Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1921, Page 5

_ FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921 DIPLOMATIC STRENGTH GAINED OTHER CITIES DECLARE BY VATICAN AS WAR. AFTERMATH) or MANAGER PLAN, WHY \) ROME—(By By HENRY woop, United Press Stat Mail.) —With the certain resumption in ndent. the very near future of diplomatic relations between France andthe vatican and with a movement under way for the .establishment of such relations between the United States ‘and the holy see,-the diplom: ~ bosoms Sad TIRES DONT LAST LONG. AF CONSTANTLY GRATED ~ ON GURB, EPMA NEEDED How do you park your car?.. It is “Mn driving up to the curb that many fire injuries are born.. The motorist @riving up at the proper angle un- consciously depends in a measure ‘pon the curbstone to stop his car. ‘Naturally ‘the impact flattens and ‘Strains the tire carcass. «In driving parallel to the curb the ttire side walls are ordinarily. rasped ‘uainst the stone. The edges of the tread suffer, too, Of course the poorly lated tire suffers the most as the resiliency of proper inflation is lack+ Yag. It is in this way, say Michelin ‘tire men, that rim flanges are bent. |, Where tho motorist drives almost ‘head on against the curb, the carcass dik bruised either near the middle of. the tread or close up to the rim. “Where the parking angle is sharper, the bruise is further to the side. The Fesultant. roughened place on the ‘in- ide of ihe carcass constantly chafed the tube. Such a condition is respon- alble for many a tube going flat with- out apparent reason. A careful driver coasts to a stop, first throttling down his engine and applying his.brakes gently. Its not wecessary to drag the wheels or bump the curb. The skillful’ driver is: re- paid in lessened depreciation and re- pair. The more reckless owner, how? ever, can take comfort in the fact that such tire injuries are in almost ‘every, cage repairable if taken in e, wwiON PAGIFIC. TRACK 1a TORN UP BY WRECK SSiatrventa: April 1.—Traffic on the main line of the Union Pacific, ted up Wednesday morning by the derailment of eight ‘freight cars at Cooper Lake, 90 miles west of Chey- e, was restored during the after- noon by wrecking crews from Lara- mie and Rawlins. No one was’ in- jured in the derailment, which. was caused by a broken truck, ita chat ied NORTHWESTERN CLERK TO » ATTEND WAGE CONFERENCE yO. F. Jacquot, clerk at the North- ‘Western freight house, left this: after- oon for Chicago to attend a confer- ‘ence in regard to the wage controv- ersy between the railway clerks and the officials. “Mr. Jacquot was chosen some time’ ago to represent the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks of the Wyoming, di- wision, of the Chicago & Northwest raflroad at’ this conference. c atic position of the Jatter will be greatly enhanced. The Vatican, already as a résult of the war, has gained a diplomatic rep- resentation never before attained in the history of the church. During the past year five new countries’ accredit- ed ministers to the Vatican whilst the ‘ambassador {o the Vatican established early in the war by Great Britain. as a temparary war measure was made Permanent. The five new countries to exchange diploatic representatives with the Vat- ican are ‘Czecho-Slovakia, Poland, Switzerland, Roumania and Yugo- Slavia. In“addition the legations of Peru, Chili, Brazil and Prussia were raised to the rank of embassies. ‘The representative from Prussia has the title of German Ambassador to the Vatican, A total of thirty-one countries now maintain official diplomatic: relations with the Vatican, fiv< with the rank of ambassadors and twenty-uix with the'rank of ministers. To this number it 1s. expected here both France and the United States will be added, the former with the rank of an ambassa- dor’and the latter presumably with a minister. As a consequence the Vatican is to- day ih diplomatic relations not only with all the great Catholic countries of the world and most of the Protest- ant nations, but it has succeeded in ‘entering “into semi-official relations with several of the great nation§ with other religions such as Turkey, Jap- an and China. Diplomatically therefore the Holy See has’attained a reresentation never before reached in the history of. the church. ‘The increased restige and strength that has thus come to the Vatican largely as a result of the war will be used, as Pope Benedict has already made known, in every possible way to bring about a peace- ful post-war adjustment throughout the" world. ~*~ ‘The five countries which now have ‘| aipiomatic representatives at the Vati- dan withthe rank of ambassador are Peru, Chili, Prussia, Brazil and Spain. The’ other countries represented with mijisters are Argentine, Austria, Ba- varia, Belgium, Bolivia, Colombia, Casta-Rica, Checho Slovakia, Ecqua- dor, Germany, Great Britain, Hayti, Honduras, Monaco, Nicarauga, Hol- land, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Roumania, Russia, San Domingo, San Salvador, Jugo-Slavia, Hangury, Uru- guay and Venzuela. Sunday is a day of gocd deeds. What is a better deed than one for 2 home? See Ad-pnge 5. oN, cu PSYCHOMETRY Business questions answered; aera tional guidance; readings dally. Mrs: Blood, room 1, American hotel. 2-21-61* Mail Us Your KODAK | FINISHING - Quick Service THE PICTURE’ SHOP < Box 1076 Casper, Wye. 1 iS ¥ PECIAL Maraschino Chocolate - Dipped Cherries LSC rm Usual Price $1.50 pound The Lukis Candy Co. ,. Corner Second and. Wolcott See Our Window Display—Then Buy too. i Don’t fail to enter your catches for’prizes. A | $68.00 Remington Rifle for Ist prize; a $25.00 Fishing Rod for 2nd priz See our window for particulars. We are Headquarters for Your Sporting Wants ouds- Hardware FISHING TACKLE - The Sportsman of today who makes fishing '* his hobby wants the ‘finest equipment. meet-his every requirement, and reasonable prices, We can ec. (liver Company aily Cribune NOT GIVE IT A TRIAL? Iowa Falls, Iowa, March 4, 1921, Charles B. Stafford, Secretary Cham- ber of Commerce, Casper, Wyo. Dear Sir: ¥our-letter at hand in regard to the city manager plan, and will say that Iam very enthusiastic over this plan of govegnment for} towns of this size and upward. I hap- pened to be living in this town when the city manager plan was put in operation and at that time there was quite a little opposition to the plan; but I was a staunch supporter and made arthoro study of the proposition | and helped to put it over. At this) time you will find but very lttle. op- other councilman to another-and.y vided at Justified! you, I might be abl get | plan from a few of our busii that annoy a councilman and as a rule the grievance is a. minor “one, but rather than have any argument, it is 50 easy to refer the complaint to some so on, from one the cause does not get the needed attention, but the manager plan leaves it up to the man- ager to “deliver the goods” and re- move the cause for complaint, pro- 8 that the complaint is If it would be of any assistance to opy of the ordinance that we passed when this was put into operation, also. I might get some letters regarding the 88 men here and mail them to you; but Tf think I am voicing the sentiment of the entire community when I say that it is approved by everyone here. you will be gladly given. Any further assistance I may lend Yours very truly, Iowa Falls Community Club, (Signed) C. M. Wheeler, Secretary. << AUSTRIAN RELIEF DISCUSSED. PARIS, April 1.—(By The Asso- ciated Press)—The financial commis- sion of the League of iations this afternoon will hear Baron Elchoff, the Austrian ambassador to France, Tegarding the proposed plan of relief for Aust! ‘ ae YS vette) ter of the world’s perfume the town of Grasse, in the Position to this plan and very little Kicking. on it. Of course, there are| a few knockers in every community | who have their hammers out for some-/| thing aif the time. Hl I might first say that the laws of; Iowa. permit two different plans of the manager form of government—one | is a commission manager plan, which | is put into effect by a vote of the peo- ple and the other js a manager plan as adopted by. ordinance of the city) council, the latter is the plan that this city ie operating under and are very well satisfied with it. Howeyor, this plan will not succeed very well unless the council gives the manager their solid support at’ all times, for no matter how efficient a manager might be, if the council ‘would not endorse his actions or plans that he desired to put into effect, he could not become very satisfactory as| a manager; but with the support and backing of the council, great results} might be obtained. On the other hand, you will not find! the plan any greater than the man- ager selected to) carry it out. If you succeed in sécuring a manager that has ability and plenty of pep and push behind it, I know that you cannot help but like the plan; but if you happen} to get a man who was looking only | to “pay day” andyhad not the-ambi-| \tion to make it succeed, then you} would be disappointed in the plan. ‘The manager plan is successful for the reason that it gives service; com- plaints are made to: the manager and it he deems it expedient or within good common sense to rectify or re- move the cause for complaint, it is done and the council that) ts very often men in business and donot wish to.make enemies on account. of com- mercial reasons, are not usked nor expected to bear the curse if it does! not happen to meet the approval of some neighbor. ‘These are the things * coffee. money refunded. nomical, too. ten-pound cans, The Morey Merc. Co. If You Really Appreciate Good Coffee You Will Enjoy _MOREYS ‘It’s easy to make good coffee when you vse good SOLITAIRE Coffee is always uniform. lay aside a few pounds of the green coffee each time we blend a lot and have these samples back to 1908. We do not take a chance—we know it is the same. SOLIBAIRE is guaranteed to satisfy or your SED) = 5 Moneys i Nozira ire ‘ co We Percolator grind is yery popular and is more eco- Sold in one, two, three, five and Whole, steel cut or percolator grind. Never sold in bulk. ') “The Best the Grocer Can Deliver’’ PAGE ‘rench Rivéra. Practically eryone in the locality is engaged in this pic- turesque vocation—cultivating flowers, gathering the blossoms, or extracting the oil from which the scent it made. Growing Old Gracefully Are you grow- ing old grace- fully? Who wins in the race of life? Is it the man who is thin- blooded, weak, tired all the time? An athlete trains for every race. A man is as strong as his blood and as old as his arteries. Make our blood redder, your health better by taking that old fash- ioned blood tonic—sold fifty years ago and still “good as gold”— namely, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med- ical Discovery. This tonic and blood purifier is made up of Blood root, Oregon Grape root, Queen’s root,/Stone rooi, Cherry Bark, without alcohol, in liquid or tablet form. It puts vim, vigor, vitality into your blood and arteries. Try it now. Sold by all druggists, or send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial package of Golden Medical Discovery tablets, and write for free confidential medical advice. ONWARD The mighty time and tide of Human Events decrees Chiropractic King of all Healing Sys- tems. Health restored by Nature’s own way. Drs. B. G. & E, E. HAHN Chiropractors Townsend Bldg. Your Chance to Qwn a City Lot And a Start Toward Your Own Home ‘We are carrying too many lots and must move some at once. So on SUNDAY, APRIL 3rd WE WILL SELL LOTS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS at $200, $300 and $350 Water, Lights and Telephone Wires Where Can You Beat This? Lots Within the City Limits for $290 to $350 Watch For Big Ad Tomorrow The | Dobbin Realt 212 O-S ~~ i | : On East Second pret | PLANTS SHRUBS TREES We have decided to continue the plant tree and green- house: business in earnest and. will appreciate your orders as ‘in the past. WM. MOSTELLER Telephone 557-M Evenings and Give Your Address Box 1105, CASPER 913 Coal an y Co. PHONES Casper Supply Co. 914 d Coke \ pene meres NOUNCING SS rrr the opening of our New Cigar Stand in Lobby of Midwest Refining Company Building ‘A choice line of Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos Martha Washington Candies Fresh Every Week Try a Gurra Diaz Cigar Western Cigar Stores Co. Big Carnival STARTS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL AT 8 P.M. TONIGHT “Trip the Light Fantastic” “Kill the Koon” “Ring the Duck” “Shoot the Chutes” “See the Wild Man” “Take a Trip thru Hades” Pop, Candy, Ice Cream, Hot Dogs, Pop Corn, Peanuts, Fruit, Confetti, Serpentine and FUN Admission to Big Top 25c SATURDAY SPECIALS 5-lb. can Vincent Syrup 5-lb. can White Karo t0-lb. pail Pure Lard Whole Premium Skinned Hams, Ib.____ 33c Half Premium Skinned Hams, Ib._____ 34c No. 214 size can Hunt’s Supreme Peaches, Grapes, Apricots or Loganberries, 2 for__-____________ 88c No.,1 size can Cherries, Peaches, Pears Or Apricdte::2 fOr su ho fa ae Fancy Pot Roasts, Ib. Round Steak, Ib. Pork Chops, Ib. Pork Loin Roasts, Ib; _-_______-_-______ Fresh Hams, half or whole, Ib. Strawberries, 2 boxes’_______--.-_____ Fresh Tomatoes, 2 Ibs. ~..---—. eo _55e Fancy Winesap Apples, 9 Ibs..--____ $1.00 Colgin’s Cash-Carry $y. Grocery One Block West of High School