Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 10

FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922. proposal to change time carryin an overwhelming majority. ——q75~—_ — OLD RESIDENT GIVEN UP BY PHYSICIA "Given up by five doctors, my q hepe af operation. I rebelled cutting me open, as I am 75 years A neighbor advised t ying Ma Wonderful Remedy for -omach ble. I got relief right fgg I POPE HOPES FOR a on SKY WITHDRAWALS DECLINE OUR ORE Deslight Saving Is EARLY SUCCESS | + CONSUMPTION 1S | FALLING OFF ep Wy Protest of Mothers OF CONFERENCE =e | MUSKEGON, Mich. May 13—Over Letter Issued by Papal Secre-| i LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 12.— Withdrawals of whisky from|. carcago, stay 12, — Doushboye | peg esta Of mothers, in oe tae tary of State’s Office Ex- ; bonded warehouses for this year, on the basis of the last three | with the American army of occupation| voters, daylight saving for the spring or four months, will amount to 2,000,000 gallons, “which |stationed at Soblenz, Germany, &F\and summer months. presses Wish for Ad- } justment. not eaten for 10 days ’ yellow as o gold piece. | 4 ‘ lived olny a fow days but icine.” It is a simple, ba: is perhaps only about one-half million galloas i. cxcess of reaper beng hag ‘Tho mothers fought the proposal to ;normal medicinal requirements,” R. A. Haynes, federal pro-|cign lands as a token of their appreci- eee rye en eae hibition commissioner, told the Churchmen’s Federation here |ation for the services of that organiza-| "4 suies for their infants and there- today. Mr. Haynes compared this the largest number of states that hed|tion om the Rhino, according tos let|{ endanger the health of the youns- figure with 130,000,000 gallons of|¢¥er ratified a constitutional amend-|ter received at Salvation Army head-| 1. American made whisky which he said| ™¢Rt- {Sees ee big drums te ar.| During the campaign that preceeded were consumed in the United States} “The real fusue that underfies all)... a+ its destination is reported in|the special electicn at which the issue annually during the years immediate-|the contest over prohibition enforce-|. ietter from Commissioner Sukh|Was decided the mothers fought count- ly preceding prohibition, and with) ™ent is Americanism in conflict with/ci.en who has charge of the Salvation |!ess word battles against it. The ma- about 12 and a half million gallons| ld world customs and concepts; it is! 4 y's hig"Tata Farm in southern In-|Jority of voters, however, turned a withdrawn from bonded warehouses, democracy against avarice, lawless- 44° Commissioner Singh says that|deaf ear to their entreaties, The a on permits in 1920 and about three) ess and anarchy. It is no mere ex-| te drum was presented to the native|mothers* e.mpaign slogan of “save}was the Now | and a half million in 1921 2 | Pression of pride to say that when|tindu congregation at Tata in a spe-|the babies by voting down daylight / built on the Dower: mn “Tt is significant,” Mr. Haynes| A™erica wills to do that which other! cial mass meeting arranged for the/saving time’ fell_on empty ears, theland opened ah ne continued, *"Set at a me when|P&tions have rot done, she jrill not! purpose and attended by hundreds of| = 5 liquor is more difficult to obtain than| ‘7 of that achievement. natives. The drum bears a silver at any other time in our history; when| “This is an hour when the burden|plate on which is inscribed “From the, drunkenness hes decreased to a very/0f the war rests heavily upon people | Soldiers of the American Army of Oc-/ appreciable degree; when convictions| through the imposition of taxes, and|cupation on the Rhine to the Salvation} ’ | tor the violation of law are becoming|the astute propagandist has pointed|Army Soldiers of India’ | times| to the fact that prohibition will cost} It is understood that other soidier- mucus from the intestinal tract allays the inflammation which practicalty afl stomach, liver and testinal ailments. including appe citis, One dose wil convince or m refunded. For sale at all druggists.—Ady| —_— ‘The first street railway in the | GENOA, May 12.—{By The Associa ted Press.)—Monsignor Pirzardo of the papal secretary of the state's of. fice, has handed the following mem. orandum to M. Barthou, head of the French delegation: “In a letter which the holy father afdressed to the cardinal secretary of state on April 29, the Iatter was in structed mnicate to the pow ers, with wi he holy see is in @tplomatic relations, the good wishes of his holiness for the happy issue of W. H. Brown Grocery and Marke! ec rly m= con mast numerous; a me rast ae Big % i the Dieweat Pte given | the governmen nearly $10,000,000 this we eo ¢rums are new an Poste to Choe = tussian ne 2 nee a ‘en: ‘ent ica), ca, | Pacers eae cece tne th aya Sipe REET EY nd ber ‘baby. |S aeeies anys ons ot S tian ot facta tek ich mre so atiiesr the pase peeattios ea ae: ana’ thet Dutch East Indies, each of| Phone 490 so each ch {the early Karolyis pronounced a curse against the most flimsy of facts, which set forth| Doty a acs eae h Austria—and look at the Hapebures nov! Hapsburgs, rulers of the idea that ‘prohibition is a fall ial ox omer upon vieietors oCibe them bearing a si inscription. - ae na = ol believe tlaw in e first six months of is ! advantage , — ee one ting eens va the} administration, they would more than| The first cremation in America was Best Creamery Butter, per | eae eae which 11 " the findings of which will be presented | 1!" Propaganda bs be. nl pay two and one-half times the eati-| that of the remains of Henry Laurens, 5 . of the @ of t — MERCHANTS MUST GIVE © Interstate commerce" commis-| "terest of large personal gains on the} Ma) Uwe Ane Oke tne prohibi.{the distinguished South Carolina pa- Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz., 30c oe . : pi : P : | part of a/ comparative few, who have ; pac ge st pprktan “fi 4 1S Mbp he seni : for adjudication. Any person or] Part Off ronPiny the effects of the| tion Iaw for the next year. Those) trot and president of the continenta Extra Fancy Potatoes___-- 20 Ibs. for 50c text of the pontif nt afore that has knowledge of specific |‘ z e fricers | €NOFMous figures do not include near-|COMEFess, who died in 1792 leaving} mentioned, and to draw to their at FAGTS ON RATES OR es of freight discrimination should | ‘2%: (\* lone St freq: as long as the| 1¥: $3,000,000 in bonds that are being |¢xPUcit directions in his will for the ne gh ther t of the} lmake ic pasily tis Ne ¢.| burning of his body after death and tention = eenemenee’ t ae the | ] IP ke it ® point to notify the traffi on tntttibaded “etthex tis foxtelted. to ithe severnmest, koe 43; Hee eaeicss oe nas anee hn and 98-Ib. sack Hardwheat Flour._------ © in this h ur — ene ee taxes, fines or jail sentencts, as long io te mn ae TR co RES wen the rentmimton o¢ rma seo) MOVEMENT MAY FAIL! 7p 4. aay i, cent comms To ERT Lissette Nets beac~ staan vareaae ai APD: OBER Sera weres EOE =r hen the readmission of Fi into | a vas little} Of the law, hnd do jude $6,000,- ° lor department an- the ny of civilized nations is DANISH STAR ee ne ann cue eropacaads. {000 in differential or prohibitive tax.” | -sunced. 24-Ib, sack Hardwheat Flour_ deing treated, i og ——_—- { The division will also endeavor to 10-Ib. sack Corn Meal “The holy see destres that religious! ,,, ¢ : | IS POISONED) voces than tne siatornent, that i maintain a proper balance of trade “Ib. sack Corn Meat_———-—-—-—-—-———— Interests which are the basis of all, 7h® Casper Chamber of Commerce wore nat onfore oar laws, in tnis| War Materials among the mineral industries of the Hf 4-Ih, sack Jersey Cream Pancake Flour, 35 De 80 we cannot enforc: . 5 Mization be nation and such related duties which Ditaasts.. Cocdsabentty y nee fort to sec statement Ties the death warrant of may be assigned to it, the announce. ff 4-Jb. sack Jersey Cream Buckwheat $ asks that in th t which will CasPer Ww’ 4 COPENHHAGEN, May 12.—Emen epublic, for this nation cannot Supply Is New ment added. H. S. Mulliken, special FI 55e be made bLetwe powers repre cr Happeee roe. . this a Rep aergle Rindon Denmark's widely known itho fess bab wire atte bg assistant to the director of the bureau our a 3 <weth hall be inser trating with othe hipments from all tres " without he recognized aut y of of miri®s, will have charge of th ow . d sented at Genoa all be Insert-(ooctione of the country, unlemithe mer | Sctroag, idied Bere UR-| iow. ‘The perpetrators of thia new Mines Feat division. Batre Large can Log Cabin Syrup, 5 Ibe. net_$1.19 ie the = Picit-) chants of and all shippers who} 5; am Rindon had been de. | treason have overlooked one of the ature 2y, -Ib. can Strained Honey bE an 50ck cog fonnaires fill out the! pr n ¥eonltie (Paeaie antl great ensentials of the American peo- aay - ao aaa flanks and return them to headquart-! she became prominent by her |Ple; that law in but an expression of See Fancy Early Ohio 1/-gal, All Fruit Jam____------------- : ers immediately, work in the leading part of the ‘the nation’s will, and the will power! WASHINGTON, May 12.—The & 2 * le ¢ par SHI N, y 12. e bu caren ee On the questionnaires submittea| American play “Romance.” of America haa ‘ever met apparently |reay of mines has extabtished « atvie|| SEED POTATOES 18-oz. jar Cherry, Strawberry or Rasp- at enig 1 r citing specific insuperable difficulties and changed|jon of war minerals supply, charged nein oierttiaa dine » used by the cham them into world amazing achieve-| with resporsibility for “matters reiat.|| CASPER STORAGE CO. Riri ene oh Ne Sa ee 3 : y the Rus in conducting an ments. ing to the supply of strategic mineral 313 W. 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Delicious Apples, 5 Ibs. for_______ Fancy Oranges, per doz__________ GALLON FRUITS Blackberries, solid pack, per can_____ Loganberries, solid pack, per can __ Sliced Peaches, excellent grade, can Half Peaches, per can. Apricots, per can Plums, per can____________ Apples, per can Crushed Pineapple, per can____ Sliced Pineapple, per can__ Argo Corn Starch, pkg__ 10 bars White Luna Soap_______ _50d ¥ Large pkg. Crystal White Soap Chips__27duy P. & G. Laundry Soap, 15 bars_____ $1.00 Fancy Parlor Brooms, good ones, each_69¢ White House. . Solitaire ........ Butter Nut en hi the bureau | suerte |_ LW— 2 | in the ‘Coffee Exchange” ay which LP , < = show that = been placed in positions § since it opened April 17 2 The success secured by the employ = ment bureau has resulted in the U. S. | { Employment bureau giving full co {operation with the loca) undertaking 3. This co-operation = a franking privile # and access to all the U. E. Emp HGH SCHOOL ANNUAL TO BE ISSUED SOON . New York has its great stock exchange, grain exchange and probably) not so well known, its coffee exchange. Here is the great center where the world’s dealings in coffee aré carried on. Samples from far away—East Indies, the islands of Java, Porto Rico and from South America assemble. The coffee exchange establishes standards by which the world’s buyers and sellers determine grades. There is no guess work about the grade of coffees but there is the greatest element of judgment in the qualit) of various types of coffee. The coffee exchange determines grades. The coffee buyer determines values due to flavor, fragrance and nuttiness. F There are eighteen different varieties of green coffee and eight different- grades. Coffee is a product handled by only the expert. Expert buyers visit the various coffee growing countries. Experts at the warehouses of New Orleans and New York pass judg- ment on the gradings of various cargoes that arrive. ‘ But the expert buyer, the blender, the final assayer of * the finished coffee for your table, is the final buyer_who selects and roasts your coffee. in communication | orms and blanks of | t service. | oot edialeh Beene = Work on the high school annual is | + Progressing very well and the publica {tion is expected to be out the latter * part of this month. Charles Hemry is editor-in-chief and has for his as- | = sistants Reed Marquis (business man- ; ager), Roy Frisby, Alice Claytor, Mar. }ian Kleber, Florence . Mil red Naylor, Kathleen . Ruth izman, Edna Kassis, Frances Davis, ang Marguerite Cole. Three hundred copies of the edition | will be printed. These are largely | ssubscribed for. The Commercial Printing company is doing the work. Pimples Keep Young Men Down! | rane They Make ¥\’omen, Too, a Puzzle! How 5S. S. S. Stops Skin Eruptions Positively. a peaches = Pimples and skin eruptions have a price—you pay for every pustuje, Blackhead and pimple on your face. Pimples produce prejudice and preven prosperity. Your heart may be gold, s ef the Crushing Fim- Baker’s Cocoa, 14-Ib.can___._._ 2 Baker’s Chocolate, 14-Ib. can SMALLER SIZE CANNED FR Neve SYRUP_SPLENDID VARUES. | ke No. 214 Half Peaches_______ x No. 2 Ex. fancy Sliced Peache. No. 21% Apricots___ No. 214 Pears____ No. 214 Pineapple___ No. 214 Green Gage Plums___| No. 214 Egg Plums No. 2 Loganberries No. 2 Strawberries No. 2 Blackberries wit Pind women. hi men ‘women, here's saith out. Physics and Wha “the Coffee Delicious” 4 y SE85 3h a PAXTON AND GALLAGHER [o- Roasted in Omaha it Hilt o! @ C)