, 1922-02-06
PLANS LAID FOR
ANNUAL MEET OF
CHAMBER HERE
Pre-War Prices in Effect for
Big Dinner and Gathering
Set for February Is at
Terrace Gardens.

Planning 10 make the annual meet
ing OF the Chamber Of Commercs one
Of the biggest Affairs of its kind ever
staged here, the program and snter-
talnmeut committees are putting
forth extra effort 10 make the gather
ing OF $50 or more people
Is one Of the most successful cum
munity gatherings and h most
pleasant social event of h season
Ballots are being ent to b 1900
mambers OF the Chamber Of Com
merce now 50 thai they can name the
board OF directors OF II members for
tho ensuing year
The Chamber OF Commerce during
the past year has been under the
OF T F. Algeo. r NJ
Andrus. p s. Ellison. Harry Free.
c. r Hagens. B. l. Scherck. C H
Townsend. b. B. Brooks. Lew NJ
Gay. Earle d. Holmes, George B. Mel
son. r. II. Nichols, p. C Nicolaysen
and L. A. Reed
OF this number seven are not ell
gible for nomination for at least one
year. This feature Of the bylaws of
the orEanization insure that Mt least
seven new members are indicted into
the service Of the board Of directors
during the year and that seven mem
bers hold over to insure uninterrupt-
ed proeress OF the business Of the or
g~anfzation.
Tar annual meeting February Is
will be held in h Terrace Gardens.
which affords the only auditorium
here which is large enough to accom-
modate the vast crowd expected to at
tend h meeting. An elaborate menu
WIN be served by the Chanticieer a
management. The dinner hour has
been fixed at Gao and pre-war prices
OF 81 a plate has 80 fixed as the
attendance price
Members OF the Chamber of Com
merce who receive their ballots to-
day should III them in and return TO
headquarters at h earliest conven-
sence- An ballots for the directorate
must be turned I'm before February
Is in order that thew can be counted
and announcements made at the an
nuaI meeting February IS.
The following announcement; Is be
ing sent to all members OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce today:
The annual mee'ia' NJ tho Cham
her OF Commerce viii he pulled or IN
our midst on tho cvenin' o. Wetnes-
day, February II. a. hesselected rea-
devou-the Town Daucr Hon known
of late years as trr Te--arr CHNdr-E
1--WE don't know why this place should
be called a garden. we never seen no
vegetables CROWN around there yeti
and we never had nothin' to do with
namin' Il so don't blame that I the
Chamber Of m
THE inkeeper will start scrvfn' the
hash and frogs legs at 50 D. M.
and II you want to get in on the dog
gondest roundup Mats ever been
staged in these PARTS. Just be there
and have you fee under the table
at 6:3o-that's all.
The cattle men and sheep men and
their families are an especially in
vited to attend. but they won't be al
lowed to tote no guns. The on men
are gettin' purity slick themselves at
shootin' holes, so let's not have no
trouble and have a nice peaceabie
meetfn.'
Some Of our range riders are put
now scourin' the country for some
good takers such as preachers,
school teachers. railroad presidents
1h4 A"yC4os ALL huOWlu Ine EQer1
as we do we can guarantee that the
speakers WIN be present and they will
deliver h goods. The owl orches.
ira win be there with their f1ddies
and a~ccordions and the singin' school
WIN show OF under HI able leader
ship of the young tenderfoot that the
railroads brought In.
Yes. be sure to bring your wife or
your best girl. Yes. you can bring
the babies. too. Hugh Patton and
hizzou Hines have been deported SO
you hain't takin' no chances OF
gettin' 'em s~apt.
The tickets are 81 per. Kindly en-
close your check in the ballot en-
velope for the number OF tickets you
desire n they viii be sent TO Won
by return mail.
This is very important as We must
know how many to prepare for. DO
ii now-today.
Very truly yours.
Casper Chamber of Commerce.
Lew NJ Gay. President.
p. ss-Have you paid your dues7
If lot do It now.
p p S.-It you are In arn.an-
come anyway