Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 8

PACE EIGHT HVE PROJECTS SELEGTED FOR = 84? Sioux City, Iowa, was named pre: dent of the Northern Baptist conven- Initial Expenditures Under Bond Isstie to Be Made in Sweet- ion unanimously here today after F.) W. Freeman withdrew. water, Lincoln, Uinta, Nio- brara and Laramie Counties. —_> { CHEYENNE, yo. } 26.—! (Special.)- of starting to ~ spend the 10,000 to be made Jame available for good xoads work in Pho NJ } Wyoming ‘during the next — three ¢*} ")! . S| he state highway commission, Qa) rR p) prospects to make an expenditure of i] approximat 200 five diff- in five different coun- ‘D.C. SHULL OF — | SIOUX CITY IS | 2 dations for a budget of $100,000,000. The completion of the Victory fund lof $6,000,000 was also announced, insuring the gift of $2,000,000 from John D. Rockefeller, seems to have made good. ee 8 Eddie Collins has been appointed captain of the Chicago White Sox. se 1 the five will be started ummer, and a large part will be completed before winter n. Bids for handling the jobs It bes¢as to look as if the Braves are erson from Houston of the Texas. als on ell five will be ed un-! til 2 p Thursday, and that plans, bat Seale necific forms of proposals and| Pitcher Urban Shocker of the St. nd/ Louis Browns, now back from over- . Is held in service at Camp Up-— + Proposals | a money de- | ton. per cent of the hae Tae the bid. The bids will be] jd by Pittsburgh to To- + opened and reed at the time |" lecided, he says, to stick at ed, and the right is reserved | "8 home in Newark and work in a to reject euch and every one of them, | SMIDY Here are the projects: Sweetwater county, fourteen! miles of the Eden Valley road from Fourteen Mile to Zemba’s Well with the world’s Most common excavation. Esti- | Cl#mplons. 2 ' equal to int of cee Mike MeNally threatens to ous Barry and D; nd base berth doth Shean Crom that see cost, $14,500, ? : 5 Lincoln county, 4.12 miles of Big, , 1 exchange for Pete Compton the Piney road, Marbleton county. Most- | 0" akc. is sui ou te renul Piteh- jum ommor avi 5 nated Cf MeMoran and Intielder Brown to | lishing company. yan piman excavation imated | vow Orleans. cost, $7 b ; re ea ai Uinta ¢ 3.83 miles of Lin-) ,) . but will coln high west. Common! The Pirates are trying out a big | stockholders c ation Estimat- S@™ipro pitcher named William Mat- | new management. Ungly, who hails frum BE a right-hander. eee Memphis thinks 1 lot of Its -contin- gent of St. Louis ball players, which nlo, Ble is miles of road, north from’ thousand cubic ion, 500 linear Niobrara county, Tlit Creek-Warren yore cour MT Sy00 worth Wweludes Joe Slattery, Vin “ Darate : High ef reinforced concrete. Total estt- Seed mated cost 1,000. i - - . 1 PEN tee Art Kores, Milwaukee hoy with the \ibany ¢ 26.87 miles of; onisville club, may not be abl Laramie-North Park road, between PRN) Gao en eee ety play this season due to an injury to Laramie and Wood's Landing. Sixty | fin iirowing arm, thousand cubic yards of excavation, isin oie 20,000 cubic yards of gravel surfac- Dury Lewis Is now a race horse i 1,200 linear feet of culverts, magnate. He is reported tween 60 cubic yards of concrete, andi i ouent a pony. called | Veterag, Gatchin 000 pounds of reinforced steel. yey comer on the track from vo: a ted cost, $85,000. cee “We shall have an enormous Th amount of work under way in the y are going to put Hurry Sallee ) sheviki D 5 a fats in a baking machine fn a Cincinnati | sts noar future,” says D. S. MeCzelman, Fah versts ed a ’ hickw: intend hospital to see if hi ined baek the new ate highway superintene=\ iuseles can't be conked into shape. r these initial projects we Aen ts t » atte f some 7 sd phe A entla nee, . The veteran Jake Boultes, on the | so that we may! us in line for So far there} |... cor good get them s the jobs of the future, veteran alyeston team, now seems to ge good at third base and is y to go even better as the season ted with | has been an apparent lack of inter- est on the pari of the contrectors.’” “yer ts The work will be paid for from the “The big ace of the Des Moines = sums appropriated by the federnl eae frovernment and matched dollar for Authority for the in the big move-\ paseball circles wes grant- ect le count of enar- t the special released fr state’s partici ment for better h ed by the voter: ly nineteen to one, bond election April All the jobs w c aid highway projects ing the three years th vide employm for hundr turned soldiers, farmers with teams, and others. Pitcher Lou N th, formerly with | the St. Louls Ca and later with the St. Paul club, lnts been signed by rynce Rowlind to pitch for bis Mil- uF waukee Brewers. IL pro- uae 1 be known as fed- and dur- No more Waxahnehle for Pat Moran, ‘says the manuger of the He de- claves his tema afl train ty Florida | best spring if he is stil! on the Job INDUSTRY (5 ISSUE Larry Gardner, former member of the Boston Red Sox. who was traded to the Cleveland Indian: he never | WASHINGTON, May 24.—Legis- felt better and will have the greatest lation for adequate government con- Seer of his career the coming summer, tro] over the packing industry, one — ———n of the subjects carefully sidestepped by the last congress, will be consid- ered by the new congress and in all probrdil cted on. Strong demand for proceeds produce CAN USE HIS SPITTER AGAIN: Marty O'Toole Has Been Traded ta) Texas Leagio, Where Mcist De- livery isn’t Barred. legi mers, live- nizations of consumers and others. The National League is evidencing a interest in the question and ken steps to interest the women 4. of the country in it. Conferences have already been held by Senators | who want such a law to be enacted. | Such problems as the disposition of | the stockyards and refrigerator cars are being discussed. | Whether it will be possible to eet on the packing-industry in the extra session is not clear. Much will de- pend on the length of time consumed in the senate on the peace treaty and the railroad problem, — such Marty O'Toole, whose si to the Pittsburgh Pirates for $22,500 caused a sensation In baseball circles som Sheridan. invelving two well \ marriage known Casper people which occurred March 4, and has been kept secret eve » was brought to light in Casper Saturday with the ar- rival of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wright. Mrs. Wright was forme Mrs. M. Sullivan well known in Casper. The couple are visiting at the home of the in Sheridan bric sister, Mrs. Lew M. Gay, be- Marty O'Toole. fore leaving for Omaha to make their years ago, has been traded by Omaha fu home to the San Antonio, Texas league team for Piteher Townsend. O'Toole, who is a spitballer, asked for the transfer because the molst de- livery is barred in the Western eae Se aS Beech street sheep in the N Wood count writes the Tribune that he is having a fine lambing sea- son and has raised near the 100 per cent average so far. who is Home cooking at the Harvey. | Press. new compzny which controlled the plan ler the name of the Casper Pub- NEW AIL OR barnisr wea BY BRIECTED PRESS The convention adopted recommen- Plant and Equipment of Former Newspaper Will Be Used in » Potatoes in Denver Storage: Unofficial reports received from eight Denver storage warehouses show that there are 39 cars of old potatoes on hand, May 23, 1919. Carlot Prices on Potatoes: Advance of 5c to 35¢ per ewt. oc- curred on old stock and new stock averaged $1 per barrel higher tian ms last week. No. 1 northern Summary jofiGsneral/ Conditions: “i hitavstock advanced | be in’ C Conditions were like those of the'earlot market, closing mt $2.15 week before. Potatoes continued per evwt. and Idaho Russet: lettuce and cab-,$2.35 per ewt. Colorado dry beans jobbing at $2.50-2.75 per ewt. Produce Market Week-End”Réview of Prices to Jobbers and Shippers Furnished by U. S. Bureau of Markets, Denver 5 atl old at Prices on enkened. Onions, stron Colo- jare paid less. It is assumed the com- (mission will recommend that wo- men, when they perform ths same character and yuentity of work as mena, shall reecive the same pay as men. It is probable, according to those WASHINGTON, May 24.—The in touch with the proposition, that new Congress will have before it, the new congress will write this probably next winter, the report of principle, whose importance to wo- ( men is obvious, into the law when the time.comes for it to pass on the question of overhauling the govern- ment service, EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK TO BE RECOGNIZED the joint ,reclassification committee of the House and Senate on the sub- ject of reclassifying government em- ployes with reference to salarie: One feature of this report will re- oe FOR SALE—New o. Steck & Son und strawbervies were firm. Otherjrado stock is jobbing at $2.50-2.75 1 = : s Al y Les F fs fs a ¢ = a late to pey of women. Great num- a“ Fae Bronte by Lead, Fading lines of produce were steady. per ewt. in Dallas and Ft. Worth. }ars of women in the government high grade Baby Grand piano. jouth Dakota, Men. Shipments of all lines of produce'Onien Prices Fairly Steady: service now complain they are dis- Owner moving away. Terms. Call at Within other daily to Casper according to |which are being launched by C. and Frank M. . During the these gentlemen have purchased the cars | old Casper Daily Press equipme Marty Kavanaugh as a college coach | plant located on North Center and are at present re-equipning the | plant and renovating the building in preparation for the first issue which 979 oar off the next two weeks. Plans that have heen McHugh Lead, S. D. hould be not cording to the s' Mr. O’Brien and Mr. McHugh were has shipped sper, but it is rur name of the will be . the disrepute into which th fell in the constantly chang agement and o The conside! of the property has not heen m it is understood that the ton nC vublic, but owners | maintain stock control of the pauper. BOLSHEVIKS ON | RETREAT AFTER SHA LONDON, of an Esthonian surprise attac week when Bolshevik positions along the Pskov front were broken, threat- ening the line of communication be- Petrograd the Bolsheviki are retiring ons on the front, according to a Russian wireless dispatch. The message say retired to new pc of Riga. NO EXTENSION OF TIME ASKED BY THE ENEMY PARIS, May 2) ing staff, Paul Musser. has just been |¢rnment has received from the n the army. and there is |™&n peace delegation assurance that an easier feeling now in Des Moines |it will ask no further time for consideration of the peace The extension expires Thurs- erms. day. Lieut. Caspar Collins Camp will be installed Tuesday at 6:00 p. m. at the Courthouse. All honorable discharged Soldiers and Sailors are requested to be present. Bring your discharge. Complete Assortment of CASPER ste ote ote ate the and will be launch: that there is asper for two ood newspape The name of the new paper has been definitely decided unon ac- th take in ched 8,050 cars compared with re- Texas Yellow Bermudas closed the seks, an- tent weekly average below 7,000 cars. same as last week at $3.50 per crate its bow Gains were chiefly‘in potatoes, onions f. 0. b. Laredo. California Yellow plans oranges, strawberries and tomatoes, Termudas closed at $3.50-3.75 per - Potato Shipments: ewt. f. o. b. shipping points, and O'Brien of “Cariot shipments of potatoes from Points ranged $4.25-5 in consuming t w-ck Colorado increased sharply to 227 Markets. Shipments from producing compared with 185 cars last States were 665 cars compared with Idaho shipments again de- 518 cars last week. creased, 77 cars compared with 155 Cabbage Markets Dull: : cars for the previous we Ship- _ California W inningstadt declined ments from Minnesota increased to t© $40 per ton f. o .b. shipping points 3 l with 149 cars lact 294 dropped to $2 to $3 per crate gq in Chicago and Kansas Cit Total ments were 527 cars com old 804 cars last week. next two ¥ paper will ma the t and kveek, rept press within the week and Waghiggton hipped s, an increase of two curs. from all states tentatively shipments of ut the office of the com-| ging to be much better thun an or- greed upon, indicate that the new cia. were 1,840 © ch includ. Bean Markets Continue Firm: the capitol building in| inary team. per will cover the morning field in edd 450 Maye Bean ebTuinesandlavlibel Colorado Pintos were fairly steady Thursday afternoon of | O00 Casper and will be independent in |, eve ra air pe , at $4.50-4.75 per ewt. cash to grow- : | The Little Rock club of the South: | polities. ‘The paper will be financed (Til movement from the region of the 1." ang ranged steady around $0 in amoanced “that pro-[era has purchased Outfelder Johu | by South Dakota and Nebraska in. 2rehl Mee wuupments Kansas City. Shipments from all 1 with the '™ enough in ‘ . /nroducing states were 170 A comparison of the carlot ship- Gocrense of 17 cate a ments of potatoes for the 1918-1919 gy, Rerries at Firm Pri nto May 12, 1919, with that of ~ 44; i ata peer issouri Ar : $ entire 1917-1918 season shows». nip sromasy closed yaty $6) ner ite i 1 \24 qt. crate, cash at shipping points, following increases: Colorado ‘and were quoted at $8 suacrerste in 800 curs, an increase Denver. Arkansas Klondykes sold innesota shipped from $7-7.50 per 24 qt. crate in Den- x an_ increase of ©. ver. Shipments from producing sec- California has shipped 10,305 tions increased to 971 cars compared e of 2,458 cars and) with 825 cars last week. ped 2,396 cars STUART L. SWEF s last season, mie Tie a otis 30 per ean ield Agent in Marketing. ad Washing- e us for the cars, at reom tements made while the ored that the of publication andoned be any 17 cars, per cars, ng man- North Dakota nership. on in the trans will continue the stoc MATINEE 2:30 & 4 P. M. The newcomers will Made in Casper | Consumed in Casper nearly 40 per in the paper under the TONIGHT FIRST/SHOW AT 7:30 lris Theaters: criminated against in the matter of josidence 1020 8. Elm. Phone 225W. ‘pay and that, though they may be 5.03-t¢ «loin. the same work as men, they | FEA IIIA IE RREKKELRELRE RR F Facts About Our Fruits and Vegetables We have doubled our business in the past six months and attribute our growth to serving the public with Fresh and Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables at all times. 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