Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1918, Page 3

sATURDAY, NOV. 2, 191 | THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE 4 William 0. Wilson. ; ; 5 | The infant child of Margaret and] value, and in doing the same to con-! Without restriction as to place or eign country. is |Peter Donovan of South Dover street) tract, build, bay, sell, own and oper- Fmount. The amber! GY Pinedo of taal E. D. LORIMER, 7 was buried this morning. The child} ite all-necessary water-rights, termi-- To do any or all of the thngs company shall be three, and the! President. 4 "4 1 ;Was born yesterday. Mr. Peter Dono-| jals, mills, smelters, machinery, mill- herein set forth to the same extept names of the Directors who shall WILLIAM 0. WILSON, u an is a brother of Charles Dohovan| ;ites, roads, railroads, inside or out-|as natural persons might or could do, manage the concerns of said Com-| Secretary. i\ jwho died night before last after 4) side of Wyoming, tramways, ditches, |and in any part of the world, as prin- pany for the first year are William| Published November 2, 4, 5, 1918. f | }week’s illness of influenza, fumes an gach other property as fipals, agents, and contractors, trus- 0. Wilson, -E. D. Lorimer.and 8./ - € . . 4 {s i ie i shall be fit and necessary in carrying | tees or otherwise, and either aloné or | y si a z tOURGE |, Mrs. A. E. Biglin and little daugh-/ oyt the objects Kerein stated. To buy,! in company with others, sanel of. Wath Wil eau 3H EEI EY ry ter, Margaret Angeline Biglin, have/ sel] or lease mines and mining prop-| jy GE AL 5 Wyomi 543 ¥ * jbeen moved from the State hospital | ert f afl kinds, and property of{.,,. G al) £0< kearay: on any | W young, 5 a) | CRG GLA do, Weal Hat ee es ee Property Of! other business in connection there-| The location of the principal of- INSTITUTE hs Ly ee stievery kind, nature and description) with, whether manufacturing or Sikic in Chat hall street. Mr. and Mrs. Biglin have! ysefal or! necessary in operating and : = fice of the cofipany iy Unemteces Eighteenth and Curtis Sts. Red Cross Calls Attention to Limit- ed Supply of Yarn and Requests Action to Prevent Dupli- cation, Official 3 red Cross chapter workers have | equested to discontinue the di- vect distribution to drafted men of| ited articles made from materials | i by the Red Cross. The lim-| te ply of yarn and the necessity of preventing duplications in the dis-| 1 of the articles is the cause! vgestion. The yarn on hand} only to provide for the when carefully hus- irements » request of General Pershing jeneral Staff of the Army has omfort kits from the personal of soldiers going overseas, unt of the limited shipping ge jout with an apology for Gov. Houx COLONY UNCORKS THIRD brnor. “Jumps Traces! Because. There Ts penne tne McClure’s' home No Comparison” in Candi- ye ae dates, Declares Old Wheel- horse of Guernsey L. L. Jameson and Mrs. E. C, Jameson of Evvay are in Casper for a few days while attending to business! affairs. { Democrat is * * Another prominent } and a declaration that he intends to support the Republican nominee for A Payl < fi Governor. In the current issue of| dob" Kensedy Tay ore Oe Font the Guernsey Gazette W. R. O'Hara, company reports the bringing in of a a life-long Democrat, has the follow- new well on the tract near Neodo- ang, to say over his own signature: sha, Kan. e well, which is the third ‘ I have been a life-long Democrat, | drilled in on these holdings, is report- a this year I will have to “jump; ed good for 100 barrels. Only lim- | the traces” on the candidages for gov-| ited holdings of stock are reported in + s casper, a majority of that purchased I know both the candidates per-! here having been unloaded last fall. sonally, and there is no comparison.) The stock is quoted around 12 and Carey is far the better man for gov-! 15 cents. . ernor. “Houx has had no business experi-| WELL IN KANSAS FIELD} maintaining the same, and in reduc- ing the ores and refining the min- erals taken therefrom directly or upon commission, whether such com-| mission is payable in money or other-| wise. To erect buildings, operate saw mills and engage in trade of every| kind, both in stores and provisions, steam and sail transportation, road building and engineering, freighting and’ carrying. To take, own, hold, deal in, mort- gage or otherwise lien, and to lease, sell, exchange, transfer, or in any manner whatever, dispose of real! proverty, within or without the State of Wyoming, wherever situated. To manufacture, purchase or ac- quire in any lawful manner, and to} hold, own, mortgage, pledge, sell.! transfer, or in any manner dispose of, | and to deal and trade in goods, wares, merchandise and property of any and} every class and description, and in |SAND DOLLARS, divided otherwise, not contrary to the laws of the State of Wyoming, and with all the powers conferred upon corpor- ations by the laws of the State of! Wyoming. The amount of the capital stock | of the said company shall be TWO HUNDRED AND. FIFTY THOU- into two hundred and fifty thousand shares of the par value of $1.00 each. The term of the existence of the said company shall be fifty years. The operations of the said Com- pany shall be carried on in and at the City of Casper, in the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, and in the County of Niobrara and any other county or place within said State of Wyoming; and also outside | of the State of Wyoming, and within any state, territory, district, or pos- session of the United States or for- be at Suite 14, 15 and £6, Townsend | Cor. Building, in the City of Casper, in| DENVER, COLO. the County of Natrona, in the State| LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS. of Wyoming, and the agent in charge cured by a scientific course of medi_ of said office and the agent for serv-| cation. The only place in Colorado lice of process upon said corporation where the Genuine Keeley Remedies . et IT WILL PAY YOU TO LET HANDBURY-JOHNSON COMPANY 226 North Center St. Phone 988 GIVE YOU ESTIMATES ON YOUR ; Steam and Hot Water Heating, Plumbing and Engineering WE SPECIALIZE IN JOB WORK igar , a ear th ts. For thi - | ini i es Vote for Mary Hamilton for|any part of the world. ley 5 —— ca space om i ntriBUtlOH OE Sopitare Evel far tha Job of woteenoe ar Waning (nny See a mdent of Schoole on|" To acquire the good ‘il, vices! =O NUN j to men in the training camps will as they can obtain in the camps cease, and cantonments babatd article aaa never elected him to this position, | bilities of any person, firm, associa = tained in them, ie comfort kits!and never will. Bob Carey, I have) LORIMER MINER. _|tion or corporation; to pay for the) == will be shipped in bulk to the other/ known since he wore knee breethes., PANY was Raise it the of. sme in’cantt, the stock of this com2jaag and will be distributed “ovér th n1G REWARD FOR He is only there by accident, and I) am pleased to say ,the Democrats! << | NOTICE OF INCORPORATION | and property, and to undertake the whole or any part of the asset or 1 He is a man of integrity and ability, | fice of the Secretary of State, Chey- a practical man in every respect; a/enne, Wyoming, on the 5th day of man who knows the needs of the peo-| Avenst, 1918, at 9:10 o’clock a, m. ple. I know of many Democrats who| The nature of the business and the are going to support Mr. Carey and I objects and purposes proposed to be believe he will be elected by an over- | transacted, promoted and carried on, CONVICTION OF | ILLEGAL VOTERS Anti-Saloon League Posts Offer ; “Failure to Vote is Vote For Wets,” is Slogan of Campaign Plans for carrying the “‘dry’’? cam- paign to a victorious conclusion inso- far as Natrona county is concerned were placed in concrete form Friday at a meeting of prohibition forces of the city, including members of the Anti-Saloon league and the W. C. T. U. Working on the theory that “‘fail- ure to vote is a vote for the wets,” hoth oreanizations are concentrating their efforts at this time on ‘omn- plete poll of dry sentiment, confident that when the ballots are counted Casper and Natrona county will show a huge plurality for the ousting of the liquor interests. During the closing days of the cam- paign they will seek to impress upon their sympathizers that the battle re- mains to be won at the polls and not by latent sympathy in the cause. Fol- lewing up the publicity drive inaug- urated early in the campaign, 3,000 sample ballots. have been printed for distribution as a means of removing any misunderstandings that might defeat the objects of the campaign. The constitutional © armendments, of which the “dry” amendment is No. 1, will appear on a separate ballot and yoters should take care to mark it properly. Members of the W. C. T. U, will furnish “sentinels” on elec- tion day to hold banners and dis- tribute sample ballots properly marked at a safe distance from the polls. A standing offer of $100 for the ar- rest and conviction of an illegal voter hes been increased to $200 by the Anti-Saloon League of this county and the reward will be promptly paid to any person who brings about such i Altho the prohibition sare not entitled te chal-/ 's at the polls they will be rep- resented and workers will be on hand to defeat attempts at illegal voting. The erection of posters in con- Spicuous places thruout the city was completed within the week with the result that the county will be fairly} Dlastered with pictoral arguments be-| fore Tuesday. — - VOTE “YES” on the amendment or prohibition on Nov. 5th. . * * cvote for Mary Hamilton for} ounty Superintendent of Schools on the Non-Partisan ticket. 11-2-2t eee i The church bells will ring every ‘our Tuesday, Nov. 5th to remind you} to vote for a dry Wyonting. ° * * Miss the | Anna Thompson, teacher of = fifth grade at the Park school who has been assisting at the Red) ross hospital for a few days in car-| ‘ng for influenza patients was taken | roe the disease yesterday and was| “ken from the hospital to her apart- ment in the Bragg. . 8 6 , os sae C. G. Abrahamson of Chad-| on, Neb., arrived yesterday to spend ime with her mother, Mrs. eth Lenehan of South Beech * 8 Mrs. Harland Thompson and her son who arrived at the State hos- October 29th, are both doing| ‘The little lad’s.father is serv- % the colors in France. ——. When you are hun, i j 7 think of the hite House Cafe. 10-38-23t FOR RENT—Teo 9 fur = NT—Two basement rooms) a rnished for light housekeeping; Slight and warm, 1006 E. Elm aber. 11-2-1td Ww whelming majority. As I have men-|qre to do any and all of the things tioned, I am a life-long Democrat | herein mentioned, as fully and to the) and am still for the party, but the same extent as natural persons micht fact that Houx gained the nomination | oy could do and in any part of the} pany, bonds or otherwise: to hold or in any manner to dispose of the whole or any part of the property so pur chased; to conduct in any lawful man ner the whole or any part of any busi ness so acquired and to exercise all the powers necessary ar convenient] in and about the conduct’ and man-} agement of such business. | To apply for, purchase, or in any) Quality and Value In Men’s (though I don’t understand how) makes it necessary for me to give my support to Carey, a man whom I can place confidence in.” HOUX BETTING SLOW; RUN OUT OF FUNDS HERE Lively Interest in State and Munic- ipal Tickets as Attested by Wagers on Outcome Next Tuesday Considerable election betting money was in sight this morning and it is learned that several good-sized ‘wads were wagered on the outcome of the various contests, both state and local tickets. The betting seems to favor Rob- ert D. Carey for governor. At noon today Carey money went begging. Early yesterday morning it is said that one bet of $100 at even money was placed on the outcome of the gubnatorial contest. One Carey en- thusiast flashed a roll of $900 this morning and was unable to find any Houx money in sight. In sporting circles bets of 2-to-1 on Mondell remained untaken, while odds of 5-to-3 on Warren found few takers. Several small wagers were laid at even money on the outcome of the contest for sheriff. In the municipal contest the bet- ting seemed to favor the election of the American ticket, and on the street corners and hotel lobbies numerous small wagers were laid, some at even money and a few at odds, according | world, the powers to be exercised be- |ing incidental only to mining, to-wit To carry on the business of acquir- ing, owning, entering, and disposing | of, and dealing in lands, mines. min- jers's. chemicals. jand all other kinds ‘and species of property, real and personal in gen- eral, and which may and do enter specifically into or relate to mining, milling, concentrating, converting, smelting, testing, treating, preparing for market, mantfacturing, buying selling. exchanging and otherwise producing and dealing in platinum, gold, silver, copper, iron, maganese, vanadium, cobalt, uranium, lead, zinc, aluminum, sulphur, asphalt, gilsonite, bauxite, gypsum, potash, alum, borax, |euano and phosphate rock, and all ‘kinds of ores, metals, rocks, clays, | earths, elements, minerals and chemij- cals of similar or allied or related | properties withowt specifie enumera- tions thereof. and all-préducts. and by-products thereof, whether crude, or raw, or manufactured wholly or in part therefrom, or in conjunction | with other suitable and _ requisite |materials, and ingredients, and the |arrange, and combine and re-combine as may prove essential, and by what- {soever process chemical or mechani- ‘cal the same can or may be produced, {and to conduct generally all business | appurtenant thereto. | To work, prospect, or develop lands, mines and minerals, of every {nature or description, either for itself {or other companies, corporations or jindividuals upon such terms and for jsuch remuneration as_ it shall deem |fit and proper, and to accept, take jand hold !ands, minerals and claims jof every kind and nature, either as an |entirety or any interest in the same; land ta buy, sell, own or control stock of other corporations as it may deem fit and proper. To do everything that may be necessary or proper in the conduct of its business in the way of developing, prospecting, locating, ac- \auiring, buying and _ selling lands, rights and claims. | same to modify, change, arrange. re-| to the viewpoint of the betters. i ee Ngee minerals, and mining claims of every Miss Zoe Marks, public stenogra-|kind, nature and _ description, and pher at the Midwest, hotel, returned |-vorking the same, and the production yesterday from Manville where she|of ores and minerals therefrom, and has been for a few days attending to |inreducing such ores and minerals to business matters. the most profitable merchantable lron Out T No need to worry about your ironing troubles when you have an Electric Iron. We have all the best makes and all guaranteed. JUST CALL Natrona Power Co. Phone 69 manner acqt , and to hold, own. use and operate, or to sell or in an manner dispose of, and to grant li cense or other rights in respect of. snd in any manner deal with, any and all rights, inventions, improvement: and processes used in connection with or secured under letters vatent or) lecopyrights of the United States or| |other countries, or otherwise, and to) | work, operate or develop the same, {and to carry on any business, manu- ‘facturing or otherwise, which may be| \deemed to directly or indirectly ef-; | fectuate these objects or any of them. | To guarantee, purchase, hold, sell, \assign, transfer, mortgage, pledge or otherwise dispose of, the shares of the capital stock of, or any bonds, se- curities or evidences of indebtedness issued or created by any other cor- poration or corporations of this State, or any other State, country, nation or government, and -while owner of said stock mayi exerciserall the rights, | powers and privileges of “ownership, lincluding the right to vote thereon, |to the same extent as natural persons lmight or could do, provided such | other corporation herein referred to, jis or may be subsidiary to or tribu- | tary to, and does contibute to the ob- /jects and purposes of the said Lori- mer Minerals Company, as provided n Section 3983 of the Wyoming Com- piled Statutes of the year 1910. To enter, into, make and perform contracts of every kind. with any per- son, firm, association or Corporation, municipality, body politic, county, terrtory, state, governm or colony limit as to amount, to draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and issue promissory notes, drafts, bills of exchange, «warrants, bonds, idebentures, and other negotiable or transferable instruments and evi- or dependency thereof, and without|z ta Furnishing - Manhattan and E & W Shirts Stetson, No Name dence of indebtedness,‘ wether se- cured by mortgage or otherwise, so/ far as may be permitted by the laws) of the State of Wyoming. | To have offices, conduct bus ness and promote its objects in the| Counties of Natrona and Niobrara, and elsewhere, within and without the State of Wyoming, in other States, the District of Columbia, the territories and colonies of the Uni ed States, and in foreign countries. roubles | a and Fignars Hats is exposed to germs? in connection for your Casper Cooper & Vassar Monito, Rib'd Stephenson Sweaters Wilson Bros. Underwear and Jerseys Hosiery The Bloom Shoe & Clothing Co. SMM NMNA AV Take No Chances Are you hanging your linens and family washing out on the line where it spread of disease. Right now we are equipped as never before to handle Your entire family washing finished or rough dry with every sanitary condition | Chlorine Gas is absolutely harmless and one of the disinfectants we use Try our rough dry service. We make a specialty of curtains. No pins or hooks Our Driver will Call for and Deliver. SUITS and OVERCOATS Right now we have good clothes a- plenty; the kind you will like to own and like to take care of. We anti- cipate our season’s want on a very large scale inonths ago, resulting in very full stocks at prices that, com- pared with today’s markets, are historical. New Fall styles are at their best now. You won't find as many nor as much for your rnoney later on. $21, $25, $30, $35 to $47.50 Goods of Famous Brands Hartman & Belber Trunks and Bags Nettleton, Florsheim and Hannan Shoes NUL It is very important to use every precaution against protection. You'll find it economical Laundry Company Phone 255W.