Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1921, Page 4

_voiony Seetoen La | | | > PAGE FOUR _ ro BUSINESS BLOCK ASSURED Lloyd Building Company to St to Start Work Soon on Location Ad’oining Cobb Building Bought Location Adjoining Cobb Cobb Building Bought The Lloyd Building company Aompany will erect a new modern business structure on North Center street Sahotaies. the Cobb building opposite Boyle’s garage. The company will start on the construction of the building June 20. The building was made possible by a transaction completed this morn- ing by John G. Jones of the Harry Free agency by which jth Lioya company became |Gwnera of the north 30 feet of lot 4 | nas not been decided yet because local parties are endeavoring to secure lo- iw see as to which of the parties secures the | putiaing will determine its character. Little Known of Alec Anderson, LEGION. ~ REPRESENTATIVE Employed by Local Contrac- tor, Who Was en ‘ool tive of the American Legion, will give a public address on “Americanism” in River P. and the south 40 feet of lot 3 in block 9. The property was purchased from Mrs. Glen Coen for:a consideration, it . is reported, of about $35,000. Teen. for small stores, while a large king to estabiis! CRAMPS MEETS | The character of the new building Denver firm one of its branches here. The decision } Robert Leroux, national representa. Taking a plunge while overheated in a pool of water that was almost ice cold cost Alec Anderson, 26 years of Under the auspices of the’George W. age, his life last night. “Anderson,|-Vroman post of the legion Monday who was employed by C. C. Lewis,| evening The officials of the local post have secured permission to use the district court room at the courthouse for the meeting and an invitation is extended local contractor, walked to a deep! pool near the Platte river last night and after disrobing jumped into the ‘water. He to the membership of all civic and fre ternal, organization of the city to a’ tend, and a special invitation is ex- tended to all former service men. Announcement of the meeting has hadn't been in the water a mo- ment before watchers saw that he was im difficulty, apparently seized by cramps . Efforis wére made to save) him but he must have sank rapidly’ in the pool that in places is 30 rtct! been telephoned to the posts of the le- deep. i gion at Salt Creek and Glenrock,'‘an® Efforts were made to locate the bedy but handicapped by darkness the gearchers had no luck until the body Mr, Leroux is making a tour of the was brought up this morning by Red! western departments as a special rep- ‘a anemter of the Casper) resentative and educational speaker from the national headquarters of the »|American Legion. He is intimately {familiar with the organization work Bkicago. He was a member of the! of the national body and is especially american Expeditionary forces. Cor-| detailed to speak on the legion hos- enor Lew M. Gay was able to give! Pitalization program and welfare work out Uttle informayon prior to an in-|tor disabled ex-service men. quest “which was scheduled for >| —— o'clock this afternoon. Tax Payments in State Delinquent POWELL, Wyo., June 10.—T. R. | $Weiger, architect, has completed «| Publication jof delinquent tax lists survey of the site and surroundings|in the several couhties of Wyoming of the powerhouse which is to be reveals that the five-month period of ‘Duitt by the reclamation service be-j grace given Spares by the last leg: Jew the Shoshone dam and will) draw |isiature did mot greatly, if at all, re- Plans for the structure designed (o| duce the number of delinquents below make its lines harmonize with. thoso| the average.» Thp*names of livestock of the scenery. Work on/the power. | anenere sares le among those of house is to begin as soon as plans’ delinquents whose property now is ad: and specifications are ready vertised for sale for taxes. Carlisle, police forse Little is known cf the dead here, exespt that te had r.ntiv POWERHOUSE PROJECTED. | wn Your Home In the Beautiful Midwest Heights Watch Casper Grow! 10,000 more people as soon as work is started by the government in Alcova Can- yon. This will furnish irrigation water for approximately 125,000 acres northwest of Casper. Where will these people live? Casper must spread out. Select one or two lots to- day in the Beautiful Midwest Heights. Payments only $10 per month on each lot. Artesian water sufficient to supply the district right on the ground. Come out Sunday and look at these lots. Salesmen on the ground all day.—. Midwest Heights Realty Co. Office at Henning Brokerage Co. Henning Hotel Lobby. Phone 1040-W . h | dhe. * ON CENTER, SITE (S PURCHASED FIRST CALL ISSUED FoR HONDA Pliggitind activity for the summer. for the summer months wil] be organ- €be Casper Daily Cribune PLAYGROUNDS TO BE ORGANIZED C2srerite Attends 2 ized Monday morning under the direction of Dean M director of physical training in Cas; and Miss Lulu Potts, who has been ing at the state normal ay at Fr Rechetsgg RELIEF PROBLEMS TAKEN UP AT GREYENNE MEET Mrs. Kittie Payne, home service secretary for the Red Cross here, re- turned this morning from Cheyenne, Where she attended state conference of \Red Cross workers held this week.| Mrs. W. 8. Kimball was also 2 repre-| sentative for the local chapter. lems concerning transients, service men and relief work were thoroughly discussed and all chapters represented | will be greatel® benefitted by teh meet- The central headquarters at) Chicago was represented by Mr. Bran- fon, assistant manager, and Miss Ah- | rens, superintendent of the nursing de-| partment of this divisien. The meet-| ing was of a getacquainted nature, since Wyoming has only _receni been transferred to the central di sion. ‘The Cheyenne chapter gave a de-| lghtful luncheon for the visitors at} the country club at which Governor! ‘Carey gave a short addres. RED CROSS MEETING TO BE HELD IN JULY: The big Red Cross public meeting which was to have been held some time ago has again been postponed and will not take place until July, ac- cording to a statement made by the Red Cross committee in charge. The meeting was postponed the first time on account of the state conference of Red Cross representatives held at Cheyenne last week. According to present plans some very important representatives from the central divi- sien at Chicago will come to Casper for the meeting now planned to take place early in July. Acetate ABA EN Tribune Classified Ads———- Bring ‘Results—_— bea Gentlemen: chased from mapmekers. It Is very valuable to those in- during the past irector of povaeal train train- year. Foe ar seiihas 1 Gn rr Monday morning when all | enildren will meet at Park school for the purpose of getting instructions as. to the preliminary training outlines. Playgrounds will. be established. at Park school and North Casper during the summer months. Miss. Potts ts a gradnate of Simp- Battle Creek, Mich. Sees past four years as physical director with a full measure of success. Prior Prob-| to taking the post at Wayne, Neb., she hei4 a similar position at Allendale, 8. D., in the state norma! school. * Mr. Morgan needs no introduction to the people of Casper who are ac- quainted with his success in handling the physical classes of both grade and high schools here. pC Na Ee County Attorney M. W. Purcell left Friday for Sheridan where he will of- ficiate at Knights ‘of Columbus Mmstal- | lation services in his capacity as state | deputy f the order. Rane nates Saree =! Subscribe for The Tribune. NoMoreMisery After Eating Farben “The first dose of Eatonic did won- sos tee ee eee no wi indigestion,”’ Waites Mire, Bien Harvie Thousands of peo; copie ike fond dear ledy, gratefully ay, bout Eatonic, which does does its ‘wonders by sous achty and pecsviog. out the excers gestion, Fi tc of Father : The good Maxwell is built to provide steady, comfortable transportation at small expense. It fits snugly into the average family’s scheme of living. 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