Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1919, Page 2

| TN tee = ee eS 2 PAGE TWO Che Casper Daily Cribune Issued every evening except airona county, W3 ffices: Oil Exchange « : cation Building BUSINESS ILEPHONE 15 usper (Weoming) Dostof- 18) Advertis: David J. R ne Helrenentatives > on in the New Ss and visitors SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier By Mail — - $6.00 2 B.00 7 paid in ad and The wance Daily T will not | insure delivery after subscription be comes one month in arrears Applicant fo: mbership to Audit Ba- reau of Cir erence Upon his retirement from Member of the he presidency of the University of rey Seaualxely | California he is to be given the title all news to it or ng of president emeritus of the uni-, Sino thes Verein | versity. & THE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. ak odays Anniversaries | If it serves no other purpose, the ie Duke es oath a hief fi meeting held in Douglas yesterday} fonmowti’s “Rebe may sound an alarm which wilt} dames If. of England, beheaded in Londoa. awaken the State Highway commis- sion from its peaceful slumbers. With the pearing and winter steadiiy road season fast d nearing the State Highway commission ha: ¢ not so much as moved a spoonful o dirt in Natrona county, and so far has confined its road-building activi ties to the lobby of the Henning hote and interviewing a few dry farmer: | along the Yellowstone highway | When Natrona county gave its over-| whelming endorsement to the bond | ssue, which called for the expendi ture of some $300,000 in this county we naturally assumed that at least 2 portion of this amount would be spent in the immediate improvement of the| 7 1 or dur. Yellowstone highway, before iny the tourist season. The state high way officials agreed to take care of the highway all the way thru Na. and their word was trona county, ac cepted and this includes the Douglas } road from the Converse county line tc Casper, and the Yellowstone highway on thru to the Fremont county linc| on the w Notwithstanding the obligation of the state to care for this highway, thc | Natrona Board of County commis- sioners has spent several thousanc dollars on this important highwa; this seasc nd with grading out d the ground from the on thru Casper to } fit has cov Converse line trona on the west, while the state was busy scussing”’ what to do. If the State Highway commission | does not intend to e care of the} way in rona inty, it should frank enough to say so, which mit our own county com ) go ahead and improve | this important artery of travel, in-| ad of waiting and watching for the e to redeem its promises orth 116 One moved is of dirt of conversation, f action i a year of discussion. minute of more service to the neople than The pa intended merely age of the bond issue wa: as a starter toward a great road-building era in Wyoming. foolishly and frittered away with no actual re-} cpended 1.50) cepted for | 11395—M. § | st and the oldest ni slumbers by speeding thru the streets yesterday. The excitement occasion- ad by the arrival of a dozen cars in t once was perhaps the disturbed mental cause of the officer’: ondition. —O In the Day’ sNews | > Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, who to- |day rétires from the presidency of jthe University of California, has been Jat the head of the institution at Berkeley for twenty years. Previ- jously he had been a or at Co {nell University, specializing in clas- sieal philology and Greek literature. jin 1909 he was Roosevelt professor (at the University of Berlin and for {a year he had charge of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens Dr. Wheeler has been a somewhat prolific author, for one so laden with administrative duti ried his share of d prob- liems of education, government, and cultureal evolution. His accuracy of scholarship, within certain fields, has led to his frequent employment as a writer for well knawn works of ref- on in Rotterdam, Born April 4, 16 Gov. il government . Clair established ci in the North carrying ex ion of ut was ‘compelled in a orm to put back to hn’s Newfoundland. mbuloff, ex-Premier of sinated by po- Sofia {898 —A steamer ved at Victor B. C., with 35 miners and 2 000 in gold from the Klondike. 1915. admitted Austro-Ger- in northefn drive on Warsaw !916—Italian destroyer Impetuoso, sunk by Austrian submarine in the Adriatic 1917—Russians continued tv advance along a front now widened to 100 mil = © > 2 Year Ago i mn 1 War | | ¢— — Hayti declared war on Germany United tes occupied Murman, in 1 northern Russia. wo ‘German airplahes) bombed! American Red Cross hospital at Tonay. troops ps gen Today’ 8 s Birthdays r Viscount Northcliffe, eminent pub- isher and one of the most influential figures Sublin. Franklin K son’s secretary n Prince in British affairs, born near 54 years ago today. Lane, President Wil of the interior, born Edward Island, 55 year iin Ide Wheeler, the re- iring president of the University of ‘alifornia, born at Randolph, Mass Ars ago today. op Leo Haid, abbot of i Benedictine abbey at Belmont, orn at Latrobe, Pa., 70 years ago today rdinand W. Peck, noted capit ive born « of Chicago, born 71 y ago today pe a oe ee ° + Today’ 8 Events > AG Sa This is the day sacred to the eaten saint of the Weather Bureau. the first nt to manifest gr i n th rect—St. Franklin K. Lane. nterior in President Wilson's cabi- net, will today celebrate the 55th anniversary of his birth. After a splendid record of service secretary of the Ss, it will be a generation before | for road-building purposes. | will incur a public the people again debt | are plaintively argu- enate does not t to accept it because to do otherwise would make the whole peace } so ch ‘ouble for treaty, ly related. h which There would be more force or at least race in that plea if it were not t the president, according to his own declaration, purposely inter- the covenant and the rest of the treaty so as to make them just as and so as to tify which it did not like, rather than inseparable as possible, compel the senate to r a thing sacrifice a think which it wanted to! ratify and which the nation wanted i to ratify. and spitefully plays such a trick, When a man Taipeen| the bad consequences, if any, should fall to his charge and not to that of those who refuse’ to be tricked. ————0. One Douglas un-uniformed police almost insisted on arresting some of th 2r visitors for disturbing their covering 20 years, Dr. Benjamin Ide| Wheeler will today retire from the presidency of the University of Cal- ifornia cient Order of Hibern a will be opened in this morning with a s: at the cathedral. In the Seventh congr trict of Alabama Democratic prima- ry will be held today to choose a idate to succeed the entative John L. Burnett. By proclamation of President Wil- son all individuals, firms, tions and associations dealing in wheat flour or baking preducts manu- factured either wholly or partly from of Ame n Pran nn high m: vsional dis- re he our, will today be placed under license of ithe Uaitad: SEatesl Wheat Director. The only exceptions farme sat small bakers. BARLEY IS USED | FOR BEER WHILE | PEOPLE STARVE | COBLENZ.— (By Mail.)—A Muhl- hausen newspaper published recently an article stating that 5,000,000,000 pounds of barley were used in Ger- many during the war for making beer, although 500,000 persons died in that time owing to luck of proper food. 'The newspaper advocates reduction of beer production as a patriotic duty. 4 and itizen ‘they trip about there i late “Rep-j corpora- | YES, PRESIDENT 1S POPULAR WITH JOB HOLDERS IN WASHINGTON, 0. 6. WASHINGTON, July 15.—(Spe- cial.) —Wyoming folks, reading the press reports of the recent reception to the president on his return to Washington, will get a somewhat dif- ferent view of the situation when inside facts .are known. The fact that thousands of people were at the station to weicome home the chief executive has been siezed upon by his partisan supporters as evi- dence of his continued nd meres ing* popularity, and it was thus her- alded to the nation. The president is of course still very popular with some 80,000 folks in Washington, 2 majority of them FIVE-YEAR-OLD ‘MISS WYOMING’ IS NEAR DEATH ATLAND, Wyo., July Franc arber, a diminutive “Miss Wyoming” residing at a ranch on the Leramie river near WH here, had a narrow e&cape from ‘death when while cultivating dex- terity in throwing the lariat, she was dragged a quarter of a mile by a cow that she had roped. The five-year-old girl is remark- ably expert with the hope and fr quently hes “looped” her father’s Ske came to grief When lassoed a cow with a rope the other end of which she had tied about her waist. The indignant bovine bolted, dragging the child behind her over rough and cacti studded ground. The girl’s mother attracted by the child’s screams, pursued the cow and after a quar- ter of a mile managed to get hold of the rope end stop the animal. The little girl ,was unconscious from the buffeting she had under- gone and was a mass of cuts and bruis She was hurried to the hospital here, where an X-ray ex- amination revealed that no bones had been bro! Her condition is serious but she WATER NYMPTHS TO SHOW HERE JULY 30 AND 31 Thos. Villnave, Iris theater, take: nouncing to the theater-goers of C. per that he has just signed con- tract for the original live Mack Sen- nett’s bathing girls to! appear?in per- son at the’! Tris) Wednesday’ and) Thursday, July 30 and ‘81> 7 Mr. Villnave states~he has been put to considerable time and expense in bringing the famous California movie stars to Casper but says he feels justified in doing so as he wants to give the people a chance to see Sennett’s weter nymphs in person, They are the girls you have been reading about, the laugh producing girls yon have seen on the en, nd now “a feast for the eyes” for ‘ou will behold this bevy of beauti- ful girls at the Hris in person. In artistic beauty it is done up in the regular Sennett style, and in such a range of glorious color, gay music beautiful girls every one will find that which holds for them the greetest emotional appeal. They are dainty and pretty, their contours are graceful and rhythmic ‘to a tantalizing degree and when a witchery an ethereal lightness, that might be lik- ened to a bit of down blown tenderly along the tips of a hedge. The Sennett Girls with their gor- | zeous costume electrical effects und spec! ery, including 400 ocean, are enter- throughout the manager of the pleasure in -an- the | taining country people while on their special tour [in the most unique and novel road at- traction ever brought to Casper. are WANTED—Breeding ewes, feeding ewes, wethers and lambs. car or \train load lots. White the Sheep Man. | | Cogswell, N geouseaseres Special 156 N. Wolcott } {TOOTS OCIEOE STOO O OSTA Lester Brokerage House Inc. NEW YORK OIL SEPIA OLS. on uheeonthanteerrh rhea drawing more salary than they ever did before in their lives—end a very large number of these dependent on Mr. Wilson’s continued administra- tion for the longevity of these jobs. When it is known that orders were issued in the various departments for all employees to be on hand at the station, it gives one another angle to the “spontaneous reception.” Further, some 2,000 school children used in the pageant were kept from their beds until midnight on this oc- casion—this fact contributing to the presence of twice that number of ‘fathers and mothers there to look after their children. EX-SALOON MEN OF CHEYENNE TO} SECURE REBATE) CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 14.— ‘Former saloon men of Cheyenne will be enriched to the amount of $12.- 000 if the unused portions of their | licenses are refunded. Just what action will be taken on this refund question has not been Mayor Stone s several bills are be- fore the city attorney at the present time, containing various ideas on the license refund question, but that no definite or official action has been taken by the city. - i Tribune Want Ads-—Results! ACCOUNTANTS EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Books Opened, Ol@sed, Audited. Stock transfer agents and regis- trars. Authorities on Income Taxes Notary Public. The Guarantee Registry Corporation Roome 208-211 Of] Exchange Bidg. Phone 660, DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Rooms 24-25 ‘Townsend Block Camper, W: + Wyo. GARBUTT & WEIDNER Architects 415 Oil, Exchamge Bldg. Phone 1162 BROKERS CARNES BR RAGE & PUBLIC E HANGE, Carnes and B. Lesperance, Proprictors. Open-air session held daily at 8 p.m. List your Oi] Stocks with us; we 1 fill your orders on & re- mi y low margin, Phone 1147. Office over irik 'Thefiter. a BARBERS OI EXCHANGE BARBER sHor ON Exchange Brag. “We STRIVE TO PLEASE” A Sterilized Stenm BE. E, © ‘Towel for Every Customer BICYCLES A. CHISHOLM ! The Gycle Man Sole Agent for Iver Johnson Bicycles and Vitalie Tires Phone 954W. 405 N. Datbin CORSET SHOP Modart Qorsets from #475 to #15 a ‘Ton Corsets froin $2.50 to $10, . N. Corsets from $1.25 to86.50, ie Revoike Drakstere from O5e to $4. We fit all corsets froyn $3.50 up free. MARTZ HAT SHOP 114 N. Center St. izing in Phone 1142 [eet CALL 74-J 3. Fu Light and Heavy Hauli: Specialty. Bagzage Transferred QUICK AND SATIS: CHP DIIa DS: N BEST BOWL OF | Back of Grand Central Bar. populer prices. Quick BL, sae ETT Prop. See Ben Transfer Co 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH De OTD ST OTe eA ‘CALL Pr rniture and Piano Moving « FACTORY SERVICE CHILI IN TOWN All kinds of Sandwiches at service, highest q | | | | , 1919 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER EXPERT PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. H. C. Johnson 221 On Exchhage Bley. Phoge 652 or 1075 CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY — DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors DR. H. TALPERS Associated With Dr. G. T. Morgan, Lyric Thestér Bldg., Canter St. Blackmore Bldg. Office rinfiensn f Res. 93. DR. B. G. AUN DR. EDNA HAHN | PLUMBING AND HEATING | ! J. DONOHUE CHIRGERACTORS Electrical Contractor |] Plumbing and Heating, Hot Water Suite 2, Tewmsend Bldg. |] wirthe, Repaie saa Fixeercs ||] Heating a 5; . Jobbing Office 423 Pheties § Red. 8975 of all kinds promp' te. Shop—826 South Spruce Street EDEMA Offee PR. 1b-W = 141 West Firat DR. M. HARNED AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. Chiropractor. i Pb W. M. PALMER ao fle oe hl ee kee al aay ripel Hot Wats eatin Phene 369W. Motor Repairing pth LE 4 woken Hot etd: promptly attendea haste Shop 139 W. First St.. Phone 772w. (McClure Blas.) Armature Winding Electrical Wiring and Contracting | FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAM. | SHIP TICKETS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Jourgensen & Nygaard : FARRAR & STAMPER Plumbing and Heating. ELECTRICAL AND JOB WORK PROMPT SERVICE Clektiag, Pressing Remodeling Genter, Li on ht es bead out ie a ania JOHN LYNCH SECOND 1038 EAST announced. | Ni | 437 W. Second St. Phone 11443 PIANO TUNER Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets v6 All Points in Europe. | HAT CLEANING NEW YORK HAT CLEANING eal a Tate Your wow te THE COMMERCIAL CLEANERS || ™ MeDenald, Prop. Dyclag Presslag Cleaning ; epntring: Upstairs 147 S. Center. | | PIANO TUNER Work Guaranteed Phone 1185 WORKS WADE CR Bocraicared Tt 8 Hata for ladies and gentlemen. New trimmings; all work guaran- tecd. Alko thke orders for new diate, (We call tor and deliver, ches ne, parfor in conne a €intlemen, All kinds Phone 30 306-R Richter Musle Co. REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER F. R. WHITCOMB | Genera! Contractor | MNP Ota | 127 E. Secobé, Casper, Wyo. Estimates Furnished \ Oo. 8. Bufldting Phone 951-W Casper, Wyo. Phone 1013 Real Estate and Insurance LET m6 FIGURE with You ox ‘COMMONWEALTH LIFE YOUR HOME Ok BUSINESS BLOCK ||| Frank Hoagland, State Agent Wyoming PETER CLAUSEN Seen a General Centractor Phone: 889-W ia - Office 36 0. S. Bids. Phone 7673 Office: 247 North Center Street F. 0. Rox 1145 J. F. JONES All Olt Stocks Bought and Sota wo Agent Ce UNION COMPANY'S Best Fire, Automobile; Lite, fenlth and Accident Innur- ance on the Market. _Phone 1647-4 207 0, 8, Bldg. Caiper, <2 se GEORGE B. NELSON Real Estate _—=- Insurance Townsend B Building Casper, - - + Wyoting CARPENTERS J. 8S. HARDWICK Carpenter 206 1K, Raltrond St. Phone 11485. Carpenter Job Work of All Kinds | | Promptly Done. HENNING BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER Obico—Heaning Hotel | Phone 45 KEYS MADE Fér Any Lock Sold Complete Stock of Blanks Alwn \> Hinnd at the SHC Tutu GALLERY NO WAIT _NO DELAY WILLIAM O. WILSON Attorney at Law DRESSMAKING SHOP SANDY'S 0. & 8. Building, First Floor } Phoke 767W. | GOWNS SUITS | ALTERATIONS Residence Phone $51-J_ SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Omce—Tait’s Billara Hall Phone—House, S7-Wi Office, Moving a Spectalty 104 "REPAIRING SOUTH LINCOLN STREET REPAIR SHOP All Work Gutrbnteed GROVES & SCHULTZ, Props. Phone 648 MRS. FRED FREEMAN Sewing PLAIN AND FANCY Reasonable. Work Guaranteed. 378 N. Maple (Rear-) Casper, Wyoming ‘Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block ' 3 | E. RICHARD SHIPP DOCTORS | Lawyer S| ——, |] Rosia 21, Townsead Building | Phones—139 and 385 620 So. Lincoln DR. 5. c. KAMP Physician and Su; on Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. MAID, expan, seen AND Office 130. 1. House 85 ee oD eae Ce to Mat | Scat Diirrccmnsi ss eee | Lawyer sMfice, Liberty Garage, Casper, Wyo. | gets ; || Roca 48:20 Townend Blas. Telephone 988 or O77~ SEWING MACHINES SINGER SEWING MACHINES For sale or rent, easy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machines; also parts for all machines, need- les and oil; drop a card or pho; 289M. = ty E. F. Sprague, 221 N. Pine, TURKISH BATHS Casper, Wyo. Phone 916 DR. H, R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Office Phone 54 | | Robrbaugh Building | Dr. Foster—Residence___.. 4d Dr. Lathrop—Residence-__.116 | | Private Hospital | 840 S, Cv bin St.. Phones 272 and 2£73 HAGENS, STANLEY @ HURANE Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Wyoming DR. F. S. LUCKEY | \ CHILES P. PLUMMER Payttetiin waa Werwtoh | | Lawyer ‘A BROWER BATA Phot: Rex, worow, Omee, sus | | Room 415, Oil Exchange Bidg. A TUB BATH or _ ‘Othe 122 Chat Secdne Streer | | Casper, Wyoming. A PLUNGE itovm 2 Wéot Plbck | Just the thing this Hot Weather =e ROOMS FOR RENT | ! .. ©. S.,Tarkiah Ratha |] NICHOLS & STIRRETT 0. $. Bldg “Tal B67-R DR. MYERS i == = Physician and Surgeon Lawyers VETERINARY SURGEON eth Attention Given t —— = Yon eee z 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bidg. R. A. RATHBUN Veterinary Sivgéon Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy Sipe: 'o Diseanes of Women and Children Gant mee oo by fen. Phe 7146 GEORGE W. FERGUSON i MANSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. |) Attormey-atsLaw pRB WELDING Physician and Surgeon paieees -23, Townsend Bldg. Special ai shite © Biven to MA fe tical women and hone 196-3 Casper, - - - v Rooms 2: OXY: ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP 118 8. David st. Midne G11-3, 8EST EQUIPPED WELDING SHOP IN THD STATE DR. JOHN F. LEEPER H DR. W. E. DOWNIE et Physicians and Surgeons Swith Bi Phone 266 Specializing in Nerve and Muscle Diseatés. Office: 225 N. Wolcott St. Phone 411. St Repairing Lie i isthe one Parts INTERNATIONAL WELDING wo! Casper, Bettas Welding en aooe ot every deception bet Oxy-neetylene md ‘1 THeraa Wraptne dns eM aes |. Maple. Phone torw PIERCE & EVERTS 111 East Setbnd Street " Room 2, Lynch Bulding OIL LANDS LOCATED Lands 0 Lease in Proven and Unproven Fields. Val¥ahting and Axsessment Work Done DR. J. C. BIBBS Dentist Rohrbaugh Bldg. (Over Casper Pharmacy.) Phone 2103. [Read