Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1920, Page 8

FUND ESSENTIAL Yanan TO KEEPING UP SCO HIGHNAYS Folly to Vote Bonds for Roads and Then Allow Them to Deterior- ate Highway Authority Writes (BY D. J. YOUNG) (President sof the Dallas Canadian-Den- ver Highway Association) Construction of highways, and thelr! proper maintenance, constitutes one of the big problems facing the commer- cial world.; The capacity of our: rail- roads js ever taxed. Our transbor: ties must be ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., A Failing to look before he from a hay wagon at the ranch almost proved fatal to Charles QOutsen, who landed on a hayfork and was impaled, a p of the implement passing thr the flesh of his side. where gerous. Had the fork entered his body an inch farther toward the |] meridian line, however, the injury probably would hav) been iatal. them. Every community is in avor of good roads, but they are tired { voting bonds and haying nothing to how for their money. _ tion fa by truck, Rural districts must have good r over which to take their Babe tc 8 auling of produce to ver will soon be a} f ‘ e cor struction | highway ntial but their| ce is more important. suppleme -TRAGKS IN MUD SETTLE palit - ACCIDENT Aug. / 4.—Tell-tale] ttled a dispute re- Tie Siding of a a county will issue hua cakawan by Mrs. J. n of a dirt cr. this nd all of its’ 3 n y. The tracks} ction, Taal Oar the two machines established} ep, consequentiy,|that Mrs. Colm was using about t-wvo- road has gone to/ thirds of the highway and that Mrs. For instance, Burbank, crowded into a mud-hole, was unable to prevent the collision. Corn paid the bill for damages to the Bur- I_ contend that the pr erjbank car, amounting to about $100, is more important/and in addition will have to end nstruction. several hundred dollars for re) ies for road con-|his machine. None of the oc innot be ‘bulit) of the two cars was injured wit but I exception of Mrs. Burbank, several of whose teeth were broken by impact the steering wheel of the Bur-| ‘Therefore, upkeep of than the o I favor struction b rule, unless provision me for the main- a i A Russian when arraigned in a Lon- don court the other day testified that he was a hair dresser by occupation and that ‘he had followed it since he was three years of age. ates should pro- e they have not done a isi) The sugar output of Cuba has in- creased by more than a million tons “| since 1914. y ou after construction, and that this f should not be used for any other pose, and then, ma compuls the favor of enance, ‘at WILL RECOVER| |turned from France, he Casper Dail p Cribune | | | | | BACK FROM FRANCE—Miss Evange-; |line Booth of the Salvation Arn ro| where 5) given rousing welcomes in all sec of the devastated district. Let ’em knock you if they want to. Wobody has anything against a worm but he’s afraid of a lon. RAGE are The pioneer battery on motor cars |) Has stood the test of tim Used o per cent’ of the Biectrically equipped cars today. Generator, magneto, starter an lighting equipments repaired. TO ELECTRICAL CO., Midwest Ave. Phone 9683 (Old 111-E. First St.) AU’ 136 E. e indif- fe rent to this abject. All ditches should ept open and the dirt drag- grade; all culy d fair drainage > road supervisors should ponsible for the condition : in his county. vation during the last tow shown me that many prop- nstructed roads have became al- R and the from la tenance. this way. Millions have been wasted re EATONIC | PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts, AOLy CASPER PHARMACY, 110 E. 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