Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920 Che Caspet Daily Cribune LABOR DEMAND | TO COMPROMISED | The Life Insurance | Business LIVE NEWS OF WYOMING 140 DELEGATES ‘GOOD ROADS MEN TO GONVENTION HOLDING MEETING Laramie County Will Lead in Num- First of Series of Meetings. Over | | FIRE IN COAL | VEIN SPOILS A GOOD WELL Cheyenne Carpenters Accept $8 a Day Averting a Strike Possibility —— CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 27—-A: (Special to The Tribune.) i “tine suinloniset W. - vs S D} t. : * i result of the dicision of the unionized P; ic Bf. eh 5 ber eee, cg only fault of Irvive Teceuns warnt|- State Being Held in Chey- | oremautse fot Cheyenne! ta) 69) sfittye Is one of the biggest institutions in the country to- |that it is on fire and the ris so enne Toda | the city egard aah “3 - * 4 (Special to The Tribune.) SB OT eaves: ardiglotiors fHiRe Sie peahatiis pias witkne ue aiske te coments day. It has kept big corporate interests from the 'May 1. The carpenters at a meeting Monday night decided to abandon their demand for a daily wage of $9.00 and to accept the contractors’ offer of $8.00, "| They now are receiving $7.00. In} March the carpenters, who were under contract to work on the $7.00 scale un- til May 1, notified the building contrac- tors that unless they were paid $9.00 on and after April ist, they would strike | April Ist. The contractors offered $8.00, but announced they would fight the $9.00 proposal to a finish. - Before} April 1st the carpenters announced that | they’ would not break thier contract with the builders, but would continue to work for $7.00 until May Ist. Last} night's meeting was to decide wheather they should walk-out May Ist for the $9.00 wage. The di m was in the negative and the $8.00 offered by the contractors was accepted as a basis for a new contract between the union and the employers, i Bt oi lastest addition to the ranks of prodigies is Carl Morris, an/ Mnglish boy of fifteen, from whom a London firm of publishers has just ac- cepted a 10,000-word novel, entitled “The | Power of Love.” LARAMIE, Wyo. April 27.—The| Democratic state convention which is to| be held at Landen May 10, to nominate delegates to the national convention at San Francisco and candidates for presi- dential electors, and to adopt a state platform, will consist of 148 delegates of whom 15 will be from Laramie county, 14 from Sheridan coun- ty, 12 from Lincoln county and 11 from Sweetwater county. There will be one| resulting from exposure of the coal delegate for each 100 votes or major| measure to the air fraction thereof cast for Hayden M - —~— held at 1 tomorrow, Cas- White, Democratic candidate for con gress in 1918. The representation for STAR VALLEY IS AFTER the several counties, other than those ; Aad : per next F in May 1 and Sheri { dan May 3. DIVISION IN LINCOLN — COUNTY NEXT SESSION a hereinbefore listed, will be as follows: Albany, 7; Big Horn, 8; Campbell, 3: Carbon, Converse, 6; Crook, 4; Fre to The Tribu Wyo., April —Two state of South Da- he Tribune.) April 27.—Lin- largest in Wyoming, Goshen, 4; Hot Springs, 4; John- the Black Hills to three counties next year son, 4; Natrona, 8; Niobrara, 2 k, 7; Uinta, 9; Washakie, 3; id transported Two if plans now afoot in the § and the upper Green River 5; Platte, 7 ‘Weston, 4. tured A pre- crowned with s Residents of the|*> Green River ve will go before the een NE SEASO ( legislature next winter with a bill au begin in a day or two at the big corrals} thorizing the creation of a new county here when 100,000 sheep are to be] from portions of Lincoln and Fr stripped of their wool. The shearing} counties, and residents of the Star perfectly good and useful well few days ago, Investigation started in a 45-f 90 feet beneath thé surface, thru which the well was-drilled. Since then ,the. well has been worthle: av ing no use for the smoke which i chief product. It is supposed the fire started from spontaneous combustion (Special to The Tribune.) INNE, Wyo., April 27.—Gooa rocks of adversity, protected estates from loss, and enabled widows to rear and educate depend- ent families and set their feet in the paths of good citizenship. SPECIALIZING IN LIFE INSURANCE “CAPITOL LIFE” McGREW Phone 153 ere today with of the Wyoming Good Roads association, discussing plans for the association's work during the co: fall. presiding attention is being of how the associa- with and as- department. ces are to be given to the s tion best sist the Similiar a HT Th (Special to The Tribune.) OPAL, Wyo.. April 27.—Shearing may season originally was scheduled to begin the first week of April but inclement weather made a postponement to the ley. will seek to secure legislative au- thorization to organize a new county from the northern two-thirds of Lincoln 18th advisable. Continued severe weather has resulted in further post- ponements from day to day. A crew of 31 shearers is idle while awaiting for the weather to improve. SHERIDAN POSTMASTER’S HOME 15 BURGLARIZED (Special to The Tribune.) SHERIDAN, Wyo., April 27.—Roy Ball, Harry LeRoy, Earl Evans and James Troyer are under arrest, charged with burglarizing the residence of Post- master Sherman D. Caffield and steal- ing 72 bottles of assorted alcoholic liquors. Forty of the bottles of liquor have been recovered, The nemainder, it Is said, were bootlegged at from $12 to $35 a bottle. Man Arrested on Statutory Charge Under $5,000 Bond} THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., ¢ April 27— David Yoakum of Kirby, Wyoming, has given bond of $5,000 for his appearance in the district court to answer a charge of a statutory offense against Ellen Brown, 16, a half-breed Indian, who | has been a member of the Yoakum household for eleven years. Yoakum is alleged to have established illegal re- lations with the child two years ago The Brown girl became a member of | the Youkum household when her mother @ Sioux Indian, died when the child | county. hae AN OVERALL CLUB is being formed to cut down the high cost of clothing. All those who want to become members and aid in adopting this universal movement in Cx write to Secretary of Overall Clut 15, Casper. 4 ‘GAS, ‘i ae ae { tee BECAUSE IT’S DEPENDABLE —you'll like our, “AB- SOLUTE PROTEC- TION.” 402 “rrcn wm<on A WORLD REBUILT By the Golden Rule R. T. 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