Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1921, Page 8

+ FRENGH AIM 10 AEDAAET MAPS MIDDLE EUROPE Greek Statesmen See Hand of Quai d’Orsay in Balkan De- velopments, Says Athens Advites ATHENS. —( to United Press.}—That ap of middle in che mak- e marks of yeidespread statesrien here. The most of w rope Greece putable evidences of pro~ , a trait that in itself alone n the uncom- ries inc "s return, French ine jomats have had noth- and British dt ing to do with the new government. s n, Belgian, Portuguese and other nations dominated by the allies have been 1 mital. The Jugo- slavs have 2 been openly hos- tile. Rov titude also has given the nt here no little worry ani ment. The at e of the Ame tion—one of the most influ that of Athens—has been waiting” or “benevolent The first chiefly the work of Take Jovescu, Roumanian prem’ eign minister. It consist ealed combination of Gr zechorlov: Sulgaria and mania figured that it would help her retain permanently the Dobrudja and other territory wrested from Bulgaria and Austria-Hungary. Yugoslavia, at that time en ns over Fiume and Dalmatia needed a moral force to impress Rome. Czechoslovakia wanted protection against a revital- ized Hunga Jugo- uninterested in the Belgrade’s refusal to renew the Serbo-Greek treaty is re- garded as the first definite step to- wards withdrawing from all engage- ments with the Greeks. The new alignment, fostered by France, is said to call for a combina- tion consisting of Poland, Czecho- slovakia, Jugoslavia and Bulgaria and eventually with whatever power, other than Greece, controls Constantinople. Such a grouping would offset and iso- late Germany and other Bal ers influenced by he Gree: Roumania would be arated, while at the same time France would be in favored po Greece is counting interest to block the scheme of France. On the other hand, Germany's actions mex make it ex- d France re- case Greece WOULD LENE MONEY SCARCE Inability to Save Funds Holds Up Flood of Frenchmen and British Labor Into This Country (By ted Press) WASHINC March 29.—Great numbers of laboring classes of th England and France want to migrate to the United States, but are finding it impossible to do so through inability to save enough money and also because of the ad- verse monetary exchange. This condition was reported to the secretary of labor by Rowland B, Mahany, who was sent to Europe by the Wilson administration to at- tend the sessions of the. international commission on immigration and emi- gration whose resignation ‘was accepted last week by President Hard- ing. Low wages are preventing many Englishmen from coming to this country, the report said, while in France the present rate of exchange on the franc is an almost insurmount- able barrier to immigration. There was said to be a noticeable note of expectancy in England for better times, but rather a lack of optimism among the poorer cla In both countr ing classes plenty of who! however, the labor. id to be getting Mrs. Millicent Garrett Fawcett, for many years president of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage societies of Great Britain, and whose name is @ household word wherever the caus of woman suffrage is a live issue, is making a trip to Palestine at the age of seyenty-four. and your laundry will be called for and delivered Pearl White proteges | s CHILDRE) left, is her husband's son. Little 6 si right, was made co-defendant with hi was not the child’s father. ‘ZIONIST MOVEMENT IS BUILDING NEW PALESTINE, ment in Palestine. salem. He says that Palestine is getting a very fine class of young Jews from the Ukraine and Galicia, having fled from Bédlshevik persecution. Most of them are accompanied by their wives and intend settling down permanent- ly in the Holy Land. . “These young men and women, most of them be- longing to the “‘intelligensia” class, -|and including university men with de- are road-making, constructing ys and assisting in the recon- n of the country with en- real patriotism,” he de- w with the United “They lead a rough, hardy Ife, “hus- band and wife literally pitching their tents by the roadside. Nearly all the work on the land is being done by Jews, some of whom have come great distances. One Persiany Jewe walked ail the way from Persia to Bombay to get to Palestine. I also met some ry interesting Canadian Jewish rmers, who had come from the oth- er side ans to bring over other groups with tors and capital for working the land “The American group of Jews are doing wonderful work medically and the Zionist Medical Union has bee spending $50,000 a month, One of the most impressive thin the young generation of Jew parents 1 born in Russian ghete re fruit-growing and country because of their skill, now by the irony of fate, repairing one of the Mohammedan mosques in rifsalem, which {ig being architect. leaders, and has convin his desire not on to give them ‘ deal.’ GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING COMPANY 200 West Ine St. 3rickwork Carpenter Work Phone 1311-W Paperh: Cement Work Anything pertaining to House Repairing IMPORTANT FACTORS IN STILLMAN CASE—Jay Leeds, ear-uld-son of Mrs. Florence Leeds, who Mrz. Stillman claims of Winnipeg, and they had] ‘arming and showing that the ra ee, nin whet 18) now tbe aeate aoe will go back to their original role of| New York, in the year 1692, ei ee cultivators of: the soil. ee a is ‘ P McCracken, Kansas, with a popula- I found an Armenian & » who| Spee Spee wat pfscd fo on of 371, has the distinction of be- Je- construct- ‘Sir Herbert Samuel has managed} to obtain the confidence of the Arab them of] st them but| The | tillman, snappe~ at Lakewood, N. J., jis mother, as Mr. Stillman charges he SAYS BRITISHER By WEBB MILLER, United Press Staff Correspondent, ‘LONDON, March 29.—Sif Alfred Mond, first commis- sioner of works in the British ministry (equivalent to minister of public works), who has just returned from a visit to Jeru- salem, is enthusiastic about the progress of the Zionist move- Sir Alfred is himself a member of the Jewish faith and has been spending some ‘tiffie with his} body was found north of this. place, co-religionist, Sir Herbert Samuel, high commander at Jeru-|just across the line in Montana. government is opening up 120 Arab schools, and the responsible Jewish and Zionist leaders realize that the British insist on the proper treatment of the Arabs and their property. Great schemes of public works are going forward, but it should be un- derstood that the civil administration is being paid for out of the country's funds, and that Britain is only sub- siding the military garrison. “Not only is Palestine quiet, but se- curity is good and improving. An Arab and Jewish police force is be: ing established and a local militia is contemplated. Communication and transport are developing, and the bar- ren old land system, which left every- |thing at an economic standstill, is giving way to a new order. Tuykish rule left everything at a low ebb, the country was even deforested owing to |a tax on trees, and the livestock was reduced terribly.” Sir Alfred Mond declared that there are immense possibilities in the coun- |try, which was essentially a land for the smallfarmer. ‘There is. mineral wealth of phosphates and possibilities of ofl. i —_——e— In the lst of more than one hun- dred persons compiled by the Roman |Catholic church as suffering martyr- dent for the faith within the present |limits of the United States, there ap pears the name of only one woman— Frances Gonanhatenha, an Indian, |who was tortured to death at Onan- ing the smallest place in the United States having the city manager form] of government. COAL N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 KEEP SMILING © DR. J. H. JEFFREY HAS 87 DAYS TO SERVE (Paid for by Friends of Chiropractic.) INCREASE N FREIGHT RATES 1S PROTESTED TIME EXTENSION FOR DRILLING, , “Sse Holders of Permits Under Section |Faltroads to increase the freight rate 13 of Leasing Law May tol Belk, Take Sea : before i here ier R. T.-Eddy of (Special to The ‘The railrozds recently filed tariffs call- WASHINGTON, March 29.—Hold- ers of permits under section. 13 of the | {ne sores rate te tee eins that leasing act who, by reason of cli- ed bhai bere: Eas ie Dente matic ‘conditions or other reasons be-| commission. Sa yond their control have been unable! protest against the pi aa ee to begin actual drilling within the caccuina toy trenmcontitmetionentne ate required siv months, may secure|the freight rates on s Sots an extension of! time within which|ton goods and furniture, wlil be filed to begin drilling, under the provisions| py the Utah traffic service bureau, it of an order issued by the Interior de-| was announced here. The proposed in-. partment. Such permittees Ingorder| crease applying from eastern points to secure the extension aro required|to Salt Lake City is scheduled to be- to file in the local land office a corro-| come effective April 13. borated affidavit reciting the circum- —— stances and these, if deemed suffi- oye cient, will secure the extension. British Labor The text of the Secretary's order ; is as follows: ° a “No action will be taken looking Rejects Lenine to the cancellation of a permit is-| _ sued under section 13 of the cil and ° gas leasing act for failure to begin Proposal, Claim drilling operations within six months from date of the permit if the per- mittee or his assignee exercises due diligence, and because of climatic conditions or other reasons beyond his control, has been unable to begin actual drilling within six| months. “Every permittee or his assignee claiming under a permit issued under section 13 of the oi! and gas leasing act shall, within 12 rmoaths and 10 days from date of his permit, file in tht coal land office of thie district in which the lend is situated a corro- borated affidavit specifically describ- ing the work done upon the land em- braced therein, together with such other information as may be perti- nent as to his operations thereon. SOUTHPORT, England, March 29.— (By Associated Press.\—The independ- ent Labor party, in conference here, rejected by an overwhelming majority @ proposal to accept Lenine’s twenty- | one conditions for affiliation with the ‘Third Internationale of Moscow. See one ‘Women fy © nois have been eligible to electio.:.'" all school offices since 1873. 7 = ———. The bronze propellers of the fast Atlantic liners have to be renewed at comparatively short intervals, because of the eorosive power nf the water. what ‘la now Provincetown on a : Pris) sind Batiding, Casper, Wyoming, day. It was on a Friday thet 1 on 28, 1921, at 10 Bock a Henry Lee moved that the 5 ees the purpose of considering clare’ themselves free, and it was/or|a ‘pj ition to dissolve ‘said cor- & Friday that the eurrender of Coru-|momcoee aah fe qusnolve said cor. walls ai evond oes ewes said corporation having been a / / . larch NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING | 29 4651. uP Womings OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF LL. A. J. PHILIPPOT, MINERAL OIL . » WYOh.IN COMPANY OF IG. _ Publish 26, 1923. (W-0.W.) : lent. March 29, April 5, 12, 19, _—- AUCTION HOUSE __ New & 2nd Hand Furnitare—Up- hotstering & Furniture Repairing 326 W,. Yellowstone, 16173. AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Public Accountants Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-S_ Bidg. Tel. 767d. ———— ACCOUNTANTS Midbal ec J. A. LIKELY opened closed and kept. Authority on come Tax matters. All busimess coming through my office kept strictly. confidential, PHONE 1268, 125 W. SECOND. GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORPORATION Auditors and Accountants Stock Registrar and Transfer Ageuis, Pa irnd Ss ita as There is, it is stated, nv chemical ac- Phone 660 tion, but the impact at great speed 203-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. N 5 FOUND a0 FEET shows that water is harder than|> bronze. ARCHITECTS peed SES ito The inauguration of President DUBOIS & GOODRICH Harding on a Friday serves as‘a re- Architects FROM BODY OF SUICIDE minder that Friday has been a mo- ee mentous day in American history. “Co- L lumbus sailed on his first voyage on HULETT, Wyo., March 29.—A ver-|a Friday, and discovered America on dict of suicide was returned by a/a Friday. The Mayflower reached Montana coroner’s jury in the case of Melvin Lemrick, sheepherder, whose Death resulted from a bullet wound in the stomach. The revolver with which the wound was inflicted was found about 30 feet from the corpse. Lewrick, an ex-service man, and his wifo separated some time ago. Mrs. Lemrick resides near this place. Friends of the dead man are inclined to believe that his death was acci- dental, the verdict of the Montana cor- oner’s jury notwithstanding, —————___ SEE BEN Above the The one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Clara Barton, organizer of the American Red Cross, will be celebrated next Christmas day. A St. Louts newspaper, in the early seventies, was the first large city paper to be set entirely by women. Mall Us Your KODAK FINISHING Quick Service THE PICTURE SHOP Box 1076 Casper, Wyo, 913 PHONES. 914 Coal and Coke Casper Supply Co. ee Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Everything in.Building Material BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS | | Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center The undersigned Physic Incl Casper, Dk. J. C. KAMP DR. T. J. DREW Laundry Co. announce the removal of their offices to Rooms 304 to 311 Midwest Refining Co. Building - Corner of Wolcott and East Second Streets Telephones 1650 and 1651 DR. C. H. BAILEY DR. T. J. RIACH ians and Dentists wish to usive Wyoming DR. K. C. MacPHERSON ANYTHING WORTH WHILE RE- QUIRES AN EFFORT. Your widow and children will collect only those policies you had in force at death. ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 seesssendvnonsccsensonneosoreeneesnonssecesecescce Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440, GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 3 Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1168 ©, A, RAINWATER ; Architect Office, 219, Midwest Bldg, Phone 1332 AUTO REPAIRING Yellowstone Vulcanizing & Re- treading Shop. Old Tires made new. 522 KE. Yeliowstone. BAGGAGE and TRANSFER Pioneer Warehouse & Transfer Co. Warehousing and distribution. Trunks, baggage and heavy haul- ing. 136 West B. St. Phone 988, RLS DE SOA, a AR Dash a oak WHITE TRANSFER CO. Geo. Retallock, Mgr. “All White Trucks.” 126 8. David. SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano Moving. Whone 74-J. 1 SEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res, 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A SPECIALTY BEAUTY SHOPS IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Baicoay Smith-T'urner Drug Store. Satisfaction Guaranteed. CHIROPRACTORS DR. J, H. (JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY @hiropractors Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Office Phone 706, Res. 92. DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Chiropractors Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones: Offine 423, Res. 1235. M. BE. HARNED Cbiropractor 162 N. Mimball 8%. Phone 1457 ——— EVAH M. HOUSER P. 8. C.. Gradvate Will make house calls or call at 214 E. Fifth, Phone _1528d. CIVIL. ENGINEERS W. H. FISHER, C. E. Surveys ——. Maps —— Plans Estimates and Reports Room 214 Midwest Bldg. ' Casper, Wso. Rboec ss iin es Ya “CLEANERS and PRESSERS “THE SERVICE CLEANERS , Pressing, Rem Clean yt POINT” Center, Fifth and’ Railroad Sta, ‘Service’ * Our Motto. Phono 56, CASPER CLEANERS, Inc. Cleaning Remodeling 120 East Fifth. Tel. 2555. 1 CONSULTING ENGINEER Sa ee WHEELER & WORTHINGTON Consulting Epgineers . Surveys Mapa Pluns Estimates and Reports Ro-Tap Grayel & Cement Testing Machine. Pease Upright Blue Print Machine,’ Rooms 7-8-9-10 Townsend Bldg. “SPIRAL MUSHROOM SYSTEM” * ~ CONTRACTORS _ For the Best in Building FRANKLIN 0. HOLTZMAN CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Estimates Glady Furnished Phone 10993. STENOGRAPHERS BEATRICE L. JONES Public: Stenographer Mimeograph Work a Specialty. Stenographers fornished by tho day NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING— ACKOSS FROM P, 0. hone 1204 MARCH 29, 1921 ——$—$ << FOR SALE—Overiand 75; Overland 90T. If you have an old boat. bi North Center Auto Repair company, corner North Center and G, phong 15593. $ 3-29. pele ea td ed YL ae FOR-SALE-—-Sttdebaker five passen- er car, first-class yhape, almost new; bargain; can seen at 312 North Beech street. 3-29-3t* FOR SALE—Good used cars, all in Ceitrcgenpe rnd cetera 4 ute) Exchange, and Center. 3-26-6t foes Tifa Bebe hati FOR SALE—Thrée-ton truck — block, just rebored and new rear end, Cali 227. 3:29-tf. a ya FOR SALE—Qne Ford delivery car ~ DENTISTS At pea one Maxwell touring car, good condition, a le DR. J. J. DONOVAN. Reel pareain, : stem phone 1086. 2-5-tf. FOR SALP—Buick, 1919 roaster, good Suite 5 condition; $1,000, $300 cash, balance 112 E. Second. Phone 66, |$75 montn. Phone 1598W. 220-6 FOR SALE—Fora car, rare a DOCTORS wax {hauled, 1108 South asiinstony DR. 3. C. KAMP. (Los Bab see Physician and Surgeon FOR SALE—Ford \oaring car; $200, Midwest Bldg. Suite 304 to $11. |" 134 North Jackson “8s $299 Office Ph, 1650 2 1651, Res. Ph. 45. | FOR SALE—Ono Ford “bug”, 238 DR. MYERS outh Jackson. 3-28-4te Special Attention Given to Obstet- ries and Disoasvs of Women ond Children. Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 30, Res. 164. __ FOOT SPECIALIST - L. J. PERRAULT All Foot Ailments Trezted Without = Pain. Apt. B, Wyatt Hotel. HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS ~ We clean and reblock all kinds of Panamas, Soft, Felt and Stiff "Hate for Ladies and Gentle- men. New ti all work teed. We call for and de- Shoo Parlor in ion, Phone 1319-W __123_S. Center. HOTELS THE HOME HOTEL is under new management; rates $1 to $2.50, Special rate by week or month, 135, West Second. Phone 139. 4 ct ie LUGAR ic Sa eg LABOR AGENCIES Working Men's Social Club, Col- / ored eney, 254 W. A. St, 893. _C. H. Reagor, » Wyo. Phone Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Wyo. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers” 206-207 Oil Exchango Bldg. , Wyo. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-5 Casper. Wyo. MUSICIANS J. WAITZ (Organist, St.” 's) INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY OF MUSIO Phone 477W or 1508 OSTEOPATHS DR. L. L, WADE Osteopathic Physician Rm. 5-7 Wood Blk. Phone 1277-J. PRODUCE BARTON PRODUCE Co. ! Wholesale Poultry, Fruit and Vegetables. 333. nf ‘olcott St. __ RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO ) EADIATOR italled. 434 W. Yellowstone PHONE 1054W AUTO RADIATOR. SERVICE oe a ae pet ‘Workmen 124 West Second, Phone 1545. _SHOE SHINING PARLORS AMERICAN SHINING PARLOK We Solicit Xonr Shoo Shining ‘al Only first-class Shoe Polish (Whittemore’s) used. We do not ee extra for shining your x LOBBY 0-S BUILDING EMPLOY TNT BUREAU W; Employment Agency—All kinds of ished. 200 W. First st., Phone 1311W. P. 0. 83. : \ -made. 116 EB. Midyw=st Ave.—Phone 482-3 Tim, the Tailor & Cleaner 143 8S. Center. Phone 467R. TAXI SERVICE . STEPHENS TAXI LINE Phone 132 CALL 88 Of 216% FOR BILLY'S TAXIE “FOR RENT—APARTMENTS _ plas abla ria asin) FOR. RENT — Apartment; upstairs bed room; bath; with kitchen priv- fleges, Call evenings after 6 o'clock. 829 East Fourth street. R RENT—Two-room with water and lights, rag 1208 Virginia FOR RENT—At 230 North Grant, new light basement apartment; un- furnished, excepo gas stove. ‘Call between 5 and 7. 3-29-tf. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, completely furnished. Corner 12th and Sullivan streets, phone rf 3-28-tf. FOR RENT — ‘o-room._ modern reasonable. apartment, furnished, sT Phone 1475, 909 South Cedar. 3-29-tf. FOR RENT—New two-room ay ments, furmished or angrneaed Call in rear 312 West First. 3-28-6t* FOR RENT—- Four-room basement Cie wep iorg unfurnished, LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Saddle horse; saddle and teepee; $50 for a quick sale. Inquire at Sheepwagon, corner Wainut and Railroad Ave. 3-28-30 FOR SALE—Draft horses, mares, harness, Blanchard camp moved one block north of North Casper school. FEER BUSINESS CHANCES 7 FOR SALE—Small restaurant and waffle shop, with fixtures, in busi- ness section. Call at 152 South Dur- bin. ‘ “Tata, WANTED TO BUY If, YOU HAVE Any cars to sell, see us, we haven't any. North Center. Auto Repair Co., phone 1559J, corn- er G and Center, 3-28-t¢ WANTED—Highest. price paid for second hand furniture, phone 1660, 3-15-tf. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Bunch of keys, four or five in number, Finder leave at Trib- une and receive reward. 8-28-2t NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. The Unity Study Club was in- corporated in the office of the Sec- retary of State, Cheyenne, Wyo- ming,’ March 24, 1921, at 9 a. m. The object of said corporation is to establish and maintain a study club, for the purpose of mental and physical improvement; and to do and everything necessary, equitable and consistent with the laws of the State of Wyoming, for the promotion of said purposes, The term of existence of said corporation shall be perpetual from the date of its incorporation. Said corporation is not formed for profit, and has no capital sto 3 ek, The affairs of the corporation shall be managed by a board of three directors, and the’ names of the directors for the first Lu Ella May, Ambrose Hemingway and H. J. Albertzart.” The principal business of the cor- poration shall be conducted in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, and the principal office of the corporation shall be room 215, Midwest, Building, Casper, Wyoming, and the agent in charge thereof ts Lu Ella May. one this 28th day of March, Publish March 28, 29, 30, 1951, —_——_—_ + NOTICE OF TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. All persons who expect to takd the examination for teachers’ cer- tificates which will be held at the courthouse in Casper Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Apri] 7, 8 and 9, must have a. statement from the State Department of Education, Cheyenne, showing that they are eligible to write on the examination for the class of certificate for which they ap) ly before they can be reg- istered for such examination. MAY HAMILTON, County Superintendent of Schools. Dated this 26th day of March, Publish March 28, 29,/April 4, 5, 6, 1921. CALL FOR BIDS. Bids will be received by the State Board of Charities and Reform up to 2 o’clock P. M., the 4th day of April, 1921, for the completion of coatage for Wyoming State Train- ing School at Lander, Wyoming. be procured at the of- ubois, Architect, Cheyenne, Wyoming, or at the of- fice of Dr. Jones, Superintendent, of the Wyoming State Training School at Lander, Wyoming. The right is reserved to accept or relete any or all bids. STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES AND REFORM, By Cornelia B. Mills, Secretary. . Publish March 18, 22, 29, 1924. 5 |