Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO. EIGHTH UNIT OF OUGHONE OPENS. ON MAR GH 1QTH vst sn Construction aches $95 an Acre on Tract’ of 5,000. Acres to Be Opened for Entry Next Month Opening of the Highth Unit of the Shoshone project has been set for March 13, and applications must be re- ceived at Powell, Wyo., from March 9 to 18, inclusive, the applicant being re- quired to appear in person before the United States commissioner at Powell in order to complete homestead entry, The construction charges have ‘been fixed at §95 per irrigable acre. @fhe land in this unit consists of 5,000 acrgs in the vicinity,of Garland and Deaver, Wyoming. With this land, applicants for farms will be required, at time of filing, to deposit 5 per cent, or $4.76, for each irrigable acre in the farm unit select- ed. No other payments will be re quired for a-period of five years after filing. For the next five years after this period, a payment of 5 per cent per annum will be required. For the next ten years a payment of 7 per cent per annum will be required. The Fifth Unit of the Fort Laramie vision of the North Platte project, ES posed of 5,000 acres of irrigable £ id in the vicinity of Torrington and Lingle, Wyo., must have water applica- tions into: the project manager at Tor- | rington, in person, by mail or other- wise, between ‘February 28 and March 5, Such water applications should be made to the project manager, United States Reclamation Service, Torrington , Wyonting. Homestead entrymen for farms in the Fifth Unit of the North Platte projéct must first execute a water rental application, and same must be accompanied’ by a payment of -$5.10 per acre for each ‘irrigablé acre in the farm unit. After “water right hasbeen grant- ed by .the project manager to those filing water rental applications, such !clusive department to the handling of} 5700 IN FURS STOLEN HERE Pelts During Night A black fur overtoat and, fur. pelts valued at over $700, were stolen last night from the wool warehouse on West Third streét, according to a repért made to the shériff's office this morning. Deputy Alex McPherson, who inves- tigated, found that entry had been! gained by breaking tho tuck vu: one of} the doors to the building. The overcoat cost $410 when new and was still worth over $200. The pelts taken included 23 coyotes, 2 skunk, and: one badger. COYNE-GALLER STORE IN O00 FELLOWS BUILDING. WILL OPEN SATURDAY A large new store, which is to be a branch of the Boulder, Colo., store; will open in Casper at /141 East Secofid street tomorrow morning. However, the formal opening of the Coyne-Saller company store will not be until early in March when the complete stock of the store will be installed. With the| opening in March will come one of Casper’s first stores to provide an ex- children’s clothing for girls. The store room, which is located ’ in| the I. O. QO. F. building, hag. been, en-| tirely rembdeled and new fixtures have | ; been installed. New. open glass display cases of the latest design; have been put in place to display..the latest de-| signs in women's* clothing. Every ar-| ticle of ladies’ ready-to-wear apparel will | be handled by this store with the ex- ception of shoes. improvements and fixtures in the new store’ will amount to* about $7,000, it | Was announced toady. Remodeling dn | the store cost $2,000 while fixtures alone | EDUCATION FOR MEN WH JUN CAVALRY at IN MANY GOOD TRADES The . educational work oe) men who go into the army wag clear- ly indicated in the ‘schedule of 4in- Struction in force at Fort D, A. Rua- sell, which hag been issued by. the recruiting party which has estab- Ushed Casper as its base for securing men for the Fifteenth Cavalry, known 88 Wyoming's crack unit in the rog- ‘ulars, “ Eyery man who arrives at. Fort Russell for training to become a fit member for the Fifteenth Cavalry, is required to fill out a card indicating the course of training he wishes to take part in in the post school. He answers the question of whether he wants to take educational or voca- tional training at the post. Besides the course of schooling in ordinary educational subjects, embrac- ing everything from spelling and al- gebra and some foreign language, special w is offered. The list of and_the ibjects__cov. chances are nourished. They clalist, radio operator, phone. operator, “electrician, storage base be Pra “Beparishelb shoving pie saddler larness KE cure reeshoeing, maker, Diackemithing, hor etc.; plumbing, pings iting, ete. Tracy R. of. the n brother, {ter Brokerage while. in atte ance at the of the Democrat | State iene ed in Casper, ) editor-managur Visited his in of the Les: food: fa ot that lds bone, tissue and brain. | RR, WwW: has gone fo Salt Lake pg he after a three ‘weeks’ business visit 4n_the city. Mr. de is the genera) counsel Don't scold them —the ah onl ment of “mines would venefit the nner, the consumer and the oubilic treasury. ~ ‘This. pro; da. is to’ be. developed vith such ‘Intensity as to f ornment to give a definite anawer to the question. Then it will depend upon the tenacity with ‘which “he two sides stand by their guns as {> ®hether a general election will be foxght out with nationalization as the issue. Astle from the dispute between rail- — ABSOLUTE PROTECTION: Against Loss or 2 Hh 24 ly low mark. No. 214 cans Hunt's Nov aie Apricots cans Hunt’s Supreme ACHES nt cine ae 21%:cans Hunt's Supreme Yellow Cling Peaches... No. 214 cans Hunt’s Supreme Bartlett Pears. che 4 Xe. 1 cans Hunt’s 4 SSorome Extra Grated P. A... No. 214 cans Hunt’s Staple Assorted Fruits. No. 24% cans. ‘S$ Hesperian Apricots 2... iat No. 3 cans Flagg’s 4 y Very Best Tomatoes... No. 2 cans Flagg’s Spinach No. 2 cans Flagg’s Kidhey Beans, Extra Quality. No. 2 cans Flage’s Refugee Beans. No. 2 cans Plage’s Golden Pumpkin No. 2 cans Flagg’s Golden Wax Beans.. 15-0z. bottles Welch’s Grapelade ... 4 Xe. 2 size Goodwin's oe Butter 20-0z. size Gedney’s Sweet Mustar Pickles... applicints must then file homestead Will cost $5,000. A largé, wide floor applications with the United States space at the rear of the. storé which | commissioner .at. ‘Torrington,. Wneat- runs back to a depth of 100 feet makes | land, or the receiver of the United. it possible to exhibit to best advantage | States land office at Cheyenne, Wyo. Suits and dresses. The initial payment of $5.10 per acre, The Coyne-Saller store in Boulder has | which must accompany application for teeth operating successfully in the uni- water rental, will be credited as pay- versity town for five years. The Cas- ment of minimum charge of $1.70 per per store will be managed by W. J. | eS | 8-02. size French Style Mustard ... 614-02. size Beeehnut \Peanut Butter... es 12-0z. size Kuner’s Catsup .. Shredded Wheat Biscuit is all food. Itis 100 per cent . whole wheat nothing wasted irrigable acre for the years 1920, 1921 | Sous and 1922. ———————. The average altitude under both these projects is about 4,000 feet. Ex- | cellent crops of )wheat, sugar beets, eats, barley, alfalfa, corn, potatoes, | vegetables and fruit are grown by ‘ir- rigation. Special mention should be made of the wonderful crops of alfal- fa, sugar beets jand potatoés grown in these two sections of Wyoming. The locality is unexcelled for the raising and feeding .of live stock. Discharged soldiersjand sailors may have their terms of service in the} army or nayy, for a period not ex- ceéding two Years, deducted from the homestead residence requirements ot three FORE GGL EERE N HUNGARIAN KIDNAPER 1 CHARGED WITH AIDING IN ESCAPE OF 6 COMMUNISTS VIENNA (By — Mail). — Kischaud Bleisch, the man who is said to bave ®nginecred the kidnaping of the Hun- ee garian terrorist, Schon, who was in refuge. here, is charged by the police peat eres cee ne EN | Today's Events | | Physicians and public health officials of Wyoming will gather at Cheyenne to- day for the anriual meeting of the Wyo- ming Public Health agsociation. The Republican state central commit- tee of Michigan meets at Lansing to- day to decide the tiie and place for holding the state convention. The manner of choosing the Georgia delegates to the Democratic national convention will be decided by the state executive committee at a meeting in | Atlanta. today. The Democratic state committee of New York will meet in: New. York icity today to consider the candidates to be recommended to the voters for dele- gates-at-lurge to the national conven- tion. A national organization of state mar- ket officials to coordinate government {food marketing activities in all states and bring about improvement of distri- ‘bution conditions, is expected to result from u conference of state market of- ficials to.be held today in New York or thrown It isa food heat cape and with having by the same means re- JE BEE EHEHHEIIRIIEIEHEHH HEHEHE PHF EHHE EH HEHHHEHEEMHMHHHHO HEHEHE: Modern Lighting | is correctly done with our Line of Electric Fixtures turned: six other Hungarian communists to Budapest, Bleisch opened a garage and one by/one hired -his victims to : work for him, It is a short, motor drive ‘to the frontier and, after get- ting their confidence, he would pro- pose a trip to a hotel for a: good time. . Then Bleisch, would drive to the~fron- tier, where the gendarmes were wait- ing. ———— IRRIGATION DAM 10 BE, BUILT MAY BE UIRGEST # SYDNEY, “Australia (By Mai).—One of the largest irrigation dams in the world is to be “built across the Murrav river, the largest in Australia. It is to be named the Hume dam and erected at Mitta Mitta on the island between Vic toriatte and New South Wales. The irrigation scheme will states. Yellow Mustard For Rheumatism A good hot mustard plaster or. poul-! tice is pretty sure to overcome most rheumatic pains nd even sciaticu and fout but. it's a musky affair, and generally blisters. Héat is abso lutely necessary if you want perma nent relief. 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