Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 5

= THAT SHE GA OE i LEEORNE OFW.C.7.U.70 OPEN APRIL TS Million - Dollar Campaign Has Moral Welfare as Objecj;, Casper’s Quota of $411 i + to Be Raised by Subscription. (Contributed. ) The National Woman’s Christ:an Temperance union must have their part in the great-reconstruction work, we must help to guard the youth ort} morals of our country, we must work for child welfare, for the Americani- zation of our foreign-b6rn citizens, for those who toil in industry and for world prohibition. The Woman’s Christian Temper- ance union has received a new and divine impulse. Our half century of patient, persevering toil has been crowned with exceedingly great vic- tories and this thought comes to us with emphasis: What shall we ren der unto God for all His benefits unto us? We are stirred by the compelling thought of after-the-war and after) prohibition problems and opportuni-| ties and spurred by a great hope and} ambition to do our part in this great onstruction work. .We sound the jubilee for one million dollars, | A successful jubilee drive will give} us the funds to help solve these} hty problems. \ The quota for the W. C. T. U. of Casper is $411. The drive to rais this amount will be week, beginning Tuesday, April 15, 1919, by women of the local organi-| tion here. Arrangements are be-| « made for ladies to make a canvas: of business and resident districts ‘of sper in the interest of this worthy cause that everyone may have an op portunity to do his part. What part will YOU have in thi: jubilee campaign. ROLLER VANISHED BEING HURLED TO AAT BY CAMPION CLAIMANT (By Ansnocinted Prens.) MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 11. —The wrestling match between Wladek Zbyszko, who lays claim to the world’s heavyweight champion- } ship, and Dr. Roller came to an end here after 25 minutes, when Zbys- | zko, getting a headlock on Roller, lifted him higH into the air and dropped him. Roller was severely injured. Fal MOORE WINS BOUT ON POINTS AT RAGIN (By Anssocinted Press.) RACINE, Wis., April 11.—“Pal’ Moore of Memphis easily outpoint- ed Kid Herman of Pekin, Illinois, in the opinion of newspaper critics in a ten-round bout here. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 1S TRAMP IN ‘HE COMES UP SMILING,’ IRIS PLAY The C. The Watermelon, Jerry Martin, Douglas Fairbanks Mike, a Hobo_____ Herbert Standing Baron Bean, a Tramp--Bull Montana Batchelor, a Stock Broker, Albert McQuarrie Marjorie Daw Bartlett, her Father Frank Campeau Jay Dwiggins launched next ly John The General » his Daughter : Kathleen Kirkham The Story ry Martin, an assistant cashier mall town bank, is charged with » duty of caring for the pet canary helonging to the vice president of the bank. The bird flies away ore day and Jerry goes in pursuit of it, the chase ‘leading him far into the vountry, where he meets Mike, a hobo, whose cheerful philosophy tikes a deep note in Jerry’s nature and, fearing to return to the bank without the canary whose vain pur- Suit had caused him no end of worry, he decided to become a Knight of the Road, Jerry becomes a sort of Don Quix- ote, a Chesterfield in motley, and in te humorous adventures he proves ‘Hat even a tramp can be a whole- et gentleman. In their travels, the two meet with Baron Bean, whose Pughaticy is quashed in a fierce per- Sonal encounter .Which he forces wen Jerry, the ‘former assistant cashier becomes known among the) Weary willie: as “The Watermelon” Baron Bean is his valet. Mystery and tragedy are injected vito the story of their adventures, + Which y, Sunday oy Ve your money—eut at the Har }H with two rooms finished, furnace neat, | vill be filmed at the Iris on: WOMAN Ta THE HOME KNOWS ~BRINGING UP FATHER (FELL ME How I KIN Gir OUT? JUST PRETENO NOU HAVE A TOOTH- ACHE AN MOST 40 TO THE SDENTIST- NN WHAT'S THE MATTER -DEAR? (Copyrighted.) HAVE A TERRIGLE TOOTH-ACHE- IMUST <6 RIGHT TOA DENTIST- NOW YOU SIT RIGHT DOWN SHER -DEAR- LETTING You 46 6 LIKE THAT I'L Sone DENTIST- \ WOULDN'T THINK SUFFERING FORA N SAFELY ANSWER ANY WANT AD ON THIS PAGE ——— CAN'T SOOT <0 —Drawn for the ne Tae by Gan McManus Soe enon eee 2 nes a ORS SAGAS SAX: THAT wuz A YOORS- A DENTIST J LEFT THE HOUSE nee OUT TWO TEETH SICK Now 1 FINE IDEA - HE PULLED > > i FOR SALE } HARRY FREE THE LOT MAN FOR SALE Mere Is ES Chance are a Homc $500 down will buy a_ five-room house, full basement, chicken house, | Sarage; one-room house, lot all renced | Sood garden spot. This sure is i | | | n, Dargain at $2,500 payments only $40 a month is $300%dgwn will buy a good two-roon house on corner lot in the cholce rest- snes! district. It is a bargain all 1600. 00 down will buy a _ four-room | house including a garage, water and electric Nght. good east front lot. close | to homes that cost $10,000. " Pr.co | TO B ION TH T THIS ONE. HIGH $2,100. Ensy payments. OF $750 cash down will buy a new fve LON room mode home. Full basement | PAVE beautifully finished. The price of (his | A_ COR 60x140, SOUTIT home is $5,500, balance monthly pay-! FOR $600.00. YOUR OWN T ments. $200 cash will buy a two room house | lot 509x130, chicken house and i furni# ture, located on Cedar St. Price $1500, SIDE Li HOTEL Hi ROUND FLOOR. | i | | Lots Lots’ * Lots Lots i A 1 nton Spruce, ” conte tot on Bn Ate $1100? Comes tne CALL For mR. jon Lincoln St. $1200; Lot on Lincoln, | : $850, Pep teresete CASPER REALTY COMPANY ai cnmaat ee. 3L HENNING, GROUND FLOOR. | HARRY FREE THS LOT MAN Neal Fatate 2 , STATEMENT OF THE OWNER. Emanel SOS)!" cH iPh MANAGEMENT, CIRCU- LATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1912, x InT Sa, Center hed NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION CLARENCE RUFE, Plaintiff. vs ELIZABETH RUFE, Defendant. So ELIZABETH RUFE, the abov namer defendant, whose last known Place of residence was Shamrock Oklahoma: z i “You will please take notice: That! Clarence Rufe, Plaintiff, has filed 2| Before me, a Notary Public in ayd petition against you in the above-|for the State and county aforeszid, named Court, the object of the praycr | 2ersonally appetred Earl E. Hanway, of which is for an absolute divorce! vho, having been duly sworn, ac upon the grounds that on or about to law, deposes and s: July 15th, 1912, at Shamrock, Oklp- ‘e is the B homa, you disregarded the solemnity Casper Daily Tribune and that the of your marriage vow, wilfully and, following to the best of his knowl- without cause deserted the plaintiff, cdee and gelie n Of the Casper Daily Tribure, publish- ed daily except Sunday, at Casper, Natrcna County, Wyoming for April 1, 1919. state of Wyoming, County of Natrona; ss. and ever since have and still con- of the ownership, agement and tinue to wilfully and without cause circulation, ete. id pub- desert and abandon the said plaintif?, ‘cation for the date shown in the ind to live separate and apart from above cz ption, required by the Act kim without any cause or reason an? of Aug: 24, 1912, embodied in sec against his will and without his con-|‘ion 443, Postal Laws and Rem sent. tions. printed on the reverse of this And you are further notified that cor n, to-wit: you are reqvgred to answer said po- 1 That the names a tition of plaintiff on or before the of the publisher, editor, man. |i7th day of May, A. D. 1919, or the editor, and business managers are: legations therein contained shail bs Publisher, Natrona County Tri ken as true and judgment rendere? (re, Inc., Casper, Wwo. accordingly. ‘ D ane Witness my hand and seal of said Ma Henwey, Court, this 20th day of March, A. D. We 1919. | HAZEL CONWELL, bes Clerk of the District Court. s That the own re: J. BE. Hanway, Casper, Wyo. Effie E. Hanway, Casper, Wyo. Earl E. Hanway, Casper, Wyo. G. R. Hagens, Casper, Wyo. That the known bondholders tgagees, and other security hold- owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mort- | <ages, or other securities are: None. 4. That the average number of copies of each issue of this pubti- cation sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid sub- scribere during the six months pre. ceding the date shown above is 3350 (Seal) ALEX B. KING, Attorney for Plaintiff. Pub. Mar. 21, 28, Apr. 4, 11, 18, 25,; May 2,1919. , : PROCLAMATION FOR SPECIAL ‘'°" ELECTION Notice is hereby given andor and virtue of a proclamation ned » Robert D. Carey, Governor of the State of Wyoming, and under Sec- 2099 and 2100 of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1910, that therc Hl be held in the various votin:: ‘ecinc of Natrona County, State of Wyoming, on the 22nd Day of April, A. D. 1919 a special election on the following question: “Shall the State of Wyoming jsue its coupon interest bearing bond in the sum of Two Million Bight Hun- My commission expires July 12, 1921. dred Thousand Dollars to be designat-, “Applicant for membership to Audit ed as Highway Bonds in denomina-| gureau of Circulation, EARL E, HANWAY. Sworn to and subscribed before mv. this 9th day of April, 1919. (Seal) R. E, STAPLETON. ! 'tioris of five hundred, one thousind, —_ five thousand and ten thousand dol-| ine redeemable at the option ee ane DOUGLAS WILL State of Wyoming ten years aftcr date thereof and payable in twenty | VOTE ON BONDS years after date thereof; bearing such. trate of interest, not to exceed five) FOR SCHOOL ‘per centum per annum from date = | until paid, and to be issued in such DOUGLAS, Wyo.—With the bond- | amounts as the Governor and Treas-|ed indeltedness of District No. 17} uret of the State of Wyoming shull!less than any other school district in| determine.” ~ . |*he state, the chances are bright for Dated at Casper, this 27th day of|the voting of bonds at the anaual March, A. D. 1919. | school election to be held on May 5,} | BOARD OF COUNTY xv the erection of a large new bri COMMISSIONERS ‘building in the south end of the city. Natrona County, Wyoming. { The board at a recent meeting de-| By ROBERT J. VEITCH, | cided to put the matter up to the peo- | Attest: - Chairman. pie of the district and until the bonds E. M. OGBURN, terrry no definite plans‘ will be made. County Clerk. | However, the needs of the district} Pub, 4-4-20t. jare well known. | ’ CASPER REALTY COMPANY ME BLOCK ARH BEING HELD AT $850.00. EEE ee FOR RENT « SHOW you AMONG ul THE | Ww ;0T 1 DARD REFI | 2 15 CHEAP As ROOMS 351 AND 9s BAKER ONES BSL AND OND, VARIED | NDS WANTED HES?’ LIBERTY BO: mm RICE PAID | It SOUTH CENTER STRE! ring | yyy We K ‘ FOR SALE SS MONTGOMERY. REALTY & INVEST- Suift 5, Mokler Bldg. The safest, biggest ment any couple can make is a : And the reward cannot be measured merely in dollars. Home interprets Heaven. We have homes to suit all and terms which makes it possible eleminate rent and moving. Sale on S. Davia, mod awn, gara ce $5,800; terms ‘asper; income , ever $600 per month; $5,000 will handle this, € er lot on S. Wolcott. Price attractive terms. i F ay et anyone looking for : ation. Leases on vacant 1 on good teri S is the pla to list your. We also have rudential Insurance busi- business lots can and now ts the perty for a quick the Agency tor “To-ot= | BUILDERS ATTENTION Bargains In Building Material On arload No. 2 dimension 2x4, 2x6, 2x8. $31.00 per M. White lead, 16% cents per pound. One special lot mortice locks, $10.50 ver dozen. Fence posts, $19.00 per 100. Largest stock of glass in town. if you intend yo build let us show you our bungalow plans. choose from. They are FREE to cus- NATRONA LUMBER, COMPANY. | tomers. ay. Apply -1b-3e hours work by “00k. Box win er ition Hiphest market ead hand furnitur ¥. First street. WANTED—Experienced Position in oil camp. ibune, price paid end cook Box WANTEL If your ns. W -Homestead relinquishments ranch is for sale list it wit! astern buyers. Moktor BI pay the hishest market price for a hand furniture. Phone 249. 121 treet. 4-1-tt ything per Auction House Phone 6o2W. 4-1-t? HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS CASPER LOAN OFFICE Bonded Brokers Phone 8043 Cente Mall Orderw Attended ta We will buy your second hand furnt- and pay “highest prices. Phone 121 W. First street 4-1-tf Second hand furniture wanted, high- est prices paid. Phone 249. 121 W. Firs rect. 4-1-tt We. pay highest cash prices for or Household Goods. In faci, we will buy anything you have for, sale of any value. 4-5-10t* PHONE 1086 Woman with two boys, age 12 13, wants place in oil field or on r Phone 1086. 4 and neh a ee WANTED—Colored girl would like to do general housework. Phone 1. 4 ——— Read This to Him. Mrs. A.—‘“Does your husband consider you a necessity or a lux-|} ury?” Mrs. B.—‘It depends, my dear, on whether I am cooking his dinner or asking for a new dress.”—Boston Transcript. Phone 528, 353 No. Beech St. — —— Wilt take j | | Over 500 to| “A Look Mea pe you WANYT PLACE “SEE BEN” A HOM Our’ modern new bungalow on CY Ave., is ail but ished ready for sale. Call and see Ben. ‘Terms’ to responsible part sot on CY, $1000. Lot on 8. O ak, $700. Lot on S. Lincoln, $1009, Lots on N. Pine, $800. Many new listings in large and small homes. Call and Le shown. Business property, rentals, liv vck, ranches, iusurance, notary public. cS HE BEN REALTY COMPANY, Phones 7 4W and S10J. SEE BEN Watch this space daily. SEL BEN FOR RENT te. Terms giv Adams, phone 55, {PLASTERING AND MOSA FLOooRS Plain and ornamental p! Harson. Phone, office 2 FOR RENT— | furnished, § T—Two e saic tile floors, base and wall RENT—Sleeping room. Phone M. 4-8-6 WANTED—To rent good piano. Phone ‘ 4-8-4 ais on light week. {FOR RENT board, reasonable. Rear 142 rooms. AS TTA1tt S. Oaks aeLinee i i 4-5-6 a | FOR neatly furnished | it rooms, h ‘and phone. 06 S. Elm. ORR (—Room suitable for one two ntlemen. Good_ location avenue. Phone 745J. DROP! DRIP! 3 J. Manuel Radiator 1168'S, A St. | FOR t leaky ator a nit } or E the life of rj but World Mes rer | 4 4 Bt Co. Phone 4-11-1t* SALE—Pour shares of Citizen's FOR RENT: ned fee : Equity Stock. Must be sold py 376W. D h. Will take 50 cents on the doar, |2¢0Ws ttt x cargmiribunes £9-3t* | FOR TRADE—Plano in good condition | j for a Bord touring or roadster, portable bake ¢ iviv or 1918 model. Inquire third - a eal cain Date he tuge from Midwest refinery. 4-11-2¢ y 4 ft for R RENT—Pwo or three good hous one eeping rooms, furnished, at 603 - | Dover. {- ant. Ad- 4-10-6t" rd cars, one Over Buick, one Chevrolet, All_in good shape. “Auto Linden and Center. 4-10-2t CHICK supply nt 3 . Denver, Colo. 2 OR TRADE—1 l i about 115 nat hay Win- te rc rlings. ve cattle altman about April D. Campbell. 4-8-6t Phone 5440. 4-8-0 FOR Ss. ary 206° per pound, . Second. 4-10-6t* FOR SALE—Buff Orpington also some rabbits. 235 } FOR SALE Almost new three and quarter w with sand bed, good shape, chains boome: ‘eam ld colts, . m Hupmobile, good tot or Senger Ford Sedan, kindling Percheron 4-10-24 eit Stallion * Phone 74W wurant imported Belgium Kingston carburetor for , in good condition; creap. See Man at Tribune. 4-10-tf-dh $$ $$$ FOR SALE—Tepee at W. Secona 4-11-3t* ¥ Ad ly home on Park avee ; beautifully arranged. ms. Phone 467M. 4-11-1t* ——- - Unless the school girls of Spokane voluntarily curb their propensity to follow the extremes in the matter of styles they may have to submit to a system of compulsory uniform | dress. one | Delaware FOR SALE avenue. Ine furmished room clos f-11-2t | noxraphie and FOR SALE PUNTENNEY & CRILLY ta 207 0. S. Phone 879W A Listing With Us Means a Sale for You miles West of Cas- ira time r of finished rooms room house Park and me t. This is bath fixture 1 ne et two good s from business 1 pu Want Something good Will make uld ou sh rms on this. Remember we fo suit on an sud tell us Have 1 Ask Colorado rod one We will of our real 4 at fire — © your Auditing, Accounting Ste- Mutti, Work, and sph your Fire Insurance taken care of by experts. RELIANG LOAN & 'PRUST CO., Vhone 6 221 ON Exehan Bids. sheds, icken ¢ provements. Two Kk Price $800. The World Messenger Co. Phone 77. 4-11-1t Union pole The HIGH SCHOOL Addition t beautiful residence lots 350 to NIORRATA PARK, close to dustrial center, will be worth $5 soon, now on sale at $150 to $2 Lot with IN =SS BARGAD i easily s nossession in 30 days, income now $250, ber month, $10,000. YOUNG WOMAN TOWNSITRH—I LUSK OIL FIFLD—The best ive Investment ever offered tory of OIL. Lots $190 ench Ask us abou ite | O1L LAND§, OIL LEASES. OIL UNITS | | FAGAN & RUSSELL Sales Agents P.O. Box 48 BICYCLES THE MAN WHO LE ver J you purchase an I value vou getting fu fo on the floor. 1 se payments sired. TOLM, Durbin on the main street, building can be remodeled for any business; Lusk, o Tusk $100. the in-, buila- N THR specu in’ the h. 1.000 NG WOMAN free with Wyo 5 olnson r your A Want Ad will sell it. {ton truck, rm Call Gehrke. 1 1 AL , than $00 miles SALE oR tADE—One good condition For ne iran ge ith switeh sine, Phone ation Co, Radiator Co., p now. 116 S. A Diamond lition. I will in as par Henning pay om 518 hotel {- 10-2t and Casper f-1-tf Office, S. LOST AND FUUND Center. LOAN OFFICE CASPER Hicrased and Bonded Pawn Shop Nouney to loay on dinmonds, Jewelrr. ann nnd clething. Rellable tS. Center Lost Ss mounted dog wu week Ago. Reward Los’ ceive reward,