Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1919, Page 5

1919 ORGANIZED EFFOR TIVENILE. PLAYGROUNDS. PLANNED T 15 PUT FORTH A program which has for one of its main objects organized play’ ith Casper thru the taititenative of children’s playgrounds serving the several residencé districts was launched Suntay by Protestant min- isters of the city who formed an or- ganization to be known as the Cas- per Ministers’ association. The or- ganization will -promote wider co- operation in mattérs pertaining to civic and moral betterment and will seek to encourage the several phases of activities that have met with suc- cess in other cities. The playground movement when backed by organized effort has accomplished wonders in the proper development of play spirit among children by directing it into the proper channels. A committee composed of Messrs. Moorman, Goe¢kél and Edwards was appointed on playgrounds, which is considered a crying need here, and the organization hopes to foster plans which will develop in establishing rounds in the near future. “The election of association officers resulted in the Rev. W. L. French, | pastor of the Methodist church, be- ing elected president; the Rev. Walter H. Bradley, Presbyterian minister, new entry into the ranks. INCORPORATIONS LED IN STATE Number of New Oil Companies, Shows Increases as Wyoming Season Advances. Special to The Tribune CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 6.—Ar- It is the Black The direc- The Scott Oil company is another Its capi- LIGHT CRUDE OF HIGH GASOLINE CONTENT IN That the oil from the new well in the Mule Creek field is of an ex- ceptionally high grade with a large Igasoline content is the substance of information emanating from relia- ble sources. Because of the inac- cessiblity of the field and lack of direct wire communications details of the new producer are lacking but the significance of the strike is fully irealized. | Stanley Green units developed ad- ditional strength in the market today while a considerable number of /Agate Basin units have changed jhands at from $55 to $60 each. The ticlés of incorporation have been filed ‘latter will be in a position to begin for another half-million dollar Wy-| oming oil concern. Diamond Oil company, and its main/ury funds being ample for this pur-' office will be at Lander. |torate is to consist of Dr. R. J. Fly and Dr. G. W. Compton, both of San | Diego, Calif.; J. C. Snook of National jCity, Calif; and William A. Lucas, \formerly of California and now of |Lander. immediate development of its hold- ings in the Mule Creek field, treas- |pose. Important announcements in lconnection with the Stanley Green jand Agate Basin syndicates are held iprqbable within a few days time. HUTTON LAKE TO MULE CREEK PRODUCER Cribune_ FINAL PAYMENT IS AUTHORIZED FOR CITY HALL Council Session Taken up with Dis- cussion of Delay in Comple- tion of Building and Other Incidentals. The city hall building occupied the entire session of the city council last night. Questions relative to demiur- rage for delay on the building in | which the city was forced to meet expenses amounting to nearly $2000 Jones and other members of the | were thoroly threshed out, but the; CO™PS were preparing to return to! jcontractor, A. Danielson, refused to |consent to demurrage charges on the grounds that conditions were such during the erection of the building that it was impossible to finish the structure on contract time. | Before the conclusion of the meet- ling the city fathers finally consented |to accept the building by paying the |contractor’s final bill. tion developed a joker, however, when The ques- | RECEIPTS OF CLERK'S COFFIGE $1,100, APRIL During the month of April Miss Edith M. Ogburn turned over $1,100 {to the county treasurer's office as [revenue from recording during the | period. Approximately 900 instru- ;ments or an average of 35 instru- | ments for each day that the office was ; open were reported. | - —_>---— AERIAL UNITS TO REMAIN. The three pioneer American | units in France will have to ren jin foreign service six months longer | according to a letter received yester- | day from Dewey Jones by his mother, | Mrs. Sam F. Service. According to the letter the order for additional service came unexpectedly when | this country. —<_—$_—_— | agreed to remove or replace any un- satisfactory piece of furniture with full protection to the city. 'BACK LIKE A | BOARD? : IT’S - YOUR KIDNEYS {it showed that the city was standing | {pat on Architect George McDonald’s salary for three months after the con- There’s no use suffering from the awful agony of lame back. Don't wait till it “passes off.” ,LOST—Small brown velvet wrist | bag containing two handkerchi and tatting. Telephone 1151 or at 606 S. Beech St. - => Try our Want Ad column. | It T cl Work George, Phone 532J. PAGE FIVE ATTENTION Hotel managers nd housewives, an and serub carpets and rugs. done in your home. Call 5-6-10t* 4 | FREEDOM#EAST LADY TSEN MEI - Dhe screens frst and only OkiveseS tal stock will be $1,000,000, its of- fices at Casper, and its first board of directors John F. Leeper, Robert K. Scott; W. S. Kimball, F. J. Wolf and W. E. Downie, all of that city. vice-president; and the Rev. R. H. It only comes back. Moorman, Baptist minister, secretary- treasurer. Other members are the Rev. Edwards of the Episcopal church and the Rev. Goeckel of the Trinity Lutheran. ALLAVS HEART WOUND BY SERVING COUNTRY: | BRING IN WEL ee: time. Mr. McDonald presented | Find the cause and stop it. Diseased =/the city with a bill for $450 and then | pouaiticne) oe sidneys) fre nsualiy indi- | According to telephone reports re-|to effect a settlement cut the bill | Sincny ains, which are nature's sig: | ceived in Casper today the Hutton|$200 which the contractor agreed to’ nals for help! : | Lake Oil company has encountered | Pay: t eierele the remedy. pats you feel : ; 4 well on its holdings in the Rock) The only other business that de-| ence any of these symptoms get busy | | Creek field, near the Ohio wells. No | veloped during the meeting was the | at once. Go to your druggist, and get efforts have been made to bring the allowance of the contract bills for lar Conceived and Directed by “lra.M Lowry, W. E. Enos, E. D. Key, J. W. Mont- rose, Vigo N. Miller and William Woods, all of Daniel, Lincoln county, have formed the Daniel Implement company with a capitalization of $25,000. She Sensational Uprising Of the Ku-Kiux-Kian OF the Far Fast. | a box of the pure, priginal GOLD hole to production owing to the fact |nearly $10,000 worth of furniture to ALE eines ion) Oi’ Cepsales, ims | that tankage had not been provided|the Hine Desk and Furniture Com-| Jeboratories in faarlem, Holland. | for. The indications which include a'pany of Denver. J. H. Hine, repre- \f eaeantiand easy to take, they instant- | good oil showing and heavy gas pres- {senting the Denver organization, | uyattack the) pal Prous worms gic iad | Sure were encountered this morning, |agreed that absolute satisfaction with |“ For over two hundred years they | he sick. An increase in capitalization from buege " | stimulating a demand for the stock|the furniture in the building on the | have been helpin Why not | cee |$10,000 to $1,000,000 is announced / of the company here and in Cheyenne | part of the city was all that was nec- | trv them? Bold everswhere by re- | in papers filed with the secretary) yp it is lasvel ? | act. He) Hible druggists in sealed Packages. Vaevatats byithelJeraceaDaveloemekt| where it is largely held. lessary to complete the contract. e Three Sizes, 2 Money (back 1 they do | he = t frou. | _-__ company. The directors are L, 5, ™@.Q.....?.?.:?:?.:.P2?2?2{””200 _ -:_e ,_=_ MEDAL”, and be sure the name | “Let there be no more iies be-|Armstrong, H. Norman Snavely, A. tween us.” |V. Ferris, G. Kuykendall, E. C. Nash With these words Princess Tsu-,and Sam Ohenstein | kinsu sacrifices love to duty in ‘“For) the Freedom of the East,” the, thrilling Betzwood melodramatic ro- mance of the Orient, distributed by Goldwyn, which comes to the Iris theater Friday. The stirring production, dealing in part with the plot of a foreign syn- dicate to gain a foothold in China, introduces the first Chinese star of the screen, Lady Tsen Mei, a prime! favorite on the American concert} stege. As Princess Tsu, she is the! leader of a secret society in Peking formed to put to rout scheming for- | “GOLD MEDAL” is on the box. u SPORTING GOODS WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FISHING TACKLE {9OLORIIIIIIL OLE III I OSI EES IMM All NoVary Pure Foods Incorporation articles have been ‘filed at the state house for the W. Paxton Irvine Land & Livestock | company, which will have a capitali- zation of $150,000 and conduct its operations at Douglas. The _ incor- \porators are W. Paxton Irvine, son of W. C. Irvine; Joseph Garst and Villa M. Irvine. Lines, Spinners, Trout Flies, Hooks, Leaders, Reels, Fishing Rods, Thermos Bottles, Collapsible Drink- ing Cups, Spalding Baseball Goods, Mitts, Gloves, Balls, Bats, Shoes, Kodaks and Supplies, Films, Developers, Paper, Tripods, Developing Outfits. | The Utah Oil Refining company, a $100,000 enterprise backed by Pitts- {burgh and Salt Lake interests, has ‘filed with the secretary of state a CASPER PHARMACY ‘Il were ee* \| eigners and combinations that are ever seeking rich profits from the| exploration of the Far East republic, | When she jdipcovers that Franz von Richtmasf, a shrewd foreign agent, is trafficking with influential monarchists with a view to taking; over some rich ‘Chinese land, the princess lays her evidence before! Robert Kenyon, chief of the Ameri- | can Secret Service. Through her) connection with the secret society; she proves an invaluable aid, to Kenyon. In her constant associa- tion with him she grows to love the handsome American. A shock comes to her when a jealous suitor of the princess brings the word that the American is pledg- ed to marry a girl of his own race. She lashes the news-bearer for his presumption in even breathing the } name of Kenyon, concluding with: | “Bring Kenyon to me and he shall | choose your punishment.” In a | dramatic scene which follows Kenyon | admits the report is true. It is then | that Princess Tsu gives voice to the | exclamation. Through pique she | temporarily aids the foreign exploit- | ers, but love for her country causes her to repent in time to save the American’s life on a steamer and | later in the capitol at Washington. | i WASHAKE IS FRSTIN SUPPORT STATE BONDS ce While the official count of the | vote on the state highway bonds will | not be made until the state can- | vassing board meets, enough returns | have been received to make it ap- pear that Washakie county captured | first honors. In 14 out of the 15 | precincts in that county there wa. ! not a ballot cast against the issué. | Returns from the one remaining pre- | cinect have not been received. t i Campaign on for Americanization. | . 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