Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922. FAILURE. LOOMS IN SUBSIDY AGT, MARINE. EXPERT TELLS CONGRESS Will “Seriously Retard” Proper Development of Merchant Marine, Says WASHINGTON, May 10.— Creation of a privately owned merchant marine by means of government subsidies is im- possible, Phillip Manson, New York, president of the Pacific and Eastern Steamship company, de- clared today before the joint congres- sional hearing on the administration ship subsidy bin. He asserted that subsidies would not only fail to create a merchant marine but would “seriously retard” its proper develo» ment. “AN that subsidies will do,” Mr. Manson said, “will be to increase and perpetuate the dishonesty and ineffi. ciency that pervades American ship- ping and add to the private fortunes of ship owners. When ultimately the taxpayers refused to continue to en- rich a few ship owners, the Ameri- ean merchant marine is in @ worse state than ever before.” During the last three and a half years, the witness asserted, the gov- ernment has given to Americah ship interests “a subsidy so vast that even the most brazen subsidist would not have dared to ask for it.” CAR OCCUPANTS ESCAPE ASAUTO TAKES PLUNGE ‘Toda W. Bowman and Burt De- maumbren, of the Bowman chapel here missed death or serious accident by a arrow measure last night when Mr. Bowman's Cadillac car which he was @rtving to Salt Creek in response to a call requiring his service, slipped from the road and plunged over a. 30- foot embankment. Sensing that he would be unable to SENATE OPENS TARIFF FIGHT WASHINGTON, May 10.—with night seasions looming ahead, the sen- Ste started to row over the tariff at the outset today, Senators McCumber, Republican, North Dekota, in charge of the measure, and Simmons of North hold the machine because of the wet and slippery condition of the road Mr. Bowman called to Demumbren to Jeave the car. Both men jumped and just as “they cleared the machine it plunged over the embankment. ‘The fact that Mr. Bowman had set the brakes on the car in an effort to hola it enabled the machine to gO over tho bank slowty and it stopped at the bottom of the descent right side up. After minor repairs wero made and assistance gtven in pulling the machine out of the ravine it was able to proceed to Salt Creek om its own power. Neither Mr. Bowman or Mr. De- mumbren were injured other than being slightly shaken up when they jamped from. the machine. WOOLEROWERS ASKED TO SUBMIT SAMPLES OF GLIPS 10 AGENTS ‘With shearing season here and de- layed but a few days longer in all “sections of the county, G. M. Penley. county agricultural agent issued a call to all sheepmen today to send him samples of the wool clip in order that he can forward them to Professor J. ‘A. Hill a wool expert at the univer- gity of Wyoming for a shrinkage test. ‘This test was sent specifically to all sheep interests of the county who have banded together to form a wool- pool of 1,000,000 pounds which will be offered to buyers this spring by committee representing the Natrona county woolgrowers. Tne samples sent to Mr. Penley should include portions of wool from all parts of the body and from nu- merous fleeces. Each sheepman should send in three or four pounds. ee age TRAPSHOOTING TOURNEY AT Aen WOOD.—Clarence B. of Bridgeton, New York, led large field of gunners, breaking 286 out of 300 targets. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. NTED—Thrée of four-room fur- iiebed or unfurnished house nye garage; house must be modern eres neat. Box A-46, Tribune. 5-10-3t' 4 SN) — Modern apartment; ede tn: ‘unfurnished except for sas range and Murphy bed; builtin fea- tures: lots of closet space; heat, gas and hot water furnished. 227 North Park street. Phone 1270, 5-10-3t ENT—Four-room apartment; eeran bath; just east of new yik's home; $45 per month. Phone TOW. 5-10-4t' oS OR TRADH — Building FOR Mean socks will consider Ford cars, laying hens, old lumber or household furniture. Room &, Zutter- meister Bldg. Phone 410. 5-10-3t RENT—Eight-room house on Routh Center street. 535 South Cen- ter street. Phone 865J. 5-10-4t = iy WANTED—First of June, complete! furnished house for eix bachelors and their housekeeper. Address Box home in Mills, held this after noon from the ShafferGay chapel. The Rev J. F. Blodgett officiated. The decease! is survived by her bushand who works at the Standard refinery, and by a «mall child, as wel! ae ® brother and sister. ie a ses BE debate, et Charging that the majority were “driving with whip and spur and with| CRETE, Neb., May 10.—Mrs. Joseph indecent haste” to pass a bill that|Richtarik, mother of five children, was designed “not for protection but| was trampled to death yesterday by for exploitation” Senator Simraons de-| one of two cows in a barn where =! clared the Democrats would fight it| had been at work with the daily milk- and discuss it until they had made |ing. “it clear to the country what the bil i” FUNERAL SERVICES HEL MAS. F.C. BRIGHTWELL The funeral of Mrs. Florida Clit ford Brightwell, 38 years old, who @ied of pneumonia Sunday at was pe ES Soe RIVER IMPROVEMENT BOGOTA, Colombia, May 3—(By 7 ‘The Associated Press)—Plans for widening the mouth of the river at Barranquilla, making that seaport one of the important South American ports, have been completed, it was announced today. The project, which will cost $3,500,000, will be under the | technical direction of Black, McKen- ning and Stewart, and will be financed |b Brown Brothers and company of her’ New York. | Same old ANHEUSER-BUSCH, WALKER FUNERAL HELO Che Caspet Daily Cribune FROM CHAPEL TODAY John Walker, aged Casper resident who died at a local hospstal several days figo will be buried at Highland cemetery this afternoon. The fu neral services will be held from the Bowman chap at 4:30 o'clock. Friends end organizations of which deceased was a member wili bave charge of the services. MAN IS SLAIN BY HIS WIFE CARLINSVILLE, IIl., May 10.—Mrs. Mary Sagec, of Wilsonville, the mother of three children followed her husband, Paul Sagec to the home of Mrs. Ter- essa Ketvotnovic at 2:30 o'clock this morning and shot him to death and ‘wounded the woman. Mrz. Ketvotno- vic is a widow aged 25. Mrs. Sagec was brought to the Macoupin county jail here early this Years process Same old flavo: ‘vor - Same old value Same Health giving Same “ Same aging ualities ody” Budweiser | Everywhere INC, ST. LOUIS Parker Bros. Cigar é & Tobacco Co, Casper, Wyoming JUST RUN IT BEATS...< AS IT SWEEPS YOuR AS IT CLEANS Make Mother’s Day Because Mother will enjoy freedom from sweeping and cleaning. A source of year round pleasure by the gift of a Hoover Make Every Day Mother’s Day laborious hand- Special terms during the next few days. Asmall payment puts a machine in Mother’s hands and saves her much tire- some work. A445, Tribune, 5-10-tf Is Mother Worth It to YOU? Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69 7 morning accompanied by her children, the youngest of whom is leus than one year old. She surrendered to a deputy sheriff without complaint. Her story as the deputy sheriff tells it, is that her husband left her for ths other woman and that she followed him and found him with her. She shot three times, the deputy that control over your emergencies. as well as the motorist. We are making Phone 528 Protects You at Grade Crossings The gritty, non-skid surface of a Concrete road in all kinds of weather—wet or dry—gives you This element of safety, in addition to the clean- liness, comfort, endurance and economy of Concrete roads, explains the rapid increase in Concrete road construction in recent years—and the big increase last year over any previous year. Concrete makes the ideal road for the taxpayer PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION sara burs TNeNVER cow cA National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Offices in 23 Other Cities ‘-Homesteaders and Fasciees ATTENTION CEDAR FENCE POSTS and Genuine GLIDDEN BARBED WIRE Natrona Lumber Company PAGE FIVE | settlement of tnate controversy ome Tacna-Arica, which brought the two countries to « breach 12 years ago, |was taken when the Peruvian ambassador, Senor Peset, called on said. The two first shots were at her husband. One tock effect in the head and the other in the chest. Mra. Ketvotnovic was shot in the arm. ee Chile and Peru To Bury Hatchet Nearly one-fourth of all the apples shipped in the United States are con- Scnor Mathieu, the Chilean ambassa- sumed In the three cities of New York, WASHINGTON, May 10.—The first/dor, and the two went together to the Chicago and Philadelphia. step toward resumption of diplomatic|state department and conferred with ——— = relations between Chile and Peru in' Secretary Hughes. PAY DAY SPECIAL At Casper’s Finest Grocery Store Prices Good for Thursday, Friday and Saturday PHONE 13 GALLON CANS EXTRA FANCY FRUITS IN HEAVY SYRUP Del Monte Quality Blackberries, per can. . - $1.50 Del Monte Quality Half Cling Peaches, per - $1.20 Del Monte Quality Sliced Peaches, per can... ..$1.20 Del Monte Quality Bartlett Pears, per can... . .$1.50 Del Monte Quality Sliced Pineapple, per can-....$1.45 EXTRA SPECIAL 1922 PACKED SPINACH— DEL MONTE EXTRA FANCY Size No. 1 cans 20c, or 3 for 50c Size No. 2 cans__ __25ce, or 3 for 65c Size No. 242 cans________ 30c, or 3 for 80c car which you need in Qt. can Vincent’s Leader Syrup. .... .—.... -.--.....50¢ Y-gal. can Vincent’s Leader Syrup. Gal. can Vincent’s Leader Syrup. ..... CANNED VEGETABLES No. 2 Flag Succotash. ...- -25¢, or 3 for 70c No. 2 Uncle William Beans— 20c, or 3 for 50c No. 2 Brown Beauty Beans... . ......20c, or 3 for 55c¢ No. 2 Del Monte Small Beets..... .....35c, or 3 for 95¢ No. 2 Dairy Maid Milk Hominy..... . .20c, or 3 for 55¢ No. 2 Kraft Macaroni with Cheese. .25c, or 3 for 65c No. %4 Del Monte Peeled Green Chili. 15c, or 3 for 40c Del Monte Pork and Beans, 1-Ib. can. 15c, or 3 for 40c No. 24% Del Monte Pork and Beans. .30c, or 3 for 80c CEREALS ° Large pkg. Quaker Oats, per pkg............ .. .~....30¢ Large Post Toasties or Kellogg’s, per pkg. ........ .15¢ Small Post Toasties or Kellogg’s, per pkg....... .10¢ Cream of Wheat, per pkg..... . ............- —--30¢ Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg. ~~... ‘ White or Yellow Corn Meal, 10-Ib. bag. ‘Red Kidney special prices on Platte Valley Gold Pure Creamery Butter---Nene Better Lb. 39c or 2 Lbs. for 75c No. 2 cans Polk’s Hearts of Grape Fruit, per cari 25s ey se No. 1 cans Ainsley’s Fruit Salad— 30c, or 3 for 80c No. 21% cans Ainsley’s Fruit Salad— 50c, or 3 for $1.35 251 N. Beech St. GABARDINES AND RAINCOATS $10 ~ $60 Campbell-Johnson Co. 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