Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1919, Page 7

va pe Wisper Duiny wiioune PAGE SEVEN HUMGERING I LE TOO Local Interests to Work Out Prac- tical System for Renumbering Houses to Relieve Con- fusion Here. The much-talked of improvemen: of renaming and renumbering the streets of Casper in order to arrang< a definite plan that will be understood by the most casual visitor, took im petus last night in the suggestior that postoftice department, thru W. W. Sproul, acting postmaster, th: chamber of commerce and a com mittee of the city council be calle together today for drafting the fina outline of the proposed improvement, It is the plan of the council to have the matter in such shape that fina! action can be taken on the renum bering plans at the coming Monda: night meeting of the city council. According to the present plan: all north ‘and south streets will b: named according to some definit plan and all east and west street will be numbered according to chosen plan. For numbering houses the plan call for placing a number for ever; lot, instead of every house at th present time. This will facilitat: vreatly the finding of locations i: Casper and will eliminate the presen tem of indiscriminate numbering After the preliminary plan is pu into effect, permission for futur numbering will have to be obtaine: from the city clerk. who will direc the numbering of property accordin to the local number in any district. CROOKS FLEECE BANK CASHIER IN IRIS FILN James Forbes, a young bani cashier of Wattelville, was unfor tunate enough to get into the toil of Eastern crooks who fleeced hin at poker. It is rumored he usec money belonging to the bank t make godo his losses. However, th crooks were captured in the act. of robbing the bank, through the in strumentality of Nora, a waif, wh« came into town in a box car. Th¢ whole agfeir was hushed up‘and-thc young man and the girl who appar ently saved him—are to be married That is romance with a vengeance— and proves that the Middle West sti has its exciting experiences. This is a brief synopsis of the plo of “When Do We Eat?” a new pic ture by C. Gardner Sullivan, starrin: Enid Bennett and produced b; 7 Ince for Paramount. I Thomas H. will be seen at the Iris theater to morrow. FELT LIKE MUSCLES WERE TIED IN KNOT That Is Exactly the Way Tinda! Says His Rheumatism Acted. “Thad never taken a dose of Tar lac in my life till some six weeks agc but IT have received more benefi from the three bottles I have just finished than from all the other medi cir I have taken put together,’ George R. Tindall, of 6002 18t) v South Seattle, the other day Mr, Tindall is employed at the Skin ner & Eddy Ship Yards. “For several years,” he continued suffered terribly from muscula matism and kidney trouble. Thr muscles of my right arm would drav up at the elbow, and feel like they were tied in a knot. I had no appe tite and the little I forced dowr didn’t do me much, if any, good My kidneys worried me night anc y, I had an awful misery up anc down my spine, and my back righ’ over my kidneys would hurt so ba¢ that if I stooped over it would al most Kill me to straighten up again T couldn't rest well at night, anc many a time I would wake up at mid night, and never sleep another winl the balance of the night, then my back would start hurting so bad thai I could hardly get up out of bed. T guess I nave taken most every kind of medicine sold withou! getting a bit of relief, and I was in mighty bad shape when I decided to sce if Tanlac would help me. Well. T can honestly say that I haven’t had an ache or a pain since shortly after I started on Tanlac. I sleey like a log at night, and my wife tell: me that I’m liable to eat us both out oe house and home if I keep on with ne Appetite Tanlac has given me. 1 eet So well and hearty in every way “ at r have told the boys down at ie ship yard how much good Tanlac He! done for me, for I hope that my joe ence will be the means of help. ne ethers who may have trouble ike IT had.” Tanlac is soid in Casper by the peer Pharmacy and in Aleova by fe Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. app gat cing Home cooking at the fla vey. TOD AY ARD EVERY OTHER DAY ~ HERE'S A PAGE OF PROFIT—NEWS THAT WILL PAY BRINGING UP FATHER IVE BEEN THINKING OF GOING TO WorkK- MR.JIGgS! ’ f™ VERY YES-AN' THOUGH YOU SEEMS TO ; OW IF IT WAS THAT THAT'S AS _ MIGHT HAVE A ME YOU ARE AMBITIOUS! Leak ee NEAR QUITTING TIME - FAR AS YOULL. JOB FOR ME ? DOIN’ A LoT ALETTER AN goT V WOULDN'T START <IT- OF THINKIN’ HALF THROUGH. Us Seay WITH IT WHEN THE a WHISTLE BLEW WHAT Ay 4 WOULD you DO? -—f eo = va 1S mn) = ANLROAD AVENUE TO FORM NEW SIDEWALK | DISTRICT OF THE GiTY One of the most badly needed im- ovovements in Gasper, as far =s sidewalk extension is concerned, will xe undertaken by order of the city n the district west of David st: cet ind east of Cegar street along the jouth side of Railroad avenue. A lelegation from the property owners ppeared before the city council last light and requested that a sidewalk mprovement district be inaugurated it the earliest possible moment. During the wet season, it is al- nost impossible to reach west Rail- ‘oud avenue because of the lack of sidewalks. People living in that dis- rict during the wet season ure forc- ad to take the railroad tracks wher- sver possible in order to secure safe yassage. When it is necessary io eave the railroad tracks the people iving in that vicinity are forced to vade thru mud, many times up to the hoe tops. The chief obstruction to the lay- ag of a continuous sidewalk from he business district, has been the wo blocks of school property. If the idewalk is ordered in by the city, the ligh schoo) athletic grounds will iave to be bounded on the north by \ sidewalk. According to the views expressed t the council meeting last night it ; believed that the High © school oard will make no objection to the take good his losses. However, the lan wholeheartedly as the improve- ient is greatly needed to permit tudents reaching the school in that icinity. Besides the west Railroad avenue idewalk request there were num- petitions of many districts in ner for benefits of the city im- royement including water and sewer nes and for add al sidewalk nd street improvement. — HUGH M’KENZIE RETURNS FROM COBLENZ ARMY Hugh mploy of Sam T: t the time he was called by tl ective service, returned to C. esterday with the Mont sent which passed thru here. Cenzie had the distinction of acc vanying the American army of o iation with the army corps and was tationed at Coblenz, Germany, until ordered back to the U. S. McKenzie looks the pieture vealth, despite almost two 4 irmy life, including action in the bat- tle of the Argonne. 3s of ODD FELLOWS, ATTENTION. Preparations have been completed for the Odd Fellows One Hundredth Anniversary celebration on Saturday of this week. The meeting will be opened’ at 2 o’clock p. m. with an ad- dress! of welcome by ex-Governor B. B. Brooks. The remainder of the program consists of musical selections and speeches by local talent. The public is especially invited to attend the afternoon meeting. At 4:30 p. m. the Tenth Annual niversary association will be called to order. At 6.0’clock sharp the banquet will be served in the club rooms. At 8 o’clock the program, the personel of which consists of, local talent, will entertain the members until 9 o’cloc! Immediately after the program is fin- ished the hail will be cleared for the dancers. No time has been spared by the va- cious commitices to make the even-| ing one long to be remembered. The | for the oceasion. All Odd Fellows, Rebeecas and their families, as well 1$ visiting members, are cordially in- sited to be with us on this occasion. | 4-23-1t | Pub, 4-4-20t, of! Session of the Central Wyoming An-/ hall will be decorated appropriately | 33 arse eit Ize pant peeitrt FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE CASPER REALTY COMPANY THE MARKET PLACE PEL avon ue MuTHReEE TEE ms, bath, fine loca There ment om rer who lives in Ne- right street, hot 1 rooms it “A Look Means A Lot th nouse, nice lot, on ¢ me in the east Two-r “d, close in ing man, $ A little home for work- Three-room house, furnished, close to wat lights, nice lot, blocks good part of town, », $250 cs balance -m ry room cotiage. nice level } lights, tele- oheeeetaee Woe aneeher phe agement, garden. A home 900 cash bal- CSU ie Se a a ance in h street: close lour-re alow, bath electric Boe NE VerCH NA UNL telephone, Ast 1 i while construction and a ou y smi may” nt do 1 i} hand a loan small payment down. pted for & or chicken not far out ced with for ool Woven w feet square, all house and full basement. ‘T fenced, with good four-room Nice level lots on ¢ < sh, balance yo DG! ats monthly. Why not bu i how. vo large Int SU 2 Lots on $. Lincoln, Wolcott, D Pine. BH tneMie OF Ask to be shown a lot for a home Realty Co, PZORCTUES pNES THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY HARRY FREE CALL FOR wR. BAKER Phones 74W and = bey ee ; TRS LOT MAN CASPER REALTY COMPANY SEE BEN Watch this space daily. pre BEN | meal Eatate Thsnranes. Rentais| HOTEL. HENNING, GROUND FLOOR, PHONES 381 AND 9S9. - Xnvestments tn7 So, Center St. Phove 968W re l--Prince Alb roit, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION FOR SALE Damiana sivenusse FOR SALE FOR SALE EDGAR L. BOURLAND, Plaintiff. VaAriip vs. css AUDIE M. BOURLAND, Defendant. —— —— TO AUDIE M. BOURLAND, the ——— zbove named defendant, whose last LIMERTY NONDS WANTED known place of residence was Paris, FSG ITEg poise Artes ccoontiae Sige eXas: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO- TICE: that Edgar Bourland, pla PA int SOUTH © negraphic and Multigraph work, and mn wNTER S'URE your Wire Insurance taken eare of by ‘iff in the above entitled action, has ioenert filed a petition inst you in the above named‘ Court; the object UT Capea any He er of which are for an a divorce upon the grounds that about the 4th day of October, A. D. 1916 at Hoisington, Kansas, you dis- regarding the sole ity of your 7m ‘iage vow, wilfully and without deserted the plaintiff and ever si Second street $1,000 N. Wolcott st have and still continue so to wilful ane CASPER LOAN Orrice and without cause desert and ak —— EEN ——— d plaintiff and to! WANTED—G Liceascd nnd Fe a Pawn Shop CRILLY Mrs. MC Money to lonp on dinnonds, Jowetrz part from him without any y cause or reason and against his well and without his conscnt. And you are further notifi you are required to answer TITION of plaintiff on or before the 21st day of June, A D 1919, or the tions therein contained shall be t true and judgment rendered .. accordingly. Witness my hand and seal of said Court this 22nd day of April A. D. 1919. guns and « Rellahte ale for You Reat i. vO. S. Bhig. Phone S79W FOR RENT MOSAIC TILE, RS a plas: se and. vy 1 Vho office HAZEL CONWELL Clerk of the District Court. (SEAL) Mlex B. King, Att’y for Plaintiff. (A.B.K.) Pub. April 23, 30, May 7, 14, 21, 28. | dune 4, 1919. PROCLAMATION FOR ELECTION WANTED Little Inquire Fourth of SPECIAL. , |ror RE “next to batt WANTED—By + My cook: ext x lola LT Notice is hereby given @ by virtue of a proclamation iss by Robert D. Carey, Governor of the State of Wyoming, and under Sec tions 2099 and 2100 of the Wyomin: Compiled Statutes, 1910, that ther: will be held in the various votinj; precincts 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 is- sue its coupon interest bearing bond in the sum of Two Million Eight Hun- | dred Thousand Dollars to be designat- ed as Highway Bonds in denomina- tions of five hundred, one thousand, , five thousand and ten thousand dol-' lars, redeemable at the option of the | -. State of Wyoming ten years after Dae |date thereof and payable in twenty a years after date thereof; bearing such lrate of interest, not to exceed five) per centum per annum from date juntil paid, and to be issued in such! amounts as the Governor and Treas jurer of the State of Wyoming shall’ | | determine.” | Dated at Casper, this 27th day of | March, A. D. 1919. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS woman for r good trade fo! HIGHEST PRICE PAID COR LIBERTY BONDS CASPER LOAN OFFICE i Ikonl Me mwart if tons S500 STW ‘ 1 conditio Phone truck, int en immediately ehildrer Henning vacant ¢ O. Box 1 AIR CON following is a to Carpenters’ ying none but of General 3°) Local union SALb—t-room house, modern, paving Bast Second and Vine. sand terms write A. H. a 4, an irpenters FOU RI Watnut Phor P Davis. Whiteomp. Sayer MISCELLANEOUS finerio! ee yperty n street. 4-22 rs in tt ne requ att) Y Missions or correctlons @ address the under- | 7 won Second hand furnitu ces paid, Phone plane for red), 1146 CHAS. THAYER, Pres. 1. 0. Box 50. Phone 400W MARTIAL LAW IN BREMEN, CLAIM Bord roadster. Irs BETTER to room House Natrona County) -Wsoming: — = by hen the old ow gos ineaes ; i nexcept heat. large ByghOBERT JV ETCH) 4 DR. G. M. ANDERSON (i da SEE ate AMSTERDAM, April Com- Prone 403 or call me Attest: Chairman. s hav blished martial Offices second floor O-S Building. oo | Residence Phone 751; Office Phone Save your money—eat 4-23-6t | vey. E. M. OGBURN, County Clerk. es Twe car. Wyor Phone the Har at The middle cl Dacca a vione nnvennerseretareetnst nen foc ana oa bee