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

American Legion News Notes State and National oe bn ps to Ex-Service Men and the Afiiérican Le; Tribune as its Official Newspaper Edited by M. P. WEAR, Publicity Director for Wyoming BACK TO EARTH WITH A BUMP. The Oregon and Wyoming land fias- cos described In this #8ue are not ex- actly creditable to a nation that, prides itself, above all else, on its Wtisiness efficiency. The machinery jammed somewheré—what machinery thére was —for when faiths go to séventy-nine men out of 170,000, who exhibit enough snterest to write to Washington about the land, then it is evident too few wheels are grinding. To the returning soldier his familiar Americs took on the aspect of an El Dorado. He reapproachéd it with something of the practical idealism of the emigrant. To bé sure, he knew its streets were not géld paved, hut recollected how he hid always heard it} s the land of opportufiity and how. from boyhood, he had seen people ing advantage of the opportunity. And to whom would América quicker ex- tend the helpitig hand than her home coming defenders? He had been shaken out of a rut in which he probably would have lived and died but for the war's coming. Be- ing out, he deternined not to drop back. He heard the cali of the land. Picture the feelings, then, of some eight hundred of these pioneers who traveled to Wyoming only to find that less than «tenth of them could get, the land they sought. Picture the feellngs he} ‘BRAZIL 1S PLANNING 10 ENTERTAIN BELGIAN KING Which Designated The y making plans to enter. the King of the Belgians when }ae makes his projected visit to this |country later in the year. The steam- titiefes hate rot beer sthdfehtenea out|°? Uberaba, one of Brazil's best mer. yet. The bonds are now. worth Jess’ in} Cb4nt vessels, will be sent to Antwerp fayen market than’ the allotter actually |'° Dring him to Rio. . paid for them; ready cash is ag greatly HAN ADOTS) MAISES /WHETS 48: TOYS Pe hs: Gantuh’ an 1. thecal mana ts will be housed during their st: temptation to conyért: the bonds has been extensively _ reflecar- iphedty 16. eben. and re-furnished. ( But they are worth hanging on pee g They will increase in value as they : Broach maturity and as the: economic structure of Ariérica recovers its pre ‘war stability. They are on ideal um.-| brella against the: inevitable rainy day. And for many of us it will never rain! any harder than it did during the months following. the donning of th red chevron. Haviig survived that pe riod, it should take some little shower to drive us Ito financial ponchos. The | SU here, into ated ° { Today’s Events i ” one nd profound present time. He was Dorsetshire, England, and is a direet. descendant of the Sir Thomas Hardy in whosé arms Nelson died. In his youth the future novelfst read much and cherished the dream of becoming a poet, but he studied architecture in- stetd and in time became quite suc- cessful in the practice of that profes sion. It was while thus engaged that again turned his attention tg lit sratur For several years he assidu- ously practiced writing poetr; but Pa., when he was twenty-seven, he turned ler dropped dead. He was lefinitely to fiction. His first novel, serving in the chemical warfare branch.| «Desperate Remedies,” appeared in Miller was a candidate for state legis-| mn, of his ‘art until several years lature. 1871, but he was not recognized as a of his art until several years when was published “Far from of the most novelists of the born in MAYOR BOYCOTTED. Refusal of the town’s mayor to per. mit the post of Dixte, Il., to have box ing exhibitions ‘at an athletic enter. tainment surcharged Dixie with indig nation. While bowling ters, Lewisburg, at —_— ster The National Women’s Auxiliary will! hate of the men who went to Oregon only to be shown desolate tracts that re-| minded them of the rockiest, thorniest passes of the Argonne. The land and home f Legion’s four-fold compensation plan cannot make the désert bloom, nor ¢ they divide government sections s0 as to make room for all comers. But they can see to it thet the Machifiery Is ade- quate to give all land-toving ex-+ ice men oppdfttnity to establish their! homes wherever they want them; and to prevent such costly and disappoift- ing stampedes us Oregon and Wyo- Ming just have witnessed.—American Leg Weekly. atures of the PLAN MEMORIAL BUILDING. The G. A. R., United Spanish War Veterans, Véterzns of Foreign Wars and the, Americ: Legion are working at Oak Park, Il, for the erection of a $200,000 memorial building. Laf. tte police post, New now has more than’600 mem in the General York City, bers, all policemen who served army, navy or marines. HANG ON TO YOUR LIBERTY BONDS The succéssful flotation of five great War loans gave the American public a more Intense and personal interest in its own goverhment than it had ever had before. It made investors out of millions of men and women who had looked upon stocks and bonds as the prerogat and playthings of the wealthy. We have become a nation of bondholders—not bloated ones, either. _Millions of dollars’ worth of Liberty Bonds were bought by men in uniform by allotments. The system was honest and reliable, but it was not exactly speedy. Ii ieft many a newly discharged soldier and Sailor, with his $60 bonus gone for clothes and other immediate civilian es- Sentials, to whistle for vain months be: fore the sorely needed fifty or one hun dred dollars which he had permitted to be taken out'of his pay as a loan to his} boss could reach him and all of the LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS. Notice is hereby given that bids| will be received for the construction of improvements in Sidewalk istrict No. 3; for the construction of, side- waiks, not already cofistrticted arid the proper grading of the same. The amount of improvément pro- posed is the construction of all side- walks, not already laid and _ con- structed, which shall be constructed) of cémient concrete, five (5) feet in width, and properly graded, in ac- cordance with the ordinances of the City of Casper, heretofore passed) and adopted, ene to which reference is hereby made. ‘he estimated number of feet of} sidewalk pongenet ott is 83,000) square feet. The estimated excava- tion is 4,000 cubic yards. The estimated cost of this im- provemént as shown by the approved specifications is Thirty-two ousafid Dollars ($32,000) All bids for said work shall be marked ‘Sidewalk Proposals” and be! addressed to and filed with the City Clerk of the City of Casper, at his} office, and will be received until 2 o'clock P. M. on the Bist day of June, 1920, at which time bids will be opened at the regular meeting of said Council. certified check in the sum of| ten (10) per cent of the amount of the bid most be filed with each bid, to be forfsited to the City of Cas- per as liquidated damages if the bid- der be awarded the contract and fails to enter into a contract for such improvement with the cit within five (5) days from his not fication, if he be the successful bid der, to perform the work and to furnish a bond guaranteeing the faithful performance of the work. Such bond to be furnished at the time of the signing of the contract. Bids may be received in either of the two following forms or in both of said forms, to-wit: ed, creation. at will without whim or have a button similar to the emblem button of the Legion itself, but center, instead of being the army charge button, will be a gold or blue| star. A circular blue band will con t the words un Legion's Vyomen'’s Auxiliary the the | ea dis- | Madding Crowd.” In 1891 appear “4 as of the D'Urbervilles,” prob ably the most famous Of his works. Sie Se “of the birth of George L territorial *overnor of Ore: Centenary last LISTEN message from an American wireless station o1 at the Central II, | { 1 sete | — Wives and mothers of members of|_ Centenary of the birth Harry Bullock post, Harlem, New York! Saulsbury, United States senator from | City, are ta be relieved from dafly K.|Delaware during the Civit war period. | P. when the post establishes its club-|~ ___———SFSsS—SFF CST, house, in which a feature will be a| community dining-room that will 1 ei vide meals nt a lower cost perhaps than they can be prepared at home. The insurance man chased the business man into his office. LONDON—(B; of women in Egypt of Egyptian life, member of parliament, who has recent: | ly returned from a tour of that coun try. | THe men in Egypt, said Mr. Barneé, so far as sex relations were concern thought themselv the lords of} They could divorce their wives re m. and it uncommon for a man to have three wive: | The “In many houses,’ continued Mr,.! be 1 Barnes, never saw Woman and/ you can e it from mp that the p sifon of the women in Egypt is 0- | lutely one of serfdom and depend: ence. They spend their lives in miset able. hoyels; in working .in-the acy ing fields, or in getting water. “They are the serfs of the men and | as much beasts of burden as’ the don-| key and the camel. A people which} uses women folk in that way are des: | tined to be a subject ¢ and do not) deserve to govern.” That was his business. The business man chased the surance man out of his office. That was poor business. That was their business. was not grim reaper, the busine one year later, S$ man across That was unfortunate business. ynths passes and his chased into the street, That was nobody’s business. R. T. KEMP, Ast. New York Life Insurance Co. Special Sale Gut Flowers at Fhe pal|) 112 E. 2nd Phone 370 ace 240 South Center, Phone 247. AELSW HAMMERs {OR HOT WATER will not harm* CIiHEIE-3N'A M EtL* SIT. us on dates given below and SEE these brilliant, beauti- ful CHI-NAMEL Finishes tested lained during our x amel Demonstration and Chi- A Factory Demonstrator will be in charge of this interesting Chi-Namel Exhibition to explain and instruct. FREE Hs * A 30 cent can of Chi-Namel Varnish >with purchase of 25 cent brush to insure a fair trial Demonstration Today & Tomcrrow HOLMES HARDWARE €0. Phone 601 Upon the basis of receiving ments in cash installments as pro- vided by the Ordinances of the City! of Casper and statutes of Wyom Upon the basis of receiving ments in Special Improvement trants,. payable in installments oa tending over a period of four and ~ bearing simple Anterety a “he rate of six (6) per cent from the date when the City Council isstes such Special Improvernent Warrants and as each payment becomes dug, the interest on all deferred pay- ments shall also become due. The City of Casper reserves the right to reject any afid all bids. B. H. PELTON; St., Mayor. ASA F. . May pay- SLOANB, City Clerk. 26, June 2 and 9, 1929.1 DON’T WORRY! If it’s a watch—we ean fix it UNITED JEWELRY SHOP 151 South Center Street Oil City Plumbing Co. of Witlara| | TO AFRI Peckhi: Newton Kniglit M. P., listening to a the wireless ii exhibiti Casper Business and Professional weet Directory se ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORPORATION AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS Stock Registrar and ‘Transfer Agents. PHONE 660. 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. 9 Jaan | | } iN | q | Rear 122 Center St. Phone 711 Phone 1331, ° REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Auditors & Accountants Stock Transfer Agents _ » 8S. Bldg. Phone 767-2 y= —__________o ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Roams 24-25 Townsend flock Casper, Wyo, Phone 440. GARBUTT, WEIDEES & & SWEENEY jects 415 Oll Exchange Phone 1162 wR & STORAGH Billiard Hall on en. 87.W. Office, 104 Hoving 4 Bpeciaity. BAKERIES CENTER BAK turers and ¥ of. Brena” 4 W. Yellowstone Ave. O1L Manufa RY BEAUTY SPECIALIST BEAUTY SPEOLALIST Manlcuriag. (D7 us Bleaching: LEXIE A Scientific Seal” ‘Specialist and Mas- seuse. Combings Made to Order. Residence Call PHONE 1367. 620 E CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR, ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors, Lyric Thenter Bldg. Center Urtice Phone 706. Res. 9 _CHIROPODIST .Scientific Chirepodist sARL WALKER 631 East A St appointment only Room 204-206 Phone 123. WYATT HOTEL Seek ese alas THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 S. Durbin St. Phones and 273 DR. H. R. LATHROP Surgeon in Charge Rohrbaugh Building Office Phone 54; Res. Phone 116 HDES —ti(‘(‘é WYOMING aT AL CO. in Wool paren: Country shipments solicited. Proper attention Euaranteed. HONE 562 Went accom a: St. r, Wyoming. Se GAB CLEANING NEW ORK RARE CLEANING We cleas and re-block all kinds of Panamas, Soft, Felt and Stitt peice is ond (gentlemen, trim: work guaran-| ed. We eall for Una deliver. Shoe shining parlor in connection. 123 W. Second, Ste aa Wye. Phone 1319W. \ LAWYERS ! WILLIAM o | ‘Altorneg atkins Buites 14-15-16, Townson =~ Block ———S 1 MICHAEL W. PURCELE Attorney-at-Law ! Suite 316 on ye oenee Batldin Cas} Wyo. PI si Bxchange Bu Canper, Wyom! ae. rs em = NICHOLS & STIRRETT ! ! Lawyers | 3809-10-11 Of! Exchange Blag. — Suite 2 <P awnwend Bids. fe 2, wnsen 8 Phones! Res. 1235 DR. M, HARNED Chiropractor 2 N. Kimball Phone 1457 CONTRACTORS LET MB FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR HOMB OR BUSINESS BLOCK PETER CLAUSEN General Contractor Office 306 0. 8. Bidg. Phone Té7M | P. Q Box 1145 ——_—__———s Camp Work A Specialty Estimates Furnished CHAS, B. JOHNSON Hig Contractor Phone 1 rr P. Box 934 S11 B. itary, ‘Onlpars Wyo. a ee 0 C,.'T, PLUCKHAE Contractor and Builder. Let me figure with you on your new home. Inspection invited on work now under construction. Ren. 746 8. Durbin, | NTRACTORS & JOR N actors Connection, Midwest Ave. G Planing 239 W. CLOTHES CLEANERS ‘THE SERVICD CLBA! Horsch & N Cleaning, Tae De emodeling | Center, Linden, and Ratiroad Sta. “Service” Our Motto. Phone se! rrr 5S CLE ¥ ING AIRI SUPERIOR ‘TAILOR 8: 218 8. Center. Phone 1216 Suits Made to Order Physician ani L ecial attention ‘women and children. . 3. BA | prati¢s linttod to diseases i phe pasy, Tract and Diseases 4 | of t Sas Rokrbi Office 64; spital, Piey Hours: 10 @. m. to to 6 Dp. m; 7 p. at ‘Orel Phones: Hos) ema 347M; 4 D. a \.. MARSHALL REIrH. mM. D. Physician and Surgeon Special attention riven to obstet- rics and diseases of women and children. Blackmore 6 Building { | Phones: Office, 30; Residence 164 I Gigi w. aaecuson ttorney-nt-Lay Rooms bret Townsend Blig. Phone 196-5 Casper, Wyoming OPTICIAN 1 i { i ! «. Our Work Is Guaranteed. 262 South Center Street a a | A PAINTER | PAINTING | Patnein aInteeice | ng and Interior D i] 236 Werte Walegtt tear ee ne 627 Satisfaction Guaranteed PLANING MILL $$ ——— ee See J. 0. JOHNSON for Mill-Werk and Window Glass PHONE 1323, Mill Rear of McRorey Apts, ——e UNION MILL COMPANY Shop and Offices Railroad and Durbin Streets Let us do your mill work Our prices are right We carry Sherwin-Williams Paints P one 1 1462 PLUMBING AND HEATING | J. DONOHUE Plumbing and heating, hot. water Pai itnas pescialty’ ToRELee of nda promptly atten to. | Shop—826 8. Sp Phone 2006 ROOMING HOUSES HOME HOTEL West Second 8% Strletly Modern Rooms by Day, Week or Month. Re: NELLID P. DALTON, Prop. Oe STENOGRAPHER ruce. o- REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS ‘W. L. TALBERT, Representative it al Smith-Turner Drug Store. Phone 17¢ TRANSFER $e FOR Quick SERVICE aE: HAMM RANSFER 35 VETERINARY SURGEON RR. A. RATHEUN Veterinary Surgeon. | At Casper Pharmacy. Phone 180, } trument installed =<. Phone 74W. CECIL BON Men's seconc-hand | Nata oantas ighest cash price ata for same. 116 East leweet | Ayes! % phone 483J. WANTED One Lt sagt men’s secohd- hand suits, coats and pants. Highest prices paid. Will call for them. 130 W. MIDWEST AVE. Phone 19-J ANTED—Anything of atte 9 have to sell—furniture, ru We task kind of pousebela ood buy and sell anything. 1086, 8-18-18 WANTRD--Local married mati to han- dle the Jewel Tea Co. business in Casper. See Mr. Brammar at Henning Hotel on Sunday. 6-1-5t 7 WOULD BUY a residence lot and pay * about $200 down and balance monthly, P. O. Box 119, Casper, Wyo. 6-28-tf FOR LAWN BUILDING and seeding work call Richard Simpson. I have growing lawns to prove my work. Phone 57. 5-31-15t* WANTED—Roomers and boarders. 1141 E. First (mew number). 6-1-2t* WANTED—Dressmaker wants work in families; $3.50 per day. Phone 347-R. 6-1-2t* DAY NURSERY—Infants and children cared for by the hour, day or week. 716 E .Fifth St. (old number). 6-2-2t* WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand elec. tric washer cheap for cash. Phone 401, ask for Mrs. Boyer. 6-2-6t WANTED—Girl for gereral cleaning in hospital; $ per month, room and board. Casper Private Hospital, 6-2-tf WANTED — Woman “work shampooing, treatment, facial, sive best of references. Phone 1357. wants residence massage, ey “manicure, ete.; can Mrs. Carter, 6-2-1t* WANTED TO RENT—Garage or barn suitable for same; close in preferred; would diso rent room by two young men, P. O, Box 677. 6-2-1t* WANTED—Woman dishwasher; $15 a week and board. 534 W. Yellow- stone Highway, 5-31-3t .WANTED-—CItan, cotton rags, for wiping machitierys So per pound, Tribune Offic 4-21-tf WANTED—Second nana peptic and furniture of any kind. Salvation Army, @11J. WANTED—To Borrow—Twelve hun dred dollars on real estate. Address Drawer, Box 1103 Caspers _ ~28- WANTED—Tents, tarps, sadq@es, har- |,.2ess, tools and some household foods. Phone 1086. 7-tt ——$—$—$ $$$ WANTED—Some small houses and garages to build; also repair work. Phone (1342. 5-27-tf WANTED TO BUY—Wyoming Oi) Placer Claims. Give date of validating, letter. M. R..Brede, 836 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. 6-1-6¢ ANT light Phone 569M. 6-2-2t° D—A wagon. WAN’ —To Rent—Unturnished five room house; modern; will buy 315 N. Durbin. 6-2-1t* LOST AND FOUND LOST—New 34x4% tire on Buick rim, between Powder River and Casper. Finder kindly return and receive re- ward. E. L, tabrook, 535 Grant Ave. 6.2-1t* LOST—Sunday, on Salt Creek road, be- tween Casper and Nine-Mile Lake, one tire on rim, 31x4; patch on_ tire; reward. 316 S, Lincoln (new number), Phone 457-W. 5-28-5t* LOST—On the Alcova Road, one Ford tire and rim. Return to Mrs. Ewing ut the Golden Rule Store. Réward. 6-1-3t* Watch on chain tassels; reward. 6-1-2t LOST—Music roll containing hair goods; reward. Lillian Johnston, Henning Hotel. 6-1-3t* purse containing money, nd key with red string; find- P money and stamps, please to Tribune 6-2-2t MAMMOTH SALE MARKS RETIREMENT OF FLGIN FROM BUSINESS HERE Cc. Igin is retiring from the cloth- ing business in Casper after having been in the business for 30 years, 17 ‘of which were spent in this city. out his present stock of cloth. Mr. Elgin will start a b’ beginning tomorrow morning. Elgin said today that he would prices below what the same mer- chandise can be obtained on the eastern ets today. This is because he se- cured much of his present stock be- fore the high prices of today becaine éf: according to Mr. Elgin. ock in the sale includes Hart! and Marx and Sonneborn clothing, Stetson hats, Florsheim shoes, Nettleton and Walk-Over shoes, Man. hattan, Wilson Brothers and Earl and Wilson shirts. In leaving the clothing business, Mr. Elgin thanks all of his friends who have made possible his suctess in Cas- per. Mr. Elgin said today that he did not intend to leave Casper because he has many business interests here. He will maintain his home here, ere or six if suited. LOST—Laidies’ with small Phone 285. small gold return key The ater want for chief objection to five-dollar the 8 is that the speculators would ten doflars apt + cotamissiott selling them York World Debs probably will concar with Gov FOR SALE—A two-1 to be moved Bue number). hogany finish; s200,°4 to suit. Write Bo: FO) Dover Sts.; lots Inquire at 1212 8. Elm ¢ FOR SALE Contractors’ sls ca ra truck, $350; Ford $250 er, Box ley. FOR RENT rooms. Corner =. ana FoR RENT OTHree coh 651 W. Railroad Ave. FO! RENT — Tw ici aactinents partly furnished” Jack — sc partment, POiPnisned ‘or Heht laa ins: $40 per month: See me Lincoln. FOR RENT Three room FOR RENT—Furn Woledtt. Call bet FOR RENT—Three-roen, house; close in; no ehildren: 1193. ment and garage. Phone 1028-J. full description and lowest price in first | dren. coin St. FOR RENT—Three info wie outside a soni le Ty Taineo!n (old nee FOR RENT—F\ furnished a: ton, Phone 271- FOR, RENT—Sle¢ Fifth, Phone 758-3 FOR RENT—Dest for on@ or tw 418 East A st, Trauire bene ; Phi FOR RENT—~ nousekeepinis Bast. Second; . FOR \RP pee suite ble. ‘ernen: W806. two t basement apartments or two families; no Third (old number). FOR RENT=Three-roort” basement apartment. * 1219 & FOR RENT— suitable for roomers: élose to ni 582.3, 824 8. Da&vid. FOR rae ae aT wea close in. 338 S. Beech. FOR RENT—One-room and cold . water; bath; Phone 1193, FOR RENT—Apartment in new mi house; cast part of town; unfurn! except electric range and built-in rl en cabinet. Telephone 860. s2ht FOR _RENT—Four-ropm “furhishé house: modern; close in; no child! reasonable people. Box 239: eer FOR RENT—Two roots, Tight hbusekespinges at FOR RENT—Sleeping in town. 513 Fellow mith Gath ft ed ave; sat ss ni FOR RENT—Or able for offices, in. 618 Yellowstone: phon FOR Ree toe home. 327 8. oe <q ernor | Ibert, » issue WS. of personal L cA . 3 ¥ Lloyd George says the Versailles treaty must be. executed gee y would like to be the cacetonbe ad ansas Gaxette: sree aE The prohibitionist who declares ® that corks are. popping. ins <hell Ds ed means that hell is ‘popping’ in-Co Baltimore Sun,