Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN REPORT 1 MADE ON STATE MEET AT LIONS CLUB Business and Professional Women’s Club Also Heard on Request for Concert Support. Report $n the state Lions conven-} tion at Torrington last week and the entertainment of three representatives of the Business and Professional Women's club of Casper, who sought support for the concert to be given here June 18 by Axel Skovgaard, Dan ish violinist, featured the weekly din ner of the Lions club at the Henning hotel last night. H. C. Chappell, who with Robert N. Ogden Jr. represented the Casper ub at the Torrington meeting, gave " somewhat humorous account of the proceedings tn which he also stressed the benefits of the convention and the asm shown by the clubs of the making the conven a sess. Royal entertainment nd hospitality were extended by Tor rington people and the business pro { the meeting was supplement social affairs which made the visit delegiites exceedingly pleas t Casper's discussion of an as ned topic was led by Mr. Ogden at the second day’s conference, Dancing topped off the entertainment cf both days. Mr. Chappell urged that next year the Casper ciInb make arrange ments to attend the Lusk convention. in a body. In placing the request of the Busi ress and Professional Women’s club for support of the concert before the Lions, Miss Inez Babb, who headed a committee composed also of the Misses Selma Young and Lola Miller, explained the progress made by their club since its organization, its plans yor clubrooms and a broader scope of work in the future and the fact that they are to share with the school playground fund in the profits real- ized from the Skovgaard entertain- ment to be given at the high school puditorium next week. , Fifty-four members of the club are working for the success of the concert through the sale of tickets, and a packed house is the goal of thif effort. Res. tutions tendering moral and mate- rial support for the venture through the attendance of its members were adopted by the Lions club. ‘The business program of Inst eve- ning’s dinner included the appoint- ment of separate committees on pro- gram for all meetings of the club be- tween now and September 27 and at the end of that time a prize is to be given the committee furnishing the best program, Next Wednesday eve. ning will be ladies’ night with the Lions and fines are to be imposed on all who fail to bring a member of the fair sex. generally fram ed by —— ee Twain Cabin In California Saved SONORA, Cal., June 8— The re- stored cabin which once sheltered Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) on Jackass hill will be presented to Tuo- lumne county by W, J. Loring, mine operator, with appropriate dedication ceremonies June 10. Governor Ste- phens wifl make the principal address A barbecue with provision for two thousand guests will be a feature of the ceremony. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front suitable for two. 509 S. ea Phone 1586W, before 7:30 p. roo! coln. er. | FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1920 model; starter and demountable rims; good rubber, in A-1 condition. Call at Carl Albin’s grocery store} east of brewery. Phone 1802. 6-8-2t* FOR SALE OR TRADE—Piage tour. ing car in good shape; will consider} small car and cash; Ford preferred.| 212 N. Lincoln, after 4 p. m. 6-8 At} FOR SALE—Piano,almost new; can be seen et 662 S. Lincoln. &.8-2t FOR SALE—Corner lot 50x120 feet,| east front; level, sewer and water; near gas; restricted -district; bargain if sold- before June 14. Phone 10’ 6-8-2t* | FOR SALE—Six-cylinder touring car, just newly painted and all new tires, in perfect shape. Inquire Tom| Moore at Shaffer-Gay Furniture Co. 6-8-3t® M | 2t | FOR RENT — Piano. Phone after 6 p. m. WANTED—To borrow 3600 on eight! half-acre lots, near Carlson oil well;| will.also give first chance to buy 1G lease; must know at once. Addres Box 1266, Casper. Wyo. 6-8. t* 2---SPECIAL 450 - PEOPLE - 450 200 ANIMALS 200 AMERICAN LEGION CIRCUS ALL NEXT WEEK C. A. Wortham World’s Best Shows SHOW GROUNDS Near Eastside School Ro BELGRADE, June 8.—Elaborate precautions were taken to guard King Alexander and! Princess Marie of Rumania during their wedding festivities today. The entire route of the! bridal party from the palace to the cathedral! was lined with double rows of soldiers and) gendarmes with loaded rifles and fixed bayonets. One iine of the troops faced outward and the other inward. Their orders were to shoot immediately, it is understood, Bebe in Peril Seized at the home of Bebe Dan- fels, Charles Caprice is said by po- lice tor have hear red he intended to slay the movie for $25. He hex taken to a hospital for observa- mn. FIVE HURT IN PAPER PLANT PITTSBURGH, Pa., June 8.—A gen- eral alarm of fire called all the city departments to the plant of the Young Paper company on Thirty-fourth street this afternoon. Five men, in- cluding K. P, Young, president of the company, were taken to nearby hos- pitals, all injured by explosions in the theater section immediately after the fire started. The fldmes spread rapidly and after enveloping the paper plant jumped to the main building of the Pittsburgh Malleable Iron company, where the fire made rapid progress. Physicians who gave the injured men first aid said that four of them were so badly burned they probably would die, —— Mrs. Spreckels ‘Given Use Of French Palace PARIS, June 8.—(By The Associ- ated Press)—The French govern- ment has turned over to Mrs. Adolph B. Spreckles of San Francisco a por- tion of the palace of the Legion of Honor for an exhibition of art ob- jects collected in Europe for a dup- Neate of the palace which she is having built in San Francisco. The exhibition probably will last six weeks beginning in July, 1923. The exhibition will be composed largely of gifts from the ministry of fine arts and private persons in France. Some of these will be the uniform and sword of Marshal Jof- fre wore in the battle of Marne. ‘The Duchess cf Vendome is ar- ranging with 50 women of the French nobility for each to make a gift to the San Francisco museum. These gifts will first be exhibited in Paris. The Queen of Rumania has agreed to take charge of one section of the San Francisco palace and fill it with gifts elther trom her- self or her friends and subjects. sate ke Maryland Man Heads Engineers, SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June 8.— A. N. Johnson, dean of the College of Engineering of the University of Mary. jland, was installed as president of the American Association of Engineers at the closing session of the eighth annual convention here last night. George E. Taylor, West Virginia, was installed first vice president and Allen M. Knowles, New York, as sec- ona vice president. Speakers at the closing convention session included Rev. Vergil E. Ror- er, D. D., Indianapolis and Heber J. Grant, _president of the Mormon church of Salt _Lake City. TRAINS:--2 22 — SHOWS — 22 8 —BIG RIDES— 8 if they noticed any suspicious movement among the specta* tors. Residents of the city living Jackie Coo an Lt } along the streets through which the Procession passed were forbidden to open their windows without special police permission. Armed guards were placed on all the balconies and points of vantage, and the number of spectators on each fhe Casper Daily Heavy Guard Turns Out fort yal Wedding at Belgrade Cribune ORD-LINGOLN JUBILEE TO GE HELD AT PLANT |Thousands to Attend Big! Fete to Be Featured Next Week at Detroit Auto- mobile Factory. CHICAGO, June 8. |tions today for thei \the referendum wil |road labor board. These predictions were ma hter “Fifi's” Da DENVER, Coto., June 8,—(Special| to The Tribune.—Extensive plans are being made for the big Ford-Lincoln | jubilee which will be held in the Ford} assembly plant here on June 14-15-16) ir strike vote with leaders pre ll be heavily in favor of a suspension of |i work in protest against wage re de in the face of statements by a a ae SS LARGE MAJORITY OF RAILROAD WORKERS TO FAVOR STRIKE IN OPINION OF UNION LEADERS —Railroad unions continued prepara- dicting that ductions made by the rail- several rafiroad presidents that strike sentiment. was largely confined to | union leaders. If the ballots cal they are returned June 30, | before $110,000,000 is to be slashed off |the wages of shop and maintenance of way employes, the suspension will |iikely become effective July 15, ac- | for ‘a strike when the day; was strictly limited so that there might be clear space between each individual and his neighbors. No one was allowed to carry a camera, sat chel or other objects without written permission. The royal wedding has caused all ‘JugoSlavia to go marriage-mad. All the eligible swains and maidens of the picturesque peasant country seem to iwant to get married this week and the churches are flooded with applica tions for licenses. CASPER GIRLS ARE INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT W. H. Lloyd Called to Santa Ana, Cal., by. News of Wreck; Mrs. Lloyd Escapes Injury. W. H. Lioyd was called to Santa Anna, Cai., this morning by a tele- gram from Mrs. Lioyd stating that the two daughters, Margaret and Helen, were injured in an auto wreck when a truck yesterday crashed into the side of the car they occupied. Helen's injuries are, reported as not serious. Margaret suffered a broken shoulder and hip with possible inter- nal injuries. She will probably have an operation, Mrs. Lloyd was in the car but re- ceived no injuries. She went to Call- fornia a week ago to drive back to Casper with the two girls, the young- est of which, Helen, has been attend. ing high school at Santa Monica, Suse ha: GERMAN LOAN IS ABANDONED PARIS, June 8—(By The Associ- ated Press.)}—All idea of an interna- jHonal loan to Germany has been given up by the committee of bankers and they are meeting today to agree upon the form of their report to this ,effect which will be submitted to the reparations commission. Noted Japanese Woman Is Deaa TOKIO, May 12.—(Correspondence of the Associated Press)—The death of Madafn Miyoke Kohashi, one of the veteran women leaders of the em pire, has just been reported. Madame years in different parts of the western world and since her return from abroad she had taken the lead in va- rious movements to better the con- dition of Japanese women. a In recognition of her activities in | befriending birds on one of the state game reserves Miss Betty White, a 16-year-old girl of Spokane, has been appointed a deputy state game war- den. Kohashi who was a keen student of women's problems, had spent several Clad in overalls, ragced shirt an@ Jackie Coogan cap, Danny McNa« mee called et Newark’s most fashe tonabdle hot Orst honors i to receive a prize for a a boys’ parade, ‘ parade;. RECORD CROPS ARE FORECAST WASHINGTON, June 8.—Larger crops than last year were forééast| today by the department of agricul- ture. Winter wheat showed improve- ment to the extent of 22,000,000 bushels since May 1, wit ha forecast! of 607,000,000 bushels, or the fourth! largest ever grown. The spring wheat area is 1,000,000 acres less than last year but production is forecast 000,000 bushels, or 32,000,000 bushels more than the 1921 crop, oo * Girls Rescued By Boy Scouts || At Plunge Here || An act, of rescue work in which the lives of two girls were saved took piace last Mondr.y at the Mills plunge when two Psy Scouts, Barry Mationey and George Cook, dived into the water at the request of the caretaker and drew the struggling victims from probable death. The girls, whose names have not been revealed, got out beyond their depth, and it seems, were unable scouts to swim. Honor medals for the bes will be requested by the Tocal ex- ecutive committee from the nation- al headquarters. New Rail Tariffs Are Authorized WASHING ON, June 8.—The inter- state commerce, commission today granted permission to the country’s railroads to file tariffs in conformity with the general 10 per cent reduc- tion of freight rates effective July 1, on three days notice instead of the 10 days notice as provided in the orig- inal report. ‘The commission also waived certain technical requirements Involving de- tails of tariff publication. Sa —Try a classified ad in the Tribune— RUNNING | HOT WATER ry family. your home. a Phone 711 PIT) ---you owe it to your family A good, efficient hot-water heating outfit pays for itself many times over in the satisfaction of the entire Bathe with it, shave with with it, launder with it—an hot water is as necessary to ; Information about installing running hot water in your home Z@arries no obligation for you. Schank Plumbing & Heating Co. coo it, clean with it, wash abundance of running comfort as warmth in 359 East Second St. | design jing away of a Ford car and 17. Thousands of people from af parts of the state have signified their intention of atinding being made to take care of a crowd which bids fair to ectij the. masses which came to Denver during the| balmy days of the stock show. with the roof of the big Ford plant, | will be turned over to the Ford and Lincoln dealers in Colorado for this big industri. exposition. large stage has been completed where arrangements have been made to en-| tertain the crowds with select vaude- ville numbers and music. floor will feature all the Ford and Lincoln models—cars, trucks, trac tors, of both tural types. Implements of the latest together with new equipment and accessories will also be shown. Ford car No, 57 will be there, along- side his brother-Ford car No. 6000057. It will be interesting to note what lit- tle changes have been made in. the chassis of the car during the past 12 years, and yet the great number of refinements which have been intro- duced during this period of evolution. Every visitor’ will be conducted through the Ford plant in Denver. Under the care of a guide they will see Ford cars assembled, painted, turned loose,—and sent on their way rejoicing. They will be then con- ducted to the big entertainment room to hear singing, witness vaudeville, moving pictures and other forms of amusement. From the entertainment features visitors will be escorted tc the ‘rof garden, wher2 refreshments will be served, An added attraction will he the giv: to the holier of the lucky numoe:. Numters will be issued to each visitor registeriix at the Ford plant, and on Saturday the drawing witl be rade, ‘The expense of the «nore jubilee will be borne by +h» Ford Interests in Colorado. The entire jubiloe will be free to the public, which in itself is a very novel feature. Cut-of-town visitors who ara planning to be ia Denver on ans of ths atnve show dates, June 14-15-1517, will be wise to make their hotel reserva‘ions at cace. oo abit serio ciety cae 8 inals! That's the condition makes ta hot of Arthur Be Roove's “On Wings of Wireless.” in The Tribune, ‘The average wage of clothing worl ers in Moscow and other industrial centers of Russia is 1,200,000 rubies | a month. This is the amount set by, the trade union, and while it seems| enormous, it amounts to but $12 in| American money, NEW MEDICAL POWERS GIVEN TO ASPIRIN Pain Relieved Instantly Cause Remedied Rapidly By Tinglés Laxo Aspirin = 4 The world of medicine acs knowledges that the most effecs tive pain stop is aspirin—but irin alone oftentimes ce or heartburn used numbers of peo. + it and refrain from using it, even ‘though they know it will mean almost instantane. dus relief from headaches, colds,’ eouralgia and the like. | ‘Now, however, cones the new genuine aspirin sctting fear aside for confidence and swift help. It holds the pain com- Dating power of ordinary as- pirin in full strength with era Dew qualities added. 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LEGION COMMANDER T0 OPEN FRONTIER DNS E, Wyo., June 8.—Chey Frontier Days celebration CHEYE: enne’s 192: | be awakened.” | ‘The letter is signed by Harry Fein | berg, secretary. ship in the I. W. W. denotes a social | | peril to which the whole nativun must} lt be held July 25, 26, 87 ona 25 , |be formally opened July” 25 by Haz }ford MccNider, national comma,. jot the American Legion. sacx | will attend the Wyoming oe ©o: tion of the American® |rington the 24th end will motor city the fol’ow.ng morning. depart the evening of the |tor the Pacific coast. | Home their 3 linger |Gorns Peel Off Like a Banana Skin ba you touch them with of Sete tt: the safe: cay, qerk on ‘Of peo; Us rous cutting, tri: No danget 3g. Instant relief trom all pat | —< Costs rifle — ney back erie falls 'B, oe fr. Chicago, | Sold in Casper by Kimbatt Dh: stores, Tripeny Drug store and coh |per Pharmacy, | | | ming or par. tn a sr ry aber Lawrence ¢ BAUR’S vazitta Coast Governor Is Assailed By Defense League Gunnison Danver Pep’s Gein Go ee be eal SSLS: Canter St Pde) 146 S. Center St. Ditehaas combalttes *today _sanouncsed Phone 256 gency Phone 1750 that.it had mailed a letter to Governor W. D. Stephens of California in which the following statement was, made in commenting on a speech made by the governor in which he was quoted as saying that the criminal syndicalism jaw should never be changed except to strengthen it: “California stands @ among the states in continuing prosecution of organized labor under war time statues during a period of hysteria. Proscu- tion against the I. W. W. conducted under the California criminal syndi- calism law, without any evidence of an overt act ever being offered against any defendant are manifestly a viola- tion of the constitution. ‘The fact that nome 30 men are in San Quentin penitentiary solely because of membe: BAUR’S Or: On Sale at BOTH STORES Beginning Friday. BOTTLED DRINKS, 2 for 15 Cents NEWS DEPOTS For SUNDAY at PEP’S BAUR’S Strawberry BAUR’S Vanilla ICE CREAM . Put It Over, Pep, While the Sellin’s Good! ICE CREAM ange Beautifully embroidered and trimmed. Values up to $100__ Organdie Dresses. Values up to $20... Values up to Underwear $4.75 Kayser Silk Vests__________$2.59 $1.75 and $2.50 Muslin Teddies____$1.19 $1.00 Muslin Teddies ___ $2.50 and $3.25 Petticoats \ Phone 752, Townsend Bldg. “BARNETT’S OF COURSE” Out They Go Dresses, Suits, Waists. Entire stock of The Fashion Shop pur- chased by/the M. D. Barnett Outfitting Co. and to be disposed of regardless of price, as we must make room for our Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings, Hats, Shoes and Clothing. DRESSES $23.75 Evening Dresses. A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME 265 Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists. Ail col- ors. up to $25... M.D. Barnett Outfitting Co. $5.95 $50. Waists Values $2.95 154 S. Center