Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1920, Page 6

1G HORN MAY BECOME LITTLE HORN IF LOVELL WINS FIGHT FOR REDIVISION OF IVELE, Wyo.. Oct. 23.—The har-)a majority désire county division. 1¢) ei geographers who are endeavor- | the Tnajority! does desire it, a division | Pp to keep track of changes ‘in the / bill, it is forec at, he introduced| _of Europe should be thankful that early im the. sesskun of the logislature i ne their a to keep ne pubile | which meets next January. igrmed regarding tme boundaries of} jig Horn county once wes some PoP * : fale to "becamel phoreso: “In tact, |petiar eae ee ae toe OFS ic a. cunsestion faae epineldental (erate, "Hit Horn. basin? | stretching Ht : a undary—-a reg’ may pos evita ites Scqmpats 5 Proreny, nificent distances and incaleulable’ nit wed toecaduceet ce: rel i eo ural resources. Then the residents | Phe Cope mine tecture Horn the northwestern portion of this em-; tid ebpinmalteryfnaae that the pire betame discontented — because ie) gation is Intended to suggest. ths | pacin, Sen Shae ea rien | 2) Basin; and Basin politicians—politicians | Bend :OF the shorn. have 2 tendency, to cluster about ie newest Big Horn county division | county seats—persistently ‘“‘hogged"' | Mject. centers in and about Lovell,|the county offices and the emoluments Mich Very logically would be the coun-'and more desirable benefits of county | at of a new county should a new) government. | Therefore the “outland- | ity be created from the northern | ers’ arose in their-wrath, pulled divers tion of Big Horn. A committee ap-|and suriry political «rings down Sfited by the Lovell Commercial club} the state capital and, lo and beh ssessed valuation Horn county found: itself. seve area of the pro-|aimost through the midriff and d new county an@ has found them | western severed portion the ema i amply sufficient to méet the re-| pated and independent county of Park jwtements of the county. division law. ig Horn, however, still was y% club now is canvassing the. resi- | ‘ ‘of a county, having an a ymmts of the proposed new county, ta’ oximating that of the state of Con-| ys a referendum to ascertain whether | necticut, but it was not to remain so : for long. Thermopolis, near its south in fern edge, became ambitious and con- 2 “LIGHTNIN’” BILL | ceived, promoted and got away with hi |the county of Hot Springs, and simul-{ byt BOOSTS HARDING [taneously Worland, a few miles north as of Thermopolis, suffered an attack of mis |coun‘yseatitis and conceived and put ve | through the project for erection of the ot county of Washakie. Wen these car ing operations were concluded the once proud Big Horn county had been’ re- ‘duced to a mere minor fraction of x OS 3.4 > ed |former broad area—u fraction wh 8 viewed on the map by one. unfamili ay | with its boundless natural | resoure ze, ‘had a tendency to suggest that the ov | geographer, having limned the outlin' foet” }of twenty ether counties, found him. iz A {self with an uncharted fragment left fay over and designated it “Big Horn cou t |ty” merely to fill out the state r lu: angle. | So Big Horn county. stands toda and ‘certainly will stand for ‘a wh longer, but if the tentatively conside: oa Tove division plan goes through he legislature next winter, two years hence Big Horn will have been reduce? to a narrow strip of territory and will be—with the possible exception of the Lovell county—the smallest county of the state. So does the old order chang? |—as a geography wrecker ‘war has othing, nothingtall, on the county «i sion fever once a people become su | ficie discontented with things |they have been to become thorough } inoculated with the baccilus of more centralized self-government. While tentative county division plans have progressed further in Big Horn | }eounty than elsewhere, the county di-j | vision idea is at work in other 1c Frank Bacon, president of the newly organized ctors’ Republican zue,a veteran of the stage who now playing his third year in in “Lightnin’.” Mr. . Dixey, the | xecutive secretary of the League, | njoy the distinction of having | iplayed the longest runson Broad- | nspway of any actor. in a Hair Receiver- | Keep it onYourHead with | Newbro's Herpicide EMAKER TARE ACHSTAWIOR(: MAIN Sold by Drug and Department Stores. t Applications at better Barber Shops KIMBALL. DRUG STORE Special Agent, HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Including Cotton Seed Cake and Meal *~PHONE 621 For my prices before buying. W. R. JOHNSON SIOVES Prepare for Cold Weather Now * | HEATERS, $5-T0 $33.50 RANGES, $22.50 TO $54 New and Second-Hand Furniture of All Kinds Harned & Son | Buy now and haul at your convenience. _ ke ALY TO BE FLOWN IN GORDON BENNE ‘TT INTERNATIONAL. LAN) CE—Tine’ designed by Alfred V.-Vervi fe icld, Dayton Re An nett international aii altitude record, will fly the army entry in the race. ¥ f t | areas. the by portion | tinental divide, |introduced—or, more correctly, re-in: | maa = eT EN 120 West Midwest Avenue Phone 249 ities of the inability \act creating a new county from that ot Fremont west. of the con- ‘troduced—that perennial measure for) | the segregation as a new county of the {,|Portion of Fremont naturally cributary, | or by many held to be naturally tribu-; ‘tary, to the growing and ambitious, town of ‘Riverton, which portion rough: | ‘ @ ; FREE FREE MUSIC MUSIC state and the legislature, it appears probable, will be; Also the residents of the Jackson Hole to devote a considerable portion’ are milling regarding a county divi- of its limited and highly expensive time | sion project, and thelr neighbors to. the | |to considering the ambitions and coun-|south, the Star Valleyites, also haye mbitions of the residents of other | kindred but conflicting plans, Fremont county, }of the once great Big ,Horn and itself) legislature be called upon’ to dispose of offspring Sweetwater (Fremont state's largest county, and Sweetwater second largest), an acute case of indigestion induced! to harmonize the cilable ambitions of various factions ot its inhabitants. |be before the legislature a bill for an of the ie, aeronautical ineer of McCook Field, Dayton, irplane race to be held in o Ti gee, r mee, 27, 1920, Sixteenth ly consists of the eastern one-third. 3 and it Vast mother ; would cause no astonishment should the once magnificent | bills contemplating the division of Lin- today is the coin county three ways.” | is suffering from irrecon- | Before Buying a Winter Car Call There certainly will; and probably will be prescription or TAXI and ride in the new Elcar. condition may of less or greater strength. Ohio, to be flown in the Gordon Ben- Major R. W. Schroeder, holder of woas BURNETT OPTICAL CO EYE TALKS F you ‘‘savye the pi&ces"’ we will be abie to replace your broken lenses) with accuracy Whether we wrote the original not. It is a good thing to remember that optometrists “agree that your eyes should be examined at least every two years, Their require lenses. Sa \ BURNETT OPTICAL (° At the-Lyric Butch & Blondy | Pe er BUTLER. Ask Brennan : Taxi Co. ene asBER. wYo. | | BLD ¢ ——— A 4 CT } avasuanenaflUQQUUeChisescaunsit/ NA Driving Ease in a MAXWELL ‘is Due to Special Steels Many who drive a Maxwell prefer it to a larger car. They like its nimbleness, its quickness in getting un- der way, its peculiar ability to- thread its way through traflic, its rare driving ease. One can drive it farther in a day with less fatigue than many cars much larger. The reason jis clear: its engine pulls no superfluous eliminate the useless weight —steels made to Maxwell’s own formulae, which equal pound for pound those in any car built. They. have extra strength forged into them, and they provide lightness. ’ This*is one reason why Maxwell has won public favor the world over as in- dicated by nearly 400,000 weight. now in use. How marked Not a’ single unnecessary the. tendency today. is re- pound burdens it. ‘ «. corded by a production of Special steels in a Maxwell 100,000 for 1920. Park Road Sales and Service Company Corner South Kimball and East Yellowstone—Phone 1223 Rete etre PASTOR TAKEN FOR BUR the tnunts posted signs in their windows reading, SHOT AND KILLED INAPARTM (By United Press.) : yah | Ps CHICAGO, Oct, 23.—Frederick Sextro, wealthy coal dealer, today ad-- mitted that he shot and killed the f : orial Methodist church in an ex¢lusive north shore district and. the owner, of | several large apartment houses. Sextra, who occupied an apartment above Ruff, declared that he mistook the pastor for a burglar, early this morning. It is understood that the two men had quarrel¢d recently over a rent increase. The Rev. Rif was summoned before the council committee investigating rent profiteering several weeks ngo on 2 complaint of his tenants. Recently “unfair landlord,” J. W. Gillie) Johnson Republican Candidate for State. Senator 5; From Natrona County Ably represented this county in the last-session of the State Legislature and was instrumental in securing yery good legislation affecting the progress and welfare of this county and state. Has been a resident of Casper for thirteen years and has always strived to work for the best interests of the county in general. Is a man of good standing in the community, success- ful in business and is well qualified to represent the people in the State Senate. 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Second St. Two Doors East of Postoffice PHONE 304 Life Is One Choice After Another We may choose where we live. 5 We may choose our means of earning a living We may choose between g i : » pendin: ivi fast as it comes in on hundreds of dhort sven: pie, a or saving up for a dozen lasting comforts, pra ie If it is yor choice to have thi er you our Savings D. e terest, while you Ried pig ngs worth while, we nt and 4 per i ‘ ; a cent in- are accumulating the price, Wyoming National ‘Bank Rey. Frederick Ruff, pastor of the Mem- — _ ‘