Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1919, Page 2

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Ai subscriptions must be paid in ad- vance and The Daily Tribune wil not Jature ‘delivery after subscription be- comes one month in arrears. to Auait Bu- Anemos toe "Sptirratttiseat Member of the Associated Freee The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republigation of all news dispatches credited to it oF not therwise cre: in this an alse the locgl news ‘published hereia- JOIN THE SCOUTS. alse Kiverybody knows how the Boy Seouts stood the test of war. They turned their fine principles to prac- tice, and showed their loyalty and value in a thousand ways. Their or- ganization had been thought of pre-} viously as meant only for the pleasure and improvement ef the boys them- It took the war to show how the character and skill gained in their scouting work could be turned to valu- able public service. It is only a slight recompense for selves. what the lads did during the past two| years to help them now in their cam- paign for larger effectiyeness. And} in helping them, the nation really! helps itself; because any gain in their resources will become an additional | national asset. The Scouts, now numbering more! than half a million, want more boys to join them, and boys are coming in at} the rate of 1,000 or more a day. | More than that, they want adults to| join as associate members—a round million of them, helping a little with| their membership dues, and still more | with their intelligent interest and| support. There ought to be no question of getting the million. Nobody objects; to the Boy Scouts any more. Every- body approves them. The moyement is endorsed alike by Christian and| Jew, Protestant and Catholic, and| just as warmly by those who profess | no religion whatever. It stands for) good health, good morals, good sense and good citizenship. Be a “good scout,” and join. \ -—_—————9—______ “ These substitute drinks haven’t any “kick”’ in them. The patron is ex- pected to furnish the kick. eee ee During the brief period of govern- ment operatien of telegraphs a deficit of a million dollars was created. The results of political control of indus- iry ane three: First, increased rates; second, inferior service; third, deficits. to be paid by the people for the proud privilege of paying more and getting less than under private man- agement. RE THE MAN WHO GUARDS THE GATE. Max Eastman says that Frederick C. Howe, the man set by the adminis- tration to guard the gate against un- desirable aliens at the harbor of New York, “did everything short of resign- ing his office” to prevent the recent deportation cf o«hevik revolution- arigs. This is an authoritative and an interesting statement. When an up- lifter like Mr. Howe almost resigns a place on the public pay roll it may be assumed that his feelings are all har- rowed up. Just why he is the one man picked, out of a hundred million, to pass upon the entry of aliens at the nation’s chief port of entry is something that might require ex- planation to those’who do not under- stand alj the implications of the pres- ent national administration’s relation- ships. 9: Speaker Frederick Gillett publicly expressed the opinion that Mexico ought to quit raising hell and go to raising food; quit playing politics all the dime and go to work. This has raised quite a storm. What a sensa- tion it creates when a man in public life telis the real truth. Dailp Cribune —— Bu at is fice aa seconddelage mation, Nev. EAS months of waiting have ‘secured the MEMBER, THEATRES BREES| cturn of bdoae held in! Calorade pond- r vr, mon Or delivered. The cogrt saill not. Associate Editor | | June, A. D. 1919, there was passed b; | Carey avenue, | } | Not a Minwte Too Soon. | Liquor Deslers of Cheyenne after) ing a decision whether it could be * . . ‘The Opposite of Casper. Paris has a landlord who welcomes |babies,-to such an extent indeed that |te allows every one of his tenants to live rent free for the three months following the birth of the baby. oem edd Rolled Her Threes. Operator: “Number, please?” Subscriber 323." Operator: “823 (repeated in an Subscriber: “Central, wouldn't you like a cup of coffee with those rolls?” Mountain States Monitor. . * . A Toper? s Lerret: Does Lushmore drink? Yadilioh: If he went to a church oyster supper he would come away with s stew.—Cartoons Magazine. * ss * No Wonder! Her gracious manner at the wll Soon had her friends declaring, That she could dance to bent them alf With such a fine ball bearing. -—Sheridan : Post, eS LEGAL JOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 97-A. AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAV- ING DISTRICT NUMBER 11, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAVE. MENT FOR SAID STREETS IN SAID CiTY OF CASPER, IN SAIP DISTRICT NUMBER 11, ANE OTHER CONSTRUCTION INCI. DENT TO THE PAVING OF SAID DISTRICT, AND APPORTPIONING THE COSTS THEREOF UPON THE ABUTTING PROPERTY IN SAID DISTRICT. WHBREAS, on‘ the 2nd day of the City Council of the City of Cas per a resolution of intentibn to im prove by grading, paving, construct ing curbs, snd draining, aud other in cidental work on the following streets to-wit: David stre@ from the north line of Railroad street to the north line o* exeept that portior where David street crosses Milter street. - Railroad street from the center linr of the alley running north and soutt in block 26, extended_north aeres Railroad street to thé’ cefiter line of the alley running north and south ir block 53, extended north across Rail read street, except that portion whers Railroad street crosses David street Deleware street from the center line of the alley running north .and south between Center street an¢ David street to the east line of Davic street. Sussex street from the center lin of the alley running north and south between Center street and David street to the center line of the alley running north and south between | David street and Ash street except \that portion where Sussex street crosses Dayid street. Park street from the center line of the alley running north and south between Center street and David | street to the center line of the alley running north and south betweer David street and Ash street except that pertion where Park street crosses David street. Hugo street from the center line of the alley running north and south be- tween Center street and David street to the center line of the alley running north and south between David street and Ash street except that portion where Hugo street crosses David street. Dundon street from the eenter line of the alley running north and south between Center street and David street to the center line of the alley running north and south etween David street and Ash street, except that portion where Dunéon street crosses David street. Doyer street from the center line of the alley running north and soyth between Center street and David street to the center line of the alley running north and south between David street end Ash street, except that portion where‘ Dover’ street crosses David street. WHEREAS, no remonstrances and objections to said improvement have been filed with the Clerk of the City of Casper in the manner and within the time provided by law, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OR- DAINED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Casper: SECTION 1. That a paving and improving district to be known as Paving District Number 11, be, and is hershy e City of Casper, Stgic of . which dis- trict is hereby formed for the pur- pose of improving by grading and pav- ing and other incidental construction of the shove described streets and property. : SECTION 2. That all” of > those portions of said streets hereinbefore set forth, included in said Paving Distriet Number 11, shall be paved between jhe curb lines thereof in a good and substantial manner with asphaltic concrete, Topeka mixture, or bitulithic; and the City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for said grading and | as follows, to-wit: ‘for the surface drainage considered and held to be the prd@p-? Phone 669. orty spegially benefited by such im-' cr >rovements and shall be the property | ARCHITECTS to be assessed to pay the cost and ex- . aay pense of said improvements, which Soe yest and expense shall be assessed on ——— wl property so benefited, in accord: | eden Ur Ar eSpace Back of Caspez Daiw Cribune the City) the price per . yard for the paving upen Ci for approval, c jcost of pla¢ging pore at 3. That the essessment | street when which said price distriet upon the property of which shall be specified in the contract, and shall be assessed for the purpose of, any deductions or additions in the costs ahd expenses in mak-) amount of such ¢ tions in appor- said improvements within said | tioning the cost of paving i be ing District Number 11, which in-| made upon the basis of such cost per cludes all property, except streets and square yard. ~ ‘alleys included zi said assessment dis-) SECTION 8. This ordinance shall between the termini of saié iza-| take effect’ and be in force 10 days ing uport said #éreews from and after its passage, and the , ‘and deserib.d and Clerk shall post, and publish the same ineludéd in'said Paving District Num-| in THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE, ber If, within the following boun-| in manner and form as required: by daries: Cr ordinance. Beginning at a point on the center! Passed, adopted, and approved this line of the alley running north and, 16th day of June, A. D. 1819. south in block 26, extended north JOHN F. LEEPER, across Railroad street and thru the (SEAL) Mayor, property of the Chicago & North- Attest: western Railway company 166.85 fect | ASA F. SLOANE, north, of the north line of Railroad | City Clerk. | street. Thence south 64 degrees and minutes west (8 64-02 W) 422.67 feet toe point on the center line of the alley running north and south in block 53 extended north across Rail- read street and thru the property of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail- way company 166.85 feet north of the north line of Railroad street. Thence south along the center line of the alley running north and south between David and Ash St. extended north 2888,26 feet to a point on thei north line of Carey avenue where the center line of the alley running north; and south between David street and) Ash street intersects the north line of | Carey avenuc 150 feet west of the west line of Dayid street. Thence east along the north line) pf Carey avenue 880 feet to a point/ on the north line of Carey avenue} where the center line of the alley funning north and south between enter street and David street inter- yects the north line of Carey avenue, 150 feet east of the east line of David street, Thence north along the center line of the alley running north and south) between David street and Center! ‘street extended north 3073.26 feet to! ‘a poipt on the center line of the | alley running north and south in! block 26, extended north across Rail-} road street and thru the property of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway! eompany 166.85 fect north of the north line of Railroad street, the point of beginning. { SECTION 4. The character and extent of said improvements shall’ be 2 MATTA fs located at the nat- ural ay of the West, and jt banks, with their deposits of more than $100, are amply fitted to take care of the financial requirements of ‘this | vast territory. | You who deal with your local bavk, because it is helj to build up your loeal community, little realite the service Omaha is rendering you through the banke. Omaha, a large grain and live ‘stock center, the Omaha banks naturajly are equipped to handle all tai con- nection with the marketing of to promptly these {tems and transmit the funds which result therefrom. For “A-B-C Book of Omahe,” write Chamber of Commerce, Omaha 1 The construction of necessary | curbs, drainage, and storm sewers, ! consisting of vitrified clay pipe, and, also the necessary manholes, catch! basins, and other necessary fixtures | and attachments, inlets and outlets, of said streets, and portions of streets, ‘so | lesignated, as above set forth. That ul of the property within the limits, of suid assessment district, except the streets and alleys, or parts of streets and alleys, ineluded therein, shall be} t EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Books Opened, Closed, Audited. Stock transfer agents and regis- trars. Authorities on-Intvome Taxes. Notary Public. Mil Rooms 208-211 Oi Haghange Bidg. ance with the special benefits con-| ferred on such property in propor-, tion to area and distance back from She marginal lines of said streets re-| spectively, and portions thereof, as, aforesaid, within said paving district. That the amount to be assessed Ruome 24-25 nd Block Casper, Oe GARBUTT & WEIDNER against the separate lots, tracts, or} Architects narcels of land within said district shall be estimated and apportioned in 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. the manner and in accordance with Phone 1162 Section 18 of Chapter 120 of the Session Laws of Wyoming, 1945. , And there ‘shall be included in the BICYCLES cost and ¢xpense of said improvenient ’j to be assessed against the property | F.A. CHISHOLM ‘neluded in ‘said assessment district, The Cycle Man the cost. of that portion of said im-, provement ineluded within the limits of any street or “alley intersection, space or spaces,'the estimated cost and expense of inspection, engineer-| ing, and surveying, test of materials, advertising, collection of assess®ents, and all other charges which the Oity may have heretofore, or hereinafter, concurred inthe making of said im- provements. SECTION 5. That no part of said improvement sha® be paid out.of the! general fund or'the road fund of the City of Casper. SECTION 6,° That the said .im- provement js to be maintained by the contractor for a-period of five years, and that the charge for the mainten- ance to be incliided in the assessment for such improvement. | SECTION 7. The City ‘reserves the right, and shall have the power, to let contracts for the entire work, or coptract for parts thereof, jn |.pa-! rate and specified sections. All bids| for paving contracts shall.he made} Sole Agent for Iver Johnson Bieyeles and Vitalie-Tires Phone 954W. 405 N. Durbin CARNES BROKBRAGM COMPAND Open Aix Public Ase Oil Stocks housht and nod ig vour Oil si “EDDY” CABNES. Phone your baying orders 145 N. Center Sty Casper, Wro .Phone 1147. . Casper Loan Office Will save you;-money on your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand bag, and Suit 3 Phone 804-J. 3 le 133 Se. Centor Natrona Fuel Co, upon uniform proposals, and shall re- | Phone'949— quire, in addition to the general dia, | JIL BIEDERMANN, Prop —— ° COAL . COKE Gity Office 157 S. Gen. Office 5th and Beech 4 Streets CALL 74-5 - Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. (CALL 74-3 See Ben Transfer Co Light and Heavy Hauling. Furniture and Piano Moving « Specialty. Baggage Transferred == Quick AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN eens uae popular prices, Quick service, ticked aoe” s WM. | Paving, as aforesaid, and submjt such CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors Lyris Theater Office Phone 7: Suite 2, Townsen Office 423 DR. 8. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Center St. Res. 93 CHIROPRACTORS id Bldg. --Phones-- Res, 841R CLOTHES CLEANERS Se, "THe SERVICE CLEANERS Jourgensen & Nygeard Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling “THE POINT” Cent=r, Service “We Kleen Klothe: tMotta nces 6S COMMERCIAL DRY CLEANERS s Kleen” Dyeing Six Day Service Phone 1185, 147 (Upstairs) S. Center Reasonable Prices ‘WM. JACOBSON, Prop. CORSET SHOP Modart Corsets from $4.75 to $15 Bon Ton Corscts from P. N. Corsets from 1. De Bevolse Branslere from 5c to #4. We fit all corsets from $3.50 up free. $2.50 to $10, 25 toB6.50, MAT. Comter ste CONTRACTORS F. R. WHITCOMB General Contractor Estimates Furnished Casper, Wyo, Phone 1013 LET ME PETER CLA FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS BLOCK USEN General Contractor Office 106 0. 8. Bldg. Vhone 1575 P. 0. Box 1145 306 &. Hatiroad 8t. 4. S. HARDWICK Carpenter hone 11483, Carpenter Job Work of All Kinds Promptly Done, SANDY’S O.'& S. Building, First Floor Phone 767W GOWNS suITS ALTERATIONS MRS. FRED FREEMAN Sewing PLAIN AND F. Reasonable. ANCY Work: Guaranteed. 378 N. Maple (Rear-) Se DR. J.C. KAMP Physician and 3: urgeon Office: Suite 4, Smith 4 —Phon: me Office 130 es House 85 DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Office Phone 54 Rohrbaugh Building Dr. Foster—Residence_ Dr. Lathrop—Residence. Private Hosp’ ital 849 S. Durbin St. f Phones 272 and 273 DR. F: S. LUCKEY Physician one Surgeon Phone: Ren, 9O-Ws Offee, 505 Office 122 East Second Sireet Room 2 Wood Flock . BR. MYERS Phyzician and Surgeon Spectal Aitention Wa ‘ of Women and omce ae BOD Teg. 748 Phonen: Office, 803 DR. JOHN MARSHALL €, KEATH, mM, D. Physician and Surgeon by er pepe ab to obatetrten DR. ELIZABETH ‘amis Physician and §urgeop Office: Daly Bigg. Phone 145. Given to emacs, 266 F. LEEPE! Downie DR. W. E. DOW Physicigns and Surgeons Smith Bldg. Phone 266 116 —, NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS DR. J. C. BIBBS Dentist + -* AMY °T. HANKS ipecializing in Nerve and M Disea . ‘uscle St Room 2, Lynch Bulldivg OIL LANDS LOCATED Lands ‘To Lease im Proven and Unproven Fields. Validating And Agnensment Work Done Electrical Contractor Wiring, Repairs and Fixtures Omice Ph, 18-W 141 West First TT, AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 Motor Repairing Armature Winding Electrical Wiring and Contyacting HAT CLEANING Hace Panamas; Soft, Belt, and Sa Nov cfietmdngay aif wrofk vgunran- ‘ints. “We call tor and’ deliver. of dyed. 3s 127 HB. Second, Casper, Wyo. 0. S. Building Phone 951-W REAL ESTATE jonable By Day, Week or Month, eG ' \ MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Cd Phone 1180W P. 0. Box’ 160 ‘ MRS. A. N. ENDELL Hemstitching, Picot % ©Freneh Plain Hemm! ‘ork Done in Casper, Call 238 E. Seeona he Oar, Wyo, |] Casper, ‘Wyoming COMMONWEALTH LIFE Frank Hoagland, State Agent NING BAGGAGE AND Olfico—Hohning Hotel Residence Phone 981-3 See Phone: 889-W HEN: Office: 247 North Center Street #. F. JONES All Ol Stocks Rought and Sold Al: for so me THE UNION {COMPANY’S SEARLES TRANSFER &@ STORAGE Be: . ms | ; ee at po ‘ago bile, Life, Hl Phone 1047-3 207 0, S, Bldg. ty = yee Phone—Houne, 87-Ws Office, 104 Movies 9 Specialty REPAIRING SOUTH LINCOLN STREET REPAIR SHOP All Work Guaranteed GROVES & SCHULTZ, Props. 620 So. Lincoln Phone 648 STAGE LINES F, J. BYE . MAM, PXPRESS, FRRIGHT “AND PASSENGERS WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney at Law Casper, Wyoming Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block E, RICHARD SHIPP wien caoeeen 983 or 977-W ag Lawyer y Room 21, Townsentl Building | | SEWING MACHINES Phones—139 and 385 SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- pai, m all makes of machines; ey 8. E. PHELPS ed 's for all machines, need- Lawyer Rooms 49-26 Townsend Bidg. Casper, Wyo. Phone 916 9 oll; @ card or phone E. F. Sprague, 221 N, Pine. A coOoD mAssAG ge POMIGHT HAGENS, STANLEY 4 MURANE Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Means PEP FOR YOU TOMORROW. TURKISH BATHS > se ‘ : CHILES P. PLUMMER Lawyer Room 415, Oil Exchavge Bidg. Veterinary Surgeon Easper, Wyoming. | |] Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Phone 32 - BICHOLS & STIRRETT. Ob 24 Lawyers 309-340-311 Gil Exchange Bldg. OX¥- AOMTYLENE WELDING sHOr “118 8, David st! Phone 613-3. 3b3t BQUIPPRD WRLDING sHOP WARBER & SPENCER Lawyers. 2075209 O, S: Bldg. | Phone 1187, ; Bengiting Broken. Parts ET I EE COLL EOL Read the Advertisements in The Daily Tribune and Save Money