Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 15

NATRONA COUNTY TRIBUNE. CHIROPRACTORS DK. LB. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Chiropractors uite Townsend Bidg. orsices 423 Phones Kes, 8075 eotiaion” ee} 5 ‘" a be ae | “The First Principle of Success” 266 North Maple bi —_Eeme sue CONTRACTORS | | oa CONTRACTORS | 1 (nos ME FIGURE WITH YOU ON UR HOME OR BUSINESS “LOCK PETER CLAUSEN All Union Men and Women, your Friends and Families are requested to be CONSISTB SINT, PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY and demand the UNION LABEL on all commo- dities you purchase whenever possible. The following BUSINE: =) General Contractor Claims More seen . djihi-atca by pa | INTEREST of our city solicit Reason o} ta Made One Ree ee | the support of ORGANIZED LABOR and are. recommended | Available by Government ts |] by the as Trades Assembly: | Operation. | H. BOLNER | AMUSEMENTS { f i | Rig. Building Contractor || Center, St i SQTON, Dee. 19.—With the Phone S310. \ Hoel: Phone gts: ra facirig demands for general it St 2) Phone 1 t e raises from the railway employes Phone } 1 turn being beseeched by the pri- CLOTHES CLEANERS AUTO a ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRING i! ow ners Got securities, the "THe weRvice eaNens Col BS M Ba AE co. : z H the railway men stand| |} Cleaning. Prensin i dtemodeling 7 tnesBiatter ot pas? How. well Bhiter, HEE SEGINT: ca ae AUTO TOP MANUFACTURERS | » they, in view of the advanced “Servios” Our Matto Phone $6 JNO. M YHUNT & CO. Third and t Sts +22, Phone 79-J. | f living, compared to where they — “AUTO. ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRING | ore thé War?” | = DOCTORS Eee ahs BBER CO., 119 1 : Bhone | y h tual mo tees Er. Cc. WA ‘s i Wo ole oevee one fe Have a oS she i Me fae 1 DR. MYERS ii} casper ‘enter & 1 Phone in Loe ae “giant: tn the ettort| at Ph yolana and surgeon | OIL SUPPL Phone ey Wiule the. Dig steike largely. was a «“ ” | pate) arasbeaigire: © ane ‘ART GOODS AND PICTURES ro te ab to how much the r Seen from “The End of the Road now Showing at the Lyric. | Sutte 200.201, 0. 5. B ri] THE CASPER sTATIOD y CO. 144 FP. Second St -.. Phone 218 ter of dispute fn a seh | Office Phone 69V. Hen. Fhowe za | 746 | BAKERIES rs actually were receiving and how | KS Au gr the cost of Hving had gone up on{atl received the same wag during the nes = 3 ° hae =i ond St F Phonc | them, there wre @esurate aid detinkt month it would have Been $119 But, | Physician and Strgeon CTH eee Sarshhope! available showing just where! of course, the wages earned from the bf iy | Oftics: Suite ne Smith Bldg. | - « rail employes stand since the gov-| 578.68 that some 23,000 crossin« flax. 1 $4 | —Phones— | ae : BATTERY SERVICE teament took the roads. men and. gatemen got during July to merican egion ews otes | Ais OSES ewe eia ts aeeoeee 888 |] casper MoTOR co, 143 W. Second St... : Phone ; These figures cover, thonth jby month, | the $256.41 that some 12,000 passengér ec = thd hours worked THE BOC the pay reeived and | éugineers avers cor the $359 asijonth GLOBE SHOP the percentage Of ititréase in pay dur-}that the genéral wémunistrative offic Is, ing the entire time the government has} from president down averaged, iad control of the rOads—the period in| Increase of 190,000 In Employees. | whieh the greatest Wage changes have} Aside from the wage question, but Edited for the Benefit of Ex-Service Men, Partictlarly Members of the American Legion Which Designated The Tribune as Its Official Newspaper in Wyoming G. 8, BAWDEN, M. D. Practice lim to diseases of the ; Genito-Urinary Tract and Diseases | | of the Skin. »] Office: Hourbaugh pies oO. enter St i BILLIARDS AND POOL & S. Bldg rhe SMO Dae & | | Phones: “Offic House, seat; | |] SYQRE IOUS ; : Hospital, 212 or 273. 2NNING « felts Pho heen effected, a8 Well as the period in| indirectly.a part of it, the government | a | Hours: 10 4. m: to 1 p. m.; 4 p.m. ee which the cost of living has soared sKy-| tables show that in July this rthere)| GLENDO POST TO ENTERTAIN {by posts at,thia time: y to.6 p. m.; 7 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. Sere word at the fastest pace. we 190 y § more. employees than | Another post of the state’ has plan-| George Vroman Px government took’ over the | Walter Hayne is. -O the-other- hand, the gevern- | ———————————— manseery Cc. KEITH, M.D. | After the go! the ronds 1 nf prnment took contro! of} when the We a Hew classification] vos ned a big feed and entertainment to -mopolis - i sician and Surgeon. | pede tae ra) pope of the railWay Workers and the wage] iment actually paid for , 417,182,290 | Start the huge American Legion winte Matthews | repr yf! Bava che H lly W. Fir Phone lers have been based on these classi:| hours worked ingJuly, or 17 million’ wembership drive which! wil) be sti 2 cing sand omer | if 147 Sv. Center Be vas “ : Phone 4 ons, not the old Pasis ysed in the| fewer hours than in Recomper? 1917, | fom” December to 31f "Phe Glendp,| Hughes Tittinger Post 3 | Diackthore Building NANTLAT 1 AN Gan i, 140 So, Con : Bt hone rstate commerte+:oommission res} -eVe with. the «laeger nyiibers of em- iw » post of theJlegioh “Wille give.an-Hanna, PastySa, TED Office, 30; Residence 164 ports, ompatrigon Wy title of where] Vloyees: This is due té_ the fac the workers snd today and in 1914,| the general establishment ofthe mple, éfe uifficult to make with-| day basis auhe each Keneral class of} "umber of em) 6 smi subdivisions to as-| ‘4ime number loyster supper and this) w end t@ start the drive off in good st Calhoun, member of the commnittes; Harry F Post No, Springs Post ==2 | ATE HOSPITAL CHIROPRACTORS MATIN, Room Gig 'y sher, jon, and the cinen agfte a © secretary of the K get emblems at ote Shane in Hog they Were then classified Can't Compare Efficiency.>.--exion- editor of The Dat rine will rate cents ch ‘by sending d ne CLOTHING SU. Phot A 7 a stio: ela 2 ort or . 7 ree! 0 ~ natio: e In-| CLOTHING CO. . Phe One Hig Increase Not Shown The question of relative efticiency.of {go from per to the smoker reet to the, national headquarters, In | Pa \iso the Ol€ reports, previous to gov: 1917 and today, of course, could noc ieee Nares die polis, Ind. Get them at once and} *— Se bal ky eh peta “fae ) ernment operation, @id not call for ts comparison, but woulth! gutletin No. 4.of the American Legidn| give one to each moniber. a : Phone 7. detailed information as is gathered to. ikesin the relative prodpetion | has heen sent to every post in the BN | DR. J. C. BIBBS f St. Phone 14 day, Ann@@l wage requirements, were] °F the total Hours worked in 1817 with | from headquarters “here by as is investigating charges of| 1 " These “gdhe€al tig own, ang: HO tabulated down to a] ‘hese of unit Eom wsittion basis, so the most} [0 20 graph y of where the railway men S| Mar UNE teu a ry wor do | started in the eampaig: Misher it clearf, the statu of the» indi of titme and Kmen, of cours®, Dut thi pney in building |) m foreman of A.| | for 4,000 ‘me A b D. W. MéGrath LB: { stand today 48 présented in the govern- aad picture of the general railWay }pors th the legion in Wyoming. T he was not pe: 2 cic, H situ: ion. bull follows, in part: dx fy ment’s owl payfolls. ato ¥ ,. x _ | bulletin follows, pa ‘ ad nor hese show Just how much each class), THE railroad payrOMW for ‘the Country Powder Riv Let "Er Butk! He declares he was! | workmel'ig earning today. The n December, 1917, a month When 1rge | tpraly contractor's office and| | had bulletin No. 3 left this called thto th pairing, CARE BRU GUCy o ICE Pi CPROxs Armature Wind- lumbe Phone 471 of ‘the empléyces were Torcett f no “iff or “ands” about the fig-| | é office Wheh returns began to come In told not to do sq much but just to| | 19K, Wleetrical Wiring and Con. | Ruccist3 s. They represent What the gc © work overtime to Keep trafic SoINss }on patd-up memberships for the yekr keep things looking. all right With of pope =§:} ante ‘pid : Blione 1; ernment | @EQMO GaSe tut ana ate| yn the: payrelt IBeG. RA TOIT 1920, We are pleased with this fike big number of men on the payroll. One | WAT CLEANING eA L eBpane | urge, wi i , 7 ate Ra et ‘ ‘axed on ggthotitative statements pre-| ear ‘it was $88640935,° Sines that [Tow me: Bee : GRRE OER ON edehe NEW YORK HAT CLEANING | ‘DEPARTMENT STORES i pared by the director general's office time the #h Have be ive An early start alw means suc-| to e© received $ om the WOR ' Ric Wl At DS & CUNNINGHAM, 1 Ph : it shouldbe pointed out, however, in eee pie eaUARE thei pan, rc i {government that paid the soldiers: $1 a | We slean and reblog at Kinds of Ww COMMERCIAL CO” 102-105 Mobo S Phen, an, ' r “ 4 ay " | is Ceasers | sd day. 8, Pi AB, ' connection with the comparative wage] ‘Vic that of the other wérkinen, and| —~8 following positions ar yea Hats for ladies and” Ranciemene'| DRY Goops increases (HE various classes of work- anotiier million “dollars a, month, a | New trimmings; all work guaran TILE RICHARDS &© CUNNINGHAM $0, Center St... Thome 7 ‘ ment ee Mail Roa a ad $0, 1917, yualize some of the Shoe iehintas parlor in Connection 5 inst Gs zy i at the . ! or ladies and gentle j viow to pie Hite Feeeived Reet ani ade eaastra h e ibg Wnag ot a ve aye eae ELECTRIC WIRING, CONTRACTING A AND SUPPLIE spate % fey i 3 nad ax | . nd, Casper, Wyo | TH ite hems ra +1080 i Wanves tifu the Adamson act, | rullroad ¢mployéés Worked the | ' | S. Titiding.” ‘“Thone asicw | Gove ee PH Hint See Photo tok. ' ting the hgvrs of labor down to ¢ me number of hours today that they s a ae eaeneeeeeny : t. Phone 188- : iy and fhe general wage adjustment! did in December, 1917, the average inc} Ms INSURANCE FLORISTS 7 it Was made during that general pe » of sof all, classes of .em- The receipts in the new internal rev- | e-= iy CASPER FLORAL CO, 106 So. Center St Phone 872. { riod men Sen eaee i 1ue offices at Cheyenne, last Moriday | + Publit Has Been Confused. So the brotherhoods and other classes of workmery that Shared in the big pre- war advanfes do not show the he FURNITURE DEALERS FURNITURE CO, Second & David Sts - FARM MACHINERY NICOLAYSEN LUMBER, CO, 108 1. First St jal estimate of per cent to the new raises, would total 53 i ‘trem. the Wyomifg district, | We sell he Wyoming's Own | : ; 205,000. | Life, Keep Your Money at Home. | | cent, Thatis just-since the govern: | , | is . Sate teat or Oeste eee! \ P| It is a curious fiet that, although-the oo CHAMB nt took over tlie roads in “Dec { increases” ifr wages sthce the govern-} (917, and docs Hot hielide the istletoe is used so freely in the.déco- | o— LAWYERS 5 aati eines He FILING CABINETS—STEEL pent took eontrol two years ago that! 1916 and 1917 under the Adams ia t itioh of homes at the Christmas sea-| | WILLZAM 0, WILBON races tenet : pt Bune the other @lasges Of workmen do. ind other adjustments in the pr \Increase \ Held. Likely Following (0. Seis nurety, in eves, een ta nto ‘ibraes Unofficially, influential men in the period. Visit Here of Public Service Commission Expert from Cheyenne. oration of sacred © probably of its early association’ with | 4 n rites, ajo—— ul administration say the public has; As the railroad employees on an aver- an erroneous idea of the general| ige are working shorter hours toda statug of the raf] employes. There} than then (most of them ure paid b, ny Mifferent classes of railway| the hour), the siin in dollars a wage demands have been} and cents sh © in money Government almost contin-| received of per cent over December, month of hy nt over the AND SON ce} BUNGALOW G St USTORAGE CO., i, EK COMME F 0., ds ATRONA m CO... RALSTON ee NY emp) before ously. Thé qublic has seen one set of demands after another granted and] per imagined thet all the rail employes| month during th Ci \ eon rtime, on 46.) Water rates to start off the new year. ¢ B d \{ toe 0F Ys ange oa hier twtesuatt | Casper Business and enrtirs: r of 1917, {the State Public Service commission ing. them. And out of this,| When this percentag: ted sn | heyerihe is expected by ‘city offi- i} | suy these 6fficials, has grown the im-| dollars, without figuring in the recent here: to be granted by the first Professional Column re a nS nly will | have . higher RY, 114 Cobb Aste 115 WB. Se _ HARDWARE DEALERS u. MEDW AIS CO; " f és were | Phone Petia i Phone . 1W7 So. Center Sty... Phone Phox “ HARNESS AND. SADDLES Third & Pine Phone 79-3. pression thitt"all the rail employes were | adjustment to the shopmen and slow A representative of the eom- ving in @over.” freight runs, it shows an ine! There is hardly-any other pursuit to] pay Trom $83.64. to $119. com a locomotive engineer er con- a tor wit, but ratiroad administration REAL E officals ingixt that on the general run] opi. Mountain. Tt employes” like machinists, boiler A lee te, “TOL on in the city this we 3 pertaining to the increase ACCOUNTANTS jon busine */ in rates. JNO. M. WHISENHL oi 33 Johange Bldg. uxper, Wyoming. 5 pe The city of Casper in asking for a 1 ad TRANS! ERS \ raise in water rate r ested nin Se Tilen Coen: « to’ ase to cove the! actual expenses of | 1,- block oXPERT ACC SAM CO. 1. O, Bo 93. cond St Vhone {71 akers, elprks ana the lite, the gov- Shetl:| operating the water plant here us. well INSURANCE pata > Led 2 lan Hets. Add. Con. $1, ete. nreate a sinkiniretund to care for es 3 ument, cjeFks and the like, the gov-|’ : . to Greate a sinkingatand LTY CO, 134 W, First st. . Phone ernment’ wie has followed and barely}, Henry Nelson to Colby & nstad. | }onds and the interest. The rater here 2 The Lot Man, 157 So. Center St v2 Phone kept pace With that of private industr * yer, Con. ~ are much sheaper than in other cities of JEWELERS Earn [68% Than Steel Workers. — & Hiro. to J. F. MeKlose, | the state, city officials eli¢ve, and Attorney-at-L Phone 169 3 6 350. | ‘. i >” pnce 4 Rooms 22 One officia tells the story of visiting] °b,* Lleck 166, Con, $350 eheiper than in many places in the Ph ‘fownwend Bldg. Bie 151 4 at Pat Sullivan to the Standard Oj) Cc Inited States! one 196-J ‘ PHARMACY, Bide » Phone 180. L Wie Bie ite Saar whee United suite ARCHITECTS Casper, - Wyoming ‘The saiaccht for raving muck a [ae Indiana, land in Bee. 4, 5, 8,97 7. | ——— - : ae LADIES’ READY-TO- WEAR APPAREL vagi 4 ERY ac! m R. 79, Con, $1, } One legéhd concerning the origin of DUBOIS & Goopnick = & f Phone 4 i ngant giewes came: thereby setting) > utler Corp. to Frye, lot 11, 12 thristm: ree runs that Martin Architects | WARBER & SPENCER f Se tees Phone dd stangy | The official inquired bs Sait ded) » 12. the Christmas tre is Ms Rooms 24-: Townsend Block | 4 KASSIS Diy Ttoobe “CO., F Center St seees Phone ( that{pdrticular plant was paying| ck 9, Midwest . Con. $400. Luthet, céming home one Cuaper, Wyo. Phone ¢s0 LAUNDRIES his 7 i : ight befdre Christmas, wished to con- — le ooooee=—s-“t> ertain tyyesof workmen, and to the P Fey Ooh dilaton ee iden or iden 9 | “— PnUMBINGTAND HEATING CASPER LAUNDRY CO. 133 6. Linden St. ‘ howe nNunager'ssehagrin he had to admit he Unless Manager peaker of the | Vey to his 1 leks Ganbure 4 WEIDNER e — N Was beating, the governmout rate sever-| Cleveland Indians IMyismistaken | Of the; night, und as he .stood..ponder ebitects 3. DONOHUE LUMBER AND COAL al dot week liteher Roy Caldwell will be the won- | i#g tht tought came to him to cut a 415 O11 Gaeene Bldg. Plumbing aid hen » bot water Ls Kirst & Dayid Sts H i “ x ee ae Sy eee tree and cover it with candles-- tnt Phone 1102 heating a specialty. ‘Jobbing of O,, Kirst & Ceuter Stw ke earning of a rail cm-|der of the American league next sea- med td him the nearest’ Nkeness. he —— | ny Kings pron tly attended to, tt CO Vt Railroad Ave for le, is not son. : seomed. te y 26 8. Spruce. Phone 200W ine Tarnbifeot a steel mitt eb | could lve them oe MEAT MARKETS althe he does work shy houts. | SSS <= well | Ww. M. nile Hu ey abst gt. nk a i ot bres Plumbing “stcum und hot water | = | heating; Rudy pipeless hot air ture Ming in the average p: IC COMPANY, Dink of all kinds prompt- Fy A GLOBE Siow c TYPEWRI mca ra. Lesperance, | | °—Weren INARY SURGEON — !* Ust your ON Stocks with us; i iP linistradive officials, i iy attended to ; | iis, Siciind st { Wininistradive officials, is not ne: = op y. Firat. Vhowe 372W. | | ebb S | ‘© high, “Hut steel is tho best paid of T. H ] You Win) = i (McClure Bldg.) MILLINERY H industtips: ay aT le Ne? Center St i That ix Pie other side of the story, oO © Pp St ave ie eT Fo RESTAURANTS TR ee | 0 the Mrotherhoods being the first A ms te ! 5 TRS G CAF | 5 } © cliss of labor to force a biz wake Riches—power—happiness. The average man places Ee Cuul and Cole Delivered || | Gosh Day and Nigh Mea anaye Music HOUSES : {| nie Eptictally. “so looked “on hs these'as his goal. He dreams about having them, HBAN BNGELKD \ Lunebus at All Hours | Ve ret Dede 4 | sett@rg.”” Phey do stand uf arn + ed teal pt : ; ln tp | NEWS, MAGAZINES ‘AND STATIONERY | ” “ot the eenecal run of labor But the average man is slow to take a practical step ° ——_____—» | pir of Voulte Dog | | | : i have. And the rail em- towards that goal. He is content to dr am about.it— 2 Hl af it rd Parlor. ne Vevee as (whole Is not the lowest = and never gets there. 2 | ~ REAL ESTATE hid type oflabor by any menns. ¥ . “ =. ectric Con 149 8, Center) | = : rhe Lawes Pax Averages $78.68 The most practical start is to start a savings account. fe peor’ 4 A Hhal Moste ane ee OIL WELL SUPPLIES li wan, the PARR ie ec Rockefeller had to save his first thousand dollars, Tt ° 7, Casper, Wyoming | WSC! CE ED i ea eae | \leulationsef Increases have been fli:- earned the rest of his fortune, $ TAN & Sr pn AGB ROOMING HOUSES ' OPTICIANS | seal out ice that the average of all x eI “ ow oby 408 - bin Heten il wwe..g. Henning Motel Eid 1 | ‘c sixtyaiihe different kinds of raii- di Sevhne a’ ity. Vy | e eB. Center St r l Youd % x West Se d st. » Cente Be : mei BS UTES da Character Earns r( re it 2 o- <3 | | strteuy Modern, Moon by Day, Wood fue ates SUPPLIES I i t : "eNOw AT Sy Month, euser fikored in, tn stritcing (hiss |e Mina CHORLTON RMORCERIER foes tiedsLeroriaecdn = | NOLTEN'S TRANSFER CO, ! DALTON, Prop. THE CASPER TIONERY CO. Itt U § Phoue 218 t ot hat lti- Saving me a Sie s . ely 3 oe be gh? Mesh Seed E establish w reputation which will make it easy to geet i Obunitey Wriph douettes || STAGE LINES : R REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ey w capital when necessary J “Quick Service” 1 | reo =o eT | | it Bi BEX si FAS AGT co. fat ; rst § ee oP A ? ; =|" T BROKERS OO | (Mall. wxpress, Freight and Pas- | | > V former bas frequent need for capital if he is striving continually se BROKERS .| won ore jauper to Salt Crook argon, Sui wes Riba ee REE AIRING to improve bis property. How important it 1s then that tie build taf 1] CARNES Hawt. * PUBLIC | ‘Telephone 083 or Div. | eR LLL? ye itt get We ' bis credit--esteblioh his character. Lhe casiost and quickest way is to start a savings account. Be FS Soa Cee tle UB: via RATRBUN | i THCASPEL PATION ERY Un. 218 rkably low imargi t Af Phone 1147, Otlee aver Leth Theater At per Pharmacy, ” Phone 180. } | ne? i \ { SuORE SL RT SSO RE LIS 1 Sanneeeemee sd 4 SANS & DVIS, t CHIROPRACTORS | WELbING Bere cid UNDERTAK RS. call ty oy jt F LDING SHOP | SHAPE BE-GAY COL 136 ‘ ’ Bi The Casper National Bank f i Snare. Hl i ietiaiiatae Ill aca WHOLESALE noUsES i irfepracte nm co en on 3 t | tye the Biduw Couter 1. | | { past Baliye iD WW BLDING aOR | ne PRUIT sate Ho ieott St. Phone 244 i LUWARD KEATING, Mgr. ina iain array MME {} Ureiee Puduer7e6.” How vs, | | fi it sted US a EE ;