Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 5

a nm @tibune aia Tae = PAGEF | " |rounded the Plage, then entered. Buck:|party to leave Denver June 23 at 7:35]Cheyenne at 11:30 p. m. on the *th, jes was caught ite attempting to hide|p, m., for Bridgeport,Neb., and the/leaving at once for the west over the inthe cellar. In an upper room was|North Platte preject will be inspected | Union Pacific. After inspecting projects NEW FW NAPS FO FAR found an automatic pistol, with the on the 24th. The party will arrive save on the Pacific Coast they return to § BELIEVED CONN T safety off, which he had thrown away. = — r ss eathage ma ‘Sonata! »$135, _ several 4 cae and a fine CHEYENNE, Wyo., June $3 Baas voit q Ruckles, who was arrested whi} in ‘ the act of burglarizing th nee. cl WY \ Mrs. L. A. Burdick, is belle eect MY di voee to be an escaped con¥ict. “He the typical “prison pallor*yand his \ ; - /hair fs clipped a la pehitentiary style. bin é ee paper to reveal his origin or any- fs e ¢ ing rgarding his recent movements. Pu Sat a rh 3 Blueprint from Which Yellowstone} Buciies was caught beause a neigh-|| WASHINGTON, June 2%-/the an- Route Will Be Reproduced |r of Mrs. Burdick observed thé flash-|nounced itinerary for the inspection by | ~ ing of the electric torch which he used|the appropriations committee of the re- Congressman and Mrs. Mondell planning to join the party during 1 visit to the Yellowstone Park and Shoshone project. Yellowstone Park, July 19, ones out the Cody éntrance on the 24th. The party leaves. Billings on the morning of the 25th for Glacier National Park. Replete With Important while going through thé Burdick house.|clamation projects and national parks et Information She notified the police and - of Wyoming and Montana, schedules the |; The yes Commerce has re- EVEN THE egsi. a ceived a lue print of the new map of the | aieoerone Highway re-|* WERE TIRED that morning. us Holm’s of the AND THE coffee, re > = cently prepafed i " Yellowstone fay association for the new booklet on the highway which will soon be ready for distribution. The map has been placed in a prominent place in the Chamber of Commerce theadquarters where it may be con- eee DIDN’T FOOL me one bit. eee BOT WHEN after breakfast. eee MY CIGARETTE tasted awful. Des at Confidence sulted by any tourist contemplating the iid Bik trip. The map shows all distances both IT WAS ee Tauch, from Cheyenne and from Cody as wel) as/distancés from town to town, places ANPIA, gepush started. where water may be obtained and paints of interest en route. ‘The log” of More than 13,000 women and AND WALKING to work. San nisin ta lepued’ oritectnsients. pan 22,000 men make up the list of 1 SWORE off smoking. stations, garages, camp sites, etc. the owners of Swift & Company. Tae Every day brings an added number Y i Pé y: : AND DECIDED to fire. of tourists to Casper on their way to Every state in the Union is MY OFFICE boy. a 2 > e BUT JUST before I decided. ‘TO KILL a policeman, - the park, thus fulfilling the predic- tions made at the various road meet- ings and auto club meetings which haveeregently been held here. } represented, Of this great enrollment more T ib hij were d tai gna Chaper, a sinh ana. the than 10,000 are employes of 2 ei EG i ‘ Rabeaiad cco a ae | alk Swift & Company who own shares x vse June 22. f ‘clic ace 3 in th b a SMOKING A cigarette. 4 je Dusiness. ers amsious toi Ay Bead ig 1 ; © AND SAY but the smoke. Tey The adequately aditipped and fitted iE An additional 13,000 employes eR ee y out for the entertainment of tourists are buying shares on deferred Sige pars who are camping en route to the park. payments. DID SMELL good. 4 ; 5 . AND ¢ fol 4-YEAR-OLD GIRL - These men/and* women have A Seles Biz: a Ey EATH confidence in the:company’s poli- ; WLS care cana IS NEAR D. T. cies, its integrity and purposes. a ss HE aepeMy: dows two. dimes. FROM SCALDING That is why they invest their AND SAID “Tho same.” Re Wines savings in shares. oe | AND §0 dia. UNTAINVIEW, Wyo., J: 22.— eee PR tis Eaieacoia daughter, of Dan Swift & Company has been AND 80 I'm still smoking. Hatch, is sérious condition from 4 dividends regular! for 34 o- 2 burns ‘sustained when ‘she fell into a paying bariy AND STILL keep that. ich hi thy ear: cen’ eo ese feidi ace au eam Tiga for TReprenent eae S Per t. OFFICE BOY and I let that. We have tried to live up to the slo- Swift & Company shares aré HANDSOME POLICEMAN Live. bet Flas Nos sh A feel bought ‘and sold on the Chicago Fe (a Na es A it of succ we "a 2 boos! . you to judge. If we are worthy of com- and Boston stock exchanges. © eR: ‘ie UST a whiff of tat spicy aroma of mendation, tell your friends as a good *, THAT MAN I followed. . fiac Turkish and Domestic tobaccos weaaiige ands then wall be sate to etn, The} company itself has no FOR PRESIDENT or someting: Fil MA! Fou hungry for this “‘satis- a shares for sale. Siapiee nt re Sacks. LSP blends and FOR REALLY those cigarettes, s, but-none like this one. Chester- o.0 ° field’s blend is a secret and it cannot The shares represent actual, tangible Mo Theres no water. rethiler, "= consumer—may buy themvand thus become a part owner’ of Swift & Company. No one man, no one family, owns as much as half of the stock. PICURE SHOP SERVICE apadediohs Any work brought in be- fore 8 a. m. is ready for delivery at 6 p.m. es This advertisement is for the purpose of acquainting you with the fact’ that Swift & Company is not a “close cor- . ¢ IGARE TTES | GOIN G F AST! Those Hoover Sweepers jare going fast-Because’t ONLY $5 DOWN -Then- ’ JuST RUN Heol lll OOVER @ AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Met og nd End All Your Worries of Housecleaning This Special Sale for'a Limited Time Only Casper Pharmacy £ 111 E. Second STORAGE Willar pioneer rzon motor ears. Hae stood the kes f tims, 85 per cent of mE eotrioally bis cars foes, ator, eto, starter an ughtine tquipments repaired. AUTO ELECTRICAL, ©0., 136 EK. Midwest Ave. Phone 9683 (Old 111 E, First St.) poration,” and that any one may participate in the profits—and share the risks and responsibilities — by ' becoming.a shareholder. Oe Swift & Company, U.S. A. TOL hk TELE EEE LE Ahn en hd nbd h hb dh db dh dda ~ Five Kids and Thirty Cents Mary had a little man, Insured his life?’ Oh, No! “Many better ways,” said John, “That I can use my dough.” After John “cashed in his checks,” Mary paid the expense, And found she had—just listen now, Five kids and—thirty cents, x That little poem brings home a lesson that is powerful and impel- ling. “Five kids and thirty cents!” We don’t know where John is now, but if he has accumulated a pair of wings and is plunking on a harp, he is enjoying something he’s not entitled to. IT BEATS.... . Learn a lesson from John’s experience. Take out sufficient life in- surance to protect the wife and the kids if you should unexpectedly be called upon to cross the Great Divide.. The’protection afforded | by the Capitol Li#: is full and complete. See McGrew Before You Slip. “CAPITOL LIFE” McGREW | Phone 153 Phone for a Demonstration Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69