Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 3

RO NAME TO URGE: Young Man, Who Appreciated Benefits ‘of Organization* in War Camp Endoxses Project ‘for Soldiér Memorial Here Why F i “question” mediate steps, toward the erection of a splendidly equipped Y. M.'C. A. building, as a memorial for Casper and Natrona county goldiers, no ‘mat- ter what the cost? tte” 9 Did our soldier-bays stop to con- sider the cost when they so freely | gave their all in, “sacrificing self” for their country? With the sudden.ending of the war! “to make democracy safe for the world’’ shall we forget, their ser- vices so quickly, estimate their value so lightly? ; ; | True, indeed, “Casper need not overlook the fact that the building is pBorely needed, regardless of the memorial feature,” With no better places of amusement and recreation in Casper for young men than the pool-rooms, gambling dens and saloons, and lastly the houses of ilj- fame, is it any wonder the much-| needed Y. M. C, A, building “would do for the boys ‘at home’ what the Y. M. C. A. organization has %>-e for them ‘away from home” while they were ‘with the colors?’ ” “And what could be more fit‘ing than that this same organization which has ministered to their wants on the battlefields should be the one chosen to surround them with an atmosphere of the right kind at home? That the Y. M. C. A. both here and overseas rendered a tremendous ser- vice to the boys is unquestionable,’ Will Casper meet the need, now, or will the call go unanswered? As a young man who appreciated | and enjoyed the benefits of the “Sol | diers’ Y. M. C. A.” while in Camp Lewis, as well as my life being greatly influenced in spirit, «ind and body” while holding a member- ship in the Central Y. M. C. A of Chicago for several years, put my “name down twice as one earnestly wishing to “get behind it,” and willing to do anything and everything within my power to help Casper realize the benefits of the much-ne M. CcAcsand*¥:W56; “Get Behind I!” Yours for real business, led joint, Y. HOWARD WESLEY FRICHELI.. ! Midwest Refinery. COURT BUSINESS ASSESSORS SEEK IN GTH DISTRIGT. BY UNIQUE PLAN any, longer,! whether Casper shall or shall not, continue to .show her, loyal, appre ; e ciation and ‘patriotism, but take ime} central part of the state will be the 1 {at prices from $1 to $7.50. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE —>70: | SOCIETY | Ope cen | BAPTIST AID SOCIETY TO HOLD ELECTION The Baptist Mrs.! Alma ,Bonhannon, 441. North | Beech stréet at a combined social and business meeting. Among the chief business to be taken up will be the election of ‘officer$ and receiving of reports from various welfare extension committees. The p ‘dent, Mrs. C. G. Stewart, requests | that ali members attend the meeting. sos # Wheels of Justice Clogged Up ‘in Central Wyoming as Result. of Great Volume of Business . for. Single. Judge Advice Against Revision of Con- stitution Leads to Plans for Appointment as City As- sessors, Ex-Officia | Meeting Ladies’ Aid Tomorrow Afternoon Despite the fact that the county The Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian assessors at their recent meeting church will meet Thursday afternoon made every possible effort to get, at 2:30 with Mrs, H. C. Bretschneider salary increases the work availed at 616 Natrona avenue with Mrs. them little according to the belief Bower and Mrs. Bretschneider host- of prominent Cheyenne attorneys vino’ esses. i stated that they thot it inadvisable to attempt to ‘pass a Vip) toraopeden: t ) - One 6f the’ rdliefs! that may be in- augurated* by * the! state ‘legislature that will be gredtly béneficial to the making of a ‘new judicial district from‘part of the sixth district which is presided*over by Judge C. E: Win- ter. é The sixth district at the présent time isthe largest judicial district in-the United States embodying 2 proximately 22,000 miles of terri- tory. The district was set off when Natrona; Fremont and Converse counties were sparsely populated and before the commercial enterprise which now predominates this area was inaugurated. Judge Winter is forced under the present system to spend 20 weeks year in court in Lander alone, whil Casper takes up considerably more of his time, leaving but little for Converse county despite the fact that vacations are cut short or eliminated altogether in order to properly cover the huge territory. dries rents hres for Benefit of a constitutional “{ aramie Children’s, Home. amendment regulating .the salary The St. Mark’s Guild will hold « limits of county officers to the tea and social at the home of Mrs. peculiar demands of various periods. Stephens at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon, E. L. MeGraugh, Natrona assessor for the benefit of the Children’s! stated however that the attornev- frome at Laramie. Prior to the tea general had advised the assessors that, business meeting will be transacted he thot the needs of the assessors of- }y the members. A large attendance fice could be fixed up all right by is urged as the Guild desires to raise having the various assessors thruont' 4 jarge sum for the relief of tne the state appointed ex-officio city as-| needy children. segsors in which they could get sal- ary increases without increasing their present work. Mr. McGraugh also: stated that the ° > > | CITY NEWS ! assessors had been ‘ appointed ex. |° Frank J. Wolf, former chief tipo! officio poll tax collectors and that the} jice will leave tonight for Denver work of taxing automobiles would be) where he will attend the stock show taken out of “the assessor’s duties |after which he will look over the It is also probable that the wors of business prospects of the Colorado ; collecting, data on the workmen's | capital. number of cases in the whole distri¢t they sheniits office thus further re-|_ Miss Ruby Hagerty who has been was 98 casesiin alyear. The figures | 'eving the conjestion of the ass: - <'3|confined to her home for several have been changed until the present work. . time there are over Ot cases pou PRISONERS “ARRAIGNED IN civi id crimina’ ding on e Apia a, a FEDERAL COURT THIS WEEK court docket, CHEYENNE, Wyo.—Work in the Legislative plans call for a new judicial district with Lander as head- federal court consists mainly of the raignment of prisoners. This work quarters and also the possibility of a new district with Douglas as head- will probably take the balance of the el:, according to reports. The pet- quarters may be named. — ‘ it jury has been dismissed until Mon day when the trying of the numerous WOODMEN OF THE WORLD ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT ‘ay when the trying 0 = Indians will be here in their usual nual meeting ofthe bag ae aeve tener SOU MGLE CE the number for the present term of the World will be held at the lodge hall United States court. Two cases are this evening for the purpose of elect- 0n docket of persons charged with ing officers for the coming year and ‘elling liquor to the Red men on the transacting the business of the organ- Wind River reservation near Lander. ization. Mr. Longhurst stated that Other cases consist of white slave the meetings of the organization had, not been well attended since the start of the influenza epidemic and requested,a large turnout of the local members eis Ca - | Regular meeting of Saint Mark’ MATS. HATS: - HATS , Every winter hat in the store foes weeks, suffering from a severe attack | of rheumatism is reported to be re- ‘covering rapidly from the ailment. Car Rev. J. J. Giblin, former pastor of the Methodist church returned to Casper today after an extended trip on the western coast where he was engaged in war relief work. ce Attorney Frank England is spend- ing several days in Cheyenne on business in connection with the interests of several Casper clients. Qe ho oil! J. W. Miller, who received word yesterday that he had been appointed arshall-at-arms in the house during} the legislative session left last night for Cheyenne to assume his duties. . . # George E. McDonald, city archi- |tect, has returned from Denver,! \where he spent several days visiting | his wife and family. _ | es against the government of the ‘United States. —___—.—__—_ NOTICE * + * | 3 i | | Guild. will be: held.-at the home al t Judge C. E. Winter left last night! Mrs. Stephens on Thursday at 2:30 for Cheyenne to attend the meeting BURKETT MILLINERY STORE. 1-14 fit of the orphan’s home in Laramie.) districts in the state in conjunction Everybody invited. _1-15-1tx! with the supreme court and United ——AND— ; were ' destroyed p. m. followed by a tea for the bene- of the judges from the seven judicial “eT® ™ trial this evening. States court officmis: ~ He plans to return to Casper Thursday morning. morning. LD id 5 ie | 4 Judge C. D. Mu of Hagens, Stanle nd Murane; at- torneys at law h rneq from x. recent business trip to Seattle. Sheriff Pat Royce is moving into the sheriff’s quarte in the court. house this morning. The quarter: recently vacated + Sheriff Hugh L. Patton ane of the E. L. McGraugh, .county has returned from Cheyenne he attended a meeting of the sors’ association for several d Mrs. T. J. Crilley left last ni for Denver on a combined business and pleasure trip. ais vs. M. J. Foley, received 1 from her brother, P James E. Cliffard, the first wounded Yank to visit in Casper after spend ing several months in acti in France, that he had r charge papers from the army and was on his way from Calif., to Denv: ore Martin MeGrath of Thermopolis, a brother of k MeGrath, chief o1 police, is a busin itor in Caspei in the interests of the E. 1. ny, while enroute home from California, where he has been for several weeks. se « He A. B. Forbes of Cheyenne, business visitor in Casper today. is registered at the Henning. Mrs. Alice Collins, prominent Mo neta woman is visiting with relatives in Casper while enroute to the coast. J. H. Palmer of Miller, Wyo., is {among the busin visitors in Cas per today. Mr. Miller is here to transact busine and attend ineet ing of various oi] companies in which he is interested. Wind, which has been blowing « gale in Casper today, has virtually the canvas front of the Empress Dancing Pavillion on the corner of Center and Second streets, which has been abandoned for the winter. + 8 & Superintendent L. A. Reed of the Midwest Refining company, returned \\to Casper after attending to com- cases, slacker charges, and other of- \ pany business in Denver for the past several days. ~ moe Bill Pappas and Kittie Van were | rested at 142 Oak street and ar- ‘aigned on a charge of disorder’ conduct before Justice Tubbs. They released on bond to appezr for Home Cookint MERLIN FUR firm » flushed fact, hea . restles Camp Fremont, i TO AVOID AND RELIEVE IN- ' FLUENZA (By Dr, Franklin Du Many people have been, fr by whi influenza. The more you cfar the dis , the surer you are to get it. 3 tabout your . busines: ed with a one to five h lution of zine sulphate dred in » water, und then dried before wearing over the. nose and mouth, You should avoid crowds, common drink- ing cups and public towels. Keep your strength up by taking lots of t exercise in the open air.and plenty of nourishing food. If you have any of such symptoms chillness, obstructions feverishne wei s, or irritatin, cough, give up work at once and go to bed. This will save your strength to help overcome the disease. Put your feet in hot water for fifteen minutes. Thoroughly loosen the bowels with some such mild and non- i physie as Dr. Pierce’s nt Pillets Drink principally of hot lemonade and then cover up with plenty of clothes in bed so a to get a good sweat. When sv is free and the fever reduced dose of two Anuric Tablets as every four hours, followed by drinking at least a glass or two of hot water. lieve the soreness of the muscles and bones from which most patients com- plain and help the kidneys flush out Anurie Tablets help quickly to re- the poiso’ To relieve nasal,obstructions and excessive discharge from the nose, probably nothing is better than such a mild, soothing, antiseptic wash as Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It will give great relief. Employed as a garele, in same strength as made up they have read or heard of |‘ for use in the nose, and as hot z r be borne,, it quickly arrests soreness and dryness in the throat. Influenza weakens Ut patient’s ance to disease,'so that there is er of bronchitis and pneumon developing. To combat this tende and fortify the patient’: ep in bed bly nothing will at this ten the re and n the p i yn-tonic table= called at well known herbal which the past rations.-—. LUSK PROPERTIES FOR SALE Business Properties best located Garage or / pair shop site in Lus dence building on the worth 0; size of lo! 83 fee hree fronts, Apartment Site—R the business district, one-half block to hotels, lot 60 by 150 A snap at $2,000. Another on the nai: adjoining the Public Lib: new $60,000 Court Hous same block; lot 90 by $3,160. Residences—We have a num ber of choice residences, some furnished complete ready uy to move in, from $4,000 Lusk Residence Lots—Large} $20,000. 60-foot front lots from $200 and up. Restaurant doing the busi-| ness in Lusk. Price on appli tion; a snap for the right par The above and many more bar- gains for sale by { FAGAN & RUSSELL { P. O. Box 48 Phone sal LUSK, WYOMING u SSS | DEVOE PAINTS elsewhere. | | 353 North Beech Building Material of All Kinds. | STOVES STOVES STOVES Let us show you our line ot Stoves and Heaters before you buy We can save you money. Natrona Lumber Co. LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL | Buy War Savings Stamps— | WE SELL THEM BUILDERS’ HARDWARE Phone 528 Rig Timbers NDERTAKING COMPANY IS NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN THE WEST ROOM OF z THE ODD FELLOW’S BUILDING 139 EAST SECOND ST. AN UP of odds and ends moved from old store which will be closed out at ACTUAL COST to make room for FOUR. CARLOADS of new furniture now unloading and including Dining Room Suites Bed Room Suites ETC. Parlor Suites Kitchen Cabinets Also just received a large shipthent of Rugs of all sizes