Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 4

paneer ne ee NOV. 20, 1919 Ray e <== CHIMILS RETOVED TO | ess (SCHUER IND WALIGE-~ Ss sters ~ ~ Ia mu Te cae ert SEL ANE ALIFE s ponousiiny =~ [_—_Bae CapiWro__ EXCITEMENT BLOWS OVER ‘TOORIW, MURPIY WINS ote TO BAR LIQUOR. foe Oe xa ax Wane Beeon 8 M ERS" 2 ~ 3.80 3.90| ROCK SPRINGS, Ws Wyo., Nov. 19.— Bapiucs your doctor's = Vso 2.90 After delay caused by hesitation to ye (By Associated Pres:.) Toe Amalgamated Royalty $1.00 We sae ae Deis ABER We to the chottutlee ie COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. 20.—A | always : jAmerican ----------.. 02 | en their alleged crimes were com draw was the refere sion in the 3 . . . , Atlus ~... 5 Curl mitt: w pac! y Se Campaign Launched in President's > eats wo ew Sore: Cash Sere opinion wey fatiambd Hat Waues | Jonpna: Setauer-GHe Wallare Hest bere . Jesseme! ~ 25 27 x. ‘\ Last Message to Congress Is noslon eee i Open Cloye |was talk of lynching, three prisoners | |after 25 vicious-rounds last night. “y] q' CK's VAPt Bearing Fruit thruout [bigs Tiatan (ee | Midwest Refining ------. $163.00 $165.00 Who are charged with having perpe:| poe ewer inn opti Bren Kabir PHY.) Se eee oR Cor 2c earing Fruit thruou pb sale Midwest Coeniabe 150 2,09 |tYated felonies in or near Rock Springs Ft ae ct Sa ee, Nation Hikie /Geeeic Midwest Preferred = 800 3.00 in September have been arraigned here, | _~ 22.00 22.50 entered pleas of not guilty and are | 350 9.75 S#fely back in*the courfy jail at Green| = 19.50 River. They are Joc Omeye, 16, charg-| 1.62 ed with the murder of Deputy State! 61.00 Game Warden John Buxton, Septem- 47.00 ber 14; Clyde Cavenass, charged with 212 outrazing a 6-year-old girl, Septerhber| 12.4; ,18 and Stanko Tizon, charged with) | LEE BULLARD .~ | “87 /uxorcide, September 14. The two al- * * leged slayers were hell without bac, BULLARD HEADS STRIKE TROOPS | New York Stock Exchange Stocks but bail for Cavenass was fixed at|—Lieut. Gen. Robert: Lee Bullard has| Mexican Petroleum ~..--$192.50 $201. $2,500, which was not eget ppp aes, !taken command of the department of | Texas Oi - = aif; 00 9.00 —— the east, with headquarters at Goyer- | Sinelair Oil - 46.875 49.87 & nor's Island, N. ¥., and has assumed | U. 8. Steel. =, aaiey 103.; oO *| personal charge of the troop movements | Liberty Bonds covering the Virginia, Pennsylvania and | Merritt. <.222- Glenrock Ou Cosden Okmulgee P. & ne ‘Sinclair Gulf -..----.. Salt Cree Western States O. & L.-_ Prod. & Ref., Com.- Black Tail } Columbine — By If. B. ROBERTSON Consolidated Royalty (United Press Staff Correspondent : RIO DE JANEIRO, (By Mail)—Brazil, hey CS ee following the example of the United Great W 34 estern Petroieum States, may be the second American re:| tntton take - public to adopt. prohibition. | Jupiter The campaign = launched by Pr in his last message to congre immediately taken up with u vigor by the majority of the press of the country Alarmed by the deter mined attacks of préss and statesmen the liquor interests are alr Lieut. Gen ROBERT . | Lusk Petroleum - Lusk Royalt Mosher Oil Mountain & Gulf | Northwest ~ Outwest Cc a package the ery of “personal liberty Picardy oe 3%'s -- Z $100.02 | Maryland coal fields. ame campaign which resulted in aj Picardy 07 st 4" b f mame, cumpalen, whieh rented 0 8 niverton‘Hafiié ee: se efore the war nected to the bitter finish in Brazil. [aes alty & Prod. 19 Ist 44's. 94.50 AWAKES IN JAIL, In his message to congress President fed ae Te 14 and 4%4's - : pa cited the example of the United | 2 ell Royalty 20 5 ten: BY oNNB, Wyo., Nov. 20. ‘Salva- amendment prohibiting the manufacture 044% Victory Loan district court here today, ged with] k se and sale ef alcoholic drinks and sug- assault with intent to kill M SOLD HIM BOOZE | gested to the Br n congress that WXOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET Palmer, also colored, last spring. . the time has come for the legistative|Warm Springs ...- 241.00 | ENE Baal 222-2 ase gh.as charged that Gaines, impelled by | uring t e war body of Brazil to grapple with the rrob-|Salt Creek ..2.-.. 1.50 |Gress Creek .-.. 15 Yenegefulness because Mrs. Palmer had} Robbed of $440 and arrested for | lem. He indicated, however, that the| Big: Muday 1.50| Lusk ..... - 1.89 ected him as a suitor, entered her! peing drunk, Lank Kilbey found the extreme difficulty of obtaining amend-} Pilot Butte = 1.50] Lander -s.----- zen room thru a window while she slept) man in the city jail he believes sold ments to the Brazilian constitution made %t more practical to tax the booze industry to death than to legislate pro- hibition of manufacture and sale. President Pessoa’s suggestions — for | high taxation on booze industry were | suppor by statesments showing that » of the essential tasks of the pr is to find a way to a | \ 1 attempted to cut off her head with| him the whisky ‘and caused him to. | “ » A gaping wound was inflict | lose his money. N. E. Reynolds is *) ed in the woman's throat but she strug-| the name of the mah Genito in hs attack that her. sold; him the intoxicant. Reynolds i desisted in his attack and fl was arrested yesterday and today a GOLD BUT MAJORITY OF SOLDIER PIONEERS Js" See is sure of his mar Cc a package NOW. ine! a ene revenues and} \ am eee ar ae ‘halt a | aie deat te ot onl] DOUIMEDD THERE CAN'T GUT LOOSE FROM ‘STAR | COL,STEEVER — aceite Tin ihe mean THE FLAVOR LASTS president's ions Deputy. Juvenal Lamartine has offered i Bill dn the r of deputies doubling the fed- PARIS. (By Associated Press.}—Sev- retur ax on bee id light wines and feral thousand disch | rged American sol- | sar rae " 5 7 tripling the taxes has excellent ies |diers who remained in France to try jare in business with their neh fa.,, CHEYE? Ww Yo: Noy ape ap:| of being voted into law their fortune are faring as must fare} thers-ju-law. jtain Edgar 1 Steever, who while In, the campaign of propaganda] ail pionee A few have beconie rea-| “Rebuilt” typewriters. familiar to|Stationed at Fort D. A. Russell, in inst alcohol which has been inau-|sonably wealthy. Some of “reporting | Americans, have been introduced to ie stalled in the Cheyenne high school the »d in the press all of the argu-|progress.”” The majority, however, like French by Lieulehant 1%. J. McCann of ®¥8tem Of military training subsequent- ments that were used in the United] their father before them, jn the Uni-| Tuscaloosa, Ala., and George B, How-| !¥, '© become. widely known as the States, together with some new ones |ted States, are trudging on life’s way. |ard, of Pasadena, Cal. ‘Their difficulty | Steever system” and to le adopted in and others peculiar to loral conditions, jover or around obstacles, with thelt'|1s too much busingss. With typleal a j$he echools vot iChicago and othyr large andl Butdes (use ule Cirts Initehed to stars tit aoe tien | Mecemrinteh Uusinas.” with twpleal a& cities, has resined trom the army tol G@Mnot Praise this - The antis, for instance, are quoting | rather lower {Halt they were When the | used machines, from Noh dealers to /#ccePt_an executive position with a statistics showing the infant mo young men set out to “Americanize sell to other French dealers. Méan- as Siac Re seth Remedy teo Highiy due to alcohol, liahility to dixe ranee. | time, Howard said, they are preparing | LORC Eee Pen vont LEAVES ARM Y| When hte recovered from his drinks | he found himself in the city jail minus his entire bank roll. The case probably will come up in justice of peace court this afternoon. | «i to his trade of tailoring in the Scores of Ame n boys SO DOES THE PRICE! Andrew Johnson spent seyen years as | a tailor before learning to read and, write 1 later b me president. a gura jlarge New Yi during the ¥ kanitay and crime because of the same| — \foyt of the men realy are pioncers|t® Oven. “The Amerieen Stenoeraphie TANK Of colonel in the aviation branch | THE WAY ONE LADY FEELS AFTER scourge. In addition they are calling | se they are striking out for them. | Bureau” beeduse, he Said, an Amerigan | {70 commanded the flying, school a SUFFERING TWO YEARS , attention to the fact that the eight-hour bp hi BOUT Ar an 9 seat < alias, Texas, but was reduced to Judging from her letter, the mis- along new lines. As yet there is business man is up a blind alley trying |e labor law is in force in practically all | no organization to put these men in con-|te find a public stenographer or to get Ri ring means o' 47 r = a . Mrs. Charlie Taylor, R. F. D. No.1 of Brazil and they are urging means fret with their fellows for the exchange | OUt his correspondence when an “Eng: '? * See tae Sg0Une pete aN preventing the working classes from de: | 9, nay ea pocinnces ThaRORER Box 144, Dillon, S. C., must have ‘ e x 3. vatiety can be located. | been terrible, No one, after rend- voting their new found leisure hours} y nine thousand American expe-| Isadore Court who was a paperhanger | | pow her lettes, Rane ‘continue to | EyfarGe Mei ased here. boldly himself up in the decorating \ doubt the great healing power r PE to the attractic of the saloon and] mated surth of these , business in a fashional aburb. , AVAILABLE iT MERE ‘cane’ jot bed great mnealing ee fn aptaincy when the army was restore! ee and wretchedness endured by used that in general the Brazilians |ipeve settled down to work here. ‘Th Hil tavern. ‘The argument is also being land it hess h or catarrhal conditions themselves are very moderate drinkers. | oc hers sight-s . part of the body. Her | but (hat ex ve drinking prevail tT} gone discouraging lov} BRE | an. inspiration to every, d nt in the huge foreis" | ysis | dette and suffering men or wé@man col led here : i of two thousand or so who ANDER, Wyo., NOW 19.—Rexidents| anywhere. Here it is: “I suffered It is argued that the most severe re-| hard after French franes, according to lee: Denver who, desire wo procure a coai| two years with catarrh of the head, strictions should be placed on alcohol. | american busin men hh who know mine in this district in order that they! stomach and bowels. Tried two of | if no ott m than to enable the tmost about the new ventur several may safeguard themsel against fu-| the best doctors, who gave me up. imilar to that result-| I then took PE-RU-NA. and can int of a mes. {fing fromthe. present strike,| truthfully cay Tam well, When I at Breeken- May do so merely by filing on gov.|. began to use PH-RU- NAY weighed Texas, stating that the well of ernment land which is open to settle., One hundred pounds. My ht es to pay their way while bis company in that field “has floy They have informed) now is one hundred and I The majority of the men, | 1.0001 is." He adds that the weat » register of the nd office, |, cannot — praise PE-RU-NA too ii is suid, sta to make good by capt: | jer is bad and the well will be drilled to whom they sent an inquiry res: highly, for it was a Godsend to me, | j talizingy An y methods. V jin when tankage is erected to care. for , {ng certain coal measures near Lan I got relief from the first half 1 AYLOR & CLAY In cn route to the | &f which they had heen in formed hy | bottle and twelve bottles cured me. 3 c. mtry to more easily handle the huge | of immigration which the signing | o toward Brazil It is 1 that many “und bles.” whe snot content to emigr to a “dr States will seek — the n of South Ame >it is up to the government to} sl found employment with large | ture. situations ns, chiefly American firms pre. J. Cunningham am is ink Jo business i the devastated |Sase from. Claude Stoc other group took various | ridge tide pli siudying be on its guard. ef them saw what th |the oil, ‘The tanks In order that legitimate industry MAY | jects in French life and made lease, a friend. The register replied that | ee a suffercrs to take STOCKS AND BONDS 7 um vIn Ss V D| } ; 1 ht fi 7 emergency ie, lo! ° is s y 1 His well is on tl rty of the | the coal is sticking out of Lia A: graphic qu ions from New j : 1 4 S§ an emergency uedy in the Daily tel phic q tati f New York, Denver, aud a Saar tie untiboore faght |, MeSt of them agree that easy money 'by Claude Stock and J. 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United States and the largest in’ the Os coughs. colds sand | Bte quotations. covernment control will be established | pct Lin ease ks wom fe toe - world is Waltham, Muss pow rouble, constipation, rheu- | Information and ; eee : raat ay ier Blitd on Cd is Vouk by i mo nains iv ein d | quotations furnished upon request on ea alka tate Sa US tas Seleknown American commercial exe THIS WILL ASTONISH meter Dey Harciey back Side cd j Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bunds and other issues. —— cai ainonee atk ne at - CASPER PEOPLE | Oi! Lands, Leases und Royalties Spanish Flu. To keep the blood Phobe 203. Casper, Wyo. Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Bldg. M. 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We K, Vanderbilt's ambulances) WS8*- * _& was helped by a} = = = — - — - wont to.tho front. single lication, Her inother could! , 5 zi and Fitch, the former sata, got | Mitdly sew or read because of ey : . YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST Shoot for Turkeys GENERAL INSURANCE Phones 203-204 + when the wife ot in business here us” when they n jazz band at a organized a Wil- of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak mainte threats rained or inflamed eyes. .\lumninum he gave, ‘THe cup FREE.—Casper Pharmacy.— Ady eicomenpalitet leading hotell? | | 111 East Second Street the president arrived in 1 nd ss th . : Have you ever stopped to reason why [Metted more than 10,000 franes on the | ‘The first. paper mill in the United at e : Successors to it ix that #0 many products that tire ox- | #ffalr. 5 ne au athay said, Mey States was built in 1860 on the present | . hs BELL-KEMP COMPANY tehsivel dvertixed, all at o drop | 8 duplicatec fhe Dixie Club") site of Philadelphia. J ¥ > 2 . ‘ eee « A _ 4 ? out ie 4 shit and Aca soon forgotten? ;aances th nized with an admis: —— age | e _ “Absolute Protection “Service That Counts The reason is plain the article did not charg FANS iL PEPSON. A Tribune Wantad will sell it. i fulfill the promises of the manufactur: Knowing that A things’? must not | 1 er. ‘This applies more particularly to]be everworked, the men took over the i — See a rerenetnls » icecream making cquipr that tue reat curative value. almost | M: C2 cipaeity. or ff» SHEEP FOR SALE earn eaaeereo ells itself, as like an endless chain | ousane and late in | system the remedy is recommended by |Qtteber began wholesaling “Dixie Lee 2100 bead exectlent cross-bred those who have been benefited, to those |Cram.” cutting the market price 50 who ure in need of it {to a hundred: percent. They x prominsntedca 2 100,000 franes in the venty exumple Dr, Kilmer > af the most interesting of the n business experien young Ruimbouiliet ewes. Wool sold 60 to 62% nuts last three t says “Take for) 's Swamp-Root, a} yration T have sold for many years Never hesitate to recommend, for] those of men who murried Fr js. {[ bucks. Immediate delivery or cun in ulmost every case it: shows excell “eof these are farming cast of winter. Nett teuciiliy otbateredateiters “making more money than they | A. D. Barlett, Glendo, Wyo. ISTOTIIOISS: Lester Brokerage House Inc. . Specializing fa NEW YORK OIL years, also 43° re, Ttumpbouillet Holmes Hardware Co. «| New Electric Lamps and Shades dy Electric Grills and Percolators Electric American Beauty and Hot Point Irons Thermos Bottles and Electric Vibrators “Holmes to Homes” testify. No other kidney remedy has| Yer thot possible in, the United Sta feat their business advisor suid. One man! rding to sworn statements and} married into a dairy Shop. Another J testimony of the thousands who = = Iutye used the preparation. cess of Dr. Kil 8s Swamp 5 Host. the sue yt ix due to the fact, so many people im, that it fulfills almost every wish in over-| coming kidney, liver bladder ail ents, corrects uriuary troubles and neutralizes the urie acid which causes} mpton, N \ ve 156 N. Wolcott Phone 1142 CLM MLE LS LI EM MLL LI. WWIII IIIS TT receive a sample bottle rer rer. Phone 601 Casper, ‘Wyo. Dr, Wilms rheuratis You 1 Swamp mention the! and medium all drug store Dutton, Staley & Company “Casper’s Pioneer Brokers” a7. POC CC LLL A Daily accurate quotations from New York, Denver s BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN 4 and Lusk over private telegraph ‘wires, | 20c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH N et Aes egg ae pe A) We are making a specialty of Job Work, and can give ) the Best of Service. t ui \ Let Us Do Your Plumbing. You Will Like Our Work. 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