Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1919, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919 i Che Casper Daily Cribune AUILDHIGHWAY “FOR OWIDENDS OF THE FUTURE T very same story of wonderful growth| about Casper, | The spirit is here. The mén who| built the Masonic Temple showed it! was in the blood. Out here “where the west be! gins” they believe in doing things! right and building for permanence. The Coliseum at Rome was built of portland cement thousands of years ago; it stands today as a monument | (to the permanence of concrete. The | \streets in Casper are paved with a One Good Permanent Road Better | concrete base and will last longer. iy ae : ai than the youngest boy néw in Cas-j} = a Than Smattering of Improve per wit vel Build ae a and'| 2 —s ments Over All of State, permanent highway in Wyoming—| Thin the Yellowstone highway the main | este. artery of the state—and build it of | t cement. Don’t allow our money fo | ee ee be dribbted) out’ all ovis’ tisk satel Friday while entertaining some out | Where it cannot be a real benefit to of town visitors to Casper I drove the state but put it into one high- the six miles of cement high-| way that Will be a source of revenue Patee. v from the Platte river bridge ito the state end will pay a dividend north toward Salt Creek. It is an) to everybody in the state. { sci Wate CL ate the wat) STUTZMAN LEAVES HOSPITAL. | Can you do a black-flopper with | ds clasped behind your neck? Can you do a shallow dip into ree feet of water from a four-foot piling? i Can you fread with poise and lgravel? op soarse cinders and sharp gravel? Can you lie three hours bare- SOCIETY ~} | Lo Prominent Motor Party Enroute Thru to Park | One of the most prominent motor parties to pass thru Casper this season arrived last night. The party is composed of Judge J. A. Martin, | Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. J. B. Cos-| griff, Miss Ellen and Master Bill) Cosgriff and Miss Marguerite Mar-| tin, After a short sfay in Casper} the tourists will leave in two cara! for an extended trip thru Northern! Wyoming and a long stay in the Yel- lowstone National park. | Judge Martin is a prominent} Cheyenne resident while the Mes- dames Cosgriff are prominent. so- cial leaders in Denver, where they) control extensive banking interests. | While here they are the guests of} many local friends and acquaint- | ances, ois ie: Circle Meeting on Wednesday { The K. C, Circle of the Metho- dist Aid society will meet Wednes- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs. S. E. Bailey at 646 South Dur-) bin street. Ali ladies between Beech and Ash streets are urged to be Which will form a link in the good invested. present. TRAFFIC FINES SHOW RESULTS IN OBSERVANCE Violations Few on Third Day of Campaign Waged for Strict En forcement of City Traffic Ordinance. Although all of the 16 to 25 citizens arrested to’ appear at 5:00 o'clock! yesterday afternoon before Judge W. E. Tubbs were released with the warn- ing to never do it again, the improv ment in the parking system in Casper was noticeably improved this morning. Only two cars were parked at the wrong angle of 45 degrees in the 100 block on Center street and in the block there was only one “ignorant’’ motor car owner. Sunday and early yesterday morn ing the inotor car owners paid $5 and costs to learn about the traffic ordi- nance which is still in foree in Ca: per and which Fred Place, chief of police, says will be enforced. They found that the speed limit is still 12 miles an hour and that even the best of drivers must go only 6 miles an hour at street intersections. W. E. Jewett and John Jones each admitted they were parking wrong and paid their $5 fines. The re- mainder of the traffic violators came up at 5:00 o'clock and by that time Mayor John F. Leeper had notified Judge W. E. Tubbs to be lenient for several days with the violators with the result that they were not fined. Today the police were discourag ad and speeding was picking up again in several parts of the ci ————___—— The Victory Circle will hold a bake sale Thursday afternoon at the Wholesale Supply store. 200°° backed on a plank in weather like this and not cook to the middle? Can you scale a 75-foot 75 per cent embankment in 10 seconds flat and two and a half jumps ahead of an athletic policeman and don all your clothing en route? Learn to swim. You may some day save life, yours or another’s, 1 WAGTIAKIE LAND CONDEMNED FOR STATE HlGi WAY Extreme Price» Asked by Owner i cessive growth of weeds and Leads to Notice of Condemna- pressure of water, the con tion Proceedings Under New _ said. meepnevenent? < baie eee __vtate ee rd Colle telphia. probably the or prominent educ: j CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 8.— (Special.) Perhaps you didn’t know it, but the state of Wyoming now has the power to condemn any and all property which, in the opinion of the proper authorities, is table a public road and which the owner refuses to sell for a price deemed for | by those authorities to be reasonable. Not only that, but before 6 o’clock tonight it will have commenced the first proceedings of that character. Recently the state highway de- partment sought a right-of-way in Washakie county for a highway roads program under way. But the mer wanted a price which the of- Is of the department regarded out of the question. Under the new road law passed by the 1919 legislature the state is authorized to start condemnation proceedings iri much the same way that a railroad may when it wishes to get hold of a tract of land. Accordingly notice will be served on the owner today that the department intends to pro ceed to condemn. The owner will have ten days in which to get ready to contest the matter, and action will then be instituted. Superintendent McCalman and ‘he members of the state highway com- mission are determined to let noth- ing stand in the way of their carry. ing the $6,800,000 program to a suc- cessful conclusion, and they will! take all the legal steps necessary to avoid interference and impediments. S Though Iceland is generally con- sidered to be a dreary waste, it ex ports large quantities of, the finest grade of wool in the world, besid anantitiee of hides, feathers, sheep- skins, oil, fish, and fish products, curiously enough, many horses —_ No charge for admission is made in many of the Chinese theaters which depend entirely on the profi from the sale of drinks and food pro- ducts. Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL We Recommend E£. T. WILLIAMS AND CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY As a Splendid Investment Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 Upiioh | CL RA IES cement highway in the state of Wy- oming and as good as America. ugh for the Yellowstone highway y two feet, but I urge every man d woman in Casper to drive over ny piece in \it and then for a the ment ement pavement like it Yellowstone highway. Start! that will show such h of numbers and purpose he powers that be will not dare to disregard its meaning. s all things in and if the public wants and demands a cement highway it will get it. Casper is becoming a city of real importance and in three years from the day the natural gas is piped in here it will e become 1 real ménufacturing y; in five years it is more than probable that it will be a city of 100,000 popula- tion. It was natural gas that made In- dianapolis the largest inland city in the world. It was only a little dusty coal smudged town when natural gas Public opinion sv American life cit; MNES ae PE we xe he Take trip to Virginia Beach! came in and made it a clean, thriv- It's the finest swimming sand on the ing, manufacturing city. Factory Atlantic, j a nice street car ride after factory came and the cheap from Norfol Not so hot as Palm wer brot success and wealth I Baal: novieasin' August. lice’ eae power brot suce a8 and wealth. vp north. Just right. And in Vire- |Went there in 1892 and sterted a ginia, where booze is history. Bath- acturing business. We had ing, fishing, boating makes a whole- yout 30 employes to start with, some program there. The splash is and in three years had in the neigh- on. borhood of 1,000 non the pay $$ roll and branch stores in 25 cities. j The Nordike & Marmion company at IVE that time v a little bit of a mill- - wright op. their factory covers many floor space and many hun- | f men are on the pay roll. mond Chain company start- The park committee recommended n a room about 12x20 and today a man to be hired to work during| the plant cover’ many acres of floor August and July at the city cemet-| Space and works hundreds and hun- ery in cutting weeds and regulating (reds of men and women. - the water supply. The ston was stiven power to hire this new man This was bfought about by the ATTENTION THIS MONTH : 1 ir ars to come some other man in Casper will write the /SUNMER 1 institution n the whole wortd which forbids ‘clergymen of all de nominations to er the threshold This peculiar provision is in com- pliance with the wish of the founder, Stephen Girard, who desired that the students be kept free from all sec- n controversies TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mighty interesting. FOR SALE w Every man who wants cool, comfortable yet sty- barn on rear: lot lish clothes for summer a Renti pil mantel melee! will be interested in our t Office Box 554. 7-8-2t Address new Summer styles. Light weight worsteds, Take Your Werk to serges, “cassimeres, Palm THE COMMERCIAL CLEANERS Beaches, mohairs and ' MeDonald, Vrop. % ‘% wool crashes. Dy Pressing Cleaning q t Repairing Two and three piece suits, Upstairs 147 8. half, quarter and eighth lined- URS tailored to hold their shape. 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