Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 6

WOLED iN ; "Sselio s And AUTOE ACCIDENT “Malt, Says Counset CARRIES | CABLE Fr. Pitchford so badly injured that she COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 22.—Kram- died a brief while later when Ander- | Mer &- Bettmann, ‘Cincinnati attorneys, (By Asi Press) son’s automobile, in which they were counsel. for the malt and hop aenlare sqeasen bt Amoclated 13-—The West), returning to town from the air mail gi tay by BY ‘Se Remaynication aeohvail Heanor Orelegraph. company) ies field, overturned at a rough point. applied to the District of Columbia) - d the road. ‘There was no eye-witness tion ere is Mo ruling by the propibl-| court for an injunction to restrain Sec- | hand out any dry holes!” of the accident. ‘Persons passing along Re etry Tera nits the sale retary. of the Navy Daniels from in-| It’s a Gusher at the LYRIC’ e the road found tha overturned car; with oh a a So arate tne eg |terfering in the construgtion of a tele: Always! si Anderson's body, phyned beneath it, 2 hops, .etc., to bakers! graph cable between Miami and Miami TODAY. thing for c few minutes later, Mrs. Pitchford, un- Beach, Florida. The company also ask-; —Some' s conscious, lay nearby. She died with- ed the court to arsinktes naval sec- aes ‘aries fe hi out regaining consciousness. Anderson retary to instruct sul nates to cease, 5-——! Ls— ICTUR! was a well-to-do. business man who threatening to destroy the cable, _ wae IN HIS NEWEST PIC formerly was engaged in brewing hete 4 i t and more recently in coal mine opera: Nebraska Pho Phone : a tion. Mrs. Pitchford was the wife of ‘ pr an employe of Anderson. ‘b t BASIN, Wyo. Nov 22—In conjunc.! sa. Chief Is Dead n TWO AVIA TORS | tion with hay dealers of Omaha the as Mac | 7 Basin Chamber of Commerce is mak- (By Associated Press) ing. an effort’ to secure o reasonable] OMAHA, Nov. '23.—Casper BP. Yost, é . FALLTODEATH Yar freight rate on hay from this sec-| chairman of the board of directors of Continuéus tion to Missourl_river points. “It is es-| the Nebraska Telephone company, died ul timated” that there is 25,000 tons of | at Long Beach, .. today, following a aE 's stroke of apoplex | (Ry United Press) y urplus ‘hay in this se¢tion and it can- pop! - Nov. 23.—-)Not be moved to market under-existing a My + Siemund Symanskti of | freleht rates with any profit to the u 2 r ames A. Turney of | farmer. ~ prkele vel PO Teg hes . = baitel ie oy areas. Bane bn tak In your dreams have you never read ay Pepesedad ateocs SAL elie S babar jthe sign? “Itost . Somewhc:'+ . between ax into flame accident was due to i . steep. an {Sunrise and sunset two golden hours, ‘pach set with sixty Q@iamonds.” It is A City of Homes useles# to offer any reward for a thing ‘lost. forever. FOR SALE On and after November 22, at Cas- per, will sellin lots to suit purchaser, Omaha has no tenements nor slums. Almost 200,000 persons are housed in com- itt 5 oe the following: fortable homes, 50% of e 35 Tents, sizes from 8x19 to 16x20. which are owned by the fyi 6 Dozen Mattresses. people living in them. Tt 20 Dozen Blankets, 10 dozen Comforts. The head of the house has Large assortment of Granite Dishes and Cooking Utensils, Wash Tubs, etc. 30 small Heating Stoves, 1 Small Cook Stove, 5 Ranges. every opportunity to make a business success, because Omaha has the location and transporta- tion facilities which make it a 10,000 feet Lumber, different dimensions. great commercial center. 150 Cedar Fence Posts. For Further Information About Property 3 Camp Wagons, 1 5-passenger Buick Automobile. Car can be bought at once. For information call at office in Casper Storage Warehouse, 313 West Midwest Avenue. ,GordonConstruction Co Chamber of Commerce, Omaha Send for “A-B-C Book of Omaha’* TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange 101 Wyatt Bldg. 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