Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1920, Page 10

a PROGRAM GIVEN OUT FOR FIRST HIGHWAY MEET Denver Convention of Park-to- Park Association Holds Many Features of Interest to ' Wyoming The program for the first annual convention of the National Park-to- Park Highway association in. Denver, November 11 to 13, upon the comple- tion of the tour of the highway route by the official party headed by Gus Holm’s of Cody offers many features of great interest to the good roads boost- er. As the Yellowstone Highway associa- tion is to hold its annual meeting in Defiver at the same time, Wydming should be largely represented at the convention. The program follows: November 11. | 9 a. m.—Registration of delegates. 9:30—Call to order "by President Gus Holm’s. Invocation. Armistice Day . salutation. Addresses of welcome—Hon. Oliver H. Shoup, governor of Colorado; Hon. Dewey C. Bailey,, mayor of Denver. Response—Scott Leavitt, Great Falls, Mont., treasurer National Park-to-Park Highway association, president’. Mont- ana Highway Improvement association and president Y-G Bee Line Highway association. Address—Hon. Stephen T. Mather, fiirector National Park Service, depart- ment of interior, Washington, D. C, Appointment of committees. AFTERNOON SESSION L. L. Newton, Cody, Wyo., president ‘Wyoming State Good Roads association and secretury of the National Park-to- Park Highway association, presiding. 2p. m.—Report of Credentials com- mittee. Address—Ralph W. Smith of Denver, district vice president American Auto- mobile association and personal repre- sentative of A. G. Batchelder, chairman exeppene board, A. A. A., Washington, Reading of minutes of previous meet- ing. Experiences of members of officia! party dedicating the 5,590-mile Na- tional Park-to-Park highway. Discussion of plan and purpose of the National Park-to-Park Highway asso- ciation, including permanent. organiza- tion, financial obligations and scope uf Ee SA A nt NT TENS PLAN Ck Cor BLACK CAPSULES future work, delegates from atates is- §:30 p, m.—Banquet for delegates and }sisttore, twelve Ips (Note: Place ana speaker's program to be announced later). ~ Entertainment committee—Calvin Fi. Morse, Brown Palace hotel, chairman: tin E. Rowley, Metropole hotel. , Nov. 12. 9 a. m.—Report of standing commit- tees. Completion of permanent /organiza- | tions, including > officers, twelve states participating. 12:15 p. m.—Delegates and visitors will be guests at luncheon of. the Den- ver Civic and Commercial association, Chamber of Gommerce building. Syl- yester-L. ‘Weaver, vice president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, will speak. 2 p. m.—Report of Resolutions com- mittée regarding congressional aid for @ hard-surface highway, 5,590 miles in length, connecting thé national parks of the West, marking the route of the National Park- -to-Park highway. Saturday, Nov. 13. 9 a. m.—-Unfinished business. Meeting place in 1921. Sine die adjournment. 2 p. m—Entertainment feature: Att tomobile sightseeing trip through Den- ver’s mountain parks system for dele- gates and visitors, courtesy Roe Em- éry of the Rocky Mountain Parks completed about 6 o'clock. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock in the new edifice at the corner of Fourth dnd Grant streets, and on Wednesday eve- ning at 8 o'clock. The lesson-sermon for tomorrow ig “Adam and Fallea Man.” Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The public is cordially invited to atterd these services. —ao SC Tribune Want Ads bring results A small deposit will hold any of these articles until after Xmas. Buy early. SILVERWARE ~ TOILET SETS Sam F. Dutton, Albany hotel, and Mur-; ate’ were elected. In that event thejin the state indicate that REPUBLICANS T0 HOLD G0 SEATS IN LOWER HOUSE Only Three Democrats in State Senate Are Holdovers; Ma- jority of Wyoming Pre- cincts Furnish Count Democrats, of whom three. will . | Lingoin County, P. J.Shinazy of Sweet-! Prohibition _ presidential CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 6.—With returns in from a majority of the pre- cincts of nineteen of Wyoming's twen- ty-one counties, Republican state head- quarters here asserts that only one Democratic candidate for member of the lower -house of the legislature was successful in Tuesday's election. He is Thurman W. Arnold of Albany Coun- ty, a young Laramie attorney. | If this plaim is well founded, the Republicans elected fifty-three members of the lower house. It is also asserted that all Re- of the 627 prec! next legislature will contain only four] vote in the state was approximately 36,000, Cox's: 21,000 and..the. combined ost successf: effort in current history at solving The mos! aa art erent New and Salvaged Stock hold-over senators—F; -P.~Cranney of} vote of the Farmer-Labor, Socialist water County and Dr. W. 8. Green of mr giving Harding a plurality odteaticn: M uUsicians The regular monthly meeting of Casper Local No. 381'A. F. of M., will be held at Moose Hall Sunday at 10:30 ‘A.M. A full attendance is desired. BERT WAGNER, Sec. : HKALE EARLE HRI IAAL SLES AER SAA RRR I incts | Puttees and Leggins Heavy Leather $9.00 Light Leather ceeteeenenien $500 Spiral or Wra: $2.50 Ideal Canvas ny.....$1,50 Reg. 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