Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 7

FRIDAY, FEBUARY 3, 1922. U. S. RE Seen te eel RN = ing prospects of a sur- xpenditures this fiscal ear as a result of economies in administrati, Presi Harding, speaking today at the second busine aannce ot the government, declared he doubted “« the world has made a more eater deavor to cut down itse expenditures and institute economies and restore a& Mr. Harding expressed the further opinion that the efforts on the part of the government toward economy ing fe ulonable. to some the government has been a leader in so praiseworthy a cause, we ought all to be gratified to have had a part in the affair. Much of the extrava- gance of the government has been due to a lack of sense of individual responsibility and the same is true in the corporate businesses and the pri- vate affairs of the people. If our ef- forts here shall set a standard and inspire an ambition for greater econ- omies and higher efficiency, we shall have served not only the government but the whole public particularly well. Perhaps our example will be of service to the world.” ‘The president reiterated his opposi- tion to deficiency appropriations and made a plea for an understanding among officials of the government “that the common good, not depart- aIX SUBMARINE: BUILT ON SST GOAST REIFETED Faulty Crankshafts Found in Vessels; Stronger Ones Are Authorized by Departme:it. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.—Six of the latest type submarines stationed on the Pacific coast, the S-30 to 8-35, in- clusive, have been rejected by the navy department on account of faulty » it was announced here today by Pacific fleet officials. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Stronger and heavier crankshafts will be placed in 12 submarines of the “S" typo re- cently completed at the Pacific coast plant of the Electric Boat company, the navy having decided the shafis placed in the submersibles at the time of the beginning too weak, it was said toaey at the navy department. ‘ne 12 “S" type submarines, which are 219 feet long, were constructed with 7-inch crankshafts but at a re cent conference between . Secretary Denby and representatives of the com- pany, the former insisted that 8-inch shatis be used. Six of the craft will be altered at the New London, Conn., plant of the company after making the trip from Mare Island, Cal., and the others will havef the new crank- shafts installed on the Pacific coast. NEW CABINE URGED ON KING LONDON, Feb. 3.—{By The Associ ated Press)}—The presidents of the Italian senate. and chamber of dep uties have advised King Victor Em manuel to ask former Premier Glolot ti to form a cabinet in succession to the Bonom! ministry, it is understood says a Central News dispatch from Rome today. Great For Bad -Coughs and Colds Make Your Own Medicine and Hay: the Best There Is. You'll Say It’s aoe Malgatone bean Disappears and Clean ‘y Mem- brane Is Your Reward. Here ig an inexpensive home mad remedy that you can’t beat and one that will quickly bring up that phlem stop the snuffling, relieve the clogge Nostrils, make breathing easy anc cause stubborn colds and persistent ‘Try it right away if you suffer from Catarrh, Chest Colds or any irritating nose or throat troubles and you'll be glad, you run across this little bit of Get from any druggist, one ounce of Parmint (double strength) add to it little sugar and enough water to make one half pint. You can make it in two minutes and when it is mixed you can pride yourself on having a medi cine that acts directly on the mem brane of the nose and throat and acts #0 effectively that all phlegm a'l tic! ling “and inflammation speedily dis appears.—Adv. ‘ | made continuously during -| the estimated deficiency of $24,500,000 if any government in and conscientious en- mental advantage, is the end at which all of us must alm.” Discussing the prospects of a sur- plus instead of a deficit, as was gen erally expected, Mr. Harding appealed -| for a continuation of the “careful and painstaking effort which had been the first half of the year,” and added: “In a business so great as that of the national government, unexpected receipts will not infrequently swell the total of calculated revenues. + It seems likely*that his will be true dur- ing the current year. But despite this possibility it now seems probable that the restrictions upon expendi- ture which have been possible by rea- son of the administration's general policy and your splendid co-operation would have resulted in a surplus of recetpts for the year. The prospect of such a surplus when compared with that was outlined tn the budget fig- ures submitted to congress in Decem- ber is certainly-an occasion of much Satisfaction to all of us,” APPROPRIATION. FOR OANGRESS CONSIDERED. WASHINGTON, Feb., 4.—An Propriation of $12,389,410.95 to thank expenses during the coming year, of Congress, the government printing office, congressional Mbrary and botanical gardens !s recommend- ed in a bill reported today by the house appropriations committee. The measure carries $627.125 less than the total of estimates and $785,204 less than the amount appropristed tfor the current year. Of the total $2,121, 421 {s for the senate of which $720,000 would be for the salaries of senators and $51,000 for their mileage. Of the $5,863 335 recommended for the house, $3,304.800 {s for salaries of representatives and $176,000 for mileage. The government printing office is appropriated $2,524,000 while the ll!- brary of congress would receive $952, 000 and the botanical gardens $90,016. ——_<—<— —Try a classified ad in the Tribune.— TREASURY SURPLUS PORTED BY PRESIDENT Receipts Ahead of Expenditures for the Fiscal Year, Harding Says in Urging Continuation of Economy Efforts WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Announc: plus of governmental receipts over e Baby Rocked In Death Believed to Be Sleeping SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 3.—While Mrs. Paul Lawlor sat nursing her fiveweeks old daughter yesterday and singing to it, the child, which apparently had been in good health, died so quietly that the mother for several minutes thought it asleep. When her efforts to awaken {t ~ors unsuccessful, she swooned. Woctors said the baby died of lola: pneu- monia. GENOA TOPICS TO BE FIXED PARIS, Feb. 3.—(By The Associated Press).—Premier Poincare fe about to begin an exchange of views with the governments at Washington, London, Rome and Tokio, with reference to the agenda of the Genoa economic confer. ence, which he holds must be made clear in advance of the meeting. Foreign office officials decline to ®.y "whether France will abstain from participation in the Genoa delibera- tons if the other allies insist upon the ciscussion of political questions, but it 1s declared in well-informed quarters that the conference will be either post- poned or abandoned or heald without the presence of a French delegation if the agenda is interpreted es permit- ting the reopening of the reparations question or other iasues settled by the treaty of Versailles. Mexican Peace Not So Secure, Harbord Says MANHATTAN, Kan., Feb. 3—"The assured promise for peace with Mex- ico 1s not as promising as recently reports would indicate,” Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, assistant chief of staff, said in an address here before the student body at the Kansas state agricultural college. “All through the border regions we have been waited upon by committees ‘requesting more troops than are now stationed there,” he said. Whe Caever Daily Tribune FINANGE PLANS TO BE CARRIED BY BONUS BILL, FORDNEY STATES Measure Will be Ready For Introduction in the _ House in Two Weeks, Chairman Indicates WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.— Soldiers’ bonus legislation now under consideration by the house ways and means committee will carry a provi- sion for raising the necessary revenue to finance it, Chairman F ney announced today after a co ence with President Harding. W' er the money will be obtained by in ternal taxes cr the use of the rroceeds from the refrnded foreign debt, or botH, remains to be determined, Mr. Fordney said. ‘Mr. Fordney expects to be ready to introduce the bill in two weeks and thinks only a few:days will be requir ed for its passage. Senate Republi cans in party conference already have voted to press the bonus legislation Because of the uncertainty as to the number of former service men who will take the cash feature the house committee is having difficulty in de termining just what the cost will bc for the first two years. Some est! mates of the bonus are as high as 80 per cent . Arguments for and against the tax on beer as a means of raising funds for thc bonus were heard today by th committee and at their canclus members indicated very closely th such a tax was not to be considered Representative Green of Iowa, ranking Republican, declared t aside from the constitutional question involved, the arguments against le ailizing the salo of beer was 60 com pelling that the proposition could no be entertained. Representative Gar. ner of Texas, the ranking Democrat said it was a waste of time to tal! about raising revenue when two-third of both the house and senate were op posed to the beer and light wine prop osition. The argument for 2.75 beer war made by Levy Cook, a Washingt the $2.00 Flannel Shirts, khaki $3.50 Flannel Shirts, khaki $4.50 Flannel Shirts, khaki and assorted colors._ $5.00 and $6.00 best Army khaki Shirts go at......... House At §10.00 and upwards. Wool Army Socks. a Sale price, pair__........__. 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