Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 7

TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922. SCHOOL BONDS ARE DISCUSSED T FORUM HERE Urgent Needs of Local Sys- tem Presented by M. P. Wheeler; Motor Club Drive Announced. . Discussion of the floating of $500,- 00 worth of school bonds for the erec- tion of a new high school was one of the principal topics at the chamber of commerce forum luncheon today. M. N. Wheeler, member of the Na- trona county high school board laid before the mem ers the urgent need for such a building. He went into detail regarding the several advantages of such a build ing in taking care of the number of students that are continually pouring into Casper and in providing facilities for special training in the lines for which individual» students are best adapted. ‘The bond fssue will be voted on next Saturday afternoon at the Central school building. Charles B. Stafford announced that there would be another membership drive soon, this time to obtain recruits for the Casper Motor club. The ques or the club have been reduced from $5 to $2, and the emblem is sold at $1.50. Last year there were 300 mem- ters in the club, It is Mr. Stafford’s opinion that 600 members should be eanfly obtained this year. Some of the work of the club wil! de the establishing of a signal system on the mountain road and in arousing interest in Hell's Half Acre and in the tourists's camping ground. ‘A motion was made for the appoint- ment of @ committer to go to Den- ver an dinterview Judge Freeman and if necessary to go on to New York in an effort to locate the Texes refin- ery here. ‘A committee will also be appointed regarding the Wyoming refinery and the E. T, Williams company and to of- fer them the support of the Casper chamber of cornmerce. No meeting of the chamber of com- merce will be held next Tuesday, ow- ing to the fact that it falls on Decor- ation day. —————-—-——_ WIFE ON STAND FOR HUSBAND DALLAS Tex., May 23—(By The Associated Press,)—Mrs. D. EB. Soder- man, wife of Dave E. Soderman, on trial for the alleged murder of J. Clay Powers, April 18, too the witness stand in her husband's defense late today. She testified that Powers had gained her affections and that the friendship culminated in their being intimate. Mrs. Soderman said that a few days before Powers was shot her husband learned from her of the al- leged relationship between herself and Powers, ae eS ‘The use of the word “mug,” as a slang word for face, is believed to be due to an old+time habit of making drinking-mugs to represent a human face. State health authorities through va- rious public health agencies in every nup activities as one of the grea’ st disease preventatitive known. The calendar to accomplish this cleanup in- judes cleaning of both yards and es. Here is the recipe being sent oaficast: Begin on the inside. Clear out the attic. You will find things you had forgotten, throw them out. Don't hoard rubbish. Sweep, dust and scrub. Soap and water properly applied to wood work are intensely discour- aging to disease germs. Open your doors and windows and E sive the fresh air and sunlight a chance to do their bit. Clear out the rugs, bottles and old papers. Beat the carpets and rugs. - Clear out the cellar, wash the cel- Jar walls and white wash with lime. Look over the flower pots, cis- terns, wells, rain barrels and drains for places in which water may stand. Standing water breeds mosquitoes. If you have no stand for the garb- age can, made one that will clear it several inches trom the ground. See that the garbage can doesn’t leak and that it nas a tight fitting BLEANUP AS AID TO CITY HEALTH 15 URGED BY STATE HINTS OF DETAILS OF WORK SET FORTH BY TONKIN unty of the state are advocating| drainage, dust and insects. - convention. Senator Watson praised the execu- legislative and diplomatic rec ord of the.present administration and flayed the recent Democrat adminis- trations as debtincurring, deficit- creating, bond-issuing, surplus-scat. tering, factory-closing, industry-paral- yzing, prosperity-destroying, ‘social-up- heating and cataclysm-producing.” “We are not responsible for all this waste,” he declared. “We did not produce all this wreck- age, we did not incur these debts. We have not ofled up this mountain of ob- ligations and those gentlemen who are responsible for all this riotous orgy of extravagance and all this upsetting of industry and unsettling of finan. cial conditions, now stand and jeer + us because in fourteen months we have not overcome all the evil they Produced in eight years. “This administration does not ned an apologist,” said Senator Watson. ‘No administration never before came into power confronting such problems of such complexity and dif- riculty as those which were inherited by President Harding and the repub- lican congress.” President Harding's caf for the arms conference, he declared was “the largest step toward international peace with justice the world has known in all its history.” Declination of the invitation to the Genoa ¢onference also was commend- ed by Mr. Watson who maid it was 2 political and not an economic confer- ence. “ko world by this time ought to understand,” he continued “that we do not intend to become involved in their political wrangles and that we are willing to lend aid or give counsel and maintain always a sympathetic attitude, Yet we always will decline to meddle with their national affairs or to become involved in their age-old rivalries. In domestic affairs, Senatof Wat- son said the Harding administration stood for “full freedom in business and a recognition of the larger right of the individual to control and oper- ate his own business affeirs." “The ‘new freedom’ preached by Woodrow Wilson was a, grotesque travesty on the name while the en- franchisement of business under is an accomplished fact." “Not withstanding od the near ap- fhe Casper Daily Cribune REPUBLICAN RECORD HELD. UP AS PROOF OF PLEDGES Management of Nation’s Affairs Both} Bank Where Stolen Bonds Were Found “Efficient and Wise,” Senator De- clares Before Convention INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Alay 24.—Efficient and wise man- lagement of the nation’s affairs, both domestic and interna- tional, and substantial results in relieving “the evils of eight years of Democratic misrule” were claimed for the Harding administration in an address here today by Senator Watson, Republican, Indiana, before the Indiana Republican state The First National Bank of St. Augustine, Fla, where $440,060 in to they found bonds alleged of New York last April, John Vardaman (insert) his wife, and A. detectives have been stolen from the Chase Na. LADY ASTOR PRAISES AMERICA FOR BLAZING WORLD DRY TRAIL NEW YORK, May 23.—Declaring that prohibition in the United States and several Canadian provinces has been a “big contribution to the spiritual regeneration of the world,” Lady Astor today issued a farewell statement summing up her opinions on the dry question. She is to sail for home to- day on the Aquitania. Special workers had told her she said that the Salvation Army social socities and churches now had a greatly reduced task as a result of the dry laws. “When I balance the result, offset the uplifting of the poor and* struc tting and the salvation which prohib ition has brought to meny wives an childron, agsinst the alleged degre no doubt the net result for the coun try hag been good.” she continued Preceding Lady Astor up the Aqui tania's gang plank by only a moment was William Randolph Hearst, whose proach to collapse of the monetary|fame has releted with gubernatorial s¥stem of nearly every country in Europe,” he continued, balanced our budget, we are living within our income, we have issued no bonds and sold no treasury certifi- cates, we have paid off $1,000,000,000 of the public debt; we have reduced taxation by $825,000,000 the first year and $525,000,000 more the second year, we have curtailed governmental com- ental expenses $1,600,000,000 a year and are today financially solvent and commercially Bound and on the up- grade toward @ normal resumption of Aimerican prosperity.” “The Republican party has kept its platform pledge to reduce taxes as far as possible consistent with gov- ernment needs. This in part is pos- sible,” he said “by dismissal of more than 100,000 government employes in the last two years. “They have not been getting rid of Democrats in vomne of the departments fast enough to suit me,” he added. “I have been and am opposed to putting postmasters under civil service.” ‘The Fordney emergency tariff law, the senator asserted, had “saved the wool and sheep industry * * * and been of immense value to the dairy interests * * * and to the great bene- fit of the farmers.” Soldier bonus legislation is assured “pefore the close of the present ses- sion,” according to Senator Watson, who declared it would “fnvolve no ad- ditional taxation, and finally will be paid by the use of bonds of our deb- tor nations.” Make wells and cisterns safe by Proper protection against surface Stop up the rat holes and set raf traps. Rake the lawn; as a matter of fire protection it is better to burn small rubbish in stoves. Stables and stable yards should be cleaned and manure hauled away. ‘The ground, upon which manure heaps rested, should be sprinkled with a solution of borax, 1 Ib. to 3 gallons of water or with kerosene ofl. Privies should be inspected to see that they are fly tight. Doors and windows should be screened. ‘The committee should insist that all buildings in which crowds con- gregate should be included in the clean up. Refuse should be hauled toa dump and either burned or buried. No dump should be located on a water shed. ; . ‘The cleanup week should be the initial step of a fly campaign. Constant attention and repetition of the above will not necessitate a general cleanup week in the future. Dr. Albert B. Tonkin State Health Office, Cheyenne, Wyo. aspirations but who today came out “We have! for Mayor Hylan. dation of some of the rich well, T have | “When I am running for office I don't run away,” Lady Astor re marked, greeting a group of report- ers on the deck, When some one asked her if hor re mérk was apropos of one of her fel. low passengers," she winked and said —I’m just saying that the English method,” Lady Astor ‘remarked that the one discordant note in her visit had been the clamour of some who s@vocated deporting her as an unde sirable alien. “The oniy ones who wanted me de ported as an undesirable alien” she said, “are those who preach hate ir the name of God. “And then there ts this, the only thing the Northeliff press has printe’ about my American trip were the at tacks upén me by the Knights of Columbus." W. R. Hearst announced today just before sailing that he was for Mayor Hylan “first and Iast” for the Demo crat nomination for governor of New York next fall. “1 believe ho can and I believe h« will be nominated for governor,” he added, “I would rather not discus any second choice, because I have none.” Ford Boomed For President DETROIT, Mich., May 23.—A pub- lic mass meeting to organize a “Henry Ford for President club will be held tonight at Dearborn, Detroit syburb, and the home of the automo: bile manufacturer. The basic idea back of the meeting, it was ‘said by leaders in the movement, is to bring about the candidacy of Mr. Ford on an independent ticket at the next gen- eral election, IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What s Heap of Happiness It Would Bring to Casper Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach Ing back. Brings you hours of misery at leisure or at work. If women only knew the cause — that Backache pains often come from weak kidneys. “Twould save much needless woe. Doan's Kidney Pills aro for weak kidneys. Ask your neighbor. Read what a Casper citizen says: Mrs. Thomas Clarey, 707 South Wal nut street, says, “Since I last recom: imended Dean's Kidney Pills a few years ago, telling of the good they had done another of the family, I have had occasion to take them myself. Doan‘s have always cured any attack of kidney trouble I have had and 1 have a great deal of faith in them. 1 gladly recommend Doan's to anyone troubied with a weak and aching back or any other trouble caused by dis- ordered kidneys.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy — get Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that Mrs. Clarey had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfra., Buffalo, N. ¥.—Adv. il PRESBYTERIANS VOTE CHANGES DES MOIN! Iowa, May 23.—(By The Associated Press.\—After a dk » which lasted nearly all morning he remainder ot the Stone report en- failing a reduction of the agencies of ve Presbyterian church in the A. from 16 to four, and the cr xf @ general council to taxe over the functions of legislative commission and the new era movement, was rdopted in its entirety by the 134th general assembly. , The Rev. Gustav Briegleb, Paso lena, Cal,. pastor and movie censor on the Pacific coast, presented an out line to be followed in the censorship of motion pictures, as follows: Elimination of women ated costumes. No scenes of drinking or smoking ’y men or women, and dancing cenes. Abolition of all “triangle” plays nd scenes dealing with inharmonious home ‘life. A ban on crime or underworld film. A boycott by the general assembly literature. Being without funds, ‘6 be maintained by all constituents of the Presbyterian church. pas Bae Sc The badger is feared by the superstitious Japanese mind. PAGE SEVEN DEMOCRATS LAY 300 SINN FEIN PLINS FOR BIG. ARE ROUNDED UP | ulation, was unrepresented, Absence of the Republicans from their homes is ascribed to anticipa. J tion of reprisals fc assassination Committees in Charge of|of W. J. Twaddell, momber of the Gathering to Be Addressed | Ulster parliament by “Jim” Dahlman Are ARDFHEIS RATIFTES Appointed. " MENT. late 1 DUBLIN, May —{By The Asso- Democratic fireworks will be ex-/ cated Press.) the Ardfneis, the na ploded Saturday night at the ting tional Sinn Fein organization, rati. fied at its mecting today the agree of the state and county central com- mittees and at a later meeting to} ment Teachéd last week by the fac which all the democrats of the county| ms in the dail Erieann regarding Le{ elections and the composition of the BIG WOOL SALE IS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY First of Series in Sealed Bid Plan Pro- jected by Growers of Natrona County to Be Held at Local Warehouse First of a series of wool sales by the sealed bid method are invited The meeting will = ; staged at the courthouse and the prin-| Sovernment. SEA VOCE Cg will be held at the Northwestern wool warehouse here next cipal speaker of the evening will be erie canna fires at th pro-|Saturday morning when representatives of eastern concerns pap ask aia hg oe visional government, in addrossing|Will be asked to submit offers on 100,000 pounds. The time night love feast were perfected last|t®® Ardfhels, said the vaue of the for filing the bids has been set for 10 o’clock and possibility night at a meeting of the Natrona! *#Teement reached by the dail last/is held out that the total amount offered for sale will be in- county central committee at which W,| Saturday was th secaras pe creased to 200,000 pounds before Sat- W. Sprou! presided. Arrangements! Unity of the nation, enabling Ireland maUiS. "The ‘elders’ ofthe “Week Su for both men’s and women's Demo-| ©? end the der. “If as has bean nerve tho right to reject any or all atic clubs for fall campaign activity|*%!2. this sgreement imperils the bids. > outlined at the meeting last Anslo-Irish treat said © ollins, “we | ‘The committee In charge of the first night. will have to face that his manner. | adic consists of P. C. Ni on, Tora Committees for the purpose of tak-] We have m eed ee) Cooper and M. J. Gothberg. The sys- ing the plea of the Democratic party} Will bring ng. to the} tem is in accordance with a policy to the people and for financing the | UPtry, and if theso stable conditions adopted by woolgrowers of the county effort were appointed last night to. {°F NOt More val than any other early in the year, under which they gether with committees to handle af.| *#Teement ust face what NEW YORK -- Lady Nancy As- |“re to receive expert advice on tha fairs of the campaign until after the| these stable conditions will enable us! ioe in farewell speceh before re- | sade and value of the wool fromm the fall elections. to face. turning to her job In the house of |#tate university through the county M. J. Foley will head the general i ae commons from a visit of six weeks |®eent, following which It is to be of: arrangements committee and will be} LONDON, May 23.—(By The Asso-| i, her native land, pleaded rhe jfered for sale on the svaled bid plan. ciated Press.)—At today’s meeting of assinted by H. C. Coolidge, Robert N. Ogden, Jr., and Mrs. Anna Leeper. the parliament of northern Ireland, Committee on meeting places and|Sir James Craig. the premier, an: halls will be under the supervision of| nounced that the Irish Republican M. W. Purcell, Lew M. Gay and P. J,] ‘my had been prociatmed an Megat O'Connor. ‘e assembly, says a Central News dis: J. H. Bendrick, chairman. FE. H.}?atch from Belfast. The parliament ‘ater adjourn to W. J, Tw ber. ed as a mark of respect Foster, H. E, Perkins and Mrs. Burke Adell, its murdered mem- H. Sinclair will have charge of cam paign advertising. The hub committee which will have charge of financing will be chair] ULSTER TO MAKE maned by Byron 8. Hufe. Other mem-| NO CONCESSIONS. BELFAST, May 23.—Uister will bers will include H. E. Champion, J E. Scott and W, A. Blackmore. kr no concession to South Treland on the boundary in abbrevi- outgrowth of an attack which has an animal much|posed by Judge Perry A. Morris. | | todaf called on’ Prosecuting Attorney M. W. Purcell of Natrona county for a report regarding an alleged incident t' Casper recently, where it is charged by the American Civil Liber- fes union, a mob took A. E. Daniels nd Charles Reynolds, alleged Indus- trials Workers of the World, from the county authorities and ran them out of town. Anglo-Irish t a republic. ——___--— LIQUOR SLEUTH The above report apparently is the opting, colo, May 23-—R, J. Wilson, for several weeks employed “s a special deputy sheriff in appre- hension of “hootleggers” and “moon shiners,” died this morning about 3 oclock while being brought to Ster- ling from Merino, where he was shot twice while attempting to arrest a number of men in a barber shop, sup posedly for possession of lMquor. been launched against municipal au- thorities here because of the sentenc- ing of A, E. Daniels to serve 30 days on the municipal rock pile on a va- grancy charge. Daniels, when ar- rested during a cleanup staged by mu- nicipal authorities, was found to be the possessor of quantities of radical it is alleged here, he was sentenced to serve 30 days with the option that he from Governor Rubert D. Carey and leave Casper. The sentence was im- did not expect to rec~'ve a communi In a statement today Mr. Purcell authorities had no connection with stated that he had no communication the case, “TO CASPER CAR OWNERS “When we decided to sell Oldfield Tires in this vicinity, we had assured ourselves that they were built and sold on a basis that satisfied our own exacting standards. After watching their performance on the cars of many of our customers we give them our unqualified vecommendation.” EARL C. BOYLE 125 to 137 North Center ms Phone 9 The extra values offered in Oldfield tires explain the phenomenal accomplishments Old- field has made in less than three years’ time. Oldfield has overtaken 85% of the other tire companies in volume of sales in that time. Eighty-eight distributors have become car- load-lot buyers of Oldfields’ since last Decem- ber. Oldfield demand has passed all precedent as Oldfield performance has broken all records, Volume production now makes possible the lowest prices ever offered on Oldfield Tires— Cord or Fabric. Take early advantage of them. The Oldfield “999° is the lowest priced 30 x 3% fabric tire of standard reputable quality. It is guaranteed and is built four-ply, 1734 ounce cotton fabric—full size, anti-skid. y was a step toward cation as above referred to as county | Good results are anticipated and the first sale will also indicate the pres: ‘ont trend of the wool market in na | uncertain degree. pa cbr ESS OLCOTT JUMPS IN LEAD TODAY America to be the Good Samaritan to suffering Europe and not stand by unconcerned. WASHINGTON — Bolivia's re- quset fi ® seat in the treaty of Ancon conference here was denied consideration by Chilean and Per- uvian delegates. THILADE!r PHIA — The Italian | | | Steamer Andrea collided with the no debe Mf. 1°, Mlevander former. PORTLAND, Ore., May 23.—Over ly the Great Northern, opposite night belated reports from votes cast Fort Mifflin. The Andrea was badly ~ _ question Sir James last Friday primary election further : Graig, the premier, dectared in, the] “umaeed: No tive, test Increased the lead of Governor Ben parliament session here this after. toons wen W. Olcott for the Republican nomina- £4 oh ooh epusred —Between 30,000 tion for governor over Charles Hall. TY haidinré. hinees we shoud.’ Geutaien - + ssa bri of land in Palo Complete returns from 30 counties, premier in answering an inquiry rde valley in eastern end of Riv- with a few precincts missing from erside county, are under wator os = hte sGaneeatanee e the remaining, six counties of ¢ cement teathed be th two factions | TASUlt of recent break of Colorndo | sinte, gave Olcott 42,750; Hall 42,448 ie'Sonthern Ireland wan there will be} Paver levee, according to report |q lead for Olcott of 302. The figures An} t no boundary commission appointed int ade t0 Chamber of Commeres | trom 10 counties were official and the any circumstences, said Sir James. hy jothers unofficial. He made this rtion, he auld! garpaaeNTO oe ae _— us ACHES CITY Maun auton te, Sac] g Qt IAMUNTO — Dect i" TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i 4 i adding th the time ha ah y 5 BLAU LG for mutual accommodation.| County fall iin Chieaine fore ben) ae TOWN Party wants to sell = ins-De' lera agreement haa! ,, Lavan once a got corner lot on South the latter was to be hanced | McKinley street. See W. R. Dobbin “s a, need rhole situation. Al- * : 5-23-2t¢ ropaganda Stirred Up by theses ne was prepazed to treat with | (r wuurdne, @ mean giving the cove | Hanning Hote — 7 ; ie a SS ‘ of dal le “ “ - Civil Liberties League the southern reprenentatives within, } caquitiernvend ieee onea Yhin. | OR RENT —Modern room very,.rea en Recognition in the limits of the British Empire, he aap, ay street, Phone 2647 238. Bou Sao Officeyof Governor. "not prepared to trent, he said 2 nat adder eee = with a composite government, half of = pDEAy EN — Tong warfare tx |EOST—Polnter dog, liver and white CHEYENNE, woo, May 23,—(Spe. Which was" practical republican in siueqtened in Denver followins, color; collar No. 4; Casper license N NNE, mr ay 28.—ASPe- eatiment and the other half.of which wane ah fast * eturn to Roy Williamson over Kim: al to The Tribune.)—Governor Carey iia not refute the statement that the Nich ee oere nels APE” | nan drubiatieestak Genter atepet. and se cook and member of the Hip Sing ton; and the theft of th ws do} receive reward. - ‘O-S Baihs Basement O-S Building Under New Management is of nes worth of apliu, ma Hop Alley den according to feo who ure guarding i « section, poten | | = JOHNSTON FUNERAL TODAY, Funeral services for Betty D.|||Turkish B. ii t 4 aths a Specialt,. Johnston, 10 months old daughter of Op. é aN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston of South soaDayeand Neches Rheumatism Treatment, Turkish Baths, Shampoo Baths, Tub Baths. Rest room with cots, all sanitary, Lady attendant for ladies, 8 A.M. to 6 P. M. O. C. Hunley, Prop. | Chestnut street were held af 3 o'clock | this afternoon. The baby’s death fol owed & period of illness extending over two weeks. workers of Mr. Johnston, who is lesraph operator at The ‘Tribune, | Join in extending the bereaved family heartfelt sympathy, CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY RICHELIEU “OUR BEST” GRADE COFFEE 1-Ib. tins....50c 2-lb. tins $1.00 3-Ib. tins $1.50 5-lb. tins $2.50 You can be sure of a good cup of Coffee when you use “Richelieu Brand.” It has the flavor and aroma you will enjoy. Full 12-oz. pkgs. 20c each or 2 i: 3d5e Contains from 2 to 8 per cent more gluten than the ordinary Macaroni. Richelieu Macaroni Richelieu Vermicelli_ Richelieu Spaghetti__ Richelieu Noodles, 8-0z. pkg.__.._.20c each, 2 for 35¢ Richelieu No. 24% peeled Apricots— 45c can, 3 cans $1.25 50e Per Jar Richelieu No. 3 cans Tomatoes—No better Tomatoes packed.. ——30c can, 4 cans $1.10, 8 cans $2.00 We will continue our sale on Electric Spark Soap for this weck. 7 bars 25c, 15 bars 50c, 100 bars (box) $3.25. P. & G. Naptha Soap__... 7 bars 50c We deliver to every section of the city. Your tele- phone orders will receive prompt and careful attention. Sweet Orange Bitter Orange Grape __. Grape Fruit. Richelieu Marmalade, 16-oz. jars Exclusive Agents for Richelieu Pure Food Products. We Sell for Cash or Credit—A Service Store. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 2 a = by i 2 = & = rae > yy