Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 12

LEAGUE PUANS DIPLOMATS ARE CARRIED (i BI GREAT 2 aah TIN NEEDED BY TAIN Old ae Is Discredited While New Ones Are Still Un- ripe, is Claim NEWS FROM OVER WYOMING ESTATE OF $2,000 10 © FIRST VOCATIONAL HIGH BE CENTER LEGAL FIGHT SCHOOL OPENS AT LANDER LANDER, Wya., Sept. a EO ha 20.- | . Remarkable, indeed, was the state- Saree = Ry. ____ SATURDAY, SEPT. 29. —— ze MRS. EMMA RICE ap Wl ORE 4-MILE Ge ahs AS ON TUANEL THRU CANT... ee ie Phone 949 , J. L, BIEDERMANN, Prop with the project sts connected n irrigation This project, when gineering Methow-Okar in Washington made recently by Mrs. Emma $ pes ee mat Fir ‘ Saket’ ning’s first vocational hich school} who resides at 9303 Baring: completed will furnish irrigation for CEBO COAL . + in Washi By CARL D. GROA1 seated here Was opened for use this| Cross, Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Rice! ; mately 45,000 acres of Ind. § EQKE ; to Be Called in Washington, (uiyitcg Prew § Correspondent) and the enrollments expected at Gatinres that four bottles of Tanlac Phe cost of the development voted by Woop ; ts Report exeve: ) before the term is well! have completely relieved her of A) the state, is estimated at $8,000,- City Office 157 S. Center : ed BERLIN Mail.)-—The new und Five vocational courses|theumatie trouble which she has been) 999, Four years will be required to Street : ) 0.—Preps: republic is lection of dip- " an left are ed: industrial art, agrical-| trying for thirty years to overcome. puild the tunnel, it is said Gen. Office Sth and Beech | a on of the jomats a real job. Of course, it isn't i brot to the at- cure, home economics, commercial and) Here is her statement: The Methow-Okanogan pr Streets L beng made it entirely nec Y 1 t Y iormal training. Academic and col-| | “Some astonishing things happen put pari of an ambitious progr , j 4 Y x ” iond, S€e-' put a whole Z ke « preparatory study also is offer-|in this world and what Tanlac has} yeclamation work undertake O40. etary ond B. Fut ministers just yet, | sf |done for me in the past few wee! = —— — Xr er-seeretary, tente nations only send he * i !is one of them. I had suffered with in rend- graffaires. Rut. the volicy of t y a severe pain, like rheumatism, in FIRE PREVENTION GAY t meeting 2 ernment The date event, to * suls: LARC and’ Lod jaan intended for the 15 URGED ON GOVERNOR : embers 02 minister or ambassador w lomatic relations with oes os * world are sumed. - 1000. ei 3. Pan- . Rca vo The Tribune.) : Germany's difficult 6 November 20, 1916 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 20.—A The the fhct that some committee of eae discranee. comps- = e old diplomati ny representatives called on Governor) wag) Eee elemtee ~ELLOWSTONE HOTELS ARE. tess thre ad arped toe | sue a proclamation designating Oc-{ — ¢ tober 9 as “Fire Prevention Day” and requesting the people of Wyoming en that day to devote their atten- tion to study of méans for prevent- ing fire losses. CLOSED La THE SEASON lac I with only the two in connechion ambassadorship, American ‘nemes have been much mentioned— CODY, Wyo., Sept. 20.— a > 60,- a » milian Harden and Dr. Solf, the! jy., k for visitors to the ‘- CHEYENNE BUILDERS SIVE : ter r stone k wa: t ie colonial mini and la UP MORE CONSTRUCTION Boe an trie? many different kinds er pease I got no relief. is o ‘cold and my hands became so | affected with rheumatism that I w unable to use them to do my work. 1 was also badly “After reading in my homo paper where so many friends and neighbors had received good results from Tan- words can’t express my gratitude for it has done for me. disappeared from my back before my bottle farm now on my fourth bottle and feel [ey Bask for thirty years, and while nder treatment a number of Then of this year I canght a East Casper | Grocery ron down and so I could searecely keep up and decided to try it myself and The pain of Tanlac was gone. I Open for Business oe he pre by more than ; He better than I have in thirty years. 1 of ‘ at y {Special to The Tribane.y The rheumatism hus also left n t t a. connie : : dora > A ae CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 20.— ‘Bt hands completely and I am now able more or less of a name for hime oui Tepresentative of Ste cause of unsettled labor conditions to do my housework and attend to giv ZN peenthet ROuiE ecco eo » director of national he the Cheyenne Home Build-| 1. cnickena and little garden without W; | } 4 | : li £G : FE 5} a 5 et ae ee Sta [parks ers’ associatign has abandoned | ™¥ “hickens and little garden without ith the most exclusive line of Groceries, Fresh for ati fu He ist ht rken sex mu 1 Horst rae See a9 elewse ne’ plains for the erection of 24 cottages tainly a een medicine Bnd 1 ean ‘tion, in THE OE set ood on September 19 but motor- tdi 30 i yi S etd 4 byaiheleovecinen tine unt mconTice: their, ovin equipment 2 Addition to the 30 it now is €om-| recommend it to everyone, expecial- | Meats, Vegetables and also soft drinks and con- Han heir own equipment pleting here. No furthér building will ly those suffering from rheumatism - 4 AR ACIRotR chin {to enter and camp be undertaken, the association an- ree . te tea 0 On the other hand, Solf has con Octob 1, a) i ; and 3 run down condition. jerable backing for the pl Solf eek Ae eel ane Boe eopettons Tanlac is sold in Casper by Cas- fections. a yecome stabilized. é assodiatio se is a man of liberal tenilenc € He STATE ROAD THRU GREYBULL fa Weta profit-takeityg Ronternsiiay:| per Pharmacy and in Ale by Al- appeared during the ws ponent of many of the gc nd as foreign un op: ent’s BEING SURVEYED THIS WEEK ing been organized for the purpose of relieving Cheyenne’s aeute housing problem. velve yra en Secretary of (Special to the Tribune) for stri | reeset eet sen YBULL. Whyo., Sept. 20 Ser asl ae gtes charged rites > “Fourteen Points’ 3ULL, lvo., Sept. 20.— ee bout twice t} in membership of : hey ing a preliminary DISSOLUTION NOTICES the Suprer the United | ge. favorably know Survey fot the north and south state = States sromine Americar thru this county. Coming ‘ ito TRe trigunc.; The m Orgrhization promuinent Hea aval ee rol sficr crossing the Greybull _ CHEYENNE, Wyo. Sept, 20.—No-| | cog n Pinchon,! met Presidents Taft, Roose 1.6 ove route would go over the tices of dissolution have been filed ird M. House, Kinley, and has been c il, crossing the Burlington tracks in the office of the Wyoming secre- Robert Ceeil, dent of President Wilson’s policies, 0? * Viaduct. This plen received the tary of state b¥ the Torrington Land Imperiali, Ho and Col. House were friendly be. /@PPreval of the Burlington engineer & Live Stock company and the Clin- Japan; M. fore tlie war . t would obviate the danger ton Produce company, both with head-| quarters at Torrington. i jum; M. Ven- Solf looks, at first glimpse, some- izelos, Greec de Leon, what like American Secretary of In- sine Vallecite Tape Se Mining, & Spain wud Ant ). de Magalhfes, terior Lane, though he is of heavier | MEXICAN GPIALISTS Biri cdrsiaty JOM Pee een rene Brazil {build and of more rugved counten- tion that its Wyoming headquarters is at Cheyenne and that C. A. Swain- son is the agent in charge of its of- fice here. then the ance self—in Ger- by } OPPOSE INTERVENTION HIGH PRICE OF wpen 6) Ok ee MEXICO CITY.—( pondence °3 NOTICE! Lee win «? FOR WASHINGT ‘ ~(Uni- neon This four-room Busan. ted Press.) —W! ondition®) tin Full basement,s:moderh .ex- ers of high and ee undoubtedly, ept he: a © unable countries, to show that the cept heat, large sp on their > facing School ‘abd’ | : ; streets. of the bu- bout middle of armed Hl buil ; i well built. of the de-| diplocutic, highly educat to overthrow ish alee | eran in| eording to substan nent would be mishe or me “more obedient to It issues 2 call to Me: farm {ms ie sections i tat 5 s! yt hot serious cont- Ambassador} ers lo unite against inter- the bu-| Rernstorff is known to regret that his | ‘o prevent this “hideous @ Within a week. eres \position with the Americar i piring and demoe- SEE OWNER ! fo ve been re-' puch that he could not oa ie! i the or Aen and @mbasandor to Washinyton. 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