Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 2

Market Pricesfor This Week Only Buy! Beef will be Higher Next Week BEEF 1 Pint Cans Extra Se-~ ‘Classifie ce ; > an evi hich is| “raver o eens fort along this line, an oper- ates to the serious detriment of in-| dustries that are prompted and oper-| ated with integrity. 1 refer to the| reckless and indiscriminate issue and) sale of stock certificates which have) Toe Casper Daily Tribune Bubscription price 5O cents per month by carrier, $6.00 a year by mail : Ad- Advertising for these columns must be paid for in adva less parties have an open account at this office : : CASH——CAS nce un- j i application.|no satisfactory basis of security or fer o7 16c Ib lect> Sats a= a 35¢ can { = vertising rates given on appli |value, and which are disposed of by| hpi stig ie Vite Gallon, extra selects .---$2.25 No Charge Accounts kept for small advertising Application fer entry as sec | unscrupulous promoters to unsuspect-| Beef Fiont Quarters__--13¢ Ib BI Point Oysters, in | - a at the pest office at Casper,|ing and poorly informed investors. | Beef Loins -----.------ 20c Ib} blue + oot Lecmea ——— BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS yoming, pending. |Such operations are fatal to confi- Beef Ribs, set _________18c Ib shell -------- $ ret WANTED—- Experienced waitress de- jdunce, and will act as a deterrant to! As = 7 re Ector the honest outside capital which we . ated Editor need in building up and developing _|our resources. Phone 567-R. 1-10-3t* | Beef Rounds, Rurap on_-_16c Ib Beef Rounds, Rump Off__18c Ib PORK FRESH FISH Arrives Overy Other Day Channel Cat Fish, Silver Smelts, LADIES: it’s Phere 21-5. Try a Call. Casper Beauty Parlor, Smith Building : : : : : 4.B. HANWAY sires position. 4. B. GRIFFITH EARL E. HANWAY -_——— | Se tet In correction of this abuse, I would , ‘ Red Snapper, Bull Heads, Black The Tribune’s Commercial Job} a = : FEW MATTERS OVERLOOKED recommend changes in the law gov-| Were See ee aca ee ey Alecks LBUGACoL MAL: a ; aE AUN dete? ’S MEESAGE} i sli i . Fresh Pork Shoulders, : : Printing Department is conc George B. IN GOVERNOR'S erning the filing of papers of incor-| ‘ mén, Halibet Sells the Earth and Writes In- PeeiAaten! | akties 3) 52. 4a 18c Ib 4 |be the best equipped in the State. | surance : Office Midwest Hotel (Continued from Page One) ee HF ian Fresh Pork Loins, who! SMOKED AND KIPPERED J The Governor then dwells at! loin’: starts ee ICE 2ic Ib FISH - }FOR SALE — saga aa If HENNING Did the Plumbing eee = yee ma? S| 2 i ed 3moked White Fi Kippered | inelnding range. 388 N. Maple. > ScHOOL CODE COMMITTEE 7|S0me length on the improve a FRESH OYSTERS—SPECIAL | "Seteson. Kip ccoae tena | EN There's No Kick Coming oO ~ is ___o9|conditions in the Penitentiary,, i f » Kip | ' Y i ithe educational work in the Qt. cans, extra se- Smoked Bloaters | —f Not the least important of the ques-/the educationa ; | lects |= (ace sss 60ecan! Bartiacued Cod—Try This! |FOR SALE—One 2-room house, suit-| tions to be considered by this session | State Prison, the Worland In- of the Legislature is the report of the| dustrial Institute and the pa- School Code Committee, recommend- tients now quartered in the ing specific changes and expansion in } Recommen- our school laws. In analyzing these State institutions. n recommendations, you are urged to|\dations concerning the public) keep in mind the general basic plan of utilities law, State game laws, the proposed system, which aims to|irresponsible land locators, uni- establish minimum state standards for * x4 é Cnt teat hte the schools throughout Wyoming, and form State laws, the University to provide a means for putting these/Of Wyoming, national guard) standards into actual practice. \legislation, the Green River or two Casper Rubber Co. ; Vulcanizing able for man and wife, Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J bachelors __--.---------- ; | 9 PENNSYLVANIA TIRES | A THREE-ROOM house, in good re-| Casper Rubber Company, | pair, close in, already to | Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 267-5 5 Oo move in ~---~---=- $700.00 if W. P. SPENCE, M. D. WE CAN'T TELL YOU ALL THE GOOD THINGS WE HAVE UNLESS YOU COME AND SEE US. Norris-Cleghorn Market WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVE MARKET RETAIL lA GOOD 4-room house, that is worth $2,000; party wants to sell quick and will take $1,600 cash Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Spe- | cialist : Glasses Fitted : Office 4 over Chamberlin’s Furn, Store eee | The laws recommended by the School Code Committee in no way op-! erate against the efficiency of the present well-organized district, but do sound as their keynote a plea for a higher state standard and a system of administration to make this posible. Eact member of the Legislature has} received a copy of the report of the! School Code Committee, and I es- pecially urge that he give it careful attention. afer, Meee | t HIGHWAY COMMISSION o—_ = ° 1°) In a new and sparsely settled State of widely separated communities, no problem is more imporixnt than that involving the construction and main- tenance of highways. Congress, a few months ago, passed a measure providing Federal aid in the building of highways in the different States. At the last election, the voters of Wyom- ing adopted an amendment to the constitution, making it possible for our State to participate in this Fed- eral aid, and the responsibility now) devolves upon the Legislature of pro- viding the necessary machinery for working out the best plan for partici-| pation. A Highway Commission | should be provided, with an active} secretary, who would be the principal) executive, who would devote his en-| tire time to the work, and who would, among other qualifications, be a com- petent civil engineer. | fae . o. - No state in the West needs good, substantial settlers to insure its proper development as does Wyoming, and no State offers more in the way of splendid diversified advantages and opportunities. From the congested! centers of the east, there is always a steady movement of homeseekers to the unsettled and comparatively un- developed regions of the West. This movement will be greatly «s=~-nted from now on, because of the rural credits measure, the new enlarged homestead act, and other influences} which will operate to lessen the dif- ficulties which the homeseeker in a| new country encounters. All things) being equal, these people will direct their footsteps toward those States| who are best advertising and exploit- ing their resources and opportunities. Practically all the so-called public land States of the West have been) very active in thus setting forth their! advantages, while for the past few) years our own State has sadly neg-} lected this important feature of State! building. It is imperative, as I see it,! that Wyoming should prepare with-| out delay, to secure her share of these homeseekers, and for that reason, éarnestly recommend that ample pro- vision be made for the revitalization of our immigration bureau. ++ * ? BLUE SKY LAW oO With the great growth and develop- ment of industrial enterprises and the exploitation of the magnificent nat- ural resources within our State, we ‘The Wymolng lron Works Boiler Repairs Flue Welding Stem Welding elso equipped Yer heavy acetylene welding. Ne job too small or too large. IMMIGRATION | ur the tment of carefully considered legislat‘oa. and the avoidence of un- wise end unwarranted statute: and ‘for the diligence with which it ap- reclamation project,-State de-; partments, necrology and other! subjects come in generously for their share of favor or dis- favor. In conclusion, Governor Kendrick says: | I am moved to urge that this Four- teenth Legislature enter upon its la- bors holding to the steadfast purpose of establishing a high precedent for Haworth Corporation OF WYOMING OIL STOCKS AND LANDS : PRODUCTION SPECIAL REPORTS _General Offices—Daly Bldg., Casper, Wyo. DR. H. R. LATHROP Office Phone 54 DR. W. C. FOSTER Office Phone 54 plies itself to the work in hand, with a view to completing its sessions with- in the prescribed term, without the House Phone 116 House Phone 278 ecessity of hasty action upon impor tant spbasutesiottentelacacteristicsof THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL the ordinary session. You can ac-| 840 South Durbin Street : : : : Phone 278 complish all of this, if you will but apply yourselves to the tasks before you with a _ conscientiousness of State-wide responsibility; if you will absolve yourselves from all local prejudices; if you will but glimpse a vision of the future growth and glory of the State and look upon your ef forts in State-building as sacred privilege. Your common interest is} State-wide ice BURKE BROS. PAY. $12,500 FOR CENTER STREET LOTS: Three lots on Second street, this) side of John MeGrath's blacksmith | shop went this week to the Burke} brothers. Mrs. Butler Cromer owned | the property and the consideration was $1 00, This is the second valuable busi-| ness site to be acquired recently in| which Michael Burke has a large in-| terest. Together with Jeremiah Ma-! honey, he purchased the plot 120 by 140 on which St. Anthony’s Catholic church stands, and on this piece of ground excavating will commence just as soon as arrangements can be made for it. Plans have not yet been! completed for the building to be erect- ed opposite the Midwest hotel but! there is much talk of a hotel being; put up on this desirable site. | beech fasinn | NOTICE TO SETTLERS | Every Modern Convenience for the care of the sick and injured Graduate Nurses : X-Ray Equipment : Private Ambulance Cadillac Cars We have a car load of new 1917 Cadillac Cars in transit. Watch this space for announce- ment of their arrival and then come in and see them a The Coliseum Garage FRANK HENRY Baggage Transferred to Any Part of the City. See Me and Make Arrangements for Delivery of All your Freight. I Meet All Trains. CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT PROMPT, CAREFUL SERVICE. be ] 640-acre homestead filings will be) accepted. FRED E. PLACE, Clerk of) the District Court. 1-4-tf oe j Our entire book stock on sale for 35c each. See the line in our window. Make your selections now by Phone! 18 or call at the Store. ©. WEST,! Schulte Bros. 1-10-2t} References: Any Casper Bank, Office Smoke House, Phone 83. Residence Phone 181-W. HARDWARE SPECIALTIES Rich Cut Glass Decorated and Hand-Painted China : : Usiversal Electrical Cooking Utencils of Every Description + : Electric Irons Vacuum Bottles, all Varieties Sterling and Triple-Plated Tableware, Carving Sets : : Game Shears : : Casseroles : : Percolators : : Safety Razora_ LOOK VER OUR LINE OF UNIVERSAL ELECTRICAL GOODS BEFORE BUYING THE RICHARDS-CUNNINGHAM co. MORES & LUTAS GROCERY COMPANY Fancy and Staple Groceries Exclusive Line of Imported Goods 132 W. Second St.; Tel. 134-3 uality Oil & Development Co. now drilling on their holdings in the B & vig and will start another We will sell a limited amount of this stock at valk f Dollar per share. This is a good buy. Get in with i sia ig pica os with one ys. in a few 0.L. Wal A GOOD i-room house, in good re- pair and all ready for occupancy; will sell for __~-$1,600.00; This house is worth several hun- dred more. NE LARGE 8-room house, in close|@ to business center; should bring | more than we are asking for it, and it will no doubt go in a hurry.| | . $3,500.00) IF IT’S PLUMBING SEND FOR HENNING Everard & St Chemists Phone 798 Rock and oil anal 10. | Glasses correctly fitted wili stop yr | headaches. See F. D. MARTIN, OPHD. Eyesight Specialist. Suite 6, Smith Block HENNING FOR Come in and let us show it to you LISTEN! WE HAVE any number of other| | PLUMBING! THAT’S ALL! propositions in city lots and houses Ja ce eo that are sure to interest any one OIL STOCKS ? looking for a paying investment. LIST YOUR PROPERTY with us. We get results. tae PERRY E. HAWORTH, Mokler Bldg., Phone 86 | AND LANDS | io ee SEE BEN REALTY CO., Cor. First Ave. and Center St. |Real Estate and Insurance, Rentals, Notary Publ MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon { Special attention given to ob- stetrics and diseases of women ic j Phone 74 Casper, Wyo. FOR RENT—Furnished i 2 - N. Jackson. Tel 147, een re and children. Office phone 30; $ = Res. Phone 164. Blackmore | FOR RENT—Room with or without). Bldg-, Casper, Wyo. board: Phone 777-J. 1-8-2t* | = see YOU AUTO PAINT and | YOUR AUTO NEEDS PAINT John Jourgensen, Decorator William Harry Newmeyer Piano Instruction STUDIO—Lynch Building, 111 | | East Second Street. rb | WARDROBE {f DAILY—1 00 to 5:30 P. M. ff Cleaners | Evenings by appointment. | Ladies’ Work Given Special | } Attention ~— —_..__..___ Phone 124W : 124 W. 2nd St. Residence Phone 128-W Bob’s Auto Livery Stand at Grand Central Hotel Phone 57 Special Rates to Salt Creek and the Oij. Fields GRAND CENTRAL STABLES THE place that. gives you a'good team for any drive, long or-sho: The Bonton CAFE THHE PLACE TO EAT : EV. ERYTHING FIRST CLASS : ; REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A SPE. CIALTY. | Day and Night Service Phone 20 Castle & Parsons, Props, 139 South Center Street Come in and Try [ Lumber Co. Phone 240 Call at 112 South Wolcott Street, or phone 635. DEALERS IN HUDSON AND GEBO COAL