Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 6

_PAGE SIX Bei es : bari. Ge een 2 €. d ee . rot yelding shop -in is, ee t., tyten repr nting: the F.,ana E.. Check: Usnepeey. sarpeoitias @rected a new tector {calling 0 jacal trade. | “ray | h ‘ " | ere im fl : | Bolen ays he has heen inthe’ Red | 5 ; OATES: j / \Desert~ sinee «July-an@- without ever very. small town a few impor- | JLu | i ee ws hor ts set | going, to town 6r reading a paper. }tant clizena.who wonld- he lh to wear j Wander off the paved streets. ! | Jong-talled: joys they, hia the nerve While the smoke habit is increantilté | 10 face” Jabire nt estdniahba natives. ts 0 é ee es Mee Wire “for us and we will wite for, Bneland and. the’ eastern United | a Fall il Field colina Tells Inieidedeaiaieee Work- FAMINE pINiEe voc. Stchtony Mla! Om, 102 Went Sate 1 sath eating o@ ithe’, Chae Sw Of Crate First strect, 11-6-3t the dis. TI I ° E | ti | Id | j legal (boainess and will leaye for Den- | ers That mprovement in Educatona eas P: ep, i j iGaceps:: Haaabury’ ‘hekuiieay xoney | oTheckaks Téarner tore ts having a “ver, tonight. ‘ | (Continued from Page 1) | rant in week's bubihoas tri ;new brick front put in with two largo el ip in Denver. } | A fall uné,er patty goods daily at} s Important to Success e . ri ly DEVE: | cieuhas Sand Gwe: abd een TAGE SANE : ‘ine D:D.D. Compesy Fe {lay for =the ne of imotions: sr the, Hines tein pes maa S Meher there | will present a nice appearance on Sonth | the, Nappi. wae IR hand at A. M. Lock field SST ace f the Int Fe 1 Suna case, } | Center street. rit pare Glafr, arrived in the city to- ach m nea Locker, field superintendent of the International Sunday | x 4, jday trong q¢ two) day-business trip in kal! Schoo! association is in charge of an institute for-Sunday school work-| Sy rue eNenennte tua ook Halo’, Nomusspeit eel What was called the: “bearing rock" | Glenroeke a hey BAe A 3 schoo a é s arg iy |ON THE INC eee | 4 yi y "by the Indians, along the San’ Saba ocinied Prexs.) ;Strue this to mean when production is and Colorado rivers “in Texas, is an oil- THe Kimball Drug store is having a bearing shale, said by geologists tb be/Sa@le.on home made candies. and Lig- the last great oil reserve of“America, .| 8¢tt's bon-bon eet guts week. ers being held this afternoon and this evening at the Metho:list church.) v4 (By, Amgciates bcintorrantion | towest, ye 5 At the session this afternoon, Mr. Locker, who is an expert in/in the hands of the government 10- Sunday schocl problems. laid great stress upon the necessity of improv- aay, aes Increme tn bituminous] HE Te Mitonet pt Grand aeeaas Re : : 5 : (inet ‘ 6 Nebras may ing the educational ideals of all Sunday schools. The Interistional as- virginia fields. | Further defection from| pany, was in the city yesterday on bus-|,, 180 Harvey, Cafeteria has received oeiation is interdenominariénal, and it union forces: was noted if. carly morn-! iness, mais ean tay ey a Nostale workers vin ing reports, altho officials were unabio| { , ; i ! “ MOVOGATES Of ECONOMY IN to say whether the break in union ranks| K. N. Stenson left for Salt Creek this | And will be attractive to all patrons of | n Tree was increasing to any great extent. |morning on a three-day business trip th Harvey. i} and SSS ;and will return to his home by the way } na. ti en (iy, Associates Prenn.) jof Douglas, In order, to get a good view of tho stand: ALBUQUERQUE, Noy. 6.—Coal op- new aviation fleld you should ride in ors of the Raton matric today re- | William Wheeler asked several of his; Stephen's Taxi. Stand at Henning ed’ an increase in the number’ of {friends yesterday if it Rot as cold here ‘Hotel. Night and day service. Phone el po church rave tec of re tof 700 troops RG Columbus, New Mex- i f the pas ‘ico.> Five hundred were held at Raton, Incational and 200 sent to Dawson. In the Gallup district operators say | production has increased 100 tons ie day SOAS hundred iIndian woodchop most suce the entire country. ri bouhru town tay school ligion tor, general niendents ’ Casper! « young 1p nA aut | of the chino} Orher so ask an increase in wag ailroad officials have received in- strnetions to distribute the coal seized tiie commilico AnOUL Ne respbHAtbye! ror oat ere we eee int ned to. th “Dele ie ae ees amclcaee mings ahae |g. Were Way ahead of the bunch” Mitchell Ladi. —Ches. Field ome definite task, Mr. ts for a moderate the way which the responsibility houll be divided en | |] Inabig Six-Reeler. A story of the Northwest. 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