Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN DRAINAGE FOR FAST CASPER IS AUTHORIZED Contract Let for Construction of Ditch to Protect South Mc- Kinley and Other Proper- ty on Hill Spanish-American war vetera’ nage ditch 12 feet in wiatn| 3, 4 and 5, The program subj ex to handle the flood! lows: various periods dur-| Sanday, July 3. © year swamp McKinley and| Arrival of delegates and members. ts in east Casper to’ the/All trains will be met.upon entering property already amount-\the city, and visitors escorted: to de- to huge M be completed |Partrent headquarters, All those com- s id be ‘undertaken |ing via auto, please report at once for the fact that|upon @rrival to headquarters at the nt to conflict’ in/Henning Hotel, register and receive essary step with the plans |badges. city planning expert who is| At 10:30 o'clock cars leave the Hen- due in Casper shortly. |ning Hotel for Salt Creek oil fields, luncheon will be served at thé Midwest Long List of Social An elaborate program with This spring. while- other. sections were suf from high water. it is are 4 ; Probable that the greatest property |_ At 8 o'clock: joint public session -U. and street damage was reflected on | W. V. and Ladies’ Auxiliary. McKinley street where approximately / Program. $3,000 worth of curbing was under. Opeming Address — Samuel Shove, mined and destroyed, and the street byes executive committee. washed out. The cause of this dam- 'rayer—Rev. Philip K. Edwards. age was the uninterrupted progress| Address of Welcome, City and State of the water from the por Nag I ae D baat 6 whica found an avenue of escape Memorial Address—Department In. down McKinley and adjoining streets.|spector Samuel E. Thomas, for the de The drainage ditch which will cost/parted Department Chaplain E. R. approximately $10,000, will run from/Cary, who lost his life in the Pueblo east of Casper west across the brow |flood disaster. of the hills south of town and will Short addresses by ‘past depart empty into Garden creek above its |ment commanders D. M. Ralston, mouth at the Platte river. Accord. | Thomas P. Boutwell, William D. War. ing to statements made by F. 5. jren, R. F. Silvers, W. J. Fuller, A Knittle, about 75 per cent of the wa-|™. Barnes and E. B. J. Sweeney ter which has been responsfble for! Short addresses by presidents and damage in East Casper will be diverted |past presidents department of the la to Garden creek by this ditch. dies auxiliary. Names to be announced Events to Feature Three Day Cele- bration of Spanish Veterans |has been arranged for the entertainment of the visitors wha | will flock here to attend the department encampment of the | ss00. 4 fis which will be held here July| | prize, $15 third prize for labor organ- The delay in carrying out the plan later. is out of respect for th- nlens be-| Introduction of Col. Burke H. Sin Ing fostered by the ctamber ot com-|clair, who will introduce as the speak: merce for a city beautiful, whichler of the evening, Gen. Tasker. H will be perfected by a city planning Bliss. expert who is due in Casper shortly.| Musical program under auspices of As this ditch would .cross at sonte|Comrade Blaylock not as yet received, points parts of the land south of Cas-/supposed on account of Pueblo flood, per belonging to the Community Ex-|as he is a resident of that city tension corporation, and this is the} Introduction of Department Com lanf@ which the city planner is work-)mander F. C. Dettlebach, who will ing on, no definite grade will be estab-|then assume charge of the meeting. lished for the drainage ditch until it] Address by Department Commander 1s located by the expert F. C. Dettlebach, = BLAMED ON HIS TENANT (Special to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, Wyo. June 14.—De-| spite his insistence that he bad noth. | their membership. ing to do with the cix-room, 90-gallon |barred distilling plant which was discovered} Fifty dollar first prize, $35 second on the second floor of his home last | Prize, $15, third prize for fraterna Saturday, James Carlisle. is charged |©Tsanizations who turn out the gr: county authorities of violation |e8t percentage of their mombgtsi: Volsteadized state prohibition | Fifty dollar first prize. $35 second |. Presentation of camp to |Lieut. Caspar Collins Camp No. 15, |from Henry W. Lawton Camp No: 1. Acceptance Address— Camp com mander. Closing prayer by French. Monday, July 4. Opening session, $:30 o'clock Military, fraternal and trades rade, 10 o'clock. Fifty dollar first’ prize $35 second prize, $15 third prize, for camps. turn- ing out the greatest percentage of Casper camp colors, Rev. Wo L: pa is MPME | and Entertainment 2.2 partis insttiation ot de. p. ‘m.—Veterans annual banquet l 6 |at Henning Hotel. | 8.p. m—Veterans bail. held at the Natrona greunds. The following program something doing every minute |Fr’tciowed out: 2—Bare-back bucking contest. ect to minor changes only fol-! 50. ization who turn out the greatest per- | Purse $ centage of ‘their membership. &Helt-uile champlonship. Fifty “dollar .prize for the best dec-| aes, must be cow-horee, entrance $6: orated float in.parade. Judges to be|ntrieg for this race dune 26; po) announced’ later. “All ‘camps, frater- nal and labor organizations, who w parade must send the number mem- bers they have, certified by the adju- tant or secretary of their organization | to Samuel Shove; room 324 Midwest | fuilding, Casper, Wyo., not later than 11 a..m.—Band. concert. Reading Declaration of Independ ence by Roger ‘M, Halder, camp No. Q. Prayer by Rev. Philip K. Edwards. | $150. 8—Relay races. 9—Wild steer riding. 10—Bulldogging from motoreycle, 1i—Fancy roping. | 12—Cowboy clown exhibition. 13—Cowboy rescue races. 14--Pack races. 4 1:20 p. m. — Department meeting. | cured for this stampede. nomination of department officers and routine business of department. 3p. m.—Decorated auto parade.!pony race each day. First prize, $50; second prize, $35; third prize, $15. All cars entering! ° must send their license number -to| 7 ll e Votes Samuel Shdve, room 324, Midwest | U ‘AG 2 2 building not later than July 1, or phone 595, Judges announced later. 5 p. m.—Department meeting, elec: tion of officers. | 6:30 p. m.—Meeting grand lar of Colorado, Miltary Order of the Ser-| pent. Serpent parade. 10 p. m—Grand display of fire) bolth, proprietor of its only moving’ ee at-the fall term of the district | glimpse of it. works. |picture theater. By a vote of 270 to : We recommend a Tuesday, July 5. 70 the electors placed the ban on Sun- R ay Hi view of it for all skep- Department meeting, cleaning up)day movies, after a spirited and in- oomt ij tics, doubters, and of department business. tensive campaign. ng ouse : can't be doners. CLEAN UP TO START TOHORROW CAMPAIGN WILL LAST TWO BAYS ‘ ree operations of the injunction and Phone 483-W Notary Public The mammoth cleanup campaign from which Casper will See ie Beta . a H emerge spick and span and in which every able ied man a? thas. i enaticachon | KHKHKHKHKHKHKHKH in Casper is urged to participate will start tom streets and alleys in Casper. Property-owners are urged to move all the rubbish from their property Into the alleys, so that the trucking crews who ‘comprise the clean-up squad will have easy access to load. If possible the rubbish should be placed in barrels, boxes or other re- ceptacies so that it will be easy to gather, If the clean-up campaign is to be made fully effective more laborers will be neévded than has been yolunteerd material away. commerce toda:/. place. E. c, of commerce today. Carlisle» asserts he rented the} act upstairs to one John Jones and was unaware of the use to which Jones put the premises. Jones—if there is| a Jones in this case—has not mate rinlized since the raid. Carlisie has sup- plied bal] of $250 for appearance for trial in the district court. oa Semel Pte 1 School Seats to Be Removed From Council Chamber, In order to provide necessary seat- ing capacity at the city council room the school equipment which was left in the room from classes which were held there during the past year will have to be removed and the per- manent seats which were removed to provide. the schoolroom space will have} to be reinstalled by the school board according to an order issued by the city council last night HUMANITARIAN. WORK OF CESION EXPLAINED. IN ADDRESS. AT COURTHOUSE How the American Legion functiqns fn humanitarian endeavor was ex plained in a stirring speech made by | Zoux, field representative | 1 executive committee of wion, at the court-| He told of the work | spread of I. W. W-| _Gogdvich 30x34 @dctrines and deplored the acts which soodrich 20: ) have resulted in open conflict between | Snéishid safety tread this me: fobric tire ce and the service: men’s or-| y that the Ameri-| legislation, but a a selfish organiza- comprising some of the | best timber of the country function: | ing for the benefit of all. | Saved My Life With Eatonic 1 | Says New Jersey Woman * “I was nearly dead until I found | | | j 1 1. One quality 2. Extra size Eatonic and I can truly say it saved my life. It is the best stomach medicine ever made,'’ writes Mrs. Ela Smith. Acid stomach causes awful misery which Eatonic quickly gets rid of by taking up and carrying out the ecidity and gases which prevent good digestion. A tablet taken after meala rings quick relief. Keeps the stom- hy and helps to prevent the | 60 liable to arise from 4, Anti-skid 5. Fair price sc acid. Don’t eufier f miseries when you of Eatonic for a druggist’s guarantee. 3. Specially designed | Goodrich 30°34—five Point of Excellence The name of Goodrich on a tire means one quality only. Like all other Goodrich tires this 30x34 is one quality. This stand- ard is a fixed principle, and that quality must be the best our resources, skill and experience can produce, THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED FOR JULY ENCA SUMMERBT SPECTOR ‘i'r PRESENTATION IS TONIGHT 2am During each day the event will west events and race meets will be county fair wilt 1—Bucking contests; day . money 2—Stake race egch day. purse $30. 4—Half-mile tadies’ cow pony race, i : § One of the best ‘strings of bucking Speaker of the day, Tasker H. Bliss. |norses in the business has been se- | Race events—Motoreycie races, auto |races, roundup wagon race and kid | For Blue Sunday) six MARLETTE, Mich., June 14—Strict observance of the Sabbath hus been 9 a m.—Grand Military Order of the| voted ‘by citizens of this village in a referendum suggested by Harry Hvu- ‘Ww morn-! == ing and wils last two days or until the accumulated waste of § the winter months has been cleared from properties and from: and more trucks will have to be im- pressed into service to haul the waste Owners of trucks ‘who’ will permit the machines to be used in the cam- paign should notify the. chamber of Casperites who feel that they Will be unable to partici pate in the clean up will have a) chance to hire someone to také their Phone your authorization to hire a man, in your place to either Calhoun at 535 or the chamber: ASSISTANT ASKED £9 Curing the peat Wee Umited the day with £ OF FOOD SUPPLY HERE: : é he r oi st sa now ad. t § 22 ee | The elaborate programs for the musical com Passing | Dut aepttal _ The . manner in which sapervi-' show folli roduction, ““Roung the Clock With the Debu- fe Water | te which will be presented for the*first time this even-| bone Mrs. Frankie Terrell Young under the augpices of the f. "38 zg i on Payroll was responsible "| George W. Vroman post of the American ion are off the ‘ Serre L peg an Bryne Fa tee o ty! press and lend promise to claims already advanced a Hf i Foran . gorgeous. spectacular show. ry leek wivcoine pos Be rprege ts in will rise this evening ‘The curtain oF v3 a 8:15 promptly @ novelty feature ith over 70 grocery stores alone! will start the play with a dash. The Pid nearly as many milk daltributing production will be in four canticles and his it High Water Gives aa: i issioner ‘full of Sere ater e | Sae merry COMMIssioner | asalees lot, Mr. Bofenbach ‘claimed that | choruses in elaborate costumes. é Physical impossibility for| ‘The cast includes 200 people taken Plenty of Trouble © == his work. thoroughly dur-| from the society cireles-of the city, and by the able directing of Mrs.| High water in the Platte river sanitary committee, | Socngra tinlehied touet maka the play | trom the spring flocds is giving the! by J. J. Gtblin, in a report submitted | go off with the professional ease. | city some real trouble in its effort to are in yin Mr. Boden: |" "The advance sale of the tickets.as-/ maintain. af uninterrupted supply of bach’s statements by urging that he! sures a crowded house for all three, the pure water that has been deliv-| og san assistant for four) nights, although it is possible to se-|ered here this spring. The city de-/ | Months at $160 a month. Action on|cure seats at the box offices before|rives its water supply from wells | The world's standard ‘recommendation was deferred un-| the play. | which filter the river water from a| liver, bladder and uric acid the til this afternoon when the | gallery that has been built, hence the enemies of life and looks. 11 uso since tee will meet with Mr. Bodenbach to; sia Haynes, 63 years of age, is high water has given rise to serious | 1696. All draggists, three sizes. inspect his office and records to sec! geaq at Battle Creek, Mich., the vicitm| engineering problems. Commissioner | Losk ter the gasne Gold Medal on every bus wether he is getting the best out of| .ays the coroner, of smoking too many | Jones of the water department claims | rakes his job and to determine fully whether | cigarets. Y to be the busiest_man in Casper. due} Ke is really in need of an assistant. | - x — HK WK CAMETS WIL BE ~ARBMNED WEDNESDAY » Nick Camets, charged with the mur- der of Jim Ladas, proprietor of the! ston cafe, will be arraigned in pFeliminary hearing before: Judge W. E- Tubbs at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- noon. Camets has confessed that he shot and killed Ladas because of busi- néss deals, hence the examination will bejmoerely formal to bring him over . ard ua West Mares Ave. AIRNESS is a habit that Harold Kramer, Realtor grows from doing the right thing, simply because it is the rignt thing to do. Have you seen that beautiful field of way- ing rye on Frank Duff's homestead about five miles west on the Yel- lowstone highway? grave if he could get a Let us show you relin- quishments on you can do the same thing? Prices—$22) to $3,000. Proprietor Held) AH. Meleher, charged with permit | tng violatidns of state and municipal laws if & rooming house known as the! Midwest ‘rooms on West B street, will! Fd given a preliminary hearing before! dze W. E. Tubbs this afternoon.| The county authorities will attempt to. Electric Supply & Construction Co. 142 East Midwest. ADALALALALALALALALALALALAL | SLAC ANALALALALALALALALIALAALTI WATCH OUR WINDOWS re Tae HARDWARE DEPT. erator — When the temperature starts its long upward climb, the test of a refrigerator begins. The proper insulation means much in dollars to the owner. “The ordinary refrigerator” —to quote Dr. H. W. 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