Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1919, Page 2

Tbe Casper Dailp Tribune! enough to take him out of the army! Issued every evening except Sunday ac | ond place him in a job, Casper, Natrona county, Publi- €avion ‘offices: Oli Bxchange Building. | BUSINESS TELEPHONE +15) Entered at Casper (Wyoming) Post fice as second-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 ° DO YOU CARE? “The Ugly City’ in the July Atlantic, Henry Justin RESS |Smith tells why Chicago deserves that In an article’ on MEMBER THE ASSOC REPORTS FROM TE ty PB E. meth President and Editor Oa: ANWAY: Business Mana ager |title. The city, at first too busy to BS iS. Bau Advertisin, Manage’ 3 . “eity tor |care for beauty in its surroundings,! tor | PB GRteErtit i has bred a generation of natives who Advertising Representatives Ri 41 JAssostate David J. nh Ave, [have known = no other way to live. Pruad 172i | They take ugliness for granted, and }lack imagination to desire beyond it. ne are on| hicago of- | welcome. Copies of the Daily Trit file in the New York an: fices and visitors are SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier That some day Chicago as a whole/ will duals and small groups have already awak- awake, as isolated indi 7.80 32}ed to knowledge that- their city’ is “63 | ugly and need not be so, Mr. Smith $6.00 | Prophesies. he lived there 3:20 | forty years before he saw it himself. | No subscription by mail accepted for perhaps thru the| |processes of education; perhaps thru One Year... Six Months Three Month One Month . Per Copy. . ~ By Mail He says One Year... 3 “Sooner or later, less period than three months. All subscriptions must be paid in .ad- | vance and The Daily Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription be- Insure delivery, after subsc some event as profoundly moving as the war, it will be revealed to our peo-} that they live ccity, mbe noe! Prean H ‘ Thee Amscoiated, Paroctated Frestvely |and that there is no need of it. The entitled to the use for republication of | = > all news dispatches credited to it or not | Will make a clean sweep.” { The which ‘Mri | Applicant for Membership to Audit Bu- Feau of Circulations. ple in an ugly { otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein AMERICA'S 300 YEARS On July 30th, 1619, hundred years ago, the first legisla- same . strictures cable in smaller respects to every city. exactly three|in America. Not one, not the newest but has its ugly; its back alleys, its localities} or most beautiful, mbly in ihe New Wor!d vw The the meeting of the House of Burgesses 9: tive ass streets, organized. scene was James-! where children grow up taking ugli-? was the first|/ness for granted as a part of life. No-more than Chicago med be ugly | need smaller cities like Casper have their littlé uglinesses. | The people do not care, | town, and event Virginia. Thereafter popular govern-}in its greatness, ment spread thruout the colonies as they were formed by immigrants from] The same reason always applies. the Old World intent upon escaping from the oppressions of Europe. In| Do you care that Casper has its 1620 the Mayflower compact was|ugly spots? Do you just take them | drawn up as the governing pact for} for granted, or do-you care enough]: the Plymouth colony in Massachu-} :o pull yourself out of your laziness ! setts. In 1638 Connecticut adopted] ind do something to clean theni: aut? the first constitution, which bears a/{t takes thot and effort to replace} ugliness with beauty, riking similarity in fundamentals to 1643 the but they are’ : our own Constitution. In hot and effort always well'repaid. ‘’ | first effort to form a union was suc- = 0. cessfully made. Four colonies, then - ia ais hR EREEGEES | operating under separate charter gov- In the Day s News iP ernments, combined into the so-called - ———c M. Paul Deschanel, who is promi- nently mentioned for the presidency of the French Republic in succession _ to M. Poincare, whose-term will soon ‘Union of the New England Colonies.’ In 1754 Benjamin Franklin proposed Albany plan what was known as the ; for a union of the thirteen American| *Pire, has been president of the} ‘ 4 amber of Deputies since 1912 t colonies, but it was rejected by Eng-] Sducated at the College Sainte Barbe} ; land because it was too democratic | ind at the Lycee Condorcet, he was 3 zlected to the Chamber éf Deputies and by the colonies themselves_ on P ik arm Lo mate ae Farmar tA 1885,0@ndsin 1896 he was elected: the gro} that it was too aristocrat-| vice president of the chamber. Bilect- i ic. In 6 the idea of independent] 2d president of that body two years{ government was embodied by Themas| ‘#ter, he held office until 1902. From 1906 to 1912 he filled the important’ 20st of rapporteur du budget des | vffaires etrangeres. M. Deschanel is| 1 member of the French Academy,| and has -written many works of a| nolitical, as well as of a purely lit-| srary character. His oratory has ul the fire of -youth, but is polished Jefferson in the Declaration of In- dependence. The year 1781 witness. ed the unsuccessful experiment of the Articles of 1787 the Constitution was drafted and Confederation, but in Smith draws about Chicago are appli-|| Nellie Potts | CASPER - BEAUTY - PARLOR NATRONA BUTTER CO. -Fresh Butter, Fresh Eggs Every Day 112 N. Durbin. Phone 943 GROCERS EAMES & HAWLEY Groceries and Meats, Fresh Fruits every day. We deliver to any part of the city. 267 Scott St. Phone 705-J. Burlington Addition. LAUNDRIES HAND LAUNDRY We Specialize on Silk, etc. MRS. S. CARPENTER 113 North Elm St. NEW HAND LAUNDRY 440 North Durbin _ Greatest of care taken with silk shirts or anything dainty MRS. E. HILL, Prop. Phone 481 a Nellie Quinn Suite 9, Smith Bldg. Phone 470 WILLARD We specialize ov taking care of arting, lightitig and Battery Free Battery tnsp tion Twice a Month AUTO ELECTRICAL CO. 111 East First St.) Phone '968-J_ BERT’S AUTO REPAIR SHOP All Work Guaranteed Corner of Railroad and Wolcott Streets. CASPER - DRY CLEANERS CO.; 121 E. Linden St. Phone 255J. led for and Detivered iven to Alterations VAUGHN TRANSFER CO. and moving anywhere in At yeur ser- Piano the city or country. vice any time. Phone 920. c adopted. From that day to this i ind lofty. His grace. of ‘appearance i has remained the fundamental law} nd manner is proverbial. , of the land, with amendments from aie al time to time to meet conditions as da: ? < - | , Today’s Anniversaries | | they changed. Under its provision: | . | 8 : y the United States has grown from «|1812—The British army under Wel- } nation of 3,000,000 souls to a world lington entered Madrid. t MMT OOROICU no {830—The first American railroad & epower. with) 110,000,000 enegnte “ain: was completed, connecting A}-| x double the wealth of any other coun bany and Schenectady. Aas 1889—High Court in Paris condemn-| = i p ed General Boulanger ana ; That has “beem «the history of M. Dillon and Rochefort to life American expansion and national d> imprisonment in their _ ab- r 5 f velopment thru a period of 300 yeurs Source: | Fy : ; ve**~ |1891—James Russell Lowell, the fa- | : a record the equal of which car mous poet, died at Cambridge, 1e found elsewhere in the entire Mass. Born there, Feb. 22, : 1819. of human progr From the : | ‘ Prog 1898—An armistice was proclaimed | very beginning the men who directed between the United States and| the affairs of America were imbued Spain. with a fundamental inspiration, that | '?!4—Great Britain made a declara. 2 , ; tion of war against Austria- of divorce from the institutions of Hungary. t) the Old World, from the oppressions{1915—Allies landed troops, estimat- © of which they had emigrated dcrose ed ‘at 60,009 by the Turks, on} in : pap hibes: Gallipoli. peninsula. 2 the ocean. From the earliest times |(916—Germans made determined as- C the tendency has been to make more saults against the British =a Bape north of Pizieres. 4 ure our independence. fram.the in-}ig17 _{y"S" Rood Administration an: a fluence of the Old World autocracies nounced pkans to license mills 3 and enduringly cement the institu- and elevators. 3 : ee ‘ tions that have made our national! Read the Want ads in today’s pa-| -¢ Prosperity possible. per. | But now what <s. change;,-An| =r || American President, elected to per-| HOME HOTEL | petuate the very principles that have | vies: Second St. been our guide from :the beginning, Nellie:P.\Dalton, Prop. es Strictly Modern Rooms ; advocates the abandonment of the o b- | Reasonable | * jects for which we have striven for| By Day, Week or Month. | » 300 years, and the immediate return - 4 to the .very conditions the colonist: ENERAL CEMENT CONTRAC- ® sought to escape. He would have us| TOR q poe e the American age to ar aR ee @ the dictation of a world council, com-| yesieeepacy F YeEs eee | P. 0. BOX 908 @ Posed of six empires and kingdoms i n and three republics, in which the Uni- ® ted States would have one vote and||When you think tires think Kel- . foreign nations eight. Is that the ly Springfield if manner in which Americans wish to]{ OIL CITY AUTO SUPPLY @ commemorate the three hundredth Tires, Tubes. &. Accessories h anniversary of the establishment of | I | 412 E. Second St. Phone 1112 | | | vy popular government in the New| ‘e World? WOLMES RUILDS HOMES + Bek ee | Let me figure with you or your ¢ « Bhe country that is strong enough! | building plans. | M to take a man out of a job and put! E. P, HOLMES “him in the army ought. to -be strang 830 E. Bucknum. i oe NATRONA SHOS'SHOR! ‘ost exclusivel® equipped shop babe state... Half, sol heel§ put on your shoes while you, wait in 20 minutes. First & Center Sts. Geo. L. Craddock _'Sam C. Clark MAXWELL GARAGE New and Used Cars Expert Repair Work on all Cars 167°So. Ash St. Phone 643-W ~ Casper, Wyo. First & Walcott Sts. Phone 701-W. Casper, Wyoming. OUBOIS a Casper, Wyo. Architects “415 Oil Exchange Phone 1162 BARBERS goopnicn = GARBUTT & WEIDNER ARCHITECTS Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Bldg. EXCHANGE BARBER SHOP OU Exchange Bldg. “We STRIVE TO PL DASE” A Sterilized Steam ang Fac: Towel for Every Customer BEAUTY PARLORS Manicuring Shampooing Hairdressing Massaging VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR 213 O. S. Building Ladies and Gentlemen. For Appointments Phone 259-J BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER HENNING BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER Office—Henning Hotel Phone 45 SEARLES TRANSPER & 1 Residesice Phone 351-5 sTORAGE Ofice—Tatt’s MDitara Hall Phone—House, 87-W) Office, 104 Moving a Spectaity Phone 19}J5 TRUNKS AND I Piano, and Furnits . * Also Storage a | [ DENBY DRAY & TRANSFER a COMPANY At your serveie any time Day or Night Country trips solicited 5 Mgr. Geo. Nolten GGAGE Moving * Mer. J. Visoky ‘Phone ‘57 BROKERS S BROKERA® + | BNCHAN Residence 231-W me PUBLIC EE. Carnes and B, peoenamnsan 4! *. Proprict a smOubh ft session hela et vou. Wenean tl yeg markably low. fd rein” daily” at 8 as with us; mn a re- Phone 1147, Office.over Iris Theater. , BICYCLES F A, CHISHOLM Ae = 4 The Gycle ‘Map $ Sole Agent for'Iver Johnson Bicycles and Vithlic Phone 954W. 405 N. Tires Durbin ‘CAFETERIAS WYATT CAFETERIA Home-Cooked Mi Wyatt Hotel WYOMING HIDE & METAL CO. We Pay Highest Prices for’ Hides Pelts & Wool. Dealers-in Junk. Office 525 West Second St. Phone 5624J. PHONE 677 CASPER COAL & COKE CO. O..W. Twiggs,.Mgr— Exclusive dealers in Gebo coal and Petroleum coke. Delivered to any part of city. ~452 N. Durbin St. “Say it With Flowers'-* CASPER FLORAL Co. Cut Flowers and Potted Plants. 406 S. Center. Phone 872. ee Rooms with bath $2.50 per “Week . and up. Wm. CARPENTER 267 N. Wolcott. Phone 261-M. ACCOUNTANTS EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Books Opened, Closed, Audited. Stock transfer agents and regis- trars. Authorities on Income Taxes. Notary Public. ,. The © ‘Guarantee Registry Corporation Rooms 208-211 Oll Exchange Bidg. Phone 660. ARMATURE WINDING pera ee eet “ACASPER ARMATURE WORKS Rewinding -- Repairing Motors, Generators and Apy Kind of Electrical Apparatus 109 E. First St. GEORGE'S ' CAFE In rear $f Ramsey's} Bar’ in “Alley Chop Sii¢y, Noodles and { Bier on i Hours—I1 a. m. to 2 p. 5 p. m. to 8 p. m., =m. AMERICAN CAFE Service—Quali Appe Sanitary: ity tizing “We Aim to Please” DR, J. H. JEFFREY DR. ‘ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors )| Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. | Office Phone 706, Res. 93. 1 DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN CHIROPRACTORS Suite 2, Townsend Office 423 Phones Bldg. Res. 897) DR. M. HARNED Chiropractor. 266 North Maple Phone 369W. CLOTHES CLEANERS ee, THE SERVICE CLEANERS Horsch & Nygeard Cleaning, Pressing Remodeling “THE POINT? Center, Service Our Motto, Lind a mals 14 Sta. inden ani rom Wj CIGARS AND CONFECTIONS Customer. SMITH .TURNER DRUG STORE ates. West Hote! oe Cigar and News Stand On urchase Makes You a Life CASPER BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY | | | | $$$ NATRONA CONFECTIONERY CIGARS AND CONFECTIONS REAL ESTATE FILLING STATION M. MAHONEY & ED SAVAGE Fresh pop corn at all times. Phone 402-M ~ Also a choice selection of candies, Center Street Filling Station s, soft drinks and other Gasoline, Motor Oil, Tires, confections. City agent of Den- Auto Accessories, Tire. Re- pairing. Our Motto: Service at any time. Point, Railroad & Linden Sts. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEAM- SHIP TICKETS ‘ JOHN LYNGH 1038 BAST SECOND Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets to All Points in Europe. HAT CLEANING | | | J NEw YORK HAT CLEANING || | ver News and Times. 153 S. Center | a DICKS CONFECTIONERY Everything in soft drinks, candy, On your way smokes and fruit. . home; in rear of Casper Floral. CONTRACTORS SOUTH LINCOLN STREET All Work Guaranteed GROVES & SCHULTZ, Props. 620 So. Lincoln Phone 648 F. R. WHITCOMB General Contractor Estimates Furnished Casper, Wyo. Phone 1013 f re-block all kinds of We en eae ‘Pan as » Soft, arts and Stit Bane: ee maene. & New trimmings teed. Aine tak tai Hats. We O. K. RADIATOR SHOP LET ME FIGURE WITH YoU ON eer | YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS BLOCK Png fe roge F ing parlor tn conn ‘Kinase | | Phone 873 PETER CLAUSEN Sq chee. afaden nom ad) A General Contractor 127 E. Second, Casper, Wyo. Reilletets itor ree Office 306 O. 8. Bldg. Phone 7673 0. 8. Building Phone 961-W ep: P. 0. Bex 1145 All Work Guaranteed . ROOMING HOUSES CARPENTERS COMMONWEALTH LIFE Frank Hoagland, State Agent THE PLAZA 259 West 3rd St. J. S. HARDWICK Carpenter 306 E. Railroad St. Phone 1148J. Carpenter Job Work of All Kinds Promptly Done. Phone: 889-W Office: 247 North Center Street |. KEY MANUFACTURER | ‘KEYS MADE For Any Lock Sold Complete Stock of Blanks Alsays on Hai it BEDS $2.50 Per Week Hot and Cold Water Mrs. Allie Connowly, Prop. J. E. HARRIS Carpenter. | General repair work, remodeling and alterattrons. Furniture repair- ed. refinished and crated. Small jobs given prompt attention. Phone 1086. Shop 221 W. Third St. DENTISTS pee DR. J. C. BIBBS Dentist Rohrbaugh Bldg. (Over Casper Pharmacy.) | Phone 210. : : SINGER SEWING MACHINES For gale or rent, easy terms; re- pairing on all makes of machines; also parts for all nmiachines, need- les and oil; drop a card or phone. 289M. E. F. Sprague, 221 N. Pine. NO WAIT NO DELAY LAWYERS WILLIAM O. WILSON | I Attorney at Law SHOE SHINING. SHOE SHINING ‘PARLOR’ At Your Service Anytime. clean and reblock hats and | Casper, Wyoming Suite 14-15 & 16, Townsend Block 1] Wwe | | guarantee satisfaction. convince you. 135 S. Center St. : “A trial will Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Building Over Lyric Theater Phones—138 and 385 Phone 644 | | Suite 3 and 4, Daly Bids. DR. NORWOOD DENTIST F. J. HYE i head BXPRESS, FREIGHT AND S. E. PHELPS Lawyer DRESSMAKING Rooms 19-26 Townsend Bldg. 0. & S. DRESSMAKING PARLORS Plain and ancy Sewing Casper, Wyo. Phone 916 . Children’s Dresses a Specialty Alterations ‘ Phone 767. Mabel King, Prop. HAGENS, STANLEY & MURANE| | i} | Lawyers Answered at the | 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. | AMERICAN CAFE DOCTORS Casper, - - - Wyoming | | PHONE 1020 é DR. J.C. KAMP Phys: and Surgeon | SALONS Office: te 4, Smith Bldg. WARBER & SPENCER - G. A. FREES Onis 390° So) Mouse as | Lawyers. | Fine Tailoring Made to Measure Clothes Guaranteed to Fit 115 West First St. 308-310 O. S. Bldg. Phone 680 OR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER [pee Office Phone 54 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Rohrbaugh Building , ! Dr. Foster—Residence_____ 4D Lawyers Dr. Lathrop—Residence____116 Private Hospital 840 S. Duzbin St. Phones 272 and 273 NEW METHOD TAILORS | Walk up three steps and snve ten to twenty dollars. Any uncalled fer) mixfit_or sample sult. T ¢an save you 25 per cent on, pants. HARRY YESNESS Highest Pricén Paid for Slightly Worn Clothing 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON - Atto: Athnw McClure Bldg. West First St. F. Ss. —— 7 Phone 193. PPLIF. 2 EUCKEY. Rooms 22.23, ‘Townsend Bldg. Physician and Surgeon Phone 196-J TOOL SHARPNER Casper, - - - Wyoming DAD FERGUSON | LUNCH COUNTER Specialty in sharpening knives : : and blades of any description. HABIT KHAN ~ Agency for Gauges Hot Spark: In- tensifier for Ford Cars, 333 Cobb Street. Lunch counter on Whi Hamburger Sandwich, Hot Tomales and Weenies Every night at Corner of Second and Center Streets DR. MYERS fib and Surgeon tion Gi. DistesedPee \hctage ane Cnilaren Suite 200-201, 0. 8. Bidg. Office Ph. 690 Hes. Ph. 746 | A SHOWER BATH A TUB BATH or PIANO TUNER 4 re A PLUNGE MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. PIANO TUNER ust the thing Po Hot Weather Physician and Surgeon Work Guaranteed Be Oo! ys Serie oe Special obste: per y —Tel 697-R a3 “dincneee of women, and children WADE CRAMER ih Se sina a RGED Phones!” Office, 30; Residence, 164 Phone 165-M Richter Muale Co. J eee R. A. RATHBUN DR. JOHN F, LEEPER PLUMBING AND HEA’ TING | Veterinary Surgeon DR. W. E. DOWNIE Leave Orders at Casper Pharmacy J. DONOHUE Plumbing and Heating, Hot Water Heating « Specialty. J: of.all kinds promptly attended to. | | Shop—826 South Spruce Street : Phone 290W. Physicians and Surgeons Phone 32 Smith Bldg. Phone 266 ELECTRICIANS FF. E, McEVENY Electrical Contractor Witing,, Repaire and Bixztures OBice Ph. 10-W 141 West First OXY: ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP 118 S. Davia St. Phone 611-3, SEST EQUIPPED WELDING SHOP IN THE STATE i) neues n rt epalring’ Broken sung Parta| t INTERNATIONAL WELDING WORKS (MeClure AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. 112 E. Third St. ‘Phone 1080 Motor Repairing Armature Winding Electrigal Wiring and Conivacting FARRAR & STAMPER Plumbing and Heating. MLECURICAL AND JOB WORK PROMPT SHRVICE econd St. ‘Phone 1144J.