Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1919, Page 5

PLANS 10. WELD ROAD SYSTEM 1S TALKED AT PARK MEETING TODAY IPS A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON'T WEAKEN— NOTHING pons! A DOLLAR 1S WORTH ONLY FIPTN-Two CENTS COMPARED WITH WHAT (Tt WAS be Daily Cribune Come ALONG WITH ME ANDO WELL HAVE THIS THING STRA! GHTENED ouT WHEN YOU Ce Bor goweo : 4 ’ National Playgrounds to Be Bound Together by Highway Unit Plan for * the Motor Tourists | Axcneinted Prenn.> GARDINER, Mont., Aug. 11. ee to bind the national arks of th ; =e bela pasting autor Kies & great! per cent (5. per cent) discount for|J, A. Shapley, laborer-__.__ 144.22 {Natrona Power Co., lights... 10.90! hay _..---------------- 41.00| gasoline ____.____ z 2 paving Dist. No, 8___._4,808.79 a dill it of ways into|cash paytient in full, for paving os-|Arthur Brandt, laborer 132.28 Natrona Power Co., lights.. 808.62 James MeDo Julius Pearse F. D. Supply Varren Construction Co., es im unit of competition | sessments. {T. W. Berry, engineer_ ~ 125.00 Natrona Power Co., lights.. 31.75 park ___ -- 3100} Co., supplies __ ee © No. 1 paving Dist wi for the fourist| The report of the Judiciary Com-|Frank Cotton, laborer 125.00 State of Wyoming, compensa- Casper Home Builders Co., | Buffalo Meter Co., supplies. 49 - 951.66 travel of the United States and mittee in their written report which Lee Uric, laborer____ 60.00) tion act _-__- 41,22) material _.-_-..-..- -- 623:62|W. M. Yard, tube ___.-.___ onstruction Co., es the world were discussed in|W5 read in open Council, reported Robert Elmers, laborer 104.16 Manhattan Cafe, Keith Lumber Co., coal 124.45 | Wheeler & Worthington, pav- No. 1, paving Dist Yellowstone t adversely to taking Block 56 of the F. K. Webb, chief of police. 140.00 prisoners —---___________ Asa F. Sloane, supplies*.. 11.49| ing Dist. No, 6_.__._- 228.25 . : 25.66 Pi lay by rep- | : Sag resentatives of civic ies | City of Casper, from the so-called | Chas. Easton, desk sergeant. 100.93fCasper Supply Co., supplies Nicolaysen Lumber Co., ma~ Wheeler & Worthington, pav- Warren Construction Co., fin- from eleven west até Fire Limits of the City of Casper. (J. F. Houlihan, patrolman__ 100.93 Service Art Printing Co., sup- terial ieee aS 36.15| _ing Dist. No. 7_~--- 258.13 al estimate No. 4 paving The project, odtlinds fs ieee Moved by W. F. Dunn, seconded |D. L. Gaston, patrolman____ 100.93 _ plies -__..- --------- 183.4)" Casper Motor Co., mdse. and Wheeler & Worthington, pav- Dist. No. 7 =e 9,948.32 of the Interior Franklin Ke bene | bY T- A. Dean, that the report of the'J. H. Waddell, patrolman___ 100.93 Mrs. F. K. Webb, board for TABOR ccnp meciodnt =- 1475] ing Dist. No. 838.44 Warren Construction Co., es- would offer a “grand at > th '°, | Judiciary committee be accepted and |C. Devine, patrolman ______ 24.05|_ prisoners ....__-.._.._. 24.85 Wheeler & Worthington, au | Wheeler & Wort ‘on, pav- timate No. 2, paving Dist tractions: of ean dccouit roe = placed on file, and the City Clerk be Jack Hempel, patrolman_ 76.96 The Casper Herald, printing Pedy ee ee 62.50). _ ing Dist. No. 9__.__- 361.51, No. 8 48,031.54 W/ Childs, president of the Now. | mstructed to notify Mr. W. A. Black-|A. E, Brown, patrolman____ 67.34. water rate cards _________ 10.00 has. Easton, two suits | Wheeler & Worthington, pav- Warren Constru es - stone Park Hotel and Tre er ow-| more that his petition was not grant-| A. E. Heacock, traffic man 33.67 H. B, Durham, stenographic clothes ad. seperate 20.00} ing Dist. No. 11 .--- 585.57| timate No. 4 ng Dist tion conijiany, would ffeet sei thins ed. Motion carried. | Chester Hancock, sanitary of- [,. Work cous. é _ 25.00'091 City Filling Station, |Wheeler & Worthington, 19,510.75 vertising Europe revived a this Moved by Perry A. Morris, sec-| | ficer -..--..--____- --- 33.67 Casper Storage Co., assignee supplies -------- 99.00] _ grading Dist. No. 1 - 60.00 econded country sis’ a reanit of the ws "S)onded by T. A. Dean, that the City W. T. Kyte, desk sergeant. 67.34 of Frank Bitner --- 124.00 Bredie Rubber Co., supplies 27.03|Wheeler & Worthington, « bills No opposition of the pr Nn Clerk be instructed to draw a voucher Roy Gallington, sanitary of- Casper Novelty Shop., work Mt. States T. & T. Go., tele | grading Dist. No. 2 . 20.00 be all chers foreseen by W. P. Kenne of Bt in favor of H. P. Wilson and company| _ficer ---...---.._._.--. 52.91) on radiator eon -- 1.50) _ ephone service __.._..... 67.40|Wheeler & Worthington orderec Paul, federal manager of the Grist for $354.75 and order one No. 442)G. W. Cain, patrolman... 67.34 The Texas Co., supplies 160.56 |The National Supply C | _ sidewalk Dist. No. 1 - 11.00} An aye and n g taken Novthete reiteoad age! ree Aurora Reversible Road Grader Ma-| Walter Bron, special officer 4.81 M. J. O'Fallon Supply Co., |_ plies _.---------- 39.18) Wheeler & Worthington, resulted: “I believe the eatltoads: are pobls chine for the use of the City of |Curley Gallington, special of- cast iron water pipe --8,078.14 John M. Whisenhunt & Co., | _ Sidewalk Dist. No. 2 25.00! T. A. Dean, aye. spirited! fn this matter he said airhey Casper. | ficer --- 4.81 Melvin Walker, moving trash 3.00| repairing curtains - 3.50 Wheeler & Worthington, san- W. F. Dunn, aye. are large enough not to fight it. y Moved by Perry A. Morris, sec-|Q. Freel, street commissioner 150.00|Auto Electrical Co., battery Natrona Fuel Co., coal 15.55| itary sewer No. 1.-..--. 31s11 Perry A. Morris, aye. believe that by next season the Great onded by W, F. Dunn, that the bonds W. P. Layton, herder______ 118.85 for testing 7 = 1.50 | Shockley Service Sales Wheeler & Worthington, san- M ye. Northern, the Northern Pacific and jof Frank K. Webb as temporary|A. Burson, teamster- 115.00 Schulte Hardw lator .-.. 22s | GO}: . itary Sewell Noi. 2-4 52.66 Wh © mayor declared other railroads will be routhts’ pads Chief of Police be accepted. Mo-|Sam Harrison, teamster 115.00/ plies -_---_ — oa Nicolaysen Lumber Co., sup- Wheeler & Worthington, san- said mot arried, ; engers partly by automobile im ceder (10H, carried. |Fred Turner, white wings_._ 120.00 William Jones, telephone plies ..-._....__._...-. 87.77) __ itery sewer No. 3.-...-. 19.16 There being no further business to give them a taste of motor travel The following bills were presented: John Fales, white wings 120,00 Galusha Brick Yards, brick Midwest Refining Co., fuel Wheeler & Worthington, san- to come before this meeting, same between parks. We are alread ae John F. Leeper, mayor_____ $83.33 | Cecil Freel, engineer_ _.. 150.00 for city rest room cee os Cee Delian Wh Pesta, COROT itary sewer general______ 189.54 was ordered adjourned. , i uring on doing this between Yellow.|2; 4: Dean, councilman___- " 9,00/H. P. Wilson, road grader__ 354.75 W. R. Johnson, mdse.___ Continental Oil Co., supplies 4.05 Wheeler & Werthington, wa- JOHN F. LEEPER, stone and Glacier to bring this|™ Kocher, councilman... 3.00 Webel Commercial Co., sup- Shaffer-Gay Co., supplies_ Natrona Power » watt ee ----- 897.29 Mayor. about.” . & "S| Perry A. Morris, councilman 9.00| plies. --.-.._---___- _.. 13.40/Henry’s Transfer Co., moving lamps 5 . 3.60 Wheeler & Worthington, gen- Attest: a Mr. Childs sald that since the sed- M. L, Bishop, councilman __ 3.00 Richards & Cunningham, mer- garbage __ ais e 2.00|W. E. Tubbs, clerical help__ 50.00 eral . 561.64 ASA PF. SLOANE, son opened June 20, Yellowstone park| 7: ©; Dunn, councilman 9.00| chandise _._....___..___ 19.85 | Oxy-Acetylene Welding shop, M. P. Wheeler, insurance W. F. Henning, estimate No. City Clerk has had five times the number pg W. W. Keefe, councilman___ _ 6.00, Worthington Pump & Machin- |__brass connections -...... 20.00) Cont ésaeee PAGO) = = = itors it had in 1918. A. F. Sloane, city clerk... 159.00! ery Co., supplies __._____ 9.79 | Wool Warehouse Association, Center Street Filling Station, YOU NEED NOT |. “Americans have to travel at home|: 5: Van Doren, city treas- wl Pharmacy, supplies... 8.50! this season,” hi e a Ps U3 ee ee poe oe 150.00 | Harry N. Free, insurance on Mt aoe ekg nee Cet Wl. Daihen, ely atteaay 8009| of Mel nn 27.00 SUFFER FROM CATARRH tem of highways is the thing to keep W. E. Tubbs, police judge. 50.00 Holmes Hardware Co., sup- I WANT YOU But You Must Drive It Out of |dies which touch only the surface. the tourist coming west. JE. S. Baker, city sexton-.._ 83.33| plies -__----_---------- 80 Your Blood. ny tie id ab pin) rotpoer ‘When John Jones motors from 3 ¥ aes wean eee soe ce eons BRE Se 5 CARESS idol To bring your ailments to me and let me help you, Ca€arrh? ie annoying enough | blood. Shea uTe, unas, to see Yellow-|'s 5 Ford, cite Halle junk. Hes he nai a a Co. bes and prove to you my ability to give you results that when it chokes up your nostrils Splendid results have beert re- stone Park he is not satisfied. He is} tor 100.00} Ties Pa will please. . and air passages, causing difficult |ported from the use of S. S. S, told there is a fine road to Glacier, dae tO A ire ne = betel Woe aba cee bate Cc. Itati inal E iinGon F breathing and other discomforts.| which acts on the catarrh germs so he goes north, mene Boge sesiograenet.- eta kg S. Fergu ‘onsultation and Spinal Examination Free Real danger comes wlien it reaches | in the blood “Sti ji i . F. Tomlinson, ass’t. sexton 115.00, lawn mower --_4.------ Bs down into your lungs. you wish medical advice as to SE ee a ee R ese alstaradn elise 75.00 | Berl C. “Boyle, supplies 2 Dr. M. E. Harned This is why you should at once |the treatment of your own indi- to himself, ‘Here I have brought my Boy! ‘PPI . - ; ; family this far. We'll see the whole ~: 4; Villmave, captain_ 22)H. A. Burke, supplies_____” 10.50 CHIROPRACTOR realize the importance of the prop- | vidual case, write to Chief Medical show,’ and away he goes to Mt. fe = BORE eon pyanueinel: doprual, 5 Fublic ! 266 N. Mapi Ph 369-W os Scaen tina oritts setrallinder te ne Gaur G “bmi Gidea aac Rainier, Crater Lake, the Yosemite|D- H- Smith; fireman. 135.00| Works, publications —___- 108,00 3 = — perimentne) - ee | iene Sie and starts east by way of Rocky {Lloyd Deweese, fireman 135.00 | Kimball Drug Co., mdse..._ 4.40) — _ - Rs o 5 Saison Sane Mountain park and Denver. Clarence Hancock, fireman 135.00 J. S. Van Doren, postage__ 2.00) “In other words, the tourist wants singer fireman a2 ob pgue, Wensley LeedGo., lead Bias Shhh ddd hed dedkeded a more than one thing to come west|—".. ahitihge pcan eerie ty pata [oe Dy Shea Setar fey ite ocr ee 9 fon binati +. | William Jones, water commis- National Surety Co., bonds.. 34.00 VY D ll EHS oO ees MERE stent eh Power Co., lights__ 18! iY % \ our Ollar’s Big motor buses already run on — —- -- - — | e regular schedule between Yellow- & PI >< >¥ tur ut V stone and Glecier parks, making the % a two day trip semi-weekly, and others Your dollar’s opportunity is now, today! Set it to ge poem Alvoputhaw teks 4 work for you. Give it the task of multiplying itself. a ie i —— ‘ 30 it wi rform i ar 2 Ww F i portation system in the Rocky Moun- & In doing so it will perform its part in the world affairs. tain and Glacier National Parks, said & Every man’s money should be making use of this op- the time is past for thi it to pl c hy nitty. Y for instance, cz ft one’ resort pera eae doth % The Kassis Dry Goods and Millinery & portunity. Farmers, for instance, can not only feed Per : taiateaiet =A! the world; through businesslike handling of their farms A-““‘collection of objectives” must be & & ind businesslike handling of their incomes they é¢an i eae agence NN & Company formerly at 159 S. Center Q]_| help to develop the world. . well defined motor highway, no at- ‘ & ‘i a a ° ° ° ° be iti watopemt Q 27e now located in their N Thrift Is Patriotism : “We of Montana greatly appre- | ciate the interest of the interior de- : 3 A) . Saving is a form of serving. It is one of the bigge forms bs partment. We want and must have} Twenty-five sections of good Pasture Land, one four- N ® of patriotic service—servive for vour country. Our firet presi- ’ the cooperation from Washington. : s x A « aid, “Economy he y homes and si d a , Together we cit iteeyy thw todtint dol: room house, three good windmills, thirty-three miles of three- \ ew ore N jent said, “Economy make homes and sound nations lar at home.” 3 . The way to start right is to Saving is as much 7 COUNCIPROGEEDINGS wire fence. Plenty of outside pasture land. Good for ten & .) a Rallity de; apailicae cui tocmsnals 6) eee ‘ thousand sheep. $14,000 dollars’ cash if taken at once. & ‘ .Y easy to continue. But unlike t is a good habit. Jasper, yoming, \) & aia 8 | 122 So. Center os City Council of the City of Cas- MUST GO WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS i% 0. e . per met in regular adjourned session & & Th C AY. 2° 1 pursuant to adjournment of August . BS : e r N alt n - 4th, 1919, at the Couneil Chamber at Write or Wire Where we will be pleased to meet our & aspe 0 the City Hall on South Center street, ALD \ 3 with Mayor John F, Leeper presid- tee See we \ customers and friends. ing. 4 ‘ + & ii: coli Gall Abe i todlowingt oaue Cashier State Bank, Socorro, New Mexico. ’ present: Councilman T. A, Dean, Councilman W. F. Dunn, Councilman Perry A. Morris Councilman M. L. Bishop. » Sloane, City Clerk, Councilman W, W. Keefe. Coungilman Wm, Kocher. > The Special Committee reported adversely in regard to allowing a five years known as, oe SOLD BY EVERYWHERE SOLLOVV VEO VEDOSSOVOOOOIDED NatronaFuel Co. Phone 949 J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM THE UNION STATION HAS THE LARGEST DAIRY LUNCH COUNTER IN DENVER. Fireproof Garage in Connection HEADQUARTERS FOR THE OIL MEN OF WYOMING. PIP, IPIP I~ ZL ALLA LALLA of We Have A Complete New Stock OF DRY GOODS, WEARING AP- PAREL AND MILLINERY, FOR Women and Children The lowest prices possible will prevail The Kassis Dry Goods & Millinery Company 122 South Center St. AAP PI DAIRADAPAAPA ALL 2 2 US AIDA APA ES LE A hd he hk diububededl | | Attention Stockiaen We have under contract several thousand tons of the best hay in the country, and can sup- ply you in car lots at the very lowest prices. We can also supply you with all kinds of grain in car lots. BEFORE PURCHASING, SEE US We Buy Hides, Pelts, Furs and Wool The Casper Storage Co. Phone 63 or 97 Casper, Wyo.