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FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1923 WAR DECLARED ON GOAL PRICE Che Casper Daily HOPE OF THE FARMER LIES IN CLEANING BUSINESS =| “.o.tonGErr. tibune PAGE FIVE. _.___ Two Prizes for Beauty coated tongue, biliousness, COMBINATION, SAYSROOSEWELT HERE CHINGES HINDS curamee cans ‘Set your liver right—only 25e SYRACUSE, N. ¥., Sept. 14—) Mr. Roosevelt concluded with a! say 7. Freedman has Dinchaast Combination and co-operation is the |wora of warning against’ “quack"|the Wyoming Clanen Gone hope of the American farmer, As- eee gg] 1 sistant Secretary Roosevelt of the | emedies. be peor: Sens snivaten ecard rk Miss Lillian Peterson “ i iS will continue th é e ‘ ee re were re tee ENG WU Ka CVRD, SPegCOUBETA. Ue ORC. itis tatl italigcacent, location Teacher of Piano I s dress at the New York state fair. | ‘there are sincere, but mentally] 251 wet winct erent 330 East Fifth he governmentia part in aiding the'limitea fanatics, and self seeking| Mr. Freedman, who. has taken Ph as 209-3 cars bn dl dba brats ot piacnee) cra, |Polticians peddling false doctrines. | possession of the business, will do one u ey mai aeitttn er po oa ae tise tanks These comprise euch things as gov-|first class tailoring, pressing, clean Nebraska Executive to Spec naelatie lie Occumna ties CA |e re hleeh ciate | abet eeeceed'| idee aitamadicnsined cosas son “! . loans. Steer clear of them. Re ? acer “where it Put State in Fuel Sroting ese Spies where te eee es Sag eee ane ” thing which hurts the country hurts ‘ i “In my opinion,” Mr. Roosevelt 3 _ Business, Said. esidthe tobe naa noe Rope sep [th emer, Suntan wary oa an with the times. The , day of the | ‘hing which hur! - small individual has passed. Econ- | the country omy and efficlency are vital to suc- cess and it is axiomatic that either Pigeon’s Fresh Roasted Tastes Better—Goes Farther—Always Good 228 East Second St. Phone 623 LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 14,—(By ‘he Associated Press).—Governor ‘Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska has| in buying or selling, if you deal: in Amazing Facts Are for Nebraska : states, he announced ‘today, » Gaying | “There is one way and one way Anna G. Olson if any, other states asked him only that the farmer can meet this that i. to help lower coal prices he “would condition. He must combine him &o all possible po'itically and person- self, ally, to break the national combine, the governor announced that he had geceived requests from “Big farm or- ganizations” in Kansas, Oklahoma and South Dakota for information as to whether he could furnish them Aa at reduced prices and that he #Yqwould answer by saying that he Swould probably be able to help them, “Co-operation is necessary for the salvation of the farmer, and the sal- vation of the farmer {s necessary for the salvation of the general public.” One effect of co-operation in the future may be expected in improved warehousing, the speaker predicted. with huge storage plants probably located at strategic points in re tallation to markets, These, he believed, should be owned by the farmers’ co-operatives themselves, for besides being bettor managed, the “politics which in- variably creep into state-owned in- dustries could be kept out." GASOLINE PRICES ] TO BE INVESTIGATED. LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 14.—(By Whe Associated Press). —Attorney General O, S. Spillman of Nebraska, @nnounced that he would invite to @ conference to be held about Oc- tober 10 to 15, every attorney gener-| Alin the United States to consider iss Ruth Malcomson, high school girl ot Philadelphia, Pa., won the Silver Mermaid, as the prettlost girl = the gasoline situation in the coun-| at Atlantic City not entered in th ‘ * © inter-clty beauty contest. The exp was also awarded ber a# the prettiest try. Attorney General Spillman was) , 6irlin the amateur division, _ asked by the/convention of attorneys} §veeks ago to call such a conference auction sale of lots on the == ry ow! of § 1 e. y| be “By ° " lac . . . SECOND STREET PROJECTED NEGOTIATIO N S sam ogier ue atic er eaoeet {terete ee Price reduction ranging to 15% and 1:30° o'clock, Sales will be cash 25/ sick and actually picked up eigh- per cent and terms on balance. teen pounds besides,” is the re- bs , ¥} - ees spon oaa ree are being markablo febeend GS Mrs. Anna Effective for a limited time onl , We are giving, A $200,000 building that will serve ing to the plans. A cafe will prob- made by the Yellow Cab company to|Geppert Olson, highly esteemed ; as an amusement center including ably be maintained on this ‘ove BELGRADE, Sept. 14,—| this town for a round trip, and the| rosident of 906 West Jackson Ave., absolutely free, with each regular Vacuum Cup LONDON, Sept, 14. — (By ‘The 8 dance hell and swimming poo! and|while a drug store and apartments | (By ‘The Associates PEOAS) Yury ren eee eed et coe: | Spokineyt Washington. Tire purchased, Associated Press) —Five persons |Which will also contain about 60 \aro plenren sone remaining space. |__'The Itali h HACE agar ot Pucchaber sero eT ct [eta eee eae bad an 0 TESTE were killed including the pilot and |aPartments is to be constructed on| The dance hall wi 'be hi oa alan charge d’af-}to «1 tot purchasers, attack of flu which turned into NE TON S' D TUBE Sinschanician, by the crashing of |East Second street between Wiacoa. on the sec-/faires here informed the| ‘The advaxnce sale of lots has pneumonia and I finally had an op- f dit ° the ManchesterLondon Air ‘Mail |ain and Minnesota strecte, according |OR4 poce wees wat have mezzanine| Jugo Slav government last|been remarkable and indieations| eration, I was in bed elght weeks of corresponding size Ev Ne service, partments will complete a to th ffect that this will be|and when I it I was i : : : . es, C7 rile ps Hee saeseabcald elle mid ran ethane nkaeyye (ON ripe Bere me one of the greatest lot aales'in the |1 couldn't walle aczoms ihe oor’ | ‘This combined price reduction and limited Free border, late today. of @ company that is being incor-| The problems of construction have | between Rome and Belgrade regara.| Mstory of the atate, was taking a tonto, but it did me Tube Offer affords opportunity for an approximate ‘ Dorated, and A. C. Litheredge, ar-| necessitated the Egyptian type of|ing Flume be vaatiniea Tho fact that the town will be on|no gcod, and it seemed like I never ' . Fe ee eee eee ee tee net Te ny moot. |arcbitectize and this) will: be carried |) No, daclaion as yet bean scenkial tHe Tallroed has aroused ini many |would pet my stechem ie: SAVING OF 30% cloth'ng, especially for underwear | tary of the company. out through the whole building. here but the resumption of nogotin- persons an interest in it and the “My first bottle of Tanlac gave oe : 2 >and shoes for boys and men in the | ‘The proposed building following| Mr. Newstadt has had many years tions on a fresh basis ts considered | senathietred cmichaalet aCe Dai akenravevioiion oe oes. Get your scason’s tire equipment TODAY, includ- devastated region, is urgent. Many |the plans that have been outlined |of experience in the constryction of | possible, , : : i REE T } 4 persons are in a serious condition | will be of stucco material 256 by|amusement palaces of this nature. asening bather an I did even ing a FREE TUBE with ev tire you buy. as a result of exposure. 112 feet in size, It will contain two|having come here from New York.| papra Sept. 14.—(By The Assoc!.|_W. E. Sauer, traveling passenger | yorcre Ketting sick. I know what ; en stories and a basement and will fol-|Mr. Litheradge has been doing | ataq Press).—Whon Premier Musno,|28¢nt of the Pennaylvania lines, ix bei ; Ke : CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 14— |iow the Egyptian method of ar-|considerable architectural work in Unt dectares the annexation of Fiuma |!" the city for a few days from Den-| a tery, aert ey Eeeg pirraty, thoussad dollars, the pay- | chitecture. Casper. to Italy he will announce the with-| Ver On business... Over 87 million bottles sold. : roll oft Por vee age th A large swimmingpool will be in-| The headquarters of the company | drawal of tho Italian teson@tfrom | pak cca oe nee 8 South El Ph 983 es malta Yo a better te freee atthe {cluded on the ground floor. It will have been located fee auth Con-| Porto Barros, the adjoning harbor,|up any claim to that poft, to Suak| Tanlac Vegetable Pillé are Na- 428 Sou m lone have a diving tower that will extend! ter, together wit! the Mountain ‘it fs Jearned here from an company’s plant late today. The through the ond story, accor: hori-|and to the delta there, which wi!l|ture’s own remedy for constipation. ates Realty compan avin. For sale every Make $1.00 we". $2.00 YOU CAN DOIT BY ATTENDING OUR _ Opportunity Sale “ paymaster was he'd up as he en- fered the building. Tha bandits ‘escaped in an automobile. WARREN, Ohio, Sept. 14. — Mrs. Della Wah Whalen Roshon Hitchcock, divorced w'fe of Harry Reed Roshon held in Los Angeles waiting possible criminal action— . following his alleged confession of having married seven women, will *not make charges against Roshon, " she told authorities today, “I want to forget him,” she said. County | Sheriff John E. Thomas said no Section against Roshon would be “taken from this county. DDDS OF TWO TO ONE ~ ON DEMPSEY OFFERED Betting ‘on the Dempsey-Firpo ‘world’s championship heavyweight Bout tonight seems to be on a 2 to 1 basis that Dempsey retains his “title. | & Four different bets were covered | There this morning, these hetng: Two thousand to 1,000, Dempsey Wins; $10 to $5, Firpo doesn't stay 20 rounds; $5 even Firpo stays 5 Founds; $200 to $100, Dempsey wins, tative quarter, He will thus The Event You Have’ Been Waiting For IS NOW AT HAND THE BIG AUCTION LOT SALE AT THE NEW RAILROAD TOWN OF 'Salt Creek WILL BE HELD TOMORROW, (SATURDAY, SEPT. 15) Lots in Salt Creek Townsite, the new town on the North & South Railroad, where it enters the Salt Creek Field. NOW IN FULL SWAY BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESSES The Season’s Newest Offerings—Values Ranging Up to $75.00 “SHNION TXT ANNOUNCES OPECIML FATES TO THE SALT. GREEK AUCTION = The Union Tax! Drivers Local No. No. 506 have made special arrange- ents with the Wyoming-Montana vestment company to run their ars to Salt Creek at a special rate uring the big auction sale of lots dp the new railroad town of Salt Creek. ‘This town ts Iccated tn the heart Of the Salt Creek of! field and on the new North & South Raflroad. salo etarts at 1:30 Saturday. he cars will leave the Henning Hotel at frequent intervals through- Out the morning. The fare wili be be $6.00 for the round trip. This amount to be refunded by the In- Yestment company with the pur- Fa of a lot.—Advertisement. BIG DANCE AT POWDER RIVER, SEPT. 15 1,000 Dresses to select from and every dress has a distinctive style of its own, introducing black, navy and brown. Every size for misses, women and stouts. The materials consist of Can- ton Crepes, Cbarmouse Spaual at e e meteors, crepe, satins, Poiret twill, in all the latest pleated effects. Also Milliner combination effects suitable for street, err Oe er pee nh pr PECOR.| As eon eetal coll ectiiin’ of Win ana Fall and Winter Millinery. The very newest showings fof the very late imported models, Every color, style and shape to be found ih this wonderful collection. Children’s Hats in every wanted style and color. We carry no stock over from one season to another. All a new, clean, fresh merchandise just received; ranging in price $9.95, $14.95, $4.95 to $12.95 $19.95, $24.95 ee The The Store Store i That Accommodating Undersells Trains Will Be Operating Within a Few Days Into This New Town of Salt Creek. There Never Was an Opportunity Equal to This or One So Rich in Poss bilities. The Advance Sale of Lots Has Been Remarkable, and Indica- tions are That It Will Be the Greatest Lot Sale in the History of Wyoming. AUCTION SALE Will Be Held at the Townsite Starting Tomorrow at 1:30 P. M. Sales Will Be Cash 25 Per Cent and Terms on Balance Here is a Real Opportunity for Investment Special Reduced Rates With Yellow Cab Co. For Round Trip. Fares Will Be Refunded to All Lot Purchasers TLL RE Wyoming-Montana Investment Company | CASPER, WYOMIN The Best Velvets Are Used, Also Hand-Made Workmanship Ladies Bring Cake or Sandwiches Admission $1.00 Cumming’s Music From Casper