Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1920, Page 12

a c wt nl > G : Be oe Bo ODN iS} ne jus 10}* thy Conditions Ideal Throughout Subs With Favorable Reports from Stéckinen and Little Feed- ing Necessary By, GEO. W. PITMAN (U. 8. Weather Bureau, Cheyenne! ~ The week was moderate and tempor, atures. were about 4 degrees warmer than normal; day temperatures ayer- aged 41, night 24, and daily extremoa of 68 and 2 below 'zero, were reported. While precipitation was quite general, it was heaviest over cefitral and sauth- central districts, and the state average was about .20 inch. Sunshine was about normal, and percentages were: Chey- enné 60, Lander:76, Sheridan 64, Salt Lake 36. Ranges are generally good’ to exce!- lent, except a little short in localities in the Big Horn ‘basin. On Monday, much of the range in’ the lower levels “sds vovered with a light snow cover- ng, but it was not deep enough to ? _“erenitly inconvenience grazing except in some central localities. However the ‘snow was reported beneficial to fall wheat and rye. Of 23 rePorts, well dis- tributed from over the state, three re- ported livestock as doing fair, 17 as good or excellent, and three did not commit themselves. Feeding is still very local. In addition to the table, these snow depths were reported: Hillsdale, none; Fox Park, 7 inches;. Diversion Dam, 4; Alta, 8; Dome Lake, 22. Low Precipl- Temp. Temp. tation. Casper: ~--- 53 9 1G Cheyenne — 60 22 U8 \Chugwater 68 16 lT Cody -.-... 50 9 10 Cokeville 46 8 Douglas _ 56 15 Evanston 37 —2 T. Lander -. 40 2 Laramie 53 12 Newcastle 60 20 . Pine Biuft 65 17 T. Pocatello. 60 4 2 Sheridan --... 61 10 2 Yellowstone Park. 48 8 16 T—trace. eS tae ee eS PEACE WILL BE FIRST AIM OF HARDING, CLAIM (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Dec. b)--One of the first acts of the new administration will be to make peace with Germany and repeal the war-time powers, of:the president, Senator Lenroot of Wiscon- sin declared in an addres; oday be. fore the annual convention) cf tne ‘{n- ternational Garment Manufacturer. DANCE TONITE ODD ‘FELLOWS’ HALL SCHEMBECK MUSIK Insurance in All Its Branches Tue Bett Acency Co, Ivc. GENERAL INSURANCE TRIBUNE BvtLAING CASPER, WYO. Phone 555 te) aS BUY— RED CROSS SEALS, to insure the future health of the nation A. 1. KEMP CO. -“Insurance—That’s All” Phone 870 112 E. 2nd, $200,000 building, se goin. completed and tirely” furnishea as bitroom, real progress in the erection of the building is ox] and its completion is predicted not later than” Sep- tember, 1921. Contract for the eréctfpn of vthe remainder + of, the structure wil be let in Pebruary.. The building, which pis ‘located on tile norghwest corner of A and Welcéott streets, is to be a four- story structure with a full hasé- ment. It is to be constructed of steel frame | jum, the, fodge have. giv terra cotta trimmings. It will be fire-} seen the neéd of ala proof throughout. The architects are | where large gatherings Dubois & Goodrich. Sam Crum had the} sessions can. be held. Contract for the construction of, the| rental is to be charged large basement. tofium According to the This basement portion of the Moosw | the lodge. building “covering a floor space of 70| |The third floor i io by 140 feet is to be used this wintor| the permanent lodge ro for dances and dancing purties under | ganization. Besides tw: the direction of the Schembeck musi- cal organization. Schembeck’s orches- tra which is known in all ts of the west will play for dances in this hall. It alone cost $24,000, Many who feared "that the ventila- tion of this hall would be poor have When the building is been assured that windows in the up-| the first floor per part of the basement have been| hall placed in use, the put in and will be used. 14-foot celling for this part of th/sium, and locker rooms structure. opened the latter part of December and| | The the third floor for a ba 46 office rooms. These be held in it. The first two floors of the new build-| ported to be nearing th ing will be used for an auditorium which with the balcony will have an) new estimated seating capacity of 2,000. It} the Moose lodge since has been so made that a stage can be} opened. J. W. also have been made for the use of mo-| Mr. Miller yesterday tion picture booths in this portion of) interesting features of the building. being done by the Moos Officiais of the Moose lodge that in planning such a-large auditor-_ thi ‘are 800 boy and Watch Our Windows work and finished in light brick witn/ thought to Casper and in doing so have rooms, space also has been provided on On the fourth floor will he located reached by using the up-to-date eleya- tors te be installed jn the strueture. auditorium and dance There is n|be altered for club rooms, The hall probably will be} baths also ate to be installed. Moose membership many Christmas dancing parties are to| which started a short time ago, has in- creased (rapidly and the drive is re-' the ‘goal set by the lodge. members’ have been secured by Miller is handling this put int place when necessary and plans | organization department. state tional home at Mooseheart, I. pp ers Soya er i _ BVEBEUCOMMERCIATCc SG THE BIG BUSY STORE en considerable the lodge, rge auditorium and convention | Only a normal for this aud? present plan of | ne occupied by} joms of the or- © large lodge pense of the Moose lodge. anquet hall, | ofices may be completed and basement is to a gymna-} 2M syhere Bhomery campaign he 1,060 mark, Nearly 150 the campaign explained the the work now e at their na- Here |? girl orphan the children of departed members of ‘These are educated, fed and clothed and’ cared for at this home un- til they. are able to go out into the world and make their, own living. Besides these there are 20 older men and 80 widows who make their homes | at Mooseheart under the care’ and ex- At the pres- ent time there are six boys who are being “put through” universities by the | national organjzation of the lodge. pales oad daeaa Miss Florence L. Nichols of Boston is’ trial development is inimical to their soon to sail from New York to take up own interest. her new duties as principal of the first! woman’s college in Asia, the Isabella’ cannot be used on the, tiny farms and Thoburn. College in Lucknow, India, Will Trade Used or New Cars for City Lots JOE E. MANSFIELD, Inc. 138 North Kimball (United Press. Si CORK (By Mail).—“The trouble with Ireland is that ‘there are. too many young men,” said Lord French. These} | are about the only words of the vice- roy that are quoted in irefind. But it is a rare discussion of Irish “woes, political or econoraic, where) Lord French's diagnosis is not commented upon. Alderman Liam de Rolste, Sinn Fein M. 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