Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1919, Page 5

eS Segre aeeeenettrs errata a TONNE aac, Pi CARRIES he INFORM GE SHLES tion this week, President 7 M. Wil- ;Son says: “In regard to the price for shear- fing advise that in Arizona where the igrowers signed a contract with the’ | Shearer’s union on a sliding scale, the ! | price is from 16c to 203, the shearer | paying his board. In Utah they are Three dollars in return for every|contracting shearing for 12!¢ and) dollar donated is the rather attrac-|board and 14c shearer to pay his own | tive proposition which the Baptists ‘board. In our own state we know! of Wyoming face in promoting the/of three contracts made at the pri success of the six-million-dollar/agreed unon, viz: 15c shearer to “Victory” campaign which will domi-'his Lourd, ard we earnestly urge all nate all other church activities dur-| woolgrowers to adhere to this price. ing the next 30 days. As such it “In reference to the wage question should carry a broad appeal to the jn Idaho where they were paying membership, for while Wyoming‘herders from $100 to $125 per month Baptists are called upon to raise only Jast year, new hercers are going out about $9,000 of the total sum, ap-| at $60 per month, and to $75 if th ey, proximately $25,000 has been al-! make good. Around Billings, Mont., lotted to this state for the aid of) herders are now going out at the | missions and improvement policies! same figure and this figure also ap-! calculated to meet the needs of this plies to parts of Central Wyoming. al Oe th $9,000 to b 1 a naeraa eh e 0 be raised some $3,296 already has been apportioned, py At tat tacts toon Becetontes] among the churches of the state and 1919. Tickets ae aa Ly Avan at the conference in Casper Friday of ickers 691g Dadicsgtrees Z. C. O'Farrell, state director for the Beale “Victory” campaign, and J. F. ' Blodgett, superintendent of Baptis missions in Wyoming, the remainde: of the sum was allocated to the dif-! ferent congregations as follows: Cheyenne, first, $591; sper, first, $350; Worland, $350; Greybull, $250; Powell, $275; Laramie, $290;' Gillette, $250; Neiber, $175; der, $200; Sheridan, first, Glenrock, $150; Torrington, | Rock Springs, $115; Evanston, $100; Dwyer, $100; Douglas, $140; River- ton, $100; Meeteetse, $200; Burli ton, $57. iebo, $75; i Lower Shell, $14; aucern, 3 derson, $70; Otto, $50 ; Shell, Thermopolis, $78; tae Bethel, $40; Kane, $25; A Burge, $10; Carneyville, $: per, second, $20; Cheyenne, s $20; Chugwater, $ Durham, $10; Golden Prairi Hulett, $8 Jackson, $50; $10; Pleasant, Sheridan, second, $10; Pine Is the Month rural, $5. to Paint The raising of $250,000 by the church before April 1 hi i e- unt the aequiston of 350,000 of SRN gle Roofs fered by a great philanthropist, with Se the result that the campaign is be- and Wooden WSS Buildings ing speeded up throughout the coun- WITH Three Dollars to Return for Every One Donated to Victory Cam- paign in Wyoming; Allot- ments Are Made. $5 ‘Bluffs try at its inception. In Wyoming leaders are highly optimistic over probable results but are bending every energy to the drive to offset the da unger of of Pacis Reoinenene TNE WYOMING SOLDIER “OWL §, $:4OWISIANA Buumlnous. The governor's orva/offiea has been ad-| vised that there was one lone Wyo- Ror at ming soldier aboard the U. S. S. 0 al Louisiana, which docked at Newport) News last Wednesday. Neither the! oreenization nor the home town of! CROWN TAR WOES Denver soldier was given. The notice; came from the morale division of the | THE DENVER ry ry ELECTRIC LIGHT 3 United States army. FOR SALE BY ——»—_ Tribune Wantade VV. Scoggan ecoeveccccscccccccecgecccccccccsess Lander Valley Produce Man Hay, Grain and Farm Products. Wife or write Lander, Wyo. ee Pa PLANTS TREES - Ihave both. Trees are scarce this season and prices are high. Place your order for trees before March 1st or you may get left. I refuse to sell trees not suit- able for planting in this locality. WM. MOSTELLER Phone 1 F 3 or 557-M Evenings foto feateetecteateeteatoetontes 3 Bs $ $ otesteaececentesteegrees seated F ANNOUNCEMENT: DR. J. H. JEFFREY CHIROPRACTOR of CASPER Sn hate de deteten OE iM Will visit Glenrock on Tuesdays, 0, Oe ‘ Thursdays and Saturdays of each Motes Ore e ee, ‘. ‘o week, commencing MARCH 25th Room 108, Hotel Higgins PPOOPSSSOSPOOSSSOO OOOO 1M K? "o% 0, Me Masta BSoddocgecgeege<: ° Presbyterian church in this country | and over: isc of that denom} for 2 campaign to build a new first Sunday in March, and will be ne: . if conditions justi | continued in a thoroughly organized “A ck of 1,000 membe }way until Sunday, March 23, when property rests of from 60 to 100 | 130, 000 duly appointed anys rs . all paid for by April | will visit every Presbyterien in the rather ambitious MIND (IP RIVE | United States during the hours of hy the local church, ltwo to five to secure his vledge for whic! ad with the p {this eee ont d alter H. Brad a kickoff" meeting held at ees “Vocal church Yast evening 15 New the state for the t, entertains high {te 2ams of male members of the con- hopes f s in Casper as | cregation went over their instructions well as ot Solicitation of Budget Fund of! in indulged in the practice of the * ORDER PLACED BY CITY FOR NEW TRACTOR 10 BE USED ON LOCAL STREETS 1 new extensively used in’ the rtion program th c Mare | ugurated and will t $15,700 Between 2:00 and jart of solicitation. Between 2 aut att fare a ve is eee ae arias etc 5:00 O'clock Tomorrow; [ee eee A een ele ields no immunity with crim-| yureha rd from Henry John | ns 0 e ca mn he} bres | naive tecti at Buber. t ce snecial features that wil Kick-off Meeting LacRabecomilheivicanvassiisvexpoctad | fone: mace tid (by thesrobbery) here desirable for the city work of the home of Fede Judge John A. Riner. Guns, clothes and jewelry ued at aken. The bur » not been caught Friday. /to meet the budget for the year, amounting to $15,700. |hundred dollars of t toward benevolences, $: rent expenses and $11,500 to hiqui- w. J. ate the church debt in pre » of the new machine of th se now | ld steam tracte Iso one of the cit the trade The campaign to raise forty million | dollars to carry on the work of the | =e oyarth of Dougle or in Casper t « was launched in all the STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAY There’s “Spring” in the Step Of Every Man Teday See Our Welcome 5 | Home j ; . 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