Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1919, Page 7

. AY, JAN. 22, 1918 OMPENSATION 5 GRANTED IN _ DA FNTALITIES Awards to Workers During: Year Show Coal Business Most Haz- ardous Occupation and Oil Industry Second State industrial accident insurance was paid to the dependents of 24 men in Wyoming in 191g who met death while on duty in the various occupations which come under the provisions of the Workmen’s Com- pensation Act. Sixteen of these fa- talities occurred in the coal industry. These figures are given in the an- nual report of Miss Eunice G. Ander- son, chief -clerk of the workmen’s compensation department at Chey- enne. ; The remaining seven fatalities oc- eurred in railroad construction, which recorded two fatilities; -in torpedo wotks, which recorded three deaths. and one fatality each in an electric light plaht, a manufacturer of oil well supplies, and an oil drilling industry. The report points out the advisabi ity of extending the terms of the in- dustrial accident insurance law to in- clude cowpunchers. It shows that riding the range in Wyoming ‘is the second most hazardous occupation ir the state. In the year there were 382 accidents to men on the range, but no awards were made because the law does not reach out to them. 405 Mine Accidents Coal mining is listed as the most hazardous occupation in the state There were 405 accidents from coal! mining in the year and $63,000 war paid in compensation. The coal companies paid 47 pet cent of the tax, and their employer received 68 per cent of the disburse- ments on account of accidents. Printing shops and newspaper pub- lishers paid $1,114.80 into the state fund during the year. One accident occurred for which an award of $35 was made. Ice cream manufacturers, ice cut- ters, lapidarists and laundries paid in a total of nearly $2,500 to the fund, and there was not an accident reported for their industries. Plumbing, phosphate companies and tunnel constructionists also paid in a neat little sum, without their em- ployers reporting a single accident. Torpedo Work Hazardous Torpedo.works, on the other hand. paid in only $114-86;-while their em- ployes received awards for damages to the extent-of $2,750. Water works companies paid close to $1,500 in premiums, and had not a single accident reported among their workers. Bridge construction, house moving and grading were apparently safe oc- cupations, for there were no acci- dents reported for the year. Oil companies paid in $55,000 for the fund and their employes _ re- ceived damages to the extent $10,000. The report shows @ number of pe- culiar accidents, and a few highly tragical ones. In one case a man was caught: between wires and _ electro- cuted. In another, a man was tamp- ing a shot and was struck in the eye in such a way as to cause instant «death, The city of Cheyenne has the dis- tinction! of being the only municipal- ity in the state which has failed to come thru with its tax, and is listed delinquent. PRINT PAPER IS STILL BANE OF THE PUBLISHER Restrictions on the use of print paper has again been felt in The Tribune office, and in order to com ply with the demands of the manu- facturers The Tribune is compelled to print eight-page editions in two , sections of four pages each until we have used up the supply of four- page paper rolls now on hand. When ordering print paper about six months ago, the management did not forsee the phenomenal growth of The Tribune, ahd hence laid in 7m over-supply of four-page rolls for the smaller paper. Before we secure ahother shipment of paper. it is necessaty that We usé up the stock now on hand, and to do this it is hed. essary to print thé paper in two four- page sections tc usé up the surplus; This will causé a slight disarrange- ment in the ads and news matter temporarily. However, you will find all The Tribune features contained in’ the paper, but for the present they will not be in their customary places. i, =, POULTRY SHOW AT LANDER The Sixth Annual County Poultry Show will be held in Lander on Fri- day, Januaty 31. The show is a lit- tle later this year because of outside shows interfering and because the county agent has been away at annu- al conference. 4 —= = zs ‘ Diplomatic. Doctor: ‘Tell your wife no! worry about’ her deafness, as ¢ merely an indication of advancing years.” Mr. Meekman: “Er—would you Tit-Bits. “IN TAREE BIG BATTLES Altho he landéd in France late in Sept, Private B. b.. McKendty wit tiessed enough of the wat to gain the title of a veteran and in a letter to his mother, Mts. Jolh McKendty, re- lates some intetesting expetiénces. His letter follows: Tours, France, Dec. 20, 1918. Dear Mother:— They have eased up somewhat on a few of my expefiences. I would have written sooner but I expected to be on the road home by this time. But T will leave this until the last and will begin at the first. We left San Francisco August 15, for New York. It took ue five days to make the trip. Jt certainly was aj wonderful trip across the states. The veople treated us royally. I think we arrived in New York about the 21st. T saw quite a little of New York City while in Camp Mills. There are some naghificeht sights there. We got on the boat the 81st and set sail the 1st of September. We were of a British vessel with twelve othets. Two de- \stroyers and @ cruiser convoyed us. They Were all thtee Atmerican ves- jels; It took ber ey aaa days to stoés, The eleventh day ott we were net by sevét English destroyers who ‘onvoyed us into Liverpool, England. We landed in Liverpovl the 18th. Went otit to an. American camp at! <notty’Ash. We were held in camp ull the time while thero, so did not zet to see much of Liverpool. \We ‘eft Livetpool the 18th; went thru } nt welghe 1g00 or 1508 bere se i Manchester, Leleeatet, Sheffield; Ox-) testandors dale’ the bosinning ot (HEE Oe tt ON Font can FT ly BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 196-1 ford and séveral Other late titiés and heit yeux ftom “Yule,” December 2x; |———————————____- Scone eee a are — t itoppéd at Souths h cde a bra eet kt | WANTED—Gentiemun to share room: Casper = - - - Wyoming j ; thé 19th we got aboatd ship |’ eY 186 réckgn 2 person’s age by| modern, heat and bath. 538 W 8 5 four North VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR + eal canted ih Havre fice, the tHe Aimber of Yules he has seen. — | Second. : 2200018 lock’ G5. hone 36 taba Sy} slay) | ae a ETS WANTED—Oak drop-head typewriting ; wel —_____ Face and Scalp Specialists ; 20th. On the evening of the 21% we a > sonal 5A The | wa : = aid ' rot on. thé t#aifi atid got into Argou- | CARD OF THANKS Tribune office, (ONUON CAI ug, The FOR SALE Laying hens and fresh laic C. M. Smyth NICHOLS SS URRES Ea ‘eme the 23rd. We stayed in Argou-; wy, ise ti itude | WANTED—Two- 5 Tar, | 919% 1-21-5te —— ery eme until the 25th On the oft Wwe | and eR anne melas arenas nished house. Phone 361M. t-18-6t | FoR SALE—Santtary cot with pa 213 0-S Bldg. Phone 259J mangers tiked foi Argoule: topaxt Weland neighbors for the sympathy and | jamal heater, $6: fanke In fair 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. sepected.to stay if Luxe for at least| paar eron,tr, hegtumpmhy anu ieee ———————v CHIROPRACTORS 1 couple of months at least, but or- death of our beloved one, Maty Eliza- __— | FOR SALE—One-eighth royalty inter- Jers came for us to move on thé 29th, | pein; 3 td be PREY SON us WANTED | pasrstruct gant: and iamaking Gee. For i ‘we got on trucks and:went Batk to MR. and Mrs. JAMES MURRAY. | BIGHESS furthet particulars address Hox, in, “ ngouleme. We left Angoulemie the | 90-15 . : PRICE ribune. 20-61 ist of October and arrived in St. Hera . | eA LS < FOR SALE—1917 touring Ford car, gooc Dizier the 3rd: We left the same! NOTICE | 153 SOUTH CENTER sTr¥ condition. Address Box 75, Tribt day and the morning of the 4th. we tot off at Ippécdurt and could hear oxcited at first as we did not know! ‘hat we were going to the front. We in THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE stayed at.Ippecourt about a weék and | hen part of the battery wént to} Eshes and the rest of us went to Neu- villy. They are bath small townd near Verdun. We worked pretty hafd at Neuvilly as we had to supply-a great deal of ammunition for the last. big itive. I was at Neuvilly for’ about ‘wo weeks and then some of us: went to Recicourt and were’ assigned to trucks, so we got in on the last’three irives. I was at Ancrevillé the same, jay that it was captured. It Was a Hérrible sight. Dead Getmaris and Americans were| ‘strewn all @bout. { saw one most pitiful sight. It was 1 young American lad who had been ‘cilled by shrapnel. Before he died he took the picture of his girl out of his docket and he died with a smile on is face, looking at her picture. It was our duty to keep the artillery | supplied, so we were 'in most of the} ‘owns very shortly after they were | Vertlun, so we are surely lucky after zoming over late. After the armi. stice was signed we went back to Bsnes. From Esnes we went back to Revicourt about the 25th. The day after Thanksgiving we left Revicourt | with full packs. We marched cighteen |’ miles to Nubecburt that day. The next day we marched fourteen mileé to Naives. We stayed at Naives for about three days and then took trucks and went to Robert Magnin. We, were there about ten days and then went to Doulevant. Now is when the, sad part of the story comes. Thc morning of the 14th I came out for revielle and the maily orderly came out and told me to- report into the office. I went ifi and the top ser- geant told me to roll my pack and IN-SEPT. AND ENGAGED [Ls | THOMAS BURKE, Plaintiff, vs M. O. BORING, Defendant. LANDED 0 FRANCE LATE ~ WATCH THIS: SPACE For list of accounts that will be ad. the censorship, 6 I will write and teli|vertised Yor sale to the highest cash idder. WYOMING CREDIT RATING EX.', CHANGE, 221 Oil Exchange Bldg. AVIATOR LAID TO REST IN FUNERAL AT SHERIDAN Tin er rribune. SHERIDAN.—Fineral services fot | WANTED—Two b the late Lieut. John Donald Garbutt, | teria, Wyatt Hotel Who met death in-an airplane fall at Carruthers’ Field, Texas, were held fhié#e Suthday afternoon. was accompaniéd to Sheridan by iLieutenant Matthews, his room-mate fod fellow instructor in aviation at Tekas field. |The State of Wyoming, County of the guns. booming. We were pretty! Int Natrona, ss. dicial District. His body PROPERTY OWNERS | change japartments, or in ties. If you are sidering makin a change please communicate with u Information strictly confidential. LOAN & TRUST CO, -221 Ol Exchange Bldg. estates, RELIANC Rooms 20) Casper, Wyo. <a |well built and arranged which makes a very convenient home. Located near | High School. Firs yment $1000, bals VANTED ance on Kood ter eee SO A Nifty a Tenn i Three-rooms and porch, WANTED—Position by young lady as apandaic office assistant. Expevienced tnt A Bldesye ur surance office. Address P. 0, Box - |WANTED—By Mareh Ist | five-room unfurnished hou | Phone 20 at once as will be 4 Friday. | WANTED—Mes | teen ye: Good pay. | Union. pager boys over who own t manager | WANTED—Woman for ge | work and washing. Ap | Milton. | WANTED— two or t ve lights and wi washer at once. WANTED—Girl and assist hou: or call mornings 73 WANTED—Dressmuk sh. maren; must be well | ee EE hs District Court of the Sixth Ju-| WANTED —Plain and fancy dressmale Phone 967 943 So. BE! OF PETER HEAGNEY,Deceased. | (37 R20, BUE Mesum sized ¢ Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that January 18th, 1919, letters testamen- tary were granted John Heagney, | Fj, as executor of the estate of Peter a i Fea Py a Oo rerents heat furnished to tketright war’ | FOR SALE—Furnished residence an ceased, tre directed to exhibit them | fiel for allowance, with the vouchers, to the undersigned, execu- | tor; at fodm 21 Townsend Bld; per, Wyoming, within-six months af-| ter January 18th, 1919, or they may! A be precluded from any benefits from! said estaté; and if said claims are not, exhibited within one year from the date of said letters, the: ever barred. % Dated this 21st day of January 1919. JOHN HEAGNEY, Executor. M E. R. SHIPP, saptired. We havé ctedit for the y battles of the Meuse, Argonne and ea eens ae 5, NOTICE State of Wyoming, County of Na trofia, ss. In the Justice Court, Before W. E. e of the Peace, in and Tubbs, Ju: for Natrona County, Wyoming. na, ss. To M. O. BORING: You are hereby notified that writ of attachemnt has been issued (18), against you, and your property at- North, Range seventy-nine (79) West { tached and garnisheed, to secure the ¢f the Sixth Principal Meridian. demand of Thomas Burke, amountins to Thirty ($80.00) Dollars. necessary | » Cas- y will be for- i, on, furniture. Phone 249. gocatad in store in Big Mud rock, Hares Morgan & Sumner, Gle » WY¥o. 1.) | value, for cash. Casper House, 208 N. Center. Phone 602V LOST AND FOUND CASPER LOAN OFFICE | .Ltceased and Bonded Pawn Shop »| Money to loan on dinmonds, Jewelry, guns and clothing. Reliable 133 S. Center UW. First. LUSK PROPERTY FOR SALE If you want to know what to | buy in Lusk Property | Write to - | 1 | | | | j | | FAGAN & RUSSELL | P. O. Box 48, Lusk, Wyo. —————_—_——o ——— NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that State of Wyoming, County of Natro- sealed bids will be received for the ~ construction of crib protection for r City the east bank of tie Platte Ri a Pumping Station, Section Township eighteen thirty-three (83) The kind of material to be used Now un- is timber and stone ag set out in the {less you shall appear before W. K.| plans and. specifications o said work ‘ zet ready to leave as I had been Tybbs, a justice of the peace, in and now on file in the City Clerk’s Office transferred to ‘the quartermaster for the County of Natrona, State of in the City of Casper; the contractor 20rp. ty tough on an artillery- Wyoming, at his office in Casper,, to furnish all tools, labor and machin- man, especially after the war was | Wyoming, on the 14th day of Febru. ‘ery for the construction of said work. over. I went and rolled my pack and got on a truck and went to Vig- nory. The next day I left and got into this plate the 17th. 1 guess! , there is no hope to get home now! for af least four months. A clerk in the personnel office of the | chief quartermaster: Well thero is| So. will just: Pub. Jan. 22, 1919. ¢ no tise td ee ¥ guéss wait patiently. ‘Wall it is; getting late 06.1 must], close and go to ‘bed. : Your son, LYLE. 0. C., Am. Impoesible. lon’t beliéve in Phradihgz \ Hub: “Id my virtues.” Wife: “You couldn’t anyway. It takes quite a num! to Wiaké a pa- rade.”—-Boston. Trahscript. ee A tough old bird way dying and: his wife sent for.a preacher. The preach- mihd telling her yourself, doctor?”—! 59, £0 ae came_and to. tht dying * poviti I am ap, | | Notié r appropriated for the debt. 1919. THOMAS BURKE, Plaintiff. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased. : ibited within ia toy se is héreby given. that letters Pvt. Edwin L..MeKendry, Q. M. C.,;of Administration were on the 19th Forse, oy iic& {day of November, 1918 granted to | the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having claims ag: the said estate are hereby required \to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers for allowance, to the uhder- Signed Lena Trezona, Administratrix | of said estate, within six months after the date.of said letters, or the |be precluded from any benefit from! 4, | such estate, and if such claims be not xh! one year from the hey will be for- Attest:.C. i t y may) “gig | 28113051919. ary, A. D. 1919 at ten o’clock in the * All bids shall be-sealed and address-, |forenoon, judgment will be rendered ¢d to and filed with the City Clerl jagainst you, and your property sold Of the City of Casper at h office ‘ived a said city, and will be Dated this 21st day of January, A until eight o’clock on the 3rd day of February, A. D. 1919, at which time. the bids will be opened by the City Council. A certified check in the sum of two dated damages enter into a contact for such im- provements within five days after his notification that hé is the successful st bidder. . The successful bidder will be te- quired to fufnish a bord te be ap- proved by the City Géuneil guaran. teeing the faithful performance of his contract. ¢ The City Council résetves the right reject any and all bids. JOHN F, LEEPER, ‘ Mayor. M.- BRYAN, Bae Mes HSE Jan: 14, (15, 16,. 175418, is Africa feoutios: the Sahara, y hon’ enough ‘in’ North. ite four AY Highest price paid for second hana 121 West! ror 1-13-26¢| Truck cheap for cash. oT WANTED—Furniture, or anything of | 4.00 Auction | dow | | hundred dollats ($200.00) must be! ' filed with each bid, to be forfeited — ESTATE OF STANLEY TREZONA, to the snid City of Casper as Tiqui-! if the bidder is. ;, awafded the contract and fails to! F | “ticket: at The’ Harvey, ; ——— + =e cases Get OF the 1 from FOR SALE HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN, t opportuni- Some Bargaing on Easy Payments Four-room home and bath lo Lincoln street. Large lot all | den only ment. 3800 A Good Home B3800 | 60x140, east front, porch, rs ing town ¢ niance $1 room new tw - | dow monthly 1 Box $73. e new cash ¢| FOR SAL Nelson ots 4 and 5 fon. Phone 3133. SALE — Ono-ton Call 657W. apartments. Call ut 231 No Beec! 1-18-6t: |} FOR SALE--On -foot lot, Sheridan Height balance ‘monthly. Phone anything of any value hest cash price. Phone 977W 1-18-6t® ' cash prices p: of furniture, household good . Phone 9 1-18-6t can convince you by that we 1 more for fur household goods. Phone 977W. |FOR SAL’ hand furn Phone 2 hed room, ¥ Thompsin 1 FOR RENT: \ rdern ly Nu \ Nicely furni 8 E. Second, p Crant, Hous: yms and nient, warm, for u, Bt room suitable for ht housekeeping, éverything furnished. Rea eeclh T-21-3t ean rooms with Drivileces, or t water all hours: four blocks ‘om Northwestern depot, 142 So. Oak, rear. 1-20-6t* | FOR RENT—Two-room apt furnished | for Hight housekeeping. 305 K. jee 1-20-6 house- {FOR RENT—Unturnished { ous! Phone four-room ter sink, réar 759 So, fnfuce : =20-3t YOR RENT—Six-room bungalow with bath, unfurnished, electric range, city hot water, lovely lawn and trees, 6 So. Durbin. 1-20-6t T—-Kive rooms and basement hed. Phone 3787 1-18-6t ——— FOR RENT—Cheap, oné-modern sleép- cy | ‘ing.room upstairs; also 3-room mog-, ni pasement... 445, So. Park“Ave*Pione J, A-t7s6t+ ATTENTION POULTRY “RAISERS + ‘have Sar few full-blooded ‘Plymouth ch : im holding /for TI 132 Phone 516M : 1-16-6t SAVE‘YOUR MONEY=Buy a meal 4 se and b 8 $500 cash for the first pay- Four-room home with bath, full size | basement with two finished rooms, lov everything | Security Loan Company. in Block 12 1-18-41 International 1-18-4t om house and barn id in the way stoves | A carload of second: 18, tl : hn NEW YORK HAT CLEANIN Shop for their h: WORKS tlemen. New trimmings; work guaranteed. Also orders for New Hats. for and deliver. Shoe Shinin; tion for All kinds of Shoes D; ng chickens weigh- | pounds dressed, jus dinner, ing trom 4% to right for yed. Tene cies Bldg. Phone 951-W. 1-16 B. | 182 E. Second ‘St. t| SE a a en Just received a carload of second-! hand furniture. Everything in the line of furniture’ and stoves. Phone 249. 121 W. 1-18-6tx LAWYERS __ We make a special of salary loans. * * . Suite 302, |. E. RICHARD SHIPP . . * * Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Buildi: Phones—139 and 385 O.S. Bldg 1-2-tf ACCOUNTANTS o- ‘0 | HAT CLEANING ‘We clean and Reblock all kinds of Hats, Panamas, Soft, Felt and Stitt Hats for Ladies ‘and Gen- take We call Parlor in connec- Ladies and Gentlemen. all E,. Second, Casper, Wyo. O-8.. ee eee eee eneneee .-A Congenial Place tor Gentle- ; men. ‘igars, Tobacco, Confee- { 4 tionery, and Soda Fountain. 4 1 ee = | M. A. MESTAS tan —= none im| | Attditor and Accountant | S. E. PHELPS 3 on jtcroom house in| | Office Efficiency hil LAWYER | enigire yraustegumbemausens eset oes || Phone 186J | || Rooms 19-20 Townsend Bldg. ASK FOR JONES | 318-319 Oil Exchange, Casper | , | Casper, Wyo. _Phone 916 tal H HARRY FREE 6/0 aH ee 4 THE LOT MAN - NS & S Y LIAR! | HAGE! TANLE Real Estate ig Bentals BIL DS Lawyers f nv = — i 157 So. Center 8) Phone 968SW —_—— 204-207 Oi! Exchezg: Bidz. ' For oom if Meet Me at ’ Nie ruc Pic H TAIT’S t Casper - - a i BILLIARD PARLOR } Garver = —( Phone 706. CLOTHES CLEANERS ° “The Point,” Center, Linden and Railroad Streets. THE SBRVICE CLE Jourgensen & N Cleaning—Prenning—Remodeling ; Wall call for C | the city NE WORKS Opposite V ot abs J. DONOHUE E DR. WILLIAM NORWOOD DENTIST | { Room 4, Daly Buflaing Phone 644 (Over Lyric Theatre) Heating a Specialty. attended. Phone 107W. Shop 645 South Wolcott. ec, Casper, Wyo. Robert Simpson, Phone 6653 ne == — 2 PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing, Steam and Hot-Wi :2r | Jobbing of all kinds promptly fe] ture and 1-18-6t* ailing us REAL ESTATE ea dts Jerre ?—“MARION P. WHEELER DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Rohrbaugh Building Office Phone 84 Dr. Foster—Residence. Dr. Lathrop—Residence. PRIVATE HOSPITAL { s 340 S. Durbin St. * * * Real Estate Insurance Townsend Building Casper, Wo. Phones 272 and 273 Dr. J. C. Kamp | PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. Phones: Office 139 House 85 ofer Phone 402-W 306 East Su: t i 6 | 1 and Insurance 1 - « Wyoming GEORGE B. NELSON Residence, Office 595 Offtee 122 E. Second Street, Room 2, Wood Block STENOGRAPHY _ MRS. S. E. PHELPS Public Stenographer Phone 916. 19 Townsend Bidg. | Diseases of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S. Bidg. | | Office Ph. 699. Res. Ph. 746. {|—_______ so STAGE LINE Fr. J. Mail, Express Pa ere CASPER TO SALT CREEK HYE MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. Physician and S: nN Special attention given te ebstet- | | ies and Giseascs of Women relght and Telephone 083 or 977W Baileiag Pliedds: Ofice, 30; Ree. 108 ° —— $a : STORAGE AND TRANSFER DR. MERCER pICHMAsoW i ‘MSimarthedies a Bpeciaity. risen Sve TRANSFER a ' ———————— UFfice—Midwest Hotel | Phone 48 | DR. JOHN F. LEEPER | | DR. W. E. DOWNIE 1! i i I Residence Phone 351J | _ Physicians and Surgeons | igSmith Building. Phone 266 laa ew. bi SEARLES TRA nt & STORA Fhone—Houee, 657.) NY °& HARKNESS wit Bisetzteal. Ccnteortare: Office. Phi 985 W., Rés 665 W- j 144: West Pirst. 1Big Congress,” declared Gillett. | workers. Stibany. ‘mney wero canteen MOVING A SPECIALTE Office, Liberty Garage, Casper, Wyo. MIDWEST BAGGAGE AND } | | o———____._______» o——___________.__ is Office—Talt’s Bare Hall, Office, 196 —____i__ Money to loan on chattels. Secu- | rity Loan Company, Suite 302 0.-S. 1-2otf ———_ $