Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1920, Page 5

— TMLEAE. Sticks to Kervaras was-one of can forces overseas. He w: While he was over there figh also was wrestling. Of the A, E. F. Big Gteek Ohne of Fir RERVARAS CLAMS HEAMWEIBRT F., WOW 40 MATCHES st to Enlist for Overseas Sétvite| Team Gaes Down to First Deft and Followed Mat Work as Sideline; Taylor . Hard Training Here ; j Gus Kervaras, son of the Strongest man and champion w: ed to'meet Jack Taylor here in the rive in Casper Sunday or Mon Jack Taylor -is not letting any time orig’ day from Omaha, the first wrestlers fo enlist in the Ameri- as in the service in France for ting, he Kervaras claims | he was in 40 matches and when the war Was, finished he had finished enough! ™en to be termed champion wrestler | Slip by before the match but is rapid: | ly getting into trim. He is taking long! trots over the road ey day while at} night he works out with a variety of! wrestlers at the Casper Athletic club. ! When he meets Kervaras he will be! Handicapped some 30 pounds in weight, but has the advantage of experience. | Tickets for the wrestling match next| Friday have been delayed but will be! on sale Saturday at the Smokehouse, | the Little Brick, C. West's confection-| ery store, and Gunnison’s News depot. | Every ticket will be numbered so that the person buying in advance will have advantage of the best reserved and ring-| side seats. MANY CAPTAINS BENCHED OURING. PAST SEASON It’s been a rough year on collegiate athletic captains. Bench managers have’ become _ the custom in baseball, but it's a novelty to have the field general of a college! * team on the sidelines, George, captain of the Army eleven last fall, ,wasbeaten out for the team | and sat on the.bench during the whole * season. In the Middle West, <ulinon: has gone West Point one better by developing two bench captains in consecutive sea- sons. Capt. William K. Kopp, Chicago, played fullback on the Illini eleven un- | til he met with a minor mishap, Jack} Crahgle,; a sophomore, went in and put up such a game that he landed the} regular berth, Tug: Wilson, captain of the varsity |: Dbasketball team, has been sitting on the sidelines while Larry Walquist of } * football. fame, is running around the | “floor, garnering famo in the position | that Tug should have. | | MEXICAN DEBT AMOUNTS ~— TOILE BILLION PESOS MEXICO CITY. 1.)}-—-The na-| * tional debt of Mexico is 425,739,801 pesos | aecording to « recent statement of Luis Cabrera, secretary of the treasury, who, added that the interest unpaid amounts ~ to 113,170,975 pesos. Napoleon's handwriting v ibl © that his letters from Josephine were at first tak: i many to} maps of the seat of w: 1 for rough to be held at the Caspe *day afternoon beginning at AERP EOE j In some of the cities of Hurope a dog} ix taxed accordir aw Tittle | tax for a little dog, and a bix tax for a big dog. a SE ie ROAR na NOTI Notice is hereby given that the de- ferred annual meeting “of the. stock holders of the Corona Development ! deceased are notified to exhibit such inal Greek George; former world’s restler of Europe, who has been match- Iris theater, February 27, will ar- Nebr. 14 months. TOMMY COMISKEY WINS DECISION OVER (OWAN (By Associated Prens.) ROCK ISLAND, IIL, Feb., 20.—Tom- my Comisky, St. Paul welterweight, de- feated “Bum” Stuehmer of. Davenport, Towa, in ten rounds here la&t night. ERT DAR OF SPORTS | > e Wrestling—Canadian ¥. M. GC. AL championships, at Toronto, Joé Stech- er vs. Londos, the Greek, ut New York, Boxing—George- Chip vs, K. 0. Brown, fifteen rounds, at New Orleans. Joe Benjamin vs, Freddie Anderson, ten rounds, at Portland, Ore, —_- NOTICE OF SALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT: The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. In the Matter of the Guard of the Estate of onson, an Insane n. ‘ Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance of an order of the District Court of, Natrona County, State of Wyoming, made on the 1ith day of February, A. D.'1920, in the matter of the guardian- ship of Helmer I, Simonson) an insane person. the “undersigned guardidn will sell at public auction to the highest bid- der for cash, lawful money of United States, subject to confirmation by said District Court on Saturday, February 28th, 1920 at ten o'clock im the fore- noon at the front door of the Court House in Casper, Natrona County, Wy- oming, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Helmer I. Simonson in and to all that certain lot, piece, or parvel of land situaté, lying and being in said City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming described as follows, to-wit: Lot Twelve (12) )in_ Block Sixty-nine (69) Town (now City) of Casper, Natroria County, Wyoming, according to the plat) thereof of record in. the: office of the County Cletk and Ex-Officio Register ot Deeds .of Natrona County, Wyoming; and the improvements thereon. “Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, per cent of the purchase money to.be paid to the undersigned at the time of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said District Court. wl this 13th day of February, A. 0. W. W. HOWLAND, Guardmn. 27, 1920. Pub, Feb. 15, 20, NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of Wyoming, County of .» Natrona, ss. IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of the Estate of ‘Thomas W. Wroot. Notice is hereby given that by order of the Court, the undersigned, was on the 2nd day of February, 1920 issued s of Administration in the mat- of the estate of Thomas W. Wroot, . All creditors and all per- having claims against the said ons claims with the necessary vouchers, Company will be held at the office of William 0. Wilson, Townsend Build Casper, Wyoming, on March 3, 1920, a 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of elect ing a Board of Directors to serve for the balance of the present year and for the “transaction ef such other busin as | may properly come before the meeting Dated this 20th day of Februa ¢ THOS, C. SPEARS | Seeve Pub. Feb. 20, 27, 1920. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT State of “Wyoming, Courlty of Na- trona, ss. t Sylvia Barron, Plaintit. { vs. William J. Barron, Defendant. 'To William J. Barron, @ non-resident of the State of Wyoning, and whose place ‘of residence and postoffice ad-| is unknown: ope hereby notified that on the. 43th day of February, A. D. 1920, the above named Sylvia Barron began au action“against you by filing her petition in the District Court of the Sixth Ju-} * dicial District, in and for Natrona Coun: | ty, State of Wyoming, where sald sult) and action is now pending, being action | 2190. i irhet the object and prayer of The pe: {ition in said cause is Lo obtain a decree and judgment of absolute divorce from you, alleging as grounds therefor, fait} ure, to provide the common necessaries | “ef life for a term of more than one year Yast past and immediately prior to the ‘date of filing said petition, and tho per: manent custody of her child, Loulwe Barron. . { Pub. Feb. " demurrer thereto, ‘ day, the 3rd day of April, will be taken, ua true and mee accordiig to ment rendered thereon the prayer thereof. i This 13th day of February. ) Pub. Feb. 13, 20, 27, March 5, You aré further notified that if you! 4? fall to answer said, petition, plead or lore Satur- : on pelt i920, said pe |tiva’ preparation. Because: hegt » eases +1920. ¢ | HAZEL, CONWBLL, | Clerk of the District Court. / Deputy. aa | By:GLADYS FORD, pI 3 Jude! A. D. within six (6) months from and after the 2nd day of February, 1920, to the’ said Administrator, at the office of the Assessor in the County Court’ House, which office the undersigned selects as| th Jhis place of business in all matters cons nected with said estate of Thomas W. sWroot, deceased; that if such claims be not exhibited within one year from date of issue of said Lettets of Admin- istration, they shall be forever barred. BE. L. McGRAUGH, Administrator of the Estate of Thomas W. Wroot. DURHAM & LOWEY, 4 Attorneys for said Administrator, 27, March 6, 1920, Yellow Mustard for Sore Throat, Tonsilitis Old fashion remedies are often tvs best. Yellow Mustard, in the form ‘of plaster or poultice, has been used for generations. for) soreness, intlam- mations, conges- | tions “anid - swell- lawful money of the United States, ten! ings with most excellent results but—it blistered, ruin relieving mgredients is just.as hot, but quicker, cleaner, and more effective and. cannot blisters OWhen* your: throat is sore, when you have. pleurisy, bronchitis or @ pain- and lasting relief with this most ¢ffec- patoi—30. and, 60 cents at druggists: or by niuil. 8. C. Wells & Co., Leroy, N. ¥. ce Ss nrOY 2S hooting chest. cold you can -get speedy |} of DENVER, Feb: 20.—The University of Wyoming basketball team suffered its first defeat.of the season when they went down before the School of Mines in Golden by a score of 28 to 19, ‘Wnusual accuracy in shooting bas- kets was the trick that, turned the tables on thé Wyoming quintet, while in ‘all other departments they fairly bristled with cleverness. While the Miners were slow in footwork and at times dt seemed that the Cowboys had more’ than their allotted number of men on. the, floor, the Golden men bided their time, and with each oppor- tunity lifted the ball through the hoop for a ringer. : ; Despite the clever passing and head- work displayed by the, Cowboys the half ended with. the score 17 to 4 in favor of the Miners. Wyoming was never able to overcome the lead, the score in ‘the second half being 15 to 11 in the Miners’ favor. Starring for the Cowboys were Neff, Simson and Burns, while the Miners’ star score makers’ were Davis and Dunn, the latter chalking up five fielt goals in the first half. Four fresh men were put into the game by Wyoming in the last two minutes of play in an effer’. to make up their losses, but one fleld*yoal was all they could make. SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Notice is hereby given that a spe- celal meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens State Bank of Casper, a cor- poration created-and existing under the laws of the State of. Wyoming, has been called by the President and its Bdéard of Directors, and which will be held at its banking rooms Oi! Exchange Build- ‘ng, Casper, Natrona County, Wyom- éng,-on, the third day of March, A. D, 1920, at the hour of three o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of con- sidering: and deciding whether - the stockholders will authorize the diver- sion of the Citizens’ State Bank of Cas- per, into a National Banking Associa- tion, also to consider the increase of its. Capital Stock from $50,000 to $100,- 000 and to transact any and all other business which may legally come be- fore such meeting. 4 Dated Casper Wyoming, this 18th day of February, 1920. 1 > Cc. H. HORSTMAN, Secretary. ° W. J. BAILEY, » Cashier. Pub. Feb, 20, 27, 1920, ORDINANCE NO. 134-A. oi ee ITs ANORDINANCD “ConNcERNING A BOARD: OF “HRALTH AND Ts POWERS ror THE: PREVENTION AND SPREAD OF: CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Casper:" Section 1. There is hero»; created by. the City of Casper a Board of Health, Which shall, cotisist of the Mayor and the three members of the Public Hea’th Committee along with some regular si- censed and practicing physician resid- ing within the City of Casper, who chal be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Counci), and who shall be Health Officer and shall be Secre- tary,of the Board. Section Z. Said Board of Hedlth shajl have control of all matters appe:tain- ing, to the conditions of) heaitn and sanitation in said city; shall have pow. pr to regulate the-sale and us of all foods; shall have power to make quuar- antine Jaws arid regulations to yre- Yent “the introduction and spreading of contagious, infectfous. or, malignant diseases; and for the purposes herein mentioned, shall haye of the. police farce of this city in order to -enforce all regulations and made by said Board, Section 3. The Mayor and Secratary of the Board shall have power for the purpose of enforcing the laws and regu- lations of the said Board ond the pro- visions made in this ordinance to en-| ter any premises, house or building within the limit of this city or within tive miles thereof, and may conumind the -assistance} duties 17 at any to do so. Boafd of tealth i wr necessary and proper ito carry out the provisions of this ordinance, and to that end may em ploy a. physi fig .aboye — provided, | Whose pay shall not exceed the sum o* eighteen litindred per annum, pryable monthly; dnd ‘all other expenses in- ourred by said Board and offica:s nd eee copes under tho direction of said Bor shall be audited and paid by this city as other claims. Section 6. .All the tnhabitants-of this city, whether: temporary or permanent Bhall be required to comply ih the provisions of the laws of the ate of Wrv iK relating to pubiic health and quarantine, and also the or- dinances of this city rélating to the same subject. Section 6.. If any person within said city who shall havo been placed in quarantine by the proper officers of. the Staio of Wyoming, the County of Natrona, or the City of Casper, sha'l) escape from said quarantine or leave the place where he ‘shall have been guarantined, without being lawfuliv dis- charged therefrom, shall be | “lgemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon con: viction shall be fine@ aot to exceed one hundred dollars, and costs of the nac- tion. Section 7... Any person violating any fo the laws or rules made by tho Guard of Health of this city in the due exer- cise of the powers conferred upon said Board, or any persom-violating any of the provisions of this ordinance, where no other penajty is provided, shall upon conviction, be fined in ahy sum not ex- ceeding one hundred dollars and the costs of the action, or Jail imprisonment in the City Jail not exceeding ninety days, or both such fine and imprison- ment: Section 8. ‘This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and néter its adoption, approval and publication. * Passed, adopted ‘and approved this 16th day of February, A. D, 1920. BEN F. PELTON, J: Mayor. (SEAL) Attest: Asa F. SLOAN, City Clerk, Pub. Feb. 20, 1920. , COUNCIL PROCEEDING! Casper, Wyo., Feb. 3, 1920. City Council of the) City of Casper met in regular adjourned session pur- suant to adjournment of February 2, 1920, at the Council chamber at the City Hall with Mayor B. H. Pelton, Jr,, pre- siding. ent: Councilmen W. F. Dunn, C, M. Bryan, Earl C. Boyle. The representatives from the State Board of Equalization met with the City Council at this time and’ the following water rates were decided: Three dollars minimum for the first three thousand gallons and twenty cents per thousand gallons thereafter. All residents from April 1 to October 1, shall be:entitled to a discount of twenty (20) per cent for irrigation purposes. There being no further. business to come before this Council, same was ordered adjourned. B. H. PELTON, JR., Mayor, ATTEST: ASA I. SLOANE, City Clerk. ii ocsentniinemesmaemannd 1 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Casper, Wyo., Feb. 16, 1920. City Council of the City of Casper met in regular session at the Council cham- ber at the City Hall, but there not being a@ quorum of the Council present, same was adjourned until 8 o’clock p. m. B. H. PELTON, JR., Mayor, ! ATTEST: ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk. — COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, Casper, Wyo., Feb. 16, 1920, City Council of the City of Casper met in regular adjourned session pursuant to adjournment of this date, at: tho Council chamber at the City Hall, with Mayor B. H. Pelton, Jr., presiding. On roll call the following were pres- ent: Councilmen W. F. Dunn, M. L. | Bishop, C. M. Bryan, Fred Van Gor- don, Asa FE’, Sloane, City Clerk. Minutes of the last regular and sub- sequent adjourned meeting read and ap-) proved. ‘ W. W, Keefe present at this time. Special Committee on House Numbers reported progress. cial Committee necessury for the. city to purchase rules} a quantity of corrogated Jron culverts. Referred to the City Engineer with in- structions to purchase same. The Building and Light Committee re- ported upon the installation of cluster lights on North Center street to Fourth street, Fourth street from Center street to Wolcott street, Wolcott street from Fourth street to the Burlington depot. Referred back to the committee for aid of the police force to nssist in sty me “1At Bust : ; sar: Coyne-Saller Co. wii 100F Bidg. : le QUALITY Peggy Paige Dresses known to women of ‘We will carry this |} line complete. have first shipment today. }} further information and estimated cost,. This is a line of Dresses that is well lish ideas and wo- nof good taste, — We . received our W\ On roll call the following were pres-|. reported that it} PAGE’ FIVE Earl C, Boyle present at this time, A petition by a majority of the prop- erty owners “of East (Conwell Square asking that East Conwell Square be made a part of the corporate limits of the. City of Casper, presented, | Moved by C, M. Bryan, seconded by | Bred Van Gordon, that the petition be | accepted and that the City Attorney be | instructed to make the proper publica- | tions bringing the lots and blocks as ad: | sevibed In the petition, into the city limits: . AnJaye and nay vote being. taken re- | sulted} W. F. Dunn ayo, W. W. Keefe | aye, M. L, Bishop aye, C. M. Bryan aye, Earl C, Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordon aye, Whereunon the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. A petition by a number of property owners of North Burlington Addition, asking that sewer and water maing be laid through North Burlington “Addition presented. | A resolution presented declaring the intention of the City Council of the City of Casper to create a sanitary sewer dis- trict, for the }jurpose of laying a sani- tary s@w-r-through North Burlington SdAition Moved by C, M. Bryan, seconded by | Fred Van Gordon, that the resolution of intention .to create a sanitary sewer dis- rict be adopted, and the date of hearing of objections and remonstrances thereto being set for the 15th day of March, A. D., 1920. An aye and nay v6te being taken re- sulted: W. F. Dunn aye, W. W. Keefe aye, M. L. Bishop aye, C. M. Bryan aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordon aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly carried, and that the City Council will sit on the, 15th day of March, A. D,, 1920, to hear objections and remonstrances against the creation of said sanitary sewer district. Moved by M. Il. Bishop, seconded by W. F. Dunn, whereas an emergency exists and such is hereby declared to be the case that the rules and statutory provisions providing for the advertising for bids for sums in excess of two hun- dred dollars ($200.00) be suspended, and that the City Engineer be instructed to | purchase a Ford touring car for the use of the City Engineering Department, TOURN EUR easente “The Lite ‘Line* Sar omces tetra Detare AT THE IRIS SUNDAY MAURICE, Charles Purliman left yesterday for his home in Chicago. Sweaters BUY THEM NOW ATA CUT PRICE IN THE BIG F orcing Out Sale J.L. Learner's \ 164 So. Center St. Casper, Wyo. OS. An aye and nay vote being taken, re-; sulted: W. F. Dunn aye, W. W-. Keefe aye, M. L: Bishop aye, C. M, Bryan aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordon aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion carried, Moved by C.’M. Bryan, seconded by Bar! C. Boyle, that each department of the City ef Casper be and is hereby in- structed ‘to have the names of their de- partment painted upom the car belong- ing! to; their department. An aye and nay yote being taken re- sulted; W. F. Dunn aye, W. W. Keefe! aye, M. L. Bishop .aye, ©, .M,, Bryan aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, Fred Van Gor-} don aye. ‘ | Whereupon the Mayor declared said) motion duly carcied, An ordinusce presented entitled, “An Ordinance Toncerning the Board of Health ova Its Powers for the Preven- ties and Spread of Contageous Dis- cases. Bishop, seconded by mt the ordinance be url C, Boyle, passed is read, An aye and nay vote being taken re- sulted *. Dunn nay, W. W. Keefe nay, M. L. Bishop aye, C. M, Bryan aye, Earl C. Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordon aye, | Whereupon the Mayor declared said ordinance duly passed as read and there from this ordinance shall be in full foree and effect from and after ten days Moved by M. L. Bishop, seConded by Earl C. Boyle that R. M. Boeke, City Attorney, and W, F; Dunn be instruct: ed to go to.Cheyenne and meet with the Public Service Commission on the 23rd day of February, 1920, in regard to the eof the electric light rates as foy by the Natrona Power Com- and nay yote being taken re- sulted: W. F. Dunn aye, W..W. Keefe aye, M. L. Bishop uye, C. M. Bryan aye, Earl C, Boyle aye, Fred Van Gordon aye. Whereupon the Mayor declared said motion duly carried. There being no further business to come before this Council same was or- dered adjourned until the 2ist day of February, A. D., 1920. B. H. PELTON, JR., Mayor, «= ATTEST: ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk, Pub. Feb. 20, 1929. ~€. M. HENDERSON Resident Piano Tuner I have not raised prices My ‘references: Anyone in Casper, The Knight-Campbell Music House, Denver Music Co., Denver; Haddorff Piano Factory, Rockford, Il.; Ross P. Curtis Co., Lincoln, Nebr.; Schmoller and Murller, Omaha, I make a specialty of player pianos. Actions regulated and rebuilt. Cases mended and French_ polished. from the date of its passage and it| shall be known as Ordinance No, 134-A ofthe Ordinances of the City of Casper. | Phone 74-J—P. O. Box 908 Casper, Wyo. ~_ 2-19.2t8 Bargain Wednesday la As we.are always desirous of doing what we can tosave our patrons what- \\ - ever we can we have instituted Bar- gain Wednesday, a day each week when we will offer to the buying pub- lic merchandise picked from our dif- ferent departments and priced so temptingly that people cannot resist supplying their needs in these particu- r linés. These offerings will be displayed every rear center window and advertised ahead of time in the newspapers—-Watch for them Tuesday - Elgin’s in our The Only Way ‘ . : To make and keep good customers to sell the most reliable goods at the ‘most reasonable prices. That is just what we are doing. Make us prove it. A trial order is all we ask. FOR SATURDAY Red Cross Milk, 48 large Cans, per case. Per Cans Frank’s Meat Tre. No. 2 cans Empson Milk Hominy, No. 2 cans Sweet June Peas, Per can. No. 2 cans Libby’s Pork and Beans, No. 2 cans Hillsdale Pineapp For Your Lunches No. 3 cans Frank Per Per can. Ibi. 8 Bars White Lau Soap for .. I-lb, Pkg. Stone’s Steel Cut. Coffee, A N N N on agowc vi Q. © © € 6. k | if —) QO p 4 — ey) QO © SIISIISIISIVISLIOVISSILSISISISOSIS SSS SS. WIELD DILL Le IS: Phone 903 Ss QUALITY—COURTESY—SERVICE . . 5 N . . . . ; R ; ; . : . ; ; N , : : \ ; : 43 E. Second St. . seonegs