Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 4

PAGE"FOUR IMPROVEMENT NO VERDICT OW : WORK BEGINS CAUSE OF DEATH (Continued from Page-One) } orth ‘by Fifteenth street. When/| should total 245. " c. H. jete thes lots for-e.aployes**homes | Vin Tull. to be paved with asphalt manufac-/rounding the case, tured at the\Casper refinery. As a base, the contradtor plans to @creened river gravel As street im: eurb and way and storm, sewers y storm sewer syste: Uniform width for streets in the tree parking space, and a a 20 feet in width, and| time. At program. telephons pol! vice sewer es benesth the stree the alleys have been | & suitable location for these In determining, the,price, of these lots in selling to employes for. hor sites, only the‘actual, cost will be « sidered. Itfis believed at the present time that no;lot will exceed $1,000 cost, and that the plots will be 5 189 feet in. size. YExperts in real. estate are cer that in view of the lot price stanc maintained in Casper the cost of these new lots to Standard employes are ex ceptionally low and should de within the reach of e DAN. PRESIDENT TO CALL HOOPEE (Coutinuea srom Page One) tor Cummins, in a subsequent stat ment said was arranged to discuss the possibility of “legislation that would remove the difficulty in the way of | ady resulted in a full dis-| oints at issue between 4 the strikers, it was nciusion that no legis- allroad: eaid, and th lation was vracticable to deal with last night to; ment of the) ee members went House shortly after 9 and laid before the president of the They declined iscuss their report prior to its presentation to the pres conference dent On leaving the White House the senators said they had merely made | a report to the president concerning the meeting with the executives. It| was said that future conferences “probably” would be held it was not} stated who would participate. Senator Cummins’ seemed rather pessimistic but Senator Watson was in @ more optimistic mood, declaring he believed some way would*be found; to end the strike. The early conference between the president and the senators was ar- ranged, it was thought, so that Mr. Harding could lay the matter before the cabinot at its mecting today, Te railroad executives in their con- ference was understood to have de clared most emphatically that there gould be no restoration of the senlor- ity rights. Restoration of seniority, they were said to hold, would violate | the word of the railroads as given to| the workers steppng nto the vacated places. The seniority question aecord- | ingly was held to be the big-point at} issue. NATION SHOULD BRING MEETING. (Continued from Paga One) hapless end all but defunct railroad labor if it cares more about ineffective military show than it does about justice and results, then it is on the right track, “But labor urges the government to| come back'to a constructive and sane} viewpoint. Labor invites the govern- Ment of the United States to bring about conference between workers and employers. Labor will enter confer. ences in every case in absolute good faith and unless employers are abso- lute Bourbons and autocrats the can quickly be adjusted and} on and transportation put into ope n.”” REDUCED FARES TO CHICAGO AND RETURN VIA COHIOAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. ACCOUNT PAGEANT OF PROGRESS EXPOSITION. Reduced fares will be in effect on| July 29, 30, 31, August 5, 6, 7- and. 12,/ 1922, to Chicago and return for the above occasion. Tickets limited to return within five © of sale, but, not later 1922, Don’t fail to ctive and educational / exposition 4 on Chicago's wonder-} ful municipal recreation pier, over| three miles of exhibits representing almost every phase of America’s in- dustrial, commer mercantile, and professional activity, and’ important departments ‘will be. devoted to art, science, music, health, sanitation and welfare work. ~ Bigger and better than last’ season. For tickets and ply to ticket a Western Ry, attend this use | Too Lee mew sub-division will be 26 fest, .al-! though Seventeenth street if com-| pleted as-planned will measure 380| feet in width. Seven feet will be given | ov er toa (Contintied from Page One) However, this | @*Ty today by the Republican insur. {Il not-be included tm| Sets’ headquarters says that na Instead of lo-|**™Y forces are shelling V elec’ trom Mount Misery, The shelling was gas pipes, |Teopened yesterday evening after a | compar: vely quiet afternoon. Continued from Page One) Retmerth, Z. Q. Miller, and “Al- ‘Their services may be re- |quired at any time during the next Every street inthe new section is| Week for examination of evidence sur. ‘orrill will be hela by Shertrf arquis- until a decision is another ‘Teached. It is: haped’thet he may re- rement, @ combination | @a!n sufficient presence cf mint to tell ter will ‘belinstalled on|* connected: story ofthe affair. {Alon CAMPAIGN mal ord statement. Ri trated repeatec to cross the river in boats. tionalists’ ft killed two c others. the A large party of Free Stx*o trogps landed on a little island be There was considerable activity on the part of beth-forves in county Clare and South Galway. The oa tacks by a Free State armored cop upon Republican poste in Limeriek which were repulsed, and also incon- clusive fighting in the Limerick area noon tok possession of the asylum|there have been more and infirmary in Waterford, says the| and 49 wounded in the fighting. The raflway line betweey Nenagh en@ Roscrea was again torn up yes- terday, On the outskirts of< the irregulars sre commandeering jen to fell trees scross the roads. ‘The ational troops are in possession of all the Nenagh banka. WARRANT OUT FOR W. A. WHITE (Continued From Page One.) form of picketing ts a part of the con- spiracy to deprive the public of trans- ablican snipers frus- empts cf the enemy ‘The na- rom across the river ms and wounded four Many inhabitants have left city because of the bomberdment. barges. ‘There was fierce Tvals during yesterday by id machine gu: nd sharp nting occurred at wyarious lal bulletin reports two at- portation.” 19, Several civilians were he nationalists’ fire, the Cork ts comparatively} ate the a few telegraph wires are SCORE KILLED LIMERICK BATT! DUBLIN, July Nenagh passed b; MR. Pound Foolish Don’t think because you can get a big can.of Baking Powder for little moneythat you aresavinganything. 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