Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1918, Page 8

Page Eight mi; judges will. have their decision ready . and the prizes will be awarded. All| prizes will be given in thrift and war-! savings stamps. { | The inspectors report some very} TO AF AWARDED fine gardens and say that it will be} a task to decide which one is better! than all of the others. Fine weather, | plenty of rain, and sunshine has aid-| THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE : Yeslerdap atternoortthe big roller|have no right upon the sidewalk and] OT RA Y ANIMALS of the Warren company got into_a)@n¥ accident, no matter how inno- ditch: at the south end of Center/CeMt the driver’ muy be, }street and sank into the ground iutil driver as the case may be. {the bottom of the firebox was rest-|er streets to the north are open to ing on the ground. Teams were hitch-| traffic and the cars‘using the short jed tothe machines at first but these |¢ut do so entirely at their own risk. | Ss SA nk Bad ie | were unable to budge it and only af-| |ter several hours’ work was it freed! | etables were growing. A horse Tuined| | the plot beyond repaor in’ one night ;and the animal had not bee content ARE MENACE TO {with eating: mgs ee ore x the groy;. ‘ing v . id laid-down an LOCA L GA RDENS| rolled ‘and ‘therelig sbeapletaly kite : led all the plants that otherwise misi eae a) ¢ have been saved, = 7 8 Congress Mendeithascopics of One of the most pernicious things| All residents are asked to warn the |the 1917 Agricultural Year Book for With’ which the people of Casper have | Police immediately upon beco will be blamed entirely upon the owner or The oth- Local Committee Anticipates Hard ed nature and the gardens and the| Traffic to See Relief with Comple- |ft°m its predicament. j Jan) withiiat the setae d|#ware of the presence of a hor é 3 =f, Fie fein | 2 , Another day will likely see the! distributi willbe glad to send/‘° deal with/is they stray: horses: and ee ot might a a jground kas been giving its share of k 4 s ¥ 9 | Cistribution, and willbe glad to send |" 7 at might damdge gardens Work in Reaching Decision Fao hes the eh Se 8 families?) OR of Important Link at completion of the work at the corner|a copy to all who ask. ‘This is « moct cattle that are left to wander over the| {hg officers wil] immediately tak Among Children in Casper. Linden: and Center of Linden and Center streets and|helpful publig tion, containing in ad. (streets at will by their owners. So|the animal and see:to it that it |, Those who will judge the gardens! areas relays te sonecsuon £2, | dition “ih matters ot Perweulan ae many pimplsinte here Here teceteed [no 2urther damage while the oy 2 ry | - = affic that has bee: e ere for) est to those ag i i ral) ie Tribune o: ze ne! wil ave PRACT: 2p Shraaay cesta lutea ee ee ha ee Bava bE Genter, strect andl se ectine pesktirte toadiceene has|work a great deal of statistical data /to-war'gardens by the. animals that |charges so that it will likely be be... of the garden committee of Natro- King, Mrs. Webber endive: Parker, |" @ cross streets on each side half | used the sidewalk on the west side|of value to others. Those who have! it seems as tho somethings must be | ficial in keeping the animal corraled na county council of national de- with Mrs. Henry A. Johnson assist.| WY to the next street is progressing | of Center street to get around to/ already written Mr. Mondell for the|done if we are to have any vege-'in the future. : fense, has been, with her corps of ing. jfavorably. The workmen have com-|David and several narrow escapes|book should receive it shortly. tables. | Gy ALT wd inspectors and judges, making inspec- Z ens Si yg | pleted the cement work as far as Park jhave beer experienced between the} re One resident on Park avenue had Miss Sallie Lanes, an East Ten- tion tours to the many school chil-! wr are experts on alterations of lad-}2Ve? Drivers are) Woman suffrage has received the|a garden that called forth comment! nessee school: teacher, has a record and the bitulithic layers are|cars and pedestrians, | dren’s gardens in the city during the jes* garments. C. Moore, ‘tail-| Placing the asphalt coat at the corner | warned that they will be held liable} official indorsement of the Democrat_| from the passerby because of its ex- | of mowing six eres of hay in one past week and by next week the or. ‘for_any accident here for the cars!ic part; “! ut. 'celient condition and the way the veg-' day, s _by_t : a 10-tf!of Center and Linden streets. eae : eee ere for_the cars ic _pa Matinee Tonight Night § Matinee 2:30 THE OVERTHROW OF AN EMPIRE is accomplished by a band of restless spirits, guided by the soul of a woman who seeks to free her people from oppression. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Theda Bara in | “THE ROSE OF BLOOD” By Richard Ordynski Staged by J. Gordon Edwards STANDARD PICTURES EVENING—First Show 7:30 r to. pay for the pound TERE Night 7:00 : | — Sunday A Wonderful Paramount Picture Love’s Conquest | Starring 5 LINA CAVALIERI Gismonda is a robustious character of which Mme. Cavalieri, superbly endowed with beauty and talent, makes the most. 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