Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 4

Cl +d re ba -RPOaek Sim i s ° uso 2 eae @e* P2828 509 PAYOR TaRg < sc EB 3% PAGE FOUR CONTRACT FOr PAVING SIGNED, WORK TO BEGIN Lloyd Building Company to! Proceed With Street Sur- facing in District | No. 17. The Licyd Buflding company, suc- cessful bidders for paving district No. 27 can now proceed with the work. the| contract between the company and the city having been signed yesterday! evening by Mayor W. A. Blackmore. When Mayor Blackmore signed the contract he close] the controversy, as far as the city is concerned, which arose over the rejection of the bid of Charles Shablom, because of a techni- cal irregularity which changed his bid from intended low bid to a price in ex- cess of the bid submitted by the Lioyd company. ‘The type of pavement that will be Yaid in the district was decided on as reinforced concrete to be «ix inches thick. Abcut 40,000 square yards of concrete will be used in pawing the istrict which compriyes Streets in east and scuthcast The bid which secured the « amounted to $111,890.80 for cash and $122,452.07 for bonds. The city re serves the right to pay any portion of ‘the contract on the above figures. ILLINOIS HARD HIT BY FLOOD (Conttrved cn Page Ten) Onty high winds now will cause the Bast Peoria tevee to break, according to authorities. Scores of men work- ea frentically all night in a dense fog repatring leaks and building up low Places on the levee. Refugees of the threstened area his morning were housed in impro- ‘vised home sand tents. The whole istrict is a sea of mud and water move wagons laden with household effects were stalled. WATER CLIMES | AT BEARDSTOWN. BEARDSTOWN, ™, Apri 15.— (y The Associated Press)—Three inches more of the IMinois river in | the streets of Beardstown this morn- ing gave rise to the cry of many | citixens that come what would they would remain to the last and that |three feet more water could hardly do more damage than today's mehes. NAPLES RESIDENTS FORCED TO FLEB. NAPLES, Il, April 15—<(By The Associated Press)—Fighting the flood, every man in his turn, the men , of Naples this morning lost their fight | to retain their homes from the grasp lor the IMincis river. By méon today the entire populace of 300 families will be foreed from home to encamp in anny tents on the knoll of ground northward that Indian chiefs and General Grant made famous. three AEMY TO ASSIST FLOOD RELIEF. ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 15—In structions to make provisions for re lief of flood sufferers in south of St. Louis have been receiv; at Jefferson barracks fror the ¥ departuient, Colonel H. FE commandant of the military post, said today. Colonel Yates declared that soldiers would be kept in readiness to lend assistance to persons in flooded districts and that tents and | rations would be provided. yes erates icon ad HOME IS SADDENED BY DEATH OF DAUGHTER ‘The funeral of Alleyne Black, 12- yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Black, will be conducted from the Bowman chapel at 1 o'clock Sun- day afternoon and the burial wil! be taken to McComb, ML, for burial. The be in Rev. Chas. A. Wilson will charge. Death occurred at the Black home in Thorndale addition, South of Cas- per, early this morning following two weeks" illness from pneumonia. ——>_——. BURCH TRIAL HAS RECESS. LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 15—No seasion was held today in the trial of Arthur C,. Burch for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, adjournment until Monday afternoon having, been taken ||. and even tractors which were used to last night tivity is ahead of us. . new President to guide its Supposé¢ we remember, as We are making history in responsibilities. and admire. EASTER GREETINGS! ‘With the Easter season we come again to the open doorway of Spring—a season of renewed life and ac- We're making history—Lest Spring the nation had a port and co-operation of all its citizens. son's activities, that the eyes of the world are upon us. Let’s'write a record that the whole This Institution is ready to do its share, through its service to in- dividuals and the community. 5 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CASPER, WYO. affairs. He needs the sup- we take up this new sea- the way we shoulder our . world will read territory | Yates, | the} BRITISH SHIPS LIE QFF ERIN (Continued’from Page One) |rest wpco the shoulders of those sup- j Sorting the treaty.” BELFAST, Apet 15—(By The As socitied Pross}—Forces of the insurg- ent faction of the Irish Republican army are threatening their hold on Sligo where Arthur Griffith has an- nounced he will hold a pro-treaty meeting tomorrow. The Republicans have followed up their seizure yes terday of the postoffice, town hall, guild hall, and bareacks until now they control virtually every position of vantage. ‘The office of the conservative news- paper, the Sligo Independent, was | commandeered last night and an arm- ed guart is statinoed there. This position dominates Castle and. Market pets, where the postoffice is situ- so commands Wine and adjoining. The streets | Jewelry and waten repstring by ex |pert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0-8 Bldg. | SPECIAL! 32 Cal. “ 7 tienes. e Ger. si wen S2et Luger AO || kemiwe CARL ZEISS | Vee Srower ‘or i Fleld Glasses hl NOTE: Positively the Inst time these goods will be offered at these low prices. Add 20c for parcel post charges. TRE GIFTO Co. 28 So. 17th St..Phila.. Pa, Wm. E. Pratt CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER All kinds of Mill and Repair Work. American Weather Strips. Phone 1806-W ‘Tregedy spun its web about her—O’Rourke, king of the underworid, he boasted that the woman with whom he danced wes his. But he figured without an innocent girl’s heart and was blind to the fury of a woman scorned. ‘The Remarkable Cast Includes: Len Charey, Leatrice Joy, Maurice Flynn, Cullen Landis, Johm Bowers, Betty Schade and many others. Also— “’TIS THE BULL” Christie Comedy “THE NIGHT ROSE” PLAYS SUNDAY AND MONDAY LAST TIMES TODAY Norma Talmadge in “The Wonderful Thing” Continuous 1 to 11—Admission 40c AMERICA A Bishop-Cass Theatre SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922. Sa ete <P ease ats Aa in Casper, It is now playing in New York. ‘Timothy Kelly and bis pretty daug, ter are the central figures, and th. @de Casper Daily Crioune PRETTY KITTY KELLY" OPENS AT COLUMBIA ON 2 SUNDAY, IS CLEVER BILL “Pretty Kitty Kelly.” a dainty, musical cemedy opens Sunday the Columbia with the usual mati runs continuous throughout With the Casper Boy Scouts A Department Devoted to the Interest of Local Troops Their Activity in All Lines of Endeavor Here, _ F i > tit Hi “f @arling. = “Th, Heart of Texas Ryan™ fs the featur picture in addition to the comedy. “The Arrival of Battie Ax” musica! comedy closes at the Columbia tonigh: after playing successfully to capacity houses. | : af Sam Mylie and is one of the comedies that Ollie Blanchard and COLUMBIA “CASPER’S FAMILY THEATER” SUNDAY AND MONDAY “Pretty Kitty Kelly” PRODUCED AND STAGED BY SAM MYLIE —PRESENTED BY—’ j j i ° the old Baptist church. April 21 is the date set for the next general rally of the. Camper Scout troops. According to chances now contemplated tho demonstration and exhibition features, instead of being distributed among all troops as form- erly, will be staged by only three YOMIN -THEATER-- NOW PLAYING 0) ORTGIES |j OLLIE BLANCHARD’ A. B.C. GIRLS YOU WILL WANT TO SEE Timothy Kelly and His Pretty Daughter MUSICAL AND DANCE SPECIALTIES - SAM MYLIE ARCOLA PROY ECCENTRIC DANCER THE GORGEOUS BLOND AL HARRIS ALVA BALL THE COMICAL IRISHMAN KANSAS CITY’S NIGHTINGALE MERRILL SIEVER DOROTHY SIEVER THE WHISTLING GENIUS THE TITIAN-HAIRED DARLING, PHOTOPLAY FEATURE PRODUCTION RYAN” CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE SUNDAY .~ STARTING AT 2:30 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON Admission 40c Block West of Henning Last Times Today—The Arrival of Battle Ax The Season’s Greatest Drama Chicago eccsoccccscscococess Seecccscceregeccese HURRY! HURRY! ONLY A FEW MORE OF eve San Francisco A Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY AND SUNDAY The Gang’s All Here! Herman and Verman, Sammy Williams and Penrod to the final freckle. “3 Save $50.25 ‘When the present supply is exhausted we will no longer be able to make you a saving of $50.25. Next Shipment Will Cost More Our next shipment will cost us more and there will be a , consequent RAISEIN PRICE. > One of the most laughable creations ever shown on the screen. It will do your heart good to watch the capers of these kids, in the unforgettable “‘Penrod.” On its merits alone, we are holding it over for Sunday. Do not miss it! ‘ : Admission 40c NatronaPowerCo. BRING IN YOUR ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK Continuous 1 to 11 P hone 69 P hone 69 NEXT ATTRACTION “THE ROSARY”