Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1919, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, ocr. AS 1919 ~ Che Casper Daily Cribune i aoe cree = sass S ee ENOL is OPENED COARSE COMMISSIONER, CK POCKETS OLIN Hatem > HERE TO DISCUSS PLANS | rs livestock shipments from Wyoming to; aN LIVESTOCK eRANTED. feeding points in western Texas, New } Mexico and adjoining states. The; LOOK FOR n't (present north-bound rates will he | eee ae ot FAR ROAD INTO NATRONA ] ates Be a, |made_ effective south-bound, with x EB MARK IEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 15,—-' one- -third rate feturn privilege. i] > a ; “Modern” Bs she Alice Smith, secretary of the SLE TS EY at 5 teh F fa The first action if Natrona eouhtyin memory of Roosevelt. Cheyenne Man ‘Being Returner for Wyoming Stock Growers’ association, | The Opily, Ones Bie ati Firearms miuireition Irba Lamb of Glenrock, 2 member Trial on Charge of Violat- ‘Tuesday received a telegram from| fflaa+l have an | "or {u the big campaign for a fund of; Lettefs have been sent to all fra- ) futhe bord of sates Joht that L fan trace you. { Sho o Ri hi $5,000,000 to be used in: erecting aj ternities and lodges asking them to|° % 3 Gor of county commission- ing Trust United States Senator John B. Ken- De Rorro—ab, darling, how J wish | . oting husht fitting memorial for Theodore Roage-) hold some sort of exercises on Roose-' (per Syestardny .conterrin waaae Ss nt ae * \livery of the bond. This he recently | that others felt as son do! or , ea velt. et Washington and a national) velt and his Americanism. \mlasioners*Veiteh and Ssitfith seiae {eeaaL tn The THMneed did, requesting that the bond be sent pO ae oN te. Sega a park in his honor at Oyster Bay, N. at A special effort will be made | tive Lovidineauineeth hi i Wen CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 15.—The, to Livingstone. Instead a request for | R. N. Van Sant, agent for the| fA proot NS Y,, was the opening of the headquat-| among school children ‘in both the' tween C pro’ ae ie ie way he nati of $71 trom lis dead room-. his arrest went to Livingstone and he, Hudson and Essex motor cars, is (he = di, ters of the Roosevelt Memorial As-, city und county schools for small | AS thie phen ts aah k niate is the charge on which Cari! was taken into custody on the Chey- unloading a full carload of these | YY — 7A do sociation in Room 221, Oil Exchameg, contributions. This work will be un-! * Fi he iG Pt Oy: se os se EakOny OW; Hippe, a boilermaker, is to be brot/* enne charge. machines today. Mr. Van Sant_re- ~ les huilding. -C. EB. Winter, chairman of{der the direction of Geirge Wilder er: by the state highway department ied {and is now-a state road,’ the com- from Livingstone, Montana, for trial] the campaign here, will have charge, and Miss May Hamilton respectively.‘ nicsioners have. no jurisliction ov.i heres A bench warrant for him was; aohoctesteste ocfostectoate ae No stoeteste-atonge ete eoete restate stestostoaty stestestod este stotoctetioste Secteate ~ of the office and will direct all of} “The committeemen for Natrona it, issued Tuesday, following reccipt of | 4g the work ‘of the drive. : county were announced today by oH hi roar news of his arrest at Livingstone, | % % Me Judge Winter explained yesterday | Judge.Winter as follows: b eagle ds the “commissioners, of} where. he has-been working at iis ' ., ¥ % in describing, preliminary arrange-| Alcova—R. A. Crosthwaite, ge b latrona. and Converse countiés Ye e@ OW ore ut S$ an ' se ~ % ‘ents for thd campaign that the! Arminto—J. L. Marquis. ihe ringing pressure to bear on aris Clark, Tippe’s roommate, | ; oe % ‘ive was purely voluntary. Evety- Badwater—David Davis. {See state Hahway, commission in an died from influenza December 20,} n% Wee are A z yeahs SBI eee gie q , in - a4 body could give a little but no large| © Bessemer—Oddmund. Josendoll. Be orate Haye: gravel aurtacel Fond) Hippe and two other hoiler-|% = N “ft were requested. As in the| fig)Muddy—Mra, By B, Brooks. | constructed all the way from Casp-) makers were appointed by the boiler- S ~& » ‘iniversal appeal of ‘Roosevelt, mon} Bucknom—Walter Hughes. | Chars ce teap ea tE pen tne alrereaes m Fi ae phates ee ot cand oe % and president, the campaign of the} Efell—Robert Dodd, pYgUERS SY ney PR Se eye eh proves: effects and arrange for his fu- RB 7+ VY p “+ 4 : foosevelt. Memorial association will} Freeland—Jas. Martin. : /W. Wilder, Miss May Hamilton. hore Seay oane hi ae He lone ae tor ring our Prescriptions 3 e te of the same general appeal to all.}| “Lone Bear—Kenneth/ McDonald. i A list of speakers for the Roose- Hi bps rt ra a At Te: fers | > SY » The week which has been set aside} Millen—W. 8. Miller, bi ‘velt Memorial Association in this te ne Be nian ee a tee ec Px | oO Us v “ thre Be Yale Bates eee Grieve, }-% | county has also been named by Judge oon ae Chit aie: enous ~ y » Roosevelt Memorial eek is Oct. | Winter The list follows: a 79 if <e he ito 21, All pledges will be made BY DIME TECK: Heed) Mt.’ W:l pith mrtg aac nelding ar Onute ap an » aN vut to the national treasurer, A. H. Purcell, G. R. Hagens, F. E. Pendell, g Liberty shichoHibpe was pure 1 T % Wigeins. | | Harold’ Banner, W. 0. Wilson, G. W. Sa E Ok WOT RORIE aN aenae + I HE KIMBALL DRUG Ss ORE Bs Osea 19 willbe Roosevelt |Ferguson, A. E. Stirrett, Patrick} tion plan. The Union Pacific was \% “THE SAFE DRUG STORE” ~ svat Sune ay Jo Oe Eanes ay ae an, Frank Curtiss, Dr. J. F.)requesied to notify the authorities $ ge ers have ske , * ep ieapelalr, E.| ippe | o-08e- fo sloeeete-efeele-efe-efe-es Sarre Jo-ase-etoste-ste-ofeete a0 SESS fo Wo-efo-es fA Bondi NOTICE! ’ 5 Customers, please ask for your duplicate sales slips. We will give no credit on’ re- turned goods, Without the slip. f For how much of the High Cost of living are you yourself directly responsible? How much of the “high prices” are you submitting to, without the effort of trying to economize? Not all manufacturers nor all merchants are “profiteers.” Maybe none of them intentionally. Maybe some have better resources of buying forless. Maybe there are others who can sell cheaper because it costs them less to do bust- ness. Are you seeking out the place where real economy awaits you? If not, don’t complain about “high prices”—the fault is yours. 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