Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO CHEAT YEAR IN PROSPECT HERE [Ras | stantinople still fears an attack. Turkish Nationalists Still Eye Constantinople Despite negotiations of the allies with Kemal Pasha to avert his proposed drive on the Turkish The pkture shows a panoramic view of the city, from which the hurrying their women and children and many others are fleeing. izations have 1 at the pr te memorial probably be gone thi summer in the placing "|tablet to some pioneer of t of Casper who live near lcated to rome ploneer per and these have no way to get into| the heart of the city untess they go| by way of Center street crossing or go east of the brewery. McKinley street has been decided upon as the hi amerce was pointed out by J. 8. Mechling. Mr Mechling read two letters from the neral Freight Service association showed Billi and Spokane. h., both to be York and sold at a pro! per cent, John D. Appleby, 2 ment has discovered. evidence, he says, prevents ai rest by his forces. He has w the department at Washingto} ommending that from eastern points than Casper, al- though thts city !s nearer than either of the others. ordinance was reported ommittee | which were read. n thea) was tothe effec apartment houses, fiat quart 0) trade, he said, at $40 a quart y velvet tri gained be-| struction of any such ly on street go +| afternoon and ever —— gowns. nee dis said that hein key for every 50¢ paid. MEN-- In addition each pedestal will be ded-| Champagne at | $40 Quart Pays | : 3,800 Per Cent. ab NEW YORK. Sept. 26.—Cham- } feas land frégh i apane a pagne that defies detection—spa } ‘Fun Fast and. Furious” ts. the 2 returned | jes. and has @ real kick—is being | title of the comedy acrobatic act by ting there | manufactured synthetically in New | et it of 3,800 | th the firm's request for a permit to store wine for the to discriminating = Bair View Ad ised extensive as well as on Pay up for your Tr™mune and get 8.12-4f The Main Army Goods Store | AND HABERDASHERY 115 WEST SECOND STREET Just Around the Corner, from the Wyoming Trust Co. ROLLICKING VAUDEIVLLE Smith and Jordan. famous “Trolley Car Trio” be remembered by many Tramp Dago an@ the Monk dan used to be one of the “he Soldier's Dream.” — = winners and ly the you_a big prize. BILL SLATED FOR IRIS Smith is of the 2 RBIS ac jinapiiaatifjconmaiinaneateptylniast enceiceestionasliaatisnie |, Con- lish are and will os the ey. Jor- Mason. BE IR ar mn FE ES ES * 3” Wulbur and Jordan trio, who played Classified sds tn the Srtbune are possib! keys we sive with every 50¢ pald at office will s.iztt_ 1D Tbe Caspet Dally Cribune DELEGATES TO INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS MEETING STANDARD MEN ENTHUSIASTIC OVER YEAR’S PROGRAM Members of the Industrial Rela- |W. C. Eads. W. L. Emmel, A. Vv. JACKSONVILLE, Fia. 2. | “Classified nfs mn he ag = are geez of the eel ots, of the | Parton, Feaak, yan 2 | —Ator an suctng race etth death, | ive with very Seed at oy fl trom Sud Sinica, daca aouaeaiend - D. Bacon today was declared | win you = big prize. at Chicago, ell report an inter- | ésting and inetructive meeting and | are joud in their praise of the instl. | E. Wood, Theos. J. Leahy, W. A. | seri, hanc tlesnaka. tution, Its objects and results. Tolhurst and John R. Luxon. gph for pod. eatin 20 ay ‘The party, composed of 21 local | Nine men atten(ea@ trom Grey- miles away, with his motor ‘wide employes, left here on the after: neon of tember 16. arriving in Chicago on the morning of the | 18th. Owing to the train being | late, the meeting wzs in sessioin when the party arrived but the members went immediately to the Congress hotel. where the conven- tion was being held in ‘the Floren- tine room and during the remainder of the session. HL. W. Eberstein of Casper hed already been elected chairman of the convention and assumed charge upon arrival. After hearing reports from committees a resolution was unanimously passed asking Stand- ard officials thet they hire only American citizens, The balance of the day was taken up with routine work, luncheon being served in the convention room. A six o'clock banquet was served that night at which many of the de}.gates were raked to talk. It appeared to be the general senti- ment of the men that thé policy of allowing workmen to purchase stock was one of the best ever ars also addressee! the assembly and gave an interesting talk on the subject of cooperation between the mén and management. On the following éay an invitation was extended the visitors to make an inspection trip to the Whiting plant; many taking advantage of the opportunity. Those present from C:isper were: H. W. Bberstein, Pitt Covert, Jr., Critchfield, E. A. Dowler, ler male nedy_ pre- qualities at typifies THE ETERNAL FLAME: | ition Go| Lies on East Fifteenth street. out South McKinley Street. The Dobbin Realty Co. Ground Floor, Tribune Bldg. That Kind of Paper is What You Will Have If You Get. the Morning Tribune next Sunday morning. And it won’t be an imported paper, printed days before, which has no real interest for you. ‘All the News, All the Features, All the Information Will Appear In the Casper Sunday - MeCoy, John MeCiellan, Chas. B. Pierce. R. R. Rausch, D. Prtter- son, W. F. Sikes, C. P. Taylor, R bull five from Laramio and those from Casper, Whiting. Wood River and Sugar Creek made a total of about 135 at the convention. * As to the impression made ay the Casper delegates. the following letter received by a Standard offi- cial since the men returned ex- plains itself: * “Whiting, Indiana, Sept. 22, 1922. Dear Tom: “I was sorry that yeu were not with the boys who attended the annual joint conference and was very much pleased to meet your reveral representatives who made quite an impression while they were in the east. “This is my own opinion as well as the opinion of many others who have discuesed the questioin. “I thought you would be glad to know the impressioin left by the men sent to this meeting by you anc your employees. Sincerely yours, (Signed) H. F. GLATR, “(Asst General Superintendent.” pH ont smerny FAIR VIEW ADDITION Lo buyers are insure] against death and sickness while making payments THE DOBBIN REALTY CO., Ground Floor, Tribune Bldg. What Do You Want Most when you. get up and have a leisurely breakfast on Sunday morning: when you are smoking your first cigar or cigarette, and sipping a second cup of coffee? Isn’t it a Good, Live Sunday paper---the kind from which you can get business news and gen- eral news, or from which you can extract relaxation, amusement and interest? A thrilling fiction story, ‘‘Souls For Sale” will begin in the big magazine section of this-first number. Watch for announcements of other big fiction features, which have been obtained at considerable expense by the TRIBUNE. Man Struck By Rattler Wins | In Death Race the winner by hospital authorities. Bacon drove alone to Pablo Beach | — late yesterday and while there was The car's speed was too great for & sharp curve one mile from Pablo. | A rear wheel collapsed and the ma-! chine turned over, injuring Bacon. APRA cone 2 cnemee we TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922. | A few minutes Jater, a-passing mo | torist rescued Bacon und took wp the race. Bacon's injuries received in the wreck were not serious. ee A Chicago d'rector has an tnven- tien “to put life in the movies.” Which amounts to vesurrection for some of (hem.—Sagio-w News Courier. — ——- View Addition Ground Floor, Tribune Bidg. Da NOT FORGET TO ATTEND IN THE ‘BARREL’S FREE DANCE vanced as it gives each employe | “Gjassified aGs in the are ive interest in his work and aon tar Se ee eee ad velaciens Sead Ler creer ioe petd et datine wie TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 3 is the one thing which a bse ond win you « big prize. S124 ege harmony between c¢rpital an jabor in American industry. Col. 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