Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 12

itt pbeen isiued aid the money used. Popu- i | Ro covering 2) per centum of the a. ie sessed value ‘ol. property have already: puters ‘has -inerensedt sapere Berar wii to build, permanent buildings. with special distritt tax Sevy, this \a very High rate-of tax. Many , against this procedure, urging t! | tutor generations will have the |of these bufldings, it Is no more than fair that they should share the cost. People of State Need to Be; fei Diner ot unable to ralbe suf icieht funds Yor permanent buildings, Aroused to Importance of [have built maxeshitt ones. ‘There coutl Amendment No. 2 to Supply | be no more Wastétul way m which to ONKade oP Citas | spend public money than to erect flimsy buildings which can, at best, be user for only avery few years. Then, tuo, the use Of current tax money for build: ing Purposes, rather than for conting- ent expenses, hampers the regular work of the schools. Among the towns in desperate: need of funds for school buliding purposes ‘There is need for ihe people of tho! State to awaken to the importance of! Amendment No. 2 which makes pos-| sible an increased revenue to school distric ne. for school building purposes, s to educators in all parts of Lovell, Riverton and Newcastle, and Under many others are ‘yitally interested, for he present provision of the property in ane district. tions tricts In many sec ‘less Amendment No, 2 carries. —e “THE CITY OF The Second Also HANGING bese ge las. ‘ten oyears, making bunilaings an haverectye se sais | Districts have met the emergency in} a number of: ways. Some have trie? | a constitution. 2 school district may nat) with a,normal growth in population | create an indebtedness of more than 2’ new buildings will be needed very soon per centum of th sed value of the } with no way to méet the emergency un- | 1 ; { } ésent the United Stile,” stata oat ee ee other allied nations. It was the action = of th THEATER TODAY and SATURDAY “A CHILD FOR SALE” GOURDS" “THE LOST CITY” The Gena Animal Serial Iris Concert Orchestra Afternoon and Evening Admission—30c, Including Tax —>>———————— SSS SSS Shows Begin at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 R. O. Pennewill Is Placed’ on Le-| 72" of Mr. -Pennewill that one of the | Even now he is interesting many peo |my yAfe. Sle haa been a chroite sut- most active representatives at the see. }ond annual’ American Legion conven- tion where he represented the state of Wyoming and the Salt Creek post of 2 «,| the legion, has been named as & mem- Scat eter and Nenceaie ue | ber. of the cofmittee of the! American Maxanchusette, re Legion to arrange the room in the Al: “SALT CREEK MAN to all the posts of the} YE -eisco local of the United Commercial in Wyoming and to 4 Lt i *Pravelers at the recent «silver jubilee . ing. the ‘tment of Wye-} _ eelebration of that organization. The ' pate |: Geta tek ii : ‘ || cuke was thirteen fdet in circumference Mr. i anc ‘and weighed 354 pounds. ~~ pen Bho ¥ ee making 2 speciat ing he had» - business “trip to Washington relative to| ant‘ cashier and: that aiaeien will i} }eertain oll Teases and homestead rights ;take him some time to familiarize him: ae Fauna Wreck ‘of former service nin the Salt Crees /self with the king business he is} *? = | Held, already taking ae in the daily af-| “I am a financial wreck because of Tt was ‘throu he Srbrome ‘et./ fairs and promises to be a good boss. | the expense of doctors and medicine for biggest questions ‘to © before the/ ple, especially Mr. and Mrs. Denver. |ferer for 10 years... Some pronounced it ~ gion Committee to Arrange | Wyoming. del in the national) but he. in trying to shey clear of a galt ston sae Re 5 - Mea Building in ! convention’ was led, temporarily ut Feiial SSnaeee oie) to oom in Allies uding least, to the Ratiatertiin of the déle- is rather small in stature, “|read an ad of Mayr's Wonderful Rem- Paris for America { gation, nae ing ing oad Ne faeolgn aa in aid from the first dose my wife has ae ripanlystorgot to te ' 4 : The horse ‘has sete: Se sn at Ris feeds 16. steadily improved.” It isa simple harm- R. O. Pennewill, who was one of tha! an and his mother are getting along nice- Tess that removes the ca- with four toes on each ofits front fest, iy ana ‘smite y Miitemtinal tract and threeton Ha back ones. Hah pth or Suvg ieee | in the and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and “|intestinal aitments, including appendi- Citis. One dose will convines or money refunded. At all a The roptibiie of Haiti covers an aren | about equal to that of ‘the. suate of) ; eighty pounds al war department which turned Of Quality and Style A dramatic thunder- bolt aimed at the Rent Profiteer ALL-STAR CAST Creighton Hale Gladys Leslie Bobby Connelly —And— . Julia Swayne Gordon "Men insist upon getting quality as well as style when they buy Shoes. The standard of quality, which we have always set for our Eber a will be found to measure up to the requirements of the niost particular. The best of material and the highest class workmanship only are employed in the shoes that we buy. ‘You can be certain cf full value when your shoes are purchased here. Priced at $5.00 and Up —Also— Mutt and Jeff Cartoon ‘THE TANGO DANCER’ 44606 Smith-Turner Drug a Announce the Opening of a Luncheonette Service | At Their Soda Fountain A Special Lunch each day from 11:30 a. m, until midnight. Sandwiches, Salads, Pies, Cakes and other dainty specials. 990S SE POOOOEOOOOOD ODEO NEE 9900050 0000006000000000: goeeessosecnsscecoescsosssooeossoosooecooseseooeeees, E CALL to your attention the fact that the Franco-American toilet preparations are particu- larly forniulated for use in this high altitude and dry climate so trying to a woman’s delicate skin, These preparations are designed to supply the neces- sary stimulants for the hair and skin in such an en- vironment, and peculiarly to meet the needs of western 3 women residents and visitors. _ Very often preparations | suitable for other climates have failed to prove effec- : 2 tive hefe. ‘ The surest way to obtain best results is to insist upon Franco-American Toilet Requisites We offer for ‘‘impgssible’’ harsh Casper water, Bathygiene ° For the complexion we advise against soap, and offer in its stead, as being infinitely better in all respects, Almond Meal Because we know the ingredients of these prepara- tions we can positively recommend them. The Patrician Shoppe Q-S Building With the Stuart Children Shop - READ TRIBUNE ADVERTISEMENTS. { i | TODAY = gamepad The America Theater PRESENTS —IN— BIG HAPPINESS) j A Super-Special Seven-Act Production from His Own Studios On the night of the wedding she told him she knew she had been “bought,” that they were man and wife in the eyes of the world, and that was all. And yet with this facing them they found BIG HAPPI- 9 FARNUM Latest Current Events Franklin Cleverly on the Mammoth Organ Admiasion—40c, Including Tax Shows Start —at— 1:00, 2:15, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 A and 9:30, \ CASPER’S NEWE ‘AGUMRIOT » hide its tears. A wordless 1 p. m. to 1] p, m. TODAY A truckload of stars —FIRST— Chas. Ray Supported by Dorothy Dalton and ‘fifteen other stars in “BACK UPA MAW’ It’s a comedy drama —NEXT— Now do you want to laugh? Look! A. two- reel comedy with HANK MANN and a bunch of ludicious chickens —N-e-x-t— _SHU POLLARD and Little Sammy ina Comedy Scream —NEXT— The Katzen- jammer Kids —-NEXT— Topics of the Day Of all the words of tongue or pen, the saddest are: The Lyric is. at it again. Thanks to my patrons for coming early. Come early tonight, friend fans, like you did last night. Its worth while. ° —TCMORROW— The finest entertainment egy ever offered the an HUMORESQUE To mise it is like missing & trip home Christmas. To see it is like seeing the folks after being absent many years. Now what is Humoresque? It is like life, trying to hide its laughing, and smiling to melody of love and laugh- ter. A song of human life, as full of fun as watching a cowboy bust- ing a bronc, and as full of humor as a ‘moonshine still. {t's another wonderful Paramount-Artcraft pic. ture. Now in its 28th week in New York, Oren. ing prices in New York, $10.. The Lyric admis. sion, 40c.