Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 2

No Dearth of Ideas Here and Interest Shown Means Results CASPER NE! The Boy Scouts. A Scout Leader. A Seout Camp. Swimming places for men and women. Swimming places for boys and girls. Winter Sports. At least three equipped playgrounds. ' A trained playground director. | The recreation program of the ¥. W. | Cc. A. for girls and women. All these and more, according to the assertions of speakers at the first of | the civic forum luncheons of the Cham- ber of Commerce, held dt noon yester- day at the Henning Hotel, The Ample Recreation cilities for Caspe?,” and the leader W. O. Wilson, lunches on. Wi overwhelmingly beth from the standpoint of nd also from the interest manifested by the men and subject was. ¥ attendance ent. née hundred reservations had been pre was while many who could ‘ 140, not find seats either at the special | tables or in the main dining room, were obliged to leave. No resolutions were adopted at this first meeting since the board of directors is not et constituted. According to the rules under which the forums are to be conducted, pledge the Chamber of Commerce to any action; but they may pass resolu- tions reco! ending action to the! board of directors. The rules of the forum also forbid} the discussion of the qualifications of political candidates, although they do not forbid the discussion of political | questions, in the, broad sense. Subjects ! such as temperance and women's suf- frage for which national organizations have been formed are also ruled out of forum discussions. These rtles were™read by Wallace Leavitt after the opening of the meet- ing by R. H, Nichols, who acted as chairman. The luncheon had been en- livened by the singing of the Chamber of Commerce campaign songs, under the direction of Jack Leary, Mrs Krausse and Miss Francis acting as aceompanists. | W. O. Wilson opened the discussion of Casper’s rcereational facilities by a statement of the great importance of physical activities for growing boys if they are to be strong and healthful, | Physical defects in children are mueh ifjore noticeable where they do not have opportunities for outdoor play, | lie asserted. Crime is also more preva- lent among the children whose only play place is the gutter. he. Outdoor exercise and seiseneile| play, he declared, encourage indppend- ent thinking and also teamwork. The development of the physical side of the | child aids the development of the men-| tal. | Mr. Wilson further asserted the need of plyygrounds where base- sketball,” etc,, may be’ carried! » need of a swimming hole, and of playground apparatus for small chil- dren, He urged the utilizing of the| school playgrounds, the eity park, the | city hall grounds, etc. The improvement of the parks of the city, the resumption of band concerts, | ihe backing of the Midwest ball team, the improvement of the high school ath; | Jetic ground by the building of fences and more seats were other suggestions. Rev. Philip K. Edwards, the next} speaker, made a strong point when he slaved that the hoyhood of Casper reful training in man: | than is now evident. | the on, tt He. urged that merece build up and str Chamber of Com: then the Boy} women | de for the luncheon and the attend-| such meetings cannot | | dogmatic AECREATION NEEDS OF CASPER FIND EXPR ae SPEAKERS AT VIC FORUM THR BALL ROLLING pe siento oo eunenptionien or tralian SER | NEW PHOTO OF SECRETARY OF STATE—Mr. Colby has been a strong sup- porter of the administration altho in former years was closely identified with the | Progressive party and Theodore Roosevelt. here in the interests of the Y. W. begged leave at this point to say a word in behalf of the girls. In a clear- cut and definite manner, she outlined! the policy of th-Y. W. C. A. along lines of recreation, spoke of the survey recently made in which 150 business women urged the Y-W..C. A. to provide | them with a recreation center for social activities and amusement here and'also, | if possible, to provide them with a swimming pool and a gymiasium. “We believe that a girl is a better citizen if she has good times,” Miss Miller asserted. “We are not at all abolit those good times. so long as they are clean and wholesome. It seems to me that Casper badly needs recreational. facilities for women, The business women employed }noon hours, no place to rest when their work is done, before they .edt~ their} suppers and go to their rooms. “Our organization would provide all! this. In the way of recreation, hikes, | indoor and outdoor baseball, tennis and | | all sorts of organized activities are to be found in our program.” | Rey. Walter L; French asserted that | | statistics prove that when) schools | close and boys and girls are free from ! their restraint the business of juvenile | courts increases by a large percentage. | But where playgrounds properly super: | yised are to be found, this summer in- crease in juvenile delinquency is not! noticeable. He urged the establishment | } of at least three public playgrounds in | different sections of the city and the | employment of a trained director with assistants to care for both boys and} girls. Col. Burke Sinclair closed tho dis- | | cussion by relating his experience as to | }sthe great value of organized play in| Keeping up the morale of the army, and} | especially in keeping the soldiers of the army eceupation out of mischief. Scout movement in this city by putting } Cards were ahs HORS wit owhiehy al) both time and money. back of it, pro- ne “aie as th to write their opin Viding it with traineds leadership, ete, | 288 en the sub, discussed, and ‘also, an abandoned min- on Casper Mountain could th the expenditu of a very little | be put in excellent shape for Scout summer camp. aning out of a flooded gravel pit in North Casper would provide #0od swimming hole for boys, he stated, und a very small sum would proyide for the segstian of bath houses, Such ih place, ever, should be supervised, he nm. Boy The c| hi urged. Skating wert ponds for winter ulso advocated by Mr. assertion that money Hdwards. spent \ for, sted unless rector were applause capable playground di- loyed, was greeted with s one meeting the general “approval of those present. | exercise ‘yground apparatus would be money | their reservation f eon if they wished such a beginning, there seems little! doubt bot that weekly Chamber of} Commerce Tuncheons for the discussion | of Casper's mrobieiis will become most | popular. _NOT A THEORY It’s a fact that te use of ; alcohol even in moderate! | doses as taken in tonics is| r next week's lunch, | to attend. With | often habit-fortning in effect, SCOTT'S | Supt. George Wilder heartily indorsed } | the employment of a y ground di- @ 1 rector to supervise the activities of the 1 09 boys and girls who are turned ry 7 £ loose in Casper when the schools close | @M epally, Poe gant for the summer, nutrien’ iP. ody wii C. HL. Reimerth spoke of the organt-| Ghose eléments that tribute te vation ef un industrial league fer the | strenath. ree fram | promotion of amateur athletics and| | urged general support for the project. sie fal eny other | It had been noticeable, that ‘as the ant ul element, pera i | meeting progr no mention hud Scott’s builds strength heen made of the recreational needs of by nourishment, \ the givls Of Casper. Scott & Bowne, Blomfield, 1. J, 191: Denver, Attend the Big Red Tag Sale now in full blast. A dol- lar saved isadollarearned. Make your purchases now. Everything for woman, miss or child at The Leader from the D) jfloor of tke O. S. building, into the | store rooms on the ground floor being occupied by shining parlors and the barber shop. [have woodwork | tions of old ivory. waiting rom will be comfortably its’ young | nished in the most aptistic and modern manner! | downtown have no place to spend their { planned fer the 10th of April. ‘BOOTERY GETS GROUND FLOOR, OS BU BUILDIN G The pesladtiber a mide pians to move it location on the fourth ,the New York shoe The store will be recurnished and will and Interior A_rest room and fur- The opening of the store is Weather’s Uncertain This Month BUT There Is Nothing Uncertain About wil ‘us Root Paint Makes Shingle Roofs AND All Farm Buildings Rainproof Leakproof | Weatherproof TAR DEPARTMENT THE DENVER GAS & ELEGTAIC LIGHT CO Fon satire ny Nicolaysen Lumber C w now | } decora- OVER A NAVY GLUB HERE incall Race ‘in Prospecti Change Taken at Mesting of | | George ae Post | Tuesday Night | Preliminary steps towards taking javer the Army and Navy club by the George Vroman post of the American Legion were taken at the meeting of | jhe. local post: Held jast night in the Army and Navy club rooms. A com: {mittee was named to investigate the | Status of the old Army and Navy club ferns has in part been duplicating the work of the legion jn Casper this year: It was the opinion of many of the | members last, night that olf assets and} ‘iabilities of the Army and Navy club {should be taken over by the legion. ~1t Was made certain that a deticit would) have to be removed and that the legton | jindicated: it was willing to do more jthan its share in wiping this out, be- Hfore taking over the club. , A hospital” committee,, composed of \linrry Fisher, chairman; M, P. Wear jand Fred Drille wan appointed by the ‘legion post to handle the hospital prob- Jlem here and to see that. tho service jperson who js in heed of medical atte | { | | } | of the mucous should be treated j flamed parts. But form of vapors that | discovery of Vick’ vapors, children. run out-doors, even in throat and chest at the hot flannel cloth. For night attack, sila ack tris & | some bases, OLDS are simply inflaiimation or congestion directly to the air pa into the air passage Asthma and Hey Fever— Insist Gh the: Genuitie At All Druggiets 30c—60c—$1.20 brtiment department in. charge of the eare of service men is soon to provide Shecial hospital service and any deficit which this department is unable to pay jre: the hospital undoubtedly will be assum- ed by the Red Cross, A message has been sent to. the Wyo- | ming congressmen stating. that the Cas: \per pest of the legion is in. favor. of the legislative program butiined Uy the | Base nationg! legislative committee asking eohgress for one of four things or as |many as that body thot necessary, These | {four methods of aiding the réturned ‘service person are:. $50 bond’ for each! }serviee. person per month in service; or government Joan to secure land in the country; or government Ioan to sé cure land in the city, or adjusted com- pensation for alt returned service pert sons. | It was pointed out at the meeting | that only two posts if Wyoming had | voiced their disapproyal of such a& plan ‘set. before congress for approval or al- lteration to suit the present needs of (the entire nation as wit 28 the service persons. - This would) make 38 posts in: the state in favor of this legislative | jprogram which thus far has a cold shoulder by congress. LeRoy Leisinger and Chatles Doyle} }were appointed delegates ‘to represent the legion at the meeting of the vati- jous givic and business organizations} jin the» city interested in the formation of an Amateur Athiétic uniot, C, | Reimerth told the Jegion post of the {plan to be followed here and briefly outlined the plin of work, | The meeting of the A. A. U, boosters hwill be held in room 319, Ol Bxclotdge ; building, tonight. met with; Memphis will be the meeting place to-/ {day of the annual convention of the | Sauthern Retail Lumber Dealers' Ass0- thembrane, or lititig of the respiratory ofgans — air paséages arid lings. They just as surface inflammations, medication should be applied directly to the in- ‘medication cannot be applied ssages and lungs except in the can be inhaled, and tntil the s VapoRub, there was vo efficient, economical “method of Supplying these Spastiodic Croup and Children + Colds Vieks is particularly recommended to mothers with, small Tt is externally applied and, therefore, faiy be used often and freely with perfect safety. Let the children Winter, and get their needed fresh ain. and exercise, and simply apply a little Vicks over the first sign of & cold, covering with a — spasmodic troup, rib Vicks freely over the throat and chest until the difficult breathing is relieved. One application and an application at Bed time usually prevents a is commonly sufficient, Head Colds, Asthma, Catarrh, Hay Fever For these troubles, Vicks can be melted in a spoon and a little applied up the nostrils and ve ear ee + RP PRY SU th de TUT (par value, j \ company in charge of said office. SOS OO ACL ARIA IS LOO PEATE ARETE FOOSE EE ke “NOTICE OF IN CAT CREBK Che ata the Sec Jpcteoretes fi z % ga ote ite of Wyom-) ing, at 9:60 o'clock, a. m.~ March 5th, 1920, The term of existence of said company. i8 for fitty years next after the above a Bi ‘The dbject for which said corporation’ is formed is to en- Rage in the general mining business in the state of Wyoming. The capital stock of said company is One Hundred} Whousand Dollars, divided into ten mil- lion shares, said shares to be without EIEANT was: The affairs and management of said corporation shall be under the controj 'of a board of five directors, and A. B. Stirrett, er bac Nichols K. Anthens, George W. Campbell and C. B. Wag: ner constitute sad board for the first te. yéar-of said company. The principal operat! of sald company ghall be conducted in the County. of Natrona, State of Wyoming, The prin- ‘elpal office of sald company ts Rooms 1309-311 Oil Exchange ‘Building in. the City of Casper, said Vounty, said State, and, A. E. Stirrett is.ehe agent of said A, B. STIRRETT, Secretary. \Pab, Mitr. 10, 11, 12, 1920. (NSS) ee a Watch for “Trail of the Arrow. stich as burns of brtiises; are treated—that is, thes © Thyme, Juniper, ete:—in salve form, so that when Vicks is applied to’the body, these ingredients are “vaporized by the body heat. aled- with each breath all night long, carry the medication direct to the affected parts, At the same time, Vicks is absorbed through and'stimulates the skin, aiding the ee inhaled to relieve the Oceep Chest Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs For inflammation of the respiratory organs where there is tightness or soreness, Vicks should be rubbed well over the throat and chest until the skin thickly atid covered with hot flannel cloths. The bed ) clothing should be arranged i in the form of a funnel, so that the vapors arising may be freely inhaled, In severe cases, hot, wet cloths over the fore applying Vicks, If the cough: 4 4s atinoying, small size of a Pea, can ‘be swallowed every few hours. Used as a Liniment, Salve, Poultice or Plaster In addition to its vaporizing. qualities, Vicks ‘has: also been found “tobe an excellent an tion. -It makes A cooling, soothing diessidg fob stich trouiies bata Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Frost Bite, Headache, Itch- || ings, Polson Oak, Soreness, Sprains, Sunburn, ets , rand chest to open the pores of the skin be- six or get only tem- 1 was ere pith Coug' _ SRS 2 rheumatism, loins, the tro SR A is aapesially ean be purchased ehh it either tablet sd liquid :| ee -These vapors, in- is red; then spread on } should first be applied portions of Vicks, the