albert puts new smokenotions under yolip bonnet! Ti’s go : G ll > N 15 4 to establish an autocracy in America, | Men's Suits $80 to $75. delightful rolled into a.cigarette—and, so eagy to roll!’ And, you just take allery, Commencing INov. 19 Me) oriis: poopie. stil rule Men's Overcoats $25 to $100,00. to it like you been doing it since away back!” You see, P. A. is crimp cut ‘ : a Bale ah and a cinch to handle! It stays put--and you don’s lose 2 lot when you Os start to hug the paper around the tobacco! You'll like Prince Albert in a jimmy pipe as much as you do in a home- rolled cigarette, too! Bite and parch are cut out by,oyr exclusive patented process. You knew P. A. is the tobacco that has Jed’ ‘three’ men to smoke pipes where one was smoked before. Yes sir, Prince Albert blazed the way. And, me-o-my, what a wad of smokesport wi ripple your way ibe you Sil yp! 4. BEST. BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN \. . 2c AT THE CHILI KING. LUNCH : \ Grand » Central - lege kinds” of Sandwiches at N : “| “One Year Ago in War | pilot atphlih f Aaamtadlioall § Allied fleet arrived off Constanti eid nople. Gi Pershing presented Marshal a Joffre with Distinguished Service medal, Gern popular service, Re, ae a s arrived at Swed Susconepe (tt Bioum Shee @& ed to be intern every