Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1919, Page 2

PAGE Two cSaE rE SOK: tar th i ‘ The new ice baile just’ scoinpleted | United States Mardin’ Don tudson Issued every evening except | Sun wr es \ rf i ae is As a | aH otek: from, Cheyenne fon important ee eR merican ion. News Notes Bill See ten gene, He or tie BUSINESS TELEPHON 15 a ——— several, HEE, spuftitasattached- gee { AIL ea Pemaln—open “until 9 AURIS BS RE ' etic clu ix-men hockey has been’ p. m. next Saturday, Monday, Tues, Dncered at casper Wyoming? Post Edited ave ihe Beast of Ex-Service Men, Partioulaly ‘Members is : pRreed to by both the college @nd.club and Wednesday. JOHN \SALMOni hes te REL TG American Legion Which Desi The ice a& second-class matter, Nov. 2 i | teams. | Secretary, Clerks’ Dalsa 12-16.31 MEMBER THE ASSOCTA'T \ . ‘ % . A ah REPORTS PROM THE UNITED PRESS ED PRESS, : ee as Its Official Newspaper in. Wyoming ine x mete te oe | 78 3B, HANAN, Fveudent ang. Baivor AY, Bustier aranaucer Application. blanks have been. sent the band. The eign Will keep ablaze Resident of Casper fot 30 Years Aavertisitig, trom siate Neadquartets here ‘to"Guern-}the spirit of real-patriotiam in every Passed Away ih Frisco Se ieee tN ‘ . . A n. -City Bh sey, Wyo., where State -Secretary Har-| hamlet, village, town, city and state of i ssoclate Seer | East Wind cane Snow into *Tan- ry Fisher has received word a post in'of the Union.-Sheridan Post. \ Last Night ~~ bnketrags ater nél Built to Prevent Repe- eho = Amerioatl’ Reglop. me gositeg, An-| SS { S ‘Bundall, sit F Fifth Ave. d Plication for charter. is expected. back |" “Interesting figures just issued by the] Robert White, agd 70, for more than | qeanamergek Prudden, King & Peodaen tition eee es PUA at EL, to be iecwvarden, department of fopmerce ap show that in}30 years a resident of Casper, died last | 1720-23 Stegen Bldg., i : ers for approval.| the first mini ay oe ths of’ thu: i* our| night, at San Francisco, Calif; where ‘ i te in the Past ie 8 your our} nie! é Coptes of the Daily ‘Tribune are on eee exports to a Ee, were’ $i11..|he went last July for the benefit of Bungalow Doors Bungalow Windows Fir Finish nS Piet ce Nne Baily Tribune are on) : = |p imvone having difficulty in secur-/'599,000 greater thin for the dame pe-|his health, He suffered from heart Glass Devoe Paints - Wind-Shields tices and visitors are welcome. sctepect 1 to’ ‘The Peibyne:) = sf ing Lepr loa tiny blanks for Liberty Loan} piod fast year. Another thing in. the| trouble and asthma. His brother, Henry Builders’ Hard Fire-Place Fixt SUBSCHIPTION RATES LARAMIE, Wyo., Dee, 18—The im-|bonds can seoure them’ from Harry] department's report that roused atten-| Ll. White of this city, was him at the ilders’ Hardware ire-Place Fixtures ier mense concrete snowshed | érected by| Fisher. secretary of the American Le-|qion js the item of thitthnine duiktg|time of his death and Mrs, Henry L. ae, ne Year..... 07 ao the Union Pacific near Rock River for|gion, in his office in the basement of| for imports from Germany In Septen:| White, will leave tonight to attend the Stoves and Ranges Carpenter Tools ix Months 90 the purpose of preventing snow block-|the West Hotel building. Complete yer, 1918. What were these imports? | funeral. BreeeMonth $2 ades proved “a snow -trap during the blanks on which application may be| Mr. White was unmarried. The only } eee & 2 le for bonds have been received by 1 pt vive Per Copy . x 05 recent blizzards that swept the Lara-|mad Y| 1%} in Toronto the other day a dis-| Other survivors are three nephews, N t L mi By Mail mie Plains, the most serious of the|Seeretary Fisher. Robert Russel and Herbert White of a rona Ly u er 0. v ti charged colonel went to an employment Te eRhwee skies :$8:00 Union Pacifle blockades resulting from ™ Res : i m ae agency for a job. He found his former| Denver. itree Monti : 2:8) snow accumulating in the eastern end! THE LINES OF DEFENSE jones coal eigabtaNneceiotaiba: wires: : HARRY F. SCOTT, Pres. GEO. L. LADBURY, Sec. Ne subscription by mail accepted for of the shed, A Wyoming winter] The Unfted @tntes toaay is In pos- \ | instead of asking for a job the cologel "Sue lus a) Heve to watk 353 North Beech St. Phone 528 s: eriod a see PEER a ne ree ee tS a ty qg-|metcorological phenomerion, an cast| session of two strong: lines of defense! avkéd about the weather and ‘beat -a| 4 TOMMY, “tts, vance and The Daily Tribune will not! wind, blew snow directly into “the por-|against the arch foe that sneaks in the! | Strategic retreat. He nd Insure delivery after subscription be: /tal of the shed and a drift many feet |dark hours under every available cover. a comes one month in arrears. iin depth was formed in the protection | These two lines of defense will never) Qne thousand jobs, ranging iq pay Applicant for Membership to Audit Bu- afforded by the shed. Snowplows could | be overcome; in these two lines we from $2 a day and board to $195 4 reau of Circulations. ‘not operate in the shed because of the sist ana Alls our faith to the valor/ month and board, are waiting for weur- impossibility of getting rid of the snow; 0f men behind them. ers of red cheyrons at navy yards, or- THe Assositted Lee ee Trees yl they picked up and it was necesmary to| We name them. The American Le-!gnance plants, and arsenals, ‘Thoze entitled to the use for republication of|/remove the drift. by hand-shoveling. | Sion, and the Bay Scout#af America. | who want them should apply to the al news credited in this paper and al#0 | Twenty five carloads of laborers were| In the first line the American Legion, Recorder, Labor rd, United States ———— | rushed to the scene, attacked the snow are massed the men who answered the Navy Yard at Cltiatleston, 8. C., Key with shovels and loaded it on flat cars | Country's callin the time of its need.| West, Fla, Philadelphia, Pa., Ports: aga on which it was hauled out of the shed.|The splendid manhood of America, un-' mouth, N. H., or Puget Sound, Wash. ; ; 2 matchable, In the- second line are} ET A freight locomotive which was run GIVE. AND ng : vere into the shed in an attempt’ to “huck"|formed the Boy Scouts—the coming | HIVE, AND BEAT THE GAME (11), ‘the blockade, become stalled and |Mnhood of Ameriea—the boys who in within a few hours was so drifted in eae Mil be se ee the re-) sausages—sayg they are demanding “No Christmas at our house this year, that on its smokestack and the top z Z atte | $240 a week, Which is @) g00d deal, even ae toe the cab were visible. The drift in ae all the projects before the United’ for a maker of “franks.” “Apropos of | the Shed at that point attained a maxi. | St#tes today, of all the organizations | nothing, $30,000 has just been paid for | ‘ 5 which we would like to support, these general trend of Christmas conversation! mum depth of fifteen feet, trainmen |i. come first. And thay cone fiat 2 Brize hog. | ert. Had the east wind continued ¢ H L 1 | because on them rests the responsibility thirty minutes longer, it is said, snow for the safety of th ublic. Th fal is true that prices for everything! would have packed the shed solidly to 5 te republic. They | out. to he shot’ one morning along ; constitute our main and second line of | Srenci, is ‘that dually. mud: » roof and resort to dynamiting the b 2 z rench ronds ‘that were actually mui seem to be inflated, and undoubtedly it! the reo! ye | defense. and we know that against | gierthan usual, | ; massive concrete structure might have | these lines the waves of anarchy. and!“ "sq, ¥ 5 at is wiser for most families to confine! }een necessary to re-open the line. elahavismy willebeat ampotentiy. | Wor Ah,” muttered the spy, “no ono with} tha lees i BPoseny xe, any heart would march a man through | is reason, and because we love the this mud just before he die: United States, and because it is the —« cf te ig ‘ | & ° , whit's yt ick? a a! unfortunate indeed is that household} 1 I h D: r) N nearest and dearest to: us, we intend Blime, whit's your kic exclaime: where the prevailing spirit of anxiety! | n the ays ews ||to support to a fraction of our last! : ounce of strength the men of the Amer If ce epsmnen Auuuoth lene cen tare unan) ln ee Legion ane Lhe Wes of the. Scouts. FOR REAL BEAUTY fmm og AMELS are the most refreshing, satisfying cigarette you Christmas ispirit. ‘There. are smialt r. Lyman Abbott, . e wish every man and woman s s \ ever smoked! Put a// your cigarette desires in a bunch, tint eaten eutior and el | perm dae by fae con a he Kind ts mre th," skin incelngtencly: én bay some Camels, gve them every tste-tcot an know us of insufficient value fer gifts which! tor for upwards of half a century, and | jts Minneapolia conyention. | deep—exercise and use sealed pagkages of 20 for your own satisfaction that in quality, flavor, smooth- s still numbered among the active : aie cigaretteg or ten pack~ body and in many other delightful w: i yet are generally acceptable to grown-| So ters, De. Abbott isa native of | The great American Legion is not ‘ues (200 cigaret wae rh SRE a ightful ways Camels are ina . | merely an- association to keep alive the | 465 NYAL in a glabeine-paper- ups, ‘There are things which make {in| Massachusetts and comes of a New 4 aye i | G si Re aa a ae pe baa land family which has contributed tee relies ue, ed ame of Face Cream ly pokbotrit ncsniainade Caméls are an expert blend of ¢hoice Turkish and choice or everybody, yet cos . to American literature through several | ing+ ona’ may be. Tt’ is. £ sera ‘ H 7 Domestic tobaccos. You'll not only prefer this blend to either \s for the children, heauty ever tex! generations. — After completing his | if t gee ae with Peroxide f jase a CE sf studies at New York university, in.2g68, | TiEMty glorified @. a. R. and our gal- | je oF fice supp kind of tobacco smoked straight, but you'll appreciate the Westes Sted thy Air lant old boys in blue will be the first, * . . . \ ce \ i mark: -bodied-! i in the eye of the beholder, and to the! je took up law, but soon abandoned | S"iain ott their faded cape and vel, , for its protection against, and cor- or when you travel! remarkable full-bodied-mildness and smooth, refreshing children thank the Lord, toys are toys, 1! 4 ion to enter the Congrega- a 5 feat R.J.R. TobaccoCo. flavor it provides! Camels are a cigarette revelation! His first “pastorate | (G0? Bless you, boys—go to rection of the injurious effects of ’ Winhedaie NC i. i ; dear to the heart and Stirring to the \\as in Terra Haute, Ind., where he re-|/#i0n stands for Americanism and | i ’ Camels win you in so many new ways! They not only andes everything that the word means. «It | s di len air. . : pif imagination, tho to the purchaser they | mained from 1860 to‘1865. “In the fat- | 2 come into being thru the mightiest | wind, cold, sun, and dust-lad permit you to smoke liberally without tiring your aay abo teldling. Wer Seqrshel vent saN neers endl in | pehtiment sin’ thir worlk-mints ane} Geba jar of thé créam ‘today taste but leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or un- Gibb ; rs nee ; ise ahete ot Piscoutn “Shureh in | Legion has faith in the United States | Two, sizes pleasant cigaretty odor! body can be blamed who feels thar Tr TOY During the decade that he |°f-America, and by God's nelp it intemds | pa ar te ing ‘ ae tojsee to it that the faith is justified. : Comparg Camels with any cigarette he ea e nothing. TH oFY | be 7 : i i an ae no ae ings xs ht Fosubled. the Pita estitiah put In aiword, it intehas Perk Goa, and | CASPER PHARMACY A. , in the world at any price!’ You'll jigh and lfe Jy full of care. But the) ad) mn tater yearsche has) addod ae Rowdee iGry i pasta is ar | “ies Ss prefer Camel quality to premiims, person Who matches his wits aguinst/t his reputation by his work as an] /,, ‘al Americanism; in thet eatte i 7 awn ( : coupons or gifts! author and as editor-in-chief of one of faith, andy eee St ; at R . ; the prominent magazines. the people he loves, tho ft, be but lit- a Sausage workers iire on strike. A! man who employs them—workers, nc‘| | | everything is too high.” This is the A firing party Was marching a sp; their giving to useful articles only, but is allowed to interfere entirely with the @— things generally considered at this time; the problem, and, gives something wo tle, will be as truly beating the great D0 Cr ae ame ee aes mn roa Frere aes, © | same of life as the mAn who in the face | Today’s Anniversaries —n of toil and d ouragement builds up a business. The whole world will be 1870—Assembly of German princes pre sented the king of Prussia with he has refused to let an address requesting him to be- | mperor. i Protestant Episcopal dio- Us Sees cese of Springfield, IL, was or- rful, better off, happier and * him. 139 ; 4 iaent | have the finest, assortment in the city of Fancy an Fe ea ene ae 1394 x n was elected president Ve RSPR a A Lag da rench chamber of depu- ee. Chocolates, especially packed for Xmas trade; ples a 2 fs 4 Strenueus efforts are being put forth 1914 . protectorate claimed also fresh home made- eandies at the followi wiih prices: roughout Egypt. * : t Britain sent single men of Pecan Roll, mitted, by some liquor patrons- , ‘the new volunteers from 19 to 22 Per lb. “ears old to the colors. 7 : ar onacbetatles Good Chocolates (assorteq), leyeorn, Inasmuch as he is condemn und repelled attacks Per Ib. 5 ar Peronne. Extra Fine Chocolates,’ n persons killed in a German middle of January, they urge, it would . raid on London, Per Ib. : ». be ne more than right to give him a French C use odtime teeior Cat Ohetalingd F3 SPerslb), 2. ea eae - eos eee f ’ ins "Sut" nt’ af One Wear Ago in War [l] cicosnat mii, 3 . | Men's 5 Department jons of booze that the liquor men woule 2 ay ae United States t SOC ed Cob- like to sell; and it might be supposed, ;, mia mane ys oe orae a tl Peanut Brittle, trom ‘jo leastit aiblsigen tak Meee Ne Rawalnetonat ion Preddeatiwisers ||P er 1b. ee 3 \~ Want to remind you that there only 7 more Shopping Days drop of that booze is yearning to have sit London, Peanut Bar, iene dc wry acai ea chi. RosmmceR Se LARSON Reeds teecone We aise idee as cotaiammnnnnntii eee [lt until Christmas, and we make the following Christmas sug- » appeal has been mude to Con-| Res The Teibtine Went Ads See (ver gee ae i gestions for men: ne ee a co Bi ‘i eee Xmas Broken Mixed (special), Ss it. crow ine eomict win eotehe “SLQAN'S LINIMENT |) Xinas cut atixea’(opeciai, 2 ‘ TTA ufflers promise of half a billion dollars in in "9 Per Ib. oo Overcoats eer Caps mens NEVER FAMLS MED” [Poin 2a ) p Dillion more in the excess profits taxes eee Per Ib. .. Shee hes y 1M Mackinaws Gloves of distillers and dealers Any man or woman who keeps it handy will tell you that Glossy Mixed (special), Bath Robes Congress, however, refuses to budge same thing Per Ib. by liquor interests—and, it must be a holiday reprieve for old John Bar ed to final and offickal execution the 4917 And Congress in this matter is sure: of : ; freq uentl: Chocolate Nut. Fuad g ‘’ oe xe E 5 . sicjlfant. puldie-wapyurt:<-idmacsie aoe} Dace AL we nese eaten cae. PRR ICE Auto Robes ort of Christmas: it would be, with a A-counter-ircitant, Sloan's Lini the congestion and pene, Maple Nut Fudie, Blankets | ~ besew ss 2 @ Suit Cases delugs strong lige suddenty tet ‘ Per Ib. n profonged strouth! Tr wore Pai oon eng manatee Candy, all colors =i (titi(‘;~SéSr House Coats eh, We hee Traveling Bags be bad enough at any titné, add: espe: for reducing: and, Saaly shgnating and: sizes cially so at Christmas time.” A national neural a, fn npase Pies Aig as Bek. A ae naan Sy. Pajamas 4 ‘ Traveling Sets - aleoholic s ich is not the American) sprains, bruises, the result ol ‘exposure a orations, ecac! } Night Shirts r * :. Shaving Sets eS to weathers 5 people's Idea of «a Christmas celebra-| "Sloan Li nehtais edid by, all drug- Special Prion lade on Quantities to Ouwihe 5, dua den: ; , howls, Lodges, Etc. : Shirts Te “ % Collar Bags ee, = The Detroit Pree Press tells of a y x Y > : me —— . E Neckwear " : » House Slippers group of workmen who struck for loi Lasiiment = 3 - fiobbe: Sait te, Mongur alae tous | Heep 14 nad. ae Tt er or F andkerchiefs - fg Suspenders : — Arm Bands — : yy Belts ae > ys } ' ‘8 er welll ep a : ; AeA o ciasssatairs WD Tie Pins a meee Carters, Etc. 4 well as ingore a 900 4 Special attention will be given Christmas shoppers and a FOR CHRISTMAS 4)" or e fancy Holly Box with every purchase over One Dollar SHOOTING GALLERY | : ° = Nee a : ! Wigs eereys emer 3 Se Oe