Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1919, Page 6

PAGE SiX POLICE MATTERS IN STATUS QUE TOOAY, FIRE CEPA UP SANITARY DUTIES IN GAOPER Chief of Police Webb Making Best of Situation Caused by Patrolmen Refusing to Work Two Shifts Following Action of Mayor the Casper police force were still missing from the department this aft- One policeman was on a beat down town and one was in plain clothes, according to Chief Frank Webb, but. the cas ernoon at 2 o'clock. ual server searched the long stree' At noon today the son of Chief Webb was ex-officio desk ser- were connec y } tricks played or ». two v oO - cers said to be c duty last nigh They all reported they were in bed a n early hour 1 ieht. The vl they had officers agreed to stay a ted by Chief Six men discharged because they would not work 12 hours on had “RATIFICATION — WILL REDEEM U. $. PROMISES RTMENT TAKES nt continu conference the presented to contrary proposal in her request for Fiume. Tho were only scat- tered i settlements th wanted litary purpc ‘Italy would not declared, tin vain for an officer. erted, geant during the dinner hour and ca foothold ! vuld rather have pably answered a for the or he contin ( duties at the to critic that the trea- a American traditions, Wil e was proud that he, the “old revolut t he UP TO HOUSE; SENATE VOTES follo which his fa treaty is an at- tempt the wrongs of Eu ie a rope,” the president, “and in my ht opinion it is a measurable (Continued from Page 1) Webb and that the first definite word | — —— | succes: they had the police force was to €4 by the senate filibuster. Predic He used the word “measurable,” be composed of four 1 and a chief tions are made at this time he adde because racial lines were as they were last spring that the bill not alw distinct and would not be came from Chief Webb the 2 reduc- a 12-hour shift orning that him to reduce with the Chief Webb sa id ordered v’ nstructions he ¢ officer and the t stated that t ties in the reside S H. H the senate last night contains three amendments cators to perfect cla but the house attitude to- absolute not clearly defined. Those interested in the measure do not hope why, he said, some of for its final passage before the last lines were left to be of September, according to advi by the peoples them ‘ed, was The treaty, he decl to The Tribune today from Wash-| selves ington. “shot thru with the American prin- — ciple of choice of the governed.” MAGNA CHARTA OF LABOR INCLUDED The treaty al. tinued, In a telegram received today from Schwartz, The Tribune is ised that the leasing bill passed by ‘0 cont suggested by Mr. permitting existing lo- ain dis chwartz, one aniz: hold its nnoying to so com- Ccoveries; the second the goy- first n Oc- ed to him removed und ernment to advertise an ts roy-| tober, hether th s ratified man put on but later dismiss- ulty oil from time to time to the/by them or not highest bidder to promote independ-| The Iabor section, Wilson said, pro- 0. lent refineries and the third requires! v 4+ should have been pro sarditedhad be at pipelines operated or cont ed long ago. It fulfilled the tar upvalleyal‘and lessees und co 1 of statesmen, he said, Gityathe cept without disc {| the vsuld be no good government transport at reasonable p: i « eace unless the people themselves ininintenen sence of lessees having no pipeline were satisfied. By regulation of la- oil and gas belonging to the govern- bor conditions the world over and by ment thus permitting the all pro- similar p: sions like those to re; . ducer and go’ y oil to) late the o nid, the reach the market and refineries. Red Cros: Set “draws the noble impulses of the ing he, London’s water consumption per| world together and makes a team of on on the force when he , world together and makes a team o eis isi re is not less than 269,000,000 gal-| them. oe ‘ nd that since then feW ions, and an expert extimates t He finished his ‘address 12 ad discharged by the police (at } 4,000,000 gallonava day Ae 2 commml iter et) these Wa caaney absolutely wasted Aa RAHA BRLEA IeGnC ares he say ere the London Bridge pena si eb ‘ several] times: ' til Septe 1 vho might have missed tk t committee m quit for with other rint known to have to the sheriff's office use he ted the police departme former policem 's office be Low » city and on the d, city hall janitor, h the six pol 1 symhony med to think that work before us he term were fully justified Chief Webb s was doing his best to perform his dut ‘apably He said situation. under the pr “Holmes to Homes” WINCHESTER HEADQUARTERS SHOT GUNS RIFLES | AMMUNITION | FISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS AUTO ACCESSORIES Jolmes Hardware Co. 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We can (Continued from Page One) iy z | tinued, the treaty “tears away” the} chains of oppressic d gives small the ris © live their aid, “was Americ ad to figh bers of con 3 ding with, for the large Salvation Army tour o little hment various cables Ment of the national pastime probab!. *\from Pari hich tell that Generalj| Will prove one of the attractive f precision on al |port on these matters from the mili- e States the task of governing a great] 2:30 zone of trouble in southwestern Asia ylor some other remote part of the orld. The mission of General Har- TONIGHT 9 > for the region in question and per- When a sailor notices the deck a ee $e INTO MANDATORY, AMUSE STREET DECLARE SOLONS CROWD TONIGHT Val trunk head Vulside that distance dew is not de (Continued from Page 1) foremost = eee A Tribune W. will sell it posited. Activities of Harboard Mission in Investigating Conditions in Ar- menia Fills Many with Amazement WASHINGTON, Murphy reported at afternoon that he hundred bottles of be other softer than beer bev stacked away on ice for.the big car- nival crowd expected tonight. A raffle of season baseball tickets eral pt. 4.—Mem- tures of the long list of nearl attractions being arranged mes G. Harbord, Chief of Staff of American Expeditionary Forces, t the head of 2 strong body of Amer- Mr. McMahon reports all of his can military nd na officers, has Workers handling their part of the; ne from Paris on 2 mission to Ar-, carnival in fine shape. The Elks in- nenia and the Trans-Causcasian re- dicate this afternoon that they are seas ion. General Harbord is not going ly for the word “Go, clock R SSS & yn an outing excursion but will pro- ceed under instructions from the Notwithstanding his unwieldly Thel Se, ‘ “: ‘Sete 12 hearty drink, the frie: president. 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