Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1919, Page 5

nian mune of bdiloting on state officers for thé , ensuing year B. F. THOMPSON, Ret. Bee. 12-8-2t CARPENTERS, NOTICE! Local 1504 will hola a call meeting Tuesday, December 9, for the purpose AIG HORN ROADS | MEN ORGANIZE As i tion Formed at Lovell Re- ee for Emblem- Penrose Highway —— (Special to The Tribune.) BASIN Wyo., Dec. 8,—G. J. Schenk i FURIES TOT BASIN PAGEANT franta-ae swiiae "TQ CAPITALIZE UNSIMPTION OF gon, ; Ia ELABORATE "ittbctoe eal WYOMING WIND zee ses | SP ECIALS ;Many public buildings have installed | oll burning attachments in their fur- | CODY, Wyo., Dec. 8—Frank Craft will live despite efforts to end haces and it is found that it affords a great conyenience and a saving in! and R. R. Ferris returned yesterday meeting called at Lovell for] 4 his own life. Craft, who was’ em- t ' | It requires no | errno cng © coun tans oe amen ey Bie Wetter ai" danni || Water. Onto Rich Agricul- cot’ Sig there aw ao tion. The ori tion Production. n .22 revolver and hunting i ali road sich to order By Ck. Weieh, | pi dist knife, which proved to be a poor tural Lands. slightly ash piles. | county chairman, and matters -| eae Sneeee: for a Santenetionnes Ri | | This city will hold a bona election | ing to the building of roads in the ibe gh vtec} pee UBS she a rash att Resp ee only | MANVILLE, Wyo., Dec. 8.—The| on December 15 to vote on the propusi- | county was discussed at length. The people of Lovell entertained the visit- ing delegates at a banquet during their stay in the sugar city. It was decided by a majority of the communities rep- riente. that the road as proposed by | the hi¢hway commission to run from) Greybull to Lovell by way of Emblem was ten miles longer than the present route and did not serve the settled, portion of the communities lying be-; tween the two towns. Committees | Fiftieth Anniversary of Territory} torical pageant commemorating the fif- tleth anniversary of the creation of Wyoming territory will be given next Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the Rex theater. A number of historical scenes from the Louisiana purchase at New Orleans, including scenes from the Lewis & Clark expedition, first missionaries in the Big Horn Basin, the trek of the Mormona_and later day development de- were appointed to urge the rejection |picting the history of Wyoming will be the Emblem-Penrose proposed link ; interwoven with folk songs and dances] p. A . thoro test being made during the com-} LUSK, Wyo., 5 ; | te he meFE RRA BRTEY Dibkceieee |with specialty numbers. ‘The cast in-| Big Horn Basin Towns Behind {ny noason. eis ee eo i} B. witson| Directors from the various commu- cludes over a hundred and the stage} Movement to Bring Statehouse | A mill has been invented which cap-| ceived a broken arm and svvere cute] nity centers were elected as follows: Of the local theater has to be enlarged to C jitalizes the wind power to such an ex-/and bruises and his condition is sell Basin, G. J. Schenk; Bonanza, J. T,|to accommodate the participants. io Lasper. |tent that a 50-foot motor would lift in| garded as ‘serious as th. 1 BS Brown; Burlington, 8. T. Johnson; By- ron, Ed Denney; Cloverly, John Allen; Cowley, C. A. Welch; Crooked Creek, W. H. Byrd; Deaver, T. M. McKinney; Emblem, A. H. Tedmon; Frannie, Earl Shoemaker; Greybull, A. H. Griffin; Himes, Al Johnson; Hyattsville, A. 8. Mercer; Kane, T. Brosius; Lovell, Hans Hansen; Handerson, L. O. Gray; Otto, J. K. Burnham; Shell, T. W. Olney. The directors then met and elécted Welch, Cowley; vice-president, G. J. ENTIRE FAMILY CHARGED pucceabty willbe sejocted/as tha musstine Saab) officers as follows: President, C. A. i 4 z. b ufac 3 Pee en ln eats akc rat ay The inaccessibility of the capital from OM, BURNERS FOR M. McKinney, Deaver. The next meet- ing of the association will be held The book is by Mrs. Agnes K. Snow, Prologue and preludes adapted by Mrs. Winifred Ottesen; musical director, Mrs. Burtis Joslin; dancing director, Mrs. R.| L. Silver. Costumes used are being gathered from many sources and the presentation promises to be the feature of the season here, many people com- ing from surrounding towns. eee WITH LOVELL BURGLARY CAPITAL CHANGE (5 BEING URGED GREYBULL, Wyo., Dec. 8.—A move- ment is on foot at Greybull and thru the lower Big Horn basin to campaign the northern half of the state in the interest of legislation to remove the state capital from Cheyenne to Casper, the qnly condition being that Casper replace the capito! building without cost to the state. A conference is said to be in course of arrangement and Sheridan this section of the state is given as the principal reason for the movement, while Casper is served by two, railroads ‘Giant Windmills’ Proposed to. Lift | the stockman who feels at }yet serve another redeeming purpose |thru the irrigation of thousands of acres of land. Local ranchers and farmers are interested in a proposition which calls for the erection of wind mills to lift the unappropriated water} in the river onto rich agricultural lands jand the comparatively inexpensive | maintenance of such a system insures a }a 10-mile-an-hour breeze 24,000 gallons|vere treatment at the he jneighbors with whom he would have canvas fans which could be! pute over grazing rights, furled in time of storm. Water can be| attacked whilo driving reached with shallow drilling over a} range ‘6 of water 100 feet in an hour. The mill great part of the Jow lands here and under a good flow could be placed on! the land at minimum cost, according to} those behind the project. | | LANDER MAY NOT|| LOSE WARDEN’S the cost of operation. Wyoming wind, cursed by tha new-| tion of bonding the city for $50,000. with comer as fervently as it is praised by | Which to erect a high school building. when | The buliding ts needed and no doubt lthe range is swept of its snow, may | 't Will carry. ‘LUSK RANGHER SEVERELY 2 | No. HANDLED BY ASSAILANTS: sult of se-| nds of two} had 2 dis-| Wilson was | the stock from which he claimed as his own, | ! | Richelieu Little Kernel Corn, j No. 2 can..... | FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Richelieu Maine Corn, Richelieu Pearly Corn, No. 2 can Phone 63 for Hay, Grain and Feed Casper Storage Co. Phone 97. Sievert Oil Burner Company ALL PURPOSES Made in sizes for WANTED carly in the year, ° - cepeniig Wyoming in different direc- OFFICE, REPORT | athe Manges: Balers Burts com Sete ee en Sia PRICES: TRAPPER GETS (Special to The Tribune.) MAY AID IN RESTORATION. I No.6 Fi x | BASIN, Wyo., Dec. 8.—Twi ‘ Sechelt sa NDE aaa or : ti urnace Burner____$40 ' DAMAGE. FROM |woman and severst children, ail Mext-| , BERLIN, (By Main—mhe technical | , LAIDEE« ofiiee of tho stale sarne || No. 5 Furnace Burner... -$35 TRANSPORTATION CONTRACTS | fone pitas aaa ee peiteaed “S| and Belgium announce that they have warden from Lander to Cheyenne No. D Furnace Burner____$30 | MONT. DOCTOR teraay,"cnareoa with tho robbery of «| tigen’ “ison ‘tnd stool works stimulate | Wobert, D. Carey" can make a per. || No.C Stove Burner for Lovell store of $2,000 worth of mer- vegetable growth enormously through sonal investigation of the matter. No. . B Stove Burner_ By NR AE oa aes ae chandise. A large quantity of the) carbonic acid fertilization. ‘ All plant | Protests were lodged by the Lander We absolutely guarantee th FLEET OF MACK MOTOR TRUCKS CODY, Wyo., Dec. 8 —W. a Bush, 2) stolen goods was found in the housc|life is said to be spurred to unusual] chamber of commerce on the ground |f Burners and ask to Maat ae ate ae Hart Mountain rancher and trapper | occupied by these people. They will] growth. These ashes may be applied] that this city is better situated with dence and see them in use. Laie i was recently given a judzement for/pe given a preliminary hearing next|to restoration of the ‘devastated dis-' respect to the big game country than EXCLUSIVE AGENT The Truck That Delivered the Goods! $3,500 against Dr. W. L. Chilcott, 2/xonday. tricts, Cheyenne. i = i 2 physician’ practicing at Belfrey, Mon- tana. as damages for the losy of a limb, which he claimed he Jus! through the negligence of Dr. Chilcott, his attending physician, while suffering a fracture to his leg. The case wag tried in the district court at Red Lodge, where Mr. Bush was cared for wi 412 Park A S. H. PUNTENNY Phone 760-3 That Beat the Huns Scheduled Deliveries Guaranteed Performance Counts! putated. ‘The orfginal suit was for | Burnett I 000, 0 “ kit his cut en> 1d j 7 L pie ast veg Che sen eee ar | Optical Co. ! Tish, said n’s client would be satisfied Skilled with $5,000. | Opticians HOWARD A. MILLER | 7 | ‘ i TALE | Casper, Wy: Henning Hotel - : : - Casper, Wyo. ; NEW GITY HALL TALKED 4 man's | Ground Floor : i best | Hennin; IN HOT SPRINGS GITY Bhan peat — — i is his smoke - (Special to The Tribune.) THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Dec. 8.— There is a general discussion here re- garding the erection of a big audi- torium to be known as a city hall, so arranged to accommodate all of the officials, house the fire department aXe | Seemreteetetectoateateate epatertosteateageeretydrstretestes Richards & Cunningham Company aosiocsorsresease-atecioteeioeteeteatecteste Pease tet und have a council chamber and an + auditorium that would accommodate bo the numerous conventions held here, yy & with @ seating capacity of ut least t) H 1800 pedi UTE GS one. oastgal “Knew we’d get together és Z, + location, which is a big asset to begin | * en KY b3 with. Such a structure would be @ — hes. eld 2 credit to the city besides the conven- Cc Fi + & ience of having the affairs of the city eo é under one roof instead of being scat- | = | tered about in varlous buildings as is now the case. The chamber of com- merce will take the matter up soon, when it will be thoroly discussed from a business standpoint. HUMOR AND PATHOS MIXED IN RIGHT PROPORTIONS IN LYRIC'S SUNDAY FEATURE Elsie Janis as a “Regular Girl”, re-| minds oné of the stage work of Miss Janis which placed her before the pub- lic and made her a favorite with the boys “over there.” The Janis picture us shown at the Lyric theater: Satur- day and Sunday, is a pleasjng picture, the only regret being that her unusual Stago talent should have been trifled with by the author. Starting out with a scene of unusual possibilities, the action and interest is retained until Miss Janis gets back from entertaining the beys in the hospitals of France. ‘Miss Janis actually did this and there is no acting about this part of the pieture. The temainder of the story is pateh- ed too much and lacks the action-to keep up with the pace set in the first of the picture: This, in spite of the} dramatic appeal created presymably at Miss Janis’ instigation—that of secur- ing “good” jobs for returned soldiers and other gervice men. But those who like a light mixture | of humor, pathos, and Janis’ acting. | found it in the Lyric week-end pro-} gram, No As soon as people were told to wear) thelr last year's ‘clothes, the price of thread and clothes brushes went up.— Washington Star, . Hes where the particular smoker meets the particular smoke—Chester- field. Particular is right! the four choicest varieties of Turkish to- bacco—Xanthi, Cayalla, Smyrna and Sam- soun—but to these we add the rich, sun- | ripened leaves of speci tobacco. Fine as these tobaccos are, it’s the ex- | clusive process by which they are blended that gives to Chesterfields that, satisfying body, that mellow richness which makes a smoke mean something. r Chesterfields certainly do satisfy as no other cigarette has satisfied you before— and to top it off, they are packed in a glass- ine paper package that preserves for you all of that delicious flavor. odes = Not only do we use Oo so este ste a% trees ally choice Domestic PPG OG A nice Suit or Overcoat or Mackinaw would be greatly appreciated by any man or boy as a gift at any time, and especially on CHRISTMAS DAY. We have a large stock to select from at prices that are right. We feature the well-known make of Hirsh-Wickwire clothing, which needs no advertising as they use the VERY BEST of materials and employ only high-class tailors. Enough said. SHIRTS We have just received a new ship- ment of Silk Shirts for the holidays, and there is nothing better appreciated for a Christmas present than a SILK SHIRT or any other kind of a Shirt for that mat- ter. We-have a splendid assortment of all other kinds of Shirts, such as Madras, Percale, Soissette and Flannel Shirts. HATS AND CAPS What would please a man better than a nice new VELOUR HAT or a FUR nee i Department Want to remind you that there are only FIFTEEN more SHOPPING DAYS until CHRIST- MAS and those who do their shopping EARLY have the ad- vantage ‘in many ways, so we advise you to get busy. SHOES AND SLIPPERS We are now showing the LARGEST and BEST line of MEN’S and BOYS’ SHOES. and MEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS that we ever had and our prices are rea- sonable. Every man likes comfort and a nice pair of House Slippers would pleaxe him. GLOVES A nice warm pair of GLOVES would be an appropriate gift for any man, and we have about every style of Gloves that are made. The most popular style for this time of year would be a Dogskin or Kid with fur lining for street wear, or a pair of long Gauntlet Gloves or Mittens for auto driving. We have a large as- sortment of them. Call and see for yourselves, NECKWEAR AND MUFFLERS If you want to see the most beautiful assortment of TIES and MUFFLERS in Casper call on us. Prices range from 75c to $3.75. We give you a nice Christ- mas Rox with each Tie or Muffler. ‘3 | CAP? You should call and see what a SOCKS | ‘ ' | nice ortment of Fur Caps and Velour { Any man would appreciate a box of | & Hats we have. Also the new genuine Socks or even a couple of pairs of Silk i@e BEAVER HATS made by John B. Stet- Socks. We have a large variety to show | son & Co., of Philadelphia, who are the you and our prices are right. Call and Watch Inspectors for | C. & N. W. Ry. | C..B. & 0. Ry. | Iris Theater Bldg. 146 N it. 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