Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1921, Page 2

= 8G ne pul PAGE TWO AUTOLIGENSES | TORINGE FROM SA TOSIOHERE Ford Owners to Pay Minimum Under New Registration Law Effective in Wyo- ming January 1. ites un which wi ck (6) except almers (6), Chandler (6), Holmes (6) . King (8), Kissel (6) since 1918, Mit- Oakiand (6), Olds. 1d (big 4) Overland (®, Packard 66, Reo (6), Studebaker (4 and 6) big cept Big Stx, Velie (6), Willys-Knight (4 and 6) a. ceca txteen Gollare—Buick 54-55, Caail a nevrolet (8), Cole (8), Kisse Marmon (6), Prige model 66, Big Six, Stuta (4), Willys ars—Packara (12). based on horsepower, being as follows. not horsepower, $8; more than 22 but not more than 30 horse- power, $12; more than 30 but not more than 40 po tg gy $16; more 40 horsepower, $20. ‘rrack license fees are based on ton- nage and are as follows: not more than one ton, $15; one to two tons, $30; two to three tons, $50; three to four tons, $75; four to five tons, $100; more than five tons, $150. President of Trust Concern Leaves China\Judge Calls For PEKING Nov. 28—(By The As woctated Press)—John J. Abbott, vice president of the Continental & Com: mercial Trust & Savings company of Chicago who came here as a result of the Chinese government's default on a loan of 98.500,000 left for the a tates yesterday. bee aid that there had been ‘op row, left to right; Mr. Alfred Sze, Tt land; count d’ Alto Portugal. CRIPPLES SWARM WITH ‘OPENING OF CLINIC FOR DEFORMED IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, Noy. 28.—Cripples—] with distorted limbs and backs, lean- in wheel chairs, in automobiles and. | ing dn the arms of ‘friends or hob- on crutches—stormed the hospital | bling alone as best they could. for joint diseases Friday when Dr. Dr, Lorenz performed one oper- Adolph Lorenz, famous Austrian | stion, to rectify a condition of knock- surgeon, held the first of a series of | knee in a 19-year-old boy, chiselling clinies for the city’s deformed. So | through the bone and resetting it, great was the congestion that hos- | then pitel authorities found it necessary to summon the police to handle the crowd. The first patient arrived long before dawn, working his pain- up the hospital steps on hands and knees, and c encasing the patient from shoulders to feet in a plaster cast. He examined about 100 applicante. The others, estimated by hospital authorities to number nearly 1,000, were told they would have to come China;.M. Aristide Briand, Fraiee; Secre' Admiral Kato, Japan. Bottom row, Carlo Schanzer, Italy; Baron Cartier de } ‘BLUEBEARD’ TRIAL IN FINA WEEK, EVIDENCE IS REVIEWED VERSAILLES, Nov. 28. The Landru murder trial entered its fourth and final week today with the summing up of Prosecutor Godefroy. He went over the evidence presented in the case of each of the 11 persons—10 women and a hoy—whom the “bluebeard of Gambais” is accused of murdering and of cremating the wl- | back for later clinics. warm place to wait Almost destitute himself, as a re- + could see him. | sult of the war, Dr: Lorenz is hold- towering, grey- | ing freo clinics here, and will hold ved, more than | then in other cities, as a testimony of their places | gratitude for the aid rendered by America to Austria's starving chil- dren nside for until the noted An hour before t bearded surgeon a 2 ns had t Assignments of Interpreter When Reserves Made| Fight Terms Used | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 2 weighty question “what a: eyes with fur around them t | SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Assignments of the organ! ro black |‘of Colorado and New Mexico to the cupled | 103rd Gtvision announced et headquar the time of Justice W. H, Edwards|ters of the Eighth Corps ares for several hours Friday, without an|included the following from Colorad« apparent progress toward an illumi-|to the 412th infantry. “no collection, no renewal, no imme- diate prospects of adjustment” of the Joan during his 25 days’ stay here. ‘A Joan, to China of a similar amount mate by the Pacific Development company, will fall due on December 1 ——__— Film Machines For Daylight Showing Used DAVENPORT, fowa, Nov, 28. —A. FP.) Vigtor of Davenport has announced here that he has invented two ma- chines to exhibit motion pictures and views in full daylight optico ‘4 are invention, according to Mr. Vic tor, reverses the usual process and projects the light from behind the} screen. Victor declared he had ex.| perimented 10 years in an effort to develop daylight service. Your premium in Gre: Checking, Investments, Safety Deposit, Foreign Banking Che CasperNational Bank, , nating conclusion, until Herman Dieke| Captains C. H. Beoler of Hugo; F who has used the words, took the|H. Carpenter of Hayden; W. C. Ham | stand and testified that when he ex-|of Las Animas; G. C. Little cf Canon} pressed through them his intentions) city and First Lieutenants J. D. Chi in regard to Richard Spatz he meant!cholm of Del Norte, Feay B, Smith that he’ proposed to give Spatz twolor Montrose and J. W. Dowd of Red eyes “‘s0 black he'd have to hang fur| ones, around 'em to hide the view.” The ip question arose incidentally to the ap. ‘plication of Spatz, a Hillsdale mer-| Dancing and Skating Carnival Nov chant, to have Dieke, a husky dry far-| 24, 25, 26,27, at Smile Roller Rink, mer, put under bonds to keep the| one block east of North Caspér school. peace. Judge Edwards granted the| Skating afternoon and evening. application. 11-21-6t Safe 770il Ave WANTS ana INVALIDS ASK FOR Horlick’s the Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes For Infants, Invalids end Growing Children » Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder ‘The Original Food-Drink For All Ages | No Cooking — Nourishing — ible mouth, N. H. 1 in Franee in 1589. Christmas Gifts TO POINTS IN THE BRITISH ISLES AND EUROPE Must Be Mailed Before December10 §—) The most satisfactory present you can send is one of our foreign drafts—as your American dollar is now at a at Britain and every European country. Casper Wyn, , ESTABLISHED 1889 Savings and Trust Departments Storm Sweeps New England BOSTON, Nov. 28.—New England ‘wag glazed over or melting out today and {ts transportation and wire serv- ices were interrupted after a two-day storm of sloet. snow and rain. ‘There| Prosecution, prdvecutor Godefroy in: was a snowfall of 15 inches at Ports-| formed the court in opening his ad: ce Nese EEE t wheeled carriages orer to live cheaply les in solving the Failroaa problem, “T favor the establishment in the United States of a railroad service commission, , to be e letter said. manufacturer.” (By The Associated Press.) — bodies in the kitchen stove of his villa. ‘The prosecutor passed lightly over the additional charges of for- gery and swindling against the pris- oner. Tomorrow Attornéy Moro-Giafferi, counsel for, Landru, will make hi plea in behalf of the accused. The case ts expected to go to the jury Tuesday evening or Wednesday. A sgntence of death on the guillo- ing up strength. tine,, and nothing else will satisfy the dress. Pas +o Crabs can see and smell, but they cannot hear. were Are You Going This Winter? How about a trip into the warmed and favored South? There’s Florida—blessed with one of the most perfect - winter temperatures in the world, which visitors agree make you) feel young and that a winter spent there builds up the constitution better than any tonic. The Carolinas—with their numerous resorts and untold opportunities for golf, tennis, riding and driving. The Gulf Coast Country—tinged with an atmosphere of quaintness, tradition and romance, with its live oaks and magnolias, picturesque cabins with pickaninnies play- ing about, sugar plantations and cotton fields. There are miles and miles of shore line which wind in and out fur- nishing harbors for big cities and little communities, great stretches of sandy beach for resorts which provide every advantage for winter comfort and enjoyment. Texas—with its famous gulf resorts, semi-tropical vege- tation, deep sea fishing and boating possibilities. Cuba—which holds a rich reward for every tourist. The glory of everything that is beautiful in Nature seems at its best on this wonderful island. In addition to the foremost resorts and hotels which. every one knows about, there are countless less-expen- sive, perfectly delightful and ideally suitable smaller places, where a week or a month or a season will prove refreshing and beneficial. Winter tour tickets to The Southland—that great winter hostess which calls to you now, with her infinite variety of attractions and healthful climate, to come and see and enjoy her blessings—are on sale. Surely you will plan to go. Come in and let me help with the details of your trip. G. C. SCOTT Ticket Agent Power to Take Over Roads Advocated by Mayor . -of Chicago, cted by the peo- ple, ‘with two comni¥esioners from each state, one to be elected at each con- gressional election in order to make @ continuous body; such railroad ser- vice commission to have the power oe at : to condemn or purchase and to taice tary of State Hughes, United States; Hom Arthur J. Balfour, Eng. | Ver the railroads in the Uni ates Marchienne, Belgium; Jonkherr H. Van Kareboch, Netherlands; vie, and to operate them in the interest of the people instead of for specula- tors and fc; private ownership,” the “This would give an opportunity to the producer to be represented on the railroad service commission, at the same time giving like opportunity to IT IS FACT and not theory, that every drop of rich, n Scott's Emulsion i b ‘ aoamceaey RELIEVE INDIGESTION my FREE TRIAL TREATMENT and my plan whereby I am to be PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION HAS TAKEN PLACE if you so desire. DR. R. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician State of New York 286 Fifth Avenue, New Yerk, N. Y., Desk H861 The King of Joy and the Queen of Happiness Have established court at Holmes Hardware Com- pany. They are desirous of showing you the many things to make everyone in Casper joyous and happy. Should you not see what you are looks: for ask for it. Holmes Hardware Co. «> ~oPhone 601 - Building Materials ‘ We are equipped with the stock to sapply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. 4 KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 8 The Light Weight Car With Big Car Performance. '_. Delivered to You 2 $2295