Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1920, Page 8

eis Casper Dail Ceibune_ sg geri Sethe eS a i CHLORINE TO @0.P.MINERS lly ra ‘oi Rie range TRAN PPE blogs 7 REPUBLICAN CLUB HERE) pen DOWN. +) WILL tea | | __ UGE Lan } The petitionof Fred Patee in which| Myers for the a i * levelo; Men's Republican club, to be held in| ye asked permission to purchase a por-| ray negative, caumes pment ‘ at the Lee Syndicate building this even-| tion of the alley near his home was re-|in the sé cbs ; ; i Na floor offices WATER SUPPLY (By Associated Press) Ing starting at 8 o'clock. ‘There are] jected last’ night by the city counell, cm Aces of the | MARION, Ohio, Sept. 21—W. J. | nearly 700 members of the Republican | 1. patee claimed that the alley was} The water was teft runn iste James, Mlinois representative of the | 5 elub at present but the drive for mem- building last ‘hight. of little benefit as used as present andj tank hy Dr. Myers, as had —— I am for the Republican party and : Em " Just as soon as the suceess in actual! the Harding and Coolidge ticket. 1 | Program | S EMETBENCY, per_today en route to Cheyenni ct use of the chlorination plant up for! find that miners who are Republicans | iat . H ration by the city council is as-| are going to support Harding and | Much interest is being manifested by; Because. an emergency existed in the city will see that such a plant! these who are Democrats will suy- | women voters in the meeting which! absence of any sewage facilities at the Installation of Plant Contemplated| United Mine Workers | of Ameri | bers will continue until gt least 4.000} voted that he wished thé additional| done before. aa 4 2 EPS | . Early this mor . discussed labor and political condi- Ry have been secured. Similar meetings). 1 f the alle: mung by City If Reports on Treat- tions with Senator Warren ©. Hard |G. R. sca pte to Address Meeting |Petition for West Casper Connec-|or the epubiican’ club ‘will be eid iby inning SORE 8 | fat See No na a met Elsewhere Are | ing “are NE ick Aol apes et | at Republican Headquarters; tions, Submitted Last Evening, Sysey _ruesday night until after the] Ta oartment house on it and) hia Pres: ot the hall. Water haa: - eae ‘3 E P bd .. 1 is rf ent property. Mr, Patee lives near. into 1 Bootery, damaging Favorable statement said: “Being 2 Republican, | Women Also on Evening Receives Favorable Action ‘Allan Bolce ai Shoahont wan in Cas-| avenue In the southwest portion of the jens stock, particnlariy in | window. one for purifying the water| port Cox. ~'will be held at the Republican head-| West Casper schoolhouse, the city coun- ed in. Casper. That was = SPE SR te quarters on irst street near the cor-| cil agreed to the petition of the school | of opinion at the city) ‘ner of mter, tomorrow evening. b f district Ne requesting an) night. The city a SIDEWALKS 10 AE LAID In addition to an address by Attor-| n of ¢ er line to this} sim’ s ¥ ney G. R. Hagens, Republican county | new $100,000 school which al y has ion in the larger chairman, several women Will spenk,| on attendance of 350 pupils. The school Duluth, Min OR RENEF T iF WEST j giving the history of the suffrage move- | hoard will pay W. F. Henning for put If the report! i ,ment which has finally been s ss |Ung in the sewer line with the under a the coun- fully concluded with the passage 2nd | ding that the work is to start soon. w of the ation of the Susan B. Anthon: Later the city will reimburse the z lastnight amendment. chool board when a sewer district is ve installed The meeting w : 3 ed in this portion of the city. n or a similar one will pay for this work | ear the school house rried into effect as built at this tute for the lask of alks will be put in A. but ¢ entitled to vote reser than a on the cs ‘ ore elab-|the action taken by ¢ council in| tion in November, who wants to be The cesspool which on of the; Meeting last night rants to do|come versed in the issues of the elec | school to su a thorough | P work probebly will be handled thru; tion or who is interested in any way | sewer connections temprorarily proved ity, | the Lloyd Construction company which | is invited to attend tpe meeting. to be inadequiite, stated the petition company, it is understood, has securcd; The Business .and Professiona:|'from the school board requesting the work now. Much | Women's club is entirely non partisan | extension of the sewer system, ——-—.j>. Jermen of the e/ 2 man who will do th j plot the sidewatk work in_the has} in its stand-and will invite a pron | nal investigation by coun-|bee2 held up on account of ‘t|nent. member of the Democratic part Jack Billings is here from Lincoln Ss were to he effect that the|t#at nobody will carry the an addre another meet- | Ne! on a short business trip con naa he des nected with his homestead near here Douglas was doubtful. W. F. Dunn renor was in Doucias he w ® survey of the syste house beenuse this house tp both tim tion system in| With the bond and money market in| ing in_the near futu | We Want You that when abel Ww. W. K To see us or telephone us this week if you are interested in a RANGE Furnace Cook Stove or Heating Stove Old Prices | Prevail until October Ist fe, senior member of the ,council, made the motion whic! h made \it possible to have fore the winter sets in - Ss will be “ordered in,” the r ks to designated by Knittle, according to the | de last night, oI Pelton urge1| EAGU 5 NOT LEAGUERS NOTIC that some action be taken on the ques-} Regular’ meeting of Union tion of getting patton 3 water for the city.| League, Moose hall, tonight, Sept. 21, 8 p. m. Winter Work of Boy |s1 9 astent. Scout Troop Begins tase at Meeting Tonight “THE LADDER OF LIES’ aie Bre | Jebel? Should a wife or a sweet- heart ALWAYS tell the truth —— to HIM — about EVERYTHING? See beautiful Ethel Clay- “ten in this soul-stirring story—then answer! ) f The first meeting of the fal season will be held tonight by Troop 1, Roy Scouts of America, under the leade ship of Howard B. Wilson, scoutmast¢ The boys are starting their winter k with the avowed intention of} ntaining the lead awhich they have} over othee troops by virtue of being the first Scout traop org: Much troop rivalry 0 the win’ Meetings are to be held regt Ensugh base hits at the Lyric yesterday to win the |World’s Series Continuous 1 p.m. to 11 p. m TODAY FIRST e Border Raiders With George Larkin and Betty Compson Next A TWO-REEL MACK SENNETT SCREAM —THEN— ANOTHER BIG COMEDY Next A WEEKLY SEE THEM ALL TRY TO RIDE BABY | HOLMES HARDWARE G HOLMES: TO HOMES PAINT CAs lt te ete The trickiest mule in ex- §| SPORTING GOODS DHONE. 6O1 istence. This act is Big SECOND AND WOLCOT? CASPER, Coming to the LYRIC A 31 eel Show WATCH THE LYRIC The mortgyge on the old home dne—tlie money miss: ing—rnd the onty gal slip. pin’ fast! But when Al's old mg e-' to caperin’ round. that track at the County Fair— gesh!! 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