Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1919, Page 3

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1919 DRIVE RIGHT AND WALK RIGHT. POLICE CHIEF SOUNDS WARNING In a statement addressed to aute and truck owners and drivers, Chief of Police McGrath today calls atten- tion to the city ordinances governing traffic on thé streets of Casper, and} particularly in the congested district) of the business section. “A more strict observance of regu-| lations will be adhered to.” says the chief, “in order that accidents may be prevented.” “The following rules, or advice, adopted by an older and larger city; than Casper are good enough for us) and if followed up will lessen the} chances for accidents and perhaps loss of life: “Give good clearance to occupied safety zones. Give warning signals when stopping or turning. Remove headlight glare and when passin! children drive slowly—they always! do the unexpected thing. In thei play they are liable to dash suddenly: in front of your car and the only way you can prevent an accident is| to have your car well under control.! Be sure your brakes are in good work- ing order. Always be considerate, drive right.” Of no less importance are rule: promulgated for:the benefit of pe- destrians, which are summed up as follows: “Pedestrians shovld keep to the right, it is the universal rule. Don’t cross the street without looking both ‘ways. Your immediate danger is! from the left. Don’t cross strects except at corners and then go straight across, not diagonally. Don’t let your mind wander. Don’t face away, from approaching traffic. Don’t run across or in front of an auto or ve hicle; wait and see what is on the other side, then move in a fast wain. Walk right.” To Children “Do not play in the streets; play on the sidewalks or on the neare playground or vacant lot. If you} roller skate do so on the sidewalk Never chase a ball or anything els- across the street. Don’t hitch on to autoes or wagons. Don’t coast 31 the streets. Never run behind an auto, truck or wagon; there may tc another truck or car approachin;, from the other side. Don’t fear th: policemen. They are there to help and protect you to the extent of thei: ability.” The general public is admonishea not to “resent the traffic officer's directions. He is only doing his best to prevent accidents. Don’t overloo} the other fellow’s viewpoint. Co-op- eration means safety. Drive right! Walk right! Bafetyisprstl First!” WYOMING LAST OF FIRST THIRTY-SIX STATES 10 FILE RATIFICATION ACT Official count of the states that ratified the national bone dry amena. ment place Wyoming the 36th stat: instead of the 34th, as originally re-| ported. According to an official cop} |). held at the Mas: of the proclamation of acting secrc- tary of state, Frank K. Polk, Wyom- ing, was the last state to ratify. It was the desire of the Anti-Saloon league of this state to have Wyoming one of the necessary 36 states, and hopes died when the state of Nebras- ka’s legislature ratified the amena ment about four hours ahead of th Wyoming body. The rapidity with which the governor issued the procla-' mation that this state had ratifieu, however, and caused it to be sent to; Washington, let Wyoming in as on?} of the necessary 36. 22 APPLICANTS FOR SHERIFF TO | SUCCEED HAYES CHEYENNE, Wyo.— With the death of Pat Haynes, sheriff of Lara-! mie county, 22 have come forward to date with applications for the ot fice, including two from Pine Bluffs, and 20 from Cheyenne. No statement can be secured as to the probable) action of the commissions, who will appoint a successor for the unex-! pired term. POOP SOE EEE rrrrteteeetretreed f AMERICAN Carri American Hotel in connection Poconccccccccccccccesccccccooscscoesoccooccoooscooscooooooococecoooes Men who value their time eat at The American LOCAL BRANCH OF TIBERNIANS 15 ORGANIZED Residents of Irish ‘Birth and Ex-| traction Anticipate Series of Social Events Thru New Organization * At the present time when Ireland | affairs occupy such a prominent place | Py ey in international relations, it might be of interest to the people of Casper tu} Jearn that a local branch of the An-! the first! cient Order of, Hibernians, divisi ea orga in this city recently. \y The local members hope to uphola the best standards of Irish traditiony. and to be a credit to their order thar at present | ts of a national mem. bershjp of 2 000. They would b- |pleased to get in touch with repre- entative men, who are either of Irish | birth or extraction, as they anticipate a series of al events commencing with a dance on March 17th, which they hope will be a pleasure to al: who participate on that occasion. Quite a few men who are of I extraction and sympathies make the homes in Casper at present and the may be pleased to learn the presen men are officers: Peter Tobin, Mahoney, Mac Carthy, Tr: ley, Financial Sec Recording Secr. The following comprise the board | of trustees: Timothy Daly, John J. Sullizenyaa FORT MACKENZIE MAY BE. USED AS MILITARY POST Advices from Sheridan state that Fort Matkenzie is not to be abandon- ed by the war department, but hopes are entertained that it may be re established as a training school or recuperation camp and there are pro3 pects-that it may be occupied again ES a military post. Senator Ken- dent; tent; Michaet etary; Ed. Savay Dennis Daly and |drick has suggested that it be used} | as a cavalry post and is working for an appropriation that will make it available on shoud) notice if necessary ANNUAL DANCE OF FIREMEN TO BE HELD FEB. 21 The Firemen’s annual ‘dance will ie temple Friday evening, February 21, and the com mittees in charge of arrangements promise a bigger and better ball than ever before. Tickets for the affair were put on sale yesterday and’as the funds derived all go for equipment for the department it is likely that several hundred of the tickets will be sold. The funds to be derived from the coming dance will be used tc equip the gymnasium that will be set aside for the fire department in ‘the new City Hall br ilding. ‘TOBIN HOME IN MOURNING, BABY | DIES SATURDAY David Tobin, the old son of Mrs. Florence Tobin, died et the family home Saturday evening. Funeral services for the infant will be held in Denver where ifterment will be made. The remains were taken to Denver Monday ev ening. Be- tween the hours of 3° and 5 o'clock Monday afternoon the remains lay in state at the Shaff Gay chapel. —_—__—___»—. Tribune Wantade are wonders. peaceet Cafe where they get instant service. eccccoeccccocs American Hotel and Cafe Co. Formerly Rhinoceros woccccccccccoccccccssooooecosccoocs seven-months- | oe eee Soetepoegees | (a SS 2 Ls CITY NEWS ©! —_——_ ———__0 MT and Mrs. M..C. Dutton re- | turned Sunday night from Denver where they spent several days on a Reorabined EES, and pleasure trip. | vthteed has returned from | eee ae he has been visiting on business for several days, * 8 * | George A. Fowler of the Fowler; | tice, company of Cheyenne is! spending a few days in Casper get- ting a line up on various companies in which he is interested. +. # Martin Holmes of Douglas is num- uered among the business visitors in| per, se PATRIOTIC TEA Will be given by the Casper Wo men’s club at the home of Mrs. J. |Mechling, 736 So. Durbin, Wellies |day, Feb. 12, from 3 to 6. Public cordially invited to attend. 2-10-2t . Mrs. Tom Meaney, wife of Tom | Meaney night manager of the West- | } ern Union is recovering rapidly from extend the | recent severe illness at the Baptist jn many districts of the city on the Memorial Hospital in Dallas. Tex.. ‘according to word received by Mr. ‘Meaney this morning. Thos and Roy F who have been v: 11 both of Arminto ting in Casper for several days left last night for Cal-! ifornia where they will settle the affairs of ‘an estate which requires | their attention. * 8 8 We will buy your second hand fur- niture and pay highest market price. Phone 249. 121 West First st. 1-13-26: “8 Mrs. David Griffith is recovering at a local hospital from a severe attack of influenze Attending physicians report that the danger of pneumonia has been relieved and that she is well on the road to recovery. |. The Alter Rosary society will serve dinner from 5 to 8 W ‘ednesday at {the Mullin club, $1 per plate. 2-8-4t this great preparation send ten cents | to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. | When writ- | of. ing be sure and mention The Casper | ~_ * # Pershing, a brother of J. J. reehie the illustrous general | the United the United Stat ates army, is a business | itor in Casper from Chicago. | s.e, 6 | Among the Parkerton business visi- tors in Casper Monday the following were noted: Dan Cunningham, Mrs. !C. Suybert and Mrs. H. Waldrett. * * # C. J. Hares, a geologist of national) esas who is closely identified with the development of many Wyomin: oil fields is a business visitor in Cas-| hio. | per.from Findlay, * * * Creek were numbered among the mo- tor arrivals yesterday from the oil camp. | aosot eee | ATTORNEY TO DRAFT ORDI- NANCE, Among the new ordinances which City Attorney W. H. Patten was au- | , thorized to draw for presentation av g, | the next meeting of the city council} -|the following are the most important: | An ordinance permitting the hold- | ing of a special election for a bond is-| sue of $49,000 the estimated amount | that will be needed to complete and} equip the city hall, and one autho-| rizing a decision on bonds needed to! wer and water service suggestion of spec sewer and Rater ser commi' SWAMP- ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS: There is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a} medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and bladder, Dr. the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed | in thousands upon thousands of dis- tressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cases. It is a gentle, healing vegetable compound. Start treatment at onee. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to test Y., for a sample bottle. Daily Tribune.—Adv. Elks Minstrel One Entire Evening of Fun and Music = The Musical Program Includes = TEN SOLO " wii AN wna MEMBERS EIGHTEEN ROUSING CHORUSES. TWO DUETS AND STRINGED INSTRUMENT NUMBERS FIVE DANCING SPECIALTIES FROM THE GOOD OLD BUCK AND WING THE SACRED DANCE OF EGYPT The Climax is a Replica of “Them Good Old Days” in Casper | : A Riot of Music and Comedy TUESDAY, Iris Theatre FEB. 18th Tickets on Sale at Iris Office We give you | | CASTLE & MECHALEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 141 W. Second St. Telephone 20 YOU BUILDERS. SEE CASTLE & MECHALEY For gravel and excavating. Our price for delivery of gravel and sand, $1.50 per yard; delivery any part of town, * i | ] AEE AI TI III II ait IER HE HEE EEO HE HEHEHE I HHI HEEL THES EUEHEE good service How Is Your Car-Looking This Spring? Sfaeiewaeaeerieettae eaceieh SC eT Tie |r ee We do first-class Auto painting and Upholstering; also Top building and Furniture upholstering. 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