Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1920, Page 7

UCT OGK AND CROP smut | More Losses Sustained Sustained Duri Past Week and General C ph hig ; Not as Favorable, Is Is Report Pgh ies | not so favorable for Stock and agricult week. Considerab tral and northe: Atures were somewhat above le snow fell over can- rm districts, Wweat of the Divide. nornal the eastward. Ds Ay nged 37; night, 18, temperatutes aver | and daily extremes | of 60 and 7 below were ere reported, Sun- | Shine percent Were; Chepennes 483 Sheridan, 72; Lander and Lake | Salt Lake | Pissing. While stock continued to“im- rove slowly, there were aes in | eet some losses in distric The, Encampment - And Albin districts appear to be about | the only o1 that are blessed with Dlenty of feed; in most places it is searce und hard to secure, Late wheat | a bomb, or several hombs. Such a ship | Be ace ia rons ao ehat shy a) SANE slips Serious damage" Cit 18 making some Senet Samay the present state of wireless, ‘we must ities. Learnt io tl Mea ts J say that these orders, to be carried out, The following deptha of anow fro re. | FAMOUS PROPLE ON, THEIR VACATIONS —Unpce plioto shows Duke of Con-|cannot de instantaneous. ‘This means Ported: Wyncote, 0; Albin, T; ¥ nanght, uncle. of ‘the. king of England and ow time governor-general of Canada Other difficulties to solve, which are not Boulder, 3; Big Piney, 1; Alta | south Pass, 3; Dome Lake, 50; Mona. Point, New Castle, two-thirds bare, Stations. High, Low, Precipi-! Temp. Temp, tation Casper, W: Cheyenne, Wy Chugwater, Wy Cody, Wy Cokeyille, Wy: ie NOT SO BRIGHT ural pursuits as last | > 12; South and Lady Worthington at the Nice racess Lower left, Mule. Rocky | world’s woman tennis champion, wlso attending the races, Lower right, Madame | ENEXT WAR TO BE PERFECTION OF ing in could come and. drop on ‘Paris, tons of bombs. - If we were. dis- jarthed and we would let the Germans rebuild their aerial war material, under the pretext, of making conimercial air. planes, nothing would prevent them from. pul us within two days in a frightful condition, Without even wait ing an official declaration of war hun dreds of giant airplanes would come and set Paris afire. And the future tape it it happened, would be immense more murderous than the one pre iceainae because much more scientific. | “Te ia theoretically possible to produc destructive effects at a lance by wi less, but there are some difficulties Suppose, for example, that they int at Perlin to put Paris atire at dists by wireless. The necessary «0; nm would be that there existe in Paris apparatus previously installed to re: ceive the order, Whatey that is to be distant from. , there must be receptive ap us minitiously pre pared to exec it, “During the war, we thot of blowing up German dumps by wireless, Tt could have been done, but owing to the Jack of receptors fixed by ourse! the dumps there was; no possibility of one place doing It. These receptors should’ have heen placed in advaned in caves dug be [neath what we wanted to blow up. “At sea, it is possible to throw in the middie cf a fleet, some kind of ship \} built to be directed from a distant point} to cause the explosion thru wireless, of | insurmountable. Suzzane Lenglen, “There could also be submarines, sir- “WIL PEAPETUTE NAMES is the thing} inside} * _ planes, purposely sacrificed, carrying no passengers, and which managed by wire-} less would cause similar explosions. “Anyhow, from tte fact only that the |progress of ayidiion and chemistry rows 80 rapidly, the future war would ‘be a most destructive one, not exclu Sively for the combatants, but the un- _ gee ae. ae ict Bonne’ at Cannes on the golf links, OF CUNARD LINERS A BY GERMAN SUBMARINES LIVERPOOL (By Mail).--Names of | several large Cunard ocean lnérs sunk | you sleep—that’s Tribune Wantads. by enemy submmrines during the war) five to be* perpetuated in ndw, vessels now under construction, it is announced by the Cunard company, The com: pany has nearty 600,000 tons, of -pas- | senger ships néw building. Of the vessels whose names are given none will approach the sizo of the Mau- retania or Aquitania, but. they) will be big liners of intermediate type, rang: Ing from 520 to 600 feet in length. They will have spacious accommodation for passengers, and will.also be able to carry large quantities of cargo” There are four ships of ‘the 600-foot cliss, the Franconia, the Laconia, the ythia, and the Samaria, Phere Is On Display ; at My Home at 187 Wot Dundon St. A fine assortment of Oriental and’ Domestic Rugs At remarkably low prices You are invited to call and inspect them John Shikany Phone 815-R 137 West Dundon Street only one vessel under construction in] the §50-foot class, the Tiburzia, a name | Burnett which appears for the Srst time among, | the company’s ships. The 520-foot class | Optical Co, comprises sevén vessels, the Alaunia, Ardania, Aurania, Ausonia, Ascaria, Al | Skittea ania and Antonia. Of theso the first , Opticians five are the names of vessels Jost in the war, and the Antonia appenrs for the | Ground Floor first time. Henning — Hotel, Like Casearata, they work = while Fiction, Mechanical, Poetry, Joke, Wit and Eisen: Cordet, Dream, Fortune Telling, Popu- lar Hand Books Boston School Cook Books. RRR Ro PEMD CRN MAL PE Whatever Books You Want THE LITTLE BRICK 135 South Center St. Has It or Will Get It! IRI Ee oe Douglas, Wyo. i Encampment, Wyo. 45 Fyansion, W, + Lander, Wyo. Laramie, Wyo. Newcastle, Wyo. Pine Bluff, Wyo. Pocatello, Idaho Rawlins, Wyo., Sheridan, Wyo..... Wheatland, Wyo.. .44 —T, trace, WILL ROGERS TA TAKES PART OF HOBO IN ‘JUBLO’, 10 * SCIENTIFIC BUTCHERY IN WORLD ‘ BY. HENRY ‘WOOD -: United Press Staff Correspondent ail PARIS, Feb. 21.—Thanks to the progress of science applied | a4 to the art of destruction, the next war will be a human butchery! 50 80 great that not only the combatants but the unoffending civil 201 populations will be.wiped out as weil. This is the unanimous opinion of six of the greatest and best | qualified men in France to speak on the subject. Three of them are members of the;speed, I am inclined to think that It may World famous French , Academy of|/be an urgent question to také up, in, Sciences, and as a consequence, most| peace time of digging underneath the qualiffed to speak from thé respective] ground of cities, deep underground standpoints of wireless “telegraphy,|abris, for, should war break out, there , chemtstry and self-propielling projectiles, , would be no more safety for anybody while the others are the Highest pos-|on any point of land. sible experts in aytation, naval and land| “Thus, the first idea of those who Warfare, think of the possibility of @ new war These men, eagh of whom contributes |skould be to bulld underground cities. A hobo witha sense of loyalty Is sup-!his views of the next great wat, are| “We see airplanes able to carry 20, Dosed to be a rarity. But Will Rogers Monsieur Edouard Branly, French in-| 30, 40 people and several tons of bag- proves he is just that. The Moldwyn ventor and developer of wireless teleg-| gage. There will be machines ~ soon star, in hi latest picture, *Jubilo,"” raphy: Monsteur Paul Painleve, former| which will carry a hundred persons. We adapted from the popular “serial. pub- war minister ‘and recognized Freneh| see airplanes flying at a speed of 300 lished in the Saturday Fivening Poat and scientist; Monsfeur. Moureu, chemist| kilometers an~bour. {[t means that uae for wh early showing at the professer within a few hours, giant airplanes leay- a pH aeons dt aad? Sa Mica bra hche out) enemas ee ee ere “Aavee. Seite .s AN’S ‘BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs; he = & tee KS te ews paarvonea th and finally Commandant X., one highést authorities of the French of triin robbers who whitewash the flanks of one of thelr horses so that it, MYmMIt to be used: can be as vigorous and healthy ie reabeiitee: Sim Harty’: Ronis. 11) da By HDOWARD- BRANLY. 79 as at 35 if he aids his organs time suspicion rests on Hardy (Charles (Breneliunventer) performing their functions. Keep HI 4s cortain that every. time someone | your vital organs healthy with discovers something new, the firat idea is to apply it to/ war, and: immediately : to the Hardy farm where Feople get busy to make machines im- fi , AL Rerke, to toll hie that he wi | Proving the selenes that helps killing. | ° gana | , In ‘As soon as aviation éxisted, it was ea aa et te te conteriation which (used to Inereane: the horrors. ‘of Ww. : he progress of chemistry has heen em: | Jubjlo overhears, the fact is, brought | 7! The world’s standard remedy for kidney, out that Rooker planned the robbery to | ployed to make the Worst asphyziating Sivet; tladbee, andy ase ala eroataee since 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital organs. All druggists, sizes jail Hardy for revenge. Ih the course j gas. * sel for the name Gold Medal on every box nad accept no Later, Bert Rooker, oneef the of the ensuing fight, Hardy shoots}his! ‘The progress of aviation especially is tormentor. But the sheriff who es formidable and disquieting. Since an to the farm says he now has sufficient airplane can carry thru the alr several at greatl, evidence to arrest the real bys pee of bombs, and. running Nookéer has been only slightly wounded and attetnpts to escape, but is caught, Then Rose Hardy .Wosie Sedgwick) thanks Jubilo for the part, he has played and asks him to stay at the farm permanently. From the way she aslre him, Jubilo knows that his days Oi thd road-are tumbered. : 06 production directed. by Ularence Badger and is splendidly acted by a small, but excellent cast, ———_— “ANNOUNCEMENT RALPH B. MAYO & CO. Accountants and Industrial Engineers Announce the opening of an office, in association with Mestas & epee at 318-319 Oil Exchange Bldg., Cas- per, Wyoming, for the general practice of accounting. F. TILLMAN BROWNNE, Resident Manager Denver Casper Chines {fee aaTaaaaas Tee, LOTTE TIO Te: Truck Owners Attention WE BUILD ANY STYLE TRUCK BODY OR CAB FOR ANY MAKE OF TRUCK © Schulte Hardware Co. Phone 64-W 132 South Center Street BLACKSMITH ‘SHOP Corner Second and David—Phone 368-J WOTOIMIXOITIIIEI ILO LI OG GS I SOL IM. : Ne . : : : : N ; ILO LICL POPOL OOP OOP OLE “tenting civil populations xs well.” a The Knights of Columbus —Announce—— INITIATION SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND At I. 0. O. F. Hall Border,” “ Birthday Post Cards MAGAZINE BANQUET AT MULLIN CLUB AT 8 P. M. sh Visiting Knights Invited to be Present Of All Winter Merchandise in the Men’s Department Beginning Saturday morning, February 21, we will allow liberal discounts on all Men’s and Boys’ Winter Wearing Apparel, also on all Blankets and Comforts. It will pay you to supply yourself for next winter, because prices are, still advancing and you can save from 10 to 20 per cent by buying now. Call and be convinced. Clothing tee Underwear The very latest books on sale: “Bloom of Cactus,” “The Man of the For- est,” “Mare Nostrum,” Possessed.” AER ES SSO PTA I Fresh Chocolates Received Every Week Hand-Painted Motto Cards Mailing Cards for all occasions. ‘KEEP YOUR EYE ON OUR WINDOW! | “Son of the Middle Cigars and Tobacco Richards & Cunningham Co. FINAL CLEARANCE cg We have in stock about thirty Hirsch-Wickwire Suits, only one of a size and about six Overcoats of the same make which we must close out to make room for our new spring stock. We invite you to look them over and get our prices. It will pay you to buy a Suit or an Overcoat for next win- ter as prices on all clothing will be much higher next fall. We still have a large assort- ment of Men’s and Boys’ Winter Underwear on hand, consisting of the celebrated Lewis make of Union Suits (and several other good brands), also the two-piece suits of Underwear in both cot- ton and wool and will allow liber- al discounts on all this merchan- dise during this final clearance sale. © Sweaters You will find a good assortment of Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters to select from if you need any and at the prices we are offering you can save from.10 to 20 per cent on next winter’s pricés. Better come ‘n and look them over. ‘Batia Special We have about 10 dozen of the extra heayy Cashmerette Socks left, in both black and grey, which are a good 50-cent value. Price now during this final clear- ance sale only 35 cents per pair, or 3 pair for $1.00. Hats and Caps We are closing out all of our Winter Caps and all broken lines of Spring Hats and Caps at a dis- count of 20 per’ cent. Come in and look them Overs 1 EXTRA SPECIAL Men’s and Boys’ Shoes We can give you a real bargain in Shoes now, as we have about 50 pairs of the “Beacon” make of Men’s and Boys’ Shoes which we are closing out. If you should happen to find your size among them it would pay you to buy for future use. “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST” Call and look them over,