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

SP SeGnT WORLD weds, pial mt “a Peinee wit <a Rat toe e NOXIOE. 20 ALL, PERSONS , EAE | tate for sai assessment for said pro-|the Pacific islands. I posed improvement of the foregoing) “She has a si mand: MENT. Le Af OF SANITARY SEWER DIS-| intention of the said Council by pub-! islands horth a Os petites mapas f TRICT NO. {listing in ue issue of the Casper Daily! ued Sit Joseph. “Here she has the c (Tribune on the 20th day)of March A. D. same rights and privileges, that we have |The City Council of the City of Gas-/1920, the same being a newspaper of in ours. E hope the point will not be pees: on the first day of March, 1920,{general circulation published in the City| pressed, It is vital to us in every way bi [passed the following resolution of inten-(of Casper once each week or oftener. and, goes right to the heart of our life ‘ | tion to improve: | Passed and approved this Ist day of jy these seas, aaah i\ca> ty ity 26 % I hope the incident will i \ RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO March, A. D. 1920. | pass and that in the future we will live IMPROVE BY CONSTRUCTING SAN-| B. H. PELTON, Jr, | in good fellowship. ' ITARY SEWERS. IN THE FOLLOW- (SEAL.) Mayor. ‘Japan told us at the peace confer- ING STREETS, ALLEYS, PORTIONS Attest: OF STREETS AND ALLEYS, ASA FP. SLOANE, BE TT RRSOLVED by. the City Coun- City Clerk. * 3 | ei} of the City of Casper, State of Wy- Pub. Mar. 20. 1920. as Pa joming, that the City Council of the ; Physical Instructor at Natrona|City of Casper hereby declares its’ in-| High Has Shown Excel- tention to make an improyement by. = constructing sanitary sewers thru cer-! lent Record, €laim Dean Morgan, head of the phate! reserve the right ; of racial equality of Nations. She ‘evious in raising league has begun e that she would to raise the question lagain in the~ League jis, however, a little p cra jit now before the WOLDS Oe | G GRO-| function.” An Sony Stiff Bout Seca nie Zimerman wll othr i ave eae. afternoo Tight his -hattle Monday night with Coplen in the tic show de ee Sormrmcs oo -yési stating. that he would ea little fi ig work at the Casper j af térnoon. ‘Tis clols jabmiare ta be open that aie 13, TOI-VEAR HUNT When McLeod. was in, Denver arrang- * ing the match for'Coplen, he was plain | Catholic Church i Ci in City of Mexico in stat Coplen., pede Ran Is Resting Place of Remains ht. manager 3 ing oie Ee cpa future, was of Spanish Conquerer of Mexico tain streets and alleys and portions of, streets and alleys in the City of Casper, Notice is. hereby given that a meeting as follows, to-wit: ‘of the ees fide erased j training department of the schools, andj, Section 1, That the certain streets, Grocery Company will Set earn coach of the basketball team, will ea alleya, or, Dortions. of streets. ap3) Principal piace of. business and affice Tuesday night for Laramie to join the| Alleys #0 proposed to be improved are | f said company in Caaper, the aunty team which will leave here. Sunday | the following: of Natrona, State of Wyoming, on the night and take two days to work out|SANTTARY SEWER DISTRICT NO 5./ 24th day of April 1920, at 10 o'clock a. | at Laramie on account of tne altitude.| Jackson street ‘from the North line|™. for ithe purpose Of considering the) Mr. Morgan has been re-engaged py |°t Sixth Street to a point 150 feet South Guestion of increasing the capital stock | {the school authoritics for the cominy| Of the South Itne of Second street; | f said Wyoming Grocery Company to/ year and Superintergent Willer today | Washington street from the North Ine the sum of Two Hundred Thsuysand 2 stated that Morgan had heen one'of the! Of Sixth street to a point 150 feet South Dollars, A vote of at least two thirds } most successful basketball voaches, ever |Of the South line of: Second: street; Mel-|0f all the shares of stock of said com. | employed here. With but little promis-| Se street from the North line of Sixth | Pany now lawfully issued and qt stand- ing material at the beginning cf the /Street to the North line of. Third. street:;| ing Shall be necessary to effect said the alley running Bast from Denver Santee 0. of the eS men: in this region of the heavyweight class, is a. well-built boy. His stability and all-around fit- ness enabled him to stand up cyainst faster ‘boxers in the Denyer Athletic) we t Year he has developed an exceptionally & and “West | in | !nerease of capital bee ig weet we strong team and one which ‘3 expectsd| Blocks 47, 48 and 49 in White's Addi-| Be Zimmerman, Fy i$, Coming’ direct to make a good showing in the Ingls| ton to the City of Casper from a point] remaene: Symon Meet one Grocery Company. BL gies this 2nd day of Marek 1920. Pub.. Mar. 6,13, 20, 22, Apr. 3, 1929. FRMNGE, ONLY RIVAL OF H.W AANA STORES HAS FOURTH THE QUTPUT school tournament at daramie. The bigh school physical work has mever been er than this year, Mr. 150 feet East of the East line of Mc-| Kinley street to a point 174 fect Bast | of the Hast line of Washington street;! Wilder asserted, andthe grade work is|the alley running North and South be- also, far aboye the usunl standard. {tween Washington street and Melrose | Mx) Morgin and Mrs; McIntyrs, ;Sbeet from, the North line of Third ts Gn charge (of the -gins').work {street to the center line of the alley | planning for a big play festival for the|"unning ‘Hast and West in Block 49 grade children this wpring and a his-| White's addition to the City of Casper: | tdrical pageant to he sven by.the high|the alley running East and West. in achool, in which’ hundreds, of children| Block 56 White's Addition to the City will take part. ot Casper North of Lot 4 and the Pz BOOKKEEPERS” EXAM IN GEORGE COPLEN, winner of Pears, weight Stegeag geen = a meets Zimmerman. Monday, night ie the Iris. way stunt when he saw) Cleopatra NoVamp Today Unless She Dressed in Serge David Powell 3 7) Section That for the purpose of| ying the cost of said improvement, it| (By Associated Press.) THE; TEETH of te TIGER? <j | wl Paramount siricraft Picture, is Wroposed to create an asseasment| WASHINGTON (By Mail).—Only one & district which will include all the prop-|£0Untry, France, can be considered a| AT THE IRIS SUNDAY “ erty between the termini of said im.|Tivat of the United States in the pro-| just_as, Bonet his fighter could) { evade man: if Coplen's wallops and, take oné ey then, -but stil Te)" 4.) By MARGARET ROHE. up, his bout ver when, ‘i 50 auick ed Rectory Casper’s ‘best -b: weight. Both . Spike = Murphy Doyle ate reported: to be in’ fine cond: ) tion for their four-round preliminary’ {623, wh bout ARE MERE dence that in 1823, when. patriotic zen), Thence Northerly and in a straight ser ; tals ane K€ er and a clever man with his mitt®ior Cortex’ remains, they were sayed| Pleated, of course, and when. with the} line along the Bast line of eases Si ienanss aa Seo caceee ee: while Doyle has 4 reputation here and +5.) viplation, and were later returnea|/Eton jacket a vivid varicolored Roman} above described, a distance of 300, feet Good pri paid for your junk ma- cls ES 208 SCH ees ae ee SET TR ie their original: resting place beneath | sash shows underneath such a delec TW MONTHS IN ELROPE, to a point being the Northeast corner} GIVEN BY HUN ARE cONE chines. Can furnish any quantity, lop. ale the altar of the temple. It was this| table costume results that fat. females | of Block 72 above described. size of SH. pipe, threaded and Ma seein pee ay er ood ysequestration in 1823 that’ caused st, (diet desperately in ordet to acquire one. | Thenee. Westerly and in a straight coupled and guaranteed first class. round bout ed for the” which they will -be at best of the backers. when Monday. Yeager is a Ch weight and bouts than tain his. abDity. t They know the Colorado man appeared many. thnes in matehes in that. city. Possibility, ofa slight sprain to Zir- merman’s ar slowing him up_ for in the Tempie of Jusvs\‘one of the many tainly Zimmerman wants to make A’ vault containing the dust of “The Con. big bgt in Figaa initial appebrance quigtador” and the funeral garments in} who put-the “sleeper” to Jumbo Mar- | comes to Senora Borheque as wrestling match and the other @ | gn New elevated seats ers .and’ each one- i reserved ‘cats went oh he alii and judging from ity witht contre of the Iris’ swing open 3 ‘T38 o'clock, Monday. night. j astery near Seville, but in’ 1562, in ac- Besides “these ringside tickets, the! » Naiid byiordesed quct have: been Satara tilen ‘to| More tin in the taffeta, today and to- Smokehouse, ..C. ot store,’ the Lit wade in u and. glean: }- CEEY (By, Mail),—After al- len in Denver for ,MEXICO ‘most one hundred years of consistent ‘search it now appears that the remuins of Hernando Cortez, Spanish conqueror |, of Mexico, have been definitely located denied in Den- Catholic ch inquiries. Cer- es in Mexico City... A} ean untock the maxble amateur fights. . which he -was buried, is said to be in the two fighters fe) possession, of, Senora Borneque do. 1a ; i @ resident of Paris, and. efforts ther than the bird :are being made: to obtain it. Pott a heri- long ago, ntin made | tage, in two ‘prlet Pe ‘of Roy up. until. that fi redial Slat rtrad Saloghrat and Charles} annex. to the temple ofthe same name. claims to have documentary evi- Murphy is a stick-| jots planned to take forcible possession Las ra bone ro Spain andother in Naples, Ifaly. stage -tleket an niamdo” ez, Spanish courtier, to: seats (one of the most brilliant. campaign: are. being erabbed apparently continued premium by. the trp the a a ate pia ek. a buried in the chapel of a mgn- seats in the par-|cordance with his male ‘at the'his son, phe res at Gunni- -headquarters during \siege of Mexico City, tery of St. Francls in | village near the Mexican tapital. it. the munas- 1629, Francis, 19 _Mexico City. religious pomp. und, ceremony ever re- ;eorded in the country. Plaza. The key Newspapers here have agréed' in this ite credence to of a direct descendant of |the keeper of the Hospital of Jesus, an \dents 16 conduct “a search fox the: bid. {ine place, many asserting it waz in Old The Teenie which ~ drove , er: ere pain aac = ylminated in the conduest from the “Aztecs in 1521; ha h near’ Seyille, Spain, in on tionery.| Mexico, not to the Mexico: City suburb of Coyoacan, which had ‘been Corteg's ‘the -memorable ezcuico, another The remains were moyed again in this time to the church of §t./ The transfer | was accompaniedby the most lavish In 1794 the re- hag been in a few more | mains were again given a new resung/} |place—the Hospital of Jexus of Nazar-/ finished with a pleated ruffle of the 1 | (Written for the United Press.) | NEW YORK, Mar. 19.—It’s. hard to and some of those other fabled dames of pulchritude ever won out in the prize beauty contests without so much paso. single blue serge suit or a taffeta | frock on. their backs, Nowadays, no pulchritudinous peach could even imagine a taffetaless or blue [sergeless existence. Indeed blue serge is as omnipresent in our best ward- robes: as blue blood in our best families. Tricotines, twills and gabardines have } tried in vain to down the old reliable }and doughty serge for twills may come and gabardines may. go, but blue. serge }surges on forever. In the newest spring suit models it is | blue, serge that, builds the abbreviated | ‘Eton jackets and the swagger short | box coat effects so dear to the hearts | }of slim young things. The skirts are | rather to lumps than lines you must | your jacket Eton: Taffeta is becoming as much‘ of a herald pf the spring as the first robin x the premier crocus, It swishes and rustles its Tustrous triumphant way at /the head of the spring fabric proces- sion. For afternoon frocks, . suits, wraps and evening gowns it. quadruples | in brass or some base metal for who | .@an deny that there is Jess silk and morrow than yesterday. Charming brown, cafe au lait. and beige models bave bouvant skirts} formed of three tiers of ruffles and in-| variably their semi-fitted bodices show | a low square*cut decollete finished in @ soft collar, ruffle or edging of cream colored, Ince, «The smart all black taf- »fetas aso have a, high light of lace at neck or sleeve to, relieve their sombre- ness and one stunning black creation shows, a deep ruffle of pleated taffeta | | falling peplum, like from the fitted! bodice: almost to the knee, elhow sleeves | conceive how Cleopatra, Helen of Troy | ¢ |For it is a sad verity that if you run) * forgo éatin® yourself-if you would have) Wyokans Oil» The United States civil service com- mission announces that a bookkeeper examination will be held in this city on April 10, 1920, >to establish an. eligible register from which selectiin may be made to Mil Vaoaycies as they may oc- cur in federal offices in the ¢leventh gon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Alas- ka). Entrance salaries tange from $900 to $1,400, per annum. For application blank’ and informa- tion apply to the local secretary, board of civil seryice examiners, at the post- office, this city,* or the’ secretary, Eleventh U. &. Civil Service District, }308 Postoffiee Building, Seattle, Wash. PHILIPPOTS LEAVE FOR Leon A, J, Philippot, president of the Syndicate,» and family, Ieaye.today for New York, where they WHI sail next Saturday for 2 two months’ sojourn in France, England and Belgium, going first to Paris. They ‘will visit many points of interest in the former. war zone. and will yisit friends and relatives whom they have not seen for many, esl insets ARSENE. LUPIN ON IRs BILL HERE TOMORROW One more’ noted character of fiction has been transferred to the screen. ‘This ‘ime it is, Maurice Le Blanc’s master- crook creation, Arsene Lupin, who ap- pears as the hero of a Paramount. Art. craft picture, “Teeth of the Tiger, which is coming to the Iris theater v- morr Interpreting the role of Lupin is David Powell, a finished étor who is said to be well equipped physically CASPER EARLY IN APRIL civil seryice district (Washington, Ore-| provement abutting or adjacent to said streets and alleys, which said property consists of certain lots or parcels of land all of which will be specifically. benefited by said improvement, and the boundry of said districe to be as follows, |to-wit: Beginning at a point on the} Western line of Jackson street 150 feet | South of the South line of Second street | further described as the Southeast cor- ner of Block 47 White’s Addition to the City of Casper, Thence Southerly in a straight line along the West line of Jackson street, a distance of, 1200.5 reet to a point on the North line of Sixth street further described as the Southeast corner of Block 61, Sheridan Heights Addition to the City of Casper. Thence Easterly, and in « straight line along the North line of Sixth street, a distance of 980 feet to a point being the Southeast corner of Block 72, Sheridan Heights Addition to the City of Cagper. \ ine along the North line above described, a distance of 36 to a point on the West line of Conwell street produced. Thence Northerly and in a straight line along the West line of Conwell street a.distance of 900,5 feet to a point pbeing 150 feet South of the South line of Second street. Thence Westerly and in a straight line and parallel to the South line of Second street a distance of 944 feet to the point of beginning. Section 3. The time and place when | and where the said City Council wilt meet and consider, all remonstrances and objections to the said proposed im- provements is bereby fixed on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1920, at 8 o’clock P. M. at the Council Chamber of the said City Gouncil; at the City Hall, South Center street, in the City of Cas- per. The time within which said remon- strances:and objections must be filed in writing with the City Clerk of the City of Casper is hereby affixed as any time on or before the said eight o'clock | P. M. on the 5th day of April, A. D. | 1920. of Block, 72} fect | duction of nayal stores, and her pro- duction si about one-fourth as much ag the United States, the department of agriculture states, Aside from lumber, the southern pines, particularly the long- | leaf pine, are the source of our naval stores, representing a value in excess of $20,000,000 a years The position of the United States in these important} raw materials at present is a command ing one. A new project in nayal stores is open- ing in the west where the forest acre has given a permit to a Portland (re.) turpentine company to extract: pitch from 160 acres of Douglas fir on the) Umpava, national forest, This company } is pioneering the new ns ee in, the west. LITTLE WN CLAIM wine | BY JAPAN THAT RIGHTS OH, BOY! NO JOY! We Sure Are on The Trail of the Arrow Wednesday and Thursday AT THE IRIS TYPEWRITERS CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter : Cc] 101, Wyatt Bldg. &ypnmy, Australia. stage Sir! Joseph Cook, minister ft the navy, asserted in a speech the other day that there was “little in Japan's claim. that she was being’ deprived of privileges she hid erijoyed_under German rule in METAL COMPANY 525 East Fourth St. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, COAL WAGONS, GAS ENGINES Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center NORTHWESTERN. IRON & Bought, sold, rented, repaired, Dealer Phone 856 YOU CAN NOW PHONE 1380 when you have an accumulation of ny jeth, an, institution founded and ¢€n-! game with an inner ruffle of blonde SW Digtrionically derma kart mie Section 4, That the City Hepord, | i ; ‘ Sarned [CONSE BS Cortez, There was no period} jace. ‘The same lace {s used to make a ia erate ay Cain ina pau a feveiciee er, being the said City. Clerk, be and | Austin, Weedell,, reventhy returned’ ¢ interruption until o crowd of demon-| tavish full deep. Jabot that hangs from jam peareuerite rtot, long a favorite! ierefy is directed to give not Ices | from the maval aviation. ige lis, ber from to, visit his, brother, George, “Wendell who. is it in a local hospital, ee fans, and the rest of the cast 2: \strants in - 1823 wished’ to scatter the same high order. According remains as a, tuken of their: indepen}} dence when a secret removal was made ntil the flame. of revolution died down, | than’ ten persons a high crush collar of black velvet 5. o¢ tho and lends an od word eharm to @ con-' to the story, Arsene Lupin has abandon fection that is distinctly new. Taffeta | eq his criminal ways and is living as a combined with, serge, with tricotine, | respectable gentléman in an American days notis to all | pst It is in this hospital; or church. as, it) with ratine, with chiffox:and Georgette suburb when he is summoned to lend David. Huijtér- a 1. Brént, both is pov, Lbgt the historic, crystal coffin! continues to be in navy blue, his talents toward discovering the <.ur of Pleasanton, ‘have eft (for! {aecatedt hy bars and plates of silver! prown, black, and. white it is being used qerer of an old millionaire invali. He Shoshoni, Wyo., after. “spent several jund containing the dust of, Cortes wrap; days'Here ‘taking thé state board examt-'peq in linen embroidered with gold, nation of pharmacy. deposited and now is believed to await othe retunn to Mexico of the golden’ key ‘with which ‘ts hiding plice may be un- “Jocked. . extensively for dressy little trotteur suits. Next to taffeta’ as a popular spring silk foulard is found well in the fash- ionable ring. In bizarre color effects and weird Oriental designs it fashions succeeds in his task only after several exelting adventures, tnto which an at- mosphere of mystery and a pleasi love story have been woven. The film vas directed by Chester With Wrestling and Bo CHAMPIONS IRIS THEATER, MONDAY, MAR. 22, 8 PM Geo. Coplen vs. Heinie Zimmerman 10-——ROUNDS——10 This ought to be one of the best contests Casper fans have ever witnessed as both men are tough and it will take a lot of punishment to stop either of them. CHAS. DOYLE SPIKE MURPHY Tribune Want Ads bring results, quaint and striking little frocks that depend solely on their material for adornment and eschew all outside deco- rations; save perhaps a touch of lace | or a fantnstic girdle of heads, cord, or woven, raflla, Ramin, by the way, as a means of frock décoration, is very smart and vies with yarn, In vivid hues it works out colorful motifs on clotlt and silk models and adorns hats and turbans, bags, |! sweaters and. even parasols. Skilted Opticiang i Henning Hote! Casper’s Favorite, 148 Ibs. ting Boilermaker, 145 Ibs. kee athie ‘ AL PLAZA vs. AL YEAG. | Phone 1127- R Seow: AE scan sy Cure 100 » WRESTLING—30 MINUTES—OR TO ONE FALL HUGH DOWLER - vs _ GUS PAPPAS No Mix-up in, Your Seats—Every Seat Lettered and Numbered ane "? ADMISSION-_52, $3, $4, Plus War Tax ‘STAHL THE CLEANER CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING 2 Babe Ignds gn the pill it travels a mile,” says a spectator! BABE RUTH $ HOME, RUN ON THE LE KS—"Wh, Called for und delivered the GEO. McLEOD, Prccanes. uiNIt. SUMAN at the Country kes at Jacksonville, Babe basn't much time just now for golf, Manager Huggins inconsiderably be-, sume day, St box {2 Sumbnase sucintahen But Babe surely can hit a golf ball. i i