Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 7

WRREN GIVEN BRINGING UP PATER CONTRACTS FOR NEWPAVING JOG Improvement Work in Districts 11 and 9 Authorized at Cost of Over $347,000 if Cash Payment Is Made. The contract for the paving and necessary grading and the Distri¢ts No. 11 and No. 9 was Tet last night by the city council after it was written into the agreement that no cement laying should be done} after November 1 because of danger m ¢old weather. goth contracts were let to the War- ren construction company, the ques- tion of paying by cash or Bonds being open to later agreement. bat tif paving and work in District 9 which is on Wolcott street south from Second street and on Durbin street from the Burlington railroad station south to the city limits was let at a price of $258,581.30 if paid in cash! and $271,747.19 if paid in bonds. Distriet 11 which extends south on David street from railroad avenue was lét at a price of $89,889.90 if paid in cash and $93,929.79 if paid! in bonds. The report of the company agent} for the Warren construction company last night showed that the company) was nearly ready to start cement work} on these districts and that the chemist to be used in the work was here from Portland, Oregon. NENICAN SIS SHOWS BUNGLING OF U5. POL Permits Offensive Alliance with) Carranza Troops in Spite of | Crimes; 300 Massacred | Since 1910. | WASHINGTON, July 1.—Wide-) spread comment has been aroused in Washington, both in congress and elsewhere, by the fact that American troops were recently ordered into Mexico and engaged in an operation against the Villista factions. This | marked a new chapter in the remark-} able record of the administration with respect to Mexico and whatever its real purpose is it is generally concen! ed that it was quite in harmony with the shifting and wavering policy which | has marked the course of the present American government toward the country south of the Rio Grande for) some years back. In discussing this latest expedition of American forces into Mexico, Rep- resentative Gould of New York said in the house that the first announced purpose of this new invasion of Mexi- co was to protect American lives by preventing shots from being fired into American territory by either or both of two warring Mexican factions. With such a purpose Mr. Gould said he had no quarrel, although to find the American government concerned with the protection of American lives in or near Mexico was “a bit unusual Mr Gould pointed out, howeve that “the activities bore some re- semblance to a tacit offensive mil tary alliance with the present M can government and this raised a con- stitutional question, which at present he did not wish to go into. He did wish to take occasion to summarize sue¢h information with regard to the failure of this government to protect American lives in Mexico and along the border as ‘ad been permitted to leak out by the state department. 300 Americans Killed. “president Wilson,” said Mr. Gould, “recognized the Carranza regime as the de facto gofernment of Mexico on Oct. 9, 1915. The record of Ameri- cans murdered in Mexico or by Mexi- cans along our borders from 1910 te September, 1916, reads approximately like this: Killed on dates not given-.----~ i Killed between 1910 and 1913 (3 years) ~- Bij} Killed in 1913_ 28 Killed in 1914_ 58 Killed in 1915_ 7B Killed in 1916__ 19 Total killed between 1910 ! and 1916_------------ 300 “Jt will be noted from this that in the year in which Carranza was &c corded de facto recognition by this government the second largest num- ber of murders were committed against our citizens, and that the year following this recognition the largest number of murders against our citi- zens were committed. “Jt should be said also, as concerns the figures for 1914, that they include 17 American eailors and marines killed when the navy was ordered to take Vera Cruz, for God only knows what purpose, “Subsequent to 1916—or Septem-| bet, 1916—my information at present does not carry, for the simple reason that the department of state, under) the cloak of military censorship, de-! niéd all information to the public, to, public men, or to the press on Mexico, See ela The graduating class of the Univer- sity of Rochester this year numbered | twice as many women as men. like for), Che Gasper Daily Cribune = PAGE SEVEN (Copyrighted.) “TRE-MAN THAT INViteel xo WHY- THIS FACTORY ROLLIN’ PINS MUST HAVE. 1S WORTH A BEEN A @ACHELOR HUNDRED THOUSAND | | | THE MARKET PLACE HARRY FREE favesments The Lot Man “sim DEN? | A beautiful furnished house o f six rooms located in the chol “A LOOK MEANS A LOT” residential district of Casper. T he furniture is the best money { could buy and it harmonizes with the interior decorat 8. a sun parlor separat from the Il.ving room by artist French 3 doors, attractive fireplace, dining room and kitchen with all butit- Mit damarenahetore., taty ing iinet, ta tne geenwooe casete Im features, two bed rooms, bath room with built-in medicine tion. \ are advancing from day to day. $75 to $850 on cabinet and linen closet, full ba semeng, plastered garage with ce- terms. $iv S per month. = ’ ment driveway from street; benutiful 1 . cement sidewalks ail = 2 ts ae is a very cheerful house, Price Terms can be of- ? | ered. ntoe’ ony eect thtee-room i> "ern bungalow which will make a | rR eS: Be gome ‘oul es te. Very large - nfder home fOr goms Young cy. '¢. Very large rooms. Bath, toll | An exceptional attractive four-room bungalow almost complet- | ed. Very large living room with oak floors, plenty of windows, Bi which makes it a v cheerful room, two bed rooms 3 n rest all who are conte 2 5 ny Meee eee iDEly $4780 on terms. | This “should in are contemplat ished room in, basement. This, ungatow will make a beautiful seek home. Price 300 with only $1259 cash. Five-room modern home, wth garage; corner lot 5460. > | her aolavor.ternve: se; Bek 10 — $6400. Can A four-room house with full basement, large porch, garage, — } chicken house. Two-room hou! with bath water, toi and = s' | : fi i and sink; two i robNe Sinoteart weal ord Wea . Water One-room house, good garden, lot all fenced. Pric 5 ur rooms On Fn ; nice ‘trees; garden tn. | $3000 | anlyuestenceab: A. bavkatn 7 Pa ; bea | Darirable wlots incall 1dsail ties. Two-room house on corner lot, four blocks from Second and { Center streets. | | ASK FOR JONES THE SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Real Eatate HARRY FREE — aid Phones 7 4W and 8103. 157 So. Center The Lot Man Phone 968-W BEN Watvh this apace daily. SER REN FOR SALE A new 7-room house with bath and CASPER FREEZES (BREWERS WIN a sun - place. French doors and many’ butit | im features. Full basement, — toilet. | laundry room, coal room, and furnace | | room. East front lot 60 by 140. See «By BALTIMORE, July 1—The brew-. > FOR SALE Five-room house with bath and full basement; lot 4 ft by 140. A bar- gain at $5250. A small cash payment will take this house. Brlace on easy Located on South Walnut St terms. A large east front lot on South Oak ing interests won a temporary victory | street with three-room house on Variation from Minimum of 31 to| here today when Federal District| any “ume, av nleased to show 2 etaosl sae Maximum of 98 Degrees Is Court Judge Rose sustained a demur-| lots in the most desirable party ‘of the | rer to the government indictment “'*” s street. A Shown by Record . of charging that the Standart ptewing} th . Only $600 cash. Bal- ance on easy terms. Dort fail to see Weather Observer. company was violating the food con- ee this one. \sefvation law, which prohibits the Ree ue coovalil ead = | While June lost not one whit of its| making of beer with over one-half of Reh oh reputation for being the month of| one per eent alcohol. JOHN M. COMPANY 2 0. 8. Bide. Houxe Phone TSO. BARTHOLOMEW-KEMP CO. Lynch Bldg. 111 BE. Second. Phone 370 Realty Brokers General Insurance brides, it will go down in history as holding other at ad fea- tures, not the least of which was a temperature variation from below the freezing point to the hottest days on record here for the corres- ponding period, Weather Observer McKenzie _has| KNICKERBOCKER WYOMING OIL: compiled records which show that i “Judge Rose stated, however, that the brewers and sellers of beer would continue in business at their own peril. The case will go to the supreme court. Office Phone L120. FOR SALE used piano in Call 142 Oak § oR TRADE: first class c Phone 708W FOR SALE—Seven-passenger Hudson in Al condition; a snap if ta within a week. Call at 508 E. after 6 p. m., or any Ume Sunda. 6- a maximum of 98 degrees was reach-| Notice of Special Meeting of Stock. g of Stock- r ALD ed on two days, June 27 and 28. holder PCtorma. Call at 1040 The minimum of 31 degrees was re- —— ae ST. a corded on June 1. A special meeting of the preferred FOR 8. jood six-c: car for cus passenger June was a dry month also, onlyj}and common stockholders of Knick- ne ‘. : se a py cept F Da y .72 of an inch being recorded, the| erbocker-Wyoming Oil Company will Poharieenuee ‘North’ Casper -. school Call 1114W. 6-24-6t° weather records show. The largest amount of rainfall came on June 8 when .43 of an inch was recorded. be held at the office of George W. Ferguson, Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg., in the City of Casper, County FOR SALE—Two four-room houses on red Og one lot; plu 368 Cobb Si MING WEAL Twenty-seven of the thirty days|of Natrona, State of Wyoming, on We have ee Li teeter South 6-1 were clear, no days were termed|the 15th day of July, 1919, at 2 Lincoln from $950 up. cloudy, and only three were partly} o’clock in the afternoon of said day, m house, water and lights, ey Mid ‘cloudy. |for the purpose of considering and | PRaY0 fist kerma. barns See a aia = = at ee > ; ; FOR ood milch co nauire voting upon the following proposi- , «4. nouse and bath; full base. | Homan two miles south of ment; corner lot 60x140. 00, $1000) S&SPe 7-1-6t od tions: corporation to Knickerbocker Petro-) |toum Company. Pye q 2 RE : To increase the number of di-* pacha saci aa eos rectors from five to seven. | Cheap desired 8. To change the par value of the! FOR ALE—An excellent busi common stock from Ten Dollars per |vhare to One Dollar per share, and with an income of over f the said proposition is adopted, to Inquire at Room 6, Mo ue to the present holders uf certifi-| (By Untted Press.) {cates of common stock in the cor 1_The British| poration ten sharés for each share} ready for business To change the name of the) cash. FOR SAL. ford car List your property for a quick sale| w#!s9 47)-p. Busoline engine nm house on ¢ ut once, Ti if taken 4 Phone 468. vO "THE Radiator Shop is NOTICH i. The 0. K PUBLIC I now have a little good, fresh LONDON, July r u First class radia- 3 dirigible R-34 leaves for America at) ow held by them and standing in| vee a ee evan they their names upon the books of the coyPorawions For SALB—Bull tractor, goo. | BILLION DRINKS jaa irra eo nsides anit SRsOLe;aiu ce jee ‘J. W. Phillips, Alcova, LEFT UNTOUCHED | "putea Sune 4, 1919. KNICKERBOCKER-WYOMING 2:00 o’clock tomorro room inta, $1500, €o. morning. Murphy as hew. Ready to move yo. Box | Nutrona Lumber 6-12-30t* FOR SALE—2 lots with two-rooi plasr tered house, and bedroom on outside. } Has well, phone, and the three rooms | IN OLD KENTUCR’ | ,.,,, 9t,cQMPANy M.S eae baMtiee” aT tee —— Pub. June 10, 17, 24, July 1, 8, 1919. (hy Assoclaped Prew) ; FOR SALE—One Buckeye incubator, LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 1.— (G, W. N.) one motor eycle, screw jacks for sale Notwithstanding: (he. veadcwoud (a Se eee Eee | NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION | : i > : FOR SALM—Fine rop- amount of whiskey sales during | Notice is hereby given’ that at a)“ eriy ol, aceount of siekuente Inquire FOR SALE the past week, Kentucky liquor | .yocial meeting of the stockholders | 287 N- Wolcott, or phone 281M.) |, contare ciate: te. bare = saree of |uf the Chamberlin Furniture and Un- | ~ | At bargain, furnished four-room million gallons. iow to spose at i 7 | FOR SALE--Two L Joh: bicycles . dertaking Company, a Wyoming cor-| "Ol S\G\V ana u number of reed baby house, bath, laundry in basement undetermined. of this, they : ‘ Ls poration, held at the office of the| carriages. Phone 1086. 6-24-60° . es aa : ; - | South Lincoln street. [ Hugh company at Casper, Wyoming, on the| oq Sarno 2 = uth Lincoln street. Inquire Mugh 3,000 SA LOONS | 23rd day of June, 1919, at the hour, house with acteaee eae'CY or ‘anpae |B Miller, Wyatt hotel. 7-\-tf N A Hf ten o’clock a. m., at which meet-| 8i¢W- 624-6 ing all of the stockholders repre- Ric AG OPE FORS LE senting all of the capital stock of We aitears wren said company, were present, by prop-! wish adnan’ Alcova, “Pathtindar, OF BUTTERMILK et resolution, unanimously adopted,! Platte River Canyon and all int said corporation was ordered dis-/ {iat¢ points every, day in the w close in; no childre —Drawn for the Casper Tribune by George McManus THANK SOOONES*: * THAT'S DONE! CASPER REALTY COMPANY FOR SALE et, the lvite room ix Inrre w itt would want, the dining room is Lare . larger than one ally sees, the na convenient, there is full basement un- dry room, soapstone tub Sper one graé than plastered r plete home o This nay at been loot a t Idition main st vat 1 e ee rooms. da, wate n fre t se, and we are offering it yu shou ee this CASPER REALTY COMPANY SNNING, GROUND FLOOK, PHONES 381 AND 0%, REALTY BARGAINS 6 down and balance in payments will buy this zalow apartment house having three apar tr rooms exh. Monthly fncome of $120 v soon p ner leaving and must sell heat full t. enat iving room Butit at $6000. kitchen cabinets, and electric 50x140 lot close to pavement, $1700. Nehts water, garage and ds ” homes. $500 cash and monthly pars -.ts will buy this five-room bun- galow, t 60x140 and close in $150 cash and smell payments buys two-room house on 60x140 lot with east front Price $500. Lots in all parts of the iste Three-room apartment, shades and curtain ‘ods included Half interest in x a bargain investigat bis. LOC, BR different lines represented istings. Call and recetve par- NG-PROBST AGENCY COMPANY 2056 OF S Phone 564-8 Caspe it peepee, Pe ee ae ae WANTED Beautiful five WANT he North | and board terms. sonable dress B. H., ¢ = 4 : ai Splendid two-room house with base. |WANTED SITUATION—Hand laundry ment. Partly. furnished. Nice ¢ cleaning our. specialty. shed, Lo Hon co Bewaty ine. Sound? 776 ifienderson. “e-11-38¢ had SU Pl lie aati a at 2 Spruce street. Oniy $1786 eae (Lindahl) e, of anything of per Auction House ‘ e 602. 4-1-tt dwellinas in t We will buy your second land turn: ture and pay highest prices. Phone 249. 121 W. First street. 4-1-tf WANTED \ f oom house North |. Yglopment Co, Address Box . wi treet. Lights and water | Tribune: This is a bargain Will Pay Spot Cash. §-23-At Highest market price paid for se ond hand furniture. Phone 249. ! W. First street. a-2-tf WANTED—Buggy. Cail 460M before Second hand furniture wanted est prices pata. Phone 249. 121 W. First HIGHEST PRICE PAID & LIBERTY BONDS WANTED—To rent or buy x Ke e I Fan or Genera CASPER LOAN OFFICE aa ae Liccased and Bonded Brokers Ass Ss. Gcemier, Thene Sots —Late model Ferd teuri Mail Orders Attended to Same Day. Phene 1193. G-Ss, firat handte , Jt Higbly . . VANTED—Gitr Casper t y furnished sleep furnished or u nished.( South Beech, shone §04J per week families; $3 per day Phone FOR RENT P 2siJ 1-3t* nent ack for batching. I" 836W, Or call $46 Midwest aven WANTED—Laundress; 0¢ al uppliar ¥. Bishop exis Randall der Wyo ant to sell you WANTED—Ry Bex » WwW WANTED—To rent une ke N. ¥.. word from you at rooms or dd house at ous. Address 1 Special rates to Sunday fishing and a (By Associated Press.) solved, the corporate enterprise aban-'picnic parties, Phone 468, Casper, or O88, Tribune 7- v CHICAGO, July 1.—-More than |doned and the charter, franchise and °#!! Alcova Mer. Co. Alcova. | FOR RE Sfalarn frank caning | Phona 1086.” * 3000 of Chicago’s 6000 saloons |corporate name surrendered, said! leek. SATE Motors. moving: piste) — room » N. Beech. 6-28-38 + opened today for the sale of soft |company having ceased to do busi- |good. reasons. for selling. VOR, RHNT—Hassment aleeniik room | Yeon as 'drinks.- Five hundred were con- | ness, all corporate debts having been Siedlin ieee orsabe }Sun Amusement Co., Lincoln, with hh. Induine fe Beane eaoe, BAY dower verted into ice cream parlors and | paid, all corporate liabilities discharg- Phone J. t z , restaurants overnight. ed and thé corporate assets and prop- ened mnd Bonded Paw: | FOR SALE—$460 Kimball piano for {- 5- room n ae as er erty distributed among. the -persons Mossy to loam on diamonds, jewelry, } $300, Use A RUIN IST taA Ao aoe Enghe « MARRIAGE LICENSES entitled thereto. The statutory trus-| wens and OEE fous | |e 6-30-38 Room. suitable moni and: t \d- 4 f i tees for creditors and stockholders | FOR SALE r drilling rig. No. I Ol Tribune 6-30-88 Marriage licenses were issued to| are C. H. Long, A. H. Black and [wounds toolay praotionlly naw. at a bare avid two couples this morning, the first]/g q Hale. | bea A Gall ub at Hlverton next LOS? AND FUUND day in July. William Clark of Pow- C. H. LONG, Vice:Pres. | MONEY '©O LOAN Essai sol §-30 der River and Dorothy Granlund of oi Rs * 3 In sums of from $10,000 up to FOR S ——3-rpon houkelon thkae 16t LOST—Wiil parties who took wrens eat i f A. H. BLACK, Secy. | 000 on farm and ranch lands offering! on E. Fourth St. Close in, Will sell arips from Army Navy clue Fairview, Kas., were issued a li-| (geal) sulteple security Interest raten reaa-lebeap if taken at once. HB. H. Wer. Gin at furalahed Ble please return same ut 6-30-2 i nable. rite Us or c: t yc 4 d . den hone tk » Wer, | room; o1 hone 7143 cense, and Orland Ormsby and Una! pup. June 24, July 1, 8, 15, 22, and/ 830 Citizens SoS huttdtont yp RB her, Mokler Bldg., phone 468. 6-30-30" Kirk ‘a aT Shannon of Casper were given the 29, 1919. Ww oming a - dame FOR SALE—Residence on S. We 4 > and rin ic ABECK COMPANY 5 a6 > 1 furnished cott Rews other licene. (N. & S.) | MPANY..,| ,Modera, lawn, trees ete. Pt eater ee atte ns 0.5t -27-8 | A CLITA ALA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA re