Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1920, Page 6

NOW HEAVIEST IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN PART Ranges Open ‘and Agicadicrell Prospects Look Up with Pre- cipitation of the Past Week BY GEORGE W. PITMAN (U. S, Weather Bureau, ) Snow occurred over most districts but was heaviest in central and north-cen- tral districts, being especially heavy in the Big Horn mountains. Dome Lake reported §4 inches snow on ground. Temperatures were somewhat ~armer than normal. Day temperatures aver- aged 45; night, 28; and daily extremes of 68, and 14 below zero were reported. Sunshine percentages were: Cheyenne, 66; Sheridan, 66; Lander, 86; Salt Lake, So far no damage has been report- ed as a result of the high winds Sunday and Monday. x Ranges aré open or partly open in most districts except the extreme west. While the week was somewhat hard on livestock in north districts, there were no complaints over southern, and stock, where fed, are holding their own. Bad roads and slow freight over central and northeastern districts have made the securing of feed difficult. Heavy snows the last two weeks have improved agricultural prospects, espe- ciatiy over central and east-central dis- tricts. Large quantities of ‘water and ice coming down creeks have caused considerable damage to roads and bridges in central Wyoming. High. Low. Tmp. Tmp. Pre. Wyo. -. - 61 12 T. Chugwater, V e - 56 —10 00 Cody, Wyo. - ar ie 7. Douglas, Wyo. — _ 60 02 Ty Sncampment, Wyo. --.. 44 —M- 12 Ww ~49 10 02 Lander, Wyo. 54 42 8 Laramie, Wyo. - - 50 15 Pine Bluff, Wyo. - 58 10.00} Pocatello, Idaho -b6 22 Rawlins, Wyo, 48.905: Sheridan, W 6 20 36 CHILD CRIME O. INCREASE, POOR FOOD IS CAUSE (By United Press.) VIENNA (By Maii)—One hundred thousand school children in Vienna are underfed and diseased as a résult of food shortage, lack of fuel and inade- quate hospital facilities, according to a survey recently made here by the American Red Cross. Crime among the child population is on the increase, hunger sometimes driving litle boys to ghastly. <otempts at murder, The juvenile court is being overwhelmed with the daily addition of fresh cases of child criminality, Nine cars of milk have been set aside for the feeding of hungary chil-| divided into 500,060 shares of the par} ‘meton Addition, in the southwest quar- |] dren and the distribution has already | value of, $1.00 each; the stock, property| %F OF the ni begun. Business activity’ in Vienna has al- most ceased, During the shopping hours, the great Ring streets mear the Opera are deserted, as compared -with| directors to manage the affairs of the|®"@ *ons) the west time: of) Wheeler | their appearance during the war or even during the early months after the armistice. Advertising irk the newspapers by business houses has dwindled down to insignificant proportions, To take one imstance, Vienna's leading paper re- cently carried only 27 advertisements, 17 of which were offers to buy jewelry, 7 of skin disease specialists, 1 offer to buy old bottles and 2 offering face pow- ders for sale. natn Ta ed At Among the eatables consumed in one voyage of a giant Atlantic liner 5,000 pounds of meat, 1,400 pounds of tea, 107,400 pounds of flour, and forty tons of potatoes. ———____. A bicycle Which receives motive power by the movement of the rider in the saddle and the unevenness of the road has been invented. IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE YO SHOULD HAVE THE BEST Have you “ever stopped to reason why it is that so many. products that are extensively advertised, all at once drop out of sight and are soon for- gotten? ‘The reason is plain—the ar: ticle did not fulfil the promise of the manufacturer. This applies more par- ticularly to a nvedicine. A medicinal preparation that has real curative value sells itself, as like an endless chain sy tom the vemedy is recommended by those who have been benefited, to those) who are in need of tt. A prominent druggist says ‘“Take for example Dr. Kilmer's Swanyp-Root, a preparation I have sold for many years and never hesitate to recommend, for in almost every case tt shows excellent | rosulty. as many of my gostomers tes © other kidney remedy has so, sale,” ording to sworn ‘statements and ied testimony..of thousands who have used the preparation, the succes: of Dr. Kilme Swamp-Root is due to the fact, ¥y people claim, thet: ing kidne liver and bladder ailments, corrects ur troubles amd nentral- izes the urle acid whith causes rheuma-) tism, You may receive a sample bottle of Swam;-Root by Parcel Post. . Address) Dr. Kilmer & Co,, Binghamton, N. Y.. und enclose ten cents. alse mention the Casper Daily Trivene. Large and me- dium size battles for sale at all arug) stor Ady. af BURNETT OPTICAL CO. Skitled Opticinns round Floor 0} Pub, Feb, 26, March 4, 11, 18, 1920, | jay of March, 1920, CONGRESSMAN INTRODUCING A BILL TO LIBERALIZE DRY EN- FORCEMENT—Represontative F. A.| Britten of dilinois who is introducing in the house a measure for liberalizing the Yolstead prohibition enforcement | Yaw, the bifi favoring the manufacture and sale of 5 per cent beer and (14 per cent wine in states voting by referen- dum therefor. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that under ana by virtue . of a © of Amend- ment to its Articles of Incorporation, @uly authorized by rerolution of its stockholders and filed in the office the Secretary of State for the State of ‘Wyoming, in Cheyenne, is on the ‘sixteenth day of February, 1920, Western By-Products Company. has in- creased its authorized capital stock from 100,000 shares of par value of $1 per share to 500,000 shares of pay value of $1 per sh=re. and has increased the number of directors constituting its Board of Directors from three to five. WESTERN BY-PRODUCTS COMPANY By JOHN W. WHELAN, Secy. { — $m NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice ig hereby given that a oerti- ficate of incorporation of WILLIAMS GASOLINE COMPANY was filed in the office of the SECRETARY OF STATE at Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 8th day of March, A. D. 1920. The objects and purposes of the ¢or- ‘poration are the working, developing, locating, leasing, buying, selling and otherwise dealing in mining locations, wtmining claims, mining rights and min- eral deposits, Including the boring for, owning, holding, buying and selling pe- trojeum oils, natural gas or other hy- dro-carbon substances, Also the erection of gasoline extrac- fion plants for the purpose of extrhct- ing gasoline from natural gas, includ- ing the operation of same, tight to enter into contracts for the pur- and the right to sell the refined prod- ucts of natural gas. The term of existence of the corpora-) tion is fifty (50) years, and the capital stock of the corporation is $500,000, ‘and concerns ‘of the corporation shall be managed ‘by a board of three- directors, and E. T, Williams, George E. Weess and T, E. Keefer shall be the board of corporation uring the first year of its existence and until their successors are elected and qualified. The principal office and place of busi- ness of the corporation sha!l be at the City of Casper, County of’ Natrona, State of Wyoming, and the agent in charge;thereof is T. BE. Keefer. Pub. Mar. 11, 18, 25, 1920. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that at a &pe- cial meeting of the stockheMers of B. T, WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY, a corpora- tion, regularly called and held at the principal office of the Company, at Cas- per, Natrona County, Wyoming, on the 10th day of February, 1920, at which meeting were present in person and by proxy, stockholders representing more than two-thirds of the outstanding stock of the corporation; ‘by ‘unanimous vote of the stockholders present the Certifi cate of Incorporation was changed in the following. manner: By. changing ‘the authorized capital stock from 2,000,000 shares of the par value of $1.00 each, ‘to 5,000,000 shares of the par value-of $1.00 each; and that a certificate of such change was ‘filed: in the office of the Secretary of State }of Wyoming on the 10th day of Match, |1920, and in the office of the County Clerk of Natrona County, Wyoming, on the 10th day of March, 1820. This notice is published in compli- ance with section 3999, Wyoming ‘Com- piled Statutes, 1910. Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this 11th MARTIN McGRATH, Secy: Pub. Mar, 11, 18, 26, April 1,41920, a er PN IN CASE OF COLLISION DR PROPERTY DAMAGE ° If \,through — acrident when driving you injure your own. car or another car, will you dig into your pocket to pay, the bill, or shoulder the hazards of | damage suits? Or, will you rest secure that your interests are be- ing taken care of and the ultimate costs, will be p~id for you? HOW ABOUT 1T? GENERAL INSURANCE 303 Oil Exchange Bldg, 26 YEARS’ DUTY. ‘of Sanitary. Sewers resolution. of intention to laying and constructing: ers on the following strects an. IS ENQUGH FOR LONDON BOBBY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SBC- TION FIVE OF ORDINANCE NO. by the Mayor and| > Council of the City of Casper: Pg ‘Apply Geo. ’s., P, 0, Box Lande ALE—A dandy business let in) ersten the heart “f the busmess eection. 119 care Ps sbun s-Ae3t agseased of sald Sort in ‘tam. lady; ants must need ap) one 1279) the manner and-in @ccordance with ) creating laee of the State of Wyoming; that District “Nov 4! for -the ‘gonstruction there shall be Included In’ the costs: in thie City of Cae! ana expenses of sak improvement to . NO. pe assessed ‘Against the property in- collected acporvling., to the following rates: , % Three ee Seng 4 Masser jar ar quarter for the ‘first 3,00 8, rieti i ; twenty eonts per) thoukand <4 aelivery, See aie erin, toot Of tanta, thereafter. All’, Ind}vidioal residents BC woe Th0s, De rials, advertising,” using water for terigution purposes frém |< iS onder |ments and aM other <trges which the| ADril 1 to ‘Detpber 1 shall’ be entitted to dion ter geet atty way heretofore or hereafter incur|® “lscount ‘of twenty per cent. ton; or will trate for inthe making of said improvements. | Any ety bt the Kou ‘property. cick Block. “pope pease von the! charged Songumers “within the city R SALE—Two do: : FOhickinaws all wool years. 305 avenue. eo. ee West . rent” six-room . for six months or yeas : 16 - 2- Or 3-room house Ox 15, Trib. 3-16-3t¢ Flor young Woman liv. and MeKinle ew kfternoons 20 cents an hous Write tor nver, Colo. land ANTED—Gii Ee Vie ity, able City of san’ vew- fight kad shall have the power to Jetys Ty Meys, - The water committeee is hereby em- contracts for the entire work or con- tracts for parts thereof in separate x re and. ‘specified sections, All bids shall ‘Wo. determine who shall con SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 4|he made upon untform proposals. The alley running east an@ west be-| Section 5. ‘This ordinance phall take tween College avenue and Hagens ave-| effect and be in force ten @ays.from nue through blocks one, two and three;|and after its passage, and the Clerk the alley running east an@ west be-|shall post and publish the same in tween Hagens avenue and Scott ave {the manner.and form as required by jew. nue through blocks four, five and ‘six: the alley running past and west be-| sea, adopted and approved thi 16th day of March, A. D., 1920, tween Svett avenue and Dann avenue through blocks seven, eight and nine, B. H. PELTON, Jr., and the alley running east and it Mayor, between Dann avenue and Lambert avenue through blocks ten, eleven and and twelve, if in the Nerth Burling- ton Aadition. WHEREAS: No remonstrances or ob- Jections to sald improvements have been filed with the Clerk of the City of Casper. in the manner and within the time provided by law. NOW THEREFORE: Be it ordained by. the Mayor and Council of. the City of Casper: Section 1. ° That'an improvement dis- trict, to be Known as Sanitary Sewer District No. 4, be and 4s hereby ere. ated within the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, which district’ is’ hereby formed for the purpose of Improving by laying and constructing ‘sanitary sewers and other incidental. construc- tion of the above described streets, al leys and property. 2 Section 2. That sanitury ‘sewers be layed and constructed through all the alleys and portions of streets and al- Jeys hereinbefore set forth and the City Engineer is heteby\ directed to Li—One Garland cook sto d reservoir, $10... road. 4 3-1 to-wit: erectric motor; Must be in good AN ordinances in conflict herewith are ‘hereby fe- pealed. 3-10-2tah Passed and approved this 15th day of March, A. D. 1920, iSEAL) B. H. PELTON, Jr., Mayor. h in the -prise wheat Neetion of tana, 35 acres to fall wheat; trade for ‘home tn ‘Casper. [ae 108, Tribune. y , 816-3 batch edeataaacne ets Se - SALE OR, TRADE—Good payit WMpasinces located in Casper. Wa trade for real estate, car, stocks, oF anything of value.. Not necess: be ae. give this business all your time. Well easily clear $225 per month: Present troduced bagpipes ‘to.spur bis Scottish{ invoice over 32000. Wit sell for $2250, ‘reasonable term: . z guaranteed as advertised. workmen on, The men worked 60 speed-} Th gy eo e ily tat they struck Tor more money. | Address P. 9. » WO. 9, farpenter Call 912 Rit Attest: ABA F. SLOANE, City Clerk, Rab. Mar. 48, 1920. | WANTED—Two fi | Attest: ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk. inet class cooks want to lease dining room and ki: Box 116, ‘Tribune. Sei hyena gers jy to do housework cl t oom and board. 3311. 445 8. Wolcott. WANTED—Light hounckeepi Box itt, tHbune., rita On: the theory that music -banishes fatigue, a building contractor once in- in ex- Phone 3-17-2t (Seal) Pub, March 153, 1926. NOTICE TO.DOG OWNERS - Pursuant to Ordinance No. 71-A, of ‘the Ordinances of the City..of Casper, you are hereby required to make an ap- lication to the City Clerk for a dog li- oense before April, 1, 1920, ‘ANTED—225 rew: for informat: to finGine of one torn WANTED—A few roome:s ond pourders. Close in. B32 S Davia avid 317-2 id. Pho: 3-17-; upon the streets of Casper, within the city mits whether Jicensed or not. All ozs so found; on ‘the streets will be taken up and disposed af to. the terms of said Ordinance. - Those who wish to keep dogs will please take notice and govern yourselves according- rm B..M, BLLITHORPE, 7 ANTED—An experienced mai we 6 or call 380 Park strect. ge NOTICE iy. aeyou can to the ol ‘“nechange Warbek Shop ‘and Set towels that are tiean and white as snow, Maih Floor Oil £: te Slag. -17-6t D—To buy ‘second-hand cement p< N, FROST Booms 204-200 Phone ae WYATT Ht Au@fiors and Accoustants Séa ug pbout snaking out yor In- = come report. 68d. ‘i ‘ HOSPIT. 1 ‘Teo CAMPER PRIVATE HO WANTE! bi Ghiet of Police. 213 Ol) Exchange Blég. Fa 272 and 378 jock-making machine, Phone 275 Prepare plans and specifications for] Pub. March 9 to April 1, 1920. F ; ont LATHROP, afternoons or evenings. 3-17-61" said sanitary sewers and sulamit said — eon in Tee, WANTED— expert eared girl plans and ‘specifications to the City ‘Offices Phone Re peas 1167 wants steady day work or offices to Council for approval. 0 with. clean, Phone 532W, Mra. Sinith. B-18-At WANTED— Ai ye ot for eral house- wore must 008 Cook. Good ‘wages. 781 8. Beech. Phone TW. ‘WANTED — Experienced stenograp! desires: position. Phone 437J Pre Section 3. ‘That the assessment dis- trict upon the the property of. which shall be assessed’ for the’ purposé sf. paying costs and expenses of making. said improvements within said Sanitary | Sewer District” No. 4 which includes! all property between ‘the termini of] said improvement abutting or adjacent} to said strects and alleys which said property consists of certain lots or par- cels pf land, all of which will_be spe- cificaly benefited by said improvement and as set forth and ‘described and whthin the fdfowing boundaries, to- wit: DENTISTS WANTED—Stock rabbits; Golane F n or brewn. Phoue 998. 3-18 -1t WANTED—Shorthand) and typewriter work evenings, Box 72, peeene Pai -18-1t ; Beginning at a point between the in- ) 3 tersection of the west line of Wheeler Wit oe street ahd ‘north line of ‘Lambert ave-| Ww be ent and wife to work on . further described as the south- wae aruire 30 segs enst: corer of block ten, North Bur. 5 it. quarter Df ‘Sec- tion 4, township 33, Yange 79, ‘west of the 6th principal meridian, Natrona! County. Wyoming; } Thence northerly ~ oe t 5 Rieanlne rooms ‘for veouple™ witht: , ‘en; ice jon. Ox Agi, Teiyunes, ee ene mtgn 23 A. Hahn, I have heard PERSONAL—Mr, ie: abn, ee aneNe eet weet ad- | aition. me up. ‘Phone 1086, 3-18-11° ing ‘of value you ‘to. vell—f cures sown 0) ghives—any icing ot “bougeho buy and sell aay. who. ‘rants } in a straight line), street @ distance of 1300 fect to a point, being the northeast - corner - of block 8, North Burlington Addition. Thence Westerly in a straight line along the south line of College avenue, @ distance of 1295 feet to a point being the northwest corner of block 1, North Burlington Addition. Thence southerly in a straight line and along the west line of the south- west quarter of the northeast quarter | of section 4, township 33, range 79} above described to a point being. the| southwest corner of block 12 i ve em BRons R-13'f WANTED— Sales: with ‘alterations, can assist Shop, 3-18-1t COLLECTIONS COLLECTIONS 1 Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange ; Collections made anywhere. Con- {| ed © cS C. R. McGREW i of the} | nect with Creait Associations 4 pbc i> MORON ay - North Burlington Adaition. | | Sawee: 3 ae | Monicen. aw. atta aineeke ete Thence easterly in a straight line| Phone 153 | Dorner Firet_& Wolcott, Upstairs. | ee and along the south line of the south-| 1 Phone v4. 1 Two medern basemen! | West, quarter: of -the northeast quarter of séction 4, further described as. the north line of Lambert avenue, a dis- large room room suita- gos entiemen con: | mon RENT Teoms. | suitable For four, am ble for ‘two, $15 a pel ‘referred. 1037 &. CLEANERS AND PRESSERS Mi1-Work and Window .Glass PHONE .1323. Mill Rear of McRorey Apts, 5 o- 1 ; | 1830, tance. of 1395 feet to the point of he. 1 PHONE 1iz7-n_ | i] pc de SA ean Plat £0 Lie Se ginning. | ' See Rae Eanes, ||, PLUMBING AND HEATING ~ |FOR Na cplime. yell IP ed i da Ry iri _ w cultivation, under | Cleaning, Pressing » eR dem ring z 2 fence; horses, implements, etc, Box 4, ; ‘Une Day Service. 1) pumping water | | Zribune Office. 5-6 tt i heating a Jobbi: sof ~ . all kinds FOR RENT—Four-room house, RAUIORS 2 — to. Side.” Phone 12475. 3 FOR RENT — Furnished rtment house. Corner Cherry ana Eainoat Sante Se pte me Bullding w. we. 8. 3. KOSKI.A COMPANY | Plumbing, ‘steam and ‘hot water - Carpenters & Contractors nie; ess hot air - NT—SI ine Cor. Lambert and ‘Washington, | pace. zopbing:< ol kinds ‘prompts Hg pee he gentle bce tT North Casper. oo WITH YOU ON j 3S \ LET MB FIGURE YOUR QBS OX BOMIN is: BLOUK |} ea cH SaAwenh i | then 138 W. First, Ph tr2w. OkeGlure stag)” ‘ Wenekg ben Cie eens FOR | REN’ i room, modern. Oates Seu O. S. tlag, Thome Voth) Tha large hotse at air Bite; PB. O. Box 1145 SH OGREN by re 107 EK. Lambret. Phone 1209 rnished light Camp Work A ‘Specialty " Se ee: in _ base B-1 room adjoin- Renelemen prs: i Rr a"batie CHAS. A. eer: ww Phone 1145W. 620 S. Beceh, nti Be FOR RENT—Furnished RT TR ie Reva eames Melee aie hee. ROOMING HOUSES HOME oT, erers-1t" ee Monat Pull dog, white, 4 months 1 to 237 8 Pine: Hewat eee errs 83 trea LOSTfrom autemobile, between S. Wole&tt and Devine and Natrov streets,, biuo beaded hand bac. Re- wand. ‘Mrs, Wilson Kimball, Jr, Phone Mstimates Furnished CHAS, B. JOHNSON Rig eaepikeroagp™ | PAINTER Quality ing and a ing trade AND DECORATOR in enametling, kaisomin- branches of the paint- SGentats Sandon aaa stale rs DOCTORS . DR MYERS and PUBLIC STE NOGRAPHY Private dictation room. Mimed- raph work, complete Mailings fancied, Phoile us we will call. Corner it. Uj | } XE sO glasses. Ne 3+! | Star te Eeltlne it a DUO nti aM ae LOST—On North Center street, bur of collars. and four fulldress shir! Phone 182M and receive reward. 3-1 LOST—Masonic watch charm, blue en owner this Fe J. bet fe Mall Bxpross, Tre: and Pp, sengers—* eas . casper to Bal ‘Office, It Creek. Telephone 983 or 977-W. | REMINGTON axPewnrrmns 9], "ute enamel. Rolurn to Fe W. L. TALBERT, Representati Brownne, 218 Oil Exchange Bids. a f KR s at, ve [) 1179. orewara. east Jorgensen Smith-Turner Drug Store, Palmsugar, called ‘jaggery iar tained in India from a species of pa he trees. ‘The sweet juico flows from th: Phone 176 Se —_—__ | VETERIN. 1 dodieaiotn, lace Contractors and Bailders Planning Mill in i ARY SURGEON __|top shoot of the tres when it is wounde!- First and Ash St. i Phone 219 setae THBUN That thrombosis. evidently has vet Veterina: Ss r rmney Phone 280, ‘ected the .prosident'’s. kicking foot Greenville 18. C) Piedmont \