Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1921, Page 8

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921. fbe Casper Daily Cribune . PACE EIGHT —,- LEAGNG AGT MEETS EXPECTATIONS OF ADVOCATES) jerpemmisiensimmsanesssss “= RESULTS OF OPERATIONS UP TO JULY 1 REVIEWED | sending out 400 cars of its products| stand together against the outsider. every day. . Tt is the B. T. O. E.” Pca © soya to talk Casper po- ———__—.—— Iitles wi iterrogated regarding the ERED bitter munleipal campaisn in pro| BU KLUX PROBE ORD gress there, explaining that be had been absent @ month and was not in| HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. 8.—Probe touch with the political situation|of the Ku Klux Klan was ordered by there. - Judge C. W. Robinson in his charge “Casper folks,.xou. know,” he said,|to the new grand jury today in the = & WW o59 8° | “fight among themselves but always! criminal district court. 3 Settlement of Litigation One of the Best Features) tis! {° ."cre''dhes""sot bern | 00D M C T IVE of Statute; Equitable Division of Royalty but it is obvioumly a great help: _ | US G Exploration Under Leasing Act. Proceeds Also Important What, precedes relates entirely to] | Seias t have been producing for ° | Some years. The impetus given to] General results under the mineral leasing act of Febru-}the ex: boll pre A ors peor ary 25, 1920, based on a summary of operations for the first | ° tansathitt car ikeek 16 months, may be fairly said to meet the expectations of for production to sup; those who for years advocated the institution of a federal) ment te known producing fel leasing system for certain minerals, according to sive from | they t ne C usted. 2 to 7 Vashi statements of operators. Royalties to |! 3.256 Oh eee Pee led,’ Wit ox t ar. Uncle Sam gets 10% |!n many fields throughout the public Settleme 1 n ts} State of Callfornia|'#nd states new exploration is goin. and the U. 8. Re- success has followed this 44340,026..| rk as the records show that up| IRON TO YOUR BLOOD: This Is Proven by Astounding Results Derived | by Using Garren’s Tonic. You eat three meals a d3y to fur-|fering people are now getting from ~ | nish your blood with the iron it must/!t- have so {t can nourish your nerves igat good to all parties con pa.” Some According to W. A. Garren, the ng over $1,000,000; only ‘ h, this prep- —_ Service o eairathlacnt General Pershing raced across the seas so that he might be here to greet Marshal Foch in [noted authority on health, 5 a fited to|to July $6,346 of royalties erne general won tha race, for here you sce him shaking hands with Foren at the Battery, Gn gis act Sag and build healthy tissue to make you) ayation is the best product to success. roads | bad bee ented ass Governor Miller of New York. strong and ab%e to endure the work fully meet present day ne oper eed also has a/ Tre? longs | —— ——————— you must: do. | which is now to be had. And judging > ej bet \trom the large number of people who 393t'iensee Pe , thet» at | - If your stontech cannot digest tha: fare publicly endorsing. Carren‘s Tonic wens aad onmneeelcere’ ares CASPER DOING ITS “BIT” food and stiremaing in your stom-| nj statement ia bore out. a pecdes: “enty* o, | acho and Intestines to’ sour and fer-| artnough only placed on. sale a ment, {t causes indigestion, constipa-|comparatively short time ago, more these payments were covered 7, | clos tion, nervousness, headaches, and/than twenty thousand bottles have al- ¥ consequently you become weak, thin|ready been sold by the leading drug- and “run down.” | ists throughout the middle west, and To correct this trouble you “should|ali indications point to record sales E take Nature's own remedy made*from/|for Garren’s Tonic. This {s not sur- the most healthful roots, barks and|Prising because when a medicine act- wot comer snail IN AID FOR GIRLS, THREE headin es eas|| ORGANIZATIONS FUNCTION own in the way of ap-| for coal leases and coal © permits; in the nature of the exclusive of Current royalties THR dors Siliged Wake ‘ome from this source Will] Time, thought and organized et- Earnest in purpose, herbs, which is now piced in your|tally buflds up run down people, and 4 as the Agt al Mi ‘h slower in getting under way| fort are being given at the present Seeing the beautiful reach in the form of Garren’s Tonic,|™makes them se ribo Sg nea pcal ac aah et aix months 5 ‘ n the case of the ofl industry.] time toward directing the mental eee ‘ ‘ the preparation which is creating such|and- happy they are bound to be en- SE eee tee aha that, oienit sl cer oy Spree STE os applications have been filed| and physical activities of the adolea Eager for knowledge, @ tremendous amount of interest all| thuslasttc. Stace: ici sprees Ae nered 3. er omINS bas: not oats profited |, prospecting permits; more| cent girl along wholesome and sane Reverent to God. over this country on account of the} Garren's~ Tonic is sold in Casper a weet sor thmgesmanlieroa ana ae ene tate through |than 100 applications have bene made| channels that will help develop the Victorious over self, remarkably quick results sick and suf|by the Casper Pharmacy.—Adv. e fiscal year ending eee ie ED | for the division of known coal lands| strong, well poised woman. Among Ever dependable, Would Rather Be Member of with a view to], the larger organizations ure the Sincere at all times," the lands and aj ‘Camp Fire Girl, Girl Scouts and Stile pre into leasing ur lea: sean * Republican: National Com- now finds itself in; inds itself in} ye ocur are granted, practically every lease} other two, but its large number | of our giris will belong to the or. | thie p been from Naval van taver’ es uatt 3: te ‘ ent writing, over two i <Abes aituation as re-jfew leases have already been grant-| Girl Reserve movements, Statistics | nundred Casper girls, are. started mittee, He Tells Report- THE farts the Keating Actied. ‘Withi the conditions anf re-| show the latter to. be by fag the | along the Friendly Road of the Girl er in Interview. ‘than 9 advan ne ats ch pest |ws Res ; One advantage /quirements under which coal leases} largest; it in no way preclude the | Roserves. About four hundred more fis | Cc entered o means development on a] argue possi’ ef- | de of the E ue Triangle when pres- CHEYE Wyo:, Nov. 8-—"Pe TILE AND MARBLE COMPANY re designed to pro Reserve lands. Wyoming operators |) peg Ba hapeitetsaes: z ys : on yo = or settlement and cowpr : FS itarge scale with consequent substan ent plans are completed. Who are |Sullivan, whom Wyoming Republts ine of Bust eruieiteese Boose pg | ong) yong bit see eee me tial royalties for an ir tte period The Girl Reserves is the national | these girls? At present they con- |cans follow and ‘Weoming. Densane Coal Baskets Tile Baths Side $n Aitipation with ithe .govecnets and: curs pag uber: sh re movement of the Y. W. C. A. for | sist of the four school clubs in Con- | respect, doesn't Want to be governor Chicago Grates Tile Stores s ton nN S rn;|Ponuses had been covered into the ‘ younger girls in town and count tral, P; East and West Casper. |of Wyoming; neither is he hankering Screens Marble Fronts ent. In brief, as to p bert Treasury up to y 1 aggregating and includes in its program plans | Grade schools as well ag @ thriving |to again assume the responsibilities Andirons Mantels these » Btioas estar ds at} $650,698.57. The State gets 20% of for grade and high school girls nuclous of young business girls [of chairman of the Republican state] ¢ WE way fhe claimant could, on the re quish-|the formér amount and 37% % of) well as those in business and indu known as the Blue Circle club. The | committee. He said as much—and al @ HAVE TILE SETTER IN CASPER NOW eat = a : ee ra Rese the latter, or STIS AAENS Laine Ne try. No discrimination is made and | additional four hundred will include | goed deal more—while-here, en route | § See Mr. Davis at Henning or Write Us je and the payment of @ on! nearly as much as California, by no lines are drawn. In short, the | the high school girls, more of the |from Washington and other cast R, oyalty on all oil theretofore taken | reason of the large production from Girt Reserves include all girls, be- | business and faaeary pbs and | cities to his Nome in Casper. see | 427 17TH ST., DENVE COLO. » receive a lease for the land with, Nava} Reserves in that State. Ob- | tren the ages of twelye and eight. | the North Casper grado schools. “Are you a candidate for governor?” oyalty to be fixed by the Secretary | viously this amount !s a sizable addi- t2cu of all class s and’all religious Casper cit jonal committee s cannot fail to feel | the Republican pt the In ee a at ee Rosca tion to the State budget. Br Bigicd demoninations. pride in the fact that the all obsorb- |™#n for the state was asked. Ne eee ee ee ieee (ken {2ne, nae. aiull pttec-< proenecte. S24 The insignia of tho Girl Reserves | ing and important question is being Not in the slightest," Sullivan re from which the Set, cad; 2o)| mat veer for Unree wary Apeaies is in equilateral Blue Trianglo sig- | solved right here by them under |Plied with emphasis. “I would rather en realized in the way of cas (2) The U. § ipping nificant of the three salient prin- | the auspices of their local Y. W. C..|>@ & member of the national commit > burns rd has been pur othe ciples that the movement is striving | A. The winter’s work has started. | tee.” Figures now available show that erable amount of royalty oll from f to Wevelop—namely health, knowl- | There is no doubt but that by spring An Inquiry regarding the republi Ist the government had |-y ip to Jul : ming production; the, Board did edge, and the spirit of service, or | Casper may ju eceived on account of operations un-| no settle for their purchases during | Altitude and Other Com-| the physical, mental and spiritual, doing its bit for claim a place in }¢an state chairmanship, now vacant the womanhood of |through~the resignation of T. Blake e < clusiv te oe 21 until after July . vate <ennedy, ré y a Ui Ber the Leasing 4 at, exolusive of fees! the fiscal year 1921. untll ater s uly | panies Which Had Refused Th’ ordér ito insure’the firat. of | the ,eountry Kennedy, recently appointed United ai Lan of! 1. these’ purchases amour Péy : A thake thatheaioal” sats enet seas States judge for Wyoming, elicited a Of this 5 539 of which th ie will get to Pay Tax on Gasoline iA Tisdeew pp ctina a roam oeanenktes simJar fesponse. Sullivan said he did the payment of so-called ($241.02: available July 1 Lose Action in Court. program for recreation and organ- not desire to held two positions—na 3 sold | (>) The Government h leases on proven lands on Which bon peek Pepese <i tises meerecsaie Site eee vue i. Nov. $.—Tho state su cipals of health, in ‘the care of the i and hs t Monday upheld tie consti-} body, cleaniiness and the need of was from roy not covered into the Treasury before] tutionallty of the e gasoline tax.| fresh air, It is needless to reiterate ting of the! Jury 1 1921; these transactions have! 4. 4 result, oll firms which refused| that a healthy body brought about from bonuses ac-| not yeti been consunimated but 00l't> pis lane ctas! ntter’ chephhen sens) thie ipualess the clean and nor ount of the purchase of le ID doubt will be before July 1, 1922, In| jected it from their customers at the| mal attitude of mind which in turn adit to the cesh receipts above! nich event the State will get more] rate of one cent a gallon, will be com | automatica’ takes care of the nentioned, the government has tals-[4,.., $600,000 addition from this] petted to pay more than $140,000 into| morals; no girl with upright car- over United States bonds, to the| source. (c- There are a few “‘re-| the state treasury | riage, clean skin, bright eye, whose tent of in which im-|tie¢ applications affecting Wyoming The decision also legalizes the col-| physical being Is radiating life and | pounded moneys had theretofore becn | ianaq where tenders have been made| tection of more than $1,250,000 paid| joy in living is given to mot Invested; these bonds have not yet| oe pack royalties which applications} by other compan! either voluntar-| thoughts and deceitful dealin; converted into cash have not yet been finally disposed] ily or under. protest. | With health as a basis, ‘As to the beneficiaries of the sums| or. white, of course, no predictfon} The supreme court’s decision was} fore, the other two sides of the tri. ferred to above the Act provides} ,', he ventured as to the final ac-}rendered in the case brought by At-| angle the mentaliand sp‘ritual are hat the general trea’ N re-|iion that will be taken on these} torney General Keyes, on behalf of| more easily cared for through the peive 10 per cent; that the states! (ols to whatever extent leases shall|the people, against the Altitude Oll| reading of standard bu tudy of thin which the production occurs}... canted the State will be entitled | company, a Denver concern, which! nature, handcrafts and by teaching hall receive per cent of past pro-|+, soc, of the back royalties receiv-| had refused to pay the tax. Judge) the girls to reason by means of di: rey pneeighth roy iment on accot 3 a basis of co ance of $1,773.43 since the ex." that is to say, the Ity paid the govern tional committeeman and state chair- man—although such a situation was not unprecedented, and continued that he was interested in the state ch: manship only insofar as it was advis- able to secure therefor a man as compet as Judge Kennedy, “Casper,” said Sullivan, switching from politics to his favorite topic, “is still growing fast and notwithstand- ing the general business depression is 19' 1 ized sports .s well as imbuing its members wit the, essential prin- No Milk Here of pa Over the-proper selection of a gift, when YOUR PHOTO of today will bring fond remembrance to- morrow—A LASTING GIFT? ‘Jeffrye’s Photo Studio Come See Our Beautiful Rubbed-in-Oil Photographs. O-S BUILDING—PHONE 859 Open Evenings—By Appointment Only—Until Xmas Sunday—10 to 3 Fine for Lumbago Musterole drives pain away and brings in its place ious, i comfort, Just rub it in gently. Itis a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard, It will not blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. ction and 37% per cent of future} 0% 3. “the government in the-settlo- | Charles C. Butler, in the district court.| cussions—sanely and _ tolerant! Get Musterole 4 st your drug production, and that there shall be|7 0! grom the above it will be had. overruled a ee submitted| through doing kind acts for others ee as jars and tubes; epori in the treasury Neen that Wyoming has Over $800,-|>¥ the company. The company elect-! the spirit'o f service is fostered. ‘ospi oN + predi! he United States R 000. practical! sight” next | od to fuand upon this demurrer and) — priefly the Girl Reserve’ move- |, RENTER, DEVSTARDIELASTER ion F 70% of past production | ear, exclusive of s portion (37% Nos 7 pe ka a ve ment may be summéd up in the slo- | ‘con The ene ait, company and the); her companies that had refused to i 8 bw and try to live the tax had contended the act| Member must know and try to lk uuthorizing the tax was vold becanse| UP %- : | it violated that article of the consti-) _J" order they are: | tion which requires that all taxes “To face ‘life squarely.” hall be uniform upon the same class To find and give the best.” | roduction. But ly to Naval of current royalties that #: ly accumulating. At t ow price of crude and restricted gan, purpose and code, which eac nt consumption, current — royaltle running at the rate of over $ mn It is considered the range of possibility to the opera of such the genera HAIRCUTS M of subjects. “As a Girl Reserve I will bo— | Ay that Wyoming's income from current ase | caekmeub iearmantee | Pa AN ae Ri with the expected. In Moths and butterfiles might not| Impartial in judgment, the Britis} etion Price of oll. seem to us much value as @ food, but| Ready for service, army are taught how to milk. bu a oa cr nae do the Romans used them, as well as! Loyal to friends, Bosse doesn't have to stand for thi Reaching toward the best, practlonaeeny panies Poay sues beetles, as an article of diet of prob. | ate income above referred to |r: Joubtiess not be duplicated; be come f oll production is the best more less uncertain mits that course, {' t be wisdom on ‘th a “ t te While You Avett est a good); provisior bution the ceeds, we tioned beneficiaries participat Adults (over 12 years), any time_______40c Children, before 4 P. M. (idle hours) ___35¢ Children, after 4 P. M. (busy hours) ___50c moneys in securities the income - 5 ~ nich Would be vo to é ‘ eA Shi aa ements Fill Out and Mail to $ .00 * sorgenoral poles of Feteal Che Casper Daily Tribune Auto Electrical Henning Barber Shop Casper, Wyoming . Company some years now the a a Myevera bin “tre. now 1%c A WORD EACH DAY—NO AD ACCEPTED FOR LESS THAN 25c. 136 E. Midwest Ave. || THE HAIR CUT SHOP in Congress w enc small portio Gaae eccetin = 968. on coal sag sae hus See said Cethelt Name .. Classification .... , u rho 4 Petcautersin Leads In Production — | Set proces Sea esp peeg hres : E gviie figures) stoo8 jon. ..Jaly ~~ gina RARL Street .. Number of Days.. California was well in the lead of all | ee Os ced $29,000,000 7 er public land states in the w mortgage on i y other + ubtle a states ae yeacing |but this was Se haa h Pastosice sos a -Amount Enclosed Have You Taken We Would Be Very Glad Rusa oat Write Complete Ad Below, Including Name, Address or Phone | Advantage of Our 2 . To Figure vine reovet a | ~ 7 /Temporary Re- ni rege ducton in Coal Prices? On any building or improvement you might @ have in mind. If you have an idea what you would like but don’t know exactly what » S it will take in material, come in and give us your ideas. We will figure the bill of mate- : rial and the cost. : ators = | gxzreeating $ $2.7759443.41 was in 1 Reserves: tter sum went into as ‘Miscellaneous er the State nor the United ates Reclamation Ser- vice participated therein. Up to July 1 California royalties from production issued leases and bonuses teases ngcregated $1,006 359.067 66 was lpases. The at recs oS Gt | QUIGHESTER SPILLS | | | (38 "Rake COUNT YOUR WORDS AND E: \, Supply Co.. - L.Walker Lumber Co. yearsinown te Best.Satest.Alwarsieelstte | OLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ! |! Collections nsion ac largel ion ext in any event are too slow to port the heavy program of new development w the arid states . | { You can fill your bin for | Mg eae ate lar ai seabed less if you place your order 20, the recla tion fund receive i oniy $2,853,256 from receipts from at once. Prices may be ad- vanced again at any time. public lands, and during 1919 $2040, 031, while for fiscal year 1921, as a result of the mineral leasing act, for therefo Tadies! Ask your Di Beisel sn Zoe ——$—$———