Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR FOUR REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS TO | ANSWER REGISTRATION GUIRIES The Republican county central ‘committee furnishes a complete list of polling places in Natrona county in connec- tion with the registration this week of prospective voters at the November election. Republican headquarters is also ready to auswer all inquiries regarding registration, includ- ing | information on information on precinct b boundaries and the place where ‘ BURLINGTON HOLD MEETING : on is called to the fact that is required only in tneor- owns of 100 or more popula d on railroads but the fol- also includes the location country precincts. orth Burlington precinct—At W. vis store, 192 West G street. North ‘asper precinct— school house, t—At North Casper 560 t H street. At Nichols garage. + precinct—At East Cas: New Association of Mechani- a / a4 | cal Employes Addressed by eciunt— At Mlk steam General Chairman at garage Noon Gathering t garage 1147 Reservoir | nsen precinct--At John Jour. Pm n ATA, *, 104 South David. ity Hall p y Ha son ¥ South Oak We t Casper precinct—At West Cas. hool house. House precinct—At court precinct—At Fire Hall on Yentral school precinct—At Bryan North. L Central ecinct—At oln street garage 142 y | Muddy precinct—At Muddy schoo! and return house. cities. Teapot precinct—At Pumping sta r purpose here,” said Mr. John: | tion son, “is to meet the shopcraft em th Salt Creek precinct—Lavoye ployes of Burlington and discuss with ment entered { the railrc pleced for shopc Neve that th for bot! granted b United States weeks old, thi ing almost the system u it and the in Casper | th nem the new agree-| N > between them and] Hall es has re| Greenlaw_ precinct—At school house. » Ffell prec'pet—At Efell ranch. semer precinct——At 1 house. Alcova precinct—At Alcova schoo! | house. Freeland precinct—At Red Creek school house. Miller precinet—At school house. Split Rock precinct——At residence of Lon Claytor. h Salt Creek precinct—Midwest Greenlaw Bessemer {road sy Although only a few on is funvtion- d we fin? along atisfaction with Ou City prectnet—At Grieve's ranch house. enum precinct—At hotel. jer River .precinct—At Powder - hotel itman preelnct—At Waltman ho. At empfoyes | r rate than Arminto precinct At Big Horn ho At Two Chicago aviators were soaring over Lake Michigan on a test Gight when this happ: Bot Here Is One of the Finest Shows We Have Ever Presented! FOUR ACTS CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE LAST TIMES TODAY SHEAHAN-STARTZMAN Speed, Class and Variety THE MIDDLETONS Funny Manikins LONG & JACKSON “THE TIME TABLE” Singing, Talking, Eccentric Dancing AL BARNES & COMPANY Comedy Magic, Juggling and Illusions —Also— WANDA HAWLEY In Her Latest Feature Picture “BOBBED HAIR” Current Events Topics of the Day Matinee Today at 2:30—40c Tonight 7 and 9—55c A Bishop-Cass Theater This coupon will admit Oscar W. Smith and one to Iris Vaudeville. TOct. 12. nd Baker | A high | | | | } in grain future: Che Casper Daily Cribune : ‘This photo shows a section of the bleacher rtands at the world’s ser ies in New York. throng on a wild and unreasoning rampage to wird Ju the grandstard shadowy neither the playors nor the umpires could follow the flight of tho ball. trouble mak:rs started, th! The Wild = Noisy Bleachers igo Landis’ box. When the game was tied at the end of th The umpires had called the game Pee RI ne ES ry, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1922. self SUMMARY OF gress. LONDON—One of the questions ag 2 be erences wr of the British oecoupation of Con- stantinop'e and other areas in. As'a Minor since 1918. It is belleved the bill run into a hundred million pounds steriing. new scale, ANGELES h he | 8t 8 conference. gun here for a prominent Phoenix, ‘Arlz., busines; man whose name | hhas been mentioned in Phoenix gon- sip In connection with the slaying | of Guy M. Dernier, club man of that city, Los Angeles and Chi- cas. to discuss the terms. WASHINGTON — Tho govern- ment’s new bond issue — the first since the war—has been oversub. scribed, Secretary Mellon annoene- ed. The total subscriptions, it is understood, aggregate somethin near one billion dollars en sn of. 10c-25¢ and = self-gover:, ment” mocked the third day's s-s sion of the American Mining con HIGHT HEWS New Scale For Coal Miners In Texas Drafted FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 12—\ subject to ratifieation operators and union miners, was dra’ ed today by representatives of Texa+ jcol mine operators aS union officia’. | Both operators and miners decline WYOMING Continuous 1 to 11 10c-25c fering Emited to a boue $500,000,- ~% TODAY CLEVELAND — Warning that strity is inevitable on 9 un’ess certain condi- tions ore removed a sharp diver- gence of opinion between union and nenunion operators over labor pol- icles acd a manufactur telling the mining industry “to erganize its household for self-examination, FUTURES PROBE DELAYED HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking- Looking—Take Olive Tablets your skin is yellow—complexion tongue coated—appetite poor— pan —~ a bad taste in your mout good fecling—ycou should } TRADERS REFUSE DETAILS | CHICAGO, Oct. 12-—J. Ogden Armour, packer, and Marey, PD t of the Grain company, principal witnesses yesterday before the federal trade commission in in grain fut what ex of their th nt they will grain trans: appear before the tomor Declining erday to d'sclose the e deta of their cula- Mr. Armour and Mr. Marey veal details ons when commission ag row whether they v dates and figure requested by the fe board Mr. Armour characterized himself as a “casual trader” in the grain market. Ho denied that Armour and company, the pack’ng house, was Interested in any grain deals uld furn'sh their trades ral inquiry eangh: eit in which he participated, asserting that the packing firm does not trade In his preliminary testimony Mr. Armour sald some of his grain transact'ons were handled by the Armour Grain company and some by other brokers, whose names he declined to reve He declared that he followed the grain market only SPECIAL SHoOwSsS FOR Men Only woe rho The most Searnin Picture of the age. 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In— ities 2 nine ‘ og, < Tohaveaclear, pink skin, bright ¢ a defended the board of trade as a P Ne fed ‘urn Seceadury.sxeghien, | 1a00uat SAL Shuftlin Phil no pim'es, a feeling of buoyancy “The Pale Face” Get Your Votes and Ti the farmer finds a sure and con- oy days youmustgetat thecause, | *Em In. stant market for his gra’n “The farmer has a place to sell | Douglas Is Fined a! For Drunkenness get the but I th » than out A speculative future marker, hee: nd-man in the grain bust buy wheat unt he had | Oct, 12.— rmer hurl enness and was sen » Martin to pay a fine ouglas, who preferred not appear to prose: times, you have to long time hefor cute the acti ban on trading in wheat futures was Nfted July 15, 1920, Mr. Armour sald he could not see that his an of ten and a Last Times today. 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