Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 5

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he Casper Dail Cribune (FFERSCHARGE [LIVE NEWS OF WYOMING AAWS FIRE OF EASON ACCUSED Claim That Bandit Received ‘‘Good Luck” Sendoff at Oil Camp Branded as False by Man Implicated ick RIVER, Wyeo., Dec. 4.—Roy employed at the oll camp at man claiming to be William i the escaped convict train stopped during the day pre- the robbery of passengers on pacific train No. 19 two weeks resents and takes issue with the int of Willam L. Jef- neral manager of the Union Pa- t Carlisle “went into an oil laid his guns on the table, an- od that he was Carlisle and would in No. 19, and that after he eaten With these Wyoming men \< carried in an automobile driven brother of an officer in this state, railroad tracks near the scene -, put down there and com r , who is a brother of Town what Peterson of Rock Springs, as- that he is the man to whom Jef- crred as “the brother of an of- this state. He asserts that the claiming to be Carlisle appeared oil camp well armed, that no jerson employed at the camp possessed Soycarm of any deseription and that “yume the entire time the stranger was «camp he had a crew at his mer- coping his revolver ly for \ action. Peterson states that the er at no time expressed an in- ; to rob a train. Peterson fur- rts that he did not drive the! to the scene of the robbery not wish n “good luck.” Et x the stranger rode early to Rock River with men from the camp but Peterson, others state, was | wmong them, He arrived at the it is said, on a wagon driven d Putoff who picked him up on the youd some miles distant. \WESTOGK LOSS = ' CHALKED NEW IRRIGATION The 1919 dry season was dis: | UPTO SEVERE WEATHER OF PAST WEEK, 16 REPORT | | | j week was abnormally cold and | yy, Says the summary of the goy- coment: Weather forecaster of Chey- Day temperatures averaged 18: extremes of 65 at nie, and 16 below Sunshine was de- were: ght. 4; with daily luff and Lar y and Lander. snow covered in sa rule y the 9 was much suftering of Mw 1 few losses in northern loc vsulted in more shipments of li \t the close of the week th \ snow covering of three to ten} sntral and castern districts: » ten over western; and about two over the Big Horn ¥ the mountains near ed 32. inches. over (PPORTUNITY OPENED TO. LEARN TRADE AND DRAW GOOD PAY AT SAME TIME nwho bh and me in the woetd ‘st 'WOOL GROWERS PAY BOUNTIES, | COKEVILLE, Wyo. De Lincoln County Wool Grow tion again is paying bountir for the | destruction of predatory wild animals | [killed on range 1 by its members The federal biolog survey will go loperaus with the association, The fol lowing bounti offercd: coyote hobeat, lynx, ¥ cach; wolves, $5.00 cach | ‘Alsatian Tongue Is. | Heard Most Freely in Strasbourg Now) i lan the Mail.) heard on The STRASBOURG, ( most com Bua streets here is net German nor French but Alsatian, a patois not more dis simlar to French than is the patois o! training station at " Vi. onthe naval iraining sta-| te Bretagne farmer or Brest longshore-/ San. Praneiuea, Calit? |men. s _ are intent, hy Micient ne made ia ihe fol-[ever, to eliminate German as much us | : A 2 iy, | Possible eo ratings: for ship) POsst . tan bhlh! aia PO ophis evening 1 heard loud talking in H Uae r of a dining room of the hotel él appr " x nen for blacksmith and ap men for puinter. revious experience is required as iesman tol ent to these schools. ipprentic: sa start, in medical attention and is $32.60 per month. and marines upon en- yal service ure ud which gives these 90 per month. hoard, Important to all Women Readers of this Paper isaunds upon thousands of women Kidney or Dladder troyble and ispeet it, nnen's complaints often prove to ing else but kidney trouble, cr ‘sult of kidney or bladder dis* kidney: the f the ‘ Is to 1 may ure not in a healthy may cause the other ome diseased, suffer pain in the and loss of ambition. health mukes you nervous, it- {nd may be despondent; it any « back, the kign remedy needed onditions. end for us to overcome botile to see nple ump: Root, k J bladder m by enclosing teu cents to Dr. Burnett \ Co. Binghauion, N.Y. you | Optical Co. ‘ve sample size bottle by Par You con purchase mediut | gqitled lve bottles at all drug stores. | Opticians sid Uhnaet of profes-| Casper, Wye vot offered so of} Gr 4 ¥ phy in a single xuime. samuch as a thousand if was the head f his help. The ally strong German althoug) ne words were neh. ‘They were: “LE don't want to a single word of German spoken reneh it must be from now on.” behind my tal 5 one lw \¥ iv ae | hear | To Be Charming | is to be Popular manners and charm: | | hut charming ling conversation ure not ysual i to offset a lack of cha complexion You can cultivate churm of manner and speech, und you cun enhance th charm of your complexion through the Face Cream with Peroxide | Greaseless Invisible | | Two sizes CASPER PHARMACY | Drugs and Jewelry Henning Hotel. SOLOIERS AND SAILORS BULLET GOES from the federal government word r kers or Lunch Bis- Ls ; unged on speaial jons to Old ne Sugar Cook- ig Newtons and, rarest of hen we had b, and those I slid quietly into “National Biscuit antly my own t eon. TF likegl her, and settled com fortably as were our purty days. Dont think my hour is just a It started us happily, ade us sure they wery day-—for emiust feed wre must nd daylight,’ there's always ¢ seems wa children. things, Tv Uneeda Biscuit first designated the better soda cracker. Since then, millions have come to know it as the name of the always perfect soda cracker—the everyday food. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY their ve fo the hour made it seem heavy enough ten to maf pad of par were wait Hour. 1 dinner, but always “You seell nd always dainty, al- went on, “ff Z ing as aly jonal mals, ‘Thi Ecnit Products can be. During th when my babies were growin ed the Shik is tasty feast. most tractabry something to eat dainties always we never Wrotice'! | To All Persons Using Taxicabs, Commercial | Service: | In case of an overcharge, above the pre- scribed rates adopted in a recent ordinance by the City Council, setting the price that can be charged at 25 cents per passenger inside a six blocks radius and 50 cents any place within the city limits, the matter should be immediately re- ported to the undersigned. When an overcharge is made, the victim should ascertain the driver’s badge number, the license number of the vehicle he is driving, and take receipt from the driver for the amount paid. Give information to undersigned for im mediate action. ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk. +38 Satan cae: And Con-| VE ar the ongress of the DECEMBER 10TH DESIGNATED Aa United States SALVATION ARMY ISSUES GALL FOR OLD CLOTHES MORE ODE J RO, (By M the number of between U 1 ports was shown when, in ng the American Janeiro 2 entirs sels fly Mf The § ation Army has many ca Sf 2 ie PROJECT VOTE | : shoes, furni inderwear. ete., and - . = | would appreciate donatio his | | | i i this kind . [ from the public for the re i i | EYE PUT OUT) “anney THE CATH, tig Sich anicice anid beaten, GHICHESTER S PILL ee ee i ’ : 7 Salwatic headquarters at 246 ce Ladioat Aa Drugetee or Otto Residents Decide to Incorpor. KAYCEE, Wyo., Dec. 4.—His oss State to Observe Fiftieth Anniver- SYP) Sy cil street or a phone all 10 Py ri aia Dates t f POI |} eacelessness in carrying 22 calibre SURE EOC ooes. 4 Bree sary. of the Signing of Ter- ean), ae eee My gate Section o! |] cartridges loose in the same pocket SSG s eats rear? fly i DIA Greybull Valley with his tobacco caused D. M. Webb J (0, Surerupnuated | (ome claim anti Toray purtrage Read The 1: OLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE of this Incant leuk SEEROR OUR se E08 coy ition : nee tir mete re Act eac he Tribune Want Ads i SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE EYBULETANGOT Dec |] when, in filling his pipe, he inserted Feo iyo contr i AaaA leet mecting recently held at Otto. fe waa !f seeks into the bow! with the | imnates of th Ryyoming, Soliiers: anid Voted to organioe ait citto: te was || tobacco. ‘The cartridge — exploded a iene : CHE BA SU ane Sc lalaetag tes GOvel comprising a large portion of the Ge soon after, the. pipe was Hegliled and haneeMiemse ic Hs es see ; bull river valley and it was pro} the copper jacket struck Webb inf no. jut divers Buffaloans who a Macau a Wed esas to bond this weericn tor ents, Propesed |f the eye, so lacerating the optic that Pine qast few days suspected that peor a baa Ua! re onnlyer sary, struct the first unit. It its removal was necessary. samo inexplicable mistake th crantitvits Al eae one RA ae A able tke the family) torial equal s c Vyoming that the reservoirs should be construct marketers had patronized a shoemaker) pay" oar ae cudrag ae AY arene eae the headwaters of the river and instead of the butcher, ascertained upon TONGHSSEVe THIS vlwa = ae Farmers in that valley have j Oba Rene mOnta Larenra iis Scninc cumin the conclusion that thesn reservoirs Brocky was alm¢ s much an iy rerib te TORE Chis ype reservoirs . 1 the Hon. John A. Camp just be built and they will vote bonds | - stitution as the Soldier tilors’| bell, the first gover OhaVvorninie igs te construction at an early date Ramer ager emaverit grant the right of With this ena in xi Ww they will petition | ' an Ss ussor women of the Wyoming . nty commissioners to call a bond! Gitte less equipment te Since that e ot c holoour 0 call a bona | pubetcices mlignl Ibi Weenayentaliicmere aren iley | Navel followenwOULh axatehaeranaTliRt OF UNCALLED FOR SUITS AN . : a ‘ D OVERCOATS Gloves make splendid appreciated, you will find a with black stitching, brown, fawn, gray and black. packed in Christmas boxe Priced $3.50, $3.75, Boudoir Caps are acc Priced 65c, $1.00, $1 We have a beautiful se white, and many other com in the delicate color tones so appropriate for wear with the negligee or boudoir apparel. Jewelry Novelties Suitable for Gifts Rhinestones, which add much to the hair dress. To sec them is to adimire them. astrous and they now propose to suard) Wyo., Dee. 4.-—The min against a repetion of it. Je bably will result in pur |Yerted It into a home for aged or other-|1 resolution submitted to. the total acreage now is 200,000 for | falo bee coal mining point, the! of the various states a con e water permits have been given.| fuel famine caused by the strike hay amendmenk giving thin: same is said to be the largest and as pro-/# Vein of semianthracite coal known Uie nloncer/atale oti the w s auetlee a8 any in Wyoming, commence: the town to a depth ; oe ine Ste) ME fel hovement we shou , F SEER ee See eae of 400 nave contended Trock r At Ricarensueeen nts J rom Thr : , : . extending 90 miles south. oie te Hel iwas the most aged living thing at the/ment of the women of Wyomi hree of Chicago's Leading Tailors The matter-as it now stands is up!a well sunk for oil. The semianthra non i Yen Now thereforeis! ! rey to the county comm oners to call} cite deposit, in fact, is ad vein SEE srocky wagon) 40 pur oyu KOOP Soaniey O E H OL 5 § ; an ele ion and it will probably go, the upper 13 feet in thickr CHliae sal eee NE UAL LNG. Hever |-stmap OWS Went a 20 me ues SPEND N OUR IN IR STORE through overwhelmingly. arated by 18 inches of clay from the|{2 ine in prener season ovide A}our UL PolseA Aiton ey jo oniata 2 : Preliminary work of the engincers| lower, which is six fect thick. Between Ree setortes ccm att forte [4a AULWOSANL 306 )UIR aN Jo douse. SAVE A WEEK'S WAGES as been done at an expense of $3,000 / the semi-anthracite and the surfa Jol folks, On some) days she milked) ‘sup aujwos.s, sa UMOUy ot 02 “ton tu99 y tak i i andvit ia! catimated! that the cout of the) Veins of lignite and sub-bituminot better than Gry CIC but al she|-aq Jo Sep UIT ot “xepsoupa,y oprsr By taking advantage of the prices we offer you. “ oriks oh anal | tote 0 r ' s ready, willing and able to ep pub day to be eeolebrate nd obse € i Cé pe ¥' are aluatio! P land ranges be-|Of the thickes he sub-bituminous es apron exercises commemora 5 P a Peithe evil ; : Fee Eee eee Dee | Cas asic HELE GEG Cece Hl 4S ieky and peppery * ito eat SCM LIGREBEATRGT such a low figure that they haven't the quality and style. Ey “ stndineyilis Cs = AON 1919 the; Obtainable in th sion pil aie tt hat abs we ately pt corr and the lives and ery garment fitted to your enuire satisfaction. Every garmeat a are quite optimistic 20. ae egard ax im-| Work of its pionce ; Ailsa fer ee a ae Pa one ath eee | inaiz THN che re tailor-made ; made by the best houses of Chicago, with a ed the farmers are confident the rai-| FTV E OFFICERS sult that there is not a: utensil about positive guarantee. road from Greybull to Meetectse will atone SOae CeNIt catcnamincantt rad) COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! in course of building, when they can} T POSTE eure Ge AU OUGre HIGL: ieloe GET SLOAN’S FOR ey Se Das Penteieeremaes AKE UP LA ND vot the imprints of her hots. A : APT Cee CETTE humerous inmates of the home from Be e 4 $7,500 was saved from the cutting of | Re poieciggeceiss wees WaMZiGy Gt Bi 0. thi crop from fence corners alone in wee Inniites of the home «ineorely ye.) J¥Stone trial convinces you Sloan's LU SL SOR ROCK VER, Wyo. Dec. 4 grot the passing of Brocky, They hail Liniment helps drive away 164 South Center St. jex-army « have filed on come to regard her as a fixture and Theumatic twinges We close at 6 : pveni S NINETEEN-INCH i Se ETS TAT GE Ta er i 1 ane} ERE a e close at 0 p. m. every evening, except Saturday, when we jeioadl elimina Ut 1 realization that she wag not perma THY endure pain when you know wee 19 ; | Bochieeetsccraployment | it (Cow ent has shaken their faith in the ste] Sloan's Liniment will relieve it are open until 2 p. m. NECK BA ND IS j Will reside on the claims, riding to and) bility of thin promptly? It couldn't remain [from town in a community-otinterest on the World's Linimert for 38 years if it i automobile. They ht. i. Chidester! CETY TO REMOV wasi't highly beneficial in relieving HA RD ON PURSE of Omaha, Neb.; A “une of Lomax IRON FROM WATER) rheumatic aches, stiff joir sore = aeons Il.; Milton R. Little of Waycross, Ga SPRINGFIBLD, IIL, Dee. 4—4United les, lumbago, neural, strains, si pect SON William A. rest of Okron, O.. and) Press.)—The hitherto accepted thec ses, exposure to wea results. Dec, 4.—Davia |: H- Van Houten of Chicago. that iron in drinking water improy Penctrates without rubbing, leaving (Dad) Powell is the inmate of the ; its value as s has no inducemeni| 20 stained skin, clogged pores, musst- Wyoming Soldiers and Sailors’ home i S WILD for Springtietders ness. A pain and ache liniment that hecekwholiiayiiboastithatihisl ahicta!|| : (By Mail.—A wolf hound The city commission is considerine| Stands alone in doing what it is meant are Gnade to orntre iThese’ fa reminder of the dog in Jack Lon:| ihe expenditure of $150.000 for a plant) 12,40.) Geta bott'e today and kecp Sonia bad Mader entnag ie 5 [don’s “Call of the Wild,” rogms in alto remove the iron athers| 25 rare “t GeO Three sizes— ri a t aroind the néck and custom-made | forest preserve near the Swiss border, | take the position ed" wa-} +» $1.40. F d y and Sa u d V h collars of that size are |The animal has turned wild since Mt only is better for drinking pur-| : rda rable. It is related of Dad |iM& left behind by returning soldiers a (reduces the depreciation of ail} e his younger days he could |} or mentite comes sib) taucli with have lifted a barrel of whisky and = | oOo In a er drante from the y nghole. “Could | 1 War there to make a sketch ‘s Hour like a fenst, For the | srolibi is used advisedly—Dad is a | per, Luncheon was just over, an toddlers there is a varied | = = y prohibitionist | she was tal to a little knot offuenu, sometimes Uneeda Biscuit | m | women, ‘The fir wham Crack: | Christmas best... And shoppers who do their buying now will be much better pleased for our stocks are fresh and complete. Nothing is more acceptable or useful as a Christmas gift than nice handkerchiefs. A large shipment has just been recetved from which you can make your selections. Prices, 25e to $1.00 each. Boxes contain- ing theee, $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 and up. ° Gloves If you are going to give gloves and there is no article more gilts. We have a good range of sizes in white 1 large assortment here. $4.00, to $6.00 per pair. eptable gifts. Every woman can use these beautiful caps shown ‘lection, including a fine line of beads in jet, blue and white, red and nbinations. Also a nice line of Hair Ornaments, set with Brilliant Richards lil HN eters eam irae F Mm “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST” & Cunningham Company - HA Te . SMA

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