Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1923, Page 10

' . t x J © n t 1 b h h Soe sees 22a PAGE TEN. SCOUT ACTIVITIES, LOGAL AND WORLD-WIDE, ARE REVIEWED HERE Thirty-seven Nations Witness Inauguration Of Movement In Last 13 Years, Executive Piper | Declares In Emphasizing Significance A review of scouting activities in Casper by local men and an address by John H. Piner, regional scout executive for the region which comprises Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Montana, Colorado and Wyoming, were the features of a din- ner given in the honor of Mr. Piper by Casper scout officials at the Henning hotel last night. Executive Pipér told something of the progress of scouting during the 13 years of {ts existence, giving | onsanizations are a great help to terwards consolidated and made into; an organization’ which now has an| Slimpses of the first tmpermanent! enrolment of 600,000 scouts and 139.-| 000 men. “There must be something in a program that wfl challenge men to sive voluntary service such as these fre doing,” said Mr. Piper he made known his belief that routing had been given to the world because it was needed. Thirty-seven nations now use boy Scouting. All these scouts work in harmony with certain {deals and have certain things in common that 1 toward bringing them closer to- “It is greater than any league of nations could possibly be in bringing nations together,” stated the executive. while Wretchedness OFr Constipation | Can Be Quickly Overcome by Purely vege- table — act sure | the liver, Ret Mr. Piper spoke regarding the lieve bilious- difficulty of getting leaders in the ness, head. early days of scouting and of the ache, dizzi- which fs 11 being made to pees and indigestion. They do their uty. ‘Small Pill—Smai! Dose —Small Prico that every leader {s quall- fied in the life he leads as well as in his ability along the technical lines of scouting. “Our greatest problem is not a problem of money,” he said, “It is a problem of leadership. We have to be very careful in the se- lection of men. MR. DODGE 3 Mr. Bartle expressed his apprecia- OWNER tion for the newspaper publicity | which had been given the scouts In We have complete stock of parts Casper, and testing equipment for taking care of your electrical system. le G. Burwell, vice president of the council, _gave a report on the re-| sional conference wihich was held| recently in Omaha. This was the| Casper Battery Co. largest conference that had been} Authorized North East Service Station Phone 907 508 E. Yellowstone Highway held in the region. An interesting glimpse of scouting in Riverton was given by A. L. Ar-| nold, scoutmaster there. Mr. Arnold | told how Riverton scouts had float- \ed_bonds for the construction of a AUDITORS | HH. REIMERTIL ed Pul CONTRACTOR AND i BUILDER Cer: Accountant WW, SEEbE ' Income Service Contractor and Builder 401 0-8 Blas. Phone 761) 141 w. Tenth Phone 876W HARRY ¥. COMFORT Auditing and Accounting 1 DOCTORS Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bldg. 0. VAN DENBS RG T. J. RIACH certitiea Public Accountang ian and Surgeon Residence 2118. THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL Income 'f 7. NTEE REGISTRY CORP. 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 quaitors on Accountants—Stock Vomen’s and Chikiren’s Hospital Registrar and. ‘Travsfer teens 542 South Durbin hone 406 sldg. Phone STAFF 208-11 Oil Exchange FE ae SURGERY, NE c OBSTETRICS ARCHITE! Honter R. Lathrop, M. D., F. A. ©. 8, DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Victor R. Dacken, B. Se. M. D. ms 11-12 Townsend Block » EAR, NOSE and THROAT poche Nvyo. Phone 449 larmon 1.’ Stanton, ) . D. IN AND X-RAY ‘TR WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect | : , Suite 5, Daly Building | G. B. Underwood, MILLER, Architect | ROENTGENOLO: p M. EK. M. h 5 208 O-S ildg. bb hone 1906 ©. A. RAINWATER, Architect | | Basement Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Telephone 1078. | AUTO PAINTING | Top Shop, 633 8. Center at Lavoye is PATHOLOGIST J. F. O'Donne M.D, 2h Building cond Street Camper Auto ned a 51 and Branch " . Especiall Sart 5 Anto Painting S ANAEER rs Dr iY, W. YATES ~a TRAN Practice Limited to Eye, Ear Nose! BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | andiittrosts eae SEARLES TRANSFER Isurage the Fitting of Ginsses | Res. Phone 87W Office Phone B13 2 Natrona Transfer, Storage and Fuel DE TYERS AND_ BRYANT sd. 1. Biederman, Prop. Phone 949) | sicians and Surgeons = ; i eal j . Office Ph, 690 Res, 746) Lmieba 5 SHORGT CASPE! TERY CO. Spec Phone 907 Eye, Ear, Nose Phone 2121 MARSH. 508 HE. Xcllowstone BEAUTY SHOPS a oe | HERB! VEY, M. D, THE RADIA pOftice 208 South Center—Phone 30 a oods and| Private Hospital, 612 South Durbin Ten days ane a eicari General Practice Surgery Obstretrics Henning Hotel, Phone 682R. | a ening See LAWYERS CHIROPRACTORS | ne = AMBROSE HEMINGWAY M. GABRIELLE SINCLAIR Palmer Chiropractor = West Hotel, Room 72 Phone 15403 Lawyer : Midwest Buatlding| NICHOLS & STIRRETE Room 221 DR. J. co Z Lawyers IR. ANNA ¢ F FREY 20-10-11 - on shuts 318 Midwest Phone 708 11 Oil Exchange Bldg. DR. B. G. HAHN, Chiropractor Townsend Bids Phone 423 HARNED, Chirop y M. EB 6-2 r fi. E, HARNED, Chlronrs 206-207 Ol Exchange Building Phone 1457 WILLIAM 0. WILSON a Attorney-at-Law OK. I.E. BERQUIST s : ee I ‘3 NS Naas Sulte 14-15-16 Townsend Bldg. ‘pada —— = VINC . MULVANE ROBERT N. GROVE Att aaa sth 112 East Second Street z t Building OGILBE 210 0-8 Building 5 22 Palmer School Graduate and, X-Ray DR. C. L. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic and Chiropractic ‘ Physician $10 0-8 Building Phone 1754 CHIROPODISTS CORINNE E. 0'BRYANT Foot Specialist 212 8. Center St COAL, ©ASPER COAL AND COKE CO. o & ADAMS Phone 2217 OSTEOPATHS ci oI DAVIS Physician : ne Apartinents, Ph, 188 ©. A. SANFORD Hi . A. Osteopathic Physician | Midwest Bldg. Phone 103 SHOE REPAIRING | Phone 124-J Genuine Gebo Coal NORTH CASPER SHO! | Phone 677 All Work Guaran’ —— — Ben Suyematsu -RS \- . ees = | TASLORS CLEANERS r- tt ae at TROY TAILORS AND Cl ERS Jackson | Phone 56 18 E, Midwest 112 E. Second | r BARNEY I HAD 4 HEART TAtK WITH YouR SWEET woman- SHE SAYS SHES WHiWwe Che Casper Daily Cribune Jo HEART To LET BYGONES 2rBE BYGONES GNEB UP RACIIG ANDO Go mt some LeeiTimate BUSINE Ss -, 1F Wov te ‘BARNEY GOOGLE--Barney Isn’t Taking Any Chances. ly WEtt 1F Youre A Wise Cluck You$#. GNTER Ber. Ge CAREFUL. HE Mssus BUT RACHEL, 1 DON'T SEE OCTAVE SEE SKEEZIX. headquarters building and of how they were at the present time pre- paring a park for the city. ncouragement” was the topic which Ambrose Hemingway, also a vice president of the council, had taken to speak on. Mr. Hemingway has been corinected with scouting in Casper almost since its inception and knows many of the difficulties of getting the movement started. He gave great credit to the Casper Chamber of Commerce for fostering the permanent organization of boy scouts here. He expressed his hopes that the scouts from Riverton and the scouts from Casper would be able to get together and have good times in the future and gave great praise to Mr. Arnold as a scout leader. Following the address' of Regional Executive Piper, A. A. Slade, super- intendent of schools, told what both the boy scouts and the girl scouts were doing for the students. ‘These organizations are a great helpp to me," said the educator. W. ©. Wilson, president of the council, acted as toastmaster for the evening. Community singing was led by Mr. Bartle in the absence of Tracy N. Shaw, and many scout songs were given. The high school male quar- tet added much to the occasion by some clever songs which the mem- bers gave for the entertainment of the guests. “Scoutleaders are not preaching,” said Mr. Piper. “If you are preach- ing to a boy you are wasting your breath.” ‘outing is a movement and not an organization,” he went on to state. “It is a movement for every organization to acceppt, adopt and use.” At the close of his address Execu tive Piper ppresented W. O. Wilson, president of the Casper Council, with a streamer that was the personal gift of President Harding to any puncil increasing its membership per cént or more within a certain The streamer was of red, white and blue, and was made for the purpose of being attached to the council flag. A review @f boy scout here during the past four activities months WHY MRS. BLOSSOM SHOULD BE ANXIOUS TO HAVE MME. NATURAL THING IN THE WORLD, MISTA WALT. WISHED tb 4 Saved My DIRK-HERE GMES & HARD LOOKIN’ ANEXICAN, tS LIAGLE To SEES Me AFTER A. THESS MONTHS. wow + Tim GASOLINE ALLEY —WHY, OF COURSE TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923. By Billey De Beck =F SHE JES WANT To | "MAKE A HIT WITH THAT LADY AN’ BRING ALONG THE FINES’ Wart A MINUTE,” Z Dan = I AIN'T ©. GONNA XAKE ONY a 5 a us > THEY'S A ELOCUTIONIST MAYBE RACHEL IS RIGHT. COMIN' TO OUR CHURCH IF PHYLLIS WANTS TO GIVE AND fO UKE TO TAKE MME. OCTAVE A TREAT HIM MYSELF. | KNOWS (T'S OK. WITH ME! \ YES’ HOW SHE FEELS ! oO, | DUNNO! -THem PEONS BETTES NoT START AUTHIN WITH Me! ship, to sell property of said part- nership, Now therefore, Conforming to said order, I will, on Saturday the 19th day of May A, D., 1923, and between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon of said day, beginning at said hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, at the south front of the Court House in Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, sell to the high- est bidder for cash the following described property towit: One note given by W. A. Bell in the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred Forty-six and 30-100 ($2,- 146.30) Dollars, with unpaid bal- ance of One Thousand Nine Hun- dred Forty-Six and 30-100 ($1,- 946.30) Dollars, payable to Henry E. Perkins, receiver, and which is secured by a mortgage on a truck. Hight notes, each for the sum of Sixty ($60.00) Dollars, given by George Wyatt and payable to Hen- which is the period which Executire|ry E. Perkins, receiver, secured by H. Roe Bartle has been working in|¢ mortgage on a truck. Casper, ‘was given by Mr. Bart Unsecured account due from Mr. Bartle touched on the increase John Broiller in’ the sum of Two of membership from 145 to 430, anliniousand Six Hundred Fifty-six {horease) of: SSipen cent and 02-100 ($2,656.02) Dollars, He also discussed Camp Rotary and the three model camps that are held there during the week-end, the scoutmasters’ school which held each week at. the Methodist church, the activities of the scouts in hunt- ing for and rounding up lost child- ren, the extension of the Casper councll east to Tusk and west to Lander, the new system at Camp Ro- tary Mm the selection of boys to go there on the week-ends, and the possibility of boy government in Casper, With reference to the boy govern- ment proposition which recently crea- ted a great deal of interest by the fact that {t was successfully worked out in Chicago one afternoon, Mr. Bartle said that .a committee was now working on the best way of in- structing the scouts in running a city, and that when details were! worked out and the scouts had learned their lesson in this matter {t would not be improbable that a boy scout would be mayor for an hour during the afternoon and that other pogitions would also be taken over by the scouts during the same period. —_—-—— — NOTICE OF SALE, BY RECEIVER, Btate of Wyoming, County of Yatrona, ss. In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District; F. J, Wolf, Plaintiff vs. Henry Wyatt, Defendant | * Notice is hereby given that an order having been {ssued by the Court in the above ntitled cause _'directing me, as receiver of the property ‘belonging to the Wolf- Phone 068W Wyatt Motor Company, a partner- | same being balance due on the pur- chase price of a truck. Unsecured account due from Wm. Gillmore in the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred Twenty and 79-100 ($2,- 0.79) Dollars, same being the un- paid balance due on the purchase of a truck and subject to certain credits not exceeding Six Hundred ($600.00) Dollars. Unsecured ac- count due from John Rosebury in the sum of Two Thousand Oni Hundred Ninety-one and 28-10 $2,191.28) Dollars, same being bal- ance due on the purchase price of a truck. It is further ordered by the court |that said sale be for cash and that all bids under the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred ($2,500.- 00) Dollars be rejected. Done this the 7th’ day of May, A. D., 1928. + HENRY E. PERKINS, Receiver. Publish May 8, 15, 19238, weer a Ls A group of Texas capitalists and jumbermen is negotiating with the the Obregon government for a con- cession to develop three million acres of southern pine land in Mexico, WANTED SALESMEN AND SALES- WOMEN ity lots, Should have », Call at— TH CENTER 8T, To well " 237 SOU | COLLUN CONSUMPTION. WASHINGTON, May 15.—Cotton (OOD ATHLETES WILL | ssi COMPETE IN NATIONAL | compared with 623,108 of lint and Si INTERSGHOLASTIG MEET 5 of linters in March this year and 443,509 of lint and 49,287 of linters in April last year, the census bureau [announced today | To CHICAGO, May 15.—High schools) and academies from distant points! wwyreaTrLAND, Wyo. May 15.— are answering tho invivtation of the) work is to be started at once on tho University of Chicago to the national! gayelopment of the graphite mine 13 interscholastic track and field meet jijicg west of Uva, which is the larg- to be held here May 25 and 26. est known deposit of this mineral in ‘Word that teams from Flathead the world. It is expected,to ship the county high of Kallspell, Montann,| ore from Uva, the hauling to this will enter the meet was received to-| point to be done by truck. day. More than 1,000 athletes repre-! Wm. Beamond will have charge of senting virtually every state are €x- the local end of the development ac- pected to compete. cording to A, I. 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Bonds Maturing May 20, 1923 As interest on the above Bonds ceases after date of maturity they will be redeemed at this Bank at PAR and Accrued Inter- est if surrendered on or before May 19, 1923, The Casper National Bank CASPER, WYO. Established 1889. Commercial, Savings, Safe Deposit Boxes Investment Securities 34 YEARS OF SERVICE—MAY WE SERVE YOU? | WHAT A SEASON RODEO TICKET MEANS TO YOU First—lIt is a reduced rate ticket that admits holder to five big days of Casper’s First Annual Rodeo. Five days of real Western Sports. It will be one of the World’s Greatest Championship Cowboy Contests, real and genu- ine. Second—It also admits holder, to every event held on the Rodeo Grounds during the season of 1923. This in- cludes all boxing contests, Third—lIt is a transferable ticket and can be used by anyone. " Fourth—The season Rodeo grandstand ticket sells f $5.00, plus tax. The season bleacher Rodeo ticket oaltg for $3.50, plus tax. Fifth—In buying your season tickets now ER AL ee sone but also helping to finance the advertising an uilding program of a perman 4 ground for the community. f ne PN Sixth—A limited number of these tickets w: at the reduced prices. Buy now. or before May 20, you are not ill be sold This campaign cnds on Buy From the Contestants! =