Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1921 Che Casper Daily Cridune Mrs. A. L. Spurlock. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Curran who were also guests over the wetk end returned yesterday as Mrs. Curran. suffered a sever acci- dent while skiing on Ferris hill. She fell and broke both bones in her ankle. She is at her apartment now, some- what improved. . Splendid Program at Church Social The entertainment program present- ed at the social held last night at. the (Methodist church was one worth special mention. The church rooms were crowded for the evening and all enjoyed the informal get together good time. / The members on the program in- cluded a reading by Gloria Dar2 Blake, violin solo, Mr. Sneeden, vocal solo, Mrs. Leschinsky, voeal solo by 4 Mrs. Burton Nye, cello solo by C. After yesterday's program, certif-| 1m, Hood, a number by the churen cates for having completed certain| choir. grades on piano study were awarded eee the following pupils: Maudine’ Pea-| Meeting of Rebekah pock, Estella Stillway, Annabelle Ros-| Lodge mos 39. enthal, Dorothy Anderson, Irene A regular meeting of Rebekah Brammer, Mary Castell, Evelyn Pat- ten, Dorothy Davis, Robert Keefe,| ogee No. 2 will be held tomorrow Hehe HRtmany aug elt Livingston: ray isnt busses! Semsidgs a eostal time will be enjoyed. ‘The last meeting of the lodge was held in the form of a Valentine's party on Saturday evening, February 12. The I. O. O. F. hall was elabor- ately decorated in red and white with Valentine suggestions on all sides. The evéning ‘was spent playing cards anJ as a social. The high honors of the card game were a basket of flowers for the lady and a mahogany smok- irg set for the gentleman. A huge box of candy was given to the lady writing the best) telegram containing the word Rebekah. All of the members of thelodge and many friends attend- | ed. Miss Sams’ plano pupils met at her studio, 604 South Center street, yes- terday at 2:30 o'clock. About fifty pupils’ were present. The recital was for the pupils only and was given that they may practice playing he- fore an audience, learn concert de- portment and how to appear before an audience. The afternoon was enjoyable and profitable. ‘The pupils played entire- ly Srom’ memory and showed careful training: At the close of the program, Miss Sams gave a short talk on William Mason, the great American teacher and composer, after which she played one of his compositions. At the recitals to be given in June, pupils may invite parents and friends as their guests. can design. The woman's organization of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hoon, 135 South Jackson street. There will be music and a general good time is assured. see: Pythian Sisters Have Box Social. The Pythian Sisters will meet in regular session tomorrow night at the I. 0. O. F. hall. After the business hour a box social will be held, follow- ed by dancing. The music will be supplied by the Reed orchestra. All Pythian Sisters and their friends are invited to «ttend the affair. 5 see Many Attend Tea for Greek Letter Women. | ‘The tea which was served at the home of Mrs. W. J. Bailey yesterday afternoon for the women of ‘natiopal Greek letter fraternities who are liv- ing in Casper, was one of the most beautiful affairs of the season. The a, Beasts home of Mrs. Bailey was lecorated in wine and blue,.the Pi Beta Phi colors. Bouquets of wine- colored carnations, the Pi Phi flower, were used for the tables and the home. The rooms. were lighted by, wine colored candles shaded with col- ored shades. About forty women who are mem- ses Eastern Star Meeting Mrs. Bertha Van Devender, grand matron, will make her official visit to the Eastern Star here tomorrow evening at\thé regular meeting. The examining committee will be present. at 7:30 o'clock. Invitations will be held.~ Lutheran Aid to Meet The West Circle of the Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will’ meet) tomorrow af- ternoon.” at’ the home; Mrs. Evan Lewis,.at South Elm and Thirteenth bers of Greek letter fraternities were | Streets.’ The new constitution will be served during the afternoon. Tea] laid before the society. All ladies of was poured by Mrs. M. N. ‘Wheeler | the congregation’ are cordially invited and Mrs. Cecil Bon. Music was play-|to attend. ed by Buster Middleton, violinist, and ; as SA. Mr. Schembeck, planist: Silver Téa for { Wertz, Produc: enne. ing. IF. having Missionary Society | Agsilver tea will be served at the |" J* The Home Missionary -sogiety of the Methodist church will. meet to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs, L. L. Gantz, 908 South Durbin street. Mrs. George W. Ferguson will be the leader of the program of the afternoon. , . see Miss Ella Wrensted, who is em- ployed in the studio of F. H, Jeffrys, has been called to Pocatello, Idaho, by the illness of her father. + eee home of Mrs. Lizzie Burson, 4539 South Oak street tomorrow afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock. ‘The members | of the Royal Neighbers and their friends are invited. PERSONALS J. B. Barnes, attorney for the Mid- west Refining Company, fas returned from Linclon, Neb., where he visited at his old home. se fs M. O. Danford bas returned to his } Offices here after an extended busi- ness trip through this state and : Colorado in the interests of the Mid- west Refining Company. see. . ‘Presbyterian ie Society to Meet ; The Presbyterian Missionary society will meet at the tabernacle tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The prograin of the meeting is in charge of Mrs. Cc. A. Wilson. After-the special program a socinl hour will be held and tefreshments will be served. J. J, O'Ponnell left this morning for Elk Basin, where he will attend to business matters for several days. see G..R. Hagens of the law firm of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Nichols, Mr. |Hegens & Murane, has returned from and Mrs. B. B. Lummis, Mr. and Mrs. | Cheyenne where he went on business R. M. Bartholomew returned today bet hbk 4 frem the Buzzard ranch where they Mrs. .W. W. Jordan and son, Wal- have _been_ the guests of Mr, 1 ‘lace Robert, is leaving today for Den- se Buzzard’s Ranch Party Returns Today Another Shipment of : Millinery Arrived direct from our New’ York buyer. } The shipment will contain’ the very newest in TOR atlas He ‘Also : Coats and Dresses New Spring Arriving Daily COC LLL LLLLELLLIBALLALZLALLLLE SESS PSS s ADVANCE FASHIONS FROM PARIS—Left, charming model of crepe silk and metal embroidery. ver where she will visit for some me before returning to her home in|Mr. Foreman ir now connected with| "4 $5: x Seattle, ‘ash. Mrs. Jordan will meet |this firm, having rec y come from Mr. Jordan in Denver. She has been|the Mason tie factory at Denver. |CHEMICALS USED TO | a guest at the home of Dr..and Mrs. Sie’? | C. A. Sanford while in Casper, RUE prawart” tote” yeateranenuee PUT OUT GARAGE FIRE} Tusk, where he will look after bus: —— A. E. Biglin has returned from Chi-/ness interests for a few days. A heavy heating stove in the Cobb/ cago, Ill., where he spent several days epee Garage at 1115 East Yellowstone, looking after business interests con- | nected with his oll holdings here. Denver where he has been visiting|The stove was placed on the floor Nadie oad with friends and loking after busi-| without any protection and when it Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Spurlock are|ress interests connected with his| became overheated the floor caught visiting with friends in the city for) photography shop here. fire. Forty gallons of chemical were the day from their home on the Buz oe Tae zard ranch. R. E. Wertz, well-known as ‘ited is in Casper on business headquarters in Denver. D. W. Ogilbee, local z.ttorney, left yesterday for a businesy, trip to Chey- been suffering ‘vith rheumatism for some time, is veported much. better. His rapid ‘imyrovement began after! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dennison of Loz. Angeles; Cal., are visiting with’friends and refatives in the city, Mr. Denni: companies of the coast. ©. G.. Foreman, Mason tire sales- gman, left this afternoon in a Maxwell ear, for Douglas, where he will at- tend to some business matters for ILIOOPIIISIIOIDIOII GOAT OOOOH. LECTURE SERIES BROT TO SUCCESSFUL CLOSE | ! The Community Service program given under the auspices of the ‘usi- ness and Professional Woman's. clu) of Casper by the Standard Chautau- qua company closed an extremely successful performance last night ut the Presbyterian Tabernacle. Captain Cyrus S. Nusbaum and the Lockhst Concert company were the attractions offered. The local club, in afdition to secur- ing for Casper an «ntertainment of decided merit and unusual worth, was able to raise a considerable sum of money which wili be devoted to the advancement of the interests of the business and professional women of | the city. The club is to be congratul- ated on the success of their first effort in securing high class enter- tainments for Casper. Later in the attractions of equal merit will NINE ARRESTS MADE BY by the police department. <pothaeaanamg are 815 each. Three Mexicans, Joe Lope Pete Anoyo and Jurado Cuiz, wer: lodged in the jail for investigation, which the police believe will develop! into grand larceny charges. Earl! Stringer, charged with illegal posses-| sion of liquor, was fined $25 and Bud Cooper, a traffic violator, was! moroc- over taffeta with 2 panel effect, heavily embroidered in Egyptian The other is of Poiret twill ov-> taffeta with intersecting bands of the Park Roads Sales and Service. F. A. Jeffryes has returned from|caused a small fire late last night. , used to extinguish the blaze. The run to the fire was made in record time. The department was at the scene three minutes after the alarm was turned in. The distance is nearly a mile and a half. STILL FASHIONED OUT Sam Service, prominent ranchman, left last night for Colorado where he has been called by the illness of his general’ superintendent of the|ased mother. ers and Refiners’ Corpuration, | . bs Saeed from his} E. C. Calhoun, local supervisor of the federal board for vocational edu- cation, returned last night from a trip to the eastern part of the state where he has been for the ast few days in the interests of e eee He will return tomorrow morn- men. . : eee ——__—. Jones, loc«! realtor, who has * NOTICE A box social will be given Thursday oO. BY SHERIFF IN RAID In a raid on a house in the south- east part of the city last night, Sheriff Lee Martin and his deputies cap- tured a still made out of a milk can, tyenty gallons of fresh mash and two barrels of old mash. The operator of the still was not in at the time,, but Sheriff Martin expects to have him in custody within a few days. A sack of sugar and several other small articles used in the manufacture of moon- shine were also taken. night at the I. 0. Knights of Pythia sisters. Each lady requested to bring a box with supper for two, All members and friends invite F. hall by the d the Pythian his tonsils removed. eee 3-1t ea neg W. W. SPROUL HOME BUILDER If you want to buy or build a home, see me first. be 141 W. 10th. St. connected with one of the film sa 6 Phone 376-W. 2-7-8 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS BOUT the only thing many people have against the great drugless health science of Chiropractic is that Chiropractors advertise in public prints. The act of advertising is supposed to violate the mandates of that vague “something’’: known as Professional Ethics. The idea seems to be that, through advertising, the science of Chiropractic is reduced to the level of pat- ent medicine and quackery. It is true that medical doctors do not, as a rule, advertise. But does that make them any more desir- able citizens than professors who head educational institutions, for example? And educational insti- tutions advertise. It is the privilege of an honest man rendering an honest service of value to his fellowmen to give notice to the public, through ad- vertising, of his ability and readi- “Ethics” pertains to the conduct ‘BEthics” pertains to the conruct and involves the moral question — the question of right and wrong. Ethics are violated when It is true that patent medicines are advertised. It is true that quacks advertise. But then, so do churches. And so does J. P. iJ é Morgan. And every day it is be- a man advertises an unworthy coming more difficult for an un- service or product. Ethics are worthy person or firm or product just as surely violated when a or service to secure advertising space in the public print. The line is being drawn ever more sharply. man conceals from a sick world the fact that he is prepared to render a health-building service. The great drugless health science of Chiropractic is comparatively new. Many people do not know of it; do not know that it has been demon- strated to be the most wonderful method of physical rejuvenation in the world today. . It would be unethical to conceal from the public the facts concerning this life-giving, health-building science. That is why professionally ethical Chiropractors give ethical notice in the public prints, of the ethical service they are prepared to render the people of the community. - Drs. J. H. and A. G Jeffrey Phone 706, Residence 98 Graduates of Palmer School EL he he dhe he de he db de uude ude ule oe de ult Daly Building CALL LL f, SEPP LEED fb ff fd = CASPER AMATEURS MAKE terest displayed by the public in gen- eral is such that this new invention Hood at his home on Aeh street eas fit also detected music being sent out| the nisht was a had on: from the Aurora station near Denver | *ttic electricity in th where the hospital for disabled sol Jers: of the world war has a | and sends out music by wireless y "1 evening. | Mr. Hood's instruments are merely home made in the main and still he 1s ;in which the hold Nine arrests were made yesterday|able to catch messages from all par‘s|Sonal appearance, condition, A. F./of this country with comparative eay».|mistress and length of stay Jaycot, Mark McKenzie, John Morri-|A slight turn of a dial and one op-|paid and reasons for leaving son and William Mathieson, arrested |¢rator maybe at Chicago’ who is sen. | entered. on charges of drunkenness, were fined |!" commercial news will be heard|by the employer's signatur no_more while possibly some little! stamped by the police. EE CLAIMS FOR OVERCHARGE PROGRESS IN WIRELESS | NOTAEGOGNITED BYRON) TELEGRAPH AND PHONES) d today at the fice ision freight id for the Burling- ‘ y ms for overcharge whic! ‘ The wireless telegraph and tele-|fellow practicing with a 1 t|had caer nea erie ‘ Phone is making strides in Casper;|will be tuned in. Anot ‘ ‘ol will not be received already there are two amateur sets|ithe litile fellow goes © the railroad company but must be capable of use that makes them far | music f inatrument thousa filed with the director of the Inter- from a toy or plaything and the in-|of mile mes in. In this way it , State merce Commission on or be- The ruling is im ructioms given the rafl- 48 compar: Joperator a a time and discovery is expected to become |is full of the whispering oad company b ‘ommission ant Well known to all through it absorb-|a'1 parts of the fi his BS igaiens in anon aee nt te ing interest it creates in the minds| r of those who enjoy abstruse electri-|_Mr. Hood is experimenting with 2 eal problems and thé like. radio telephone " e and la Last evening was a poor night for 8° Succt as to pick up a conver-| OHTLEAN LOA: ZE) the demonstration of the wireless |S*ttion that some other experiment * Boe ie no system yet the set operated by N. in wireless telephony were TIAGO, Feb. bill auth. z. This conver: preside the Chilean caught the music of a wireless opera- ,Hooa to contract a loan of £2,000, tor playing at the government wire-/™#N'S Voices « r the same conditions as the less station at Anacostia, Maryland, th? words at times but placed in the United near Washington city. This same out-|™¢Mt Was only an exp, If of the state railways, the chamb The unable to learn w were who were talk for: yr NEUMONIA Call a physician. Then begif “emergency” treatment wit! yieks VAPORUE | Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearis rvant in Ge: tion without name, a 1 Each entry v — OO F AN officer of a bank asks for patronage, his invitation is discounted; the man to whom he speaks feels that he has a selfish motive. But the man who is approached by a friend who tells of his satisfaction with the service the bank is ren- dering, feels that the interest of that friend is in him; and not in the bank. 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