Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN FABRIG BILL TO °E REVIVED IN NEW CONGRESS Wool Growers Not Discouraged by Defeat of Measure, Will Resurrect New One to Pro- tect Industry acct CHICAGO, April 4.;‘Tho the orig- inal truth in fabric bill, which was de- signed to compel textile manufactur- ers to stamp their cloth with its con- tent of virgin wool end of shoddy, ceased to exist when the last con- gress adjourned; I wish to assure the friends and foes Of the measure that its advocates haveonly just begun to fight.” This statement was made today by Howard E. Greene, secretary of the National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America, No. 23 East Jackson boule- vard, Chicago. The bureau has been acting as the leader of the trxin in fabric campaign. Mr. Groewue con- tinued: “Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas and Representative Burton L. French of Idaho have’ :nade all arrangements to re-introduce the truth in fabric bill immediately after congress assembles and both are determined to use their utmost ability to force the measure thru before the session ends. “It is scarcely 15 months since thc original truth in fabric bill was intro- duced into congress. Aided by their knowledge of the pure food law, the people of the nation were prepared to understand the need for the com- pulsory labeling of cloth and this ac- counts for the hold which the truth in fabric issue has already secured. “On the eve of tis re-introduction, the truth in fabric bill has.the indorse- ment of at least 259 organizations, many of them national in scope, with memberships aggregating millions. They include practically every farm and stock organization in the land, dozens of chambers of commerce, civic, social, labor and women’s clubs and associations and, last but not least, five state legislatures. Wyoming, America’s greatest wool state and the state which first passed a pure food law, has been the first to pass a truth in fabric law. This goes into effect im June. Similar measures, based on the national bill, are before a dozen state legislatures. “The big job which the truth in fab- Me campaigners had before them 15 months ago was to knock out of the popular vocabulary the fraudulent term, ‘all wool,’ and to replace it by the term, ‘virgin wool.’ ‘All wool’ Taeons either new wool or it means shoday—old) r: re-worked in some cases as often as cight times. No buyer can tell which it mean: specified time. straight from the sheep's bac nothing else. substitution terms has been achieved to a remark- able degree, largely thru the generous aid of the newspapers and periodicals. “The demand for virgin wool gar- ments is already having a marked effect in textile manufacturing cir- cles; even tho the textile manufactur- ers are still mainly antagonistic and are fighting tooth and nail to stave off truth in fabric legislation. To our foes, the national sheep and wool bureau of America, as the leader of the truth in fabric movement, giyes this warning: Until a national truth in fabric law is enacted, there will be no let-up in the fight for such legis- lation either in congress or in the state legislatures. You, tho only a few thousand strong, to conserve your own selfish financial interests are op- posing the interests of the nation's 110,000,000 clothing wearers. But these millions are becoming wide awake to the fact that, for 20 years, you have defrauded them by falsely designating your cloth and their pro- tests will increase until they compel the labeling of cloth.” ane SE Better roads Now delivery of cream encouraging the dairy to the factory, business. We're Ready To move your household goods, We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos. Baggage and any kind of hauling. We are prompt and we give a guarantee on all our work. See Ben Transfer Co. Stanley Overbangh, Prop. Phone 74-J | Best Bowl of Chili in Town 20c _ Bowl of Chili in Tok 20c At the Chili All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. Quick Service, Highest Quality. Grand Central Block a a a Fi CR eA Sm ne Fe COSTA RICAN TROOPS DURING INVASION—Here is one of the first photographs showing scenes in the overnight war vowreen Panama and Costa Rica. Costa Rican troops are manning guns on the Almirante wharf of the United Fruit company. OTHER CITIES DECLARE FOR MANAGER PLAN, WHY NOT GIVE IT A TRIAL? Pipestone, Minn., March 4, 1921. Charles B, Stafford, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Casper, Wyoming. ents, who are known as department heads. We have three departments— public health, public service and pub- lic safety. The superintendents em- ploy thelr own foremen, the foremen Dear Sir: I have your request for a|°™Ploy their own working men. statement as to how or’ what we think|- Under thissform of government you of the city manager plan and commis.| centralize authority and responsibility Aion torn celaovernmnetee and know exactly where to locate any I cannot, at this time go into what] trouble or inefficiency.. We wish to I think of this plan, but do want to| ¢mphasize the fact, however, that this say that a city of from 2,000 popula-| form of government is not of itself a lation up, which does not have enter-|™ere_ efficient form of government prise enough to adopt such plan, is} than the old aldermanic form. It sim- no good and away behind the times.| Ply permits of greater efficiency. In No question about it, get right in the| ¢ither event good men must be chosen game and push it and you cannot|to Serve the community. make a. miatake. With kindest personal reyurds, The oné point that I would empha- Yours very truly, size—make no mistake in the selec- LEE H. BIERCE, tion and appointment of a capable eee i) Beapetaty: FRANCE ARE IN DECAY does not make food ho Is to be ousted. For your convenience I enclose un- der separate cover copy of our city charter. Yours truly ed) 8. W. By JOHN DE GRANDT. (United Press’ Staff Correspondent.) PARIS, (By Mail.)—The chateau of Versailles and both ‘Trianons are lit- erally falling to ruins. This is the con- clusion of deputy Pierre Rameil’s re- port for the budget of Fine Arts. Ra- meil tcld of the ruin of the palace where was spread the splendor of King Louis and where took place a part of France's qational history. “In the prince’s court,” saws Ra- meil, “one wing is near to collapse; the brick front part is crumbling; thry broken windows one can see the old plasterwork of a fallen in floor, “On the side overlooking the park, the northern wing is in similar bad INK, City Clerk. Grand Rapids, Mich., March 4, 1921, tharles B. Stafford, Secretary, thamber of Commerce, Tasper, Wyoming. Dear Mr, Stafford; Acknowledging, receipt of and replying to your favor of January 8. For the past few years we have been operating under what s known as the commission,manager form of government. We like this form of government because it permits of greater efficiency. We are operat- ing the city of Grand Rapids just like you would operate any big corpora- tion. The voters are the stockholders, who annually elect a board of direc- tors of seven members.. These direc- tors serve for two years, three being elected one year and four the next. The board of directors choose their own president, the mayor, who pre- sides over all meetings of the board. The board of directors employ a gen- eral manager (the city manager), who in turn employs his own superintend- WANTED INTEREST IN SALT CREEK WELL Either Drilling or about to be Drilled Monument Co. Of Crawford, Neb. Solicits Your Patronage Workmanship guar- anteed, prices right. We carry the largest stock of marble and granites in the west. Write us for prices, or see Will furnish casing for interest. Lehr F. Peechin Care Law Hotel Denver Leroy C. King Lunch Stephens and S$ Gebo Coal Natroné T PHONE S43. J. L. Biedermann, Prop. Moving Vans, Drays and Baggage We a Experts When It Comes to Moving, Draying, Transfer We Specialize in Moving Pianos, Safes and Heavy Machinery torage Exclusively TRANSFER: ‘0 Handle a eSESs mim |l] N. & A. Coal Co. PHONE 949 Phone 1400 he Casper Daily Cribune Wears a wooden corset. the horses of Apollon.” aced with complete ruin. are which Lagrenee painted. let, the thatched roofs holes. board. The inside of in, too. NOTICE TO ESTED ed administrator of filed his final account an for the distribution of “In the park, the statutes. are frightfully mutilated. The grove of Apollon was menaced last summer when a landslip of about ten meters deep failed to destroy the two famous groups Apollon and the Nymphs, and About the Trianons, Rameil shows the theater of Marie-Antoinette men- living in the theater's The Mill has lost its Jadle guard’s house and the farm is falling The stables and kitchens, Madame de Pompadour's menagerie, Marie- Antoinette’s orange grove are going, fame AE BSN eed Subscribe tor The Tribune pombe tise Moan res “Night birds ceiling At the Ham- ( are full of D. ‘Seal) the of the All .nerso: ALL CREDITORS Soexthouss AND OTHER PERSONS INTER- | Friday and Saturday? Ay April 7, 8 and|company in the IN_ THE ESTATE OF 9, must have a statement from thi GRACE L. JOEHNK. In the matter of the Estate of Grace L. Joehnk, deceased. Notice is hereby given to all cred- itors and others interested in the estate of Grace L. Joehnk, deceased, that on the 2nd day of March, Theodore Joehnk, the dul Fie ee "estate, tition said estate with the Clerk of the District Court, |1°71- Sixth Judicial District, in and for Natrona County, Wyoming, where anyone interested may examine ate State of Wyoming account and petition and file ob- jections thereto, at any time within | County of Natrona thirty (30) days after the last pub- abandoned the such desertion \tinued and still ‘co’ You are further notified you are required to answer the said | quir, petition on or before the 28th day/|plaintiff filed in th of May, A. D. 1921, or the allega- sport on or before petition ‘will be taxen tions of said = true and judgment rendered ac- fake Court, this 8th 1921, ite examination , State Department Cheyenne, showing that they eligible to write on the examination | on for the class of certificate for which| April, 1921, they apply before they can be reg-|Board of Directors to istered for such examination. ues. y shape; one of @he qnarble columns 1920, you pipette! pperentee and!ions of a copartn tiff and that; tween plaincite and ever since con-|for personal HAZEL CONWELL, ATION. Clerk of the District Court,| ROBERT Natrona County, Wyomin; Publish March 26, April 2, fhe Bf 30, 1921, PLE SY A eS Ag NOTICE OF TEACHERS’ EXAMIN. 28, ms who expect to take for teachers’ cer- epee annual sto whi hich wll be” be held at the in Y HAMILTON, pee T eg NOTICE. lication of this notice, same being|dicial District. April 2, 1921; and if no objections} LEROY L. WILLIAMS, ) are filed, the said administrator will make final settlement of said estate on said date, or as soon Shataaters CHARLES XY PERRIN, as the matter may be h If no objections to ore account Plaintiff, ; Defendant. and petition are filed within the}fendant, a non-resident of time provided for said by law. (WHP) NOTICE FOR PUBL4 State of Wyoming 88. County of Natrona In the District Court of the Sixth Seay Judicial District. Jasper N. Chambers, ) cee laintys : Hannah Re Chambers, ) Defendant. ) To Hannah R. Chambers, whose num; which last known place of residence and leges to be due under the provis- Ps 23rd St Take notice Chambers has against you court, the object that and notice,. the | ming, ming: CATION. of the 426 N. Jasper. N, filed a_ petition in the above named prayer of vhich is for a divorce a vinculo matrimoni, on the grounds that on or about the 27th day of February, Just Over The WE ARE REAL EST —INSURA doe Ber Really REALTORS Phone 74-W New Midwest Bldg- Room 202. Phone 1480 EQUIPPED OFFICE-LIKE Bank 2> and whose present place of court may examine said account and | dence and postoffice aaawees is'un- petition, and if found correct, may| known, but whose last known piace proceed to make final settlement of} of residence and postoffice address said estate in the manner provided|was Casper, Natrona County, Wyo- THEODORE JOEHNE, this count; by | Leroy MOTORCYCLE models. Phone 606-R County Supr-intendent of Schools. Dated this 26th day of March, Publish March 28, 29, April 4, 5, 6, In the District “Court, Sixth Ju- To Charles A. Perrin, said de- Wee Said defendant will take notice Administrator. |that he has been sued in the above Publish March 26, Apr. 2, 9, 16, 1921.Jentitied court, and that his prop- ed situated in been attached to secure satisfaction ae oe judgment to be obtained fs ection, L. fea that ‘the object and prayer tition in said action is to judgment against him, said A. Perrin, in the sum of $301.75 with interest on $95.75 thereof at the rate of 8% per an- num from May 17, 1920, interest on $206 thereof from May 1, 1919, at the rate of 8% per an- balance plaintiff and with LOOK OUT! '; The_Casper Police Buys Another HARLEY-DAVIDSON The Most Dependable If you are thinking , motorcycle you are think- ing Harley-Davidson. We sell new and sec- ond-hand machines on easy terms. Also accessories, parts and repairs for all makes Brown Cycle Co. 237 South Conwell Phone 3 Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to sapply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 153 oorecerseveccoccosccccoccococccoocsezeecers 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 900 eesesecevecsccoccssccosonsccnsooseocessecorecssosooessoeoes, neecerecee cece eceeeceeneet cecsescesoesooeeesoensoooeteS Thursday, of Education,|County of Natrona, has t SR eS contract be- lefendant and perty of plaintiff converted to fie tase use of getendant that byt defendant; and that to answer the zea oS 17th 1921, or said petition mill be be true and peter iw ren- ingly. May, m as. cor aces the hand and seal of this} Dated March 3, eGai day of March, A. CO} (Seal) Mote of Court. chatted tas Publis! 9, 16, aa NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the olders meet- of the Chappell Oil cof the be held at si eo offices o! career caaper, tate of » at 10 o’clock in the forenoon ‘ednesday, the 6th day of | March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, wi ing, Room 301, mai the business of the company acre ie en- suing year, or until such time as their successors are elected and qualified, as well as for the consid- eration and transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. * See etary Ch Chap 1 Oi Publish Api 24, 5 ial. CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP Rear 633 8. Center St. Phone 749-3 NEW TOPS, SEAT COVERS, CUSHIONS FOR ALL MAKES OF AUTOS at Moderate Prices Also Reupholstering and Recovering of Enclosed Cars Sh EN WORKMANSHIP « GUARANTEED _ N” oabEN te Ale ‘or the election of a st |FOR RENT — Two ‘FOR RENT—Nice MONDAY,. APRIL 4, 1921 Classified Ads HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FOR SALE— Piano, library table,|FOR . “floor-lamp, dishes, bookease, dress- er, davenport, rug,~ kerosene _ stove, kitchen tensile. 428 West Thirteenth street. % 3-29-6t® —————— FOR SALE—Western Electric Wash- er; Srosient. Gort: eens baby buggy, $20; owner leaving town. 1124 South Elm. 4-4-3t* bedrerv SALE—Bedding: ‘and cooking itensi! Call 424 South Lincoln before 9 o'clock a, m. 44-2t° will take your ranges in exchange: Phone 1086. (3-24-tf. Al Rendition; also safe. Phone 1086. FOR SALE— Furniture, Ash. ‘FOR SALE—Edison phonograph with ninety records. 134 North ‘Jack- FOR RENT— Modern front room; gentlemen preferred; no children in home. Albuquerque apartments, apart- ment I, phone 276R, 4-4-3t" bay oa RENT—Cheerful desirable room; in modern home; with breakfast if desired. , 409 South McKinley Does ey houstkeeping hot) and FOR RENT—Two large well furnish- ed front bed rooms; suitable for one South Park. 3-31-tf furnished room 924 2% for two; gentlemen preferred. South Wolcott. 4-4: AUCTION HOUSE New & 2nd Hand Furniture—Up- & Furniture Rep: aise W, Yellowstone, phone 16175. i AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income 4th Floor 0-S Bldg. Tel, 7673. ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REuISTRY, CORP. Auditors and Accountants—Stock zog:ti OU Kixnhange Ialdge Plone 680 ARCHITECTS errr - penat & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 24-25 ‘townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440 | |GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects 415 Oil Exchange Bidg. Phone 1162 @. A. RAINWATER Office, 219, Midwest Bldg. Plone 1332 AUTO REPAIRING Yellowstone Vulcanizing & Re- treading Shop. Old Tires made new. 522 E. Yellowstone. "BAGGAGE and TRANSFER. TRANSFER Pionesr Warehouse & Transfer Co. Warehousing and distribution. Trunks, baggage and heavy haul- ing. 136 West B. St. Phone 988. WHITE TRANSFER CO. Geo. Retallock, Mgr. “All White Trucks.” 126-8. David. SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and Piano Moving. Phone 74-J. . SEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A SPECIALTY BEAUTY SHOPS IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Balcony Smith-Turner Drug Store Satisfaction Guaranteed ___CHIROPRACTORS Sui Phones: Office 423, E, HARNED, Chir 162 North Kimball Phone 1457 EVAH M. HOUSER Eas ge Saige! | CIVIL_ENGINEERS ew FISHER, CE. Reporte the Best in Building .CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SMSRVICE CLEANERS & Nygaard Cleanings oT Pressing, Hemodeting “THE PONT" Center, Fifth and Railroad Sts. “Service” Our Motto. Phone 56, leaning = Dy: Remodel 120 East Fifth. Tel, ae CONSULTING ENGINEER dite rane & Re TON For the Best in Building FRANKLIN 0. Laide tal Contractor and Builder hone 10993 DENTISTS DR, J. J. DONOVAN New Location Over White's Gi Ee Second-—Suite 5—Phone 66 | _EMPLOYIATNT BUREAU Wyoming Employment Agency—All kinds of help furnished. 200 W. First st., Phone 1311W. P. 0. Box 83. Business and Professional Directory DOCTORS DR. 3. C. KAMP Physician and Surgeon Midwest Bldg. . Suite 304 to 311, Office Pb. 1650 & 1651, Res. Ph, 45. Physlelon and Surg ;con Special Attention Given to Diseascs of Women and Children. Sulte 200-201, 0.-S. Bldg. Phones: Office 699, Res. 746. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Syrgeon Special Attention Given to Obstet- rics and Viseascs. of Women and Children. Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 30, Res. 164. HAT CLEANERS — ‘ or month. 135 West Second. Phone 139. feces ts ad LABOR AGENCIES Casp Working Men’s Social Club, Col- ored ‘Lubor Agency, 254 W. A. St. Phone 893. ©. H. Reagor, Pres. LAWYERS Suites 14-15. 16, Townsend Block eee HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 3809-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. EE Townsend Blidge "Phone 1963 MUSICIANS imap TATE, BUS of Music—Phone 477' or 1508 OSTEOPATHS DR. .L. L, WADE Osteopathic Physician Rm..5-7 Wood Blk, Phone 1277-3, Ne PRODUCE BARTON PRODUCE Co. Wholesale Poultry, Eggs. Fruit and Vegetables, 333 _N. Wolcott St. __ RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUT AUTO RADIATOR WORKS ee ring. and Cleaning— catanen Installed 434 W. Yellowstone Phone 1054W AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Bert Wellington and pairing Expert Workmen _124 West Second. Phone 1545, _ SHOE SHINING PARLORS LOGY 0.8 BUILDIN SIGN PAINTING Bush Sign & Decorating “When you think Signs think Span 2585S. Center, Plone 10R8W. STENOGRAPHERS Beatrice L. Jones (Pub. Si ) Mimpograph Work a ‘Tribune Bldg. one 1204, -made. 116 E. Midwest Ave.—-Phorie 482-3 Tim, the Tailor & Cleaner 3 8. Center. Phone 467R. TAXI SERVICE STEPHENS TAXI LINE Phone 132 CALL 8& Of 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXI _« FOR RENT—ROOMS “basement. room water and tollet., 134 North Jac! — ROOM AND BOARD-— For a good room in a new house and a first- clase. fi family table. See J. Christen- sen, 318 West First street. 3-28-6t* ed One sleeping room; lose in; for one or two gentlemen. Phone. 982M, 731 Hast Fifth. 4-2.3t* behest gee po suitable for twa close in; reasonable, Phone. ‘990W, 351 South Elm. 4-4-2t FOR RENT—] room; close in; gentlemen only. 327 ©South Beech. il 5 4-2-2t AND BOARD—For two gen 1022 South Walnut. Gece Mi tlemen. OOM AND BOARD — In modern home. 822 East Third, phone Pye s { 424 y R RENT— One large basement rdéom with hot and cold water and toilet. 134 North Jackson. 3-28¢tf. FOR ep te eigs sa and hey 41 South Oak 30-6 FOR RENI—HOUSES FOR RENT—One nc- plastered thi room house with large clothes closet ae £28 é and cupboards; unfurnished. Inqui 127 Hast H street, North Soe FOR RENT — One new »lastered three-room house with lar _clothe@ closet and cupboards; unfurnished, In- quire 127 East H, North bsies otra FOR REN. -Large one-room house also dandy basoment room; furnish- ed* gentlemen preferred. Inquire 239 South Jackson, 4-4-10° FOR RENT—Three rooms and bat! furnished, strictly modern; ful basement, electric lights and gasy $75.00, 137 North Jackson. 4-2-28 ern house; four rooms. Fourteenth, Call 188J, 4-4-2t¢ FOR RENT—One-room cabin for Rept housekeeping. 245 North J street. Pate te FOR RENT—New four-room house with four rooms in basement; gas connections. Phone 922W. 4-2-t¢ e, partl; FOR RENT—Five-room hous: furnished. 35¢ North McKinley, between 8 and 12. 4:2-2t x FOR SALE—HOUSES + FOR SALE—Three-room house; large lot; close ‘in; on east Second streett bargain for few days only, Inquire 838 East Second for’ particulars, Sea & 2 FOR SALE—By owner; six-room mod ern, furnished house; garage; cement walks and driveways; lot 60x 140 feet, east front on Soith Gran Phone 728R. 4-1-tt FOR SALE—By owner; modern home with latest gas fixtures; has six -ooms’on first floor, basement and large lot 60x140 fect. For particulars call at 1323 South Elm, 3-B1+tf. OR SALE—Modern home, all latest built-in features, best pa:: of town. ill take car as pirt payment, phone 5 wi 1385, -14-30t® FOR SALE— Three-room furnished house and two graded lots in North < er. Inquire box 70, Tribune, q 42-619 FOR SALE—A fine new modern home, nine rooms, stucco, with Kregstone, three times the strength lot; cheap for quick sale; owner leaving town. 917 South Jackson. 3-30-6¢ FOR SALE—Small, new, two-room drop siding butigalow roof at. cost; $210 cash. Call 1343 South David be- fore 7 p. m. 4-2. ia ee FOR SALE—By owner; a fine little home, all fenced with lawn; large garage, lights and water; terms. 1109 South Washington, 4-1-2t8 WANTED TO BUY i WANTED—Relinquishment and deed: ed land under the survey ditch Pathfinder dam near Casper. Ad- dress P. O. Box 173, Franklin, Neb. 4-4-108 WANTE! Baby carriage; © English cab or’grey wicker preferred; must be in excellent condition. Phone 1532W. 4-4-tf, WANTED—Highest price aid for second hand furniture, Bone) 1680, 3-15-t8, BUSINESS CHANCES i, ———— FOR SALE--Cafe qing good busi” ness in live town; including fixtures, Ee Address Council Cafe, Greybull, Wy: oming. 3/30-5t8 PERSONAL PSYCHOMETRY Business questions answered. Scien- Ufic palmistry. Mrs. Blood, room one, American Hotel. 3-28-68 FOR SALE OR TRADE ius aeelaeteld aatirios alt VEE FOR SALE—Or trade; 120 acre im ° proved farm in eastern Kansas for a NS hy Many single blocks in New York L. C. SMITH & BROS. New silent model eight — all makes rented and repaired REBUILT MACHINES Payments if Desired Casper Typewriter Exchange Geo. J. Heiser, Prop, 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856, — One large, ‘and cog with hot and ogy 3-28-té -_ See this home before bu: ‘ 933 West Thirteenth. 3-2 FOR SALB—Three-room house on big “