Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1921, Page 5

“FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 Che Casper Daily Cribune jal unions with recommendations for ARs j limitagions « wf those howe organizations i térday afte Ste grounds wer Provisions For CARNIVAL INCREASES; [es piss domes PASE FIV! FOREIGN TRADE MEAT PACKING CONTROL URGED] : | N ADOPTED BY THE| : We vereerverrrter a FALLS lf fF FOR AMERICAN LABOR FEDERATION | see hove a PUBLIC WEL PLEASED ie any Kind tan teen or Ae a: ent Plush Flour shows that ha’ ul to di ° DI Dt us Federation of Labor ‘has called" wpon sonarete “to enact WASHINGTON, June 24.—Provi- —S—S—_—_S_—_——rrererrer i : tion e meat pac! industry coun- sions b Decreases in Export and Import] try. bm 5 Ra chiedases teuiecs Fe VOSS OPPO P POOL OOIO ESA, «; Made from choice “Turkey Red” hard wheat, grown on the non-irrigated lands of eastern Colorado. day spirit and they seems to bent all the time and ¢ a Trade With Europe and South The legislation demanded provided, for early acquisition |“, SM! “4 2" aviation base site x America Are Shown in by the railroads of the principal and necessary stockyards rs Sg Aig ee ‘ct Ee aagpgmane U, S, Report and of all refrigerator cars and special ecuipment cars | the senate snl boeeo “aiaigiees: Lee: used for transportation of meat and Nth Dakota and to the rionpartizan|islation to establish an aviation bas« meat products and perishable sfood | league was referred to the internation-| at Sand Point, Wash., was retained WASHINGTON, June 24-—Heavy| PPOducts: and a system of comppsory | decreases in the country's foreign trade| Tesistratian of all packers engaged in erratic ae ‘and South Arneriea dur.| 8 Meat packing industry, of stock Exceptional Opportunity “a Mato teste Mo Pre® % May, ne compared with May, 1920, | #87 owners and market agencies and > 3 2 It is impossible to produce a better flour at an tate” the ieatatapon vy Ped dealers engaged in the business of ° Small Grocery store and market, doing a large > 3 price. y Jment's report. buying and selling in commerce liv« er er inet at 6 bist £ 1 i ee Se Exports to Europe aggregated $177. pagar Ria sor : volume 0; usiness, for sale. Small overhead; store Every sack is guaranteed to give satisfaction or Noe eet Mania he yale ysl a EE a | completely stocked; excellent location; being unable | money cheerfully refunded. ASK FOR PLUSH when (May, 1920° while for the 11 months|™ental information and nonfinancial | ‘ended ‘with May the total was §3,231,-) 2*=!8tance to co-operative, municipal 000,000 as compared with $4,568,000,000/ "9 «her governmental slaughter | fu> the same months of 1920. houses, packing piants and ware- ' Exports to South America aggre-| houses.” gated $18,000,000 against $58,000,000] The executive council was instructed last May, while for the 11 monins p2-| % take steps at once to secure the riod the total was $506,000.909 as| ‘Prompt enactment of such legis!a ordering flour. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS Farmers Flour Mills Co. BERTHOUD, COLO. PETG FS Mate cto- Window Frames and Interior Finish to secure responsible manager, must sell; can be TRUCK BODIES AND CABS Phone 1096J. a bought right. Inquire Box 238 Tribune. PrP to? sé westiawbamene, ate | against $445,000,000. ee i 4 i E Imports from Europe were $61,000,- esolution designed to give en- | ee tea f J 000 as against $92,000,000 tho smc | Crement to bonds of the state “of | OPI a D. MII MBI IL I BLD ORL LEE LPO E OOO OOO E COOOL IO. y month last }’ear anid for the 11 months See Ty = SSE == SS SS = : == — a the total was $883,000,000 as compared with $1,061,000,000. Imports from Sauth America aggre- gated $23,000,000 as compared with $63,000,000 fn May of last year while for the 11, months the total was $466,- 000,000 a® against $780,000,000. . Experts and imports by principal “countries during “May as compared with May, 1920, Include: Great Britain, exports, $80,000,000 against $150,000,000; imports, $19,000, + 000 against $44,000,000; France, exports, $10,000,000 against $58,000,000; imports $12,000,000 against $10,000,000. Germany, exports $21,000,000 against $21,000,000; imports $6,000,000 against $5,000,000. ludy, experts $23,0(0,000 against $33,000,000; imports $7,000,000 against $6,000,000. THE MAN ITE BARREL BUYS SURPLUS CLOTHING STOCK Consisting of 300 Suits at 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Fe “These suits were purchased from Ederheimer-Stein, who are manufacturers of the famous brand of Fit-Form Clothes. Also - Bloch’s Clever Clothes (Union Made). These Suits are the latest in style and colors and the very best in workmanship. YOUR BEST CHANCE during the past four years to ue clothes at right prices is here now. exports $8,000,000 against ; imports $8,000,000 against exports $12,000,000 ugainst $44,000,000; imports $23,000,000 against $31,000,000. ~ Chile, exports $1,000,000 against -$4,000,000; imports» $3,000,000 against 4 $15,000,000, 3 + Argentina, exports $3,000,000 against $17,000,000; imports $5,000,000 against $23,000,000. Brazil, exports. $14,000,000 against $14,000,000; imports $7,000,000 against $15,000,009, 595,00 DAMAGE ASKED BYU. P. SHOP EMPLOYE (Special to The. Tridune) i CHEYENNE, June 24—Edward Me- Crouther, former employe of the eér- poration in its shops. here, Tuesday fed suit against the Union Pacific Railroad company in the district court heré, claiming $25,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been sus- tained while in the. company’s em- ploy. McCrouther’s petition sets forth that while he was working in the +; Union, Pacific, shops a heavy ptece of steel fell, resulting in injuries to his » back “and ‘legs which caused him to # beeome part paraly: W. Li Hudson off Lander who has “been spending seyeral days here on business matters has returned to his home. KILL RATS TODAY , By Using ‘the Genuine Seceeaens. ff GET ONE WHILE THEY LAST - Rito SEEING THEM, YOU MAY BUY TWO $65 aid $60 Values $55 and $50 Values $45 and $40 Values $35 and $30 Values $992 ‘342 ‘29 Le t dP nts | Alterations and Pressing Hise You Bet, by My A Story On Men’ sHigh Grade Sui q tbe = Three Loyal Tailors, Mr. Schmidt, cons at one of Caspers feeding. clothlers and mr rs Mr. Cocher, Mr. Orcutt YGURS FOR LOWER PRICES AND BOOSTING CASPER zt Branch 112 West Midwest Ave. Pkone 74. Harold Kramer, Realtor anager R-66—Gasper’s _ irriga- prospects look brighter daily. State Engineer Emerson and our own Mr. Holmes are in Wash- ington, working on it now. Opportunities to get a homestead relin- quishment under the ditch are as scarce a: hen's teeth. By kéep- ing in touch With the sitwation we can to- day offer you one in . Government Bridge country, first to” be touched “by — water. Price, $425. Specializing in Irrigated Ranches, Patented Dry Farms, Homesteads, Re- linquishments. and ‘Bus- iness Opportunities. Notary Public IKHKHKHKH KHKHKHKI. 5 > veo TADALALALALALALALALALIA ¥ its at low prices. high grade suits and pants ai p alae 20.000 stock suits’.to to the Cas- taken up I town who realize At the present time Mr. Yesness has a of suits and trou: which he is offer! per public at particularly attractive prices. This stock includes 400 suits and 3,000 pair of working and dress pants of varied styles and design. He has probably the most elaborate line of riding breeches in town, having 21 styles from which to choose. “The Man in the Barrel” is starting on his third year oe oe se ee Re = of business here with the same general business policies qhich has enabled itm to sell his merchandise at a close | done in .the store insu CARLOAD. CARLOAD margin. With a low overhead, due to the store being fit on every suit that Is tu ‘ Mr. Yesness has neve out of the high rent distric?, a large turnover resultin from the low prices on the merchandise, in add! to buying for cash and in big quantities, he is fortunately situated to bid for the patronage of the Casper public's his ste ool t trade. are in proportion to the c1 cour Mr. Yesness tells with no little pride of starting in iy personal guarantee with y paln fe, business here with a capital of $1.60 in cash, a few pants that gocs out of my store th al word dollars worth of stock and a broken down sewing ma at Mr. Yé sf. gua h r t chine. His idea was to give the people service and their sfaction in , ase: ar prices to show PHONOGRAPHS At Sartain and Sumey Auction House 326 W. Yellowstone Ave. Direct from the factory. Will bo sold at factory prices, at your own terms. Phene 1617-J for home demonstration’