Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR STATE TG LEND ASSISTANCE TO LUOK HIGHWAY Contract North of Lingle To Be Let at, Next Board Meeting. The selection of Hiram D. Lingle ef Lingle, Wyo., as a member of the Wyoming State Highway commis- sion will soon pay dividends to his Supporters in road improvements to the LingteLusk highway, according to ports received here by Nat Bak er. dno of the best boosters of that Section of the state. Contract for the first unit of the highway extending morth fr Jet at t om Lingle five miles will be e next meeting of the state ‘commission, it is sald, and prospects Yor further work on the road are con- widered good. This could be done with a tra anc! grader that will be ned in tho Torrington dim trict. At the last meeting of the board ® delegation from Weston . county agreed to stand half the cost ‘ef.erad- ing the road south from Newcastle to the county line, thus making con- nectlo with the hi, 'y impfove- ading into Li n 60-foot s to be built by the state Woman creek at the first crossing 25 miles north of Lusk, and’ contract for this probably witl be let f@t the next meeting of the board. ‘These improvements are considered @mong the most important projects in the state as they will tend to di- vert Black Hills travel through Wvyo- ming. They will connect with roads east out of Casper an provide better arteries of automobale travel to this city. North an@ couth traffic will be immensely benefited and residents of oth central, northeastern and south- eastern Wyoming will be gratified to learn of the plans, RETAIL GLERKS TO PLAY MT SALT CREEK TODAY The Aets!l Clerk's Yeoll team will play Melt Creek today at Balt Creok. The Clerk's team hes been @reatly improved since they lost to Big Mundy last Sunday. The Clerke @re out to win thie game today #0 they will Rave confidence in their @dility to even up things when the Wig NMudéy plays here Moy 13. pes Es SN et is Potatoes CHICAGO, Mny §.—Potatoes, firm; Receipts, 70 cars; total U. &. #hip- Menta, 527; Wisconsin eacked round Whites, $1.0591.15 cwt; @itto, bull, $1.05 cwt; Minnesota eacked Red River Ohice, 75@900 cwt.; fancy, $1.00 ewt.; 500 cwt.; Minnesota bulk white $1.00 cwt.; Idaho $1.25@1.75 depend: fon; Idaho - sacked Rurale, 61.10G1.25 owt.; new stock Umited and slightly weaker: Florida Bpaulding Rose, barrels, No. 1, $9.00 @9.50; No, 2, $8.006.50; No. 3 ARLOS FANNING, PRINCIPAL Of STAR CARD, WOULD FIGHT DUNDEE Arfos Fanning, ‘Kansas City lightweight star who meets Otto Wallace at the Koteo stadium in June has ambitions and the ambit- tions run along the line of meeting Johnny Dundee who 1s bothered with toting around the crown of Junior Lightweight champion but in all such cases as clashing with titleholdera there must be a hitch und the hitch is thet all Mfr. Dundee wants for his end for a meeting with the agile Fanning is the Ford Plant, the Hotels Statler and the candy and fruit concessions in all the Union raitwey stations of the United Btates so ft looks like the speedy Missourian is out of luck ae tar as his ambition 1s concerned. ‘anning bas met and defeated some of the countries best light- weights and has made Pete Hart- Jer, Pal Moran, Bobby Waugh, Louisiana, Joe Mandot, Mel Coo- gan, Bamey Adair and Joe Gor- man, finish second to him and on top of these conquesta the flash sailed) over the Driney end took Lew Hdwards, the Australian light weight champion to a cleaning in twenty of the fastest rounds of fighting ever witneeel in the anti- podes. A. couple of years age Arios was boxing Moran at Memphis and at- ter a few roun@s of tossing gloves as only the flash can, Moran wilted under the steady stream and was Diissfully ignorant of the frantic efforts of his handlers to bring him away from the cage where the birdies were singing After seeing Pal's © seconds handlers vigorously swinging the towels and applying ice water un- successfully for quite = period of tim: fan from way up the do! cr) and sweetiy. | lar tier of seats shouted down to the ring the following advice “Give him the sme salts, he’s had enough Fanning. ©n another occasion Fanning met Miskey Riley of Texas; Mickey !s quite an advertiser and bills him- self “The Singing Kid" always en- tertaining the fans before the bout with a song or two and what's more Mickey could and can sing, however when the Texan got up to do his yocal stuff Fanning left his corner and met him in the centay of the ring and offered the follow ing suggestion: “Say Riley you bec- ter sing something appropriate for the occasion to come you sing that song the End of the Wor Fanning that he will give he hook why on't “Tonight is up w m in Juni made many st of » lightweight sockers hit the resin {t looks Iiko the fireworks to the boys ‘In the Know.” Butter and Eggs || CHICAGO, May 6.—Butter, un- changed. Exsgs, easy; receipts, 85,928 oases; firnce, 26@26%c; ordinary firs! 28% @240; miscellaneous, 25025% storage pack extras, 28% @28%c. storage pack firsts, 27% @28c. oo Che Casper Sunday Morning Cribune HOUSE AN LOT GOES FREE 10 Harry Free Posts Great Pnze for Buyers in Highland Park. ‘The campaign being waged by the! Harry Free\ Realty company for the sale of its Highland Park lots holds a novel and attractive feature for purchasers of homesites in that one of them 1s due to recetve free of charge @ five-room modern home, ready to move into, The house is lo- cated in the Highland Park addition sand faces on the proposed Blackmore park. It is new, contains a large livingroom’ end a full basement. It is a house which any family would be proud to call “home,” There are 611 lots offered for sale in this addition and every one sold will carry with it a chance on the by the realty company, The winner will be a lucky person and the offer should do much to stinmulate the sale of property in the district. pile BeBe ty STILL PLENTY OF TIME 10 WIN “SMOKES” It’s hard to beat this, men! Smok- ing has always been an expense, but here is how to make it an asset. If friend wife budgets out a few thin jdimes a week for your smoking al- lowance, you can certainly get ahead of her now. Hera’s yout chance to win any one of the following prizes in the short time of ten days. Here is a’'l you have to do. Conrtruct a sentence about Har vestes cigars, using each letter in the word “Harvester” for the first letter of each word forming the sen: tence, for instance: H—Harvester A—always R—represents V—value. ry all answers will be ju: sentence. 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Highland Park is on the direct road to the Country Club which is to be.the finest show place in the State- Highland Park is on the road to the Foothill Boulevard, Cas- pers most popular summer drive. , Don’t Put Off Buying Until toolate. Take advantage of present prices and.terms. A $5,000 Home Given Away " Let, us show you Highland Park and this home, FREE, The Lot 103 Bocklinger Bldg. Phone 238 NOTICE TO CASPER PROPERTY OWNERS If you are prejudiced against No. 13— forget it and get acquainted with us our product at Booth 13 ARKEON TUESDAY J. C. DOBBINS WEDNESDAY, tal Trouble, write for our IOWA CITY, Is., May 5.—Brookins of Iowa today set » new world's rec- ord for the 220-yard hurdles in lowa-Northwestern track SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1923, today... His tlme was 23.4 or 2 jg, than the previous meet. the oo meet here} Try Tribune Ciassified for Rew:):, Ee a ~ ~ It Is Your Duty To Bea Home Owner ~ ATTEND THE ~~ Own Your Home Show ‘Auspices Casper Real Estate Board BIVeYIVeNiive ey! Tavivey path Arkeon Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday MAY 7, 8, 9 All property not already listed for assessment should be returned without delay. Owners or agents will please call at the assessor's office and attend to this matter. Per- sonal attention will obviate errors that might otherwise creep in. The assessor and his deputies have examined every piece of property in the city and they have made an effort to interview the owners. Of course, a good many people have been missed and must be assessed from the records unless they come to the office and list their property. Automobiles not found by the assessor or his deputies as he went from office to office or from door to door will will be assessed from the list furnished by the Secretary of State. This method of assessment furnished no satis- factory way of getting at the value; hence, owners are . urged to come to the office, list their autos and trucks and secure a copy of the assessment. Property-owners should bear in mind the dates of the meeting of the County Board of Equalization.. The first sheeting will be on June 4th and will continue for several days: This is the proper time to make complaint if you -feel that your property has not been properly appraised by the assessor, A second meeting will be held June 25th and continuing probably three days. May 6, 7, 8, 9, 1923, LYLE E. JAY, County Assessor. If you fntend te build some day you should observe existing brick buildings and study our brick-work “BRICE—-HOW TO BUILD AND ESTIMATE” Learn How You Can Build an Expensive Looking House With Low Cost Com- mon Brick When looking at a number of spectmen panels of brickwork, laid with the same kind of brick but with various colors and kinds of mortar joint, the average person sometimes finds it hard to believe that such 2 wealth of variety and beauty can be obtained by: such simple means. : The early colonial brick buildings (Independence . Hall, for instance) and countless thousands of mod- ern buildings attest the fact, however, that inexpen- sive common brick, properly laid, with due regard to bord and mortar joint, is one of the most beautiful of all the building materials. “BRICK—HOW TO BUILD AND ESTIMATE” ~ 44a. ‘See Our Exhibit At the Own Your Own Home ’. Show ARKEON, MAY 7, 8, 9 Booth 23 * | Casper Brick & Tile Co. Extreme North End of Center Street PHONE 1076