ra : usual fast time is reported over this The first of the i : 1 “ c : ‘ © tourist vanguard Pastry; doughnuts, cookies, cake IVE N EW NO COMPLAINTS FROM link in the road. West of Casper toy has reached Casper and fit is a Ga Pe neceteae Ge tae L Waltman the local highway . depart-| pated that the season of 1920 will wit- Better than you e a E a 2 ment engineers report the road to be in) nias the gfeatest to: 7 f f 1 touris c y us once—the oP DERS ON CONDITION good shape and it is generally under-| history F t traffic in Try us once—then stood that on west into Thermopos | —_—_———_—_—_——————— The V JUNE 4, 1920 ss : Sieg Ue Syke Sattiemen - Che Casper Daily Cribune seine em seven MILLER LEADS STATE WHEEL PASSES OVER OF YELLOW ——— el i im ; ag TOT DROWNED OF YELLOWSTONE SOUTH | Ugly, Unsightly Pimples t ° : j 33 Seep | 26 DEMO, DELEGATION 10 | 7 TRYING To HEAD. BOY WILL LIVE! rs, stowstoneniaens tom conf PAINTING, DecoaTiNG |, Sree bad Blood. Ga Uv | ’ per to the Colorado-Wyoming line te AND PAPER HANGING Give Heed to the Warning. |trouble. This remedy is the great 80 { REACH ( reported to be in first class shape by} | Pimpl the f est vegetable blood purifier known, 22 FA THER JACKSON, Wyo., June 4.—Aside|™°terists who have made the trip in First-Class Work | aaee ee eg ee ad oenet | and contains no'minerals or chem ~ j from the fact that’a wheel of a eave the past week. With few excep tora } Sr Nature that, yout lod “is an ornare: bie sacet taelicnee i Gaem ily ladened wagon passed hi every mile of the rond from here to| . | i i hated: Soines| Ga % CHEYENNE, Wyo, June 4—the | JACKSON, Wyo, June 4—At-[ Jimmie, s-yearold son of 1. E. Spaitey [Cheyenne Is in excellent whape ana|) Let Us Estimate Your Work Hones thay, torte gcapean, Ponell eerie eke ieee wyoming delegation to the Democratic | fe™pting to follow ‘her father atter [lof ik postomlce, is okeh. Lilly is feel-| MUCH Draise ls given the state highway | mes they foretell eczema, boils,}and get rid of those unsightly and 86 Wrional convention at San Francisco | H¢ had departed for Jackson, Phyl-]]ing right good, at that, having emerged|4¢P%tment under whose — supervision | blisters, scaly eruptions and other | disfiguring pimples, and other skin raw organized by electing Leslie A. Mil-, nr betes daughter of David |] from his experience merely with a few|t#® Yellowstone highway is being PLATT & REESON | ain disorders that burn like/irritations, If you wish. special 0 jer of Cheyenne, chairman; Robert D.' | ft s, vet drowned in the ford of }\scalp wounds and a headache. Why|'*Ken care of. | 305 N. Durbin. Phone 300 §| ae of ee medical advice, you can obtain it (5 Hawley, of Douglas, secretary; 'P. ©, J the Gros Ventre river twelve miles || the truck did not crush the child's skull} Pom Wheatland to’ Cheyenne the [oe mersabataraleanse: Tere b cesar | are ame by, eterna eo Maas e vans of Sheridan, member of the’ reso. ae is place. The child was }/like an eggshell is a mystery. usually fast time is reported over this |: 8. aes ‘0 cleanse it of these ac-Jical Director, 105 Swift Labora- 30 lution committee: L. E. Laird of wor. |f missed by her mother almost imme- road is a veritable boulevard and un- cumulations that cause unlimited|tory, Atlanta, Ga. —<— diately but her fate was not k T will bu jand, Member of the credential “com-| not known run buck herd on South Lone aera anc, | intil the following day, when h Bear beginning Ji mitee; Robert D. Hatvley, member off © > er ing June 1. Andrew Mac-| 6% % ot 2, % .% iWtracks were traced Uiceusti two S$: Borgo foete-efo-cho-sto-cke-ate-ato-cte-ste-atocte-sto- steele ste ete ste-stocte ate ste eto-ate ste ate-ate-ste otoctoste-steo% he committee on permanent organiza- sited 5-21-12t*| 2% af esac SOAS o-aSo- 050-150-5450 450-00 0 050- 020-4le sco ane ore ate 10-000 aloo: toto ate Meteo toto te cM tun, and P. J. O'Connor of Casper, | Tigating ditches to the bank of the uae a a a a kee Xa EX a XA OS SOC ama ae KP F 7 ssi & ’ headquarters will be the“Hotel Lank-|~Where she entered the stream. & ye 2 a ¢ Nichards unningham Company : | 5 TOKANSASPEN| STATE COURT od $f — 3, oe ) ae CHEYENNE, Vyo., June 4.— - cause her erstwhile husband, Waiter C.| jn the nate prohibition cemmisslanccs & “ i Hamby, is @ convict in the federal peni- bg stone ee otee se b3 } i office, when, Wednesday, a number of 4 >< tentlar yat Leavenworth, a fact which | cases { hich vi 4 3 | has brought dishonor to the name ef jiquor et aa chivpaeaers aan ¥ r) 4 : Hamby. | e conyict’s wife was grant-!jn the distric: co rt. he .det ART | [ M D > pe parte pes hain oe tee were arvexted Asis Tenatgcmingteret 2 Fst ony whew ; »e n en S ep artm ent & wi an parmitad tm ree he maga }ormN: Pt Naver ware ppomecuted. | JRE ZT a oF Scrunmy 3 + en name, gees oeh aes wie Cos an con te & . ~ LADY BARBER IS Merry-Go-Round Titers gS sl soho $ We are compelled to reduce our stock in the men’s + ‘ Fragrant with the thiry-wo Wonderful Garden, ’ Sd FIRST IN PLANE Comes. Between pce ERE, > and boys’ department to make room for the workmen & . * wil you why so many women use .: 4 ° . ahi ee Girl and Lover| | #* yikes ~ $ to proceed with the rebuilding of our store, so if the ss Sle Wana atte] omen. Wo, rne sane| | SMITE-TURNER | | PUBIC WHT Teelp) ney owt orm riius preposisor we: ne ded disth af f in, weeks over he fac '; 5 . aided distinction of being the first | that his sweetheart, Sadie Gallerof, ¥ meet them half way with liberal discounts on all pur- # She was the firét passenger carried by TOde on @ merry-goround with Pete ( yarden % P D4 e Sor 1} 'e. a enio m. a e: 4 ° . . . tie SouthoRal ig aie | AWA Ge. ycsuenany nat 19. Cocoilaro'e, ame - “~ chases made during this rebuilding sale. Callonus % airplanes it will bring here for com.| called himto the door and opened fire euch rt 4 and b ° d ° Re pesidmey Ae) oleak with a sieshooter. "One bullet graced, Ou + nd be convinced that we mean business. ne through his left thigh. Leon fled but bd b HINS CHARGE FOREIGNER. {sien ct $ : ing he went to the Callegoff girl's ~~ ‘<7 TWICE ORDINARY PRIGES| ="site"ronm'sns c'mon | FLONEER |); Men’s and Boy’s Clothing (pL SBI THIUL ie. Site ae ewes oe! GROCERY ||F y Bo meat ertatas thee Waentty ake} (CAREY Gorse” 70 cuicago, |] AND MEAT MARKET —1/% We will 3 LSSes! r ” un s ere) Sea ast ee a a get is ee f am >4 e will allow a discount of 10 per cent on all ¥ ance it uggestion by the rlin| republican national convention at fey jandison . 1 les $ ’ > , 3 0 Peay te ire ey me id ae tos OR NN THOS, FIDDES, Manager & men’s and boys’ suits and extra pants during this + Our fancy dishes of ioe cream Carey. Corner Fourth and Jefferson sts. || sale and make alterations “free of charge, which 3, Some day you sure must buy. IANO TUNING Prompt Service You don't know what you'te missing, If you want that piano tuned or re; Until one Oftheseiyou rote ired fi hay means, a saving of 15 to 29 per cent on all suits and ‘pants. Our stéck was never more complete, so you ‘ will have a good assortment to pick from. Come in $ and look over our men’s and boys’ suits and extra $ pants. It will be our pleasure to show them to you, even if you are not ready t) buy. A small deposit wil hold a suit for thirty days. HATS and CAPS for Men and + ‘@ It may interest the men and women of Wyoming to learn the | truth about the carbon black industry. ‘@ So far the truth has been concealed and the issue clouded. @ {@ The manufacture of carbon black is a legitimate enterprise, so recognized in other states for 40 years and more, and its essential utility never has been questioned in any State, except + oe oad rere Me ? MoM aaa K + ROS Ma M So ehoeteate-ote) + + nO Soo eee atotso-e ete steele ee dieateete ete 2 ? i ne 21, 1919, the legisla sed + z In Wyoming, on Feb: 1, 1919, the legislature passed a i a ave Diteanereoed! by oe governor) eek ing our business an >< B y outlaw industry, and a million-dollar investment worth little o, "artes os K more than “junk.” ‘@ This law subsequently was held unconstitutional, but the 3 You never saw a larger stock * b agitation has been renewed: — : ‘ P< of men’s and boys’ hats in any o : aiaets, 5 patie - 3 city the size of Casper and we ne ‘@ We have faith in the fairness and justice of the ple of >< wantito Mraducelitibyl offering Dd | Wyoming. . : i ’ ' ee you liberal discounts. We can >< * {@ We believe a full and impartial statement of the facts regard- ~ eave you tony wee ons cent oe ing the importance and usefulness of our business will de- ¥ caps, so now is the time to buy & mand a hearing and future fair play! & a new hat or cap. $ * a geo Here Are the Facts: 3 + a3 ot > Men’s and > Je ha “as f Boy s oes We have the largest assortment o shirts in Casper, in all styles made from ‘ We have invested nearly $1,000,000 near the town of D< : |, Cowley, Wyoming. edn 4 : $ + ‘'@ We have erected more than 100 buildings where formerly z a ehebsl work litct 4o'n beaharhttonpes $ \ there was no human habitation. } We are always well stocked with shoes for men andj} shirt and will allow a discount of at foe QO vetoes X produced sufficient of the highest-grade gasoline: boys and right now we are so crowded for room that we So: R a soe aes ehepenatale owner in Maeuilog 29 gallons— $ must reduce the shoe stock and will allow discounts of least 10 per cent on any shirt in the store, >< v, : ‘ a and this, bef. using the natural gas to make an atom of & O 30 P. Cc nd we have some very pretty patterns oe carbon black! ‘ 1 t 0 er er at to select from. + <7 On all men’s and boys’ shoes Moot + ‘@ We have provided the only town within five miles of our f aes is t ‘ ( b3 during this rebuilding sale. & . bee with rae for need o ania es hace $ It Hie a to buy several Ee + ‘0 encourage potato growing 11 pene 4 pairs for future wear. o : more then $130,000 in building a dehydrating plan. $ Trunk and Suit Cases | '@ We are equipped to furnish electric light and power to many, + Call and see our ' & » '(@ We pay more than $6,000 a year in local taxes; and $ stock and 4 et our and rave ing ags b ‘@ Less than 7 per cent. of the -flow capacity of the natural oe prices. F ’ oe . AS f AH oe SG This stock takes up more room than we can gas wells within 10 miles of Cowley eg utilized by, all con + spare aa we will allow discounts of 10 to 20 jee cent + sumers last year, including our own plant, ee on all trunks, suit cases and traveling bags during ae 4 $ this rebuilding. sale. Ae intend xe travel BnY, this & The nest artict ‘, summer it will pay you to buy your luggage from us. ae of thi seria “ Midland Carbon Company 3 ; + peli Cowley, Wyoming | & Wi . u - ne ee THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST * Od iM ©, ©, 0, O, On On ie ng an tn tn drt & & Maveataodtobvetvotrtiertecee te ate cto te sto sto to eo ato ok II oa a a i es A A Soato-ae-ae-afo-afe-efo-ofeeo-aseegoes

Casper Daily Tribune dated June 4, 1920

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