Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 30, 1922, Page 3

XN “~ fhe Caspet Daily Cribune PAGE THREE A Dorcas society of the Seventh Day | Masonic Temple. Adventist church, with northern and ‘The Mesdames J. R. Wison, J. M. southern divisions was formed last} Whisehunt, F. R. Henry and A. E. weeks, and meetings for this week have | Chandler will act as the hostesses and Just been announced. will pour The South Side chpater of the Dor- All visiting as well as resident | cas Mrs. H. B. Pearce, 1214 South David aftreet, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock | Mr, and Mrs. Wetherill ‘The North Side division will meet with Mra Anna Desbrow on Craig | mer residents of this city, and who street, at 2 o'clock Thursday after- noon. All mumbers and their friends are cordially invited to attend the social afternoon. eee Mr. and Mrs. Fry Preside. In Donor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fry, pre- sided at a dinner served at thelr apazt- will meet at the home of | members are invited. Entertain at Dinner. Mr, and Mrs. Ira J. Wetherill, for-} are here now visiting with {tends and looking after matters concerning their Property in Casper, entertained at their reskience last Saturday evening im honor of a number of intimate friends. 4 Following the sumptuous the evening was Gevoted t. auction bridge. Wir. Wetherill was district manager of the National Su,ply company whliie dinner playing CITY BRIEFS Herman Budig has returned from McCook, Neb., where he spent a part of last week attending to business in- terests and visiting with friends. ore John Whelam attorney, !s expected to return today from Cheyenne where he has been attending to legal matters of importance. ee D. R. Phillips of the Parkersburg Rig and Reel company is leaving Wed nesfay for. the oil fields in Montana where he will spend about, ten days One of Mary’s Eight Bridesmaids ment tn the Rex apartment house, Saturday evening. ‘ving here, and is now making his home in Independence, Kans. He is table decoritions were of rosan and a corresponding color scheme was used, Paces were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Mr. and M:s. Walter Vorsteck, | Final Preparations end the host an¢ hostess. For Formal Dance. cee ‘The decorating committee of the ¥. & Y. formal dczncing club is busy put- manager of the entire western terri- tory of the same company. eee Installation Ceremony for Neighbors of Woodcraft. “<The installation ceremony of the|Fative plans carried out in black and Neighbors of Woodcraft was held Fri-| White, which will be an additional fea day night in the I. O. O. F. hail. ture to ‘the entertainment tomoirow of install tiy|evening. The Terrace Gardens will e1ectsd igh sale tie the dines. be transformed by original designs tion of John Heagney. The help and|®"4 figures in black and White, and support of the Woodmen of the|the drapes will give the hall a very ‘World, who were present, recetved | différent appearance. credit and appreciation. ‘The popular Manhattan orchestra ‘The work of the team under the| Will play for the dancing which will able direction of Nellie Bartholomew, | Start at 9 o'clock. captain of the guards, was the most| Invitations have been sent to many impressive of any ceremony. witness-|f the dance patrons of the city and ed the installation of the lodge, and|the number of replies received assure the Casper Circle No. 409 felt justly | the social as well as the financial suc- proud of their captain. cess of the dancing event. ‘The drilling of the Juventies was| Only those who have received inv!- most interesting and reflected the| tations will be the guests of the af. careful training by Mary Frank, Ju-| ‘alr. venile inspector. Numerous dinner parties are being ‘The following officers were install-| Planned to precede the dance, and ed. Emma Kyte, guardian neighbor;| from the program of the evening it is Leona Bishop, past guardian neigh-| Promised that the initial entertan- bor; Helma Newton, advisor; Zenobla|™ment of the Y.e& Y. will be one of Clark, magician; Minnie Becker, at-|the notable ev@nts of the social soa- tendant; Julia Purscel, Mary Frank, | 80M. 5 Elizabeth Fisher, managers; Agnes ‘Tyler, muzician, Jennie Heagny, bank-| Miss Dunn er; Elizabeth Huff, captain of the| Entertains. guards; George Davis, correspnndent;| Miss Catherine Dunn entertained Rebecca Miller, inner sentinel; and| informally last eve@ing for a number Ella Adams, outer sentinel. of friends at her home on North 'An interesting talk on the order, its|Durbin street. Two tables of auction plans and {ts purpose was given by|>ridge were played. George Davis. Mrs. Kyte ilgnked| ‘Towards ‘he close of.the evening the order for the honor bestowed upon | ® “elicious supper was served by Mrs her, and spoke of her appreciation of | W- F-/Dunn assisted by Miss Dunn. the manner in which the W. 0. W.| The guets included Mr. and Mrs responded to the invitation. of the|Frank Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. W I feighbors rooderaft fi sutual ; Rehr, Jr., Miss Marguret England, Dr. pile ioeelyi ms eee T, J. Drew and D. R. Phillips. [ PERSONALS | followed the installation. About 300 members of the lodge were in attend- ance and spent a most enjoyable even- ing. Mrs. J. T. Scott acoompanted by her will enjoy a special program to be presented tonight at the old avditor'- daughter, Miss Ruth Scott left last em in! the Natrona County High|Saturday for Hollywood, Cal., where “ they will remain for several months. eee Mr. Scott will join his family on the Miss Sara Crumptop, art mroarvisor | C@st later In tha season. of the Casper schools, will give an fl. ohn lustrated lecture on interior “ecora- * The subject ts being taken up| h@ve returned to their home on South cee The members, of the Welfare club tion. Mien of the| Grant street after spending several be eiatnanima aad division of the! veeks visiting in tho east Mr. ° Chamberlain, president of the Cham berlain Furniture company, visited ited to ve Pree wii{the furniture markets while on the trip. A musical program by well known artists of the city will add to the mesting. Some dance spe- clalties to be presented by a nuniber of pupils of Mrs. ©. P. Brodie will close the program. eee eee Miss Leura Martin has returned to her home in Freeland after spending several days in the city visiting with friends among the old timers and on Pepper. Club to a shopping tour. . Meet Tonight. Mrs. Nell Grieve Kimball will act ag hostess this evening at her home oe _Miss Virginia Pagby left Saturday ting the finishing touches to the deco-! looking after business interests. eee J. G. Marton spont the week end in the city from his home in Freeland. o leng John Wyland has returned to the Salt Creek fields after spending sev-| eral drys in tho city visiting with| friends and relatives and looking after business interests. eee H. B. Maxon spent the week-end tn Princess Maude, younger daughter of Princess Royal, ta ona of the eight bridesmaids who will attend Princess Mary when marries count Lascelles. Princess Maude ts one of the iicny who have beed mentioned as the possible bride of the Prince of Wales, WOOLGROWERS REAP BENEFITS UF TANI ACT | Congressional Action in Ex- tending Provisions of Emerg- ency Tariff Worth Five Cents Pound. “The action of congress in extend- ing the provisions of the emergency jtariff until a regular tariff law shall take effect will in my opinion directly benefit Wyoming woolgrawers at least five cents a pound in marketing their clips next spring,” deciared Secretary J. B. Wilson of the Wyoming Wool- growers’ association when the lesisia- tion was secured. “Buyers were pre- pared to take advantage of the possi- bility of the admission of free week during the possible interim between the expiration of the emergency tariff and the enactment of a regular tariff law, to keep the price down. As a matter of fact, some three million pounds of foreign wool is being hed in bond in this country, in the hope that such an opportunity would be of. fered.” An Interesting story how, through the Influence of Congreasman Mondell the senate bill,@ut Chairman Fordney and other were adamant and insisted on the imitation to February 1 In this situation an appeal was made to Leader Mondell, although there appeared to be little hope be- cause of the positive stand of Chair man Fordney. “The action of the sen We originally declared Mondell, “and I n be straightened ou Within an hour it was, announced hat all objections had been overcome that the house would agree to the senate provision indefinitely extending the emergency tariff. $$$ PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTIO> We want several building lots; par- ties intending to build can save money us. Write “Better Built er phone 1433. As! 14 ate is exactly what wanted,” One of the first woman constables tn Ohio is Miss Lena Buckley, of Tc ledo. Officer Buckley, a demure little miss with bobbed hair and goloshes, declares that {t is great fun to be constable. tariff was secured in the form most beneficial to western inter- ests, is told by one of the western rep-| resentatives of the woolgrowers who was in Washington while the matte: was undor consideration. The emerg. ency tariff act expired on November Vise Cheyenne looking after, business inter- ts. eee J. A. Park of this city was in Chey- enne last Saturday as a representative of tho United States Veterans bureau. ; Mr. Park has the district embracing southern Wyomir: . RINGIPALS In ASSAULT GAGE . C. H. Mann arrived in Casper last Saturday and spent the week-end here looking after buinese matters before returning to his home in Crete, Neb. ' ee Mrs. Louise Roberts, who suffered serious burns about two weeks ago, is again able to leave her room at! orth Wolcott, . the Pines hotel on 2S Martin Reasoner Goes to Jail in Douglas After Man He Accused Is Freed by Jury. Mark U. Weber, vice president of the Chappell Oil company, left Satur- day night for Denver, where impor- tant business for the company is pending settlement during the coming week. SES DOUGLAS, Wyo., Jan. 30.—A case Mrs. John W. Fish, who spent the of the accused being “out"’ and the week end with her husband as the accuser “ marks the latest chapter guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lowey, in the controversy between Carl Sager SWAP PLACES: yet last. When congress convened on bonds and jurics which would not look October 3 after a months recess, Floor | well in print and the jury called his|1 r, Monell in announcing the bluff, adducing evidence for the recent |procram placed the extension of the| trial to charge him with assault. emergency tariff for first considera- ‘The Sagor-Reasoner feud dates back tion. He urged the extension to such to the time both were employed on/| time as the regular tariff law would the Ogallala ranch when Sager gave |be effective, and Congressman Greene Reasoner a trouncing for getting too!'"tro‘uced a bill along this line. Sen-| friendly with his wife. Reasoner later @tor Penrose, howe’ favored an ex- took a shot at Sager which put the|‘-“0n of tne emergency tariff to a latter in the hospital. Two months (certain date, and suggested February a ger armed himself with a knife'1, expressing the hopo that the regu-| rent to Reasoner’s room. where |lar tariff law would be effective by that date. Reluctantly the house ac- ceded to the Penrose suggestion and| extended the emergency tariff to Feb- ruary 1. | When the bill reached the senate, however, opinion there had shifted, and that body finally passed the meas: ure along the lines of the Greene bill above referred to. The question then arose as to a compromise between the th> Intter took another shot at him| without effect. Reasoner had Sager arrested for rasault with intent to kill but the Jury, on hearing the story of previous disturbances, freed Sager and recommended a peace bond for Reasoner. When Reasoner took ex- ception to the ruling the jurymen de- cided to prosecute on their own behalf and filed a charge of assault against deed i Heed The Danger Signal! F we are not “fit as « fiddle” in the mornin, don’t feel better than when we went to bed; breath is offensive and we have that bad taste in the mouth, Nature has set the danger signals for us and RED GROSS TH HOLD ANNUAL MEET TONIGHT: ‘The annual meeting of the Natro- Na na county chapter, American tional Red Cross, will be held tc in the courthouse at § o'clock All members of the Rea Cross ara | part tn the ci Ity the Red Cross ts playing. Every citizen who {s interested the welfare of Casper and Natrona county should tr yto attend this meeting and lerd his assistance in formulating plans for the coming year. You will find all the latest news in The Tribune, we f our we cannot afford to neglect the warning that she gives. Probably eighty per cent of all diseases originate in the digestive organs, so it is evident that if we have stomach trouble, however slight, we are foolish we do not take prompt steps to correct it. Stomach trouble is almost always followed by a complication of diseases, One of the first being an overworked liver, with all the symptoms of bilious- ness, followed in turn by dizzy spells, pain in the back, palpi headache: coated tongue, tion of the heart and other distressing symptoms. heeded in time. and quickest remedy results. senate and house biils. Mondell and other members favoraed acceptance of Reasoner based on his wounding Sager in the earlier dixpute at the ranch. The Tribune carries a full Associat- ed Press report each day. Sooner or later the kidneys will become involved and that is just why these danger signals should be A wise man puts out the fire before there is too much destruction. The same theory should apply to stomach trouble. The American people have learned that Tanlac probably provides the surest, safest for all such troubles, and millions upon millions have taken it th the most astonishing and gratifying That is the reason for the phenomenal success of Tanlac and that is why it is pro- claimed the world’s Greatest Tonic. Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Casper Pharmacy and by leading druggists everywhere.—Adv. Y. W.C.A. Cafeteria HT. peace TONI > Fried Chicken Dinner : Plate Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chamberlain } - justice following his failure to make good a chargé of astault with intent jto kill which he filed against Sager. JANITOR IS (ININJURE: Twelve “jurymen who sat Or the as seaeat {bona to keep the peace. Reasoner, tt WHEATLAND, Wyo., Jan. 29—An is alleged, voiced an opinion on explosion of baffling origin occurred at the local high school when a red floor of the high school furnace room. J. A. Whalen, high school panttor, states that he had hauled out several clinkers, letting them drop to the floor, Last left last night for her home in Chey- and Martin Reasoner, the latter hav- enne. ing been held under $4,500 bond for pbsoo sas Siamese cae expressing his contempt of law and BIG GLINKER EXPLODES, sault case are the complaining wit- nesses against Reasoner, whom they recommended should be placed under hot clinker just hauled from the bot- tom. of a bed of coals exploded with terrific force blowing a hole in the when a large one exploded. The clink- er was blown to a fine dust, and did not injure Mr. Whalen, \ oe women, we are offering event of the seasen. rifice. PACKER CASE ADVANCED. WASHINGTON, Jan. _30.—Chiet Justice Taft announced today that the cases from Chicago, brought to test the constitutionality of the pack- ers’ and stockyards' act of 1921, would be advanced for argument on March 20. | BUENS. neo afterward apply gently— | “‘YICKS Over 17 Million Jars Used Yer One Selection of Dresses At $24.95 These Are Wonderful Values. | VAPOR! | { 930 South Wolcott ‘street. for the members of the Pepper club.~ The time will be devoted to playing auction bridge and refreshments will be served by the ‘hostess. eee Delphian Society Have Guest Day. At the meeting of the Delphian society which will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the parish house of the St. Mark's Episcopal church, each member ts asked to bring two guests. This “guest day” will be the first one to be held by the literary club, and it {s possible that it will be made an annual affair. eee 2 a i) The™program for the afternoon which will be presented by Mrs. R. T. Kemp and Mrs. A. A. Schulte will in- clude a discussion of the opera “Faust.” Musical numbers will illu- strate the ba oy ay . We Carry Teas, Spices, Powder, Cocoa, Regular Tea of 0. E. 5. ‘The regular tea will be served by Have Your Hair Made Up at Phone IAS GOOD AS IT SMELLS Such Coffee $ Lbs. Fresh Gas Roasted Coffee Our Royal Blend ROASTED FRESH DAILY AT OUR STORE. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. = PIGEON TEA AND COFFEE CO, Zuattermeister Bldg. Opposite Telephone Bldg. MMMMMTAS GOOD AS IT SMELLS! added 50’new canton crepe day. value. One Group Seeds, Extracts, Baking Cocoanut, Etc. LOT 1 $10.95 STIAWS LI SV GOOD S 623 20 Per Cent Lily's Hair Shop Where You Get Guaran- teed Work. We carry the best grades of human hair and have the largest and most com- plete stock in Casper. Give usa trial. We have what you want. Sell them while the dem high. have contracted. hides and wool, 137 North Beech Street } RICHARD GREEN, 516 W. 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(Shap Phone 1304W That Tony and Steve Aniston, who have been associated with George Brown in the operation of the American Cafe, have purchased Mr. Brown’s interest and will con- tinue the operation of the cafe on the same high plane as heretofore. Mr. Steve Aniston will continue in charge of the kitchen, and the highest quality of food, service and fair treatment will be offered to the public. American Cafe | ON BROS., Props. IS DELICIOUS At Meals, Between Meals or Any Other Time. THE CASPER STEAM BAKERY