Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. The Casper Daily Cribune Ss ———— eee be generated by its impounded < ; ; eaten | BARNEY GOOGLE- : ce As compared with the Roosevelt | = = i. : dam, Don Pedro looms big. The (GOSH, OF.GOSH, This * 10,000 © Gor 3 = a Roosevelt dam is 248 feet above oe Tat CRook To Spike SPARK —_s MY GOODNESS rt stream bed, while the Don Pedro dam PLUG FROM WINNING THE” T- BONE $ 10,000 ~ towers 283 feet. ‘The Rooseve't dam| STAKES “A WEEK FROM SATURDAY T CERTAIN: 7 } PRETTY Bic {a 700 feet 1 ong, compared with a} “\S GONNA MAKE A NERVOUS Like A = DEPOSIT = LIHERE length of 1,040 for the Don Pedro NSRECK CUT OF Mc - MEBRE Fee 2 ‘DID You sy ° Z SHOULDN'T WANE TAKEN (TS FAMILY OF te : : In the great reservoir hack of the : ce BETTER PUY dam are 290,000 acres of water. The 4 =z \y IN The Ban! reservoir 1g 14 ralles long and four We, and a haif les in extreme width. 4 aralid i waed Aone It covers five square miles, or, 3,680 j ate acres, | 4 Looks The width at the top of the dam Suspicious ae | = is 16 feet, and at the base 177 feet. A a wa f New Reservoir on Toul- 4 A Z PY bass eh The structure contains 281,552 cn- a ble yards of concrete. The maximum umne River One of © | capacity ot the power house ts 20,000 World’s Largest ne Pedro dam, one of the highest tm pounding dams in the world, erected GARDENS 1§ PROMISED at a cost of $3,724,000 on the Tou lumne river, near here, was dedicated Tuesday. by the Copyright. 1923. by King Features Syndicate. Ime Modesto fon dis:| | Tontght will be a big night at the tricts primarily but] Moose Gardens. The place will be- large amounts of electric energy will]iong to the guest until 1015. The orchestra will play exactly the music — ted by the multitude up to that HAVE] YOU SEEN ANI " WELL, THIS ONE BIRD HELD UP THAT'S HIM. ur and there will be large frosted OLD gIROWITH A GINK PROBABLY \ / TRAFFIC WHILE HE HE's AS TIGHT RATTLE TRAP CAR. { TRIED To GET TOOK THE HOSE AND AS A VARNISHED ALLEY—WALT AND SKEEZIX GET {cy drinks for each and every guest FELLERS to a number limited only by capacity, long as the dancers want them and FOE NOTHING: Saas ‘will be played in the order wanted. It's all free and the only stipulation is that every one has a good time ould a single person be seen without a smile he will be ejected fore'bly and qi Make your quickly !n order that he may not con- Skin @ DUSINESS | taminate te otners. ; asset — © Get rid of those blotches and black- heads! That skin trouble may be more than a source of suffering and em- barras —it may be holding you out of a better job for which a good appearance is required. Why ‘take Dr. and Mra. I. N. Frost are spend: a chance’ when Resinol Ointment |!1& the “a Salt Creek looking over heals skin eruptions so easily, | the off field O19 0 | Renoa Bere od Ree Season | Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Price will leave rete ie as oe this evening for California, where | y ing lather and wholesome Resinol |they expect to spend several months. | Atall druggists. erienis } “Resinol wins by improving shine” Mrs, James McPheit of Salt Creek is spending a few days here visiting W. M. Knowles are a few days in the city from i “LATE SPORTS | Resinol TH New KICKER SUIT (5 SURE & CAPRIS OD Coin eee MOUNT) VERNON, N. Y., June 27. BEANER-ANYONE WOULD TAKE ME , 4 —R. E. Khepper, Princeton, led the FoR ONE oF THE *PROFESssION ! field at the end of the first half qualifying round in AUDITORS DOCTORS championship of the —z | S VERS 7 , te golf assoc jon today . RELMERTH DRS. MYERS AND BRYANT Hes y « ee a antant Physicana randy Suresons turning inf a card of 73 for the Certified Public Account |200 0-8 Bldg. Office Ph. 699 Res, 746, Cikhteen. Texter Cummings of Yale, Income Tax Service || and A. annon, Princeton, had 401 0-S Bldg. B DR. T. J. RIACH Vs. The play indicated a victory y ¥. COMFORT Physician and Surgeon for Princefown in the team com- Reenees ae Accounting Phone 1219 Residence 2118) petition. f = = oe Phono | 2008," Suite 18, Ses: THE CASPER PRIVATE WIMBLEDON, June 297—(By the R. C. VAN DENBERG HOSPITAL Associated | Press)—The American Certified Public Accountant 938 South Durb u lawn tennjs_ stars, striving for Income Tax Service Women’s and Chitdren's Hospital | woria's titles in the Wimbledon Over Campbell Hardware 542 South Durbin—Phone 406 toticxiameri}icantel hdhtoushilisralil Phone 148 TAFE eee eet Se ECOLOGY AND William |M. Johnston of San GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. OBSTETRICS Francisco, | Vincent Richards, Yon- ‘Auditors and Accountants—Stock / Homer R. Lathrop, M. D., F. A. ©. S| kers, N. ¥ and Frane!s ‘T. Hunter, Registrar and Transfer Agents || Victor R. Dacken, B. Sc. M. D. of New York, won their matches IN THE Movies Sons CHcAbe TBE 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 6 EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT | in the meas singles, ———————] _Harmgn L. Stant . 8, M.D. The Amfrican women champion, ARCHITECTS SKIN AND X-RAY Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, of New York,| Miss Martha Bayard, of » Conn., June 27.— are unable to make good their con- Miss Mayme MacDonald of Seattle, DETROIT, Mich., June 27.—John AUTO PAINTING er ee Auto Top Shop, 6 Casper “hranch at Lavoye Suite 2, 112 Auto Painting Especially East Second GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 27 of Brooklyn, N. ¥., will meet Fri- | forged checks amounting to $700 at MARSHALL C. KEITH, HERBERT L. RVEY fescing Ok » etaceaek EEC d'sposed of Miss Ceres Baker of |#™ounting to $40,000 in various) I, H. A. Loucks, Insurance Commissioner of the State of Wyoming, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a condensed state- ment of the annual statement of the above named In: filed in my office, as required by Section & In testimony whereof, I have hereunto s parents in Clearfleld, Pa., for a short | seal of office the 25th day of May, A. D. 19 time, after which he will go to New A. LOUCKS, DR. ©. A. SANFORD | York and will visit the Chickering Publish June 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 i] | this city, is spending three weeks in the east on a business and pleasure trip. During his absence from the city Mr. Gulich will visit with his Osteopathic Suite 6, Tribune Apart 27, 28, 1923. Osteopathic Physician | warerooms, From there he will go _———— : “. —-|316 Midwest Bldg Phone 1030 | to the Chickering factory in Boston. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. THE SERVICE CLEA - —— ——_— Mr. Gulich also intends to visit the Office of the Asatreenae Commissioner. Railroad Kson : Kurtzman factory in Buffalo, the Cheyenne, Wyoming, June 8, 1923. Phone ___ SHOE REPAIRING Haines Brothers factory at Rochester Patriotic Insurance Company of America, New York, New York. = and the Gulbranson piano factory at| Total admitted assets __ --$ 300,000.00 ' COAL Chicago. Capital stock paid up - $ 200,000.00 ——$————— ee eateneertcaeeed RR ee Surplus over liabilities es 100,000.00 CASPER COAL AND COKE CO. A George Anderson of Denyer, ealds Genuine Gebo Coal representative for the McFarland $ 300,000.00 $ 300,000.00 256 N. Durbin Phone 677 2 Q | Auto company, agents for the Buick ees $$$ — ns | TROY) TAILORE oRS 9 J | for northern Colorado and Wyoming, Organized and commenced business November 13, 1922. CHIROPODIST 148 B. M Phone 968W | | is spending a few days here on busi — —_— - ne | ——— Schemplaigeatiatioa | Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop = MUttle! nese, STATE OF WYOMING, °) CORINNE FE. ORRYANT VOICE CULTURE | “Freezo on an aching corn, tn-| a )ss. Foot Specialist oe Sieroair stantly that corn stops hurting, then! qintam Heagney has returned from County of Laramie. ) 133 8. Wolcott Phone 1904 |shortly you lift it right off with fin-| Cheyenne where he has been jiving I, H. A. Loucks, Insurance Commissioner of the State of Wyoming, CONTRACTORS” | Concert prano and Teacher of | gers. “Truly! for the Ins do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a condensed state. ur druggist sells a tiny bottle of} — ezone” for a few cents sufficient! ytr, an ment of the annual statement of the above named Insurs ks and} filed in my office, as required by tion 5264, ©. 1920. TAYLOR & ORCUTT | New York City | General. Contractors to remove every hard corn, soft corn,| baby daughter, Patric Rell are In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Let Us F Your Plans; Estimates | Placing and or corn between the toes, and tho/spending the day he from the} seal of office the 8th day of June 923 Furnished on Any Kind of Building.| Development eallouses, without sorent or irrita-| Broc ranch visiting with Mr iH isurance Commissioner, | Phone W. 324 South Elk Stre [No 16 Ardmore Apts Phone 11879 tion.—Advertisement, * ‘Brock: mother, Mrs, H. LL. Patton Publish June 23, 24, 2 YOU TWO 2 f ‘ ZA BE LOOKIN’ FOR The dances will be as short or as > | SOMETHING ety ht a EACH OTHER, AIN'T You ? | filed in my office. as require: e In test'mony whereof, I have hei rance Company, | seal of office the 25th day of May, A. D THE REQUIRED INFORMATION MUST DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects G. B. Underwood, M. D. Short Hilly, N. J., and Miss Leslie | 5 1 Rooms 11-12, Townsend Block . ROENT( Bancroft, ston, advanced in the | due Dempsey July 2, would be ‘For. er Admits In a single year I forged checks) shop employes who have ae out Casper, Wy Phone 440} Haile M. womens singles.’ Miss Katharine | raised in advance of that time. He 9 amounting to $40,000 in various| on strike here since July 1, 1922. ee | PATHOLO Gardner, of Cambridge, Mass., was | had nothing definite to announce, | American cities, and my parents a WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect | defeated. however, or where the money was $40 000 St I made them good to rave me from DETROIT, Mich.—John L. Whit- Suite 5, Daly Building | — - coming from. ’ ea Jail,"" police quoted Murphy as say-| field, wanted in Cleveland on an Soin ST. PAUL, Minn., June 27—Jack “We are working on two or three ing. “I'l never ask them to help me] indictment charging him with the Bs "Phone 1996 Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey | Plans, but I cannot announce any- 1 Lat Year. again. This time I'm going to Jail] murder of a policeman, was cap- 208 0-S Bldg. _ guaranteo with the privilege of 50-| thing at this time,” Mr. Stanton | n ite 8 | to take my medicine.” tured, CA. RAINW: rehitect | n Rohrbaugh Building percent of the gate receipts for the | Said. | Basement Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 113 East Second Street Dempecy-Gibbons fight in St. Paul, | MINEOLA, ¥.—Harvey C. Telephone 1512M if the promotors of the Shelby fight NEW CA | Mumford’s “air flivver” z tat y. YATI oes Sn - wrecked in a test flight, and the | a tract. Wash., Pacific coast singles title Murphy, 21, of Omaha, who pleaded) SUMMARY OF plilot/of] the machinedeclktedtto lhe , S. Center Eye,Ear, Nose and Throat {ee holder and Miss Lillian Scharman sullty in recorder's court to passing | acuullara thant the one brought to Amorica by Barbot, was severely The finan Dem day in the final round of the wo- | local hotel admitted, according to : cut across the face. ——$_ _—— .. aD) cay Gibbenel tee at Bhelee ane i Pats naee ener whotey I elias tat. en hea etotesa checks | v ~ —_—___—— : . fi janged today with th : : BAGGAGE and TRANSFER) oyrico'208 South Center—Phono 30 | Tmalned unchanged today with the Inited States cus- HONOLULU.— HE ASKED IF 'O SEEN A BIG FAT GOY WITH & MOON FACE AND A FONNY LOOKING TOPKNOT. hammedan boy orphans were killed and 58 injured whe nan orphanage building collapsed, in which there were 200 children Koused. era WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923. Bedenesbornt SEE THE CASTING ‘ Dieeciee! Japanese vessel to arrive since the new selzure rules became effectiv, CALCUTTA. — Thirty-mne ato: S SALT LAKE CITY.—Telegraph instruments ticked for the first time in 61 years’ history of the Mormon tabernacle as The Asso- cated Press dispatches of Presi- dent *Harding’s address were sent from there throughout the country. Senator Fiet Publish June Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles, HILL CREST WATER . WE DELIVER 503 East Second St. c toms officers seized 292 is of e or declarec SEARLES TRANSFER Aeeed Hosplial, Obi Satish Durhia Stanton, »\ Greae/Enlis Silas ‘ehes tien detente Mies Taine | arate ae i 1 SCRANTON, Pa.—The Delaware, iiguen ow boaralithe Tapmnsaal iat there was novwakte oe Ba Frias Res. Phone 87W Office Phone 313/General Practice Surgery Obstetrics tioneiar Ae el aa ential ste Day | @aael be NSEARIL GeannTe: 3. lea ihe Phelan TAs pin alta Lackawanna and Western railroad | Kore® Maru, which was the first | on the trial trip of the Leviathian. Natrona Transfer, Storage and Fuel LAWYERS ment to Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s —_— arragined, and remanded for sentence| Will increase the wages two cents NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Co., J. L. Biederman, Prop. Phone 949) - manager, possible, | SHELBY, Mont., June 27.—Jack | tomorrow. an hour beginning July 1, for its Office of the Insurance Comm sssioner. pies AMBRO; Stanton expressed himself as be- | Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, | , Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 25, 1923. BATTERIES raw ing hopeful that the third $100,000 | Was in conference today with fight NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, New York, New York. ith dreds Room 332 Midwest Bldg. | officials in connection with motion Office of the rosnraniee ppuriaseener.- meet Total admitted assets —___ $50,109,794.27 SATTERY CO. aii : picture rights for the title bout to : me As cheyenne, Wyoming, May 25, 1923. Liabilities except capital — 3 32,290,404, ees Phone 907 NICHOLS & STIRRETT be hela here July 4. Kearna de. |, Kansas City Life Insurance Company, Kansas City, Missouri. Cacitalistorkipaidnapes SERCO 508 E. a Lawyers clared later no agreement had been |Total admitted nssets____ $25,928,363.00 Surplus over liabilities a 14,319,389.49 CHIROPRACTORS | _- saan OU Bixettange Bids. reached. . When questioned as to | Liabilities except capital $23,966,087.76 aap see Ie oe SEE ———————————— JAMES P. KEM | whether his visit here concerned in | Capital stock paid up - 200,000.00 $50,109,794.27 $50,109,794.27 _ 1, JEFFREY 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. any way the payment of the third | Unassigned funds (surplus) 1,762,275.24 ade a! iis : DR. ANNA GRAHAM JED etn SS ; $100,000 = guaranteed == Dempery, Cry an RaStiae Income during year ending December 81st, 1922__ me aed SE Suite 318 Midwest Bl Phone 706) HAGENS & MURAN | Kearns declared that he could not $25,928,363.00 25,928,363.00 | Disbursement for year ending December 81st, 1922_ $27,257,672. canal | | ane pod BSNS pasta read Dit. B. G. HAT meer | 22 tae oe eee Income during year ending December 31st. 1922_______$ 8,324,693.45| Business in Wyoming f i : : 5 i , s for the Year Endin mber 31st, 1922. Chiropractor * , ; j A * +4 | Disbursement for year ending December 3ist, 19 -$ 4,365,680.70| Net risks written _____ $ 669,363.00 Townsend Bids. Phone 423 Lift Off with Fingers L. J. Gulich Visits i eae Netiuranieoe cacsival eteeeon = HARABDI OHFepaa | ? c Busine in Wyoming for the Year Ending December 31st, 1922, Losses paid ____ 9,115.14 M.S. ig) 4 ,, insurance written —.__ bs SS SAR 5 $ 604,759.00 | Losses incurred _ f 7 162 North Kimball: St. Piano Factories On|[" premiums received ~ 45,519.95 | STATE OF WYO BOLO ‘Phone 1457 i T. 5 Th h E t Losses paid -- 000.00 ‘i )ss. DR. 1 ©. BERQUU rip roug. AST) Losses inenrred “s 7 6,000.00 County of Laramie. ) Zutteemeister Bldg. Phone 1757 STATE OF ‘O} dis he Harsheroeaee ene ce comm isiones of the State “e Waoming, 2B F % | ti and foregoing is a condense - ROBERT N. GROVE | eee SUSE benim be un dates County of Laramie. ) ment of the aanual statemen SARInadtEAeicd Acetone 112 t Second Stree 2 t of the above named Insurance Company, d by Section 5264, C. S. 1920. reunto set my hand and affixed my IT’S CLEAR SOFT AND PURE | 1923, Insurance Comm: Phone 1151