Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1920, Page 8

COIL IN SIGHT, GASPER LEGION. | SPEEDING DRIVE Membership of 800 Former Serv- ice. Men Predicted When Campaign Comes to End Next Thursday Active work Member in the “GetfAnother. campaign for a membership BAPTIST GAMPAIGN WILL | PROWGE FUND TO BUILD DOZEN CHURCHES IN WYO, DENVER, April 23.—During the visit | of Dr. Charles L. White, executive sec- | retary of the Baptist Home Mission So: | | ciety, to Denver in the interest of the Faptist New Baptist leader World Movement, local stated that the move- | ment involves » projects for the | welfare of the Western States, and that the success of the vance greatly the development churches and schools in the between the Missouri River Pacific Ocean. ( Ny movement will ad- ot of ast least 800 in the George Vroman Wyoming is set down for not less | Po ©. 2 of the American Legion is than twelve new church bufidings dur- fontinuing with indications that the; Jing tne next four ye at an esti- goal will be reached by the time the | mated cost of $180,000, with an annual | drive is brought to a close Thursday | operating budget for State mission} night with a big banquet and dance. | work of $27,000 by 1924 | The banquet is being given by the 4 | Four million dollars will come to Waman's Auxiliary of the American | “ swowesst =| the West from the fund for Baptist ‘i gion for all members of the local DIDATE FOR U. S. SENATE ON | educational institutions, insuring their Bees en wee Raney cape HER OWN PLATFORM—Miss Anne! success and growth, and enabling ards ye a he admission re- ., » rovi every esires quirea. FE aN eye oman | CANOE sont y tics thet equatisneae tie anit The Woman's Auxiliary until re-|date for election to the U. §. senate.! gren of the Western States, near to cently as the War Mothers’ organizi-|She was defeated in 1918 by Senator their homes. ‘ tion, which, in turn, had been active a i during the war and after the world conflict had been brought to a close in helping the ex-service man. A large banquet with all the “trimmins” is in store for the ex-doughboy, ex-leather- neck, or ex-gob who goes to this huge banquet to be given Saturday night in the I. O. O. F. hall. Following the banquet, many Legion ple, where the regular Thursday night ance is to be given. It is expected 5p) that the American Legion orchestra | which made such a hit on its first ap- | in per ~ night | : at the next Thursday night i | Continuous 1 P. and efforts may be made to have 5 | this same organ neopators play at the banquet. Wherever this orchestra plays in Casper, there is sure | Of the quota of $10,279.85 which the Sag es annanhe nioee Wane Baptists of Casper are to raise this ion boys already have won. the} Week forthe Baptist Forward Move- : pa ment drive, $7,677.50 had been ‘raised of having a great musical or- 1 maeddcn: last night when the members of the | Team captains have eharge of ai-| "Ye teams reported the results of their | recting the drive, but an ex-service | Wor yesterday afternoon at. the even- person de: ng to join the Legion may muke application either thru Peter Q. N: post commander, or thru Fred | Dralle, post adjutant. Headquarters of the George Vroman post are in the basement of the West Hotel building. The team captains are M. Larsen, D. E. Straitiff, M. P. Wear, J. J. O'Don- nell and Dan McCarthy. ing. church servi house. Henderson, who is again opposing her.! BAPTIST DRIVE held This lea R. The amounts at the Court- to be raised this, week. The work will probably be } done on Wednesday evening and next ,Sunday afternoon. The team organization is the finest he has ever worked with, Dr. Lemons declares. ported by as follows: L. re- the teams last evening were A. M. Little has left for Kingman, Kans., where he was called by the ser ous illness of his brother. | times I could hardly breathe. | tives. lw FOREMAN TELLS ABOUT TROUBLE Gains Eleven Pounds and Is Restored to Health “For two years before I began tak- ing Tanlac my health was so"bad I lost two or three hours from work every day, but since taking five bottles of the medicine I am in as fine health as I ever was in my life,’” said C. H. Mel- | ton, construction foreman for the West- ern Union Telegraph Co., living at 333% Tracy avehue, Kansas City, Mo. “IT had stomach trouble and nervous indigestion for twenty years,” he con- tinued. “Five years ago I. got in such bad shape that everything I ate caused me terrible suffering from gas and at T had a stuffy feeling all the time and was so constipated I had to keep taking laxa- My head ached sometimes like‘it would simply burst and I became so uk and run-down it looked like I would have to give up my work en- | tirely. “A friend of mine had tried Tanlac and recommended it so highly I de- cided to take it, too, and, believe me, I found it to be a real medicine. In three days’ time my appetite began to ~ The regular meeting of the Legion i post willebe held In the club rooms on premeasNanies here Monday night, s Preaan ae Su Beas sam 2 5 Team No. 4 1,637 i Team No. 5 1,415 A Western thriller CONTRACTS ARE LET BY STATE (Continued from pare 1) for the two Park county. projects. Downer was awarded the five-mile sec tion of the Garland-Deaver roail for contract for the construction of the seven-mile sectiorf of the Cody-Mecteetse road. A. C, Evans of Shreidan was awarded the contract for the grecpion, of the 90 foot reinfarced congrete t Belle Fourche river in ‘Crook jcounty N for $21,000. This bridge is on the es croft-Carlile road and Rayniond | George Of Rozet, Campbell caynty; } bus awarded the contract for the road cén- struction between Moorcroft and Carlile ,for $28,000. In Washakie county Johnson and Crane of Casper were awarded the con- tract for the construction of the three- mile section of the Yellowstone highway south of Neiber, which includes the construction of a 180-foot ford, for $15,- 000. The highway commission rejected all of the bids received for the construc- tion of the threa mile section of the Yel- lowstone north of Worland. These bids w all considered too high for the amount of work to be accomplished. In Laramie county the Utah construc- tion of Salt Lake City was awarded the contract for the construction of the 25-mile section of the Lincoln highway between Cheyenne and Buford, and also the contract for the 22-mile section of the Cheyenne-Torrington road in Lara- mie and Goshen counties. The Lincoln highway contract price is $85,000 and the Cheyenne-Torrington road was awarded for $79,000. The Utah company also received the contract for the con- struction of the 16-mile section of the Eden Valley road, extending from Zembr to Eden, in Sweetwater county 000. No satisfactory bids were received for the construction,of the five bridges and tne three mile section of the Daniel, Lane road in- Lincoln county, and all bids were rejected by the commission. UNIVERSITY CLUB PLANS ABOUT T0 BE COMPLETED Actual plans for carrying into opera- tion the proposed University club of Casper will be completed or at least tentatively carried into effect at a meet- ine of committees of the University club called Wednesday night in the Citiz ‘ational bank. Committees ap- pointed ral weeks ago will make complete reports of their activities at this meeting and the University club, it is believed, will take on actual form Wednesday night. RUHR DISTRICT IS EVACUATED ENTIRELY NOW| (By Associated Press.) GRANT HIGHWAY BEING MARKED) $16,000 and Hilton received the $63,00( | Malcolm. McKinnon Headed; to- ward Wyoming with! Boards "and ‘Sign ett se OWNEILL, Neb. (By Mail).—The mark- ritige O¥er\ the] ing of the/Grant highway across horth ebyaska And central Wyoming, Which .Wastbegun last fall and stopped by the heavy rains and early winter, menced again today. non, secretary of the Grant Highway as- sociation, has heen here for a few days and he and M. F, Kirwin, was com- Malcolm MacKin- sign artist | | if | This show is good for any kind of ailment LYRIC ‘THEATER ‘SOONER OR LATER’ A Five-Reel Rollicking Farce THEN ‘THE LAST OF THE DOYLES’ ~THEN. PA THE WEEKLY—FIRST RUN. And some more Come early, James, bring the wite M. to 11 P. M. with. an all-star cast -Theo Ti dame Serial! We} haye ‘em! improve and my stomach got better. T kept on improving rapidly and now | eutranything I want, have gained elev- io) en pounds and never have stomach trouble, headaches or constipation any more: I never felt better in my life and it is a real pleasure to reqommend Tanlac. Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper Pharmacy, in Alcova by Alcova Mer- cantile Co., Creek Dru; in Salt Creck Store.—Adv, ——————___ by Salt Gasoline is powerful: stuff, each pint representing units. the power nece: one foot. 12,000 A British 3ritish thermal thermal unit means sary to lift 750 pounds A pint of gasoline contains enough power to lift a ton to a height of 3,500 feet. |of vital importance will MEETING OF SPANISH WAR VETS POSTPONED The meeting of the Spanish War Vet- erans which was to have ,been held tonight at ‘the courthouse, has been postponed until tomorrow evening at the same place at 8 o'clock. Business be discussed and all members are requested to be! present. Notice of the postpenement) has been signed by E. J. Kemp, com- mander of the sper-Collins camp, No. 15 of the department of Colorado and Wyoming. - "EEEEEKKEEK IRIS THEATER TOMORROW ETHEL CLAYTON “More Deadly Than the Male” ‘Won! Ridder eee wtbien = Acs “Geil her what you will ALSO ADDED ATTRACTION, FATTY ARBUCKLE ‘THE HAYSEED’ WEDNESDAY SHIRLEY MASON MOLLY AND I IE BHE EER HERE RERREE IEEE HHE EEE ER HERE Announcement Our last day in the rear of the basement, West Hotel Tuesday, April 27 Ready to go full speed ahead for breakfast on WEDNESDAY, April 28, at HARVEY’S CAFETERIA > East Second Street : - ALL OUR PASTRIES HOME MADE Give us a trial and you will be a steady of this place, have been outfittimg for an éxpedition which will take them first to Siqux City and later westward. \Tpeir plan is to keep going regardless of the, Weather and seek to complete the mark ing to Yellowstone Park by midsummer, so that it will be continuous from Chi cago to the national playground. The marking in Tlinois and Iowa has been done. { The route in Nebraska westward from Sioux City is. by way of Allen, Dixon, Laurel, 3elden, Randolph, Osmond, Plainview, Brunswick, Royal, Orchard, Page. O'Nei!l, Emmet, Atkinson, Stuart, Basset, Carns, Springview, Valentine, Cody. Gordon, Rushville, Hay Springs. Chadron, Crawford and Harrison, in Nebraska, and Van Tassell, Lusk, Man- ville, Douglas, Glenrock, Casper, Sho- shoni, Riverton and Dubois to the Yel-, lowstone, in Wyoming. The route is the best and far the most dire& from Chicago and northwestérn ‘Nébraska and central Wyoming, which are among the :most rapidly developing parts of the United States. U.S. Chamber of Commerce Would Unify All Work (Rv Associated Press.) ATLANTIC CITY, April 26.—The hoard of directors of the United States chamber of commerce today proposed that the chamber assume supreme con- trol of the Americanization work in the United States, co-ordinating and direct- activities. —_———. 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