Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 6

= ee n Chi H Mine Workers of America, and zs such will be able to consider all school L J x matters from the viewpoint of the laboring man. fi Mrs. Stone has traveled widely and has a high education. Under the name H of Elizabeth Arnold Stone she has at- tained 2 as a writer of jon and n poetry. i Mr. Hanway is b ss manager u of the Casper Dail bune. He is one of the ablest newspaper men in == the state. Appointees on State Board | Messrs. Quealy and Parks are mem- EL 3 bers of the present board, havi ucation and Agricultural 2 been appointed when it was organized Advisory Board Are two-years ago. Mr. Morgan was re- Made Public. cently appointed to fill out an un- =. expired term. The new board will meet in Chey- enne April 14 for the purpose of ele ing a chairman and a secretary. l der the new law the si sioner of education also ac ary of the board, and t ine A. Morton, state t of public instruction, vunced the full personnel of of education. > terms of the Riner bill legislature the n ex-officio » board, with the power with the approval of she has the naming of < members. These six commis- sioner will be selected at the coming meeting. Numerous applications from educators both within and without the state already have been received. One of the most important phases of the work of the board during the next two ye: will be the furthering of the vocational education movement. At the April meeting James R. Coxen, state director of the movement, will be present to explain the progress of the past two years and the needs for the coming biennium. Governor Carey has announced ’ the appointment of the new state agri- cultural advisory board, created by the 1919 legisalture. The members will be: William Lynn of Torrington. George Prosser of Cheyenne. J. V. Wolf of Wheatland. Jesse W. Crosby of Crowley. H. B. D. Taylor of Mt. View. : —— = STOCKGROWERS OF STATE WILL MEET IN BASIN n of Chi tone of way of per. By virtue of these appoi not only will all parts of th t also all the leading indu of people of the nston. nterests, Mr. Que:z a t of ranch and so that he will be in a position to look for the rura ols in all mat- shich cor vre the beard. widely-acquain s been superintendent heridan public schools for 1 decade. During his long successful adminis n there s probably become as well ac- ed with the educational needs te as any other man. president of the First nk of Lander. He is h 1 has taken a n BASIN, Wyo., Mar. 29.—The an- nual meeting of the Wyoming Stock- growers’ association, which was pre- more t and month, has been postponed until Apri held in Basin on those dates and it is expected that in the neighborhood i ; of five hundred members and men est in the vocational interested in the stock industry will ent in Wyoming. be present. cretary-treasurer 2 ne g branch of the United | Try our Want Ad column. MATINEE "TOMORROW NIGHT ss VIVIAN __. ARTIN “Her Country First” or not, will not be _ those responsible, including the form- to the top of the fly, bantam and viously announced for the last of ths 5 10, 11 and 12. The meeting will be i MATINEE 2:30 & 4 P. M. NIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 NOTICE 10 THE PEOPLE OF CASPER The management of the dances given Wednesday and Saturday nights wishes to announce that: Children under 16 years old, whether accompanied by parents night dances at the Masonic Temple dance hall. Nor will anyone who has been drinking be admitted. ee THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH 31, i¢f) | | | A Ford car was | DISTRICT COURT, IS URGED HERE |*: morning when a s | A liminary examination yesterday af- gents which h: d in eee ne) laws: By DON E. AMBERLAIN lents which have occurred in Casper = = [5 AUTHORIZED way eattee eat aed ce seer nes | ternoon Judge W. E. Tubbs com | during the past week, Chief of Police| Grand Ball given under the a & are bikie he neh “<""” mitted James Burk into the custody) Jack McGrath requests an obsery-| Pices of Degree of Pocaho tau ,LONDON, March 31. — Jimmy |of the sheriff to await trial in the ance of the traffic ordinances by all the benefit of French War Orat cee 5 Wilde, flyweight champion of the district court charged with felom | auto and vehicle drivers. ‘Special Masonic Temple, Tuesday ree Violation of Neutrality Condemned world, and premier boxer of Great ous assault upon Jas. Wyrn at a Cooks stress is being ‘made by the police|1919. Tickets $1. » April i * Ri Britain, clashes in a twenty round and Waiter’s ball which was held “} | and Appointment of Tribunal VOULG RATS RTONIEHE with aoe Leachate reas department on the parking laws. driven into a parking Ladies free, Recommended for Meting the New York bantamweight. Happy Cooper who was chargeo Every auto driver should obtain a! Home cookin Out Justice. Lynch will weigh in at 118 pounds.|with being an accessory to the crime} _____ ane ce Tae a Wilde was well under the weight. The} and has been cinfined in the county | HRNMK RRR RIKER KE HY, PARIS, March 30.—(By the As-| The bout, staged at the National/ioose by the justice court on the} sociated Press.)—The commission 0n Sporting club, was the biggest in- ground that he was in no way re-| responsibility for the war has decid- ternational scrap to be held in Lon-,sponsible for the assault by Wyrn | ed: First, solemnly to condemn the don for years. Eugene Corri, the}and had no part in the’act that led | | | i | | lpurse is $15,000. ‘and has been confined in the ote E ORANGES HAVE ADVANCED ~— iolation of neutrality and all the famous referee, was selected as third’ to the near fatal stabbing. crimes committed by the central em-;man in the ring. I Fe cond, the appointment of an| Wilde, a small and solemn-faced | onal tribunal to judge al! youngster, has smashed his way thru | WORK STARTED intern: in price, but as we had contracted for a carload i before the advance we are still selling them at--- er German emperor. feather weight classes in this country. ON BIG HOTEL | The report of the com His last two fights in the feather-| . esponsibility for th var has b veight class 7 | resnonsibl iy oe (EDD ae Bea weight class disposed of Tancy Lee, | AT LUSK, WYO.\ peace . the British champion, and his chal-; The official f lenger, Joe Conn, via the knockout |& 50 P D final wi : “The commission on route. i | LUSK, Wyo., March = Cc er ozen * responsibility for the war held its last Lynch is more or less an unknown , morning work started on Lusk’s big} } meeting Saturday morning. Its gen- quantity here. He gave the British-' $250,000 hotel and from now on willl eral report has been transmitted to ers a glimpse of his style when he} be pushed to the limit until completed We Deliver Orders Amounting to $1.00 or More > the conference, under whose control captured a twenty round decision’ #"d opened for business. The rush | SS it will henceforth be. from the British batam champion, Of people to this city is increasing Sein ‘Tommy Noble, last January. daily and when settled weather is NEW APARTMENT HOUSE | ee {here it will become a mad scramble. ' At present the hotel accommodations | eL, MODERN JWOODMEN ust PAY | are inadequate, but when warm Phone 247 and Get the Best Two Stores weather comes, even with the addi- : 7 . _tion of the new hotel, many will have | A flat increase in rates of approxi- 114 South Wolcott 151 South Center to sleep in the a oe unless _ still mately 50 per cent has been ordered ers are arranged. | HHHHBBHHHGHBHEIHEEEER IEEHEIEE HEHEHE IEEE Ee The firm of Dubois & Goodrich by the Modern Woodmen of America, have drawn plans for an apartment say announcements from the head- s on East Second street for quarters of the fraternal organiza- Young, “which will contain at- tion in Chicago received here today. tractive two- and three-room apart- More than 1,000,000 members are af- ments with all modern conveniences. fected. The enormous death rate! Plan: re also being drawn for |due to the influenza epidemic which ling to be used as a gro ‘swept the ‘country is assigned as the in the south end of town at the cause, which reduced, the beneficiar, ction of Linden and Maple fund of that order from $12,000,000 streets. to $700,000. A vote upon the in- The firm has completed the plans crease was taken by the local order for the 30,000 Methodist church which of the Modern Woodmen of America is under construction at Wheatland. | several weeks ago. | —_$$—»—— ae sea age To | at the Har- Save your money—eat at the Har vey. more sleeping qua’ Rain Coats Are Timely Now Disagreeable Spring weather may come any day now when you'll need them. These big roomy comfortable good look- ing garments fit in admirably for motor- ing, being light weight still proof against rain, wind and dust. Prices Range $4 to $25 Save your money—e BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES MATINEE WEDNESDAY NIGHT George Walsh Famous Comedian in Never Say Quit” A Comedy in Which Bad Luck Becomes Worse iT Webel Commercia! Co. “THE BIG BUSY STORE” WATCH OUR WINDOWS WATCH OUR WINDOWS alllowed to attend the Wednesday and Saturday