Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 7

SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919 _ be Casper Daily Cribune WAR INSURANCE: 6 STILL GOOD IF CONVERTED Advantages of Retaining Policies Urged on Soldiers; Navy Recruiting Officer Of-~ fers Information. The advantage of the 14 principal features of the government’s peace time insurance policies into which the soldier or sailor who availed himself of the war time insurance may con- yert his policy are being exploited hi The blanks and complete knowl- e of che working of the govern- ment’s policies have been received here by Cecil R. Nipps, in charge’ of the local branch of the U. S. Navy recruiting station, who will be glad to explain any detail to the holder of Uncle Sam’s insurance. The following is a summarized de- tail of the insurance problem: The insurance will be carried by the ernment, the strongest “compa- in the world. ny hy appropriations of congress. The “war-hazard” is carried by a separate fund, thereby protecting the peace-time insurance against sub- standard risks. The premiums are absolutely net, ! and remain constant thruout the term of the policy. The policy is participating. The premiums may be paid month- ly, quarterly, semi-annually, or an- nually. If paid other than monthly, all premiums paid past the month in which the insured dies will be re- funded. The policy is incontestable from the start (except for nonpayment of pre-| miums). The policy is free from all restric- tions as to travel, residence, occupa- tion and military and naval service. A very liberal disability clause is charge. “All overhead charges will be paind | A DESERT SOGIETY GIRLS OF NEW YORK FILMED IN LAY "WITH CARUSO I LEAD Signor Enrico Caruso has. sung be- fore larger but not more appreciative audiences than’ the one which listened | jto his “Pagliacci,” during the filming)! lof his first Artcraft photoplay, “My! | Cousin,” which will be shown at the \Iris theater Sunday. Several thousand |Persons gathered at the Manhattan |Opera house stage entrance in New| York early one morning, and waited | | in a hot sun for several hours in order | to catch a glimpse of the great tenor when he alighted from his car. Three hundred “extra” persons ar- rived in gowns that bore no less than Fifth avenue trade marks, and many | own cars and taxies and brought their maids. It was not really a mob of SCENE IN “THE GARDEN OF AL! aia (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, May 3. | ber and timber products. “One of the most acute problems} | of these “extra” persons came in their| Of forest supplies is that of wood pulp,” says Col. Henry S. forester of the United States, ““Ameri- included with no extra premium! “extras” of the usual type, but a bevy C8" capital” points out Col. Graves,” Graves, | LAH” AT THE IRIS THEATER TODA JLAKE STATES IMPORT BIG LUMBER SUPPLIES, {not a recreation, but an epidemic} JAZZ DISEASE LONDON.—That Jazz dancing is jnearly as serious as influenza, was \ v Every-| the opinion of the Leicester Council, body is asking why the price of paper| which however decided to allow Jazz is high? A school boy’s pad that cost|dancing in the puviic parks. five cents five years ago is now 18 cents in Washingtoi 5 the answers to ahintecuitie Cusiot down of most of China’s forests with- ‘can Forestry association, is because|°Ut any provision for new growth. the center of tke timber industry is! rapidly moving to the Pacific coast. The Great Lake states, once the | greatest of timber producing sections, | {is now paying six million dollars a! | year in freight bills to bring in tim-| One o} Few have any conception of the jproblem which the Chinese have brot |upon themselves by their destruction |of these mountain forests—a result due directly to the complete absence of government control of these lands. IS DIAGNOSE Ditotties to dealers in the city, but PAGE SEVEN [SAD STORY OF SHR OOO WORTH OF BOOZE GARDEN OF EDEN | LEAVES FOR COLORADO AS © S7/44 SHOCKING | MILK BOTTLE, ONLY 17 TRIPS | (By United Press.) | WASHINGTON, May 1.—The av- Jerage milk bottle makes only 17 trips 4), before it is broken or lost, | For every consumer who has a jotq. Gf booze left. Ch quart of milk delivered at the door STATE POLICE GIVE WAY CHEYENNE, Wyo., e ing of the cons he Colorado state li 1 thirsty Coloradoans. ch of the LONDON.—Electric light has been installed in the Garden of Eden, cording to official reports of the « structional work performed in opotamia and the Euphrates val by the British armi ~~ - Returned With Interest New Drummer—‘Hello, Cutey! Is cach day the dealer in the Course seven cars was loaded with 30 cases the buyer in?” fea Year has to supply 20 new Dot of bootleg, worth about $7,000 in| Ribbon-Counter Mary — “No, Be (Cheyenne and several times that much freshy, but the cellar is down- This is the report made by dairy jn Denver. experts of the Department of Agri- The cars left Cheyenne by the east culture, who have just completed an yond, which swings into Colorado by investigation of the staggering waste the way of Chalk Bluffs and Grover {of millions of milk bottles annually. | The investigation, conducted in 86 cities, shows that the average milk dealer buys 17,649 new bottles a month and the large dealers and no doughts were felt that the W. T. Pillsbury of Denver is in buy Casper on business connected with {more than 90,000 a month, which ‘his oil holdings in Casper. jare largely, though not entirely, re |placement stock. | In 16 of the cities investigated, more than 8,000,000 sound milk bot- ‘tles are collected annually from the city dumps, the specialists report. In some cities the business carried on by junk dealers is one of the most jserious sources of milk bottle losses, ‘they say. Not only do they sell the often ship them to other towns. Most states have no laws restricting such traffic. Only 33 cities had milk bottle ex- changes, or places where milk bot- tles from all sources are sorted out and returned to the owner, provided | he is a member of the exchange. Nineteen states have regulations} governing the use of milk bottles, ‘the report concludes, and 72 cities reported the use by dealers of other dealers’ bottles. SS | Paul S. Richards a well known | CATARR of the A BLADDER relieved in 24 HOURS suletenre tho MID) name #a- Beware of counterfeits FSANTAL CAPSULES MIDY Douglas businessman is a Casper business visitor. i PERUNA | |and MANALIN Cured Me} V. V. Scoggan PLANTS Ihave both. Trees are scarce this season and prices are high. 1st or you may get left. WM. MOSTELLER Phone 1 F 3 or 557-M Evenings BUILD A HOME Our Service Department can show you three hun- dred carefully selected plans of modern, up-to- date homes. Every detail of construction, light- Hay, Grain and Farm Products. Place your order for trees before March I refuse to sell trees not suit- able for planting in this locality. Lander Valley Produce Man Wire or write Lander, Wyo. : : s s : : : 3 : : s TREES Seoccececosocoooooooo ficiary. | of beautiful girls and women who felt | 8 £oing to Canada to build paper and| The insured may change the bene-| glad to be filmed in the Caruso pic-| PU!p mills and new mill development ture and who did not feel unfamiliar|£°¥ news print manufacture in this, The policy is protected against the | creditors of both the insured and the beneficiary. empt from all taxation. policy has been in force for only one year. ‘ The insured may change his con- verted policy (within the first five years of its term) into a higher pre- mium policy by paying the difference in the “reserve” of the two policies at the time of the change. HENNING DEGORATIONS NEAR END AND REPAIR WORK 1S COMPLETED With a force of decorators and in- terior finishers working steadily at the Henning’ hotel, with a view to perfecting the arrangements of the} lobby and new dining ‘room, grill and party room, A. K. Bott, man-/| ager of the institution announced today that ell repair work on the inside rooms would soon be com- pleted and that the improved rooms would be thrown open to the public. | The main dining room has been completely tinted and redecorated with a different lighting » arrange- ment. that makes it one of, the most | attractive and uptodate dining room in the state. In the annex room, where all fu- ture social events staged at the hotel will be held, the decorators are tinseling a shadowed lattice work ef- | fect on the walls, making the room| first to break beauty andjcolored boy,” one of exceptional charm, The proposed improvements to the lobby space and balconies will be un- dertaken just as soon 2s the ma-isag 'wey down in d’Argonne.”—The | with their surroundings. ing, ventilation or built-in feature the work of ex- perienced architects and builders. We furnish country has almost wholly ceased.” They rose and applauded the tenor | heard clicking during the pauses, but | no other noise broke the silence until the last note died on his lips and with one accord the “extras” rose, and | shouts of “bravo” filled the theaters) Mr. Jose ran down the aisle with his| megaphone shouting “‘fine, fine, now} we'll do it all over again and get this! |in the picture.” ee | | After the work was over Mr. | Caruso received his friends on the; | stage. Mr. Carus finely supported | in “My Cousin,” his leading woman | being Caroline White, an opera singer ; | of international fame. ° | —_> — | An Effective Break | A dusky doughboy, burdened | under tons of medals and miles and | miles of ribbons, service and wound chevrons, stars et al., encountered a 27th Division scrapper vin Le | Mans a few days prior to the di- vision’s departure for the | “Whar yo’ all ben scrappi | yar war, boss?” meekly inquired the} colored soldier. | “Why, we've been fighting up in Belgium and Flanders with the| British,” replied the New-Yorker| | proudly. “Well, we ben down in dem woods —watcha call ’em woods ’way down south.” “The Argonne?” suggested young Knickerbocker. “Yas, yas, d’Argonne.” “You know dem’s de woods— | our division was the the Hindenburg line, | explained the 27th man. j “Was it you wot did dat trick? 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