Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1919, Page 2

mers nt la Yr st st rr ic ag It 51 ii! el h da ji w h © % b RAGE TWO PRESENT SITE FAVORED FOR NEW. BUILOING (Continued from Page 1) —— — Second street, which is fast becoming a business street of importance. The Episcopal church corner, which was suggested as an alternative site, is not of sufficient size nor is the Methodist church corner. Several other lots which were sug- gested, are held at a price beyond what it is thot the government would pay. City Attorney Dunham came out strongly in favor of the erection of an entire new federal building for Cas- per which would have space for fed- eral court rooms. “The present structure should be wrecked and an entire new building should be erected,” he said. “I have talked with Judge Riner, and I know that he would be glad to hold ses- sions of the federal court here were| there a suitable room.” A. J. Mokler crystalized the opin- ion of the meeting when he stated that the government is amply abie to pay for a suitable site for a postof- fice and. that, being a business insti- tution, it will pay whatever price is asked for the site wanted as it has done elsewhere. He offered a motion that word be sent to Mr. Chambers that the citizens of Casper wish the govern- ment to acquire the city park ad- joining the postoffice property and erect an adequate building on the site. e Jack Leary offered a supplemen- tary motion to the effect that a com- mittee of five be appointed to con- fer with the city officials regar ing a price on the park property,! and that this committee use its in- fluence to see that an entirely new building is erected’ on the present postoffice site and adjoining city property. A further motion was made that! E. D. Holmes be a member of the committee, and he appointed as his assistants Ex-Governor B. B. Brooks, Senator Patrick Sullivan, C, H. Town- send and P. J. O'Connor. { Should the suggestion made at the meeting be followed by the govern- ment, the postoffice will probably have to be housed in temporary quar- ters while the work is in progress. This was done at Lincoln, Nebr., where an old building was remodel-} ed, the postoffice being housed in a shack similar to the army canton-j ment buildings while the work was in progress, x One speaker deelared that almost is every other city of size in Wyoming has a better looking federal building than Casper. There was a strony} sentiment for the erection of a Bed-} ford stone building rather than a brick structure. Postmaster Sproul assured the citi- zens that whatever plan is followe the government architect wil] be sat- isfied only with the erection of a dignified solidly built. building, which. will be a credit to the govern- ment and a source of pride to the city. DOCTORS UNABLE TO SAVE LEG, AMPUTATION MADE; Conductor F. W. Fritz of the C, B. & Q. underwent an operation at the State Hospital yesterday afternoon, for the amputation of the lower third of his left leg which was badly crush- cd when he fell beneath the wheels of a freight car at Cadoma Thurs- day. The attending physician was at first hopeful of saving the leg but complications which developed mede the ‘amputation nee: > Conductor Appleby, who was in- jured several weeks ago in a fall, is recovering nicely. REVIVAL MEETINGS TO RESUME THIS VENI Last night was rest night for Rev. If. ©, Maitland, the Kansas evange ist, who is in charge of the revival at the Methodist church, but he will coutipue his preaching cach night of this week. Muny men and women who have heard him in his addresses ut the Iris theatre will wish to hear him in his. preeching at the church. All are welcome. Se hetero RAILWAY CLERKS MEET The ~Brtherhood (of Ruilway Clerks held “a business meeting In night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. M. Olehausen was clected financial retary and E? B.. Walters was elect- ed treasurer of the organization us vacuncies in’ these effice <r Ragtime Literatu “Why du yoy ebject to ragtime?” “lt pute tubes into my mind thar J van't forgot. And Tlov’t dare whistle them in public because yf (be swords they suggest.” ead Woutd It Were True}, ‘Ab! eald ine facetious cufler, as he found Scribson ‘busily poundiax his typewrlter, “Turning ‘out @ inte up- to-Bare tution?” 6 rf "Yess" replied YSyribgen, wegrilyy “ior just dashing off a @ tomy im pertunate grover telling’ blip thats ea fo yell. ulory to. tha Erkay Wye Pust wea few dara! : BRAT OTIS HN ELS 2 {ocund the Ton trunks, etc., fof cath. Phone 602W or call 208 N. Center strect. 10-6-12t Attorney Floyd E. Pendell has gone to Denver on business for a few came : i "Will buy furniture, guns, suitcases, | ‘ Cribune Publie stenograpner and mimeo- |graphing. Room 206, O. S. + uild- ting. : P ib eet |, See me for your automobile paint- ;ing. James Murphy, Phone 278. i r. 9-29-tf | ce re EEE ened It there’s @ girl in the case sea| Hand-made aes is produced in S. O. Jensen of Salt Creek is in town for a few days on business: For fresh oysters, clams, and dabei! 10-18+tf John Wilson spent the past four jest at the Casper Cafe, days in Big Muddy. $3.50 per hundred pounds delivered. i 10-14-5t The Oil Exchange Tailoring Co., moved to 145 Norta Center street. What? man at the Smoke. House. Let your conscience be your guide P. L. Neweomb made a short busi- ness trip to the McPherson well yes- terday. I buy and sell any kind of. a’ see ond hand automobile. G. A. Wolf. Phone 343J. 9-23-tf William Bunday and E. A. Schille- man left for Big Muddy today for a few days on business. a 10-2-t7 | L. °C. Goodrich left for Douglas yesterday for a few days on busi- ness. For hauling or trucking see dron at the Highway Garage. the city yesterday enroute to he home in Cody. Keep in touch with the styles at jall times. Stone-Waggener Haber- | dazhery. 10-14-tf For wiring see the Electrical Sup ply and Construction Co., 109 Bas First street. Phone 488W. 9-29-ts Lee martin left for Denver last night on an extendéd trip to viii relatives and will later go to Wichite Falls, Texas. You can. always enjoy. yourself at the Henning, free dancing every evening from 9 to 12. 16-10-tf C.. L. Gunderson of Fergus Falls. the city visiting friends. Electrical fixtures and wiring, Me- Eveny Electrical Go:, 141 West First. 10-8-tf Full bushel of apples for $2. Phoge*585, White’s Grorery. 10-7-tf RE ey, St sy House of thie Midwest refin. ery, returned yesterday from Omaha; where he submitted to an operation for appendicitis. Call at 115 W. First for your new fall or winter suit. 9-23-tf J, F. Binder, a marine of the 55th. company, is in Casper for a few day enroute to Riverton to visit his Sis- ter. Watth repairing a!. Ayers Jewelry Store, 135 N. Center. 10-2-tf | Jf your car suffers from battery trouble, call on the Willard Seryice | station. Keep your battery alive. | 10-9-tf Harold Kindsley, a representative (of the LaSalle Woolen Mills of Chi- leago, is in’town calling’ on the local trade. Beat the H. C. of Living by. éat- «ug Pop Corn. Where? At the Na- ‘trona Confectionary, 159 South Ce: ter street. 22-tf | Sam UL. Davis of Buffalo, is in’ the city fon a few days on’ bugines# and leaving -next month for Chigago where he Will join his’ mother, en- reute to the-old home in Gary, Ind. Every, trye woman is happiest when’ she “knows she is looking her best. The Marinello Shop, 248’ Bast Second. Phone 803. 10-10-4¢ Eery true woman, ‘s happiest when she knows she is looking her’ best. |The Marnello Shop. Phone 8039248 Wast Second: street. 10514-tf A. E. Kyte is in from the Buck- ‘num Sheep ranch for several days ‘jon business. | Rudy’s made for any lock, no await, y- Oull first dove north of Cafe. 10-2-¢f food E | Carrier-pigeons never take | while traveling. Buy your bread where May is \ jest, ut the Wigwam. Tf Russia’ has fewer physieiang.'than {any other civilized*eountry. ‘ Bellefleur apples, $2,75 per Aox. | City Brui, Murket. Phone 247. | 10940-61 Ten thoysand cubic.feet of gay. can be produced from one tén of coy). ynd mouey by using Sole Tires. Cust half ue Suurantued 3000 miley Save t Gules Ha touch, Otte Krausse hay the recor for falling ivtw the keg while duck hunt fog. Mrv Krausce had the expePence of falling into Brooks? lake tied and into the Rasmus Lee pond once dy his Just two-hunting tr Z Get-your bed ont of sight. suve ppPace und increase the effieieny of Four rouse or aparpmiesit, by ial {tug Murphy in-a-doorebede, % 'Cumpingbum, A, 1. pNP t 10-4 gout eit Phone 905M for mealy dry-land ‘potatoes. Will not cook to pleces, formerly in the Mokler building, haz Malted milk, let’s see Ly- 10-8-tf when you eat and you will find your- self at the Wyatt Cafeteria, 10-14-tf | Louise Barnstrom stopped off in} Minn., is spending « few weeks in| | Te vate UO - The Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. for a ‘| diamond, O, 8, Building, 10-10-<t) The Wyoming Filling Station is} selling 68-72 Gasoline at 40c a gal- lon. If you want the article with a kick come see us. 10-13-6¢ The Smith-Turner drugstore has ar- ranged an unusually clever window display of novelty dolls which-they haye added to their stock. F. and S. garage. We specialize on repair work on any make car. All work guaranteed. 437 West Second street. Phone 1144-J. 10-7-1f Perry Elswick -of: Thermopolis is here for a few days on his way home ‘from ‘Cheyenne where he has been on business. A Tho biggest. bargain of the year,) Bellefleur apples. $2.75 per box.! City Fruit Market. Phone 247 10-10-Gt| Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and | Public Exchange at 8 o’clock tonight, above’ the Iris Theater. 9-25-tf Tea. was. cultivated in China two thousand seven hundred years before the Christian era. j { For acreage in proven field: | phone Wm. Bunday at the Henning | hotel or write him at 705 Bucknum | street, Casper, Wyo. 10-6-t#/ Save money by having your shoes; half soled at the Natrona Shoe Re- pair Shop, 107 East First seeee il -1-tf | Neither Brussels sprouts nor Brus- |market. The Service Experts, Wyom-| Japan principally by Foxmvers as a secondary occupation whic! ey can pursue in ha when there is noth- ing to be dohe*in ‘the fields, There are no fewer than 60,000 families en- gaged in this industry. Best pies and fancy steaks Rudy’s Cafe. Sunday. 10-4-tf City Laundry and Towel Supply call for arid.déliver. Phone 641, 420 W. Second St. 10-7-4f, Miss Tishia Thomason is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Fisher this. week. Miss Thomason. is from Denver, Colo., and likes Cas- per so well that she may make her home here. 1 James Paris has purchased the 3-| room house on lot 15 and 16 Marion; street, from George Marrines. 10-9-6t* We haye three air lines for our cus- tomers use. No more waiting for air} here; two! grades of Gasoline. The! best motor oils and greases on the ing Filling Station Co., ‘Second and} Beech Sts: 10-18-6t | The fact that you specify Natrona Butter convinces your grocer that | you expect the best thruout your) order. 10-10-4t | Chicken dinner every) | Jackson Star spark intensifier. Pu it the best matte Eat ih low test gas. ive down our way and get what you ask for. Motor | oils, highest le. Everybody knows us. ~. The Serviee Experts, Wyoming Filing Station Co.. Second and Beech streets. 10-13-6t Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Squire are plan- ning~ to: leave-for California, where they will spend the winter months. Mr. Squire intends to-enter the avia- tion school here if it is completed in nia. Have you scen those beautiful 5- room bungalows that can be bought on terms? See Ben 10-10-7t Good fries ready for delivery, dressed or otherwise. Also 6 or 4, 2, 8, or 4 dozen laying hens at a time. Phone 567J. Call 328 North Wolcott. 10-9-6! More ‘pep, more power wheri usin life in lazy gasoline. E. Helfield, Box 6. 10-10-6t* James O'Brian, well driller and contractor, is in the city for a few days. Our motoF oils are furnished to us ‘by resident distributors. The Con- tinental Oil Co., and The Texas Co. No bootleg oils in or tanks. Investi- gate us. per and are still on the job. The Wy- oming Filling Station Co., Second and Beech streets. PIANO FOR SALE. The Shah of Persia, who is expect- ed to visit America next spring, has| one of the most valuable collections | of precious stones and jewelry in ex- istence. He possesses amongst’ othér precious stones the famous pear-! sels carpets’ hail from the city whence}! they take their name. | Insure yourself and your income. Phone 1184. Ask for Geo. Swartz. ; 9-24-1f You, will always be pleased wher you eut at the American Cafe. . 10-11tf | lands average three feet eleven jnch- pounds. Two ‘good trucks for sale cheap, | just overhauled. Apply at 437 West! Second street or phone 1144J 10-7-tf) For reliable wiring at honest | prices see the American Electric Co.,| East Third street. vs 2 40-1-1f Of the alcoholic drinks wine is the} most’ exclusive, hgving. 5 d kings and the:tables of the, righ from, the | {| beginning of, civilization. vest { Atetyiene Welding, ‘prompt serv- | ene work guaranteed. Highway! Garage, across from the Grand c en tral hotel. 10-13-t¢ | Oil Exchange barber shop working | five barbers on four chuirs. — aiting. The best of toilet articles | and plenty of clean towels. 10-0-Gb) Ira Cole, 90 years old and an em-! | ploye of the government printing of- | fice in Washington since 1876, is be-| lieved to be the oldest active press-| man in the United States. | For fresh eggs, quelity groceries. } South Side Grocery. Phone 1111. al 10-7-t Keep in touch with the styles. Stone at the Stone-Wuggener Ha ‘erdashery. 10-9-tf | The origin of playing cards is one of the things enshrouded:in mystery. | There is a pack in the British m seum known to be: over a’ thousand! years old, and-there were Japanese! and Chinese playing cards in the 12th century, { The natives of the Andaman Is-); es in height'and weigh under seventy; - shaped pearl valued at $300,000, which forms part of the Persian crown jewels. {real bargain. grade piano which will be sold at a Terms. If interested write quick for information to THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, . Denver, Colo. 10-7-10 PIANO FOR SALE: We notice an ad going the rounds of the papers of Wyoming stating | that a certain Denver ‘music firm Geerge B, Nelson ‘tor real estate HAPPENS to have a piano in the and insurance. Townsend building. | Casper, Wyo. Phone 950. — 9-29-tf; ‘ We have lots of customers that! asked us for high grade gazoline How.do you feel about it. We ha it. Wyoming Filling station Go., Sec- ond and Beech. 10-13-65} are on sale at | larry Free, the Lot} 9-29-tf \ ; dition lots? easy terms. an. The See Labor Contracts Wanted—Will ac- cept contracts on assessment work, validating and drilling. References Phone 1080. | furnished. Call Calvin H. Cass, Hen- |b: ning hotel. 9-30-t£ | When in doubt phone us your gro- cery*order and be convinced Ander-, son's: Cash Grecery. Phone 1125W., 10-11-tf' Have you ever tried a high grade Gas in your auto. If not fill up with| 68-72 at the Wyoming Filling Station. b 10-13-6t A beauty aid for every need, at ond. Phone 803. 10-10-4t | When you think of buying a house, or lot think of John M. England com- purty. Phone 1129, 9-24-t£ Wanted—Two brick layers, wzeges| $10 per day. Apply on job at CY avenue and Walnut street, or phone 800. Ack ‘for J, B.. Provinsal. ' 10-13-2¢ a generator that you want overhauled run it over to the Casper Armature! Works and have it repaired. 109 East Virst St. 9-23-t£ When you paint up, you want the best. We carry a full line in colors! of Alebastine and Sherwin-Williams! paints. Casper Home Builders. At corner of Railroad and Durbin Sts., phone 406W. 1 10-7-8t. ON BACK SCENE sn t R FEATURE! itt) 4 We use GOODYEAR welt system REEDER'S $ Goodyear Shoe Repairer, - ‘YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AND LETTING US SAVE YOUR dane te TIME BY SOLES. the, HOE SHOP 119% W. 2d St. particular ‘town where ad- appears, | that. will be sold at a particular bar-| gain. How did they happen to have ;a piano go so far astray, or is it box of Bi ;pocsible that business is so dull in| ?™t Into Denver that pianos are allowed to go, riding all over the country and get stranded: at’ out of the way places Have you seen the Burlington ad-/Where they have to be sold at bar-| *t pain prices. Or have they been re- fysed a place in a Casver home. It is a fact this same firm uses this! same ad thruout the states of Colo-! rado, Utah. Wyoming, New Mexico} ,and Idaho, The same ad has been used for years y_ concerns sélling cheap grades of paints, oils, and other more or less fake commodities, that require trick) salesmanship in order to dispose of their wares. » PIANOS FOR. SALE We, too, have pianos stored at Cas- per. Not one only but many of them. All high grade instruments that did not HAPPEN to get here but come becausé we bought them to sell ty the people of Casper. They are bar- No |the Marinello Shop, 248 East Sec-;gains too and do not require ‘trick salesmanship or vogue advertising to find a weleome in Casper homes. We will be glad to show them at any- time at our store in the West Hotel building, where we have them al- Wavs on display. We also have a full lie of other musical instruments, including Brune- wick, Edison and Columbia Phono- graphs, Band and string instruments. The largest assortment of up to the! If you have a run down motor or+minute sheet music in the state and a complete line of Columbia and Edi- son records and player piano rolls. We invite your patronage and as- sure you of fair and honest treat- ments. RICHTER MUSIC Co. 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