Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 5

ERTS “RETURNING SOLDIERS TO ~ INQUIRIES ARE RECEIVED How much interest the soldiers are taking in the Wyoming back-to-the- land movement in their behalf may be judged from a letter which reached the secretary of state’s office at Chey- enne. A cagtain in an easter camp was seeking information regarding the opening of lands in this state for settlement. — 7 “I am about to leave the service,” he wrote, “and, like many other’ of- ficers, have drifted so far from my pre-war occupation that I find it necessary to begin anew.” le was informed by the secretary of state that Wyoming is formulating plang for taking care of hundreds and even thousands of men who are find- ing themselves in the same predica- ment he is -in. $ y —— ag DEMOTION OF COLONEL “SGAVENDAR BAO BLUNDER, ~-DEGLARES COL. SLINEY CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 26.— (Special.)—Col. George M. Sliney, former adjutant general of Wyoming, has received additional confirmation of published statements’ as to the cause of the suicide of Col. J. M. Cavendar of Cody, who put a pistol ball into his head when he was told he: must accept a captaincy or go home. * } Colonel Sliney has 1 letter from Maj. A. H. Beach, formerly of Chey- enne“and now at Camp Dix enroute home with soldiers of the 116th am- munition train, from which pe fol- lowing is taken: ‘ “I am in hopes the new army bill will not be passed until the N. G. officers can get-in touch with their mtatives in congress. You know Colonel’ Caverfdar was offered a captaincy and shot himgelf. They needed his place for a regular army man.” \ : Colonel Sliney says Colonel Caven- dar Was next in command under him during the mobilization pefiod at Cheyenne. He was an excellent in- fantry officer, according to Colonel Sliney, who characterized his demo- Hon asa “bad blunder.” es “BEATS ANYTHING I’VE EVER SEEN” Waitz Relieved by Tanlac After “Suffering Twenty, Years. “Not in years,” said Phillip A: Waitz, while in the French drug store, Tacoma, recently, “have I enjoyed better health or felt so well general- ly as I dosince taking Tanlac.” Mr. Waitz lives in. what js known as Old Tacoma, at 33rd and Lawrence streets. He has been a resident of that city for nearly 25 years. “Tanlac has certainly been remark- able in my case,” he continued, “for it has not only relieved me of my. terrible suffering; but I have actually gained 15 pounds in weight and have just finished my third bottle. I had Been bothered with my stomach and eys for 20 years and was never able to find anything to do me any geod. The pains in the small of my back, and shoulders and in my left hip and knee were awful. Sometime: T was ih so much misery that I couldn’t get around at all and would have to lay off from my work for a week at a time, er more. When the weather began to get warm last sum- mer T got in such a bad fix that I could hardly stand it, and had to give up my work entirely and was unable to turn my hands to a thing all sum- mer. I moved out of town, right out into the woods thinking if I lived out in the open it might help me, but I continued to suffer just the same. My stomach was all out of whach and I suffered agony from indigestion. The fas which formed on my stomach would get up into my chest and al- most cut off my breath. I had to stop drinking coffee, quit eating many things I like best on account of the trouble they.caused me, The pain in my back and hip got so bad at times I couldn’t straighten up if 1 stooped over and my kidneys dis- turbed me so often at night that I couldn’t get any sound sleep. . “Finally a friend of mine who works at the shipyards advised me to get Tanlac and as nothing else had’ “Sever done me any good, I began tak-. 8 this medicine. By the time I id finished my second bottle I hadn’t an ache or a pain about me and, so, I can say Tanlac beats :my- thing I have aver run-across in 20 years. I-haven’t had to lose a minute from my work since that time. My appetite js, great, F thoroughly enjoy everything 1. eat, and: nothing hurts “me. My kidneys “are now in fine’ shape and I can 5) “the whole night /othrough: I-feel like I have taken a new lease on life, for I feel- younger, stronger and. better than I have in ears.” i i * Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper icy and in Alcova by the Al- tile Co.— Adv. ‘Comm: i .. (By: orn 8 pete: Becretary , to deal with the ty igration which are y to arise during the period of r AT THE IRIS THEATRE SATURDAY THEY WEAR CORSET SUSPENDERS _ AND PIRATED THE UNION SUITS— BUT, BOYS, HO ey By MARGARET ROHE. (Written for the United Press.) _ Ah, woman in her hours of ease is truly difficult to please. Just when she’s learned thes ‘‘shimee” art, per- versely she won't dress the part, but doffs her dainty silk chemise to don- new female bee vee D’s. But should she try, the “‘shimee shiver” in bee vee D’s, *twill prove a flivver. Of this I feel convinced, don’t you? Of course for otijer wear they'll do. In fact I think they’re very smart and fit to take important part-’mongst every woman's lingerié, this newest female bee vee D. b Though they’re not known by just this name, they by another fit the same,.and ape as nearly. as can be this manly form of lingerie. Of nain- sook,' mull or marquisette; of crepe de chine or crepe georgette;'of Japan- ese and Chinese silk, and other fab- ries-of this silk, they’re. cut form- fitting in one piece, and if you be a bit obese a knitted insert o’er each hip will hold you flat and never rip. In spite of this you must agree that this is ripping lingerie. There’s. yet another mannish flair attacking female underwear, Some of the corsets have, I swan, real gal- luses to keep them on. Just plain sus- penders, yet not plain, for they're pink satin in the main, with-rosebuds or 2 bow or two adorning them, of baby blue. O’er shoulders fair they pinkly pass, and tend to keep well stayed, a lass. They also tend to well suspend her and cost a bit of legal tender. To girdle corsets they’re at- tached, of silk and ‘tricot, all pink matched. Of bones these corsets have but few, and give that latest figure new, which makes you look, though lithe and small, as if you’ wore no stays at all. All newest corsets come this way, so soft and supple that you, may, tho firm and srugly you're encased within their pink and stayed embrace, still breathe and bend, Gh, quite bit, and loll a trifle when you sit. Ah,! ruly, to be thusly stayed were joy to matron and to maid. ; And from pajamas, since they’ve seen ’em, the fair sex will let nothing wean ’em. Such gorgeous garments, rate and racy, of softest silk with in- sets lacy. Bedecked with ruffles frivolous and lots of other fluff and fuss. Some haven’t any-sleeves at all, some too diaphanous to call a sleeve aren't worth the mention, although they have.a sleeve intention. They come in every tint and hue,/| rose, lavender, green, ‘yellow, blue. | Some are embroidered lavishly inj beasts from the menagerie, in flowers, | fowls and fishes too, and other fauna! from the zoo. If you’ve designs to; SHERIDAN ALSO SEEKS ~AINUSTMENT OF WATER ~—-RNTES ON METER BASIS Sheridan has applied, to the state public service commission for per- mission to so re-adjust its water rates as to require the consumers to pay | in proportion to the amount of water they. use. It is set forth in the petition that the city is: not obtaining full effi- ciency, from jits: municipally-owned and municipally-operated water. sup- ply system, and that this’ condition is chiefly due to the great wastage which now exists and which has exist- ed for many years. It-is further re- lated that the \city council believes that the revenues from the, supply should be substantially incréased, and that this could be brought about by a more equitable system of rates. Therefore the city fathers ask for power and authority to compel meter measurement of water used by cer- tain classes in that city, NOT HIS FIRST PEACE (By United Prees.) PARIS. (By Mail,)——Foreign Min- ister Balfour is believed to be the only delegate to the peace. confer- ence who attended the famous ‘ with honor | ‘i lin, in 1878. Balfour did not, attend the delegate, but went there as the Marquis ‘ W CHIC, IN PARIS! uy a few then they’ll soon have de- igns on you. eveh these are gathered in to frilly ruffles round each shin,;-and girdled cord, in perfect taste. They all with beauty are replete, seductively and ghickly sweet. It really seems a shame to me they may see, and only donned in darkest night, when you've put-out the cat and light. ORDINANCE NO. 72-A An ordinance providing for the submission to a vote of the qualified electors of the City of Casper, a proposition to issue coupon bonds of said city for the purpose of bor- rowing money with which to extend the system of water works of said city. WHEREAS, Chapter 129 of the 1910 Revised Statutes of Wyoming, confers upon each incorporated city or town in the State of Wyoming, power and authority to construct, purchase, extend, maintain and regu- late a system of water works supply- ing.said City ok Town with water for the extinguishing of fire and for |supplying the inhabitants thereof j with water for domestic, manufactur- ing and other purposes, and to issue coupon bonds of said City or Town, and borrow money for the purpose of providing funds for such con- struction, purchase, extension or maintenance of its system of water works, after first having submitted to a vote of the qualified electors of said City or Town a proposition for the issue of such coupon bonds and the approval of the proposition by such qualified voters. NOW, THEREFORE, be it OR- DAINED by the.»Mayor and City Council of the City of Casper, Wyo- ming: Section 1. That a special election shall be held in the City of Casper on Saturday, the 29th day of March, A. D. 1919, at which election there shall be submitted to a vote of the qualified electors of said City a prop- osition to issue the coupon bonds of said City in the amount of two hun- dred and sixty thousand dollars ($260,000.00) for the purpose of pro- viding funds -to extend the system of water works jof said City. aid bonds, if voted, to be issued in ac- cordance with the provisions of Chap- ter 129 of the 1910 Revised Statutes of Wyoming, and to bear interest at the rate of five per cent (5 per cent) per annum. Section 2. The provisions of the laws of Wyoming and of the ordin- ances of the City of Casper for the general and special elections shall apply as far as possible to the regis- tration of voters. The conduct of the election and canvass of votes cast and in other respects to the spe- cial election pravided for by this ordinance. 7 Section 3. The official ballot to be voted at said special election shall be substantially in the following form: “OFFICIAL BALLOT” for the special election in the City of Cas- per, Wyoming, on’ the 29th day of March, A. D. 1919. To the Voter: Cross the following ‘words or such parts so that the re- maining part shall express your vote upon the proposed question sub- mitted. Water: For the water bonds____ Against the water bonds. é Q es or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinancé are hereby repealed. Section 5. Whereas, an emer- gency exista, such is hereby declared to be the case, and therefore, ‘this ordinance shall take effect and be KEELEY Cor. Eighteenth and. Curtis or DENVER, Gist Some are more plainly tailor made, | in softest satin, pink of shade, but/ round about the waist with tassled/| must be worn where few] in force from and aft its passage. Passed and approved this 24th day} of February, A. D. 1919. (SEAL) JOHN F. LEEPER, Hi > Mayor. Attest: C. M. BRYAN, City Clerk. State of Wyoming County of Natrona City of Casper : I, John F. Leeper, Mayor of the Gity of Casper, Wyoming, do hereby proclaim that the emergency declared in the foregoing ordinance exists and -that said ordinance is in full force and effect on the date thereof. Dater at Casper, Wyoming, this {24th day of February, A. D. 1919. JOHN F. LEEPER, es se ORDINANCE NO. 73-A An ordinance providing for the submission to the qualified electors of the City of Casper a proposition to issue the coupon bonds of said city for the purpose of borrowing money with which to establish, con- struct, build, purchase, extend, main- tain and regulate a system of sew- erage in said city. Be it ORDAINED by the Mayor! and City Council of the City of Cas- per, Wyoming: Section 1. At the special elec- tion to be held as provided by ordin- ance in the City of Casper, on the 29th day of March, A. D. 1919, for the purpose of submitting to the; qualified electors of the City of Cas-j per, a proposition to issue the coupon | bonds of said City in the amount of) TWO HUNDRED SIXTY THOUS-: AND DOLLARS ($260,000.00) for| the purpose of providing funds to extend the system of water works of | said City. There shall be submitted | to the qualified electors of said City | a second and separate proposition to issue the conpon bonds of said City of Casper in the amount of Sixty| Thousand Dollars ($60,000.00) for the purpose of providing funds for; the construction, purchase, exten-| sion or maintenance of its system of sewerage in .said City; which said proposition is to be submitted and) which said bonds are to be issued in! accordance with the provisions of | Chapter 129 of, the 1910 Revised Statutes of Wyoming, and which bonds, if issued, are to bear interest} at the rate of five per cent (5 per! cent) per annum. Section 2. The special, election} called as stated in Section One of) this ordinance for’ the purpose of sub- mitting to a vote of the qualified) electors of said City of Casper, a! proposition to issue the coupon bonds! of said City in the amount of TWO| HUNDDER: SIXTY. THOUSAND DOLLARS ($260,000.00) for the purpose of providing funds to es- tablish, construct, build, .purchase, extend, maintain and regulate a sys- tem of ‘water works in said City shall also be called and held for the purpose of submitting to the quali- fied electors of said City an additional | proposition to issue the coupon bonds of said City in-the amount of SIXT: ‘THOUSAND DOLLARS ($60,000.00) for the purpose of providing funds to} build and construct sewerage in said! City. Said bonds, if voted, to be is- | Mayor. | Pub. Feb, 26, 1919. | ex | full r ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 5. WHEREAS ,an emer-, gency exists, such is hereby declared to be the case, and therefore, this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved this 24th day of February, A. D. 1919. | (SEAL) | 3 JOHN F. LEEPER, | Mayor. Attest: C. M. BRYAN, | City Clerk. State of Wyoming \ County of Natrona i __PAGE FIVE 1 per annum. form, to-wit: Section 2. The special election) “ L BALLOT” for the called as stated in Section One of special election, to be held in Cas- this ordinance, for the purpose of per, Wyoming, on the 29th day of submitting toa vote of the qualified March, A. D. 1919. electors of the City of Casper, a To the Voter: Mark by appropriate proposition to issue coupon bonds of Symbol in the space opposite the said City in the amount of TWO following propositions submitted, HUNDRED SIXTY ‘THOUSAND your vote for or against such bonds, DOLLARS ($260,000.00) for the purpose of providing funds to ex- tend the system of water works of said City, which special election is to be called and held for the pur- pose of submitting to the qualified electors of said City an additional proposition to issue the coupon to-wit: For the issue of City bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the erection of a necessary building for the use of said City - = Against the jigsue of City ‘bonds for the purpose of providing bonds for the erection of a necessary build- City of- Casper ! I, John F. Leeper, Mayor of the City of Casper, Wyoming, do hereby proclaim that the eme in the above and foregoing ordinance | ists and that said ordihance is in 1 force und effect on the date thereof. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this 24th day of February, A. D. 1919. | JOHN F. LEEPER, Hl Mayor. | Pub. Feb. 26, 1919. ee ORDINANCE NO. 74-A An ordinance providing for the submission .to a vote of the qualified electors of the City of Casper, a proposition to iss¥e coupon bonds of said city in the amount of forty- nine tHousand dollars ($49,000.00) for the purpose of borrowing money for erecting, constructing or purchas- ing buildings for the housing of its fire extinguishing equipment and for the use of its fire department and town offices in the transaction of their official business. Be it ORDAINED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Cas- per, Wyoming: Section 1. At a special electi»1. to be held as provided by ordinance, in the City of Casper, on Tuesday, the 29th day of March, A. D. 1919, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of said CitY aj} proposition to issue coupon bonds .of | said City in the amount of TWO) HUNDRED SIXTY THOUSAND | DOLLARS ($260,000.00) for the} purpose of providing funds to estab- lish, construct, build, purchase, ex- tend, maintain and regulate a sys- tem of water works in said City; and also for the purpose of sub- mitting to the qualified electors of said City a second and separate prop- osition to issue coupon bonds of said City in the amount of SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($60,000.00) | for the purpose of providing funds | for constructing, building, purchas- ing, extending, maintaining and reg- ulating a system of sewerage in said City. There shall also be submitted to a vote of the qualified electors of said City a third and separate prop- osition to issue the coupon bonds of said City in the sum of FORTY- NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($49,- 000.00) for the purpose of providing funds for the erection of the neces- sary buildings in said City for the use of the City,-to-wit: a city, hall necessary to accommodate the offic- ers of said City, its records, fire de- partment and apparatus, municipal court and police department,. includ- | ing the city jail, and which bonds, if issued, are to bear interest at the sued in accordance with Chapter 131 of the 1910 Revised Statutes of Wyo- | ming, and to bear interest gf the rate | or five per cent (6 per cent) pep! annum. Section 3. The official batlot to} be voted at such special election shall ! be submitted in thé following form: | “OFFICIAL BALLOT” for the! special election in the City of Cas- per, Wyoming, on the 29th day of} March, 1919. -To the Voter: Scratch or erase) from the following words such part) of said words so that the words re-| maining will express your vote upon! the proposed question submitted. | Sewerage: for the bonds_ i! Against the bonds. =f Section 4. 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General Car Lots Canned Goods, The Casper Storage Grocery SPECIAL—THURSDAY and FRIDAY ~ Casper Storage Company Handled, stored, re-shipped and Checked in a Business Like Manner 30¢ 23e 40e 2, Storage Meats, Fruits, Vegetables ney declared fviding funds to build and construct |the City of Casper, for the use of bonds of said City in the amount .f SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($60,000.00) for the purpose of pro- ing for the use of said City. WHEREAS, an emergency exists, such is hereby declared to be the ‘case, and therefore, this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed and approved this 24th day of February, A. D. 1919. % sewera@e in said City shall also be called and held for the purpose of submitting to a vote of the qualified electors of said City an additional proposition to issue the coupon bonda of said City in the amount of FORTY- (SEAL) NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($49,- JOHN F. LEEPER, 000.00) for the purpose of providing Mayor. jfunds for the erection and construc-| Attest: C. M. BRYAN, tion of a building for the housing City Clerk. of its fire extinguishing equipment} and for the use of its fire depart- ment and town officers in the trans-| action of their official business in} | State of Wyoming County of Natrona City of Casper I, John F. ‘Leeper, Mayor of the City of Casper, Wyoming, do hereby proclaim that the emergency declared in the above and foregoing ordinance exists’ and that said ordinance is in said City, to-wit: a city hall neces- sary to accommodate the officers of said City, its records, fire department | and apparatus, municipal court and police department, icluding the city|full force and effect on the date jail, and said bonds, if voted, to/thereof. bear interest at the Wate of five Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this per cent (5 per cent) per annum. |24th day of February, A. D. 1919. Section 3. The official ballot to be) JOHN F. 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