Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 12

. ———— - €be Casper Daily Cribun : 4 j Sl ae ) *Sapiz, Philippine: islands. be let April 15. The acw statutes w''! | tion of 200 volumes, whieh willbe bound ' , rempuets as teapots are matters of contain about 1,500 pages and will be jn soft morrocco anc sold at a special f frequent oceurrence in every communl-, bound in law sheepskin with the excep-' price. ; ty, and often are violent, but intre-| — = ; quently is one more yiolent than that) {caused in the local Filipino colony by ; zi i ithe laudation of ‘Tolintino referred to 4 | } {rhe colony, resorting to plain United " ihe |States to expres the situation, “went ' |strnight up in the air and busvea with} Collector Miller Takes Supply fe loud bang.” Lt fll becomes one of f 3 Tolintino's vocation (said to be. that baa tS to fa UP T6 CONTRACTS NOW IN FORCE of cook), to bring discredit upon the Left Unpaid | Philippines by standing’ as a represen- Raactale ' SYR ‘ ’ a {ative of the culture of the islands, ) i SE, Wyo., April) 1—Some 3 ‘ jappears to be the attitude of the ma-| tobaccos ever rolled into a cigarette metabReleete CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 1—A strike by union carpenters scheduled | ; Tei of the, Chepenneceplony (be aeti] silky, aromatic Turkish, and. fine, » crowd watched} for today, in support of their demand for a wage of $9 a day did not take Cheyenne Colony Makes it Warm|ipinos, ana they have not been back- i a heen Sakiocaates atte! Sairitoen not expire until May 1. In the interim they will endeavor to reach an | of Culture @emnation of the Totintino publicity. and vinous liquors which had been| #&reement with the building contractors who have offered them $8 a day. = They scorf at the Tolintino pretensions .t the storage warehouse of the The strike would have thrown 1,100 men out of employment. | CHEYENNE, Wyo. ‘April 1-—Thaira- ca caw My matte aoe iene 0nd in. 1, lee and Storage compan: I be 5 BND ” * -f sis nak he ur r yiudat Se internal reve ‘ |eisl pride of the Filipinos, disregard! y4s not been heard from further—his 40-gallon barrels of wine STEER “BUSTING? CUT yt which mace the Spanish TOEWME|ailerice may be that of lofty contempt, and a miscellaneous ment of casi s in the archipelago so turbulent and) ji; may be otherwise; but nathless it is ; nd stored “ft ome Sree | Search-Seizure jregard for which has made the Ameri. joods _ were) seized a profound silence. of the postoffice building. } Cl U f {can administration the : ; ne Eas Cn The e and liquor. we placed in! OUT OF FRONTIER MEET is ikingly illustrated by the “hornet’s pera reeer mane a Go|) 1 fe | : ause Pp for | which one Pedro Tolintine has} BTG PRINTING. | in the Cheyenne Filipino inm McIntosh, who shipped them from | . is red ou A ss j colony a tained in a news ee CHEYENNE, Wyo. April 1- Ono 1 | Debate Friday) cio »: mudation cousines ns rs] CONTRACT TO Revenue tases, which (becane ane ial ese Spectacular, if not the most | ie Lievemvaners whieh he, iaecvanmuctte e “ Peace NI ER tk cular “feature of Frontier Days|| CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 1—The]!\as to provide music. Incidentally to oe Fn ee rece necetornke, -€ip tbo constitutionality ‘of the search and (Ee ircprention yar an reagan BE LET SOON i CIGARETTE unknown. ‘The ware-| ing” of steers, will be absent from the |} seizure clause of rhe Wyoming pro- | to.) cc as EO Ty Sat | house company has had no communi-} Program, for the twenty-third annual|| hibition statute will be argued in the |/\\.cn dance would be held, and the fact CHEYEN: ry 7 cation with him in months. Collector celebration, which is to be held the ti[ state supreme court Friday. Two] thst the Trott ino crchestra “would pees mY ENNE, Wyo., April 1.—The does not know what procedure} Week of July. The Frontier commitive } constitutionality I Viae the requisite music, the item. re- contract for printing 3,500 copies of the will, be followed by the federal goy-! has decided to substitute “head be argued. Her] {vice the reauislte: music, the. re-| Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1920, will ernment in regard to the liquor. heel” roping for the old-style one, that fan Romanos: of 8 | eee eee eee Tn Mee er Cats —— — ~ at ee “ 4 2 law at the University of Cali-} ; 4 that “high. |ing" and contestants in the 1920 cham- || Sheridan state is ap- jaent Cay To MEa Bae an. tiaahaes SII II IIIa SII IDI D IDOI LE ILS LIL LS LS GSD Sy, sterag on the wine preabo Meanwhile it is whisp ng regarding « Pionship contest will not be permitted || pealing from the decision of Judge jackers” are cons| fnid on the postoffice basement and 1 “bust” their steers in order to make|| W. H. Burgess tia: the.search und {| tf in the Philippine conservatory of a guard may be placed over the seized | the hog-tie. “Head and heel roping com-j seizure clause is unconstitutional. In || ™USic, and that he had been elected! Wine and liquor, the value of which at | Pares with “busting” about as grape-|] the other, that of ‘Theodore Peterson | Bs he Oi SecuaCtsD present quotations runs high into the | Jui¢e compares with ite mule."* iP of Douglas, Peterson is appcalii: { thousands of dolla: from the decision of Judge Ralph }! INSANE WOMAN seat rra that the clause is constitu- CHORAL SOCIETY BEGINS : | WORK ON‘THE SLEEPING | Ouya Boren GINVIGT WHO PLANNED BITTE ree rn, ESET CEL Laura Hobbs, wife of G..H. Hobbs, ho | disappeared from her home Monday af-* | ternoon, shortly before she was to have{ CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 1—Wi will re-| begun a journey to the state hospiial/ Smith sent to the state penitentiary + from to- | for the insane at Evanston, was found| Rawlins a few months ago for * , after |last evening at the home of a frie,d,|n&” @ safe at Hillsdale, 18 miles east Lund- where she had taken refuge. Later she, Of this place, is in solitary confinem departed for Evanston in the custody | #8 2 result of the discovery that he had © up wor! of an attendant from the hospital. Mrs. Manufactured a coat, cap and mitiens sume its ght at the eral week berg announces. The society will ta time on “The Sleeping Beau Hobbs was adjudged insane last Satur. {f0M prison blankets. The garments ‘every lady may obtain at thls store a pack- tata by the same compos day: Among her hallucinations has, Were made for use, it is charged, should age of California Sweet Pea Serie FREE Rose Maide: which was j been one that she was receiving spirit}®" effort to escape which tne convict RIEGER ' June. “The Sleeping Beauty messages thru an ouija board. lier} contemplated, prove successful. Smith, presented, either the latter part of |hasband is a well-known merchant. Captain Brine, acting warden of the THE CALIFORNIA PERFUMER Mayor the first of June, according to penitentiary is quoted as having said,! has sent us 30,000 seeds to distribute free te ——_—<- —— present plans. The m s here and is the most dangerous prisoner at Itaw- those who wish copies to look over at lins. | home may procure them at Prof. oe warar mm | ENGINEERS TO ‘ rsitagad Becher who wish to enroll prizes and date of contest. b caters THAD GROPER oTATION _GIVE BANQUET | } “™t=tamm . < in the chorus for th the y F sked to notify Prof. Lundbe: s week, Mr. John W. Behne of Basin, Wyo., There will be but a short rehearsal | 1nd Mr, Orin K, Beaton of Cody, Wyo., | THIS EVENING at next week's meeting, after which a| haye been accepted for enlistment in | program will be given. social hour | the Motorized Field Artillery and will SH ore ae EET PEA SEEDS GIVEN will he enjoyed and refreshments will] be sent to Camp Bragg, N. C., at their| The men interested in the formation AWAY FREE ha eared own request. These men have taken | Of ® local chapter of the Amer As- Tuesday, April 6, at the - : advantage of the oné-year enlistment. | 80Ciation of Engineers will have a ban- 3 5 Mr. Ed Kolar of Omaha, Neb., has} @uet Monday evening at the Henning, it Cc Ph WILLIAM HAAS heen aecenteaaane -shallgeake petiners Plasmmounced. “An effort will be zaade asper rharmacy und will be sent to the Phillppine Isi-! t© secure the attendance of all engi- | 110 E. 2nd St. Casper NEW P.O.HE A D ands. Mr. Kolar requested this assign. Neers living in Casper, and any who : W ~U. ment, as he desired to see the Hawaiian | May_be in the city temporarily. Island, Japan and Guam, He will be a 5 TEE Se eae FO R C. HE YE NNE able to remain in each of sthese: places | SICH HELLMAN ALAA { SOLE SOS LOIRE OO a MASI aS: eee yates ag athe? GLASSES POG LSS MS LS BLE LSE OE Flowers for Easter Every home should symbolize the day with a beautiful Easter Lily plant. The mother, the wife, the sweetheart will surely appreciate your thoughtfulness if you bestow an Easter gift. The finest, purest, hardiest varieties are here, now, very reasonably priced. We have a splendid stock of potted plants in almost every variety and it will be a pleasure to show ,you our assortment. You may phone-your order with every assur- ance of conscientious selection, careful attention, prompt service. about five days while the transport is coaling up. CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 1.—William} Richard Jones, another recruit, ‘Ye- G. Hass of Cheyenne, i cently gave up a $50 a week job in a snector, whose headquarters has been} 'ocal cafe to enlist in the army and O e @a Denver during the last two years, this] was sent to Monterey, Cal, to join the LD ncinianeni---—) —— EE SG NE morning became acting postmaster at} Eleventh Cavalry, Cheyenne, succeeding Walter L. Larsh. resigned. Larsh has held the postmas- tership here since 1913, when he suc- mings aeesas" "ll BARGAINS IS THE PROBLEM OF TODAY Ty 3 We will sell for one day only Methodist Choir IN USED CARS FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Rehearsing for { g ‘ll 1 Four - passenger Hudson T-Bone Steak, 30c Roll Rib Roa Easter Cantata Speedster, two extra tires. ae ane ESR Ms 5 ] . Sirloin Steak, 3 Standing Rib Roast; cain 1 Buick Roadster, 1919. tee | ofl eareaPiaaacice ak! 25¢ “Calvary.” a can by Henry Wes- al Short Cut Steak, Cornef Beef, phigibased on theceevent last words.ct ||| ot fr ee. fous paeree fae oie 80e | oe 10¢ ludson, wire wheels, cor Round Steal Mutton Ste Christ, will be sung er Sund: : choir of thiriy voices, under the dirce- | tires. In excellent shape. | Mga eee eee i rE a apr s z Sra The F. T. D. is a nice way to remember friends and relatives at distant points. Let us tell you about it. Casper Floral Company evening at the Methodist Church by a tion of C. B. Hood. 14-ton Republic Truck. Shoulder Steak, We | Beremace Sates, 20 Per lb," 5-2-— ic Per Ib. ~~ ic The service will begin at 7:20, F : " * Aside from a number of vocal solos, Will be in excellent shape. Best Pot Roasts, Hamburger, . 406 South Center Street Phone 872 which the work contains, there will be | Overhauling now. Pardhs se sie 20¢e Ber Ibi.ckh wee ees 20c ~ two instrumental trios for violin, ‘cello . ; says ad eR eae tite 2 Two-ton Diamond T trucks, Bolling Beet, Shoulder, Ree | 141. can 50c Cnhhubbubutiudoubiukiutideuh he Lode dede dk LAE E EE LA yee. SS 2 Three and one-half ton In Cornwall the peasantry believe Diamond T trucks. that if they remoye their bees from the hive on any other day than Good Friday, 1 FWD. death will assureedly occur to these use- ful and ind Plate Boil, Shoulder, per Ib-.. 34b. can 1 00 Orisce 2s a ° I Five-passenger Chalmers. 1 Studebaker, 7-passenger, ||| 6-cylinder, in fine condi- THE CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Free Delivery to All Parts of the City j tion. Priced at $750.00 e e 236 East Second Street Phone 304 SEAR IETEE REI RIR IIIR Will sell on time or trade for ee | cane | ? ? R. N. VanSant Henning Hotel Casper, Wyo. HERS AHA IA AAAI AAAS ARIAL AAAI IAAL AAI AAA AIA ASAI IAC “Save the surface and you save ACONSERV ATIVE, YET UP-TO-THE- \ all.”—Lowe Bros. == )) A mean mature ! : MINUTE COMPANY FEATURING Stint, stint, stint! Save, save, save! - - HIGH-CLASS PROTECTION * Our business on Lowe Bros. High pent fort | Standard Paints and Varnishes has While you are answering this question, consider whether less saving united with a policy of life insur- tri led last ears Its the best for the i, x : i ance will be more conducive to the happiness of your P. y ® “ an family and yourself. ; ’ money . , C. R. McGREW, Gen. Agent An Inquiry Entails No Obligation. WILLIAM E. KING, State Manager }\\\ { coin Fim ie toirncecomnasy | Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 Phone 153