Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1920, Page 6

| TODAY’S SPORT EVENTS | CASPER ELK TO SPONGOR oTATE TOURNAMENT AMATEUR TITLES Championships in Six Classes to Be Determined in Ath- letic Carnival Scheduled in This City for May 28, Open to All Residents of Wyoming A state-wide amateur boxing tournament for the champion- ship of Wyoming is to be held"here May 21 under the auspices of the Casper lodge of Elks. Six classes of fighters according to weight will be decided in the big tourney which is the biggest effort in the state to put amateur boxing on its feet. Prelim- inaries will be started nearly a week before the night of all final HARD FOR BOUT: A , the final bouts probably The HIM—The d- 1 he similar to the club tournamen Athleti ann boxin nament held each winter in Den engraved gold wat ven to the winner in each clas Ps will incl. pounds; | welterweigh 5 pounds; middleweight, up to t heavywe! t, up to and heavyweight, all above DEPENDS ON nt BOSTON Boston Americ a gr on Sam Jone ia ue team is depe isomely deal in its coming eampa The twirler was not of ur, but training great value to the team last y ht well at the 1 35 pounds; up to t been going Big Wrestler Takes Daily Jaunt De- spite Snow, Tops Off With Mat Work pounc poun bi tournament to be amp. ent all Elk coe YOUNG BATTLES GEORGE TEN WHIRLWIND ROUNDS ons to be followed by contestants is to be to these lodges, to differ i nizations and chambers of mmeree 1 parts of the state, as to the principal newspapers in ScorT's Al Morey with George Manley of last week after ten rounds lmilling. Young went up : xcky maountain region | McLeod, promoter of of real caliber. He we of the bout by a bad otice i her weight Allen E Iris ate roads < rite Av atl top condition, merely in to get the best 1. He realiz snows ent civic or lor he i work ypears to be “put door not conter and W ¢ | BLUFF, Neb. Young of Caspe April 19. got a draw Denver here of hard ist a man handicapped which sort of physical con 8 : a hard or i been unusually sue: ing m@ hes here, will a large part of the ar and will supervis A com who sta, of of events of preliminaries rules composed of Dr. J. C. Jeffreys and . Stirrett named to ct judges who! who def cide all bouts including the pre-| program s to be held at the Casper Ath-| Elks. preceding the final be open house nish sr SOLDIER DO local lodge of B. and each | {member of the E’ and el: where will b guest to the big tournament. Th y will | be held in the I. 0. O. F. h A committee comprising r and Carl Jourgensen ted to have charge of th rrangements for the tourn¢ | The comr to have » of the publicity » tournament consists of Rr S » McLeod, D. L. Brec in r fans are ork aE 4 men ‘asper Athleti ns and Walter Joe which ated Heinie with Tay here was rman of Zimme in cha en c the RAS IS LOOKING FOR BOUT IN CASPER Soldier in C of securin: feather out ¢ on nights ng in ask one tou: confi the b x pin most a ight to the mat. will pin 7 c k T. We been | 1) ne ne ec ar : tHe atch with boxer. He Athletic be ith intention som@ local will work club match cha but it he can ———————— TWILIGHT LEAGUE WIL ~ DRAW UP RULES TONIGHT Outlining of up jof ruleg and main order of business mecting of the Twillght ° League ‘of baseball teams. The meeting is to be held in room 306, O. & S. building, start ing at § @fgboek. | Thus, there ten | tentative teamS for the league. ‘They ure the stern, Burlington, two | from th . two from the Stand. ard, the American Le » Mullin club, the high school and the Wyoming | club. ] a dr rounds. In his f he scored o kayo In eight-round go. a ger 6 ! Realty Transfers —_ | o the second ¢ u oy Henr consider Mc Sedda tion Florence RK. Holmes part of of chedules and drawing eration : fations will be the } et ux, I tonight at the | , Kenwood addition; consideration . ois Annie P, Hamblet, et vir, to Har- Kapelas, lot block rs addition; consider alty to Jule emelaer and 18 add to George 200 WILL YOUR WIDOW —wear as good clothes as your wife Dek blo usper | Athletic 1 of uyers not on any firm or epmpany team, old baseball working town offic mall firm notrepresente Membe club will playing such the » compos —depend on a “want ad’’ Sehu to get a job? | lot 31 1ddition; consic Walter 2, Midwe Thon to block players in in the —or will she depend on a MONTHLY INCOME from the NEW YORK LIFE to provide as good clothes, as good food, as good shelter as you provide now? wn sor any to rue. 1 block —— =, ADLER-I-KA DID “I had pain in the pit of m no appetite, stomach much gas. Doctors could not the FIRS of Adl me.’ (Signed) Henry Welp, Iowa, One stomach, STANTLY. lower bow mentary matter CUR diciti ye Mc: amara to block 9 IT! stomach, and very help me. ka helped sake View, addition; consider on : Y to Dennis 103 If you don’t know ask KEMP Who’s Kemp? ‘con sideration, etc.. W. D. Mannen F. Burdick, White's add Thomas H Mary 7, Bu rle Tucker ation Bolen to I Adleni-ka relieves and constipation Empties BOTH flushing STIRE ali- Removes ALL foul poisons system. Often ts appen- i-ka many buckthorn, éther sim- Ady. dose sour IN- upper and as Anders canal. which constipation We have sold mixtu ine and sper Pha NEW YORK LIFE AGENT of course 111 E. 2nd St.—Phone 370 I Adle of nine macy D ar 1 cascara, M drug dan Coe und Heights; cor to Ar ind part of PSOSSOSOODOS SOOO OOOS Casper Auto Radiator Works Successors to O. K. Radiator Shop tion Marqu lot 8 EB sideration The Chamberlir Undertaking WwW. part o L. al and block 10 lition; con ind Todd block Furniture Company to lot 10 block W. Me inte locks Bowman 11 Kagy to F one-fourth pi of Auto truck and tractor radiators repaired and re- built. Any make car properly installed. Modern equipment and expert mechanics. Estimates cheerfully furnished on all jobs. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 435 W. Second St. (Old) 435 W. Yellowstone (New) ——t | POOSOOOG909 909500000 F6 OOOO DODO SOOO SOOO OPO OOO SOOO ODOOD die D. 4 CALENDAR OF SPORTS Eddie 6 rounds. The blue in th tion to its Fitzsimmon at Philade — Iphia. inds-in constant “TALK WITH KING” To live better and save more is the big idea that goes to bed with us all. Most of us fail because we don’t use the means at our hand. An endowment.policy does it, if in the PENN MUTUAL LIFE. TIN THE TAILOR Do Your Tailoring Also Cleaning and Pressing 20 Years’ Experience CALL 467-R An Inquiry Entails No Obligation WILLIAM E. KING, State Manager Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Phone 120-J Suite 2, Lynch Building FOR SALE new Pine. owing NOR'T only $ Mr, Vivion. Phone SALE. sridan 1 blo Burke Lots ehts. and 8, Inguire By, owner, one extra well four-rbom house. Center; lot 50x140. A Phone 299M te Oh SALE | Inauire Howard Miller, | Durbin. ‘Three! dozen Jaying hens. Milita and t* FOR SALE SALE—$2500 will buy we ing ensy Phone 1086. ew, five-room and bath, ent apartment renting for FOR § wit! per month cks from enter of- town. 0. Owner. 4 WANTED for clean boara »—Girl mand Washing; rough-dry o FOR SALE OR TRADE size house from 10 pms down » room modern, furnished or un- hed, any part of Casper, on Cen- street north of court house, close and some new houses just’ being on Railroad Best than rent other ome some s good and lots S. WALTER SV. N. WASHIN A t | 7 HEHEHE HEHEHE EK HALAL Casper Business Dire | WHEE . HH KE KH Es ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE RE TRY CORPORATION AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTAD Stock Registrar Transte “ \} | PH = 66 208-11 Ol! Exchange Bldg. | o- | 1 | | L REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Auditors & Aegountants Stock Transfer Agents 206 0, S. Bldg. Phone 767-3 | 0 ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICE rehitects Townsend Meek Phone 440, | Rooms <4: Casper, Wyo. i i — | GARBUTT, WEIDNE 1 Archi 415 ON Exchange Blég. Phone 1162 R, FELMLEE Architect 117 EB. First St. Phone 1374. o. | 4 ie AWNINGS BAGGAGE AND iRANSFER — ae Ls 4 RANSFER & 8) « e— Tait’s Billiard Phone: Rea, 57-W. Office, Moving a Specialty. CHIROPRACTORS DR, J. . SEXY REY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractysn, Lyre Theater Blige Cer oe 8 te Utfice Phone 708. ites, Se DR. EDNA HAHN Chiropractors . Townsend Bldg Phonent Res, 1235 ARNED Phone 60W. COLLECTIONS COLLECTIONS Credit Rating Exchange anywhere. Con- Credit. Associations United States and the Canada. Corner First & Wolcott, Upstairs. Phone 94, [ler eek We Take Care of the Home Building H. J. KOSIKI & COMPANY Carpenters & Contractors Cor, Lambert and Washington, Nort’ Casper. ET ME FIGURE WITH YOU ON i OUR HOME OR BUSINESS KLOCK | PETER CLAUSEN General Contri Office 306 O. 5S. Bldg. P. O. Box 1145 ¢——__——-9 L Y¥ { i i | i | me Spee RE ar called for and delivered; wo’ juss. Phone 190M. 4-19 ANTED—Office girl who can u iter and take dictation. Ss fete- -6-uf WANTED— repairing, eens mad is: WANTED—Laundress. Wyatt Ca ria 4 ! ‘arpenter work. General screen doors and window to order. Prompt service and story work guaranteed | Phone 0. 4-8-tf KMHIAHAA KAA ALIA AEA AEA AAAA SE, and Professional ctory =sa5: . LAEEEEEEED HHH AHHH AHI IAI AAAS IAS SASS SASS SAS SAAS SSA | o- —_____________.___ -___9 The CASPHK PRIVATH BOSPITAL R40 Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 R. LATHROP, ! Surgeon tn Ch: : Robrbaugh Bul ra Office Phone 54; Res. Phone 11 —- ° | ~° DR. LN, FROST Rooms 204-206 Phone 123. WYATT HOTEL DENTISTS cr. J. C. BIBBS Dentist Rohrbaugh Bl (Over Casper Pharmacy.) Phone 54. ELECTRICIANS AMERICAN ELECTRIO CO. 112 KE. Third St. Phone 1080 Armature Wind- Motor Repairing, ing, Enectrical Wiring. and Con- —$—$<—<$<$ ‘asper, Wyoming ———o Suite 316 O:1 Exchange Building . 1 racting. 3 yal: WILLIAM 0, WILSON i Sultes 14-15-16, Townsend Block MICHAEL W. PURCELL Cusper, Wyo. Phone 8d. —_—_— LAWYERS Attorney at Law ———< Attorney-at-Law 1 i oo —— HAGENS & MURANE, | Lawyers. 204-207 Of) Exchange Bldg, { Casper. Wyo! ra ! NICHOLS @ srimer Lawyers . t 3090-10-11 Oli Exchange Bleg, ~* ——— | GRORGE W. FERGUSON * A y-nt-Law { ' t PLANING MILL ; See J. 0. JOHNSON for Mill-Work and Window Glass PHONE 1323, Mill Rear of McRorey Apts, PLUMBING AND HEATING ———__ { J. DONONUB | Plumbing and heating, hot water | heating a specialty. "Jobbing of | all kinds promptly) attended to. | Shop—826 8, Spruce. Phone 200 —o W. M. PALMER Plumbing, steam and hot water heating: Rudy pipele: | nace, Jobbing of all , Wgattended to. | Shop W. First. Phi aw. QaeClure Bidg.) 4 ee PAINTER rrr | Let | THE ZIEGLER & Figure with you on your Home or Business Block, General Contractors Office 336 N. McKinley, Phone 912M. Camp Work A Specialty Estimates Furnished CHAS, B. JOUNSON Rig Corftractor 10163. P.O. Box 924 Military, Caxper, Wyo. CLOTHES CLEANERS odeling | B POINT | Center, Linden and Railroad Sts. “Service” Our Motto. hes Dae ee DRESSMAKING inia Hotel) Ss PARLOR New Location Ia Apartments aust First St. DOCTORS ——— ee DR. MYBHS> Physician and Spectal attention givev to diseases | of women and children, Satre 200-201, O, 8. Bide. Office Phone 699. Res. Phone 746 s —e G. 8. BAWDEN, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of th Genito-Urinary Tract and Diseases | of the Skin Office: Robrbatgh Bldg. Phones: Office 54; House, 847M; | Hospital, 272 or 273 Hours: 10 a. m/ to 1 p. M.; 4 p.m. to 6pm; 7p. m to 8:80 p.m | a rn eee ne | jt |> \7 \] it | PAINTER AND DECORATOR Quality in enameling, kalsomin- ing and all bran = ae ches of the paint CHAS. A. HAMILTON Phone 1145W. 639 8. Bee. $e? ROOMING HOUSES o { HOME HOTEL West Second Si. Qtrtethy Modern Rooms by Day, ie Niue P. DALTON, Proms STENOGRAP ae HER ———— PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Wyoming © Corner FL Ty REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS W. L. TALBERT, Representative at Smith-Tarner Drug Stere. Panamas, for ladies New trimmings; teed. We call f shinin, 123 Second, Can) Phone 1319W. Wyo. jurgeon given to obatet- eases of women and yaician Special attentio} rics and dis children V MARSHA ©. OTH, M. D. | ! ! P Office: Suite 4, Smith 125 North Center Pe ee ee ee ne nae el —-Phones— Office 120 House 25 - VETERINARY SURGEON ~~ R. A. RATHBUN { Veterinary recon. | At Cagper Pharmacy. Phone : WELDING Phone 674-3 ° Casper, Wyo. FRED BE. WOODBRIDGE Expert Oxy-Acetylene Welder Heavy Portable Outfit for Field Work and Boiler Repairing this is located only four | | 1| | MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1920 WANTED | | WANTED—Man to drill water miles from Casper. 229 E. Phone 1109. WANTED—Laundry work to tak Phone 654M. | WANTED—Man and wife want job on woman a8 cook, man’ expe- with sheep; good references. Box 161, Tribune. 4-15-40 WANTED—Experienced Senate Cafe Ca! WANTED—W oman on ood salary to right person. Phone 4, Box 141, Tribune. 4-15-tf WANTED—Contracts to build log cab- ins and shacks on homesteads; also fencing. Write Box 836, CABpery a + well 4 First. 4-16-6t e home. 4-Li-bt waiters at 4-15-6t to cook ranch;} ED — Non-union brickmasons, $10 per day, eight hours; about three * work. Transpsortation or funded. For_ particular: of Ernest White, General Co win Falls, Idaho. 4-17-12t WANTED—To Rent—Barn or building to store furniture. Phone 249. 4-19-2t WANTED—Position by 14-year-old girl. i inquire | tractor, T child's nurse Phone 6883. 4-19-1t WANTED—Man to do small job cement | work. - Phone 249; 121 West First. jotd number, - 4-19-2t as | WANTED—Competent Ford repair men with necessary hand tools. Boyl Garage. A reliable colored woman wants any kind of work by day. Phone 312M. =19 -2t® WANTERD—Bundle washing. Cedar; p 88S. 349 Ss. 4-19-1t? ANTED—Six or eight working men for steady board. Apply Ralston & ‘ittle store, S. Cedar; phone 688J. 4-19-1t* WANTED—Girl _ for work, Phone 635J. son general — house- Mrs. H. J Peter 4-19-tf OVERHEAD CROSSINGS FOR HIGHWAYS INVESTIGATED (Special to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, April 19.—Engineers of the state highway department and the Union Pacific railroad, are investi- gating the two graded crossings at Ozone and Granite Canyon, west of this city, with ‘a view to ascertaining the cost of work necessary for building overhead crossings. t If these two crossings can be elim- inated’ at a reasonable expense the state highway between this city and Laramie, will in all probability be built, south of the railroad betw two points, instead of north, as now planned. The construction cost south of the rajiroad will be less than. the north route, as the north location, will require entire new construction, pbs Die Shas MRS. SHEPARD | RESIGNS. FROM Y.W:G: A. BOARD (By United Press.) CLEVELAND, April 19.—Mrs. Finley | Shepard, formerly Miss Helen resigned today from the national board of the Y. 'W. C. A. because of action the convention of the organization took here yesterday. ‘This action included | the adoption of the social creed of, the | Federal Council.of Churches, whose creed includes abolition of child labor, demands for a living wage and old age | pensions, ; | | LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INCORPORATION EQUALITY INVESTMENT COM- PANY was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of Staté of Wyoming, at 9:00 o'clock, a. m., April 15, 1920. ‘The term of existence of said company is for fifty years next after the above date. The object for which said corporation is formed is ta conduct a general realty, investment ant securities business, in| {the State of Wyoming. The capital stock of said company is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, divided into Five Thousand shares of the par value of ; One Hundred Dollars per share, fully- paid and non-assessable. The affairs and management of said corporation shall be under the control of three directors, and J. -T. Gratiot, P J.O'Connor and H. O. Barber consti- | tute said board for the first corporate | year of said company. | | The principal operations of said com- pany. The principal operations of said cow pany shall be conducted in the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming. Th principal office of said company is Rooms 309311 Oil Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming, and A. B. Stirrett is the agent for said company in charge jor said officg. J. T. GRATIOT, Secretary. | Pub. April 17, 19 ana 20, 1920. NOTICE At a special meeting of the stock- holders of O, 8, Building, a Wyoming corporation, held at the office of the company at Casper, Wyoming, January 2, 1920, ten o'clock, a. m,, at which meeting there were present in person owners of the entire legal issue of the capital stock of said corporation, by} proper resolution unanimously adopted the capitalization of said corporation was ordered increased from its present total amount of One Hundred’ Thousand Dollars to a total amount of Two Hun- dred Fifty Thousand Dollars, each share under such increased capitaliza- tion to retain its present par value of One Hundred Dollars; certificates veri- fied and acknowledged by the chairman and secretary of said stockholders’ meet- ing are being filed in the office of the Secretary of State cf the State of Wyo- ming and in the office of the County Clerk of Natrona County, Wyoming; the ucts’ and things done at sald meeting and pursuant to said acts of said stock-| holders were so ordered and taken under authority of Chapter 268, Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1910; said meeting was called, constituted and conducted inder waiver of notice signed by stock- holders owning in person all the legally issued capital stock of said corpora- tion. MAJOR ORMSBY, Pres., JESSIE A. ORMSBY, Secy. ‘een, those; * Gould, + WANTED WANTED—Reed, baby buggy; lean: reasonable. Phone 6873.) 4917-3; 4-17-30 Peat es ot heal Dok aed WANTED—Experienced floor man for garage; one who is willing to worl. Ino. M. Whisenhunt, East Side Garage. Phone 79. 4-17- Se TB ye i El WANTED—Someone with well driling outfit to drill for water. ‘hone 457W, or write P.O. Box.515, ‘Cas Wyo. 4-17-31 WANTED—Some one with tractor or team to plow 20 or 30 acres. Pho; 4n7W. 7 SEE BEN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE Phone 74W. CECIL BON 109 W. Firat sty B. L. SCHERCK WANTED—Anything of value you have to sell—furniture, rugs, sewing ma- ehines—any kind of househoid ¢vods. We buy and sell anything. hous 1086. 3-18.¢ WANTED—Second hand cloth and furniture of any kind. Phone the Salvation Army, @117. a-11-t¢ WE BUY, raise and sell rur-bearing rabbits,,and other wur-bearing ani- Li what you have with us, your lowest Beles on large lot shipments. he Fur & Specialty Farming Co., 615-517 N. P. Ave., Fargo, N, Dak. BOARD—B: 3-22-28t Toon, 330 We week or meal; also Third. 4-13-tt WANTED—Man and ranch. Call 106R. WANTED—Plain and fancy dress mak- Pr also remodeling. Bessey, (ih) on wife to work 4-16-20" Beech. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Four basement rooms, un- furnished. 826 West Twelfth.” | 15-4t FOR RENT—Three-room modern fur- nished house. Phone 848J. New au dress 1029 E. B., formerly Clipv street. 4-16- FOR RENT—Furnished rooms in apart- ment house. Corner Railroad and Cherry. 4-17-3t* FOR RENT—Redroom, adjoining bath; gentlemen preferred. 147 N, McKin- Jey. 4-19-1t FOR RENT—Bedroom, $3 a week and “up. 267 N. Wolcott. 4-19-1t FOR RENT—Three rooms, partly fur- nished, 524 S. Melrose st.,, Sheridan Heights. 4 FOR RENT—Two-room house, able for bachelor; South Japkson, Kenwood addition. C. L. Knight. 4-19-41° ‘F—Modern bedroom. Phone 257;.736 8S. Ash. 4-19-1t FOR RENT—Three-room house w furniture for sale. Rear 815 trona. 4-17-3t FOR RENT—First-class sleeping room half block from pavement, sul for two gentlemen. Phone FOR RENT—Elegant room in private family, conecting wath bath; one or two gentlemen; rent, $32 per month. Box 166, Tribune. 4-19-tf FOR RENTBedroom'in private fam- Phone 809J; 1174 8. niche { w ly. number). -2 FOR, RENT—One large, newly-fur- nished front room; also one furnished half basement room ,either suitable for 218 West Highth st.; phone 1362. 4-13-2t LOST AND FOUND STOLE? Two % Packers for Oil Well from Wilsons blacksmith shop near Brewery. partion return same at once and avoid arrest. THE WYOMING DRILLING TRUST Phone 561 4-16-4t ear tire and rirh; LOST—One new Good A d595; ever. pril 16. Phone 1 LOST—Saturday, pocket taining $37: also receipts from In- ternational Oil Workers’ No. 43; reward for return. Finder please return to 839 S. Spruce or phone 1159, R. A. astaerd -19-1t book, con- LOST—Certificate No. 7, Coliseum Motor Company, in name of Mrs. R. H. Nichols. Finder kindly return to 311 Oil Exchange building. STRAYED OR STOLEN—Three months old Airdale ‘pup, North Burlington ‘Phone 1029M. Reward. 4 ABSTRACTORS OF STATE TO MEET HERE APRIL 26 Abstractors of Wyoming will meet in Casper Monday, April 26, accord- ing to changed plans announced here today. On account of the tie-up in train service, it was decided to post pone the meeting from today until next Monday. The abstracting firms are to be guests of C. E. Littlefield & Son and the Natrona County Ab- stract and Loan company. SCOUT C (ONER OF DI TO SPEAK AT TUESDAY LUNCHEON John T. Malm scout commissioner of Denver, will be the main speaker before the chamber of commerce Tues- day at a luncheon to be held in the Henning hotel. Boy Scout ‘activities will form the topic of the meeting, which will be precided over by Am: brose Hemingway. Scout songs will be sung under the leadership of Jack Leary and the Boy Scout council of the chamber of commerce will attend in a body. To top off the program Boy Scout members of local patrols will be pvt thru some interesting stunts. ——>_— CARD OF THANKS, We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many loyal friends who sO unselfishly and devotedly offered their sympathy and kindly assistance during the illness and death of our dear wife and daughter, Marguret J. LaGant of Salt Creek, Wyo. Also for the beaut! ful floral offerings and for the comfort ing words of the minister. Thiose who came from a distance on this sé I sion will ever remember with gré hearts the genuine friendship of the _ Western people. PAUL LA GANT, Husband. Pub. April 12, 19, 26, May 3, 1920. N&S . MRS. JACOB REED, Mother. BROTHERS AND SISTER! ee EE TTS CLT I tre ie area eatenenaeianle nee So :