Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR CASPER SUPPLY REACHING OUT FOR BUSINESS Large Material Contracts Are Cen- tered Here in Competition With Large Firms, Is Report For the first time in its history the Casper Supply company is entering the field of competition with foreign concerns on municipal contracts for various kinds of supplies for improve- ments contemplated. The success of the company is shown by the numer- ous contracts awarded to this agency because of the fact that {t is an estab- lished business in Casper and leceuae its bids compare favorably with the Jowest bids of other concerns. The most recent success of the com- pany was the securing of a contract from the city of Casper for 1,200 tons of pipe for the extension of water service here, authorized in a recent bond election. The bid on this pipe was submitted in connection with the National Cast Iron and Pipe company ot Birmingham, Ala. The company was also successful in selling 65 Kennedy type fire hydrants which are to be used with the water system in extending fire protection in Casper. There were four other bid. ders for the hydrant contract and the prices were nearly the same in all instances, but the service which has per in its rol! for industrial and trade supremacy in the state. The Casper Supply company has grown from a small business orgar- ized some three years ago to one which has six traveling representatives cov- ering all of Wyoming ana parts of Nebraska, the Dakotas and Montana, With its successful competition in mu- nicipal bidding and the favor in which the company is held here it is seen that the present success of the com: pany is just the infancy of what it will be a few years hence. Cast Being Chosen For Home Talent Legion Production “Dickery, dickery dock,” The “debs” will ‘round the clock, on June 14, 15 and 16, im the Iris theater. Committees have been appointed for the business management of the production, “Round the Clock with the Debutantes,” which will be given untler thé direction of Mrs. F. Terrell Young for the American Legion, and the idea of home talent musical, live, snappy, artistic and well produced has been enthusias- tically received by the society circles of the city. A meeting was held last night and a publicity committee was appointed. Mrs. A. J. Cunningham, Mrs. RB. C. Wyland, Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysén, Dorsey Straitiff, C. R. Peterson and Dr. W. H. Snoddy are assisting Mrs. Young in selecting the cast, and other names of prominence will be added to the list as the work ad- vances, Hlaborate plans are being made to carry out every detail in making the affair an artistic success and the best of loca\ talent will be se been given by this type of hydrant here was responsible for the city de- ciding to standardize on this make. In the past two months the supply} company has been successful in se. curing the following municipal con-| tracts in addition to the Casper jobs:| The town of Douglas purchased a new purmping plant for the water sys-| tem which is now installed and ready! for operation. A pumping plant for the town Basin. A new pumping plant for the town of Cody. All material for the waterworks ex- tension at Wheatland Three semi-Deise! engines for the of Natrona Power comany extensions, at & cost of $55,000. j In addition to the above contracts/ the Casper Supply company was the| agency which recently sold the city| 1,000 water meters of a type which it| ‘was decided to standardize on here. | lected for the novelty features. CHILD LABOR EVIL FLAYED WASHINGTON, May 28.—Federal administration of the child labor law bureau of the department of labor. has brought into view the “vicious circle of child labor, illiteracy, bodily feebleness and poverty,” according to @ report issued today by the children’s bureau of the department of labor. During the nine months in which the first federal law was in force, in five states in which it was necessary for the children's bureau to handle direct- ly the inspection of certificates of age, the statement said, 25,000 children ap- |{}1. plied for certificates, and 19,696. were granted to children betwee and 16 years of age, almost equa! divided | WORD OF HOMRATION FROM SEMATOR WARREN = i 4: 5 i i HE ji ' i i is a photo prey | "FE. of peculiar appeal by its attractiveness | , Dileen Percy will be seen Friday and and by the mystery in the plot, which | "Sturdy in “Big Town: Ideas." é holds the audience as much as de the} "Bis Town Ideas,” is all about a - the Tribune yesterday afternoon aympsthies Yor the beautiful heroine. ores lunch poeta while ‘Chea.| *** received by Mr. Patton from The closing scene of the horse racs|™nistering to man's wants, se- Senator Francis E. Warten yester- in which Miss Lyle. the leading femt.|CTeUY cherishes one great ambition— day evening. nine character, handles four spirited . horses, adds excitement to the ot Talat ee ee tae rat max. The picture is showing for the Taft administration and hundreds of last times today. friends throughout state No pains were spared in getting corely hope thet the nomination semi the proper atmosphere for “The be confirmed soon. In serving in Heart of Maryland,” which will be the office Mr. Patton will’ have property in exchange. shown Sunday and Monday and Tues- change his residence from Casper given day at the Iris. The entire company e porw died we ‘ spent six months in the south for the filming of the picture. The leading woman, Catherine Calvert, who has lately come iniv prominence, heads} the all-star cast. On Tuesday night the Elks’ athletic tournament will be staged at the Iris. For Wednesday and Thursday, two unusual attractions have been booked. Shirley Mason, in “The Mother*Heart,” and Johnny Hines in “Torchy’s Big Lead,” one of the inimitable Torchy comedies. The first of the two head }in- ers in a pathetic story also embracing touching comedy, of a little girl who mothers her brothers and sisters after her mother’s death and her father’s imprisonment. In the next p'cture the Phone 1223 FROM 9 A. M. TO 4:30 P. M. Plane Service To Grand: Canyon SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 28.— ‘The possibility of opening up an acfial ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY DE. NORTON THE MAN OF MYSTERY, HYPNOTIST AND MIND READER, PRESENTS HIS FUN SHOow See Many Casper People Under His Spell. You Will: Laugh Till Your Sides Ache. Ask Him Any Question Pertaining to Any Matter. He Will Answer It. TWO HOURS OF FUN AND MYSTERY IRIS THEATER WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ADMISSION 50c AND 75¢ ALL SEATS RESERVED : im is and thrills and the hero into all kinds of trouble until but his sweetheart is crying him ¥ Finally he clears himself. proximately Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, pany’s [The Truant Husband,” from the story|tween Broadway, by Albert Payson Terhune, will be! Francisco. Both |shown at the America. Everything maintained, according to xoes wrong from the start to the/ ee OPULAR UBLIK le) 35 DANCES $1.00 AND A DIME CONTINUOUS MUSIC TICKETS NOW ON SALE N I WINTER Prof. D. McFarlane GARDEN ORCHESTRA ‘The fact that Casper has a concern |as to sex. fin its midst which is able to success- | fully compete with some of the larg: | est jotbers in the country on Wyo-|to grow sugar cane in the northern . —Master Miss Bickford T E Sa? NE ee | An organized attempt is to be made | KUMONDOWN iate Aning contracts further intrenches, Cas- | part of Chile. pes | PRIVATE LESSONS i s TLS] 10:30 A.M. to ¢ Real ° CLASS LESSONS Mee RIES SB8e Vacuum Cup Tires Lear prac Dance Organization Free Tube With LIBERTY 428 South Elm DURING JUNE Trucks Furnished For Hauling Each Truck Tire GARAGE Phone 983 CASPER'S FINEST—A. Bishop-Cass Theater—ALWAYS WORTH WHILE - STARTING TODAY: Each Evening At WINTER GARDEN YOU LIKE IT BETTER EVERY. TIME. : | YOU HEAR IT! *CAUSE IT IS BETTER THAN EVER! Phone! Wire! Call! Write! A Bishop-Cass Theater SUNDAY AND MONDAY Catherine Calvert AND ALL-STAR CAST —IN— THE HEART i} A STORY THAT WILL GRIP YOUR HEART WITH ITS STIRRING TALE OF LOVE, A PICTURE THAT IS A PAGE OF HISTORY FILMED ON AUTHENTIC LOCATION AND HE CANRIDE. ON TWO WHEELS OR, ONE = OR FOUR. =~ IT MAKES._NO DIFFERENCE | ARYLAND ROMANCE AND DRAMA A COWBOY WHO COULD INVENT MANY THINGS, BUT NOTHING THAT WOULD KEEP HIM OUT OF TROUBLE FULL OF SPECTACULAR SCENES From the Famous Stage Production By David Belasco “THE NIGHT BEFORE” HE FOUND THE ROAD TO WOOING A THORNY ONE A Two-Part Sunshine Comedy aes, Henry Klotz of Denver Singing “Maryland” ‘BAN C Continuous 1 to 11 : Steiesion 30c:, ; A Two-Part LAST TIMES TORAY “THROUGH EYES OF MEN” AND THIRD EPISODE “‘The Son of Tarzan’’ “15> “Mermaid Comedy ADDED ATTRACTION TOMORROW Henry Klotz #3". Singing Popular Song Of Denver CURRENT EVENTS CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 ADMISHON a