Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1922. ——_ Y. W. 6. A. DOING GREAT WORK IN CASPER BUT MONEY IS NEEDED: - BUDGET FIGURES ARE FURNISHED Our Casper Y. W. C. A. does not do one thi i A. s ing—it does many things. Through it the jobless find work, the ur. , sheltered find rooms, the hungry are fed, the tired are rest- aud even some, seeking knowledge, are taught. In the eighteen months that the “*Y” has been here it has over a thousand of these jobless; it has secured rooms ever 600 of the unsheltered; fif-)the Fashion Shop have decided not to of the hungry have|be outdone. And while you are mak- cafereria that has run|ing the rounds, the Marts Shop will the eighteen months— | be among those present, Last, but not been given rest and/| least, be out early So a8 to be able ite roof, 25 have} to look in Holme’s hardware; there is to learn Spanish; and Sure to be a crowd, so go early. yunéred have taken gym- All this.for the Girl Reserves—the teen age girls of Casper, who now are jearning how to develop healthy bod- jes, clean minds, and strong char- acters. In five years they will repre. -| sent the womanhood of Casper. In these piping times of the H. c. it is impossible ~ get something for nothing—even a ¥. W. C. A. costs money—here is the “budget: Budget for 1922, General, 1. Salaries— General secretary .. Associate secretary . (Girl's Work ....... Conference expense National and foreign Contingent fund tt igs ‘ ( lined up, to-wit 250 strong | L. coming all the time; then the mothers and from that we as sume that the fathers are there too! And now the representative Casper business man—eome of the merchants —are in the ranks doing theif share for the girlhood of our city by back- ing the only organized giri movement in our midst. Watch the downtown shops and yeu will see what you will E a Fae artistic triumpb, while Blakey's and L READY 3. Light NEW YORK, April : r a i Oe Oa 6. Furnishing @nd house sup- of one, Miss Olivia M. P. Stone, grad- plies 6. Upkeep and repaira ..... 7. Insurance (on furniture and building ...—....... . Wages, janitor and maid es testify concerning her ward Ellis K. Kinkead, former FOR BiG JUMP TOGAPE VERDE LISEON, April 4—(By The Associ- 20,00 Brooklyn last year. Tne defendant 280.00 10.00 How Much Is a Kiss? macttine determines the quality of a kiss from Se Se Te Be com aUINEtINS UR'eoee, SEE Bene soul kiss. OLIVIA STONE TRIED TO FORCE eer. nse sn ARREST OF KINKEAD, EVIDENCE 4.—Escorted herself. today by two police matrons instead over her during the night, when she uate nurse, heard additional witness- tude to- poration counsel of Cincinnati, whom she is charged with having slain in appeared calmer than yesterday but kept mumbling to Che Casper Daily Ctibune — PAGE FIVE PARK ELIMINATED FROM | GIRL RESERVE SERIES | BY WEST CASPER FE West Casper’s Girl Reserve basket ing, removing director and 28 offi- |pall team defeated the Park quintet| clals, explained by Secretary Meflon | yesterday afternoon by a score of 43 om grounds of “efficiency.” Says action came after probe into effi- plant. to 16. The victors played exception-| ally well in every department of the game while the Park aggregation were decidedly off form. Erma Lee, the| speedy West Side center was closely| matched by Otheal Gillam Park's! flashy jumper; the forwards on the losing team were unable to overcome| ) the defense put up by the West guards while the victors’ forwards had won- be |derful luck shooting. Park showed Signs of a rally in the second period of the game but were ultimately snowed completely under. ter; Lillian Waldon, right forward; policy on the coming Genoa ecomom- | Katherine French, left forward; Helen is conference by substantial major- | Lewis, right guard; Leta Ewing, left ity. guard. Park—Otheal Gillam, center; Hazel es (capt) right forward; Leta Gil WASHINGTON — Comspiracy to defraud govermment out of collection Julia Mechling, right me ST epaeter eae gate mare Coes rulltion dollars was | rary Custel, left guard. varieties, @ fall 51—and the latest - pgp Hl ps eer rn | Goals—Katherine French 11 from one halt of one per cent! Rickmeier, former assistant chief of |22° Moor. 4 free throws; Lillian Wal young blood | tn personal audit section internal |2°" 3 from the floor, 1 free throw; Erma Ie 6 from the floor; Hazel Jones 2 from the floor, 2 free throws; Leta Gillam 2 from the floor; Otheal Gillam 2 from the floor. Referee—July Steere; scorer, Dora Stanley; timer, Marion Sennett. ‘OIL BARONESS’ GOES ON STAND OMAHA, Neb., April 4.—Mlss Ra- chael Cecilia Strickland of Omaha, who is said to have described herself as an “oil baroness,” on trial in fed- era) district court with Samuel B. Musser, her business associate in the and San Francisco rail- tions. Three 55,600 barrel vii stor- age tanks burning unchecked. A spectal guard was ptaced ae ke 5, neither slept nor ate, appearing rest- less after discussing the day’s events with her cell mate, Mrs. Lillian Raizen. Harry Abrams, assistant United States attorney in Cincinnati, was the first witness called. He testified that Miss Stone had called at the federal Prosecutor’s office several times, and com Operators association agreed to carry out the order of the Kansas industrial court to continue present Wage agreement in Kansas mines for 30 days. THREE KILLED 30.00 30.00 30.00 30 INJURED BY BANQUET BOMB American Brokerage and Development TERRE HAUTE — Two men im | Corporation, on a charge of using ‘ive fored in disorders in Clinton min | mails in a scheme to defraud in con. ing field. nection with sale of Moni oil once had told him that she was through with Kinkead, did not wish to marry him and wanted to see him jailed. Abrams’ superior previously had testified that she wished to pre- fer a charge of violating the white slave act. Charles Saury of Nashville, testified that in 1906 Miss Stone introduced him on the street to a man named The lineup! West Casper—-Erma Le (capt.) cen | lands, took the stand in her own de fense today. Plainiy dressed, and apparently cheerful, Miss Strickland, in telling of the plans of her company, declared they thought they were giving invest- ors “the best run for their money that we knew of,” and asserted that J. C. Foster of Curtis, panion in September, from Montan. | sea with of! from wells on land adjoining which we wee planning to sell traces of units to our clients.” Miss Strickland testified further that she never told anyone that there ‘was a drill on the land. If Nova Scotia Changes Rules HALIFAX, N. S., April 4—If the Nova Scotia legislature passes a bill now before it to change the rule of the road and adopt the “Drive to the right.” electric rail way companies operating in the province will demand compensation for making the necessary changes in their equipment, representatives of the companies announced here today. From time tmmemorable the Eng- lish system “‘drive to the left” has been in vogue in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, and movements are on foot in all three provinces to get into line with the rest of Canada and the United States on the rule of the road. Reeently British Columbia adopted the more general plan. 80 thorough has been the appt cation of the English rule that street would have to make Motor Truck Transportation CONTRACT WORK AND PIPE LINES considerable changes in thpir cars and snow sweepers if the right hand drive were adopted and they will ask the province to pay them $50,000 indemnity In British Columbia the electric railway companies’ demand for $350,000 compensation was upheld by the courts. fa sot ot MUSCLE SHOALS FUND ASKED. WASHINGTON, April 4.—The sen- te agricultural committes virtually decided today to seek senate approval to an amendment to tize appre priation Dill, providing 100 for resuming work on the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals, Ala, and to begin hearings next Monday on all private offers for the Muscle Shoals proper- ties. QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets . produced Olive Tablets, the ubstitute for ca Edwards, a practicing physician ears and calomel’s old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for ‘ic constipation and t: livers. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets contain calomel, but a If bad breath—a dull, tired feeling—sick id liver—constipation, you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re- sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them t just to keep right. Tey tenn ic ancl SOC. Selry, who she said, was her husband. We Do All Kinds of Hauling. BUDAPEST, April 4—(By Tho As-| MEXICAN KILLED IN FIGHT. Largest Operators in the State. the aviators did the Canaries on this occa coming down at some outlying and deciding to postpone their irri @ more favorable time. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 4— Miss Maria Favia, 18, San Antonio and Jesus Pacheco, 35, Schertz, Texas, were killed, and S, Everlano Aguitar, 22, also of this city, was seriously ‘wounded in a pistol fight on the Frio City road near here last night. ——_——_—_ sociated Press). — Three men were killed and 30 others injured when a bomb exploded at a business men’s banquet in the Democratic club here last night. The explosion occurred jugt after 600 invited guests had been seated before the members of the op- position party had arrived. First afd to those injured was rushed to the scene ‘of the explosion by Cap- tain James A. Pedlow, American Red Cross commissioner to Hungary. the men would return to their jobs immetintely. fee aise In order to relieve a destitute fam- ily living in a remote district, Miss Lydia Fricke, county, health nurse in Oregon, recently took a 23-mile trip on skis through a blinding snow storm. Thirteen different religious beliefs are represonted among the gitls liv- ‘ng in the Y. W. C. A. home in 8t. Louis. | EASTER SUNDAY, April 1 Ever since our entering business in Casper, February 14, 1921, we have had the unusual advantage of all breaks in prices on wearing apparel for men, young ‘men and children. In the first place we had no war-time stock onhand. Every piece of merchandise in our store was purchased at the new low prices. Hence, we claim that our prices.are the lowestin Wyoming. : ; : ‘ ‘ By request of many of our customers we have added a-complete stock of boys’ and children’s wear. This new line was purchased by Mr. Hayutin on his recent buy- ! ing trip-in the éast. 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