Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 7

} it PA ALND PONENT : Many ( Civic and Good Roads Boosters Will Gather in cae Next ‘Month When Million Dollar Cam- - paign. Probably Will Be Launched ere of comme 0: Regrers all will) ibe represented The National Park service and the Neramants, goqd roads and highway men’s organizations, auto clubs and cham: well as agricultural societies of the west-— Le bewpieatetk the convention of the National Park- ation, in Denver, November 11 to 13. 8 will Send one or Th ore delegates. American Automobile association witl ij tative of the character of men who have direct representation inthe high- way conference, when. a road-bullding: Program for the permanent: improve- ment of the National Park-to Pars highway wil Re launched, involving $100, 000,000. “Sueh is the Gutlotie for “delegates as the official party dedicating the 5,590- mile master motor} of the nation, 4§ completing the last half of the cir- cle swing through nine western states, inclu: “Wyoming, ‘The a core are at present in €alifornia, and. were |W ged in their efforts by Valter es Senajet Phelan, (in. a meoting at are. expected fran ty fornia ‘Gus: Holm's of Cody, Wyo., president ‘or the the National Park- to-Park Highway association, speaking’ along with oth- era at.noon and night meetings, reads a8. follows: concerning the objects of the Aephalciaae: a8 idetailed in the sncol» possible apartineat of of the 2 terior it he have interested themselves. in this: movement, all along the route, anu rom among whom, pe ents: instance, | hi delegates will be chose: Mayor George L. Baker; W, J. Hot- man president, J.P. Jaeger director, and Frank. Branch Riley, lecturer, Pa’ cific Northwest Tourist association; H. #. Van Duzer, president, 0: W, Mielke, chairman convention bureau, and gia ney Vincent, publicity director, land Chamber of Commerce; J, C, managor, Imperial hotel; W. F McKinney, pre: dent, Oregon State Motor associati Rufus Holman, county commission B. D. Piper, editor, The Oregonia: Fred Boalt, editor, The News; 5. Strong, president, Ad Club; 8. CG, Lan- president, ub; ms tel Meri’s msebeta tion Ht HJ. Parr, pre: | dent, Credit Men's association, Rober! and ‘t R. Rankin, president, City club. Governors, good roads enthusiasts and highway commissioners nine states are pledging their moral and fi- nancial support to the plan for greater aed accessibility to the people of the na- tional parks. ‘We grow tired’ watching men , spend {all their’ days on affeira tar La oa their. powers. .The vast. bulk of world’s power is unused. Many a pointer pup wastes his Wings 4) polnt- ‘ing: sprrows in the park. ‘some one to take him afield. ea do you, Bec ie partly. sac: Bripat rapes and the! professional bouncer hit the fall os eee oe Hancock, on ican war horse, Ut in The Tribune office morning seeking serene becsuse the iety re- Laver rough. he columns of his fa- ra 0 OFEAKING TAP to The Tribune.) , Oct. 13.—The death at Newcastle of his father-in-law, Dr. Wi- liam Harris, mate it necessary for Congressman Frank W. Mondell, who is touring the state in pursuance of his campaign for re-election, to cancel his Niobrara county speaking dates. ‘Th campaign will be resumed in Conyerse county the ldtter part of this wevk. r Harris waa a pioneer Wyoming Docto. boy | medical Ereaanoate the night previous. ‘Born had’ evidently: made a grave mistake; and John has an ogy as well-as a box of cigars comins. The husky youngster has \not yet been named, but when he ls, the flame of ihe Democratic presidential candi- date will not figure in the transaction, he Meclares. — Rumetai Weatherstrip makes WARM- ER ROOMS WITH LESS FUEL. Syt- vester F.. Pelton, 925 S.. Lincoln Ave. Phone 928J. 9-20-tf NO ELK FOUND IN REGION OF _SUNLITE BASIN CODY, Wyo., Oct. 13.—Hunters re- turning from the Sunlight. basin repoxt virtually no ‘elk in that region, which ordinarily at this season {@ sprinkted with herds; an@ report further that meals SERA LH Nearly $4,000,000,000 worth of silver! there has been an immense. loss of elk as been taken from the mines” of|aa-a result of the. efforts of Yéllow- Bolivia. stone paric Utagatd to keep ‘the elit herds WW WAU WAU URGE G Cloth, Stylishly Cut; soft, able, high grade woolskin Cae: Quality Moleskin. ackinaw or ke ed or round collars of Opossum, Raccoon, Nutriaand other desirable furs furs. § ali J ~ H WN WAG This policy was instituted Iast fall, att-|of the \vigllance: of the Teach the \ ter a wide ¢ WYOMING’S _PROGRESS The rapid development of Wyoming in both population and industry during the last few years has made it extremely difficult for the Telephone Company to keep abreast of the constantly i in- creased demands for service. The opening of the oil fields in 1912 not only marked the birth of a new industry, but it also stimulated the growth of all lines of business. For instance, in 1912 the Telephone ‘Company was operating 10 exchanges. Today we are opevating 34 exchanges in the state. In 1912 we were serving 3,810 subscribers; today over 16,000 subscribers are receiving service. In 1912 our plant in Wyoming represented an investment of $1,260,000; with the completioa of our building program now unday way, our investment in Wyoming will amount to over $4,- 000,000. - This has largely been accomplished in the face of great difficul- ’ ties in securi#z material and under largely increased costs of labor and money. We have faith in Wyoming and in the spint of its people who are building a great commonwealth. As far as we may be permit- ted, we wish to do our full share by furnishing adequately a nec- essary, system of communication. THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. « ii keeping - with the spirit of the times regarding the falling prices of staple merchandise, this store has adopted a policy ot follow- IRIFT THURSDAY SPECIALS ing the market in every warranted instance. This store policy in- _| sures the double value of our Thrift Thursday offerings and we insist |. that we want you to attend these sales or we are both losers. : MAKE THURSDAY YOUR REGULAR DOWN-TOWN DAY eb De etal ana ses FS NR Hardware Department $-oz. Kuner Pickles, sweet relish or’ plain sweets, 25¢ size, Thrift Price. 12-02%. California Pickles, sliced eon soups or dills, 20c size, PENG ie ish cu Leas 14-02. Fancy Sweet Pickles, gail or mixed, 85c size, Thrift Pri 29-0z. Plain Sweet size, Thrift Price..... 5c 30C bbe Pickles, 65c 12 Qt. Heavy. Tin Men’s ut | Water Pails Socks A handy kitchen size, regularly sold for $1.10 THRIFT PRICE EACH No exchanges on Thrift Thursday Specials. Tc Men’s Furnishing Department This fine woolen hose is one we sell, regularly sold for $1.00 per pair Dry Goods Department Close Out ae Sik Dresses & Only 25 left, but all good staple models, worth up to $30.00, Thrift Price, each 912.79 8-4 Bleached Bridal Sheeting, per yard THRIFT PRICE \ Staple Dress ch ae Per yard ....... ‘No Money Refunded on Thrift Thursday Specials thousands and their skeletons fGw of country, — We s ay (0) 1 1 d)R Ree TA eedaeie snp eye