Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924, LOCAL CLEANUP COMMENDED BY CONVENTION Baptists Praise Work Here of County and City Officials. The Central Baptist association closed a two-day convention here last night. Before ending its ses- sion the association endorsed the work of the county and city officials in the following resolution: “Bo it resolved by the Central Baptiet association that we heartily commend the county and city offi. cials for the courageous manner in which they are conducting their various offices in cleaning up Cas- per and Natrona county and we as / sure them our hearty suppdrt in their effective campaign for law and order of the city and qounty.” New officers were elected, the Rev. A. C. Hodgson of Riverton was selected for moderator while Wade Fowler of Douglas was élected to the position of vice modetator. Oth- er officers aru Mrs. C. M. Sum- mers, clerk and Mrs, 8. W. Adgit, treasurer, Both are of Casper. The session was the second an- nual convention of the association which was organized last year. A meeting for, women was held Wed- nesday afternoon under tho leader ship of Mrs. 8. I. Smith, secretary airector of the Rocky Mountain dis- trict. The annual sermon was de- lvered Wednesday evening by the Rey. T. M. Grogg of Douglas. On ‘Thursday morning the organization ‘was completed and on ‘Thursday afternoon a meeting was held un- der the direction of Jog P. Jacobs of Casper, and the Rev. W. F. Rip- ley of Denver. A banquet was held in the Methodist church Thursday evening by the Baptist Young Peo- ple’s union. ——_»—___—. SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS DUBLIN—The Dail Efreann by a 57 to 22 vote, ratified the Angio- American liquor treaty, permitting the search of vessels by the Ameri- can authorities outside the territor- ial limits of the United States, Cardinal Hayes Notified College of Rome when ers notified him on behalf of the Pope that he had been 'rince of the Church, AIR PILOTS BOMB CITY Women and Children Killed at Hondur- an Capital When Rebel Forces Shower Bombs on City WASHINGTON, April 11.—Air pilots of Honduran revolutionary forces have begun bombing raids on Tegucigalpa, the capital, and have killed a number of women and children. Four bombs were dropped. near the grounds where members of the American landing force from the cruiser Milwaukee at Amapala, were exer- clsing, but dispatches to the navy cath gered pane rege a department today from rear Ad- a miral Dayton made no mention of government and revolutionary lead. any casualties among the American naval forces. Rear Admiral Dayton said the aviators evidently had mistaken the American sailors for enemies, Commander Causey, in charge of the detachment at Tegucigalpa, was TWINS DEFY RECOGNITION NEW YORK April 11.—The feat of distinguishing between Jacob and Edward Friend of East Orange, N. J., twins and students at Columbia university was made no easier to. day with the announcement that they both had been awarded Phi Bota Kappa keys, "They look alike, dress alike, sing in the glee club together, go to the same classes and for four years have received identical marks. In receiving the keys they become the first twins to be elected to Phi Beta Kappa. The only Cifference in the keys is the first name on the back of each, End That Vile — Catarrh! Don’t wait until catarrh has de- stroyed your hearing before making an earnest, intelligent effort to check the disease. Get busy now and rélieve all disagreeable symp- toma by inhaling the delightful, soothing vapor of “Deo” each night the city, as endangering American lives. The report to the navy depart- ment said the aim was to bomb the Jail at Tegucigalpa but that the mis: siles, landed on residences. ———————. MEXICO CITY—Confidential ad- vices said that representatives of Adolfo De La Huerta and General Felix Diaz reached an agreement at Galveston to continue the reyolu- tion with joined farces. NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS will be received for the construc BRUSSELS—Assurances in high governmental quarters maid the Bel- gian government was certain to ac- WASHINGTON—Major General Charles P. Summerat was relieved from command of the Hawaiian de- partment of Honolulu and will be succeeded by Major General Charles T. Menoher, now commanding the Hawalin division at ScofleM bar- racks, ROME—Signora Marconi, grant- ed a divorce from William Marconi, wireless inventor, marrie@ the Mar- quis Liboria Marognola, and resign- ed as lady in waiting to the queen. ROME—Cardinal Hayes left for San Reno to rest a week before leaving for Paris and New York. HASTINGS, Neb.—Charloes H. Dietrich, former governor of Ne. braska and former United States senator died from an apoplexy |and morning. stroke, “Deo” is a combination of pute eucalyptus and other antiseptic, heal- ing olls. ‘When heated gently tt is converted into a pleasant vapor that quickly clears the head and be- gins at once to heal those raw, in- flamed membrancés in the nose and throat. It reaches every part of the nasal cavity, where liquids and sprays never g0, destroying germs and helping to restore the affooted tissues to sound condition, All leading druggists sell “Deo” in 600 tubes or jars. Use it dally and you'll soon forget you ever had oftarrh. Satisfactory results guar. anteed or money back. Dennis Bucalyptus Ointment Co., makers, Amendment of » The Bankruptcy Law Proposed WASHINGTON, April 11—Ex amination of the federal bankruptcy law to consider amendment to im- Prove ite administration is proposed in @ resolution introduced by Chair- man Graham of the house judiciary committee Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords. You’re Betting on a Money-Saving Certainty When You Stock Up at the CITY BUTTER SHOP SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Phone 266 BUY YOUR APPLES BY THE BOX—It’s ECONOMY We are bee to some very fine Winesaps, fancy and extra’ ‘ancy, all perfect, sound apples Wine Saps, Fancy, box.$2.18 Wine Saps, extra fancy Oranges, sweet, juicy doz 1Be box . $2. Two dozen . 3 Fresh Eg; Three dozen ..-. Head Lettuce, 2 for Cabbage, pound Grape Fruit grade. At grade. At Values up to $3.50, at_ Regular $1.00 value. Alliance Creamery Butter 52e Ravenna Creamery Butter 550 ‘ Extra Special Meadow Gold Butter ._.58e a Fancy Creamery Butter 45¢ Grape Fruit, 3 Cooking Onions, firm stock, 6 pounds Parsnips, Carrots, Beets, Turn! ips, 6 paunds Spuds, large, fine, white, 8 pounds .......- WATCH US GROW New Second Street Public Market Across the Isle From Delicatessen Regular 85¢ Value 65e PAIR ers against continued bombing of |®™ounts as said City $7.50 to $8.50 values, at_.....-.... Bostonian and Stafford Shoes and $10.00 values, at Stacy Adams Shoes and Oxfords. Caps—a varied assortment in shades and patterns and shapes, Men’s Athletic Underwear. Per anit oc. Phoenix Pure Silk Hose ‘ The Casper Daily Crihune tion of the smiSrevernens in Pave- “the ‘Alley in Block a8, Park Ade mie to the aah (now Oe). af from 1e BO! Hide of Bast Sth Street to: the north side of East Seventh Street.” The general kind of improve- ment proposad, to be made Ty the grading, dra’ construction of curb or hinsg: her with pav- ing of te inch Bituminous on jase, 2-inch Warrenite-Bitulithic Top, oat; contrac- tor to furnish all tools, materials, labor and incidentals Pesainhs to such construction, all work to be done in accordance with and in compliance with the plans and spe- eifications for ssid improvements filed with the City. Clerk by the City Engineer, va or about the 7th day of April, A. D, 1924. The said improve Gin, shall be main- tained for a period of five years by the contractor. All bids for such w: marked “Pavement District No, 42 Proposal,” and shall be ad- dressed to and filed with the City ‘k shall be Clerk of the City of Casper, at his| E: office in the City Hall in the City of Casper, Wyoming, and will be received until 7:30 P. M., on the 14th day of April, A. D, 1924, at which time, or as soon therea: a8 ake be convenient, bids will be opened by the City Council of the City of Casper in special meeting of said Council. A certified check made payable unconditionally to the City of Cas- er, Wyoming, on a solvent local ank, in the sum of ten (10%) per cent of the amount of bid, must be filed with said bid to be for- feited to the City of Casper as liquidated damages if the bidder be awarded* the contract and fail to enter into the contract with the City within five (5; days of his notification, if he be the success- ful bidder, to perform the work and furnish a bond guaranteeing the faithful performance of the work, and a maintenance bond, said bonds to be furnished at the time of the signing of the con- tract. The guarantee and main- tenance bond may. be one and the same instrument. Bids may be made in the follow- ing form, to-wit: Upon the basis of receiving pay. ments in installments in improve ment bonds, as provided in the specifications, said bonds to be taken at par arid accrued interest, and bonds to be furnished by the ecnetnetey without expense to the ity. Bid also to contain bid not less than par, accrued interest and the expense of issuing bonds for bonds to meet the incidental expanse of the improvements and to taken and paid forin cash when in such of Casper may require. Such bids for bonds relating to incidental expense to be con- tingent upon acceptance by the City of Casper of bid of said con- tractor for the work. The bids shall be o d by the shall be Council, and the con’ awarded to the bidder, who in the Notice is hereby given that bids| opinion ef the Council is the low- st_and best responsible bidder for EASTER TOGS —AT A— 20 & Saving Commencing Saturday and continuing through the next week we are offering our entire stock of Society Brand and Adler- Rochester Suits at a 20% discount. An unusual opportunity. Never before have you had an oppor- tunity to buy high-grade clothing for Easter at such a saving. Other Specials Oxfords. $6.75 lath $8.50 10% Discount Your Easter Bonnet This season’s Hats offer you smarter and more styles in very alluring colors, ri Vanity Hats. Our regular $7.50 Our regular $5.00 $4.00 the newest $2.25 65c all 142 East Second St. the remaini; yozon, ith | for a fractions of all the work hecessary to com- plete the Bropnesd improvement of such subdivision as will not conflict with the completion of ut no bid any class of work chargeable to any bloc! fronting upon the street to be im- fronting upon the street to be im. proved shall be received. The City Council shall have the power to reject any and all bids. Witness my ‘hand and the seal, of the City of Casper, under the authority and direction of the City Council of the City of Casper, epuing this 8th day of April, A. D. 1924, (SEAL) (Signed) H. H. PRICE, City Clerk, Publish April 1ith, 1924. aes NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that bids will be received for the construc- tion of the improvements-in Pave- ment District No. 40, in the City of Casper, Wyoming, comprisi “The Alley in Block 26, Park Ad- dition to the Town (now City) of er, from the south side pf ixth Street to the no side of Hast Fifth Street.” The general kind of improve- ment proposed to be made is the grading, inage, construction of rjcurb or header, together with pav- ing with four-ingh Bituminous Concrete Base with two-inch War- renite Bitulithic ‘Top with Seal the contractor to furnish ools, materials, labor and inci- dentals pertaining to such con- struction, all work to be. done in accordance with and in compliance with the plans and specifications for said improvements filed with the City Clerk by the City Bngi- neer, on or about the 7th day of April, A. D, 1924. The said im- provements dhall be maintained for a period of five Contractor. All bids for such work shall be marked “Pavement District No. 40 Proposal” and shall be ad- dressed to and filed with the City Clerk of the City of Casper, at his office in the City Hall in the City of Casper, Wyoming, and will be received until 7:30 P. M., on the 14th day of April, A. D. 1924, at which time, or as soon thereafter as may be convenient, bids will be opened by the City Council of the City of Casper in special meet- ing of said Council. ied check made payablé unconditionally to the City of Cas- er, Wyoming, on a solvent local | ank, in the sum of ten (10%) per cent of the amount of the bid, must be filed with said bid to be forfeited to the City of Casper as liquidated damages, if the bidder be awarded the con- tract and fail to enter into the contract with the City within five days of his notification if he be the successful bidder, to perform the work and furnish a bond guaran- teeing the faithful performance of the work, and a maintenance bond, said bonds to be furnished at the time of the signing of the contract. The guarantee and mainte bond may be one and the e instrument. Bids may be made in: the fol- lowing form, to-wit: Upon the basis of receivin, Here’s the Table of Savings $35.00 Suits at_____- $40.00 Suits at_--.. $45.00 Suits at_____. $50.00 Suits at____.. $55.00 Suits at. MEN'S TOPCOATS Gabardines, Whipcords and Other Varied Cloths $24.75 and Up SHIKAN Shoe & Clothing Co. I. 0. O. F. Bldg. k} C: ments in installments in improve- ment bonds, as provided in the specifications, said bonds to be taken at par and bonds to be furnished by the contractof without expense to the ity, Bia also to contain bid not fess than par, accrued interest and the expense of hag bonds for bonds to meet the incidental ex- pense of the improvements and to be taken and paid for in cash when and in such amounts! as said City of Casper may require. uch bids for bonds relating to incidental expense to be con- tingent upon acceptance by the City of Casper of bid of said con- tractor for the work. * The bids shall be opened by the Council and the contract shall be awarded to the bidder, who in the opinion of the Council, is the low- ini f the C il, is the I est and best responsible bidder for all the work necessary to com- plete the ater improvement of such subdivision as will not con- flict with the completion of the ppelnng hiebs ig rey no aie i @ fractional part of any bags work chargeable to any block fronting upon thi et to be im- proved, shall be re: 5 The City Council shall have the power to reject any and all bids. Witness my hand and the seal of the City of Casper, under the authority and direétion af the City Council of the City of Casper, Wyoming, this the Sth day of April, A. D. 1924, (Signed) =H, H._PRIOR, e . . nS City’ Clerk, Publish April 11th, 1924. peice aindgit hae LI COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS April 7, 1924 The City Council of the City of Casper met in regular session in years by the|the Council Chamber in the City} Hall with Mayor S. K, Loy pro- siding. On roll call the following were present: Councilmen J. M. Whis- enhunt, J. W, Tucker, J. M. Lown- des, C, E. Hoffhine and H. H. Price City Clerk. Minutes of the last regular and subsequent adjourned meetings read and approved. Moved by Whisenhunt, second- ed by Tucker that all rooming house applications for licenses heretofore rejected be granted unless the proprietors of same have been convicted of violation of the drug ordinange during the cur- rent year, All voting aye, motion carried. Pelton present at this time. Moved by Pelton, seconded by Tucker that the ordinance pre- sented by F. M. Perkins in regard to the regulation of slot machines be referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Lowndes, seconded by Hoffhine that the motion re-| garding slot machines be laid on|f the table. All voting aye, motion carried. This being the date set to hear remonstrances and objections on Paving District No. 44 and a Extra Special Van Huesen Collars protest being filed by a number of property owners residing in said District, it was moved by Peb ton, seconded by Tucker that the $36.00 nes ia -$40.00 -----$44.00 Arrow Collars 2 °° 25¢ 2° 75C | and accrued interest, | hae Council proceed no with said Paving District No. 44 All voting aye, motion carried. Resolutions presented declarin; the intention of the City Counci: to create an Improvement District to improve by grading, construct- ne curbs, draining and paving Fy foll6wing streets and portions streets to wit: Boxelder Street from 11th Street to 12th Btreet; Cherry Street from Railrond Ave- nue to 15th Street; Willow Street from Railroad Avenue to 15th | Street; CY Avenue from 18th Street to 14th Strect; 11th Street from Cedar Street to Cherry Street; 12th Street from Boxelder Street to Cherry Street; 18th Street from Chestnut Street to tho| * center of Block between Cherr; and Cottonwood Streets; 14¢! Street from CY Avenue to Cherry Street; 15th Street from Willow Street to Cherry Street; Cedar Street from 10th Street to Rail. road Avenue; Poplar Street from |1d4th Street to 15th Street; to be known as Paving District No. 46 and fixing the date to consider remonstrances and objections on April 28, 1924. Moved by Whisenhunt, second- ed by Tucker that the Resolution be passed as read. All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Pelton, seconded by Whisenhunt that the petition pre- ‘sented to the City Council request- ing the closing of the North Wash- ington dance hall be referred to the Police Committee, All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Pelton, seconded by Whisenhunt that the Mt. States Tel, & Tel. Co., be granted permis- sion to pane underground con- duits and cr‘les in the streets and parkings as per their request. All voting aye, mation carried. Moved by Pelton, seconded by Hoffhine that the “Resolution of intention to improve by grading, constructing curbs, draining and paving the following streets and Roeecee of streets; South Conwell i | Milk, small cans__6c Crystal White Soap Old Dutch Cleanser, Gold Dust, pkg. __ Quart Vinegar All of Our Prices Oranges doz. time you will shop here. Saturday. at, per box. Sugar, per cwt, No. 2 cans Tomatoes, Meadow Gold or Clover Bloom Butter_48e@ Eggs, strictly fresh, doz..___.____.__._.25¢@ 5-lb. Cloth Sack Sugar_........_____ 10-lb. Cloth Sack Sugar_-__________ $1.12 Shredded Wheat ~-____.___________43¢@ Post Toasties or Corn Flakes___.______9@ Aunt Jeminas Pan Cake Flour__ Sunmaid Raisins, pkg. Quart Mazola Oil____ OX Ape so. oe 24-Ibs. Gold Medal Fiour 48-lbs. Gold Medal Flour. 24-lbs. Columbine Flour__________ $1.00 48-lbs. Columbine Flour____ Red Alaska Salmon, tall can___ Grape Fruit, per dozen If you shop here bring this list with you. should shop elsewhere compare the price. We will have everything fresh in the green line for Shop early before it is picked over. will have strawberries Saturday, BUY A COUPON BOOK In the Wholesale Dept. Milk, per case, any kind___ No. 214 cans Tomatoes, per case Contractors, ranchmen, boarding houses, etc., should get our prices in the wholesale department when stocking up for your summer work. a big saving, regardless of where you buy. Natrona Butter Shop East Second and Durbin PAGE SEVEN. 4 in Block 72; Fifth Street from Conwell Street ta the alley in Block 52; South Melrose Street from 5th Street to 8th Street; 8th Street from Melrose Street to Washington Street; to be known as Paving District No. 47, and fix- ing the date to consider remon- strances and objections thereto on the 28th day of April, 1924,” be passed as read. All voting aye, motion carried. Moved. by Pelton, seconded by Tucker that the petition to widen the parking, making only a 34 foot pavement on South Lincolh Street from 1ith Street to 15th Street be referred to the City Bngineer and the Street and Alley Commit. ee. All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Lowndes, seconded by Whisenhunt that the City Clerk take up the matter of defective fire hose with Mr. Schank, the local agent and arrange for tho replacement of same. All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Hoffhine, seconded b Tucker that the plans and specifi- cations drawn by the City Engi- neer for paving in Paving Dis- tricts No. 88, 40, 41, and 42 be accepted and the City Clerk be authorized to publish notice and eall for bids for the construction of same; bids to be opened at 8 o'clock p. m., April 14, 1924. All voting aye, motion carried. Moved by Pelton, seconded b: Lowndes that Ordinance No. 387- entitled “An Ordinance Amending ond. Re-enacting Section 2 of Or- dinance No. 95-A Creating the Office of City Sidewalk Contractor and providing for the construction of cement and concrete sidewalks in the, City, of Casper, Wyoming and providing means for the assess- ment for the payment of such walks” be passed as read. All voting aye, the Mayor de- clared the Ordinance passed as read, Meeting adjourned. S. K. LOY, Mayor, (SEAL) Attest: H. H, PRICE, City Clerk. treet from Second Street to Lot! Pub. April 11, 1924. Natrona Butter Shop Where You Get the Most of the Best for the Least -Large cans___fic¢ can mee Rs 5 31c are in Proportion 75C 18c. 46c, 52c | If you The next We per case_ We can show you Phone 631