Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1920, Page 10

VATION ARMY | TOBE PLACED ON ~FEETBY APPEAL “Passing Influence” to Be’ Con- verted into. Permanent Force for Aid Thru Success of Financing Program Casper's heritage of a large number of the poor, the down-and-out, the dis- couraged and disillusioned, is but. the; usual heritage of a young city- which! has had been a boom growth. Thej problem of dealing with this element! is not one to be handled by the indi-| N “anfortuna It4s to: this Fanization that Casper owes $13,000 payment for that thoughtful = c: which permits only of practical help >} FU. ho will fly the Curtis RY EIN BIG as Wild Cat” in oll magnate and owner of the plane. Photo taken at Curt IN n the Gord and enco' more misfortune « Under existing condi by a lack of the us sary hut, the art exert only 2 ps t. s, hampered ons. hampers TP LY ERS. RUIN (oriss to goo HUNTING ON ALBANY LAKE these un unthink indifferently Casper a peop right. only. pr: nee sae is sc SN the renew | (CHEYEN Oct. 2,—Air ~ mail who is “down and o} nd help him | pilots with headquarters here repor ‘He ntering large flocks of wild ducks in their flights between this city and Omaha. The air mail field here overlooks Sloan’s lake, the Ia gest body of water in this vie and there is consternation ame the wild ducks resting there each to"put himself on h same thinking pe fe isfaction in the luxuriously appointed new car or the expensive fur coat while knowing that “some poor devil’ is shivering, and hungry, and uneared for. The Salvation Army morning just at daybreak, when the iaeatitor vinda on’Oc airzmall planes take off. |The mon- Mibauisition sow bat ster flyers cause the ducks to tak: Islamia thie city for -t : a [| Wing in panic and interfere with the movement that carries plans of hunters. : to those who believe at home.” ~ NAWY RECRUITING STATION POPULATION OF © UNDER NEWOFFICERS HERE UW. S. REAR 100° i, Sor, MILLION MARK special appeal “charity begins Sizemore, inist in the’ Unite and W. C. Williams, chi both fresh from ship of chief (By United Press) IN, Oct. cual Ae ies "| cens how the popw 3 to be 105, if the ® so far maintained con-{ ‘ tinues to the Cer Bu op | reau rage incre; jcent has been shown thus far ov months and Hill has Rtoneny bebu testo s tener Merncr nee here for a year. Their request ior transfer obligetes them to return «to Casper after three months if their suc-| cessors here want to leave at the end of that time, Election Claim of - Allessandri Upheld by Court (By Associated Press.) SANTIAC Chile, Oct The court of honor, considering claims to the| presidency of Atturo Allessandri, nom- inee of the Liberal Alliance party, and Luis Borgono, candidate of the Liberal Unionists, decided by a vote of 5 to that Alessandri is entitled to the pr ideney. ‘The court held that he re ceived 177 votes and forbono 176 votes. wscueree” HIGHWAY SURVEY MADE THRU BIG HORN SHOSHONT, Wy Drummond, repre highway department, surveying party to run the Big Horn on, and Thermopolis, to e: it would be, or would to construct a highway through the | precipitous gf The runnir ! preliminary line, it is antic! he completed this fall, The canon high- way if constructed would eliminate one of the most troubl the Yellowstone or The Burling eh the canon {| tate of in Telieved Each walabonsy the (1D) name #2- ¢ Beware of cfnterfeits For COMPLETE Automobile Protection you should be protected against financial loss— 1. If your car injures or kills anyone. . If your car destroys or dam- ages another's property. 3. If your car is destroyed or damaged by collision 4. If your car is destroyed or damaged by fire. 6, If your car is aged by thieves. THE AETNA- AUTO PLAN st ALL of. the to len or dam- protects you a above motoring hi damage from tornado, windstorm, explosion, Fe transportation \ We will be glad to tell more about its many advantages if you will call or phone, TFfieG.F Bell She gene»o- General Insurance 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. BURNETT OPTICAL COS¢@ EYE TALKS PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. Prompt Service We Deliver HIS autumn weather ap: peals to the clear-sighted man who can enjoy the beau surroundings. If not giving to sion you need the glasses tt: will fit to correct n difficulty. Our exp 1 optometrist will « them with care and eyes will tell you how fied they feel TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange 10k Wyatt Blag. W.G. BURNETT — t — §S.T. BUTLER , ENNING MOTEL BLOG CASPER. WYO. Phone 856 “IN AGAIN, OUT AGM eB SE STS ae Read The Tribune Classified Ada. | = minder of the mes {3 DEMONSTRATED BY very eman. there is a vague re- age that made fa Announcement The new October releases of Vietor, Columbia and Bruns- wick Records have’ arrived tionally ‘attractive. still complete. graph? Clarence Coombs france and S, in again, Jones getting Cheyenne municipal jail only to get. in- to the Laramie county jail. jails are in the same building and he merely transferred from a. cell on ong floor to a cell on another floor \charged with assault, the complaining CHEYENNE JAIL BIRD witness being Ethel Legan. | Heged assault, it is stated, was -perpe-} trated by telephone, which presents a} y interesting point that, doubtless, , Oct. 2—In the expert-| will receive attention from Jones’ coun: night of Alban Y. Jonez,|sel at the proper time and place. Jones, who is employed by the Union Pacific as a brakeman, was arrested hy ‘oader of Hibernian origin | Officer Clark of the police force Mon- , | day afternoon, on a charge; of carrying el These, new. issues are excep- early while the assortment is RICHTER MUSIC COMPANY Phone 306 Have you bought your Phono- If not, step in now! We have exclusive agency for J. Cox of Hous-| plane was christened. of they) The two He is The PURE MALT Prepared by the Liquid Malted Milk Company A teaspoonful in a glass of milk mdkes the finest Malted Milk in the world. builder for invalids and infants. An excellent ‘strength Casper Bottling: Works, Inc. 125 West Second Street Iris Theater Bldg. Diamonds at the right price at a dependable store JOS. I. SCHWARTZ _E. Keating, Mer, ale ‘ones® father, atc tt thre: ' * eee 5 t at. jlace at the interscction of Carey ave-|mio: ,Awalting him was Deputy Shepitt| J , t ee naa Seventeenth street one|John Fish, armed with a warrant for jenid Mrs. Jo} The ee See of the busiest hours of the day in that/Jonés’ arrest on the charge of assaylt-|at the iher’s homé, when t “i * [ideauty, 3p. m. “tt xg The , complainant respon to.,Jéhes’ summons by opon- tiled, was found er “a | stated n ; o ing the door. A conviction did sot :38-calibre revolver, ~ 9.) that ‘ <Xesterday afternoon: Jones was al econ Five Sener was b aioad th ralgned on the. ona ot aaa gig cree | Warters inthe county: jaf ‘land out. ‘The anchor, flukes will at fine wasipaid last evening and the pris-| Jones several years ago was arrested | if your hyo. is like periet egel seks 4 bner was at liberty insofar as the city}on the charge of attempting to shoot} Great ‘Bhan Rie mora Shen Siw ‘of | Cheyenne was concerned, but had|his father-inJay. It was alleged that|by small me Brea! , 4 Saunt 3 fixet. one small. thin nee le Is Greater | Part We are proud of the fact that a great many of the National Bank of Commerce customers own motor cars, but we are not overly excited about it. When a prominent business man affiliates himself and his business with this Bank, we are gratified, but we are not overcome, When we observe just an ordi- nary person in here at one of our Bank windows, we do not feel we are ruined, _- The National Bank of Commerce is large enough to include on our list s of customers, every man, woman and child in this territory. If this Bank were patronized by any single class, we would worry, fot we'd know it was not building for a great Bank, but, since we are adding to our friends and clients each day, ; we know that it is a great Bank, do- ing a great service in Casper. he National Bank of Commerce, Casper The Bank of Strength and Service The whole is greater than a part. When may we serve you? ~ In Wool Shirts For Hunting, Fishing and Out Door Wear Before picking out your fall and winter supply of warm Shirts, come in and go over carefully our large as- sortment of carefully made, nicely fin- ished Wool Shirts. We show them in plaids and plain colors in values from $5 to $15. N. B.—That fine Grey or Kh ki Broadcloth is an exceptionally fine sn ment. -RCIATIGOMPAN Ys Zahanannsimmrabrechsn nse a Roa atemnotabannia} 1G BUSY STORE = a Get off the shallow poola—float out