Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1923, Page 8

ome oe PAGE EIGHT. mands of measures against Germany, and notified the British ambassador at Paris to so inform the council of ambassadors. that President Coolidge believed American sympathy to be with any effort of the allies to prevent the restoration of the Hohen- zollerns to power in Germany, but, NIGHT NEWS | a ae | | WASHINGTON.—A spokesman for President Coolidge stated that _ LA » reports that Will H. Hays might | again become chairman of the Re- France for punitive BERLIN. — Germany ceased reparation payments in king sole- ly on account of financial dis- ability, and holds herself bound as hitherto to all remaining clauses of the Versailles treaty, a semi- day. official statement raid. ts WASHINGTON.—It was stated ROME—Premier Mussolini told the senate that Italy could not two-year record window in the M. ROBINSON WAS THE CONTRACTOR THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET Second and Beech Streets “THE JOB WAS DONE QUICKLY AND WELL” NEXT TIME YOU BUILD SEE ROBINSON “He Has Something to Tell You” A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL ROOF IS HALF THE BUILDING THE ROOF THAT WILL SHELTER PUBLIC MARKET SHOPPERS WAS PUT ON BY The Wyoming Roofing Company ' BOOST THE CHEST WHEN YOU STOP TO ADMIRE An Artistically Erected Public Building, Do You Think of the Men Who Drew Up the Plans THE FIRM OF Rainwater & Epling DID THE ARCHITECTURAL WORK FOR THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING New Offices of the Firm Will Be Located On the Balcony of the New Building Your Social Obligations Include Support of the Community Chest | Bi i L teams was NEW YORK, Nov. 17. each team having » light, fast |York's latest crime wave continued back field. bandits smashed a plate glass Scot fashionable in accordance with policy, the ad- | occupation of German territory. Clark has not been defested this ministration could take no definite year. The westerners arrived on action in the matter. —— Thursday afternoon after three Mi mt} it | the ° | and Lewis Clark oy Leonard LONDON—The British govern- | Publican national committee, were Elder of Frenklls Indi- ment will not accede to the de. | Without foundation. TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 12.— (By | ana. FURS SEIZED | BY BANDITS New Fifth 117.—Wayside Inn, made famous by Longfellow's poem, will be- come a museum to demonstrate the advance of civilization in America, according to plans laid by Henry Ford, as revealed by a SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 17; , representative in an address be- | nesse¢ of turnpike days while completed the run with his ..., tn an automobile $50,-| fore = local club. Beside the old | across the way will be erected a | hanging limp. 000 worth of furs. modern garage. Arm Is Broken |v or. @ contra ° ee held. Spectators w: s Major Finishes Sea ae Endurance Ride\’ *"—-—__ To Be Turned Into Mission NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Major J.|Cn0Ush to supply every man, A. Barry, commanding members of the cavalry stationed at Fort Myer, Va.. participating in the national horse show was thrown from his horse and his arm broken during the finish of the endurance contest for - ‘the Squadron A chalienge cup. Hol SOUTH SUDBURY, Maass., Nov. more than four pounds each —<—_o—_— “OTHERS” No greater progressive step in the development of Casper can be conceived than the completion of the new and modern PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING at Second and Beech streets. All honor is due the men who made the new establishment a reality. The advertisements appearing upon this Tribune page are those of the companies who had a part in the construction of what may be said to be Casper’s finest public build- IMB oS es aia) ee» 2 echiaamemammemeasens ermmenteniiateinscin They are proud of the work they have done and justly so. The new market is now ready for occupancy, and a few days will find Casper shoppers filling the building to the very doors. Remember the men who made it possible. jwxxiy If Daniel Boone Were Living Today ‘And if he could see the building mir- acles wrought by modern engineer and artisan, he would stand wonderstruck. fh Andrightly so. We, who are in daily contact with the speed and efficiency of modern construction, take it for granted. Pause a moment and -look back just 20 years on Casper, , ~~ ~ liiy i WHO DID THE ELECTRICAL WORK ? oar R. DUNNE 527:-CY Ave. Phone 1903 EXPERT INSTALLATION OF WIRES LIGHTS FIXTURES ELECTRICAL MACHINERY BOOST THE CHEST ?, THE STEEL Which Forms the Staunch Framework of The New Public Market Second and Beech Streets WAS OBTAINED FROM THE INDEPENDENT SUPPLY CO. 218 Industrial Ave. PLATE GLASS THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET Was Obtained and Installed by THE PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. “Paint and Glass Supply Co.” Phone 926 252 S. Center Street Phone 561-J The Community Chest Means Muck to Casper The Community Chest Means Much to Casper Colorado this year produceq 500. 000,000 pounds of beet surar or Womag and child in the United States