Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1924, Page 8

fhe Casner Daily Cribune EW DISTRICT Ca ng Bintinued trom Page One) a, secretary; W. S. Kimball: —‘eary Of the garbage disposa? ¥; Dr. G. T. Morgan, S. F. A. Reed, W. 0. Wilson 22 >. R. J. Malott fey cpsts Were entered by a num- Pyycitizens Mving in grading ‘“Mro. 10, against this particu- “provement on the ground that *% Bot of the grading was not be. ty Whiitmbly distributed among the nf “ers of the district. The coun- pe decided to make two districts AE yg district No. 10 and obliviate #® arch contingency. #3 —counci! acted favorably on a pF nh presented by residents of ©, “Jackson street between Fifth #@ ighth streets, requesting that | t Gplth of the street be continued 'E gj feet rather than 80 feet as S#Plated. The additional 10 feet Th side of the street will be va- Opy the city and retained by the Peual property owners. ‘ receipt of a petition from the of Burlington avenue, ask- > O1 St Tt Qo: ; tr ®C adwin Barrett ; ‘pEMocraTic 1 NOMINEE FOR junty Attorney —Political Advertisement. Sete Tei Petehraete ey er ing for grading and water in this aistrict, Commissioner Johnson an nounced that the work of water this district, Commissioner Johns announced that the work of laying water lines here wou!d commence Thursday of this week and the stree.s wil be graded as soon as the water lines are in place. Because of an inadequacy of water from the Pathfinder dam to relieve the alkalinity of the water used for city supply, the city co-op- erating with the Midwest Oil com- pany officials is attempting to have the release from the dam increased from 50 cubic féet per second to 75 cubic feet per second. As the-city en- tered into a contract with the recla- mation service in 1921 to cover this contingency up to 100 cubie feet per second, it is believed that the sit uation will be remedied immediately. EE MIEN ERE and THERE Holiday samples now on display. Come in and see them. Temple Studio, 118 Bast First.—Adv. Expert watch and Jewelry repair- ing. Cesper Jewelry Co., O-S Bldg. Photographs for Xmas. Special prices all this week. Credell Studio, downstairs, 131 8. Center.e Phone MARINES LAND IN TIENTSIN TIENTSIN, Oct. 28.—(By the As- ated Press.}—One hundred Amer- an marines were landed from the merican cruiser Huron here Mon- morning and left immedfately Peking. | Rumors of developments at the | capital are circulating everywhere | but reliable news cannot be obtained. BLADDER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES A host of people who suffer with too frequent or painful urination, backaches, headaches, tired feeling, indigestion, ingomnia, rheumatic soi BARNEY GOOGLE. 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Ask these druggists: The Kimball Drug’Co. and The Midwest Drug Co. fatty tie VETO Sy sine tit TUCSH SETA PTR OO CESS SORRIERE ESOT CONNECTICUT FOR GOOLIDGE Continued from Page One.) have really studied his career, but the masses look upon him somewhat as they do upon an aristocrat—some- one apart from them. His advocacy of the league of nations retains for him, of course, a large number of women voters who feel they must constantly strive to support that it] Cause, irrespective of whether it tri- umphs immediately or in the years GASCLINE WEARD YOU stv ANVTHING ABOUT MY NEw COAT AND to come. But among the Democrats. of Irish extraction, there is disaf- feotion because of the league issue. It is not as intense as four years ago. ‘Then all the Irish vote, with few ex- ceptions, went to Harding as a pro- test against the possibility of Amer: ican entrance into the league which was supposed to be obligated. to maintain the territorial status quo of Great Britain as against Ireland. Since that time, the Irish Free State has become a member of the league and theoretically, at least, the members of the league are sup posed to help preserve the’ territor- ial integrity of the Irish Free state against ancroachments from Great Britain. Connecticut is overwhelmingly Republican and the majority vote for LISSEN! OF THIS SCHOONER = Dive DOWN AND SEE IF You CAN CATCH A IM THE CAPTAIN ALLEY—WALT GETS SOME IMPORTANT INFORMATION Coolidge, while probably not as large as Harding received, will be substantial. NEW RECORDS HUNG UP BY STOCKYARDS DENVER, Colo., Oct. 28.—AIl rec+ ords for receipts of sheep.and cattle ‘at the Denver stock yards were, smashed Monday. Shéep receipts were 67,500 head and '‘officials_announced: these were WYOMING’S B PRODUCES A BRING UP SOMETHING more than the combined sheep re- ceipts of Omaha, Kansas City, St. Joseph and Chicago. The pre- vious high record for sheep was 64,490, made October 2, 1916. Seventeen thousand cattle, of which 800 were calves, were recelv- ed_at the local. yards today. The old yecord was 16,245, made in No- vember, 1928, Elghty per cent of the sheep re- ceived were feeder lambs. Stock yards officials said sheep men were here from as far distant as Ohio to! buy feeders for re-stocking farms. | Sheep prices were not materially: af-| fepted by the heavy receipts, feed- er lambs selling up to $13.00 and fat lambs at $1: oniboed or. ce NO FISH DowN HEAH= ALL AH KIA, FIND 'S Fo’ CASES iF OW Bov! TLL SAY | KNOW WHEN (M WELL OFF! eral theme for this year’s annual conference of the National Council of Women of Great Britain and freland, which is to be held -at Brighton, England, the second week of October, HELP CREATE A MARKET FOR WYOMING'S BLACK OIL PAVING YOUR ROADS AND STREETS WITH W arrenite Bitulithic OVER HALF MILLION SQUARE YARDS PROVING ITS DURABILITY IN CASPER WARREN BROTHERS COMPANY BOSTON, MASS. PORTLAND, ORE. 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