Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1919, Page 12

a ee eee Y GORD AWARDS | ‘WSL FOGH TES FST CONTRACTS EGR. vast MORE HIGHWAYS... Early Improvements in Platte, Big : Hom, Albany, Niobrara, Fre mont and Crook Coun- hes Assured QUT ON RECEPTION WHEN ARRIVAL IS: PROMPT inight be = ied at the River Rouge (Detroit) yardiment thru assignment to disagreeable : bak hig AanesHa ohare Fgh 3 tla agust 16 ae the long: a mem posts of duty would be meted , ( HEYENNE, Wao huntive : buil te sea aaa Pri sabre «those officers who mighi take Matulation’ of bideifar-atata nivkviag | thetwoods 1 ; ‘ ‘ Te eae Tune tions in epposition to the plan of the construction which were received /Shel diseonsolately wa so i eo, : <5 re building fdministration. It is believed Tuesday was compieted Thursday and | ter with impun i Hon preepged rortah Gla sesurenes § will) maked pos smmouncement of the letting of con- tracts as follows was inade: Platte coun’ Seven miles ¢ road, Bagley n for Whestland-Laramie Eros, $20,000. Nine miles of 4 Manderson to; is J. E. Hilton, |4ing REDS LAGK SPACE FOR that a3 he has rendered, work en miles of Lincoln hig , Buford to head of pe sof IGCROWOS ATTRACTED, Ps Ress, $30,000 Niobrara county Hat Creek-Warren roa vess, $30,006 (Special to The Tribu BY PENNANT CHAMPIONS ast doing patrol duty adjacen % 2 t ounty: l J ang arate aa) at Fremont cot E AG Sa: E , re Elaie | 27 rel, Ru und it is qu nee Cone a across Wind river ro Monar E ae NE ORK, ¢ 2 ; ; n of thic| able t a ‘small fleet will sent ac e in business law gineering comp | Press.) —Cincinnati : pty Th Crook county ‘ bridge across r Moorcroft, Levy ¢ 1 concrete | cinel the National } he river! but there x traction | Ohio city of worr ing company, $10,000. world The ec iare ap-| ‘There isn't 2 proxim: © or be-| the Reds will cop low the figures steted are hundreds of th ‘DRY EXPERIMENT OF U. 5, r series, Redland field, the ha HERE'S TRE REASON AS SERVICE MAN SEES IT HON WN THE YES ALES? AAKE dj Ts Submarine Chaser Is Launched \ommittee on : “Eagles” have Yiis a part of the Republican } been commissioned by the ns n@'kive program for this session expected that the remaining | Bere ts will be entircly completed November 1. CHIAN COUPLE =. Eagles” to Its The ularly to bomb protectors and thre with which to combat the U-boat once} it had been located by the “listen- |g er.” They are practically noiseless in operation, light, speedy and so con- structed that a quick yet- sible (stop to “‘listen’’ while chasing down! ;a detected sub. destro: sery Commander Nichoins, stationed at’ the Rouge yard, suid he knew of no at SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1919 Mrs, M. A. een appointed to take charge of the ff 1 The first co-educational college in Hayes of Texas has the East was Cornell, which in 1872 decided to sdmit women as student on the s: ARMY OFFICERS GWEN IMMUNITY BY MARCH WASHINGTON, Southern Rice Growers’ sociation in London, England. WAY FOR CABS Sept —At the opening of hearing before the House Military Affai@s on the tion bill, Chatr avmy and Plant Will Manufacture reorganiz r {Kahn secured from the Chief of Sta Pords General March, the assurance that — army officers would be perinitted to ‘agle” boat to be built vy| » the fullest expression to their Motor company under the) yiews on this great que ion when ap lions of its war-time contract ‘committee tpesring before the and depariment was launch- {that nothing in the nature of punish with 2 proposed ontput of 500( some extremely interesting hearit {on the reorganization measure, f 1, football and box- ,ling aside, there is no longer a yreat rity between woman’s and men's a ie prowess. But whether the ,/ Women should be permitted to com- pete with the men in the gold, tennis One thing which d the work Was th outfitting of y the s rapidly issioned, the . i Eagles” are are joining dif- ° bed it {shooting afi other championships squadrons of the U. S. fleet: al ola saan reas et Brg debatable ground. If the man op-, Phillipines to rep! x old de-!Poses it, one can hardly blame them, for it must be y over a woman will be re ything but “Dead Sea F and gun-boats; another ron will join the internation: ol off the coas d three are now victory and one, two a for women. CREIGHTON HALE IN “OH BOY,” AT THE LYRIC TODAY AND SUNDAY ote ode she she diode fone diode ike tp Mole Golo hp lp lglg gles” were designed partic- urry the submarine detect- of “listeners,” depth} nch guns BE == Read the Tribune ads. Seeded Rotinio te ctodtoaie oct o devi Way is pos- necessary to t being often _ Natrona Lumber Co. Lumber Builder’s Hardware Had the submarine s been culled into actual —-which only the signing of ¢ rmistice prevented—they would “operated” in flotillas of three. | Fancy Brick Fire Place Dampers <a report issued by the navy & tatement or .. > , ; ° LONDON. (Correspondence of the won ; i Tureveit |aeparterede relative to the merits of + Paints and Varnishes Coal Chutes se sAssociated Press.) — Britons are), Sugees ood many people ask this ques-| the “Eagles” but that they have per-| a] - Reeply interested in what is celled the | Herrmann, te pats the use of pushing Out formed remarkably well on their trial /% Glass Bungalow Doors “American prohibition experiment,” | Rati club to t a a trips and all tests given them just be-| s sind every pubilishe ent {cons | s! eee Parents fore leaving the Ford yard. And that + § yerning the sit! » attitude | Eee 3 had they been called into actual sery- of the oo The question but as ma wrong} ‘re is really a con- Amer new order is The lete tributions i of abou 1 one thin . 1 { J 00 7 to such con-| 190,000 wou rehdeacon of | 9f¢ommodate eve Warrington, on, who has | f° s¢e ane jeasets : , on the ¢ just returned from New York, and), But the plan did not meet Ener Jaw. {the favor of the Red chief who unqualifiedly endorsed + ice they would have proven a very ®! formidable enemy to the submarine. Literature Wi out the flat advertised.” ‘ “Well, I did mean to let it, but Bs Money to Loan on Real Estate + y Phone 528 —_————— % wh, we called > 353 N. Beech St. H of sufficient t » I've read the house-agent’s de- $ ae ones A ara tion of it, 1 really feel I can’t +, Satoh Lo toct 1542s fecha Sectecte hate cte ct sete le leclede Mea Me Me Me Ln dt | speedway and Sart Lathe He Opinion. DIC ae Goagocfoegests SoeSe<fe Pot MEMS MEME OY SPOT AEH MEH OF LOGO HENS I GP TONG HG OS Sake in| img out a field Ly é the plz nd some} to it r MoM iM 5% Oe SeMeteod ‘%e ote 6% Me Mo 3% 0% 085-4 sh oo My oe Mo ate Meets Hoan Os Meee Ye H. . mbceae who | iver as . clutek in, mn APPR holo ee ep eloeiotiorte die Cloke ine esiesie sos dhe sie she este she sto obo fe she ofr ate Se oo eto ako soho aoe ae eo ehe efecto Se ete ofe she ele ege ye pay eTTMi » hold the cluteh pc 9 have paved the ¥ » fac-|_, Herrmann ; hold the ¢ ing law enforcen: large j Victory for ehe te am Bu n it down with blocks | @ méijority, to jud and | Ree wili play on their If you turn the en- | eyesight, agree that it | grour he said. see that there} i. and the load is | he en Pp spins | ee tings motor turns wihg for America. ‘ifo- beer, no work’ i atution’ are empty v Work of the states Thé threat: d ‘riot and re te ieee OARRAINZA PLANS eon unimpaired, Smuggieg oti| LO REORGANIZE Goer will go on for time, but] by January the government will have MEXICA N 4 R M YA tu keep in mind the fact the situation well in hand. Pros perity is the result. Instead of sa- the corners of the stre are appeecing appin thé home, hitt vn, has pebred on ev and children their} you puch down ¢ a)” ur clutch pe ~UMUNRY STRKETISUP | eanizing the army. The veorpanized and young peopl having | ete pena % peopl RVing j clude ten wenerals or d visions OPERATIONS IN CHEYENNE | 4 “A dey America + terrific of brigade, and 200 bri Pe rival to countries , the two latter ran 7 x says the Archdeacon, “ in the | 1¢ n had better recog 2 iM 004,64, ‘- ee ge Korean English ¢ Leather and Apy of shoes, ‘frun Manu unionized employes, girls and women | f inability of and the on a laun- oe, + K? edad power | organiza- € iufactory some The Korean Maguzine. large to thrust herself | ews on Greut Britain. She hus discovered a good thing. She to tell the good news and any way she c is there to rer CENSORSHIP IN FRANCE STILL : RIGID, REPOR T ground flocr of the Oil Exchange Building Monday, Septem- ber 15, where we will be in a position te offer better service ¢ ee Announcement We will open for business in our new quarters on the Seateceatede eto K? * cS and facilities to our customers. Taylor & Clay, Inc. Oil Exchange Bldg. MONTAUBAN, France. (By mail.) —Censorship s speets in Franc a law exists in some re- Commenting upon which it believ to be il- a local newspaper rec article beginning 1 not obey unjust laws Phones, 203 and 204 and de- The censor ran a blunt cil thru th For days ys the paper ed to put that sentence print crediting it in turn . to St. Thomas, Leo XIN, Minos, So- Just Received Two Carloads of Jon, Lycurgus and Aristotle but the censor crossed it out ev 2 ao ery time Keeping It Dark { Master of the House—‘Why cid you tell the mistress what time I tame in this morning, after I ex- preesly paid you and told you not to” The Cook—‘‘Sure, sir, an’ Oi didn’t tell her. She asked me what time you got in, an’ Oi tould her Oi wes #0 busy getting the breakfast that O1 didn’t look at the clock.”—Blighty (London.) | i ST Mee Second Hand Furniture Heaters and Ranges HARNED & SON 121 West First. 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