Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920. FLKOL MINERS STRIKE | AS RESULT OF DISPUTE ELKOL, Wyo., June 25.—I1 feeling between the union miners employed in the small coal mine here and the man agement of the mine resulting, the men claim, from the employment by the management of nonunion men in viola tion of the contract with the union, has enlminated in a strike by the uniorv men which is occupying the attention of officials of district 2 22, United Mine Workers of America. The mine management has placed guards at the colliery, these guards, the miners claim being urmed, and being employed in an attempt to intimiddte the mine em pia yes. A THREE-PLANE HANGAR GOING UP IN CAPITAL — 599,000 REALIZED FROM. OCCUPATIONAL TAX LAW CHEYENNE, Wyo. June 25.—Chey- enne’s recently enacted. occupational tax ordinance, the constitutionality of which has been generally challenged, but no test of which in the courts has een brought, is accomplishing the pur- ose for which it was designed—to re- place the revenue lost through the ces sation of licensed liquor traffic. To date the ordinance has placed $33,000 in the} depleted coffers of the city, and is ex-| pected to bring in about $40,000 an-| nually, Che Casper Daily Ccribune Jreceived extraordinary mention in the] Earn, then sa | Pittsburgh Post of June 17, which car-| Bank. ried a three-column front pase caption over a story of T. A. Huntley's im- pressions of the state on a recent visit here. Mr. Huntley, a staff correspond- ent for his paper, stopped a day in Cas- per enroute to San Francisco to cover) the Democratic convention for the Post. Casper receives prominent men tion ip the Wyoming article, which car- ries_ a Casper dateline. AT LAST, RELIEF FROM RHEUMATISM from the blood before real relief can be had. S..S. S.has been su ccessfully, tsed for Rheumatism fad fifty years. It t thorough and reliable bloo dri it searches out and s which at Citizen's National EMPLOYES GET RAISE, SERVICE RATES REDUCED (By Associated Press) BOSTON, Mass., June 25.—An in- crease of 10 per cent in the pay of all its employes, effective July 1, has been granted by the Boston Edison company, it was announced today. About 2,000 workers will benefit by the increase, At the same time the company will make a reduction of 5 per cent in the price of electricity for lighting to 115, 000. retail ee ANCE MEET GIVEN UP BY CHEYENNE THIS. YEAR CHEYENNE probah TAILOR-MADE SUITS QUALITY ABOVE ALL Cleaning Pressing TRANSFER CO. Phone 948 C. H. WHALEY The Tailor 116 E. Midwest Phone 483J Now Is An Excellent Time to Get Rid of Its Tortures, SPOT CASH FOR YOUR LIBERTY BONDS Money to Loan on Diamonds, Jewelry, Guns, Clothing Casper Loan and Clothing |] Store—229 South Center i \Wyoming Wanders Are Revealed to Pittsburgh People Casper and the Wyoming oil fields Rheamatism more than a mere cal disorder confined to the locality of the painful parts. it canno e rubbed away, cause it is a deepseated is disease ¢ advice . writ ease germs t Wyo., must be rez June 25.—There no running meet at year, Park track th’ CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 25 Taylor today received from th effice department plans and sy tions for a three plane hi which | is to be erected at Wales field, Fort Ttus-| sell, Where mail airplanes will land and! rise. The building, which will be of concrete. and steel construction, will be sufticiently large to house six. aver-| agé-size planes in an emergency, its clear floor space being 125x120 fect, ——— Dedication of War Memorial Set for | July 4, Evanston| EVANSTON, June 25.— Thej monument which is to be erected in| honor of the Uinta County men who, gave their lives for their country dur- ing the world war, has been received from Vermont, and will be erected in| the court house square. One of the massive granite blocxs weighs twenty eight tons The monument is to be dedicated July 4. Employe of State Highway Board to Marry This Month CHEYENNE, Rwyele June 25.—An- nouncement has been made of the en gagement, of Stanley Edwards, press agent for the state highway depart- ment, and Miss Evelyn Stott, a teach- ic schools. 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I wish to assure both my new and regular customers that this is the highest class of merc handise that has ever been offered to women of this vicinity at such wonderful prices. Just a Few More Days and We Move Into Our New Location On East First Street condition may be | ped. and booklet free. NO C. O. D. WE REFUSE 2 at eae To Carry Over Any Merchandise Everything Must Go REMEMBER, oprortunity usually strikes in one place just about once and your chance i is now. The sty les are New York’s latest and the materials are the finest and the prices are the lowest. Therefore let nothing keep you away from this. $ 1 5 ,000 00° SURPLUS STOCK NEW YORK GARMENT MANU- e FACTURER BEING SOLD AT ABOUT HALF PRICE SUI TS SILK KIMONAS COATS SILK SWEATERS KIDDIE STRAWS DRESSES LEATHER COATS BLOUSES FUR CHOKERS ART WORK 44-$10 to $15 Gage Hats, Special, $4.95 GAGE HATS “WAT ZKE?” 7 | MILLINERY & ART SHOP UNDER SMITH-TURNER DRUG STORE.. 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