Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1919, Page 3

PAGE THREE | ’ ‘INSPECTORS’ JOBS ARE 7 | | No one will be admitted to the | |dance given by the management of PIVEN TO RETURNED MEN ersatz, aaron | NOTICE. ociely | Events ‘ Home cooking at the Harvey. —— A Tribune Want Ad Will Sell It, TER S PILLS DIAMOND BRAND. ur Dre without presenting invitati the door. This applies to ladies as well In keeping with the policy of Gov- |as gentlemen. Otherwise we lay our- | ernor Carey and the rest of the state | S¢lves liable to fine. administration to give returned sol-|, . , By order of Committee. diers, wherever practicable, the pref- | 1-2-t erence in dealing out position, State Veterinarian B. F. Davis announced | this afternoon that he had named two * such men as cattle inspectors. | The two are: Wyatt Webb of Wheatland, and B. J. Bean of Doug-| las. Both saw overseas service dur-| ing the war, and both have had wide | experience in livestock affairs. In) both instances they were assigned to ee Try our Want Ad column. Good Times Club Dances | Will be Discontinued | The Good Times club dances) which have been popular social fea- tures in Casper since the club was| < started here several weeks ago, wilt; Miss Inez Clemens will leave soon be discontinued for the season, the, for Riverton, where she will accept coming Friday night dance being |@ position. | CITY NEWS | the last of the present series. The apo they army duties which gave them a| si . ‘ managers of the Good Times club| Congressman Mondell has notified chance to demonstrate their abiiities 7a t will hold a meeting and banquet at; Mrs. Synthia Lewis, widow of former Taihandlingihorsest SRL. ‘3 the Henning hotel later in order to, Councilman Lewis, that she has been a | rN th decide what disposition will bé madej allowed a pension. Mrs. E. Richard Shipp returned this | ows Se K of the funds that have accrued from * 8 # afternoon after an extended visit in| WA the dances. It is probable that the funds will be turned over to purchase supplies for the Soldiers’ and Sail, ors’ club or for some other worthy undertaking. Absolutely no one who does® not possess an invitation will be per- mittéd’ to attend the Friday night) dance to be given by the club. It has been the former practice to per- mit anyone entitled to admission to register at the door in case: the invi- tation had been lost or disposed of. The recent ruling of the city counci) places the club liable to fine if any- one obtains admission without an in- vitation passport. s+ for Home ow Rehearsals for the “Belle of Ar- cady” tableau which will be put on during the latter part of this month by a local musical comedy company, organized by the Mothers’ League, are being held on regular evenings during the week. The committee which has charge of the show prom- ises the best thing ever undertaken in the home talent line in Casper. * * « Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hanway left today by auto for Denver. roads are good they expect to attend the last day’s session of the automo- bile show and return early next week. | * * * } Choral Society Will Meet Tonight The Casper Choral society will meet this evening at the Presbyterian church on Delaware and Durbin streets, at; 8:15. All members are earnestly requested to be present. The cantata given by the society will be given the afternoon of April} 18th. ee 8 Mre, Algeo Hostess to Delphian Society Major Alfred H. Beach, former |commanding officer of Company L, has opened law offices in Lusk. ~_ * # John C. Engleking of Glenrock is in Casper. * 8 Tom Spears is in Manville. + * 8 PUNISHING CROOKS HAS (75 OWN JOYS, FRIDAY Charles Demorest is in town for a | few days preparing to move his fam- ily out to the ranch. se # Mr. and Mrs. Pitt overt, Jr., are on a trip to Denver, where they will AT THE IRIS TOMORROW If the) take in the automobile show. * * * A. E. O’Brien of Denver is at the |Henning.. + chee G3 ‘trip to Cheyenne and Denver. ees, Angeles, where he spent the winter. se * H. Bailey of Saratoga is in Cas- per. * 2 ® F. C. Palmer of Portland is in Cas- | company, is in asper. “8 * I. N. Clayq, who has been spend- ing a few days in Casper, has re- turned to Lusk. | cy et Thomas Kenny of Thermopolis is +in Casper for a few days. 8 « | J. F. Sullivan, United States in- |come tax collector, is at the Henning | oe # \in Casper. | - ¢ * Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rose of Butte , | Montana, are at the Hening. The Natrona chapter of the Del-| ‘ Algeo phian society met with ar ‘ogram yesterday afternoon. THe 7: rai ton, are in the city for a few days was given by the following ladies: visit and shopping. { sire } Greek Philosophy—Mrs. Gratiot. ! Greek Literature—Mrs. Holland. | siGreek Art and Architecture—Mrrz. | . ysen. next meeting will be a social | et acquainted meeting held at| on -All members of the society, | attending the regular meet- not are invited and requested | : se of Arcadia » Here April 8. | Belle of Arcadia” will be in| 0 see her. ‘ | MIR addition to the musical comedy With: its beauty chorus there will be! séme specialty acts given by some of | thé talented members of Casper so-| ci¢ty, Some of those putting on spe- cigl’acts will be the Misses Katharine , Verna Burnett and Madge Roush, Mesdames Feree and Lobdell, shes Messrs. Jack Leary, Bill Nye lamilton, Robert Sable and the Gib- son brothers. “8 «@ Harry Lee Rivers and Edna O. Fasset Married. P Harry Lee Rivers and Miss Edna . Fassett were married at the par- sohage of the Methodist church yes- terday at 6:30 o’clock. There were NO attendants except an old time friend of the groom who acted as best tian. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit. The young people will jake their home at Big Muddy where t. Rivers is an oil driller. *. * - Mlis Addie Witty Is Bride ‘adford L. Thompson. Miss Addie Witty and Bradford L. Thompson were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 6:00 o'clock &t the parsonage of the Methodist potteh by the Reverend Walter L. ich. ere were no attendants and the tide was given away by her father. ta. Thompson wore a traveling suit ahd the young people left for a short Otleymoon, after which they will be at home at 823 South Pine. Guns A abs Mrs. Annie Hunter has opened a ane and rooming house at 144 Wolcott. Lunch from 11 to 1:30. Price 50 cents, Dinner from 5 to'7. 75 cents. Special catering to transients, 4-3-6 bo _* # isyiahn Beal has gone to Denver. rh dati ties home by Mrs. eal, as be isiti ‘ the Past three weakat re paid ts ite RITCHER MUSIC co. fils the statement of C. N. ' pea that same is not or ever " ghnected with our establish- a Rapct Peing granted free 4 y. RITCHER MUSIC.CO. {from a six weeks’ . present. H * i f on Tuesday evening April 8, 6. course all of Casper will be, y + * 8 | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jewett of River Mrs. S. W. Con has returaed sit in Coloraco 8 Jack Hayes left today for his ranch Powder River. me of Mrs. Nicolaysen on April | sees! | Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Scherck are on a fishing trip at Pathfinder dam 8 * Miss Edith Ogburn, county clerk, | will leave tonight for Denver. | * + * H. T. Reno, a Denver contractor, is in Casper. ee « . A. Lollani, the Hawaiian enter- tainer in a David street resort who was arrested yesterday morning on a statutory charge was arraigned before Judge W. &. Tubbs last night, and remanded to the county jail for trial at the fall term of the district court. He was later released on bond pending appearance for trial in November. Sg eee CITY COUNCIL IS CALLED IN SPECIAL MEET A special meeting of the city council will be held tonight for the purpose of hearing the protests of property owners against the inaugu- ration of the improvement districts in Casper. The improvement pro- tests can cover the proposed side- walk, curbing, grading and paving work that is proposed. It is expect- ed that comparatively little objection to the proposed work will. develop owing to the fact that the improve- ments are badly needed and because of the easy terms which the city has arranged to permit property owners to pay for the improvements. The entire town has been divided into three sidewalk and curb districts and contracts will be let for the work this summer unless too much opposition to the work develops at tonight’s meeting. NAVAL QUARTERMASTER TAKES GHARGE HERE Quartermaster C. K. Nipps arrived in Casper yesterday morning to as sume charge of the new recruiting station which the navy department opened in Casper last week. Mr. Nipps has established headquarters | on the second floor of the postoffice, where examination of applicants for navy service will be made. The navy department plans a spe cial recruiting campaign for members among the men who have just been released frofn war service, and youths, of 17 who were denied admission to the service during the war. | | B. B. Beal has returned from a Henry D. Schoonmaker of Alcova is in asper enroute home .from Los! per. He will remain a week or more | * * # | Mr. Gerhart, of Johns-Manville | Heaston Nelson of Rock River is| A new and amusing way to pun- ish crooks is shown in “Oh Johnny!” the Betzwood Film company’s pic- ture in which Louis Bennison will be seen on the screen for the first time jat the Iris theater tomorrow. Any- body who catches a burglar and doesn’t know what to do with him | can get a few valuable hints. | The Long Island country house | where Johnny Burke, mine owner and ex-cowpuncher, has gone to see his little ward and partner, is robbed | by three crooks who have gained en- | trance, one of them by posing as an | earl and the other two as servants. One crook has gathered all the | plates which he puts in a large chest, | while the other two go upstai to rifle the rooms of the guests. While he has gone to get a drink Johnny | walks in the room, sees the chest with | the silverware in it and sets a trap | for the burglars. Taking out the | silverware he climbs into. the chest | and hides there. | Meanwhile the other crooks are caught in the act by Adele, Johnny’s | little partner. They overpower her, throwing a coat over her head, which stifles her screams, and put her in |the car. Then they lift the chest into | the tonneau. When they arrive at the loft where they propose to divide the spoils, the spurious earl offers Adele the choice of going with him as his wife or un- |dergoing a worse tate. They are about to perpetrate a fake marriage when the lid of the chest is thrust up and Johnny ap } Stats for “The Belle of Arcadia” now on sale at the Iris box office. | Make your reservations early. Giv |by the Mothers’ Le: for b |of Soldiers’ and Sailors’ cluln | - >. CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION. Insurance Commissioner's | State of Wyoming. Cheyenne, Wyo., March 14, 191. | It is hereby certified that the In surance Company of North America, | of Philadelph in the State of Penn- |sylvania, has complied with the In surance Laws of this State and is authorized to transact the business of Fire, Tornado, Marine and Inland In- surance in this State for the current | year. Witness my hand fice the day and written. Office, | d seal of of- r first above R. B. FORSYTH, Insurance Commissioner. (SEAL) |Pub. Apr. 3, 1919. SO NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETIN OF STOCKHOLDERS Casper, Wy Apr. 3, 1919. To the Stockholders of the Premier Oil & Development Co.: Notice is hereby given that upon ‘the request of the holders of more than two-thirds of the present legally issued and outstanding shares of stock, as shown by the stock books of the company, a special meeting of | the stockholders of the Premier Oil & Development company has been ehiled to be held at the office of the company, Associated Bldg., Casper, |Wyo., on Monday, April 28, 1919, at) 10 o’clock a. m. The purpose of said meeting be- jing to consider the dissolution of the said company and carrying into ef- fect such dissolution, if the same be| detremined upon. i CHAS. LIEBENSTEIN, Presid Pub. Apr. 3, 10, 17, 24, 1919. The Newest, Hotel in Denver. connection. Rates $1.00 per day nad up. The Auditorium now has direct the Union Station. Stout street. W. L. BEATTIE, FEATURE 1S EVIDENCE. ' pro} : the work, ney ‘a THE AUDITORIUM HOTEL CORNER 14th and STOUT STS. One block from the heart of the shopping and Theater district. most Modern and 200 rooms of solid comfort and a splendid popular priced cafe in With private bath $1.50 and up. Take car No. 2 or No. 9 in front of the depot tand Hotel one-half block to the right. LION AND THE MOUSE’ TS COMING FOR MONDAY clever girl, wielding only a enchant pen, breaks the will of the {most powerful financial genius in the -world, saves her own father from unmerited disgrace and wins his only son for herself, in “The Lion and the Mouse,” the Vitagraph super-feature, which will be seen in the Iris theater on Monday. Alice Joyce has the fea- tured role Shirley Rossmore in this sereen adaptation of the famous sta; ccess of the same name, writ- ten by the late Charles Klein. ~~. The best store in the best little city in the west solicits, at least, a share of your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. All] sroods inus: be paid for before leay- ing our stcre or on delivery. All are treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay LESS. We cater to quality as well s price. Groceries Meats and Hard- ware. CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., Phone 10. STRENGTHENS - KIDNEYS— PURIFIES BLOOD Yon can’t expect weak kidneys to filter the acids and poisons out of your system unless they are given a little help Don't allow them to become diseased when 2 little attention now will pre- vent it. Don't try to cheat nature. As soon as you commence to have backsches, fecl nervous and tired, GET BUSY. These are usually warnings that your kidneys are not working Thy. 'o not delay a minute. Go after the cause of your ailments or you may find yourself in the grip of an incurable dis- ease. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil eap- sules will give almost immediate relief from kidney troubles, GOLD MED- AL Haarlem Oil Cepsules will ae are the pure original Haarlem Oil Capsules ima ted direct from the laboratories in rlem, Hol- Jand. Ask your druggist for "GOLD MEDAL and accepte no substitutes. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on every box, Three sizes, sealed packages. Money refunded if they do not quickly help you, Corns Peel Off Painlessly There’s Only One Genuine’ Corn-. Peeler — That's “Gets-It.” There's only one happy way to get rid of any or callus, and that’s the painless-peel-off way. “Gets-It” js the only corn remedy in “2 drops of ‘Gets-It'—Corn is doomed.” the world that does it that way—ef- fectively, thoroughly. Why get down on the ‘fi fie yourself up into a knot, fool with “pack- a sy ointments that d digging ‘when you can peel off your corn or eallus In one complete piece, peacefully and sure- 1 ic, simple, easy “Gets- 3 seconds to ap- 2 or 3 drops, ail. yets-It” does tho rid of that corn-pain at so that you can work and play ut corn torture. Re sure to Tt.” It never fails, Sold in Casper and recommended as he world’s best corn remedy by the Kim 1 DENVER, COLORADO * eastern cities. —>—— Seats for “The Belie of Arcadia” now on sale at the Iris box office. | Make your reservations early. Given by the Mothers’ League for benefit | of Soldiers’ and Sailors’ club. 4-3-2t | How Any Girl Can | Have Pretty Eyes No girl is pretty if her eyes are, red, strained or have dark rings. ONE A New Top for Your Car A new top and curtains that will keep out all rain and snow and improve the appearance of your car a thousand per cent. Drive in and see us about it today. We use Neverleek, the guaranteed top material, preferred by fifty makers of high grade cars. - It makes a smart, handsome top that will last as long as your car. Curtains to match and plate glass windows if you want them. : JOHN M. WHISENHUNT & CO. EAST SIDE GARAGE Corner 3rd and Pine St. Phone 79-J WASH with pure Lavoptik eye wash will brighten the eyes and a week’s use will surprise you with its IN CREDIBLE results. A small bottle of Lavoptik often makes eyes healthy, sparkling and vivacious. The quick} change will please you, Aluminum| eye sup FREE. Casper Pharmacy. | —Adv. CONG WEAR AND ECONOMY “Last year I purchased a standard make of shoes, and in sixty days the soles were worn through. I had them re-soled with Nedlin Soles—which lasted me six months in the same service that wore out the other soles in two,” writes E. A. Lancaster of Lancaster & Company, jewelers, Greeneville, Tenn. Mr. Lancaster’s experience with Nedlin Soles is not unusual. Millions of people can testify to their long wear and economy. To reduce your shoe expense, buy Nedlin-soled shoes. You can get them in many styles for every member of the family. Nedlin Soles are created by Science to be comfortable and waterproof as well as long wearin; Fe Good repair shops carry them. hey are made Akron, iii nnn EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY GAS ENGINES WAGONS COAL ¢ Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., - kron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels—,uarant to outwear all other heels, Neolin Soles Phone 62. Office and Yard, First and Center. Keep Your Pledge—Buy War Savings Stamps nag aa ll ee Finances and Service | aN Any business, large or small, must ultimately fail if its : expense of operation is in excess of its revenucs. : In the case of our Company the service is involved as well : as the financial factor. Telephone service is dependent é upon the condition of the plant, the efficiency of the : employees and the solvency of the Company. 2 ' . ; E Inadequate revenues must eventually result in poor main- : tenance of plant, wages too low to attract the most competent employees, and aloofness of capital when it is required for plant extensions to meet the needs of growing communities. a a a These conditions make it impossible to render the class of service demanded by the public. And these are the conditions threatening the Telephone Company now under its tremendously increased costs and with revenues re- maining at a pre-war level. Gradually operating costs advanced, narrowing the margin between revenue and expense, crossed the line and still continued upward until we are now operating under a deficit of alarming proportions. ou 3 Yah, PO This creates a problem in which the public and the Company are mutually interested. Complete (Moderate Priced) street car service to and from get off at “4 Prop and Mgr. . The Mountain States Telephone 5 and Telegraph Company at ant