Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1920, Page 9

te ne, PAGE EIGHT ee a HARDWARE MADE. lto the buying public. The agreement MONDELL 1S TRYING T0 be til 3, and the ages to enlarge the residence used, dur-| hours ate from 9 un! tae the “win to accommodate Al! from 3 to 20. Private School” 8 v1 «privilege e winter, petal Neretn ar ie My si whe ae Saeed for the santhe erate Rig Saar Roepe facturer ly than -any~re-| a — | ae rts will -be- assisted by Mrs. | eviden | taf merchant has heretofore done. in} Opens Fall Term Hate Penkhouser, hich school -in-|meedin Casper. Mrs. Roberts has cor- | |the caxe of the: Winchester company. f School Tod | structor: Mrs. Bom alexander, aga Phar our eae ele Bas f , A si ; Madame ° 5 a4 cles A dln tavane ital mn u { o cio. oaay eager oat tree Mes, Simpson, {three times the sizes of that here, Only WINCHESTER EAONS friends in this district “to. visit “The | rt kindergarten. Two utility teachers will | inability: to-secure larger accommoda- Wincheater istdre’ see the latest | = shea The Casper Private School. conduct-| also be employed but these have not) tions has hindered the growth here. aad er “family,’ ed by -Mrs. Crystal Roberts at 612 ved. . Bali See er Go. are like.|. Mack Brown, whose case has been Grain: ‘ihm i eerekt pape hee Meee ren specializes in individu | Snow has fallen tuttbvadhep. ear time | The appointment of the Schulte Hard- eeiae anvvitty to, 00 wor thel taken up by the Home Service sectioa term today. The echool was filled to} ti for each pupil enrolled, ajin three centuries in Buenos Aires, the ware c to sell in this community the} Wise Invi r of the American Red Cross here, is|eanacity for the summer term which Peas ‘found most suecesstul. ‘The | Storm being severe enough “to: Inter new rdw and sporting @goods fore! io wanted by those interested in his cass.| gosed last Friday, and it will be pe that fous y: ltere with traffic. 4 Industrial Leaders Agree that mate yynei cee tae nds will of course be equally wel-| Ke Lcangiteasctai wn eh cae bo —— ; : iS EMER comnsianeiiaiaiiihiaiike ‘omp: s ‘ b i rset ht | the s to secure his bonus County Will Develop Water |v fo nm mh ot Wn See ae fot hoe Power toiConsepemeGeal Jit » of the most interesting and peri? | Congressman F. W. Mondell show that : : developments the local re- his bonus check and his ‘original dis- Demanded by Allies known. | GHUGWATER MAN ATER MAN CRUSHED charge certificate-had been mailed hy pent 4 | s family, next his dos. x. then | the department and that it had evi By tL D. GROAT |comes his “Winchester,” in the love of | [dently been received but the check aff Correspondesit) |the best type of American. Almost ILE OVING h HOUSE maehed HY somensse cles. _While stems <8 have) ponseaset. & Congressman Mondell is anxious, to predict at one time or ar jlearn of his present address as well ; » and respect for. the a 30.—'rhe #8 that of Otte R. Baker, whose case ‘ about universal. Ant now !¢ y to lip, Was taken up by the Red Cross at Cas- ermany cert ain that r ave heen many-ad- | * whi’ he: fein feet Congressman Mondell is at pres- Li | aitic nester “family,” . "ent at his e in Newcastle, Wy: it has stimulated the nation to|there is wide popular interest in the| font of a house eben LT BE ata ‘ power development. | ne w cousins and other relatives of the |™Moving and was cru shed by the weight PINCHED FOR BOOT ear eee Ceaenicneiiail tassotia otaa tae cite of the structure. His spine was,free-} EVANSTON, Wyo., Craithe neha ce unitiell st ara | Fifty-three years aga the Wincheste- | ROPE UAE CRELOW «cba eae nd lowing a little sleuthing here t Parent luc aloe taatet at : ropedting sitastae ~ mar. | When he was taken to a hospital at! ives from Cheyenne, W. A. Graham, | ‘ onomic ket by the Winchester Repeating Arms | Wheatland the as no hope for Dis |W. Wilmore, David Rosenthal, Mee ise FOr “weiter Company, of New Haven, Conn. It | ™COVery: | Berter and George Spencer were ar- was a good rifle, in fact-the first truly ee ee rested on charges of illegally selliny| stimulated national] successful repeater, and almost imme YOUNG MAN § KILLED liquor. | unity more than any event since the | diately achieved great popularity. This ; war, and is helping give th | first success was made secure by the rT lpereroscereuseecesvoserees en Slaps os of the ft-Amertenn concerns to buf | P°FOR SALE OR 3 SALE OR YR Development of waterpower, particu-| with the purpose of gaining and hold- - | a is no new] ing a dominant place in the world's in- ine Ce ae ‘ | RENT : ineaca’ havo. beet aunivsal rede 5 WHEATLAND, Wyo. Aug) 30. ye ORS studying this problem for a long time.| So large was the part played by the | Ueaping between a lurching hay-rack | Med baie AT ee 4 ind have previously taken steps toward | Winchester rifle in the settling of the {284 ® heard fence in an attempt to | Modern bungalow on East Nava dia: Semen 2) n ai alee uti 1s a supplement to other | great. West and_ establishing 1 na) cateh a runaway team, Loring | Bake Do: ith ba and a huge fortune at stake. rier, ithatithelwanie aWinichiestes come 3, was rolled Retreen the vehicle 2 ver, Wi sement apart- Only one of the thrills in a pic- | F igning of the coal agres-|into common use in place of the word ae roa sene ateen ere “’|$ ment. Apply Peter Clauson, ture that’s loaded with laughs the to f: rifle. And so high was manufactur was soon th ov the standard of maintained for it, that it favorite hunting rifle all the world. tion came lem—more power, lized that it was shorter coal rations this th winte before. Hence, the idea] Improved models followed in the of waterpower development course of time, including the first com- The Reichswirt a body of| pletely successful repeating shotgun. the brainiest busin and industrial | And with the coming of smokeless pow. leaders iermany—sitting soon after |der the Winchester company commenc- had befo: a resolution which |ed the m nufacture of ammunition, to insure Winchester rs the best pos- r relief of the em y situa-|s cartridges and shot shells for their tion, er coal deli to the | rifles and shotguns. This proved to be overnment will immedi-|an especially good move; for the con- Ausland, f take up water nd in the especally tinued superior shooting Winchester arms have for many 3 been partly attributed to ammunition being made for them in the same plant, manner, by the same organization, < Now this acturing estab: would be to draw the | lishment, tr expanded in the lines for division of the nation into | gigantic 1 din the winhing economic units. In these sul of the is apparently nified tem of powe branching out to make all possible use cleatricity: supply. would pera: {of the additional knowledge, experienc As for the third point—stimulat and equipment thus national unity of spirit—it can be articles being made that the north and the south are tools, cutlery, fishing that they must pull to; r skates, etc, With the resto avoid foreign occupation of | tury of yerience and unexc¢ the hr and infinite result dam-| equipment entering into their produc- age to German bus’ | tion, it is to be expected that these ne Ww) And the miners them hang: | products, made in the same skilled ana | ing the threat of the fr ar-| workmanlike manner as the famous | vation over the heads of separ ter guns have been made for] tator Herr Hue, miner le so long, will have merit above the or-| served notice in no uncertal nary. | t any portion of the countr To the good fortune of the many | ing in a separatist movement will be|old friends of Winchester in the com- | s off immediately from any further ; munity who will be the first to wish to | fal. examine these new les, we have | as a whole is taking the|here in town a retail hardware con. cement in good spirit, despite |cern of such high standing as to be one nich say that it spells |of the first exclusively cted to pre- | these indu al stagnation this winter, with | sent new Winchester products | the consequent throwing of -several | hundred thousand workers out of em ployment. Germany doesn’t like the Spa coal agreement: it has been. told that it is more than Germany can bear, but now n the wl 1 to do its | t hen, it hopes Better than 10 Nights in a Bathtub LYRIC ‘ar as one see, try is determin st to fulfill the treaty. that later the Entente will ready for more modification of the Versailles pact. An interesting phase of the whole t many observers are in-} t the measures now en toward fulfillment of the subject is the clined to believe tt being coal curtailment of coal f and ion of other means of pow- | 1 p.m. to 11 p. m. era runners of an earlier social Ze and water power than TODAY- ht have been the case A classy ned of bygone c s have long since lost their orig strictly private charac- days ter and stand under considerable gov- ernment control. But, as things now on will be accomplished—and uy has been moved forward Spa. confer BADGES SENT LEGION MEN 1 ‘Open Places’ See the fight in the can- yon, the rough riding and The ceremonial badge of the Ameri-'ff real gat classics. You can Legion for alternates to the na will like it, we know you A ee h Sogam: bon office aa will. een received b Cc. Calhoun, who has been executive man in the N-e-x-t state. The similar to the one ent to all national ex itive com- — mitteemen. Harry Fi state adju- tant, is national executive committee- man from Wyor COMEDY ore Emily Bar- —Then— rus of Fairview has ren brought to the hospital here, in a ious condition from spotted fever, the result of a e! pe { Showing the Sinn Feiners in Cork, Ireland —TOMORROW— A BIG NORTH WOODS STORY ‘THE VALLEY OF DOUBT’ —COMING— MAE MURRAY ‘THE RIGHT TO LOVE’ woodtick PD K c The Backbone of Industry INSURANCE R. T. KEMP CO. Insurance That's All 112 E. Second Phone 370 hospital vey. te 306 O. S. 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