Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1917, Page 4

THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE i * \“ANTON THE TERRIBLE” TITLE | was adopted. Fifty etheeed under y. IRIS’ FEATURE (the existing system would mean a sen- The Casper Daily Tribune: si paisipaseiad jate of not less than 50 en i ing, w i 2 a house of not less than 100 members. Eipbticntion Oftheos: Mekier Bide. ‘aps Bing, ary posoe are Some legislature that would be, quite Telephone 15 Iris Theatre on Sunday as co-star} come. with Theodore Roberts in the Jesse L.| Lasky production of “Anton the Ter- ing to recall that at, the time of the rible,” a thrilling drama of Russian constitutional amendment the sub- ¥ political intrigue, has bone into trade, governmental districts into which the ae FEES Subscriptions—By carrier, 15 cents @ 44 soon a substantial corporation of state was divided were the counties of No Charge week. By mail, 50 cents a month; which she is the head, will introduce Albany, Carbon, Converse, Crook, : | $8.00 for six months; $6.60 for year. itself into the, busy marts of com-|Fremont, Laramie, Johnson, Sheridan, rOR RENT—Large dining room and Jssued every evening except Sunday, @t Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming aad 5 Sw. rater ‘a inta. Bi at ; 5 Application for entry as second-class |™erce- sore fae ann bee pace Oe | kitehen, centrally located. Inquire matter ft the post office at Casper, When Miss King made her trans- vane ‘eer gs cea ia The 4 en | sti tribune office: 1-16-tf Wyoming, pending. continental automobile trip last wee a eainid ooantye tha: Canty apie ag : } vhic 2 ion of “The | 5-0 ys 4 —¥ aa > ey am | dey which the prodnesion Horn has been carved from the form-, WANTED—Messengers; good wages. Manuscripts sent to the editor will not Race,” was founded, she was the ob- ‘3d : tad a Z ; ¥ ata one! jec a great deal of comment on/|¢r Fremont county, and Big Horn has) Apply Western Union, Midwest be returned unless postage is enclosed ject of a great dea ‘ pply ee account of the wonderful way in|been re-carved into the present Big) Building. 1-18-tf % ; ection upon the|which she preserved her complexion. Horn and Park, Washakie and Hot c Se ay ccanlie ec fonute Gon of In spite of the wind and dust en- Springs counten ene pen Rar: oa Ty Comaecce aoe any person, firm or corporation which countered, she arrived in New York teres "Piehnoat boank Bia county of Printing Department is conceded to may appear in the columns of The|with the same fair complexion with Wanksi’ bas Gees en tthe be the best equipped in the State . Tribune will be gladly corrected if which she left Los Angeles. ~ — former Crook county and later Crook — arene: py | i i bed > a x: : brought to the attention of the editor Time is Ripe For Submission of and Fremont counties again carved to| FOR RENT—Nicely ffurnished room, J.E. HANWAY © Editor r ‘“ create pbell county; the county of modern conveniences. 244 South J. B. GRIFFITH Associate Editor| COmStitutional Amendment For natrona has been carved from the| Maple. Phone 376-M. tf EARL E. HANWAY News Editor| New Basis of Apportionment) former Carbon county; the county of - - Sat Ee = SSS | ee Py Niobrara has been carved from the FOR SALE—Sawdust. Wyoming Tie Tt was not. the intention of the (Continued from Page One) former Converse county and the & Timber Co., Riverton, Wyo. : ne deo d ate | aaa oa county of Lincoln has been carved 1-24to2 editor of the Tribune to precipitate| population may be, probably will be from the former Uinta county. ———————— = = a newepaper quarrel and bother the met by citation of the federal repre-| << UR SHED ROOM for rent. 315 pablic with the ups and downs &/sentative system, which provides that! Don’t fail to see Mary Pickford at\qorm er thee aoe 1-25-tf newspaper man must contend with in each state shall be entitled to two the Lyric Tuesday ins “Less'than the| . ne 312W. a building a daily paper in a new field| senators, regardless how small its| Jesu? 3 where patronage is limited; but there population may be. The case of fed- wee are times when patience ceases to/eya) senatorial representation, how-| A baby girl was born last night to be a virtue and it is necessary to £0| ever, is not parallel with the existing, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Boyd at the Cas sleeping rooms, 1-25-3t into these matters from a standpoint) Wyoming system of legislative repre- per Private Hospital. The mother. of self-defense. sentation. Tie federal constitution|and child are reported to be doing _ eet When a contempor circulates provides that each sta e shall be en-! nicely We WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or erroneous reports which is in direct titled to two senators and no more.| — aratclaas Vas lea SURAT Le aieatie contradiction of your statements to. The constitution of Wyoming pro-| Attention! first-class sales acy : a oe 1g the advertisers concerning the size of vides that each county shall be enti Deputy organizers wanted, for the Sole neh et Cae pibigins ris sales your circulation it is time to come tled to one senator, but provides fur-| Knights and Ladies of Security. Caun- 4 pea er eects oar out and prove your statement ther that there may ve a greater num-|cils to be organized at Casper, Doug- ye if cre G aie yy < The phenominal growth and popu- ber of senators than one for each|laz, Glenrock, Lrngie, Wheatland, Soe eee oatgieor larity of the Tribune in the three county, and that the senators above| Torrington, Ft. Laramie, Guernsey, “VY¢» Oakland, Calif. months of its existence has been the number of one for each county | Pine Bluffs, Burns, Hartville, Rock ——————* 7 Rae pronounced that no doubt it was hard ‘shall be apportioned among the|River and Lugs Communications Don’t fail to see Mary Pickford at for our esteemed contemporary to) counties as nearly as may be accord-| from other cities and towns in Wyo- the Lyric Tuesday in “Less than the realize that our local circulation hadjing to the number of their inhabj-!ming will be cheerfully answered. Dust.” gone so far ahead of theirs and when/tants.’’ The federal rule is iron-clad| Pleasant work, good pay. For further — = = —— = = we first published our circulationjand without exception, the Wyoming| particulars address MRS. B. D} KIM- Get yous bed at the Floppery—ev- statement they probably took it forjrtle is elastic and permits a thickly} BALL, District Manager, 20 CGon- erybody’s doing it. 1-15-tf granted that we were misrepresent- populated county to be given a sena-|verse Bldg. ie, Wyo. 1-17-tf 2 = ing it as they were theirs, which has'torial representation in accordance |—— EL TatS Slices See been the custom of a grcat many/|with the number of its inhabitant | Try a bed at the Floppery—only 25c newspapermen in the past. _ |We now have senatoria slegations | rae ir 1-15-tf But when the Tribune called for aj/frem the more thic -| show-down and a committee to inves-, tions of the state tigate the Press took the only course |im number as the left open—silen In October and tation of each of April of each year the postoffice de- populated counties, — | partment requires all daily papers . The logic of the situation dictates that enjoy a mail privilege to publish that the present legislature should be’ & sworn ement setting forth the, the legislature to submit the inevit- exact dail culation during the six}#ble amendment to the constitution months p ding that date. Some/Providing for abandonment of the! of the larger papers in the east have/®PPortionment system which the state had serious trouble with the postoffice|/##8 outgrown and which it further department for perjuring themselves;#"d faster will outgrow with each suc-! and saring to false statements anti ceeding year. The necessity for the their mail privileges have been can-/Change will be brought home to the celled. The government has inau-|Present legislature while it is wrest-| gurated this system to protect the ad- ling with the knotty problem of at- vertiser. So we say a man is a fool tempting ‘to make an equitable reap- to falsify his circulation statements, 4PoMionment which, while conforming Even in the case of the claim oft? the constiiutional restrictions, will 1300 weekly circulation it is as easy as not result in a legislature greater in falling. off of a log to prove it incor-| ™@mbership than the present legis rect ag the postoffice records show ture. Thé thank} ask of reappor- that 100 pounds of papers including “ionment will not again come up un- wrappers were mailed each week for | ti! the legislature of 1923 is compelled the past four weeks by the ‘0 undertake it. Meanwhile the legis- Record. Allowing nine copies to thejiatures of 1919 and 1921 probably pound would only show a circulation!!! fee an antipathy to monkeying of 900 or a false claim of 850 which With the buzzsaw of apportionment the advertiser pays ror and does not | When they are not specifically requir- get. jed to do so. If, however, the present The moral to this story it: Do not/J¢sis! MORES & LUTAS GROCERY COMPANY y Pickford at S gre & ess than the torial represen- -veral of the thinly Fancy and Staple Groceries Exclusive Line of Imported Goods 132 W. Second St.; Tel. 134-J Residence Phone 128-W Bob’s Auto Livery Stand at Grand Central Hetel Phone 57 Special Rates to Salt’ Creek and the Oil Fields (RSME SEES TS OF THE FAMOUS “PICKARD” HAND PAINTED CHINA. IN A CLASS ALL ITS OWN The Kimball Drug Store lature, fully realizing the neces- get out on a limb or someone might ‘ity for a constitutional change, will Baw itioff. ubmit th necessary constitutional amet amendment, it can be voted upon in Marion W. Edwards visited the 1918 and a new, and more reasonable Muddy field yesterday and reports System of apportionment provided as the Equality well down nearly five |the basis for~the reapportionment hundred feet and the drillers making Which must be made in 1923. fine progress. | As hereinbefore suggested, the re-| eye 0° peal of Section 8, Article III, is in- O. E. Snyder of Salt Creek, who is/|eviiable. Wyoming in time may have & partner of R. J, Mosher in the cattle 50 counties where it now has 21, and business is in town for a few dz where it had but 10 when the existing ne the bright 1 basis of apportionment Haddorff Piano House Wish Palace Shining Parlor We clean all kinds of shoes, buck- sknifi suede, Ooze, and all nappy and smooth leathers. Private s. Hats cleaned and William Harry Newmeyer Piano Instruction STUD1IO—Lynch Building, 111 East Second Street. If your Hat is knocked out, this is the place to have it cleaned and’ blocked. Cleaning and Pressing. PALACE HAT WORKS, Vilos & Romal, Proprietors DAILY—1 00 to 5:30 P. M. Evenings by appointinent. hts. onstitutior WE HAVE LEASED THE ROOM AT 247 WEST SECOND AVENUE TO GIVE TO THE RESIDENTS OF CA: PIANO STORE, AT FACTORY PRICES, AND SAVE YOU FROM ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF. AFFORD TO MISS THIS GETTING-ACQUAINTED SALE. , Our Great Introductory Sale, which commences on | January 29th, will give to the citizens of Casper and vicinity the Greatest Values ever offered in Pianos and Piano Players. Every hour, every day will bring new joy and pleasure to you and your friends, when you pro- vide them with music. Our Prices are made to suit every pocketbook Call at our Factory Store and investigate our $245 to $750—Stool and Scarf Free line of Pianos and Player Pianos. Every Piano is backed by our Factory Guarantee. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE . Terms—Cash, or Easy Monthly or Quarterly Bench Scarf and Player Music FREE with Payments. 3 - Every Player. ‘ % Play While You Pay ~ § 247 SECOND AVENUE, WEST C. T. KNAPTON, Manager if While on tke subject it is interest- Advertising for these columns must be paid for in advance un-| less parties have an open account at this office : : : : : CASH——-CASH——-CASH——_CASH HHADDORFF MUSIC HOUSE = FACTORY AT ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS —=——————— JOURGENSEN PAINT SHOP BLDG. LADIES: It’s Phone 21-J. dvertising Smith-Building : =: : =: George B. Nelson pt for small advertising | If HENNING Did the Plumbing 7 Fi or Sale There’s No Kick Coming See Ben and Bon Oo. Bargains in Lots and Houses. ONE LOT, 60x140, on terms; close in, $450.00. FIVE-ROOM bungalow, east front, close in; $1,000 down. W.\P. SPENCE, M. D. TWO-ROOM house, corner lot, near State Hospital; $675 cash. \ oT Re DON’T neglect to have your property SEA IEORILERe insured. Do it today. Tomorrow} may be too late. EVEN MORE IMPORTANT than OPHD. Eyesight Specialist. your property is your own life. Are Suite 6, Smith Block you protected with a life Insurance policy? Everard & Steele, Chemists pas Rock and oil analysis. Phone 798 | We write the old reliable Mutual O——-H-———_______6 seca 0. policy .Safe an LISTEN! HENNING FOR { THREE-ROOM house with bathroom | o but no fixtures. On Beech Street.| | FOR SALE—At a bargain. $1150.00. Elkhorn Oil Stock. $1600.00. | Phone 506-J O- - —_______-___ —______9 a Call. Casper Beauty Parlor, “AIN’ TIT THE TRUTH”? Sells the Earth and Writes In- surance : Office Midwest Hotel Casper Rubber Co. : Vulcanizing Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J PENNSYLVANIA TIRES Casper Rubber Company, Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 257-J Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Spe- cialis’ : Glasses Fitted : Office | over Chamberlin’s Furn. Store Qo—— i Glasses correctly fitted wil. stop | headaches. See F. D. MARTIN, | PLUMBING! THAT'S ALL! Three lots, bést location, also FOUR-ROOM house situated on large house and lot on Center, i lot not far from the center of town. M. MARGARET CURTIN Try Fintk 1 | i EIGHT-ROOM modern home. Capi-/ 9 tol Hill. $3200.00. SL EGR SLIP RS basement, with two extra rooms and laundry; yard all graded and] | ready to put in lawn, Lot 60x140;/ oO on South Walnut; $3,000. ie Max TRAP IF OIL STOCKS ay SIX-ROOM modern home, corner Jot,} AND LANDS on South Durbin street. Nice trees ea. ' in yard, walks and lawn. Garage. | PERRY E. HAWORTH, Hy House is beautifully finished inside. | Mokler Bldg. $5500.00. | Phosei88"" | SEE BEN REALTY CO., (oe Cor. First Ave. and Center St. |? WaRSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. 7 Real Estate and Insurance, Rentals, Notary Public rus 4¢ : Casper, Wyo. Physician and Surgeon Phone 74 It’s. the WARDROBE Bldg., Casper, Wyo. First door south of new Post- | any + a | office Building, Casper, Wyo. | FIVE-ROOM house, with bath, Zul | Special attention to diseases of women, surgery and obstetrics. | Residence and office phone 736. | Special attention given to ob- stetrics and diseases or wemen | and children. Office phone 30; | Res. Phone 164. Blackmore 0 Cleaners Oo —O. =P. Ladies’ Work Given Special Phone 124W : 124 W. Second St.§|| 8nd Paper Hanging. 135 Linden St. Phone 608-W The Bont on CAFE. |/$ chlitz THHE PLACE TO EAT : EV- In Brown ERYTHING FIRST CLASS : : REGULAR MEALS AND Bottles SHORT ORDERS A _ SPE. §| CIALTY, For Family Use 139 South Center Street | ‘ | Come in and - Try , To Announce || Their Sale of Pianos and Player Pianos. We're Here to Stay SPER AND VICINITY A FACTORY-TO-HOME PLAYER AND. IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A PIANO OR PLAYER, YOU CANNOT We are one of the few manufacturers that build our Pianos and Player Pianos complete, thereby knowing that every part is absolutely perfect within. In our twenty years of building Pianos we have learned, how to build an instrument that will satisfy the most discriminating person. We manufacture nate og over 15,000 Pianos and Player Pianos annually. d ; __ We are your neighbors and our interests are identical with yours. ty; COME IN AND PAY US SyIsIT : CASPER DECORATING CO. Attention Signs, Automobile Painting, | Interior Decorating Painting | Midwest Hotel | { | | |