Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 8

‘MEMBERSHIPS IN 0.0, SHOULD BE plows: Reginning at the point ‘in Firms Which Took Out Nurhber onl wher ha cunteeuine cH Plural Plan Urged to Report Names to Chamber Headquarters | CAPTURE OF BROS ON +» SPLITROGK RESERVE IS” river Intersects tho southern, boundary | line. of the right of way of the Wyo. |ming and Northwestern Railway com pany, thence in-a general easterly di rection along thé said southern boun dary line of s: point Where sail inter: Tirms which have taken out plutal memberships in the Casper Chamber of Commerce are, asked to assign those! Platte river thente in a southerly direc: memberships ‘to individuals as soon as | tion up the center lin possible, and report the names to the|the point where said center Chamber of Commerce headquarters Aa finlersected hy, the sixth s that they may be included in the roster |tel north, thener In a we: southern houn line ndard paral rly direction which is being Prepared. ‘This roster }along said sixth parallel to the point is to be mailed to every member prior! where s parallel is intersected, t to the e of the new™board of | the township lin separating ranges 96 4 will be used as a pr! w nd €7 west, thence Jn“ north h member having the | er direction along ja > town. checking © tweénty-elght | chip jine to the point wheba sald town names. > highest twenty-eight will| snip fine intersects the eighth Rtandard form the ket from which fourteen | narall orth, thence Ingapedadterty, at directors M be chosen. rettionaléng sid nin€i parallel to the The copi ure of the mem-Fpoint Where sgi_parallel Guterests the hers of the ums, taken before | center line of Keaver cretig thence in 4] the dri Pp penter stu- | northerly di ion dowte the Genter line dia and n livery at the studio had at any time. of the board, which con- of Reaver creek to the paint where sald center line produced interseéts the: cont ter line of the Popo Agié river, thence {ina (nbFttieastcHy direction down the center line of said river, to the place he A picture tained the names of the majors, cap- tains and team Workers, has been taken to be filed in the Chamber of Commerce } of deginning.,-..., records, | Te is the opinion of the attorney —————— Fy generakeghat ait iy unlawful to capture + ibid pihin the Splitrock special game REAL THEATER FOR imatzpreserve, his opinion being ob: ed From ssfetion 30, chapter 55 s of 1919 which res the session : }: as folldws: ° 7 aM be unlawful for any person jor persons at any time, to hunt, trap, Hkif, ‘capture oF Chase any bfrds-or-ani mals of pny kind. or. description. what lever within the boundaries of of of ARBUCKLE COME A'perféct litle hick town theatre was astructed for Patty Arbuckle's. latest “Back tthe Iris with the walls — as “Ten any |the provisions of this section |apply to killing, expture or 4 |of auy mountain tion, wolf, fo: hlynx, wild cat, mink, marten, wolvering hestra. everything that is ap-|F any bird not protected outside of the propriate to a vaudeville house on the | B4Me preserves of this state; and pro- kerosene circuit, so-called, add to the;¥Med that it shall he unlawful for any amusing qualities “of the burlesque | Person to hunt, trap, kill, capture or Sone » |e any of the above excepted ani- dating back ghts in «a Barroom''-—the balcony, the ore ats, Ther u strain of love running thru | Mls’ or birds without a permit from ‘i ; Fen septa iaretiante tlie state game warden. this trave of theatrical life in. the Wait: JUDKIN tank towns. Mollie, the dainty actress, “State Game Warden defended by Fatty, the stage carpen-| ee ee 5 ter, against Al St. John, the Trough! - et partner in her act, become enamore@ | s Lem 2. : of each other, ahd the result is—wed-| Oday s Anniversaries bells ‘9 Today’s Events f —_—_—_—_—_——_— Rirthday greetings to Henry W: son, 80 years old today. Game commissioners of the United States are to mbet in ¢onterence at ult Lake City today. The annual convertion and Behibition | ""i9as— Neniclpal woman suffrage wen: of the Mr : oclation and! into effect in Kansis. .: St dng affiluted bodies begin taday at Win- | 1895 —French chamber of deputies. re- niper. patton | jected a: snotion for the separation of ‘Touny will witness’ the opening of the | shurch and state, annual Mardi ¢ ras festivities at-Pen- |” 1999—Severe fighting. at: Paardeberg, sacola and Mobile. ‘The ninétieth anniver: 'y of the open- ing of Upper Canada; College is to be celebrated today with alummi dinners | q in many~ cities -of ~Canada~ and “thé United States and in Enghind, Bermuda and Mexico. | es Br ry rs ae stockholders of the Crucible Stee}! Miss. Rernice Pitker,’ whb «has “heen Company will hold a special meeting | visiting with her father, Mr. Pitker of York today to act ona recom: the Barnett store, a hen mendation to increase the coramon , home in Chicago, 10. canital stock of the company from $2 SU es 600,009 to $75,000,000, 1826—The Liberia Herald nppoared at | west coast of Africa, 1871—Termination -of the -Franco- { Prussian: war:: ‘the. ‘Belfort ganrison atter- | marched “out. with mil ¢ -1888+Theodore * Roo: in. the New~York, legislature a bill jpfo- viding.for the whipping of men who nbused their wives and children, it ins by the. British. 1919—Sir Wilfred “Laurier, -former ‘anadiun premier, was: ‘stricken - with | Daralysis at his home in Ottawa, | =e P. H. Pigeon has returne Ohio today will launch a state-wide ver, where he spent seve drive for school teachers. Meetings will tending to busiiess. be held, uddresses will be made, and em telling facts will be shown by \means; © William: McTirath jas returned from of motion pictures, ja trip to. various points of the western The first interdemoninaticnal pastors’ coast. Mrs! MeNrath and their six ehil conference to be heid in the Southwest jdren will remain in Seattle for another large scale will be opened simultdn-| month or. six. weeks: y at-Kansas City and Wich- The salary question of the under- minister will be one of the chief | ——$ <> ii. Ts. Durham, former cit will return to Casper tomorr rip to Deny : " 1% Me Mea M% Mo Poste ste Co tecte Mo aM Soegergeegersocteete-ate she ote aSookerteate-ctenteatertorteatesteotee’ tho sho sSe-sSo-sSe-sSe sho shoske ste ste eheete wloate whoate ed de Bs % re BLAKEY « C0. Henning Annex 130 North Center Street NR Sento os io ¢ te atocte tes’ 0, .%, 2%, Sac aaa aS + SpringDresses $3 7.50 — For one week only we will place on sale 100 new spring dresses—all beautiful new styles. These dresses. cost more today than we are offer- ing them for. Priced $37.50 -. MATERIALS Mo ot Sa o¢, , 2, Sea? e 2%, o% Sac o¢, K? oo 4, K? ¢ 0. oe Me ta te sh PUP UU O UHH ©, R? oO, 2 ° Oo aM aaa? + ee? RK? +, kK? e 2 aXe +, io ? ks Georgette Foulard Taffeta. | ae Crepe de Chine Tireolette | | BOCd eoee 5% > Sele dedieetodeeteete .> UNLAWFUL, SAYE STATE “WTA. CITY T of Riverton where the center line of the Popo Agie right of way to the} ary line} ets the center line of the North! of said river to} Attorney Alfred Lowe is Monrovia, the/first paper printed’ on tte | where Gen-.Cronje-was being hemmed _ Cac Es ea ae SS ee ee :ateeeenietnnmeant CHECK FORGERS LYING TRAD | Delay in Discovery of Fraud by. Merchants Leaves Authori- ties with Cold Trail of Operations Apne: | cheeks in ce of 2 large number of bad | er, has caused County ; to issue a warn. | ing to the puplie regarding the accept-} ance of checks careless) yfrom strang: | jers. . Four to. six checks, which were | | forged, have been reported to the office | [of the county attorney within tne last | few days. Th checks range in amount from $4 to $50. The usual stunt of buying some} goods, writing out 2 check and then taking the change has been worked in several stores. Retnuse the check and the forgery is not discovered until two hdays atterwnrd, in mdst 8, the per. petrator is hard to catch, “Re sure of the person from whom | | you ke m check and st of these } forgeries will stop,” 1 Attorney | Lowe) The cretion ¢ tence rs: ail sentence is left to the dlfs- the court, the maximum sep: | being not more than fourtéen ee J. 1. Biederman, who is in Cheyenne, | has purchased a new ear which he will! ative ‘home. =r \, For \ Cigars, Tobaccos CYOCOGLS4 Smokers::Supplies Chocolates Ye Johnson’s Chocolates { | Stationery, Books f | e Little Store with the | Big Business. 1M eee, iM re eheete ete ateas * 0, Oo sh : 2 Lane da cdadede dade de daca de tade date datacteste Ce a ee a a en a SC a CY 2 og re To. HUDSON SAYS HIS eee ees RS 2. George Nelson returned to Casper 88 MATINEE @ THE HOUSE x this morning from Denver, e-he| 2:30 and 4 P.M OF QUALITY b3 ier fosition at. the Webel Comme ae NIGHT BEST VENTILAT. + company uyler? being . absént. - seve " r ED THEATRE IN tings because of an a pei $ 7:00, 8:15, 9:30 THE STATE $ T ihe - = rived to ° s te ora TODAY é yearns ning fipt % A terrible tale of a (stage) carpenter who saw so much that he sawed but little. " ‘ > 1: FE att VY Arbuckle $ ; $ ; a in: : <7 C. WEST Ss a a ae a pn UU AT the same general line of sr his individual name st All bills and accounts eivable by sald part nership shall be paid to said C. West} at id addre: ‘All liabilities and ob said partnership have been said C. West and will be conduet business wk the same addr payable to and r In Aleova by and in Sak Cr OCCUPATIONAL TM an NES PROUEEED TIEO ALL IN KNOTS GHEYEN by the MUSCLES FELT. AS IE { ligations of i assumed by paid by him at said address. Dated February 16th, 1 ARTHUR A | 920. | SCHULTE, | “If anybody haa told me that Tanine| CHI ‘ch. 16.—Chey-| 4 (N. & BD feould do for me What it has done 1;°"e's city © aiqn 19 terapplinig (Publish Fe | would not have believed thei. |with the problem of an occupatio " |€. R. Mudson, of Knoxville. til. 'h ordinance designed to fp NOTICE FOR PURLICATION.. |freed me from rheumatism after twelve | ™ municipal NOTICE BY GIVEN ‘that jXears.of awful suffering,” he continued, | hithe Heensi the deferrea V stockholders’ meet | “and my stomach trouble is also gone, | £l00n: meets intented 71 Aig sof) Lae bane Tee “y In such had shape that 1) Place business institu ment Company, a Wyoming corpor: Jcould scarcely digest and any|ton and professional man in the city.| tion, will he held in room 311, Oil solids would give me such eramps in| The business ttions and profes-| change Building, Casper, Wyoming, | B mach that T contd hardly stand{ sonal men: if heard from the! xfarch 8th, 1920, 10 o'clock a, m,, f¢ lkenr ee t my|Commissioners are far | from bappy.| the purpose of electing heart so bad 1 would pe na| They are determined, however, and t SETREOE) alia» enail orate have to lie down, The rhenmatism |OFdinance will be passed, probably tockholders of such made omy | RWell all ont ot} Monday. The taxes pi i uly order said cor Were tied in knots. 1 couldn't steaight nal draft of the ordinance x sated UE eet en my right at all and it pained me from $10 to $100, dener the) said compan: fter liquidn: | so T could find no rest. At night it) Character of the business taxed. Thea-| Vil Comm ng given that was especially had and [ simply rolled itis provi : sie said meet dee) from one side of the bed to the other Of their receipts; Tt of § nd liquidation, unable to get any sleep. Not beir there will be . Vice President, able to work any more 1 rented my Of the tax sehedul 16th and 28rd, 1920 farm and moved to town. T tried about %4 perhaps twos | & 8) every sort of medicine 1 ever heard of Professional overlooked y | Hitveot woEke allithe: tine al draft was being drawn will be 1 “One day I rd some people talk.) eluded. ' Burnett Ing about how much pood T: had) RETR ET TI ; done them and I de to try it, and), Tike Cascarets, they work while Optical Co. ay it took hold was simply won| 900 Sleep—that’s Tribune Wantads. Uae derful. T can now eat anything Q z illed my rheumatism ull gone NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION, Sonenes like a night. JOTIOK is hereby given that the co T ever aid ¢ partnership heretofore existing between Arthur A, Schulte and C. West, under the firm name of Schulte Brothers, do: ing business at 126 Sonth Center Street, Wyoming, has this date been | Caeper, Wyo, mutual con: te Ground Floor Henning Hotel. back to th rkas I a nis to know If anyone nlac send them by per Mo shostotoo << CBACK STAGE” ‘< © And? 'duting’ those’ rest periods—Ooh-la-la! ‘Then one dark ni kicting Worse than usual, there was a quarrel over a girl. Also He * MARGUERITE CLARK ‘in “WIDOW BY PROXY” : 2,» ¢ ADMISSION10 and 30c CHARLES RAY in The ‘Egg Crate Wallop’ He didn't know the power that lay in that mighty arm of steely bands until, driven by a love'and'& necessity that woul } brook no opposition, he used it with terrific effect,in the squared arena Where'he and another ‘hz d come to grips in the conflict of virile, vital men. 2 ,* ADMISSION—10 and 30c ; KRRARRAR EKER OTe en mm mn NOTICE! Custothers} ‘please ask for your duplicate sales slips. = * credit én returned goods without the duplicate slip. ght, when the: villian was (Se es A I % ogee th We will give tio — MEN’S SHOES of Quality and Style IA Men insist upon getting Quality as well as Style when they buy Step on’er BANG! THERE OFF! LYRIC Continuous 1 Pe M. to tr, M. TODAY. See the Big Spectacular Feattires— - : famons racing story,» : Leave your ta absorb- ers:at/ home EXCITEMENT! THRILLS! Next—Added : Attraction: Again — Another Added Attraction: : and MABEL NO! Then PATHE NEV COME EARLY! Its Sure Worth It 10c and 25c TOMORROW Shoes. The standard of quality, which we have alw h J ‘ays set for our footwear, will be found to measure up to the requirements of he most particular. The best of material and the highest class of workmanship only are employed in the shoes that we buy. You can be cert your shoes are purchased here. Priced at $5.00 and up ain of full value when WEBEL COMMERCIAL CO. The Big Busy Store _ Phones 13 and 1 Watch Our Windows AAAS 4 NAZIMOVA In her Latest and Greatest Masterpiece—.. ~ “STRONGER THAN rn) ui CL AM DEA’ 99 |