Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 2

et SN PAGE TWO FOUR MEN HAVE. | FEET FROZEN DESERT REGION W. H. Weaver, Local Rig Contrac-| tor, Laid up at Rawlins after | | Being Stranded on Road to Field . contractor and build Wolcott street, and had their feet frozen tranded in the Red r where George Chan- and are now laid up Weaver is staying at er of three other men when they were Desert region ne dler lost his life in Rawlins. Mr. the Ferris hotel. According to reports reaching Casper uie men were caught in a snowstorm id were compelled to stay out in their all night. They were picked up by a sheep wagon the next day but two more days :passed before the party | reached Wamsutter ion. -They w be incapacitated for some time. Weaver and his men were enroute to tHe field to build oil rigs when the storm overtook them. TOBACCO RAISERS ARE WAXING RICH Plethoric Prices Paid at Auction}; Sales This Fall Herald Woe I for Smokers a | DANVILLE dented yir Va., Nov pes Which are being paid here 19.—Unprece- | } for looscdeaf tobacco, on w: at has for years been known as the largest loose brightleaf tobacco market in the world. have caused an unusual situation which threatens a suspension of s in the se auction houses until the factories nd curing plants have been able to pe with the influx. Perhaps the most important phase of the situation is that the average smoker will next Year have to pay as much as three cents for a cigarette in { a cent, for by that time the | al prices seen here will undoubt e begun to react on the smok two to Common y bright tobacco hu as a specific known in which in more type of trade parl normal times brot $2 to $3 4 hundred pounds, are now bought for anywhere between $10 and $18. A few days ago tobacco of a fine texture used for cil ttes sold for $1.14 | a pound. A few years ago the tobac- | co planter was happy if he got as. | much 5 cents a pond | pound tobacco today on the Tor rhet is the rule rather than the yxe year the prices clim) ed that figure, wut few planters thot that they would ever Hive | to the day when it would sell for that mount One result of the has 4 | hange in the ivities i Instead of leisurely | tobueco curings with other | f farm work, the gr s have | doned erdp and they d but © concentrating on pre: | everything paring it for the auction houses and rughing it to the adjacent markets. This is what is causing the unpre cedented shipments of tobacco, and it is no uncommon sight to long rows of heavily laden tobacco wagons park ed in town get ware the the the their Ouses “thorofares of this south owners awniting a char to offerings to the floors of the tt is to be noted also that are to at extent dis old-fashioned tobacco Low “bet” Judeans pronounce “dagesh” preferred the harder sound of LONDON, rer! debraic notably the and pronune: with WELLESLEY COLLEGE GIRLS MAS QUERADE AS BOYS—The “kids” PRONUNCIATION '° OF HEBREW IS DECIDED UPON (By Galilee held a conference at Ti 8 recently words to word decided to follow the example of Samaria anc ations for should —_———————_____. - = © | today. Burlington Briefe | 2 | tyain. F. M. O'Neal, Western U. nion inspec: | tion bureau agent here for the Burling: | ton, who went to Colorado tagt Sat- urday is to be married there today, ac- cording to information given his friends, and will bring his bride to Casp Mrs. P. W. Peck of St. has come’ to per Vand, rate clerk in office. General Wakeley is today after sev ral days’ those: Mail.)—Teacher: TION The next regular. examination teachers’ certificates ‘Will be held of Lot Mo. to join hi hus- | the Burlington |Hent of: Schools insthe, courthouse Casper, Thursfay, Friday and daly, November 20, 21 and 22, 1919. Work to begin dt 8:30 a. m. day, decide be “Hebr how’ certain pronounced, Ww." It was Judea 1 preserve different the Hebrew , letter without a “dagesh.” fom Omaha. “bet55 without the John Erieson, superintendent of stock Galilee has always | ards on the C. B. & Q., m3, the stock yards on the Passeng expec Agent L. W. “d. here tomorrow MAY HA County Superintendent. o! is' Inspecting | pub. Nov. 15, 17, 18, 19, divisfon ILTOD 1919. awn by four hor lopting the motor truck roads movement continues as the goc to achieve definite results. © Not all are trucks, howev and many a farmer takes the cushions from the tonneau of his automobile and brings in load after load far more speedily than he | could behind plodding mule | Veteran tobacco warehousemen say they never can recall such heavy ceipts and at present more than million pounds of tobacco is in Dan-| ville, in the process of being sold. No| svoner is one sale over but that the sold piles are removed and hew or | take their place, the aiuctione | their tines in uw manner td sible to the stranger in The tloncers have to. sing; they tO speak in the usual modulate vocal tom their voices would fide aw ho uncommon sight to see a ne farmer Who probably gets beyond his own rural community only once a he comes to market, carry: | ” 0 in currency on Banks are still regarded | with suspicion among the rural element | and the family stocking és in no tm mediate danger of losing its popularity. farmer of this type usually buys! with part of the preceeds of hig tobuc: | co sale what food he will need du | the winter, also farm supplies, pla these on his wager apd hies him back 1 the fertile tobacco land to sow wheat | mid turn his attention to vegetubles, | carvylug, with him # neat profit | a a [i | FOR SALE—First Baptist chureh build: | ing, lot 1 moved immediately haser. May be seen at frou: | ti corner bund Vineden «| Wide will be received by ‘the Wide | sighed until 7 p.m, Nov, 20Un. A ov tified kin the sum of must ach bid us pledge of coud | faith will eturtied tel wuceessful bidder omiuittes ve | serves the right to any ang» ids. SYLN VVON 2. Chairman of 5 Comumitter | 615 Lincoln Ave. | 1h 1s St > - Sure Clues The man whe called to we You yesterday Wore a cutaway cvitt | und a Stovepipe hat He must have been ‘the plumber Baltimore American. for Satur Schools. ba . Are Notified , + LARAMIE, Wyo., Noy. 19.—Prohibit: | rd by his youth from serving his coun- ; try during hostilities with Germany, but managing last June to get into the} army for service inthe occupied area of Germany, altho at that time gtill in this 16th year, Ben- Wickland of this place met death ax a_ soldier—ajtho not a soldier's death—in a fire which destroyed a barracks at Chaumont Ov-| |tober 16. Notification of his death has been réceived by his parents in-a let- ter from Major L. R. Nafteger which gives not details, the writer having ax sunied that these had been contained in earlier official notification of the. | tragedy, The. letter, however, contain- | ed the first information of the boy's ) death to rcach his parents, Mr. and Mrs.} | John 0.. Wickland. | Young Wickland, who was 15 years | old when the United» States entered { the war, w&s: intensely patriotic and} ! grieved because the army would not ! accepta boy of his age for service in the expeditionary forces. He gladly} whore antics were a feature of the recent | Welcomed 4 post-war opportunity to go! to Europe as a member of the army of occupation. He and one other soldier » ; were fatally burned in the barrack’s General Superintendent A. G.. Smart | fire. went thru yesterday on the west-bound vaitinater togan,vaturnsa «o wore FIRST WOMAN IS: NOTICE OF TEACHERS’ EXAMINA. OUT FOR OFFICE IN BIG S. A. CITY! at RiO DE JANERIO, 4By first woman to seek election office in Rio de Janeiro {: th Daltro, a professor in the publ who announces her candidacy as resentative ih the city council in next municipal elections. 1 | Mme. Dalfro frankly’ admits in interview that she has not much |} at \the office of the County Superinten Mail)—The to public Deolinda the! ant not i of. winning. “She declared, br ip been promisént! tiffed w: ‘that defeat at the polls was -of leas i ie ae with edu nal and well we Bag sted than the fact that she tae nge years. bay ore * Br @ fight for. the ere | sex. Her main object, she| ATTENTION, Boe provoke debateson what)_Casper Camp- MW. of a the momentous: problem | its regulay meeting alent AL 8 o'c| rights. for the/in the Megas: halle AM neig' who “At preSent are} visitors are reques (Signed) _ 9U! vail for of obtaining ‘political ‘women of “Brazil, titled to vot J \t Ww! re ch hors ang to- attend md BR. SCHMIDT Clerk, a_ widow, spas} What Nuxated Iron . 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