Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUDGET FOR 13 MONTHS NEARLY $27,000 ‘Continued from Page one) projects are things that are recog nized as being very necessary to the future welfare of the city and county. In order that the chamber may fur ther the interests of these enterprises | it will be necessary that it receive the support of Casperites as it has in the past through its membership drives. Most of the program is tinuation of a program that ready been inaugurated, and for that reason it ought not to be dropped. Following is the list of things on which the chamber {s working and will continue to work: Irrigation, Continue to talk, think and act that the Casper-Alcova irrigation project means more to the people of Casper, | the state, and nation, than any other project that can be undertaken by us. Fi r the organization of a North e Irrigation association to combine the interests and activities of all communities along the North Platte for the development of frriga- ton. Water Supply. Cooperate with the municipal au: thorities in plans to increase and bet- ter our water supply. Encorage survey of sources of water supply in effort to develop adequate and con- stant supply for the future at reason- able cost. Garbage Disposal. Consider, follow-up and urge the elty authorities to adopt an adequate garbage disposal system at low cost. Community Building. Continue efforts to secure a place for public meetings and annual ex- hibits. A community building, in order to meet our needs, should have such accommodations as an audi- By FTER escaping the dangers of the World war, Jno. H. Adams’ health was almost wrecked by rhemuatism and stomach trouble. He says Tan- lac fully restored him after everything else had failed. -|cago & Northwestern railroad, -} effort to establish adequate railroad torlum, gymnasium, swimming pool, ete. | Subway and Raflroad Cross! Co-operate with the city and Chi- cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, in effort to build a subway connect- ing the city of Casper proper with North Casper and North Burlington. Co-operate with the city and Chi- In crossings equipped with safety de- vices for accident prevention. City Plan. Continue to study and develop the city, so that future growth and de- velopment may be governed and di- rected along proper lines. Zoning. | Encourage city authoritis to adopt zoning ordinance for the protection of property-owners against damage, by making it impossible to erect buildings in strictly residence section, which damage adjacent property. Community Chest. Organize council of social agenctes, and adopt Community Chest program for financing those agencies. City and County Building. Study the proposed city and county building plan in an effort to deter- mine the practicability of such a project for Casper. Freight Rate. Continue efforts to secure freight rates on a parity with Cheyenne and Colorado common points. Transportation. Study the field of transportation facilities in this state with view of inducing more railroads to enter Cas- per. Secure better passenger equip- ment and train service on both rail- roads through Casper Industrial Development. Give encouragement wherever pos- sible for legitimate industries to locate in Casper, especially to indus- tries in a position to utilize natural resources. Federal Buildings. Continue efforts to secure a federal building of proportions suitable for Casper’s future needs. Housing. Encourage the building of more onefamily residences in Casper. City Beautiful. Encourage the planting and care of trees and shrubs. Study and develop plans for extensive park system. County Parks. Encourage the development of the Casper Mountain Park and Hell's Half Acre, and continue efforts to get a serviceable road to the top of Casper Mountain. Encourage city authorities to establish a municipal z00. County Roads. Plen and develop:the roads leading from Casper in co-operation with county and state authorities and other agencies, so that Casper may be properly connected with its tribu- tary territories. Sidewalks. Consider and follow up the need of continuous sidewalks in all parts of the city. Tourists. “Rheumatism had me where I had to lay off from work for days at a time, and stomach trouble made my life miserable for two years. But ‘Tanlac put me back on my feet feel- ing fine and I am more than glad to Pass the good word on,” is the clear- cut statement of John H. Adams, well known ex-service man of 247 B. “Broadway, Portland, Ore. “I used to suffer from indigestion for hours after every meal and got so I almost dreaded to eat. “The rheumatism hit me in the farms and legs like shrapnel wnd I ‘was so racked with pain I was hardly fit.tor any sort of work. I fell off in weight from one seventy-five to ground one thirty and kept getting “worse untfl I thought the medicine ‘was not made that would set me right. “But since taking Tanlac, I've got ack my old army appetite, digest every bite perfectly, and haven't a trace of the rheumatism left. I'm gaining weight right along. I cer tainly advise anyone to take Tanlac if they're in the fix I was in.” Tanlac {s for sale by all gion drug: gists. Take no substitute. Over 37 Filion bottles _ sold Support afl plans which will result in added, reasonable conveniences for tourists, and encourage Casper peo- ple to tour the state of Wyoming. Law Enforcement. Secure in every fair way, respect for the observance of all municipal, state and federal laws. Selling Casper. Study the idea of selling Casper to the rest of the state of Wyoming through the medium of booster trips and All-Wyoming days in Casper. Municipal Affairs, (a) Street sings. () Regulation of street traffic. (c) Better street lighting in out- lying districts. (@) Swimming pool. jeous. (a) Secure conventions (®) Assist stock business. (c) Lend support and encourage- ment to Casper Community Radio Corporation. (@) Encourage Casperites to sell Casper 365 days in the year. Free Employment Bureau. Employers and those seeking em- ployment are urged and requested to co-operate with the Employment Bureau. Members are requested to call 1924 and list any jobs that they may have open. Gtri Scouts candy sale Saturday, (April 21 at Norris Meat Market. we ee Buy a better looking baby carriage kqvq woot pxorrT ‘Kouour S801 403 carriages are better and the prices are less at Graham-Shields Furniture Co.,_ 133 s JACK LONDON’S FAMOUS WORK GIVEN EXCELLENT FILMING BY UNIVERSAL The “red corpuscles” that Jack Lencon wrote about and the “he man" characteristics of Reginald Denny synchronize perfectly in the screen version of London's famous novel of @ rough-cut man, “The Aby- sma] Brute,” which starts at the Wyoming theatre tomorrow. Everything that London wrote was written from the super-masculine standpoint, He hated the Cas things Che Casper Daily and ¢ “soft Ufe* and preached against them, not with direct refer- ence, but by the thrilling example of manliness which he pictured with a vigorous pen. The quality of the ecreen version of } “The Abysmal Brute” fg determ!ned by @ type-perfect stan, @ supporting cast including genuine celebrities and ‘ the direction of a man who has made some of the artistic surpises of the Screen, Hobart Henley. featured director, was responsible for “The Flame of Life” and “The Flirt,” and "The Abysmal Brute” represents another pinnacte in his career. Denny is a prize fighter in the story ana strangely enough his “sidekick” is Hayden Stevenson, who chummed with him as his “manager” ¢hrough “The ther Pushers.” Their team work character For two days she had been packing away the winter clothing, cleaning windows, changing curtains, sweeping floors, dusting furniture and moving things around gen- erally. It was hard work, even with Martha, a col- ored woman, helping her. te. Along toward mid-afternoon of the second day, Mrs. Thomas felt that she couldn’t go a step farther. a while,” “T’ve simply got to rest she told herself, “or I'll have another of those splitting headaches.” Martha was sympathetic. need, mam, is a good will set you right in “What you done hot cup o’ Coffee. It a jiffy.” And it did! That night Mrs. Thomas told her husband about it. “Martha must have had a cup, too,” she added, “for she seemed to feel better and work better the rest of the afternoon.” Mr. Thomas nodded approvingly. “I’m glad you're so bright and chipper. cleaning time it’s ever happened. I’ve been drinking a cup of how you feel. First house- I know Coffee myself every afternoon for a month. Best thing I ever did. I should have told you about it.” STIX RULES FOR MAKING BETTER COFFEE 1—Keep your Coffee fresh 2—Measure carefully 3—Use grounds only once 4—Don’t boil your Coffeé 5—Serve at once 6—Scour the Coffee-pot OFFE -the universal drink the Coffee used in the Uni tional advertising campaign Coffee merchants of jlanters of Seo Paulo, are rhe lgratene mance een Ea tates, re conducting this peration with the leading the United States. Joint Coffee Trade Publicity Committee 64 Water Street, New York FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS» FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS ped mane Buy Your FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS + FURS FURS . 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EARLY MORNING PARKERS GIVEN FINES BY MURRAY ‘The first fines for violation of the ordinance which prohibits parking on the streets of Casper from 1 a. m. un. til 6 a. m. were assessed by Judge Murray last night. The judge duriog the last three days has dismis: probably 50 defendants on this charge Why gamble with Delicious for its so Hill Crest water is gallon and five-gallon fresh water daily. FOR MISS Hard Water Kills! questionable water when you can have de- livered right to your home Hill Crest Water from a bubbling spring, and sold in half- Every office should have a cooler and Saves time and your health at a small cost. Phone 1151 JIFFY-QUICK The Smartest Styles—Yes! But—At Inviting Prices as Well! Your Choice of Any Coat or Suit in Stock 20% Off your life in drinking ftness and purity. bottled as it comes bottles. AND LADY Such style, such tailoring, such elegance of fabric has never before been found in mod- erately priced garments. PAGE SEVEN. with the {dea that they should be| owners and that igno Biven time to learn the ordinance. J | 10 longer be h is assumed that this law ts now | Other tras v 1s ns for fines 2 ter of common knowledge by c’ ® Riches BURGE Sweet as a Nut? Wyoming Baking Co. Casper, Wyo. Phone 1732 Phone 2040 Groceries and 826 East Meats A St. SATURDAY SPECIALS OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT. Woe are in a position to offer you quality merchandise at attractive low proc We quote a few of these in this ad. A t will convince you of our sincerity to ple: you. Telephone orders wi!l rece!ve ful attention as if you called in person MEAT DEPARTMENT Only the Best of Meats All Steaks, pound Rolted Pot Roast, Lean Pot Roast, pound Bolling Beef, pound - Rib Boll, pound --.— Shoulder Pork Recast, Pork Steak, pound Loin Pork Roast, lean, pound Pork Chops lean, pound Milk Fed Chickens, pound Full assortment of cold lunch meat spo- clalties. Deliveries Leave 10 A. M. and 2P.M. BUTTER, POUND --..._..... pound Family Size Soda Crackers Shredded Wheat, 5 Bars Luna 5 Bars Wool § Ivory Soap Flakes, each STRICTLY FRI Peas, No. 2 Can Tomatoes, 4 No. Red Raspberries, Yellow Free Peaches M PI Dry Ontons, 5 pounds Onion Sets, 2 quarts Solid Head Lettuce Large White Celery —- We Feature Advo and Ferndell Pure Food Products Alluring Sport and Afternoon DRESSES A tango or sand embrofdered Sports Dress in new high colors, will mean distinction and good dress on Summer afternoons. Dresses is complete with the best of the new things—moderately priced $12.50, $18.50, $24.50 Our showing of AND UP Joseph David & Co. 227 South Center S : treet --« 7