Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1918, Page 7

MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 BUNE Wi INTADS GARRY YOUR i The Remar Forum Clad in” mow, was mperial Rome clothea in ermine was the Vision tlie vanishing year of 1917 gave to. surprised popu- lace, The Eternal city mantled in snow was the unusual and almost unheard of spectacle which greeted the Romans on the morning aftér Christ- mas, writes Alice Rohe in the Kansas City Star. Those who -woke to find the city chastened with its white vestments, lying peaceful and mysterious, felt the spell of the unusual ‘ahd wondered if it could be a sign Of peace. Whatever private emotions surged through an astonished pecple, the an- cient chroniclers announced that for the first time In thirty years a heavy snow storm had descended upon Rome. There are those Who recerd more re- cent snow, but not of a similar heavy fall. And snowstorms in Rome, gen- erally occur in January or February. This time for three days snow fell upon the sleeping city and then disap- ve d with the sun's rays at noon. lines and telephone wires were by tke strain that they refused to operate. City’s Routine Upset. The public conveyances were stunned into helplessness. Roman cab horses know nothing of snow and Ro- man cabmen are likewise afflicted. Consequently the intrepid pedestrians found themselves wading through deep slush by noon in a cabless town. ‘The Piazza Colonna was, with the thawing, like a lake of sherbet across which a few venturesome scouts—generally tor- elgners—were wading. In the forenoon a group of Ameri- ean boys from the avidti camp at Foggia—up for a holiday—hired 2 car to take a trip out the Applan Way— but the chauffeur, despite the protests and stronger arguments of the avta- tors, that a little dampness wouldn't hurt a machine, had to renounce the trip at the Catacombs, ‘To such an extent had the unheard of snowfall ~ 80 overcome Value of Sense of Smell | Proved in Discovery of the Substance Selenitim ————___ fe ee Have you an ambition to found a new science? Why not measure a smell? Can you tell whether one smelt is just twice 4s strong as another? Can you measure the difference be+ tween one kind of smell and another? It Is obvious that we have very many different kinds of sineiis, from the odor of violets down to asafetida, but until o measure their likenesses and differences you éan have no sclence < : lor, writes: Alexander Graham Bell in You th's Companion, In the first place we have to, define *n odor, Is {t an emanation of mate- Tal particles into the air or fs it a form of vibration, Hike sound? If you can decide that question, you will have the starting point for an entirely new fnvestigation. If odor is an emanation, it could be reflected from a mirror. yet und sound and heat can be re- flected. Ihave even warmed my hands #t the reflection of # fire in.a mirror of polished metal. That a cultivation of the sense of smell may be very valuable was proved in the discovery of the substance feleuium. In experimenting with the Waste products obtained in turing sulphurie acid, a dl chemist noticed the ° ch Smell of telurtum—an odor that has bo counterpart on earth or in heaven. But the smell was the only indication | of the présende of the substances elt the chemical reactions declared that there was no tellurtum present in the Powder, ‘The chemist therefore con- cluded that, if no teéllurium was pres* bd there must be a new substance “re, as yet undiscovered, which re be mbled tellurtumy ‘hen he had ex- tharted from the all the materials b knew were firesent, he found a Xsidue, whieh proved tou be, as he had Not only the people regarded the plie- on with wonderment, but e 3 7 ’ disturbed the ordinary routine of Ro man Tife. Scene of Rare Beauty. The beauty of thé snow-covered ctty Isa thing Romans will not forget. The panorama, fromthe Pincian “Hill, it- self carpeted’ with a 65-inch covering of white, its palm ‘trees picturesque and curious sentinels in the winter setting, was incomparable. Saint Peter's dome, ermined, with the ball, a white world symbol, as ever dominated the picture,~Nearery the» Pantheon, now white, shone fn its“new garment. Far away over white powdered roofs and terraces through twisted, irregu- lar streets, rose the whitened Janicu- lum, the watchful figure of Gartbalat. mantled in snow. From the ghostiike whiteness of the Palatine, an undisturbed shroud Isy upon the campagna, tn early’morning, through which a specter-like Appian Way stretched toward the truly named Alban Hills. In the teart of ancient Rome, the miracle of-the: snow,/brotght)mmybrel- | las and ov¢ transformation of Rome's antiquities. Forum Clad In Snow. All the year round vines and plants FOR RENT—One grow in the Forum, while lizards sun themselves.on the fallen columns. The ; ¢ Forum, snow covered, and covered for three days until noon, was a sight of which the young generation will boast of seeing “back in 1917, the third year of the war.” Up on the Capitoline Hill, the noble equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, rising from the center of the historic square, wore a new mantle of snow, while bis horse was white with fresh und unforeseen trappings, . But like the snows. of Villon—the Eternal ¢lty’s ermine disappeared be- neath sun and squads of street clean- ers, among whom the new common sight of women “whtie wings” told of a wartime world, NN eee suspected, a new elementary sub- stance, This wew' substance, Which was named setenium, resembled black seal- ing wax ff appearance. In its vitreous ter St. hoes out of American‘and | 2&E Tonthe. 304 Went English closets to go forth on wonder- | FOR ing admirers thrilled by the sturtling tt form it Was|a nonconductor of elec- tricity, but when heated almost to the fusing point and allowed to! ewol very sloWly it coinpletely changed it# ap, petrance. It-acquired a dull, metallic look, ike a; ; and in that, its erystal- Nhe Fos , it was a conductor of electricity,; but of extremely high re- sistance, “A Jittle pencil of crystylline Selenium, no¢t much more than ai inch long, off as much resistance to the passage of the electrical current as 96,000,000 Mnjles of wire, enough to réach frommhere to the sun. Yet it was a conductor,’ Immenge Concrete Bridge. Plans are how praeticatly completed. for the eonstruction in Stockholm of what is © ed will be the Jaraett concrete bridge in the world. The new structured, which will join pyres Herserud, will be called the bridge, after the island where Heme: / 0) rud is located, and will be 845 mets (2,772 feet) in length, with 52 meter supported by massive concrete ‘eol- umns Of meters (483 feet) in length. The columns will be hollow, with an intersection ‘of about 85 centimeters (34 inches). A few of the columns Will be provilled with concrete “rings,” three meters! (9.84 feet) in height, each “ring” having an expansion of about. one mcter (2) inches) FOR RENT—Nicely furnished modern rooms. 331 W. FOR RENT—Nicery farnished, modern Tooms. 331 W. Second. 2-15-tf for intlemen > Two blocks Cen- 7-8-tf RENT— bath; Fe le. Linden. 317 FOR RENT—Modern room; 2% blocks east. of Midwest hotel. Catl 206 5 Beech St. or 329 East Third St. 7.9-1at* FOR RENT—New, two-room, futnished artment; strictly modern; alse far- nished single room, 736 KE. Second. Phone 962 7-i2-tf Se FOR. Bane Fou Sire ho bath in ) basement. Appty tata. pombe 2 5 FOR RBENT—New, 8-room house, two familt odern; $40 and $20. East rae, South pd addition. 7-23-tt weaehetie for ; Two b focks Cen: cks Cen- 7-15-tf East Side Gi: Gara; foreman, Be: _— '—Sleeping rooms; al#o oom: ir light housekeepin, ‘cait at 547 West Second or phone Bw 1 A +17-6t bath = a furnished, He North Jefferson. 7- FOR, TENT Room with e-room house, of lot. 356 FOR RENT—Fou:-room, double house; firnighed for two families. Can 416 North _. 7-19.3t* FOR RENT—Furnished, two basement rooms for Mght housekeeping; good lent and ary; rent cheap. 1006. So. Bim 7220-St° FOR RENT—Two furnished basement aw for light housekeeping. Beer 7v 7-20-2t er FOR RENT—One sledping room: also four unfdrmisi rooms. house~ keeping. Inquire 126 North Beech. Phone 323R. =20-8t FOR peg age aig ox “a room: house roomer cheap. Epi g leaving ad 704 M i 7-20-2t* Giiftiralshed reoms; jorth Center St. i _7-20-6t RENT Nicely furnished mtlem: eras ae Bae ey one 5 oe rentatiod for Saas rooms; furnial 0) — in city. "fio ee SE Phone FOR RENT—Garagée at 325 North & ity Co. 7-20-3t rant, Casper R °=NT—Fornished bea Bspstaics: ee ("1 % nice Sb. ate RENT—Two-roomt aparatients, unfurnished, $1 furnished, $2 ear refinery. 922 South besser oe Pe oe harness and i for sale aS # bargain. | Phone _9 — 7-20-7t bath: parlor Pi) or Without Bay: ton prtvtlowan: pér month. 3, with of without kitchen privt! 4 oenpie Call: Foster” reat rae ond Si FOR ae or three light Fe oa rooms; furnished. tis aT FOR RE t citadel a modern room for gentlemen, 538 West Second. 7-22-3t" Nght housekeeping #18 East Third. $18 per mo. i North Lincoln. 7-22-20 t RENT—Furnished bedroom, large nough for two; bath, phone. 256 th Maple St. 7 FOR RENT—Room; $3.00 per week; $10 pér month. 312 West Pa 7-22-21" FOR FE ‘T—Light houseeking room. 215M. 329 South Maple. 7222-3 —— ns FOR RENT—Desk yoom in good of- fice; $15 per month. Phone 898, 7-22-3t ——————— FOR RENT. — Three with bath; unfurnished; North Beeeh. Phone FOR RENT OR SALE—new bungalow, 8 rooms and laundry, @ rooms in basement. 420 South Lincoln. 7-22-6t PATRIOTIC HERD SPRINGS UP FOR THE RED CROSS The most patriotic cattle herds in the country now roam and graze on the ranges’ of New Mexico, Wyoming, | © Utah and Colorado. Like the family that is 100 per’cent American, these herds have—or will soon have+one or more heifer members that), have vk the American Red as evidenced by the ARC brand: is gay. 2 worn somewhere on the left THe St6ekmen of evécy one’ oc sewed four states, which comprise the tain division of the Americah Red Crogs, have seized wit hpatriotic avid. ity the idea of donating one or more heifer calves to the organization with whose initials they will be ‘Rivalry for the honors and prizes that; will be towed for the best, ARC heifers at the National Western WANTED—Furntture. Call 602W. Cas- per Auction House; 208 North oe: ter. tf | ni between $3500 and 36! $900 to $1000 of Tri | WANTED—Young m: YOU should try our special erent he ae ae —Underwood. Second St. OUR specialty fle a fresh fruits in 115 West Secon Ww. WANTED To take Gara by Spruce. | po oe, WANTED. TO RENT=Three of fant. day, Ww. Experienced bi ines wo ANT ED Lp bic ponealA, man Wahts position. Wa water well Answet - Mar, citre WANT! moving same to Salt cat A ‘The WAN’ Center. oe LOST—Suitcase in postoffice. Return FoR, as Thir 9 wai — PS Se POR SALE AT A BARGAIN A FINE BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS AND BATH UPSTATRS; FINISHED ROOMS IN BASEMENT, LAUNDRY RooM WITH TUBS, PURNACE, EV. | ERYTHING MODERN; LOCATED ON SOUTH LINCO§N STREET; FINE LARGE LOT. $4600, PMALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN TAKES IT. FURNITURE GOES WITH THE HOUSE. IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN REAL ESTATE, WE HAVE IT. ~ } PLATTE VALLEY INVESTMENT co. | Rooms 203-203, @. S$. Bidg. | | house #60 a A fine home on North Beech St.; fine, big yard, lawn; is old but tm good order; has 7 rooms and bath; rents for | buy | Phone 8-W. j }tlon, well constructed and well ar-/| ged, good size coal house; price! | $95 ‘Oniy $106 cash, balance to ve paid like rent. } Five-room bangalow with two finish-| room, storage room, bath, two bed- |rooms, with two windows which gives} | good ventilation, cement foundation, | large porch, kitchen all batit-2 month. . | Prive $4900; 9600 cash. Wit also take in good car and balance very easy terms. If you réally want a close-tm home; thi# fs your opportunity. NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE: RUTLDING co. 147 South Center St.. Upstairs. WANTED FOR SALE |FOR SALE—rour-room house and bath without fixtures; newly fur- ished thruout with best furniture ob- |tainable; near refinery; all for $3,000. | Will sell unftirnished for $2500; very | easy terms. Inquire of owner. 2485. 5-30 | | FOR SALE—At your own price, furni- | ture of ait kinds. 208 No. Center, FQR SALE—nxepublic truck; nearly hi WANTED TO BUY A four or five-room, i goctern lioure, | 4 to 6 years old: weight (100 to 1400 Cg anen ore five sets ge heavy harness; cash and can male ry od ons; one good monthly payments. i would buy SPac| aa Fy eg lot if the price te right. Give full de- Say bee Waltut. Phone Hen tails with tel you have on th Wal Mth ‘Adare John Ferguson, care FOR. SALE—One L. C. Smith typewrit- er; cheap; See Adriance, care Trtb- 17 to 20 years of age to learn & te $b-cent bust- | ¥O! ‘OR. SALE AT BARGAIN PRIOB—Of- fice furniture, consisting of desks, ness; great chance for a future. Met- chairs, rug, typawritter, ete, Address ropolitan & to 50-cent store: 7213- tf) Box 333, care Tribune. 3-17-f typewrit je 789 or call at 218 N. Grant s 7.19-6t° POR SALE—Furniture of all ge) p= tions. Owner leaving for arm i sell. by lot or piece. Address Walnut. FOR ee twe nished 11:3) till 2. Waffle Kitchen; 116 W. eiete| ys, Wat: room, modern house; Owner: len rooms in basement ving: for army, and will soli for $3800" with $500 to dress 822 South Walnut. ‘To buy good; secon rd runabout; must be in ion and reasonable. Ad- 700 down. - 7-19- tee handle or will take good sar and some week; pleasant ce ee cash for first payment. Phone 974¥ . 4-reom bungalow. near refinery good neighborhood and good lot. See owner, 1026 |Ash St. Phone 638J, FOR SALE—Ne house. Micon oom 2-22-4t* tronin. 1-2 rooms or %, care FOR SAL dition, 1420. 12 ‘on, double Some furniture. R Second St. Washing and Buiter Renidonse lot, one 159M. 19, -22- ace with star rig to aritt| ¥O 2-2 Ug ARE MTEC IN THE MEDITERRANERY | '¥—-National No. ye mS efit state ice latter, also cont ) ‘eek field, if lo- " wer Star Case, ribune. ED—Girl or woman: for housework. Phone 3! . MISCELLANEOUS ' So. 7-22.2¢ to Casper Storage Grocery co! iota, “trade hone owner, 56! RUSTON Se mans acres, good land in i — proper- | Mediterranean. errs According to these figures, no less than 2,060 vessels, chiefly me men, with a total tonnage of 000, cfossed the Mediterranean be- tween February 24 and April 1, under y | escort. The mverage number of 7 | ships under way, coming to or going ‘Wo! away ftom, France was 240. The submarine uttacks, neverthe- eas, had so sicd tt fords that |only one in four resulted in damage! to the ships. The result has been that the water traffic had seadily | increased. knittl: tat: SF wast 40 REWARD _ ead a Rea eS al a eae Sanerating | chain) You shoula, fy con phage = 11:80 till 2. le Kitchen, 115 Phone 926 oF call 386 Bast Second. Re: ay second. street. Gid-uf IST Se. Center St. Phono | | new; reasonable price; too heavy for FOR jour work. Casper Storage Co. 5-20-tf corcat. FOR SALE—Five Wefl-mutohed teams, | FOR SALE—Five* rooms of excetient | a | furniture, {including piano, and sun pore furniture; house for rent. Appiy ras | 911 South Spruce. 7-16-tf FOR SALE—By owner, gwod, tiew, 6- room bungalow; bargain, and éasy —————_— rr (Cath. -3025,, SONS iN sea 7 PARIS, July 22.—The growing in- effectiveness of the submarine war- fare is indicated by official figures published by the French government, relating to the French traffic in the { sTor: Loor LASTEN BARGAINS ON EASY PAYMENTS New, 3-rooth bungalow, located in the refinery district, cement foundation. Dot 50x130; wail constructea. You can} it by paying $100 down and bal- ance like rent New, 3-room ho’ in Kenwood addi-}| Jed rooms in basement. large closets in |basement rooms, coal room, ljaundry hom fur- features in it. It makes-an idea and it is a bargain at $38 thermore it only takes cash to swing the deal, balance to be paid ike rent. 18 YOUR HQD INSURED? ANY HOUSES on} LIST IT WITH US.} tr you Hav LOTS FOR SAL ALFRED R. LOWEY HARRY FREE } } Atterney-at-Law. meal Ee i i ogee 302-303 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 896-W. | 2 Mi pay © reward of $60 for name cc cr) party who has tn their possesion the thirty<seven hy five Goodsesr ord, | Real Estate and Insurance non-skid. tire, tire rimy and tube re- ve ge Thursday sight | 00 for information : esult in vonvietion or parties who forced ent rage and removed tire, tube ar trom car. W. F HENN Fifth Fioor 0. & Blég. ome ar stmPson 221 Rast Secon fer posite FO. Phone SAL) real estat Phe CASPER HEATING SUPPLY COMPANY Everything in Metal Work: | Warm Air and Hot Water Heats in; Fourth and Pues. > ‘treing, Repairs and Fixtures Phone ssew. Res. E Ebene 7156W 136 South Center. os | J. DONOHUE | Plating, Stensn and Het-Wates | Heating « Special Jobbing of ail kinds alll MERCER DICKERSON Rohr | attended: ct yo lj Shon: 948 South Wolcott. lence, 265 North Pine St. i les = | itheties a Specin ss ie Y DR. Res Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. | DUBOIS & eee DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. | Room 24, Teeusend Bldg. Second { Casper, Wyo. 4 2. Wood Building Evenings and Sundays by Ap- | | Tribune. 7-15-tf* | FoR SALE — Two-burner Pine pointment. stove with oven. Inquire 1 South Lady Attendant Phone 333 i w, irl tor general housework. | Center. St. Casper Realty Co. __7-19-3¢ Casper, W: mi } CHA: OUNG Mo ‘Wigheott 5 Smoke MF ta-at | GOOD home, Butler addition, for sale; QO) sick Work Geoeees = 75-foot lot, trees garage; $900 will A ae EES sa | Will do work gy of ot Cee 962-0 | 736 E. Second St. 5, t Residence, ‘itenain “Hotel, Phone Office Phone‘ osT c BE. A ry see rag tes ™. BD. 211 0. 5. Buliding. ? | TAIrs | De. W. A. Myers Dr. I, BILLIARD PARLOR oo |-A Congenial seaen for Gente: DRS. MYERS & FROST | Office former Mokler residence third door east of Auscioines ts by Telephone, MISS DI Beauty Parior i EB. Burnham | Smith Bidg., Suite 11. | \ LESTER'S | | 7 i one me MACHING 4 Lester & Tallin, Preps. | Lefringhouse. 6-29-14° THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Leaves Midwest hotel Sunday, at 8:30 a, m., for egg pda oor at 1 pom. Tespa ee HEM y, WRRB TT oe Prop. Office. 54 Dr, Foster—Residence.__.. Dr, bathrop—Residence....116 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 27% and 273 4. H. JEFFREY, D. C. P&C. Chiropractor Household Goods, Pianos, Ete. Storage House on Burlington Tracks " CHAMBERLIN AND UNDERT. Ofilice Suite 207 O. & 3. Bidg, Telephone No. 643M .. ~~ RNITURE ING CO. Football in. the Holy. Land. ican hear now shouts ‘6 ” and “Off side!" I won- zites, the! Amorites would think of it all, if they 1d hi po) Lona iivs RATS There 4s a desert football league} ready How, and tts season” ts in full swing} forma Ther isjalso a Sfhai team—a regret at the bottom of the ih 2 | quite famous B hs Stock Show in Denver, where = stoek will be sold next Bren ‘ent, agco Pe} wih pe at Mountadin ia vision headquarters in Deny, Gn Contract or Percentage PETER } *Grroaime MIDS & METAL Knives and Saws; Repair Locks. ‘our Troubles to Us! Fp S. KOCH. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP 151 Sputh Center, 2 COMPANY. Highest prices for Hides, Peils, Wool and Firs, Copper Metals, Rubber, Rags. Old Au- tomediles Bought and Sold Telephone 285-M, Casper, Wye. 4/| ese OAT