Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 14

= oe Set . PAC FOURTEEN - | Malt of our troubles today are mere! ‘The trouble With Russia is that there !io walk in, but they buy the other thing, for hed men and young Jaen. * "| si adows, and not actual: | more than one situation over there. | Irina. Bie 119-06 If yon have «a leaky radiator, have. it H. I. Long of St. Paul, Minn., was! yp, Bonnie? of Omaha is in the city The Shokten’ Shooting Gallery hns | revnired Before it is too Inte. We re- | 2 business visitor in the city yesterday. | for a few days on business. Mr. Schu- | received another*large shipment of + Be | peir any mdke radiator. Acety! lene Chatene recat isftil_ man never 18 [Ter ‘will leave on an Restorer business “keys for the “holidays. ' - co 8 vece | Rrealen ape DN gat rctlon, | Ma se lea tiiatied bomcsie cola Gaeta Wh: trip to Sait Creek next week. The coal miners lost $45,000,000 whi) i jarage, 1 co on the strike. You may do your « | Th tdi t profiteer is the com-} The Henning ‘Toggery is the place ae an Sette y wn : ; Sam matson has gone to Chadron, ino hodee herginn’ to make your Christmas purebnse. \ny-* commenting mere statement ; Ruy Red Cross Chrteunas seals | Neb., on a three-day business trip, He . i | fs pects to bring back an elk head hereatter, Two telegraph wires have ! ’ George Sehbiilt is vm Denver on which 4°friend of his promised him as been Installed and direct service ean | . isiness with the { merchants, a gift or: Christmas, be received from Douglas, Lusk ahd | ts 2 ; ienver thru this office, i 5 ej}. at — 4 v Whereis dant thi Chop> suey, and’ noodles yt the Bon f Frida y Cla! Ss : best. 12181 Ton Cafe every day, Big chicken din- . R. Johnson of Denver arrived in 7 - I ner on Sunday, 12-19-6t the efty yesterday and will spend the | ‘ ' ! . | week-end here on business. a Pre ply the best panacea for ai ry, , Geo, C. Rice of Tulsa, Okla,, arrived : | e most any trouble these days is worl: | “christmas trees and plenty of them, | 3 5 i aaah es frat ays here vsti te eet | ate the Ol Gy Auto Supply. | Cali} 16 02, Glass of Raspberry Preserves... Foreien steamship tickets { *hone 1112. 19-4t | ‘ change. John Lyneh, Phone i Kt 3} 8 No. 3 cans of Hominy... : | _Savela nickle or two at the Citizens! || ‘THe Eames and Hawley Grocery: has 2 No. 2% cans of Apricots. > ‘ j j State Bank, Start a sivings account preenres & large shipment of holiday 9 ; A. I apemone to Dente: | and haye something for a rainy day. | >tock, which is coat on sale, | 8 cans of Regular 20c Corn....... © ont hort «visiting trip. | I | ‘ BS ; Zo pat 1219-6t | here are fewer women preachers in By the Case.. 3 , . ~ bs rat | ’ fifty years i : 4 Phe Yellow Cub Company's phone ts | | M. A. Gregor of Brush, Colo., ar- | es Rae at aN eres vere | i nes .... $ ae 1218-80 | ved in the city this morning and will | { Soa of Oil Sardi ; ‘ Clifford Lyman has accepted a pq: | Bue ay bz few days here visiting with | ‘phe fhriner is the. Lord's next-Aoor 13 cans .... $ ‘ ition at the American Pool and Billiard ed neighbor,” says a Georgia editor, while ¥ lb. No Vary Delicious Coffee. 4 PAvion: | A savings account is the way to suc- | Urging "boys to become: farmers. i 3 Ibs. bs ; Start one today at the Citizens’; Now that the clock has been set back | bg \ pe Hee t Bhcoudiser ite, ee 12)19-6t “io right time, the ranchers don’t seem | 2 pkgs. Oatmeal Crackers 2 i : | wha iis thé ehiitanion ivoodeutter of ‘© be any happler, : 9 Cakes Wool Soap. 4 : melting s eaus ‘atrona county fe prohibly is not Al Pool iiliard. Par- ® ' ns on Center jthe man who is always talking about ‘athe A a cee oa Satirpabtinie ci. | 4 cans Sunbrite Cleanser. 3 { coe [he wall uN pan Phop woodor what he gers, candy and soft drinks. 12-19-6t 1 35¢ size Gold Dust... ; é | Was able to do twenty yeurs ago. i § Pde o., LOTS, RHONe Tuer ane | MK | B.C. Grace of Pueblo, Colo., arrivea!@ 1 Ib. Creamery Butter. heen changed to 1283. ‘The, Smokers { Xow cat find ansthing you want tai jn the ety. yenterday und expects tug: > Yb ome: eS the fancy silk shirt\line or men’s and jamuin here on business until after the ie ® ‘ si ‘ matit jyoting men’s faney neckwenr. At the joi lays. 2 ‘ W. W. Reyleck of Tos Angeles call Prentine Rove At the holidays } arrived in the city yesterday and wai A. E. Vieau of Chiengo,' representing ® visit here with friends for several ays. | Investigations are alwayy made after the Crouse£linds Co. was in the elty 3 / re the horse has been stolen from the'sta- Vesterday calling on local trade, ' ’ 4 3 Foreign steamship tickets jie. } g s cha John Lynch. Phone \ The Natrona Shoe Repair Shop has Phone us, Phone No. 1125-W—We Deliver Promptly 7% 3 | Sturt-i savings account at the Citi- rearranged some of its machines so as a 2 . 5 zens’ Suute Bank, Get a good founda: to make more space for the workmen. 627 East Second Street $ The Wigwam r “1 a large con tton in-Hfe and save-a few nickels and 4 iment of Christmas candies and no-| |. mes new and then, 12-19-6t Women. “want’. skirts wide enough } ; Get into the habit of eating good *. < | wend. Yc IT find it fresh every day Renin Winwaniine 0) nistz9 HHOKARONG LER CHRISTY “THIS IS. THE MOST ARTISTIC | 3 PHOTOGRAPH 1 HAVE EVER '—Miss Frances Fuirchitd, daughter of | What has become of the old fashioned Mr, and! Mrs. John ©. Fat 100 Christmas seals to the Pr man who helieved that the was to be of Wales, posed for this picture to ald fight on tuberculosis waged by the | 5; ereat is to be of humble service, Red Cross, | fj : - Kat a square meal for 50 cents at the ; | N PaaS ind Navy club: 1217-6t | Billie’s ‘Taxi line. Phone 741 or White's Grocery reeeived a large ship: } : 4 3 12.18 ment of Christmas trees yes | i} i The Willard service station is having (petormasitivmie: attractive. display Ha WI x 2 i $ iis entrance remodeled and a large dis-} @he new thermometer that? was. ve |/the store. i | i window installed cently hung on the front.of the Rud | i |! - } a. 4 {Cate is v. attractive artd will be con-, Common sense at the eating hour | {i Wy Anything for th smoker at the Smoke | venfent to the patrons wil Itell you that the Army and Navy | yt) . ) figisc. Tinrgent line of SsmokKer's tartl: : 7 club is the place to cat a meal for | HH tt oy) II cles In the west. 12-16-6t) Gtread of quality at tle Wigwam, . 50 cents. 12-17-6t } | ! i li | 8.1. Carlson of Sioux Falls, 8. D. 121S-6t Jess Willard ix under arrest for 1 il eit Hf was a hu ess Visitor in the city ves a # 3 % profite nx On wood, Sev ul counts | | i] . : i} terday and hax gone to Lander. elgeuiru Analaeneanenerer ne Say nat bin oeeaneluaing st belong H Il ; FT is the declared purpose of the must face in their efforts to provide? | : i ea area tebe 2x06 took in Toledé last summer. } i Just step to the phone and » visiting, withytelendg)and rela- HII United States Government to satisfactory railroad service. ‘ il] y wir you w Weed ehains and auto radiator coy- | t, i Heal Copenh ie ee ae renty Sie * Complete stock of auto accesso: | i | restore the railroads at an early Te iebonaet ; hesiater i 124 Ss we have Christmas tr Plenty ries. Get your auto thett signals now | | » ar t is hoped to engage the-inter-. i of them tor immediate before it is too late. Center Street ijl date to the control of their owners. ES Bae | The young man who has wn #/City Auto Supply. Phone ? Filljng Station. 12-17-6¢ 1] est of the whole American people, | mu he du old spell : who iH Bone ar raat 7 : lh wits el at for so dofng, is now won-| The change an a Weather has Hot x. Simpson of Mont. ar { \ The Association 7” Railway whose welfare is so vitally dependent : a dex how he can have it shaved off|mAny sheep and cattle men into the n the city yesterday and w . 3 Sele nts n 5 3 iy Saee sow ye can) cityt ome) ceportiitine silow lerax cae a (ew diya here on business, Sie | in Executives. represents those nMPO! upon’ adequate transportation, Hi note | weit that, toe Xe cout only ve moved Simpson. i property owner in the | whom at that time responsibility I Don't ne s photo} two or three miles at one time. ely and will make his home here in the \ 3 fy ee il 190"! sittings | hear future, | | - will again rest for the prompt iand The country can grow only as; Hi I Pe ictit hy -; Something good to eat every days at | é aes . ilroad » Th mileoad 1 bi ait | the Harvey Cafeteria, 12-17-6t , thing to please for Christmas Is the se- Ba |) successful movement’ of the coun- the railroads gtow. e railroa i 1 | : cret of purchasing gifts. Drop in and } ra ta) i Herouhe Of Ghicawoe ri oe Wilkon Knight, poth look, over our ine of inen'a ard aaa 1 | try’s commerce. problem must be solved—and solved i the Great Western Penell company, ar-| popular me of wma “Men's furnishings. Henning Torgery. | ey . a riveds in the city yesterday and aris : elnh have accepted poxitions at! 12-11-6t ; | Those’ constituting ‘this Associ- -, tightly and soon—if our country is ‘9 i pend a few dl here, he jeture house: The young s P sper. \j ___|mensaie well known for thele master, O« Be Monson, who k n visiting | ation are keenly conscious of. their to prosper. i If you fresh oyste pe Rapti **! accomplishments. veha ‘i pans puree H suntabilicy em aN publi e ' I h i fi i crabs drop into the, Casper Cafe. H his home in Spo- i ‘acco’ ic oY i romote that prosperity’ i 12-18%) Anything that is good and that tastes , tO spend Christmas, with 1} 5 BLP BFOM d ly Erorre i i | zood will he found at the bet * his family, ~ } i / te _ A shteret a ii To see who ean make te most noise teria ound sacipe Pager omy Cate. Vane: e a { : _* They have accordingly de- ria ee ie ce Been d \ chewing gum in the picture shows y “uve assessment work you | oi ow —that railroad ex- HI the orchestras is not playing, ‘Woodman spare that tree, is a sy. Wint done eall on me, Tam prepared termined to present as fully as they Cre whOle peoples =e | i the indoor aports of two Casing absolutely out of date this winter,” {do your work. References furnished i can, the fundamental facts and con- ecutives will present to the public i youngsters. said @ Casper man who had ju .f required, Celvin Cass, Henning ho- | es Ry : 7 {| ive aim to please, Quality, service |‘! from the mountains with tel, 12-17-6t. siderations which they themselves the situation as they see it. ||| ve aim to please. if s La RSs i i Rt, Wee RCL Sersinolkae LEID Use| Sean About 500,000 miles of barb wire were Wg : F i I Pile 12-16-6t| See McEveny for your ‘id out in Prance during the war, and | ‘ t Wh Dhiristdtae reir dey ata nly 6,000 miles of it have been folled \ {I ASSOCIATION oF RAILWAY EXECUTIVES He What lke ve"! phogie 19-W aba 1 removed. France is ‘1. terrible ‘ Wa terday in Dec young in 1 which to try to steal a water. \ ‘ SW) 5 H| clligent inun of Cas, Ralph Cooper th Side cirele ef the ho: a ~ THOMAS DEWITT CUYLER, Chairman i 1 ays “Two or three ¢ are. atthe hom: Ke H | {i : ai cout street to.) N@Y 18 the time to get your weed | ALFRED. THOM, CARL R. GRAY, President C. A. PEABODY, Chatman es H facover Wittere” ica Aime the tail et chains and prevent any accident, Aute | (1 General Counsel Western Maryland’ Ruilway Co. Ulinicis Central Katitra IC. f i or, 125 North Center street, (upstais.)| will ho teed te, riqlate ito theft signals, 2 i FRANK ANDREWS, JOHN H. HAMMOND, Acting Pres. E. PENNINGTON, President F i | phone! 4 12 tote Tani comple all times of auto ac- He Chairman Board of Dizectors Bymgor & Aroo.iook Railroad Co i Atlan: Rey Ca i i bs b cessor! Agents for the Hood and { | } Bae gee CHAS. HAYDEN, President Se Pand & Sant St lavie Anarebists don’t believe in the nitive ta od business and location Brunswick tires. Center Street F . Hy ca m 7 A > : A aa on Sea Bt MPT iz have a Bood business and location DEES r Center Street Pilling j | {It tae Meee Sorthepa Ry. Co. Bice eck Iantd & Paste Kailway Co. C..E. PERKINS, Presid Bs i H Fy ’ for snle on Center street and will sell 12-17-6t. | iycapolls @ Sek Chicayy, Buslingion & Quis r appeal 10 the law, und talk about their ss at inventory. If interest o | A. R. BALDWIN, Receive: i Aeareabets SG Lave Rattoad Ce. Colorado & Southern Re WI " , org oO f ¥ attractive display of | | es cago # Euste in bm 7 a 4 | ou will findteour eiehas intl the TATGEKE yhen's and young men's silk shirts and | "Hida Ea Case Ratiny Oo J. M. HERBERT, President Mea veins OUTER rs | Smoke House Pool and Billiard Parlor loud laughing on Center street Smoking skets in. its new display! i j W. G. BESLER, Pres. & Gen. Mgr. St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co SAMUEL REA, Président HH in their stare moments, Join the Ay wad Nor a medicine show per. Window, | cts sid Gelert Bete) CW. HUNTINGTON, President Pennsglverdta Raltrood Spin i crowd and get acquainted 218-6 It wis a gang of men tr othe home idee thee: | {| | * Aschiion, ‘opel & Sants Fe Railursy Co. MaEnios Betis Co J. H- REED, President < | i AS aoe tan intoxicated 1 on’ Chirlatenas’ Géeetontg el iI W. G. BRANTLEY, J. H. HUSTIS, Temporary Receiver Hlesemer & Lake Brie Railwat Company ; i || urns of Reno, Nev Je sure isa lucky ade TeeOIEO ee ee aT it « Bredidentiand Gerierel Couneal Beston & Maine E, P. RIPLEY, President - 1 ‘in the city and lett for Vinee the 1 € Auto Supply befor. 5 i | Aliana Rirstighen'® Adirate Ros Co. C. E-INGERSOLL, President ‘Atchison, Topela & Sexes Fe Raslwsy Co. i Kk this morn where he will spend all gorie. Phone 1112. 13-18-54) i HARRY BRONNER, cohen Midland Valley Railroad Co. BIRD M, ROBINSON, President i ul days on business, emodeling cp, Fisher of Bt. Jo phiys&to.Wndd I | ‘Missouri Pacljié Railroad Co. L. E. JOHNSON, Prolene “American Line Railrod Association ! ctloms BREET rind’ tor the: eit yee reas i E.N. BROWN, Pres. & Chairman Norfolk & Wescem Railway Co, WwW. L. Ros President & Receiver North Cen? two weeks in Salt Creek. Mr. Fisher } Pere Marguete Railway Co, LARZ A. JONES, President Fitedoy Se Lanis d Western Railroad Co, will lenve for his home tonight a All Hat St. LowisSan Framcis9 Railwuy Co, Alabama & Vicksbar;-Railway Co. Cc. E. SCHAFF, Receivet Rigi Wis textents torancnar ten ae | 1 | WILLIAM BUCHANAN, President Vicksburgh, Shreveport & Pacific Railway Cu, psonri, Kansas & Tetas Railway Co; fiteh enue with } | 7 Louisiona & Arkansas Rail: MORGAN JONES, President M. SCHUMACHER, President arrived | Ag ' i E.G. BOGE ENDS Presidest ‘Abilene @ Southern Rai EU Paso & Southwestern Syitene spend Te President A. H. SMITH, President 1] ‘Tell your friends about it, give them i Central Ne land Railway'Co. HOWARD ._G. KELLE » hint too of how they can have the it i Klan Reread’ Co ah Rucland Rafoad Cov Grand Trenk Railway Syster New York Central Lines = ne how a ges and lighting system on. thelr iH Recht echoes @Haveun e co WILLIAM T, KEMPER, Receiver’ o anaal Vemtine astoeh Ga Watch your battery these cold days. e ex 5 : Auto Bice. Karisas City, Mexico & Orier %e. ral Vern nf? ory Terk Arcata ith It (neksas iG ened man satiety is? 1 stigutdn! Gh ve 111) Sedat Sorat ATA 1 | RALPH BUDD, President te a Penne President MILTON H. SMITH, Presidene fi into the Auto Electrical company.|® great many friends in this vicinity.” Phone gem 12-16.6t. Lit H. E. BYRAM, Procdent ‘Atlantic Coast Lite Rellrosd Co. Lowisville © Nasheiile "11 East First st 1S LOMt When agi darHeab iat. ifiotabattery =| i |i Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co. JOHN B. KERR, President Y. T. STEWART, Vee rrebient . F put Into a battery Mrs returned from | 1 M.J. CARPENTER, » President York, Oncurio & Westem Railway Co, We & Ship Islan. cats of high calibre had their] 8 age starts. A wood insulated bat xt Okia., where i | Chicago, Tere Haste’@ Southeusern Ry. Co. ULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT RH. SWARTWOUT, P Presidene outs last night. They entertained the] !("¥ must have acid put into it (when she bus been visiting with fri nds and | Hd JAMES T. CLARK; President isise \ of Ex. ‘Conk Nozfoll: Southern Railros neighbors for at least three hours and| it is assembled at the + Willard relatives, | | Chicago,SePand Mintagpelis #OmahaRy.Co. - 1. B. TIGRETT, President a of ammunition is in store for| “hreaded rubber batteries do not have p | W. A. CLARK, President H. R. KURRU:, President Gulf, Mobile & Norther Ratracd Co. f FO ae eeid put into them untii needed, there- — The Otto Krause Brokerage Co. has . OR eS ce. Chicago, Indiancpilis @LoulilleRaiwwayCo. W., H. TRUESDALE, President fore you get a new battery when you | be Land will be run un | W.R. COLE, President A. R. LAWTON, President Delasoare Lacipannia de Weotern i Ch If you are in doubt about the hoase}set a Willard, «Auto Electrical” com- Tom Mreney & Co. | | Nishitey Chananoote &Seglawis Ry. Ca Sneral of Geeigia' Ratfueay Co. FRANK TRUMBULL, or let you are looking for, see the 111 Kast First street. Phone | | iM WALTER P. COOKE, 2. wt. LEVEY, ‘President Exseidicbe pi teseteatba aU Pate. h Realty company, shove the Iris : 12-17-6t | 1H Present and Genz Gouget chan Bheorirok Gictepeake § Obtg Raley Co ter. Bane y seedy Many hata BAL hus, been utenen TYPEWRITERS | | | 5 2 ee ee make ELE LO , Presidene F. D. UNDERWOOD, Presidene George Dudley of Eau Claire, Wii the hou that are moy- ere pial cee i in i Buffalo & Singrichanna Rallrwad Corporation yore fa oa who has been visiting here for the past! ing it on The house ht, sold, .exchanged an | I If President RET, Eresidéne oO. P VAN § SWERINGEN, Président three Weeks with relatives has retugned | was being from the repaired; supplies. | Dealing inf} ‘ly 4.7 DICE aaa reading Railway Co. 3 Ci 5 Sooke Rate Company Nowe Diorke, Pilened 2 Lets alfred ¢ * to his home for the holliday’ cast Gnd of town to somewhere in the | Sundstrand sAdding Machines. i . M. DUNCAN, President ROBERT S. LOVETT, Pre ROBERTS Aten Aeidint jest end of town and stopped trattic [Casper Typewriter Exchange |) | Whisting & Lake Evie Reilstay Co. Unis Posie eee ee 2 ndles «© Nene shleg tls A for 4 few hours. However no blood was | Wyatt Hotel Phone so |). HM HOWARD > ELLIOTT, Pr Presideng. MORRIS McDONALD; President HENRY (WALTERS ee Cpe ree a "i = Peele: | i nigh xy Maine Central Railroad Com B 4 right and eh y Hlectriéal | a | NEWMAN ERB, B, President G HL MARKHAM, ae see Pyne f company, 141 West First street. Phone 4 AnncAshen resident "| Dp ; ny Mlirsts Central Railroad WILLIAM H. Were, » Low. 12-16-6t. | et) $. M. FELTON, Pr Tecies N.S. MELDRUM, P: ce h Kichmond, Frede of % baahed as Umonareh, oft . . \ ey ee Wester Railroad Co. Tres 8 Poa M, Pes Chairman mena Frede J me, vied a es 5. : ; A Casper bachelor wa ch of 4 w. EY, ; j aN he surveyed until he ' i: ue Fg is J. L_NISBET, General Agent CHAS. A. WICKERSHAM, e Peak hus now joined that army of married | ; R. FREEMAN, Receiver Georgia, Fiorids & Alabama Ruitway Co, Wasnt eahaiey of Alabatea * : men who are wondering how it all hap | . 4 4 " Denwer@f Salt bake Rellraad Ca: Wh LAM 1 oa I, NOONAN, President. BANTER WILLARD, Président 6s pened o CARL MyrGAGE, President. IULtaNt« os urgh Railway Co, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co, oD 7 road To Ratlozd ~=W! ibe eh BORN, wie P ts Pi me. : i : FOR CHRISTMAS rae TeNereaine iaiae eae high gre | SyR. GUGGENHEIM, Preside A. t. CASON, igident B, A: WOR TEINGTON: nt 2) Hi ‘ogal in Also @ limited num: | Neeadi Nomkern Reda Co Nonhwesigen Pacic Railroad Go. Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western ‘ (ge! so00d used planos at attractive . . n'' hike” Terms conveniently arranged. ' if. hone, write or call Henning hotel. | . f ‘ ae f “ne » ‘ ; Yi) i Moom 243. HH. A. Turner, representa- % —— 5 ma): tive of A. Hospe Co., Omaha, Scotts s i <A : Pluffs and Casper. * §B-47-Bt >