Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 2

have possibilities. The mummies have arrested OTICE TO ALL PERSONS LIABLE) ing. | Fourteen Spaniards were Che Casper Dailp Cribune been denied the privilege ofgoing back | to dust, tho it is accorded.to the poor Issued ¢ve' Casper, Na tation ‘offices: BUSINESS TELEPHONE. . Entered at Caspes (Wyoming) Postof- ice as spcond-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916) MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRBSS| ago, and it is well preserved at the end REPORTS FROM THE UNITED PRESS of 36 centuries and journey of 7,000 J, BE. HANWAY, President and Bditor|- BARL EB. HANWAY, Business Manager; miles. Egypt has been slightly repre THOS. DAILY....Aavertising Manager R BVANS -Cit ~ J. B. GRIFFIT -for evening bea 4: Sunday at rona_ county, Yo, Publi- Ou Exchange Building crooked scythe and spade. Presented to it by the Khedive. 39 years j8ented in modern fashions. As a feh- jociate ~ linine sensation Cleopatra holds *a con- Advertising: er-amenratives lo : a Avenue through blocks seven, eight and fon 4 ynship 33. 79 abovi Li H - : spicuous’ but unenviable place of her| 4 i $ seven, cig! d section 4, township 93, range 79 above 8 4 22 MALY CBSE) EER : nine, and the alley running cast and{described, to a point being the south-|| Was Harvey Wallace, a convict, who |) own. It must be remembered that she had no Christian training, having been born 69 B. C. and dying at the age of 39. She was a crown princess, and in | her period it was not considered irregu- ty. Pei.suen, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Stegen Bidg., Chicago, 11. Copies of the Daily Tribune are on file In the New York and Chicago of- fices and visitors are welcome. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier G One Year Six Months {tar for a woman of royal blood to marry h | Be it Resolved by the City Council. ginning. ee M he . . 5 ” > =) rs One Month two of her brothers in succession. Cleo-'o¢ the City of Casper, State of Wyom-| Section’ 3: “The Ud and place and|f eluded the dvisilanee | oth derosuend Per Copy patra lives, after a fashion, in history, Ing, that the City Council of the City where the said City Council will meet |] Sot away. He was at the time wear. Gne Year Six Months Three Month: No subscription by mi less period than three months, All subscriptions must be paid in ad- vance and The Dally Tribune will not insure delivery after subscription be- comes one month tn arrears. £ Circulations She is almost the onijy survival among Egyptian belles. Modern dandies take no interest in his coat of many colors. 09| Poetry and drama. Joseph and If they wanted to be gay in raiment Member of Audit Bure: they would choose something like the A. Member of the Associatea Prees The Associated Press is exclusively entitied to the use for republication of all news credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. NOTICE dress of a courtier in the time of Charles il, create now! The men will not go to Egypt for fashions. What a stir such a figure would Their sedate bus- New York| oe ST ba | The City Council of the City of Cas fas among its monuments an obelisk} TO ASSESSMENT FOR IMPROVE- MENT OF SANITARY SEWER DIS- TRICT NUMBER FOUR. per, on the 16th day of February, 1920, |passed the following resolution of in: tention to improve the alley running east and west between College Avenue and Hagens Avenue through blocks one, two and three, the alley running east and west between Hagens Avenue and Scott Avenue through blocks four, five and six; the alley running east and west between Dunn Avenue and Lam- bert Avenue through blocks ten, eleven and twelve, all in the North Burlington Addition, Resolation of intention to improy by constructing sanitary sewers in the following streets, alleys and portions of streets and alleys: of Casper hereby declares its intention ,to make an improvement by construct- jing sanitary sewers through certain streets and alleys and portions of , Streets and alleys in the City of Casper ;as follows, to-wit: Section 1. That the certain ‘streets and alleys or portions of streets and alleys so proposed to be improved are {the following: SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT No FOUR | The alley running east and west be tween College Avenue and Hagens Ave nue through block one, two and three; | |Thence northerly 1a a straight line jand along the west line of Wheeler |Street a distance of 1300 feet: to @ point |being, the northeast corner of block ‘three, North Burlington Addition above described. | Thence westerly in. a straight line ‘amd along the south line of College Avenue a distance of 1395 feet to a point being the northwest corner of jblock one, North Burlington Addition ‘above described. | Thence southerly in a straight line ‘and along the west line of the south- west between Scott Avenue and Dunn|west quarter of the northeast corner} | West corner of block 12 of the North Burlington Addition above described. Thence easterly Ip a straight line jand along the south line of the south- west quarter of the northeast quarter lof wection 4, further described as the north line of Lambert Avenue, a dis- tance of 1395 feet to a point of be- and consider 4ll remonstrances and ob- jections to said proposed improvements is hereby fixed on the 15th day of March A. D. 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m. at the City Council Chamber of said City Council at the City Hall, South Center Street in the City of Casper. The time within said remonstrances and objections must be filed in writing with the City Clerk of the City of Cas per is hereby fixed as any time on or {before the said 8 o'clock p. m. of the 15th day of March, A. D. 1920. Section 4. That the City Recorder, being the Said City Clerk, be and here- RECAPTURED | CONVICT IS FREE AGAIN CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb, 23.—Ru- mors that a Wyoming had escaped at North Platte, Nebraska, while enroute to this state in the custody of a Wyoming officer, were confirmed yesterday when announce- ment was made that the prisoner escaped from the state penitentiary at Rawlins in December by scaling the prison wall from the top of an Immense snowédrift. Wallacé, who for a time was believed to have per- ished in the Red Desert, was cap- tnred in Towa and was brought back to Wyoming by Ike Lewis, a vet- eran penitentiary guard, when he ing an “Oregon boot,” weighing 70 pounds, If One Year Ago Today | in the War | fearing revolu- j | Queen of Roumania, tion, fled to England. New York on suspicion jof plotting to | kill President Wilson. * — A single pound of the finest aplde* Just} 4 & £ory | Competent Te espa teital Ca,,/ 71 RGM Ainbt First; «Pha : op lt | | webs would; reach @round the world. ' Don’t Pass This One ODD PANTS FOR MEN CHEAPER THAN OVER- ALLS ON SALE AT $3.79 f : ; ; £ the alley running cast and west be- py is directed to give not less than ten RD. The Casper Deity Tab eee ee ption for iness suits are more in keeping with «yeon Hagens Avenue and ‘Scott Ave-|daya notice to all persons liable for WHEN HA BOILED ey, 29, any sollcitor who Promises to|What they have in hand. Many Egyp-|nue through Mocks four, five and six:! said assessment for said proposed im Casper . earner give you a premium or a chance In any : Be the alley running east and west betweon | provement of the foregoing intention strangers: unicos they carr Thee seks | en Mummies have been ground UP/scott “Avenue and Dunn Avenuclor the said Counell by publishing In | Buys e le ter from’ The Casper Daily Tribune, | for fertilizers. Fashion is less prosaic.| through blocks seven, eight and nine,|one issue of the Casper Daily Tribune $136,500.00 signed | by ae Sires ation Manager, au- and the alley running east and west lon the 28rd day of February A. D. 1920, ‘4 P and collect money for samen Prone sae |tween Dunn Avenue and Lambert Ave’ the same being a newspaper of general | Worth of 164 South Center Street In the Lansing case Mr. Wilson makes; nue through blocks ten, eleven and) (irculation published in the City of b] a ‘ + always |{Welve, all in'the Noren Burlington Ad: Casper once each week or oftener, oC it clear that it fs not necessarily always | Sih" eeegsd tend "anptovad this 16th day et NEW YORK LIFE Casper Wyo. ee __ | the quitter who is contemptible. Section 2. That for the purpose of jrebruary, 1920. ; i bd ~ , paying the cost of suld ‘improvéments BEN F. PELTON. Jr. | Insurance A SAFE DISCOURSE The operation of making the world In his speech to his fellow engineers] safe for democracy may be very bene- Mr. Hoover indicates that he is a candi-| ficial for democracy, but it is too much date for the Presidency (party not yet! like the celebrated case where the man stated(, and sketches in a vague way] recovered from the bite, the dog it was does not say He would return the! railroads and establish private ship-| 1% some community welfare society is; he would “take| 2Usht to point out to. Mr. Wilson the ping on a “firm” ba steps to reduce the cost of living” and, Telative advantages of molasses and. ‘improve transportation facilitie laigrt | be solid silver without “eliminate waste" and so on. All of th ane Sane Ewe | Tre Cet) tal 6 Gvicarnen hencuen _ oh arate: | Mr. Hoover still insists he is not in| | the sterling’ stamp, the accepted Hall politics, but he can’t hide it from the i ing or disputatious. Not yntil he urges | turning all preacters of unlawful radi-) CUntry that he Is getting a lot of queer calism ov to the police does Mr. Hoo-| bedfellows. ver speak with emphasis. | paiva as Mr. Hoover ix one of the most attrac: | tive of Americans. He has solid achieve-| {€ they behave, but before behaving ments behind him. But, like other can Turks quite didates, he suffers from diffidence when, Know whether Mr, Wilson satd so. <0: The Turks are to keep Constantinople the reasonably want to it comes to sounding a keynote. Wor his indefinitenees he is, of course, not | OW Se to be specially reproached. othersaiso, | Today’s Anniversanes | tongue-tied under similar circum [EE | A man, are stan howev much he 1809—Martinique was captured for the third time by the British: 1820—Arrest of the Cato Strect Con- when he spirators in London. Judiciousness lays | 1870—Mississippi was again admitted to representation in congress. 18965—Senator Natt W. Ransom of North Carolina was confirmed as mayyroar when safely in private ranks, falls a prey to inhibitions mounts a platform its restraints on him and he retreats | No! to mild andy qualified discourse. Us 8; MTGEE ae Steen, é oi ee 9 | ees much wants ke oN but 191--—-Perttugdove abgvornment: pelted | A publication may have the circulation it claims with rare exceptions, they all do it. Ghent ike : eno fs fra al tig eer Se aaa without verification by the Audit Bureau of | $2.20 per bu sl for the coming ||) FASHIONS FROM EGYPT season's wheat. —— ; es is found |, NeW, Zealand was the first count: egyptian note ts found to perfect the government tourist be. A pronounce in the latest fashions for women in raau. Paris and New York, an illustration of m . the fact Ubat some things ure so old ~ eerneremeeMm | < SEALS-RUBBER STAMPS BETTER BE SURE. mummies have been obtained countless |#* PETA NS~ DIE MAKERS ° ° < < ° || coun coeuatie etiktte al coed man THE The circulation of The Casper Daily Tribune is | Gaal te naeouse esate oe CHSTAWIOR(( verified by the A: B,C. | who see little that they can utilize in : , headdresse { arel, the th Now that the fly season is approach-} it is proposed to create an assessment district which will include all the prop- |erty between the termini of said im provement! abutting or adjacent to said streets and alleys which said properiy consists of certain dots or parcojs of land, all of which will be specifically | benefited by said improvement, an] the boundary of said district is to be as A PIECE OF | Mark” of quality: | But you don’t know. But you:don’t know. But you don’t know. Circulations. But you ‘don’t know. G. 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A member is unable to resign unless his applica- tion is agreed to by a majority of the of the British parliament TABLEWARE May Bs We 4 In 42 Working Days There’s the logical conclusion ” IT’S GOOD LIFE INSURANCE PARED Copy. / Lae {IPI IOVELIGOIOLIVIIR ISOS OMI LIOMILOD IE IIA ELIODIIOL ODDIE aS: CATES CATR) PHONE FOR A DE WIOOnNr what is apparently to be regarded as/|that died. follows, to-wit: members. | his platform. Sores Beginning at a point being the inter-| t * Thee ? Not much is discernilile which the} MF MeAdoo's determination not to/ section of. ia preabjiaeier Jihecler _, NOTICE! HAVE YOU GOT YOURS? Nearly New 5-Passenger Moon Automobile—At Great ‘ most rampant partisan on either side| ¢nter the primaries ts thot to have! avenue, further déscribed/as the sgutn-| |, BS goon at poe ee ne Sacrifice. You Must See It to Appreciate It. Phone 908 N 1 “ hee |something to do with chivalrous ©@st corner of block ‘ten, North Burling- might a p. m. for. benefit o | will quarrel with. 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