Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1919, Page 6

FC mote poi mp nt ctob The nt bo Div ion, er pu rs Wi oiler -ons, inne} warel ory Reym Div black maint they must will t comp hose dian at th Th PAGE SIX pong er cian —— BIR CONTRACTS NORTHWESTERN | TO BE LET 8Y TRAINS CHANGE ( CTATE SEPT. 30 TIME OCT, 12TH Bids for $270,000 Worth of Work. ‘Two Trains to Be Eliminated with} Including Concrete Bridge Here, to Be Awarded by Board Morning Service East and Afternoon Service West of Casper to the Tribune) Sept 24 A _ schedule complete cha in the time f Northwestern trains out » of ¢ r for the east is shown in’ the fF minary announcement made this morning of the ch e in schedule October e@ most im- change is th of train No. an afternoon to @ morn- hway < se the cost of v the direction ¢ partment to approxima Lander at 5 ad of 9 )2 will leave = lock in the o'clock “ts to be Jet on bids sub- train in ( r 30 will cover the the mornir 10:45 o'clock in will leave Cas fi per for the o'clock, The ramie co » reinforced former time of arrival here of tis crete bridges » concrete a was 15 o’el while the de- fords, $20,000. sot concrete \parture time was o'clock. With the elimination of the morn- in No. 606 leaving at 9 in the morning for the e ford will be built six miles north of] Hillsdale, x 40-foot concrete ford five |ink a tintzau and other German Che Casyes Daily Eridun GERMAN ENVOYS AFTER GETTING TERMS CONTE [Fy + sigh x envoys leaving were read to then, mil north of Burns and a concrete ford ve miles Burns will be will be the only morning Yorthwestern out of he’ n will connect _a 40- the morning train out of Omaha, N+»., north instepd of the evening train as in the foot concer of Hills rid) Train No. 601 from the 0 been elim ck Thi in 12 miles 1 ‘ona county concret North Platte miles west of € 170-foot reinforce over Casper creek ile west of o’cloe g to Siate time. Tr. 601 and 606 were placed in se st June to care for the summ bridge v: urths of a tra’ 000 Trains No. 603 fro 1 miles of the leave 20 minu ) than in the p iexht miles of the{rive from Omeh road, $60,000. {3:50 o'clock but Five miles of the; west at 4:15 o'clock. = diately] The sleeper will be jservice from here to Lav, il No- vember 1, according to present indi- cations. FEDERAL DESERTERS AE MISTRUSTED BY REBELS IGO) Git (By mail.)— coup that resulted in ta’s death, rebel leade re not of ore freighters to dock the ves- ing chances with d ere from the sel govetrin nt ranks, if a story publish- Rioting and disorder still mark the i 1 founded. Some progress of the struggle oo only ys, about 500 sporadically. T k oc i < curred today in Cleveland w four men were stabbed in a battle between strikers d non-strikers. Two w robably fz the t will for L Th nin will ar- ac t the old time of 4 road ISSUE IS STILL ik DOUBT, BOTH SIDES HOPEFUL (Continued from Page One) tioned at the forces wheneve r €LOSING OF PLANT FOR fighting. SIX MONTHS THREATENED Hath (By Ansocinted Press.) Zepeda, INDIANA HARBOR, Ind.. Sept. 24, there_now Officials of the Inland Steel com n ulti m to y that unless they re- 4 to work within two day: shut down nonths he 150 left. said to cost twe s of starti after-it is drawn is set by com- pany officials at $50,000. Union - ers said they would ignore the warn- ing. ONE MAN KILLED IN BUFFALO RIOT (Ry United Press.) BUFFALO, Sept. 24 T st constabulary ikers clas here wher The utter ignored a c¢ he strikers mand to Prse. toned the constabulary. The troop ers charged, wielding clubs and dis- One man was killed night persed striker in a riot EXTRA GUARDS ON DUTY IN CHICAGO (Ry United Presa.) CHICAGO, Sept. %4.—The first violence in the C o district re- ulted in ext ards being thrown zround the steel plants in Inc Harbor. Eight men were ba when strikers surrounded the breakers MARTIAL LAW TOD my . ” This dis vartial law killed by FARRE trict virtua s the result of a total « 1 wounded clubbings in : ee STATE CONSTABULARY ORDERED TO BUFFALO (My United Pr ALBANY, Sept. Governor Smith today ordered a company of the state constabu to the I wanna plant in Buffalo. NEGRO WORKERS AT of CLEVELAND MOBBED ’ % (By United Press.) CLEVELAND, Sept. 14.—Rioting broke out in the Cleveland steel strike when the strikers mobbed several] ne- rroes still employed at the American and Wire company plant. St (By Associated Pre PUEBLO, Colo., Sept. 24.-—Mana- r F. E. Parks of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company’s steel plant an- nounced that no strikebreakers would be used and that the company was ) repared to stand a vear’s sieve, There was no change in. the-situation here today. ider jn the Il Il depart for the poy’s mother is Mrs 1M | BERRI EEE EE EEE HEI HES- EATING APPLES ; $2.50 Per Box CELI ae CELNED CONCORD GRAPES © wee Basket 55c . WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. cry FRUIT MARKET South W/olcott—Phone 247 EARLIER AAA AAAIS AI API ARI IS III ALE IAAL Just received a Seasonable Hats, direct from Michi- gan avenue, Chicago, the home CHICAGO BOY MAY BE RESTORED TO MOTHER AFTER FIVE YEARS IN GERMANY WiTH HIS FATHER PARIS. (By mail.) —Joseph Frin- of 38 Dearborn street, South Chica- go. nois city, as a ry joption merican units Coblenz Tk he Last Word In Hats FALL AND WINTER, 1919 large shipment of fashionable headgear. MARTZ HAT SHOP 114 North Center He was brot by American milita police the other day to the office of Peck, formerly dean, of Grinnell college, Grinnell, Towa, | and now head of the home service Emma anes work of the emetcen Red Cross in| Captain Paul E. FRA | Ht ISS tA Warnes ¥ ( AG | a ta ne a pach time he was detect and sent Ray Godfrey, who ‘: employ x Uie Midwest, has returned ohn | ss took up!ver where he was visit} American Parents for about a week, sent cause with the __. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24s With } the ‘ FOR 175, Hit passport bureau and has senired| = eee yroofs of identity that will enable the hey to start for homg and mother} LgemoruLAn Con CENtR Arion == | sen, | Hamilton, 2s shown jsight in arranging @ | of the vocational high school at the postnk to a certainty | ahahaha re GEER ES LOLS. “fed, | home | present time, \growth of Casper | of a great increase ‘in the eigol pop ulation athe the ne Donahue | Europe. 910 the mother remarried. stepfather, George Fringer, took the boy from Chicago to Germany. Then e stepfather en- | tered the German army : y and was kill- ‘or a time y made his i i in Berlin and i 3 + he ut- himself to one of the regi- |then drifted to Coblenz wher | tached | ments. HIGH SCHOOL” = (Cc ontinued from Page 1) \ Read The Samuel Conwell a Miss Mae the county superintendent, | most commendable fore- for the erection xt two years. P the firm which is to “erect? the build ing, ha |done a great deal of excellent build jing work in Casper, havirg erected | the addition to the Odd Fellows build- ing, the North Casper school, ing at present engaged in the erec- | tion of the new Catholic church. we ned Un ie Early in 1914 the came the war. with relatives The doughbe writing a letter to his sponded immediately urg {come back to her at once. When the regiment left for ca, several unsuccessful efforts were |made by his soldier friends to smuy- |gle the boy aboard the transport, but ———— s helped him in MATINEE FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 vf SOT. OS. MILE LS N PLANTERS BLACK A th COMPOUND COPAIBA ant: — AT YOUR Dauccist Pak for Tribune Want Ads future d be and gts a a eigue See the Master Cigare to Ameri- McCord-Brady Co., Distributors e ‘ THE HOUSE OF QUALITY | PICTURES { ris a Y BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE TODAY The story of a generous lie and a noble deception. MADLAINE TRAVERSE The Great Emotiona! 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