Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 10

PAGE SWISS NATION 1 ITE OF REFUGE FOR OLO RULERS More Ex-Kings, Ex-Princes and Former Members of Nobility in Switzerland Than Any Country in World NEVA (By Mail).—Switzerland has become since the armistice the refuge of royalty. There are probably more ex-kings, ex-princes and ex-nobility in Switzerland than in any other country in the world. Former Emperor Karl of <Ausfria- Hungary has been residing at the beau- tiful chateau of Prangins near Geneva, since a, few days after the armistice when, accompanied by British officers, he was rushed across the frontier. The lives of the imperial family were be- lieved to be in danger m Vienna at the time. The chateau at Prangins belongs to Mrs. Helen Clarke of New York, and was formerly the property of Prince Jerome Bonaparte. Kavl spends anost of his time shoot- ing, fishing and boating. His wife, the former Empress Zita, has much to do looking after the welfare of her five children, one of the young archdukes being in rather feeble ‘health. The Associated Press carrespondent met the formerly imperial couple a few ys ago, Dressed as ordinary tourists had come here from Prangins on a shopping tour when the correspondent ran across them in the flower market. They were unaccompanied and Karl was loaded with parcels.’ No one took any notice of the couple. Karl greatly embarrassed the Swiss president a few months ago by sending @ message announcing the birth of a son, adding “he was happy and proud to feel that he had a son born in Swit- zerland, the cradle of the house of Hapsburgs.” The ruins of the original chateau of the Hapsburgs built in 1020 still exist in the Canton of Argovie but it is sald that, owing to’ the fact that for more than a century the Austrians have been considered as hereditary enemies of the Swiss, the Swiss presi- dent thot the message from the former emperor was in doubtful taste. The former king of Bayaria, Ludwig ILI, who celebrated his 76th birthday a few days ago with all the members of his family, resides at Lo¢arno. He crossed the Swiss border a few days after the armistice and has not returned to Germany since. He spends most of his time reading books on the late war and motoring ‘around the beautiful lake of Lugano. It has ‘been stated that he has shown signs of insanity, hereditary in his family and he is panied by a Munich mental expert. His nephew, former Crown Prince Rupprecht ef Bavaria, makes frequent visits to Dayos traveling more or legs incognito. His neme was on the list of Germans wanted by the allies for war erimes and he is reported to be prepar- ing his caso in the event of extradition being granted. He is charged with: be- ing the first German general to employ poisonous gas. The grand duke and grand duchess of Hesse came to Switzerland during tne German revolution and have been resid-’ ing here since. The grand duchess of Mecklenburg: Schwerin, who has spent most of her time in Geneva since the beginning of the war, recently told the correspondent founded by John D. Rockefeller to p> | WINDSHIELD PROTECTS PHILA- DELPHIA POLICE FROM sTORM— Philadelphia tried out and found suc- cessful in the blizzard.which swept the east this windshield which is attached ‘to the traffic policeman’s semaphore so that it remains stationary while the top of the semaphore revolves. U9, COLLEGES GIVEN MILLION AND HALE, 1920 Board Founded by Rockefeller to Aid American Education Gives -Harvard Half Million as Biggest Gift NEW YORK (By Mail).—Appropria- téons to colleges and uhiversities total- ling $1,675,000, were announced in the annual report of the gencral education board, issued today. The board was mote education in the United Stat “without distinction of race, sex or creed.”* A half million dollars was appropriat- ed to the Harvard graduate’ school, ORDINANCE NO. 185-4 \an OKOINANCE GRANTING AND! G\VING TO HARRY P. HYNDS,| IGNS AND 43 SUCCESSORS Pek RIGHT, PRIVILEG FR TAIN, OPERATE IN THE PUBLIC STREETS, ALLEYS AND PUBLIC WAYS A PIPE LINE FOR THE CONVEYANCE AND TRANSMIS- SION, SUPPLY AND DISTRIBU- TION OF GAS. Be it by the Mayor and ‘Council of the City of Casper: Section 1. POWER AND PERMIS- SION GRANTED: That permission and authority is hereby granted to Harry P. Hynds, his successors and assigns, to lay, bury, construct and meintain, re- pair, remove and operate in the public streets and alleys and other public ways of the City of Casper a pipe line or pipe lines for the conveyance and trans- mission, supply and distribution of gas. Section 2. ALL LINES TO BE BURIED: All such lines as the said Harry P. Hynds, his successors and |assigns, may now or hereafter con- struct, shall be a proper, safe and good (quality of material for the purpose for which the same are to be used, and |shall be buried, ‘placed and let into: the earth to a sufficient depth in a good and workmanlike manner, and all pri- vate lines must be constructed to the Property lines by the said Harry P. Hynds, ‘his successors and assigns, at the time of construction, provided that wherever pogsible and practicable said line or lines shall be laid and con- structed in, along and through the al- “ys and lanes of said City of Casper. Section 3. LAYING PIPES Near or mains shall be laid nearer than four (4) feet from any water main, except where such pipe or mains cross ¢ach other, nor shall any pipe or main inter- fere with any present or future sewer- age or other public improvement in said streets, lanes or alleys; but said Harry P. Hynds, his successors or as- signs, shall have the right to extend| said pipes across any and all sewers, {and to box same whenever in the judg- ment or opinion of the City Council the] same is necessary and practicable. Section 4. SHAIA, RILE MAPS: Said Harry P. Hynds, his successors or as: signs shall, at least ten days before work shall be started, under this ordi: nance place, and at all times keep o: file, with the Gity Hngineer, plans showing the location of each of said pipe line or pipe linew and the size. Section 5. BUILDING SUBJECT TO APPROVAL: OF COUNCIL: Any build- ing which may be erected by said gran- tee for the purposes specified herein shall ‘be located in such places as shall be approved by the City of Casper under the ordinances of said City: % Section 6, WITHIN PARKS PRO- HIBITED: No mains or p shall, be laid within the limits of any public! park belonging to the City of Casper) ‘without spec for from the City Counci Section 7. GRADE LIN No man holes or other fixtures of appliances! shall extend above the grade line of the streets or lane or alley or public graund| where the saine may be situated. | Section 8. RESTORING STREETS} lirury College of Springfield, Mo., and Tulane University, New Orleans, re- ceived $200,000 eack Others included were Agnes Scott-College, Decatur, Ga., $175,000; West Virginia Wesleyan Col- lege, Buckhannon, W. Va., . $125,000; College of St. ‘Catherine, St. . Paul, Minn,, $100,000; Emory and Henry Col- lege, Emory, Va., $75,000; Salem Col- lege, Winston-Salem, N. C., $75,000 Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. 000; Cornell College, Mount Vernon, ‘a, that, in the past five years, she had re- ceived very few letters from her daugh- ter, the former. Crown Princess Cecilie of Germany, and attributed the fact to the influence of the former German em- peror, with whom the grand duchess smilingly acknowledged she was *por- sonu non grata She denied, however, the report that her daughter intended to seck a separation from the former Crown Prince I’rederick . There arc several other ex-princes in Switzerland whose chief preoccupation is the depreciation of the mark and cal- culation how to make both ends meet. All of the foregoing have been living guictly aud have not attempted to break the rule of the Swiss government, can. veyed to them in diplomatic language at the time they took up their residence in Switzerland, to the effect that no political propaganda of any sort would Ex-King Constantine and the former Queen Sophie of Greece, however, have been much. more prominent, and, in fact, the present . Greek minister at Berne publicly accused them in the Wiss press of being the instigators and omplices in the plot against Mr. Venizelos, which was recently discoy- ered in Athens Constantine and his family and suite consisting of about thirty persons, stayed for some months at a hotel in ac Lucerne but recently the ex-king re- moved to St. Moritz, where, it is sald, ties, who were commencing to feel the pinch for funds. They spend most of their tims motoring. Jewelers ‘have profited by the advent of these twhile royalties in Swit land. A .diadem belonging Lo ex press Zita, valued at 200,000 francs,.wvas recently sold at Berne. A lot of very dower rates were granted the ex-royal- high-class jewels from Austrian and Hungarian royalties and aristicract had been purchased by Swiss dealer and much is ying us pledges in, the safe of the bunk —— < HW SOLDIER DISPERSED ATTACKS Wor two years any stomach troubl very bud, my doctor hud to inject morphine on several occasions when 1 was stricken with these attacks. Siner taking 4 bottles of Mayr's Wonderfal Rem I huve been entirely well and gm serving in the artillery, having been pronounced ;in perfect health by yov ormmept physiekans u a simple, artless preparation that removes ithe catarehal from the . intestinal t the mination while leally ull stomach, Myer und] tinal tilment including appendi Ouse mucus ct und all ruses pide eitie or $50,000; Dakota. Wesleyan University, Mitchell, S. D., $50,000 and Jamestown College, Jumestown, N. D., $50,000. Appropriations for medical. schools amounted to $700,000, distributed as follows: Johns Hopkins University, $400,000; Wasbington University, St. Louis, $150,000; Meharry «Medical School, Naghville, Tenn., $150,000. The ‘hoard contributed $767,565 to negra schools, mainly for annual main- and $115,000 for experimental ation contributed to Teachers’ Col- for the support of the» Lincoln edu lege the board appropriated 5 as its regular support given Southern State ‘universities and South- ern state departments of education for work in the secondary education field und for the promotion of rural’ educa- tion. Referring to Mr. Rockefeller’s recent sift of 000,000, of which $20,000,00® was for medical education, the board’s report says that it will now be possible to aid medical schools whose clinical departments are net ona full , time basis. The system of university clinical teaching organized at Johns. Hopkins, Washington University and Yale, will he introduced at the University of Chicago and at Vanderbilt \inve sity. As a result of the board's survey of public education in Delaware Jast year the report says that a comprehensive school code, modern: type, has been adopted. A similar survey. §s in -prog- ress in North Carolina “und appropria- tions have been made to supplement funds provided locally for surveys in Virginia and in Alabama, ‘GHOSTS’ LEAVE HONEY IN ROOF HAUNTED HOUSE i (By: United Press.) GRANSVILLB,: Ul. (By Mail),—Bees jayed “‘ha'nts"? to George ‘Treudt here recently, hut George didn't mind it--when he found they had produced several hundred pounds. of honey dur- ing their spooky evening siestas. For more than a year uedt and his family had been annoyed by a peculiar buzzing sound coming apparently from the roof of his house. or a time ‘he blamed the noises on clectric wires, but neighbors held to the belief the house was haunted. Finally when Truedt mado a search in the gurret, ho found the house had many, many more inhabitants than he had imagined. The bees hud been at work for months. dose wil) vonvin money at atl drugyists refunded AMV TO GOOD CONDITION: Tho opening of any and all streets, lanes and alleys and public places by the grantee, thew agents or employees, and the layine and erecting by them of any and ail mains, pipes or other fixtures and ap- pliances, under and by virtue /of this ordinance, shall at all times be sub- ject to and ‘under such rules and regu- ‘ations as the said City may from time to time adopt, and all streets, lanes, al Jeys and public places opened under and ~ursuant to the provision of this ordi- nance shall be restored within a reason- ble time thereafter to as good condi- tion as they were in before such open ing was made as nearly as may be and to a condition satisfactory tothe City “nxineer of said City of Casper, and) said streets, lanes and alleys shall not he unnecessarily obstructed at any time. Section 9. LIABILITY OF GRAN-| THE: The said grantee, his successors ns, Shall be responsible for an} Aamage, either to person or property | resulting from any default, def | al, poer workmanship, m | mate: duct or negligence of theirs which may oc-| eur in or by reason of the of the privileges herein nted and the Gity of Casper shall in no way be lial responsible for any accident or dam- age that may occur In the construction or operation of said piping systems by reason of the default, defective materi- al, poor workmanship, misconduct or negligence of said grantee, his suces- sors aud assigns to save the said City) harmless from any and against all lia- hilities, loss, cost, expense and damage of any naturé arising out of such de- fault, defective material. poor workmer ship, misconduct or negligence, or which may occur by reason of the construction or operation. of said system, or either of them, and to indemnify and repay said City for gny loss, cost, expense or damage of any kind it may sustain y reason of any such default, defective material, poor: workmanship, miscor- duct, or negligence, accident or injury, and if any judgment for damages tor any such default, defective material, poor workmanship, misconduct or negli- gence, accident or injury shall be re covered against tle said City, the re- covery thereof and the judgment there- for shall-be final as ‘between tho said City and the said grantee, his succes: sors and assigns and conclusive as to dhe Mabilities as of the latter to the former, provided the said grantee, his successors and assigns “shall have no- |tice sof the penwlency of the suit in which said judgment {s recovered, and |have been given an opportunity to ge fend the same, and for the purpose of indemnifying und ‘saving harmless said Gity against all ability, loss, cost, ex- pense and damage of any nature py ing out of any default, miscon/ negligence which may accrue Dy reason 1 of the construction or operation of “uid system by said grantee, his agents, successors oer assigns, grantee, his successors er assien ut least ten days before any wor be\commoneed jinder this ordinane nish to said City a good gnd sufficic indemnity bond in the sutn of Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) with )i surety: of casualty company {authorized to do business in the Stat fof Wyoming, as surety. i DL IN LONDON LONDON.ABy — mail)}—T" death ocecurred recently of Wather Strass: mailer, a well known Je d one of the most remurkable ussyriologists in burope. ditions aud provisions herein conta: ‘CHISE) TO CONDUCT. MAIN-} WATER OR SEWERMAINS: No pipes! legally} } Section 10, CITY MAY AnopT. OTHER RULES: The City’ of Cusp. ANOR— "NO. 135-A—- Gal Tio s the right to adopt from time! to time in addition to the rules, eon | i the Council of said City may see fit © adopt in regard to the man: and control of the ris! herein’ conferred, provided, that such ordinance, rules and regulations, shalt ‘the rights” dinance. CONSUMERS: Power and permission is hereby granted sald Harry P. Hynds, per. zept for on _ accidental accept the ‘grant herein given, wid othe: | this ordinance then, and in such event, this permit and all rights under it ‘shall, atthe option of said City Council. oy P: after-ten days written notice served registered mail upon the said Harry Hynds, his successors or assicns, forfeited and all the covenants agreements herein contalfied shall coase to be binding upon the said City, and the rights and privilezes herein gx shall be deemed revoked and annulied and this ordinance shall be null an‘ void. If the grantee shall for twelye (months £ail to furnish a continuous and sufficient supply of gas to the dome: tic consumers of ihe City of Caspor this franchise shail, upon the servica of ter. days written notice by registered mail to the said Hairy P. Hynds, his Sucecssors or assiens, he null and void Section 13. WORK TO COMMENC) This power and permission shall he vold at the option of said Gity Corneil ff work upon said pipe line or pipe lines shall not be camplete7 by the said Hi: 'P. Hyndg. bis successors and |to the town limits of the City ! na, of Cas per, Within eisht months after date of the passawe of this ordinance. provided that no work shall be done on any of the public streets or atfeys or other pub- lic ways in said Ci under this ordi- nance until a gas pipeline shall have heen completed from the place of duction thereof to the place where work shall be done on such streets, alleys, or other public ways, excevt by special permission from the City Council. Section 14, CITY PURCHASE: City reserves the right to purchase the gas plant including all its rights, equip- ment and fixtures shoulil it be deaide” at any time by the City Council so tr do, and the purchase price to be part shall he found and arrived at by a boar¢ of appraisers. the City of Casner se’ ing one appraiser and the said Harry Hynds, his suceessors and assigns, se. lecting .one appraiser, these two select- ing a third party to appraise the value of the plant. equipment and fixtures at the time of the purchas fon 15. BAS The price c The FOR FIXING ed for eA i he 1 jinon the number of RB, 'T. U Rritish Thermal’ Units), contained in the ges at the timeof its delivery to the consumer, or such other method as 4 State Public Utility Commission -s authorize. Seetion 16. LAMITATION: The wer= mission and all rights hereby granted shall expire at the end of twenty years after the passage of this ordinance un- less sooner terminated by virtue of pro- visions of this ordinance. i Section 17. All ordinaces or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are her> bv_renealed. This ordinance shall take effect and he in full force ten (10) days after jits nassage and approyai. Passed and approved March 2nd, A.D. 1920, it BEN F. PELTON, Ir. (SEAL. Mayor. Attest: ASA B,.SLOAD e City. Clerk. Pub. March 6, 1920, ORDINANCE NO. 1364 An Ordinance Concerning The Testing of Electric Light and Power Meters. Be it ordained by the Mayor Council of the City ef Casper: Section 1,° Upon application of ,any ht or power consumer to the City Engineer a ‘est shill be amade upon the consumer's meter by an inspector from the City Engineer's department, such test to be made as soon as prac- tible after the receipt of the application. Section 2—For such test a fee of $1.50 shall be paid by the consumer making application Yor the test if the meter is found to be slow or correct within the allowable limits, and by the company owning the meter if the meter is/found to be fast beyond the allow- able limits. Section Whenever any meter shall be inspected or ‘tested under the pre- ceeding section a test reading of such meter shall be made at its usual aver- age load, and if such Joad cannot be determined then it shall be tested at its normal load. If any such meter shall register to exceed 4 per cent above the working standard at the usual or normal load it shall be deemed incor- xect for the purpose of this section. Section 4, If any such meter so tested under this ordinance shall be found incorrect the inspector shall order -the electric corporation forwith to remove the same and to place instead thereof a correct moter und the ex- | pense of such removal and-replacement| Casper ‘Troy Laundry Company was | cl dings eesoeta i domodeling > 7 SHOGREN shall be borne by the corporation, incorporated in the office of the Sec- nH Pi 107 -H.' Lambert. Phone 1299 | Section 5. If a meter be found to retary of State, at Cheyenne, Wyoming, Renter, piaden pratt eee Sts. | ESTATE be bad by more than 4 per cent an 41-| on the 11th day of February, A. D. 1920,| o——— ~ LEAD —— “ “ lowance or refund shall be mada to the |at the hour of.9:05 o'clock, a. m. Dhe | MARION FP, WHEELER { consumer by the utility equal to all}term of existence of said Company i¢ DOCTORS Real Estate and Insurance H | the excess charged the. consumer fig-|sity'yoars next after: the above date. ne ena, Casper, Wyoming 4 | ured. back from the date of test for} The Object of said Compuhy is to en} ninety days, unless it can be shown | guxo in the senoral laundry, cleaning!’ § Mer Copel pre fa er } ROOMING HOUSES —o that the error is due to un accident or|and dry cleaning business. ‘Che eapi-| oF Ww. ‘and children, : HO : | other cause, the exaet time of which is ,tal stock of said Company is One Hun-| Suite ae Oo. 8. Bldg. | Went Boncee a H known, in whieh ease it shall be drod Fifty ‘Phousand Dollars, dividea| , QMis* Phone G09. Kes. Phone 740 Seis Modern smoome by O27. | "| buck to such time. ~~ Jinto One . Thousand Five’ Mundred ~ =) OY Nituath 2% : Section 6. The City Engineer is|shures of the par value. of One Hun-| ; a E Linteee oN M.D. i coated) | hereby instructed to purchase all neces-| dred Dollars per share. The affali denitostieinary Track and Blane | i STAGE LINES ais sary appliances and ‘equipment for the and miyagement.of said Company shull| iad Plage aenee || are e ' testing: of metors as-provided ip this }be under whe conteol of a board of | 5,0 O%les, Rokrhauch wag. 11) sat wxprese, Frerent and Pes: ordinagte. i five directors. W."J. Bailey, S. W-| ; Hospital, 272er ayy, ATM aongera—Sasper to Balt Creek. | Section 7. ‘he City Znginoar shall | Conwell, Harold Banner, Henry Bayer| | Hours: 10" Mm! Coty m4 p, im | Office, Liberty Gnenxe,, Caneer. | Fuh Ruf ORS GARR DADE MS se ee ne COS Ne | LINO PE Th AO BERD. ined a «he! ‘Twenty-five dtundred Dollars ($2,500.00) |' ‘ eakpe oF % i to insure. the proper beret ao-| Sad Company. ‘Tho peneini opera: | i brat terete C. KEITH, mM. D REMINGTON ‘TYPEWRITERS counting with the City eensurer-of the }tions of sid company “shall be \con-| "3 hgalelnn ene s || Wp, TALBERT, Representative ces herein specitied. = Sunted tp. the Clty sof Casper) inthe) ‘log and; disenee: pacers i} r at Passed upd approved Abis 2nd day of (Counts of Nuteonp, State of Wyoming.) enilaren eae Smith-Turner Drug Store. 1920, N I. PELTON, JR., Mayor. March, A, D,. BE ; (Seal) Attest: Ny City Clerk. ASAT. BLOA’ Publish March 5, 1920, “AAnagement hts und privileses|/State of Wyoming, : be reasonable and not destructive to granted and ‘not to |dicial District. conflict with the provisions of this or- Section 11. MAY FURNISH GAS TO his successors and assigns to tap and make connections with said pipe line or pipe lines for the purpose of selling, fur- nishing and distrubuting gas to con- sumers within the City of Casper and to“lay and construct such connecting and distributing pipes in and under the streets, alleys and public way within the corporate limits of the City of Cas- Section 12. COUNCIL MAY. REVOKE FRANCHISE: If at any time the said Harry P. Hynds, his successors or as: sieng, shall fail, neleet or refuse, ex- unavoidawie | cause, for ninety consecutive days to wise to comply with the provisions of and - NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION County of Natrona, In thé District Court of the Sixth Ju- LEONA O. PATTIB, #laintitf, {tited .—The uséd vs. PRESTON R. PATTIB, Defendant. on ar To Preston R. Pattie, a non-resident of| SAWTELLE, Cal. (By Mail). tories Gt the the State of Wyoming, and. whose] Presence of the Soldiers’ Home here and _ enry Phipps Institute here in an - place of residence and postoffice ada- that scores of married veterans fort to discover a for tubercy) of yarior By introducing dyes Anto the bloou, 1)~ Paul A Lewis, director of the inst, faboratory, ways it is possible to dress are unknown: us Wars live in little homes You are hereby notified that on the} nearby has brought Sawtelle distinction Sth day of March, A.D. 1920, the aboye] as having the Jargest proportion of named Leona ©. Pattie began an a« elderly people in its population of any diseased lung tissue. against you by filing her petition in| California town. Because they are old;) Experiments are now under way to the District Court of the Sixth Judicial) however, ‘is not a condition limiting ac- carry to the diseased tissue along with District, in and for Natrona Country, | tivity. the dyes -other ehemica! subs: 5 State of Wyoming, where said suit and|' “The ‘Old Folks’ Dancing Club” has Which have what Doctor Lewis cutis action is now pending, belny Action) long held sway here, with frequent “@ f#vorable teat-tube Teaction against No. 2219, hops at which numerous veterans, aged ‘herqulosis germs,” and the expe That the object and prayer of the} 80 and upward, have disported them- ee preceeding 80 well that a}! in petition in said cause is to obtain a de-| selyes with matrons of like age, or oM Point to eventual success in cree and judgment of absolute divorce] sometimes with more youthful partners; finding a s for the discase, from you, alleging as grounds therefor.| while the Ladies of the Grand Army of |” failure to provide the common neces-| the Republic have just announced a} saries of life for a term of more than! series of “daylight dances," to be held one year last past and immediately prior] the first and third Friday afternoons of to the date of filing said petition. each month. * You are further ‘notified that if you} “he civil war veterans and. their fail to answer said petition, pleat orl jaaies are not the only dancers here. demur thereto, on or before Saturday,| pre sawtelle Woman’ Club is giving a the 24th day of April, 1920, said nelition| scrios of dances; the Spanish War Vet. Will be taken as trus and judgment] orang of the local camp are directing = rendered according to the prayer th similar series, and the Chamber of of Commerce has announced that commun- ity dances for everybody are to be fea-} tures of civic life in future, “Wr've mostly got blue uniforms and white whiskers,” remarked one dancer, “and by wearing red geraniums we make ’em patriotic affairs.” FLU AND PNEUMONIA 16 " Winn}; Papers Cut Out Ads WINNIPEG, Man.—Winnipes jews. papers have announced that on account of the paper shortage they will be obliged “until further notice” to dis- continue the publication of advertising matter, They wifl continue to-publish news. ADDITIONAL GLASSIFIED ADS LOST—On,:* tai ted yoke. Phone and receive reward. _ 3-4 OST—One Bheae a eye iris pete roan per. Finder leave at eeive liberal reward. ‘phis 4th day of (March, A. D. 1920. HAZEL CONWELL, of the District Court. ler WEAMD ), By GLADYS FORD, Deputy. rie Mar. 5, 12, 19, 26, Apr: 2, 9, 1920. IG. W. BD it, lit, tied in grey ouRlas and s ribune and ate a 3100 Reward for any information civen as to parties who stole running gears tar gn 7 “4 ad engine of az on F ff State of Wyoming, County’ of f : pile pant ef, Strouds. dere Ps Natrona, ss. | } P.O, Box 122. 3-1-8ir% IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH LOST—Diamond ‘cluster ring JUDICIAL DISTRICT ae R, or at 244 7 Dover aa ee | In the Matter of the Estate of celve reward. 3-3-tr OTICE TO CREDITORS" Thomas W. Wroot. WEIHSIEN, Shantung Province, CHi- Ti person who ‘took th es Notice is hereby given that by order] 24 (By Mail)—Influenza, which has re- | », T° Pes Gaaper church le pate of the Court, the undersigned, was on| ®Ppeared in this district, is much mage ow Hy enn is returned alright. not, party wi the 2nd day of February, 1920 issueg| Severe than it was last year. Pneumo- be prosecuted to full Letters of Administration in the mat-| Mia sots in early and death. ensues | Sxtent of the law. ety ter of the estate of Thomas W. Wroot,| *fter two or three days. Chinese say | ° deeeased. All creditors and all per-| the epidemic has caused far more} Fe Si « sons having claims against the sald] deaths in a few weeks than did the Comets Sespenialty | jdeceased are notified to exhibit such| epidemic of cholera, which continued |” . B. JOHNSON | claims with the necessary vouchers,} through the whole summer. | i Phane tosh Msi ie ae | jwithin six (6) ménths from and after ney, Casper, Wc the 2nd day of February, 1920; to the ; J Sit ie Mil id) Casper, W350 i Tee So Read The Tribune Want Ads SAI RIAA AIAN ee Casper Business and Profession: said Administrator, at the office of the Assessor in the County Court House, which office the undersigne”d selects as hic place of business in all niatters con- nected With said estate of Thomas W. ‘Wroot, decensed; that if such claims be not exhibited within one year from date of issue of sald Letters of Admin- KR S : Se eaaercaes istration, they shall be forever barred. pe einks ectory Set meted BH. L. McGRAUGH, ‘Administrator of ‘the Estate of Thomas wR Che W. Wroot. ph, 4 DURHAM & LOWEY, ACCOUNTANTS DocTaRsS Attorneys for said Administrator.’ wea ep ighiliand Pub. Feb. 20, 27, March 5, 1920. 6 DR tH EROS | | NOTICE | | is = GUARANT goed if EG wer 0) Auditors and Accountants about maki: | ( { 0 Notice is hereby given that a dividend See us opt your In- } |. ——e |of six-thousandths (.006) of one share of come rae report, Buone’ 666, 11) ape ‘casrEn Pitts DOSPATAL | New York O11 Company stock for each | 14 B: ¢ Bldg. | 840 S, Fibs St ‘share ef Universal Exploration Comypa- Larisa het eeis dbbbitd { q AP Ps Fay 27a ny’s Stock will be. paid to all the ary ‘ bs Leia et lstockholders in said universal Ex. 7 aX 7 patbatigk aoa’, | ploration- Company of record up to| | “PUBLIC TANT ortice Phone 64; ites, Phone tis | March 15th, 1920. ‘The hooks will close INCOME TAX AUTHORITY | - - oe) March 15th and no stock recorded with Wotary Public, i} DENTISTS this Company after March 16th will re- Room 3. w-. —: ceive any of this distribution. > apt Els lo DR. J. BIBBS { yENIVERSAL EXPLORATION Co. epee PES | fs Dencint L EREMIAH MAHONRY, Pres. . C Boprhaney Bisg. | Publ. Jan. 80, Feb. 6, 13, 20, 2%, Marck | 8——__——_____—-» | | aga re 2g es mec ; 6, 12, 1920. pUpOLs & GoopRICE f é a a Se voome bars pase eee ae ELECTRICIANS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION = Sani wld —R |) AMERICAN uLEornic 182; i . (ARBU! EDN) SWEENEY Motor Repuirti Armat Wina- IN THE DisrRicr couRT or cup} | enbas siteets 1) sige Omisctieal wikia ana Yonee | Pipe JUDICIAL DISTRICT | #45 OM Blas tracting, 2 ‘ si) tate of Wyoming, County of | Na- 7 ca trona, 5. BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER eee ° Sylvia Barron, Plaintiff. a a a ta * 7 0°. WaLnon r vs. - PRANS & tiorney at Law i William J. Barron, Defendant. Dilice= faite wile Mane | Fr, Wyoming t To William J. Barron, a:noncesident of| , PRRNGS Siew. Sree. Segoe tee) || emMen AFIS TaWesens Block | | the State of Wyaming, and swhose < | = i Rlace of residence and postoffice ad- va ef hriisige® SEM (| ‘ dress is unknown: CHIROPRACTORS JUSHARL WW. PURORLL | , (EE ney-at‘Law | You are hereby notified that qn the} ——————————————— Suite 316 011 Exon, BS 13th day of February, A. D. 1920, the er, Woo Phone tae Casper, Wyo., Phone above named Sylvia Barron began an action against you by filing her petition in ‘the District Court of the Sixth Ju-| — Lyrte ter + Comter Bt Uttice Phone 708. Res. 93. $-. jks P i @¢/|| HAGENS, STANLEY & MURAND dicial District, in and for Natrona Coun-} ¢—— —F 14 Lawyers. ty, State of Wyoming, Where said suit DE. B. G. BAN 14 ave-38e og Pappanee Bldg. and action is now pending, being action DR. HDNA BABS | Dex Wroming. No. 2196, H Agh Chiropractors, ia | pearsss > re | What the object and prayer of the pe-|"| , oeettitgay Bawneene Bide. 1 , MOHOLS & 5 4 tition in said cause is to obtain a decree] <— “ feist scaecmcen | a09-10-; ide ; and judgment of absolute divorce fram| == = | wa : Bias. you, alleging #8 grounds therefor, fail- { Lt om Rapa. 8 Popca as Pama = ure to provide the common necessaries 208 ‘Nurth Maple oa POR eE Sy. EURGUEON { of life for a term of more than one year | “Phone ‘. ! |) Roome 22-23, Townsend Bldg. last past and immediately prior to the % a Pe | Pho: dato of filing said petition, and the per. oo Seapen SOS Wroming manent custody of her child, Louise CONTRACTORS "PLUMBING AND BEATING Barron. We Tike Care of the 1 : You are further notified that if you Home Building 14 J. DONOHUE HA fail to answer said petition, plead or J. KOSIKE & COMPANY Wt pti 2 and ‘heating, hot water | demurrer thereto, on or before Satur- ‘arpenters & Contractors (ai wigae mores’ Lacan oe | day, the 3rd day of April, 1920, said pe- Cor, Lambert and Washington, || | shoniMly Promptly attended to. tition will be taken as true and jude Norih Caxper, | 2 ment E80: ee iE Drees : = ea wou. f the prayer thereof, | LUT ME FIGURE WITH you on {| | | fiumbing,” seek tend ot water | This 13th day of February, A. \P.| | YOUR HOMB OR BUSINESS BLOCK heating; Rudy pipelesa hot air tur- 192 PETER CLAUSEN | nace. obbing of all kinds prompt- 20. General Contructor { Offive bs ee Pj ‘hone 707M | i CLOTHES CLEANERS } THE SERVICE HAZEL CONWELL, Clerk of the District Court. By GLADYS FORD, Deputy. Pub. Feb. 13, 20, 27, Murch 5, 12, 19. (tee sin eased aan tc bee AE, NOTICE OF INCORPORATION i Ae dello, * Asgaad q720. | % iG Fou PHONOGRAPH aND * “GUN REPAIR The prbicipal' office of sald Company} Blackmore Builaing ‘ Phon dh rooms 22-23, "Townsend Bullding, fo) oPhomes! Office. 29) Menldence 104 make: suid City of Casper, with Geo, W. Fer-| Dn oy. 0. KAMP guson, the agent of said Company, in! aiclan and §irgeom VETERINARY SURGEON SR TROY LAUNDRY COMPANY ee coer Bi | wetngl a7 : S PROY LAUNDRY CO} y } . March 3, 4, 5, 1920. PEEIee 188 Fist: House’ 36 | | At Casper “Phaviiae