Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1919, Page 5

& Veen i ? ©.) da whith ‘is) on Che Enaction of Bill During Extra, Session Predicted Without Wasting Time in Investigat- ing Different Systems WASHINGTON, June 14.—Signs | are becoming more marked daily that a budget system bill will be passed ters over and have determined to expedite budget legislation. This means that the appropriations com- mittees will consider the different plans and will aet favorably on the best ovoposition and the most prac- | tien, 2 one. | ere ha: been mich talk about | a?) investigation: hv = -ommission in| order to arrive at a good workable | budget system. While this plan has | merit, it tends to delay enactment of | a much needed law. For this reason, with the country pressing for inau- guration of methods of economy, the feeling is steadily growing that a law ought to be worked out as quick- ly as feasible. Senator Kenyon, who has beer one of the most active ex- ponents of the idea of a budget sys- | tem, said today he had coneludea not to press his resolution for an investigation into the budget system, with a report on the best method of forming one. ‘The demand for im. mediate action is great,” said Sena- tor Kenyon. “The time. for investi- gation is past and the time for ac- tion has arrived.” Many practical difficulties are pre- sented in the path of the enactment of a workable budget system. Such a system means, of course, a system- atic, co-ordinated scheme for dealing | with <cl appropriations and expendi- tures for the government. It is easy to talk about the need for a budget system but not easy to perfect one. | It would be idle to think of congress giving up its power over the purse! strings. Everybody knows t hat} it is not so much congress as the de-| partment officials that are continu-| ously pressing for more money. How | to leave congress its power and yet prevent logrolling for appropriations is not an easy task. NEW TANLAC PLANT IS NOW COMPLETED t and senate leaders have talked mat-| | | Magnificent New Laboratory Has) Daily Capacity of 36,000 Bottless What is said to be one of the larg-| est pharmaceutical laboratories in the | United States has been completed at Dayton, Ohio, for the manufacture of Tanlac, the well-known medicine, which, according to recent reports, is now having the largest. sale of any| medicine of its kind in the world. | The erection of the new plant was made necessary by the rapid growth of the business, as the older plant was found to be wholly inadequate to supply the ever-increasing demand which at the present rate of sale will amount to more than five million bottles for the present year alone. By the erection of this plant the manufacturers of Tanlac are giving to the world just one more evidence of the remarkable growth and ex- pansion of their business, and of their absolute confidence in its future. This announcement will be read with interest not only by the many thousands of Tanlac agents scattered thruout every state of the Union and thruout Canada, but to the mil- lions who have used it beneficially as well. The new building occupies 60,000 Square feet of floor space. {t is six stories in height, practically fire- Proof thruout, and is of striking ar- ehitectural design. It alsa has pri- vate railway facilities. This beautiful new stracture’ now stands in striking contrast beside the older building where Tanlac was first, made. Visitors to the laboratories are strongly impressed with the extreme: | ly modern character of the equip- | ment. Everything is provided and splendidly arranged te promote sys- tematic and rapid production. The very latest machinery and devices | known to invention and pharmacen- | tical science are here used. | The interior thruout is finished in spotless white, and all of the large, force of employes wear white uni- forms, which they are required to change daily. The main offices on the first floor are all finished in Carara marble and mak»gany. i The entire process of manufacture | is econdueted under absolutely sani- | tary conditions. Even the bottles | made expressly to contain Tanlac are | washed and sterilized electrically by the ultra violet ray process. They are then filled by automatic ma- chinery and the finished product is therefore never touched by human, hands. \ When Tanlac was introduced into | Canada history repeated itself, an@ the demand which had been created | th Mt Aas ,quickly, : ep nee tly * found necessary ito: establish arfother,; Tanlac laboratdry. at Windsor, Cana- | somewhat} smaller, in, but \ sele. than! the (plant at Daj is}no less! madernly equipped. | These new facilities’ give'a dally | capacity of 36,000 bottles, but as anlac is rapidly being introduced) into foreign countries it is probably t : | f only a question of a few years before’ pert chemists, from the time the jeven larger facilities will necessary. |quality of the medicine shall never be sacrificed to secure quantity out- | put. a series of careful inspections by ex- t Daiip Ecidbune ON THE G. O. P. DOORSTEP i Ei, * | l T i t Reid ia The Forum become roots, herbs and barks are received in their rough state from all parts cated in Atlanta, Georgia, While the manufacturers are nec-! cavaxily working: for: Capacity ‘pro: ot toa ae oe ed event Fourth National Bank Building of trol Tigers seem to be living up te ction, itn fundamental volo of| ct omynecy Mermantn ate” ge that sity. MS | Sr cece nies feery the Tanlac laboratories that the ished medicine is then bottled, labell-| | Tanlae is sold in Casper by the ed, and shipped out to the tens of thousands of druggists thruout the United States and Canada, to sup-| ply a demand never before equalled | for this or any other medicine. Aleova Mercantile Co.—Adv the Uniform quality is guaranteed by 154 Choice Lots in the Best City ‘A Series of Stories on By H. [Delted Press Steff NEW YORK, June 16.—The baseball ¢lub. They have battin |but are a bit slow on the bases. { proved on in spots, but, considered on the whole, Yan jing is good eriough for any big le Stif, the Yankees are having tin the top division of Ban Johnson's circuit. Botte Mrtty Taken from top the BASEBALL STAGES BIG COMEBACK PAGE FIVE Cols. Huston and Ruppert, New York Yankees, rs of the i ow repaid in a measure the good turn done chem several years ago when purchased the Yanks. Frank " > erously came to their d the Big League Clubs . Dibieian Pip; tates ee ee Bau i Out r High. Two HAMILTON ‘diets wot able the beet Real tame pes ee nap paid American jeagrue The Yankees are rather a « ! « creat deal to nake the g power and pitch 5 and the Their fielding c« r in’. forgot- held- fore, wher avin asked hey pocketed their loxs oid him to the Tigers, Teed to meet his salary de- ague baseball club the time of their lives stic} McIntyre, and 7 63 rers generally have a team Yankee batting ore et ee ee nh woefelly weak finlities that are n anv But, also se usa ; rh Jennings has’ so » av theit pitch far {nile evelop any pitchers of lpther baseball club ck having th th e Love, of cowrge, ix a otable f he is stte- they have a herd hitting angster be it is only Fecer tied , the wiivket’ aa but one Who is inclined to be head- Yankee has bee: ab! 7 enaring a reavers his }strong on the bases and a little im- help to the #tagverir ff team promises to fe very mis- patient, when he gets a bat on iis broke his arm The wa r oh Juteh Lee Detroit m r shoulder. ase of Dutch Leonard fr 6 patronize R > ’ tically Yankees will be a wonderful ar We te the bendla | Se joger Peckinpaugh, is practically «46 ‘Tigers—provided that as ses thine Lavo pappeseearan tlie a cleanup hitter for most major treasury keeper to report or an occasional winner for several league clubs. In turning Leonard over to the vears. t Wallie Pipp is undoubtedly one of yefie most ferocious baseball punchers in the business, and he is followed generally by Frank Baker, another of the same kind. Derrill Pratt is a murderous hitter jand Daffy Lewis was the mainstay |hitter of the Red Sox when he so- | journed there. Ping Bodie is a |demon clouter and Muddy Ruel is hitting far better than any one had expected. |. The pitching staff has shown genu- jine class at times, and the hitte: jhave been in the hebit of falling down behind them. The Yankees were slow in getting off with their real speed. [I was in Wlorida while they were training and noticed then that their muscles didn’t } respond to ordinary training treat- } Ment as most ball players. Many of | them are veterans and take some time to get into condition. Judged purely from their possi- bilities, the Yankees should be fav orites in the desh for the pennant. |The Yankees are whole and hearty. They haven’t yet begun to make themselves felt as they should. Soon- Kind to the Pocketbook IRESTONE Gray Side- wall Tires cost more than the “bargain” cut- price tires that attract the ‘tire shopper.” The all-wool tailored suit costs more than the shoddy “hand-me-down,” too. There’s a famous phrase that tells the whole story about Firestone Tire value— The executive sales offices are lo- and oc- cupy almost, an entire floor of the Casper Pharmacy and in Aleova by Save your money—eat at the Har LOT SALE-RIVERTON, WYC. er or later they should start and the sparks should begin to fly. Detroit and Cleveland appear right now as most dangerous opponents for the {Miller Huggins brigade, with the White Sox, of course, always figured in the race. Most Miles per Dollar TIGERS NEW YORK, June 12.—The De- In young Ira Flagstead, new play- ing alongside Cobb and Veach, the Tigers appear to have found a most idensational clowter, a worthy man to take his place in the outfield made famous by Sam Crawford, Ty Cobb, TIRES in the State to Be Sold at Auction Wednesday, June 25th,’19 These lots are situated in the east portion of the city, all within a short distance from the heart of the business section, and are known as the River View addition. The soil is all deep and rich and has been for the most part planted to alfalfa for a number of years. No poor land is included in the entire lot. Riverton is not a boom town but is experiencing a steady and substantial growth. Property is cheaper now than it will ever be at any future period—the _ lots offered in this sale are the lowest priced that can now be had. City water and sewers are soon to be installed. Don’t hesitate and wish later you had taken advantage of this opportunity. Fo Mumat ME BREE SE Riverton’s Resources and Advantages Are Staple RIVERTON is one of the fastest growing towns in the state of Wyo- ming, situated on the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad 125 miles west of Casper, Wyo. Beautifully situated in the bend of the Big Wind river and the terminus of several other rivers and streams. The principal industries are agricultural, sheep and cattle raising, oil, gas, coal, railroad tie treating, oil refinery, besides numerous smaller enterprises. Forty thousand acres of the finest land imaginable is now under cultivation and irrigation with a huge reclamation project being developed by the government which will add more than 200,000 acres. _ Being situated as it is in the center of Wyoming and in the largest agri- cultural section of the state besides holding the only logical entrance to the southern Idaho country, it cannot help but be the future railroad center of Wyoming. Riverton and immediate vicinity offers varied inducements to the farmer, stockman, merchant, miner, manufacturer, investor, health and pleasure seeker, for it has all the necessary land, water, range, cheap fuel, healthy climate, fishing streams, hunting grounds, etc., that go to make each undertaking most successful. »: Liberal terms of one-third cash and the balance in easy payments have been prepared, A special train and other accommodations are arranged for the convenience of the many who are going to “make the trip. For further and more detailed information address C. C. Slaugliter, Sales Manager, at once at Riverton, Wyoming. L. E. McLaughlin, Owner COL. H. F. SEAUGHTER, COL. H.L. SLAUGHTER, Dallas, S. D. Auctioneers: