Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1923, Page 10

aos. Pes | | 1 a aa Salm 7) e PAGE TEN. BURSUM FLAS PRESIDENT FOR. PENSION VETO Will Not Try to Farce! Passage of Measure *! Over Objection: Pe ASHINGTON, c., Jan. 10— + Aacormsriad Harding's recent veto of e Bursum pension bill proposing among others increases of civil and Mexican war veterans’ pensions from $50 to $72 a month and of their wid- ows from $30 to $50, was deplored in! an address to the senate by Sen- stor Cursum, Republican, New Mex- ico, c.zirman of the senate pensions | commi:tee. Senator Bursum announce ea he would not attempt to have the bill pessed over the veto because, he said, it would “not result in any ac- complishment.’ ; The New Mexico senator declared the president hac givtn try unwittingly, an er Pression of the bill and er! Msions which Senator Bursum sald were not contained in it. The presi-| dential veto, he declared would “dis- Sppoint' many aged veterans and widows who are undoubtedly in dis- tress and in great need of the int crease which the bill would have} given them.” ‘I cannot help but feel that this is a harsh message, a cruel message,” | said Senater Bursum, “I am unab‘e to make myself be-| Meve that a patriotic, appreciative, | kindly character like Mr. Harding,| if in possession of all the facts and| circumstances surrounding perhaps 7% per cent of the beneficiaries under the propvsed bill, would have given| expression to such p sweeping con- demnation of every item that the bill stands for.”” President Harding's alleged miere- Presentation of the bill, Senator Bur- sum said, was in stating that it pro- posed pension increases for widows who had “‘cohabited” for two years with a veteran before his death. “This is a serious charge and un- fortunate,” he declared, “If it were true certainly would merit a censure for attempting to encourage” the loosening of the morals of the coun- try. No such provisions as-are quot- ed in the message are found in the bill, In view of the error contained * © © 4t seems to me that some-| one has been ‘loose’ outside of con-| gress. In my opinion the president should correct this erroneous tm- pression given the public which has heen broadcast to the country on account of the erroneous quotation contained in the message.’* Senator Bursum also challenged | the president's statement that the Dill cost would be $108,000,000 addi- | tional on the pension rolls for the next year, The increased cost, he contended, would be only $72,608,000, and considering the Yeath rate of veterans, he ad*** within two years the total additional dost woulé have “vanisited.”” . “The prediction of a $50,000,000,000 outlay within the next fifty years,"| Senator Bursum) continued, ‘ woud! seem shooting -far from the mark of reason, Fifty-eight vears have elaps- ed since the civil war ended. If the veterans and wilows of other wars are required to walt fifty-eight years before obtaining similar rates of pen sions provided in the bill, there can be no justification to expect a $50.- 900,000,000 outlay unless we unfortu- nately become involved,in other wars | which are not now foreseen.” ‘The financial considerations given by the president, -he sald, appeared to be “a onesidec picture and an argument yy opposing counbkel.” Incapacitated veterans, he de-| clared, already recelve $72 and most | of the remaining veterans were rap-| idly reaching the condition which | entitied them to the $72 rate with: out new legislation. VAUDEVILLE AT IAS 1S GOOD Gene Metcalfe sprung a surprise on the patrons of the Iris theatre last} night. His act, which consists of a few of the best songs is well worth attending for comparison of his voice with the acknowledged great voices of the country. Metcalfe is extremely good at imitating the singing of such well known persons as Geraldine Farrar and others. Some clever and“difficult balancing feats are gone through with by the Max Freehand duo. Standing on five chairs placed in a tower one on top of the other, and from this precarious | position swinging freely in easy form is not the easiest thing in the world It is one of the tricks of the duo. | The Tropical trio give some good} imitations of Hawalian music. One of the members works up a great of applause from the = nee by her | hula dance “ach is and rhyth mical. She also sings a song or two that gets over in good shape. DeLoach and Corbin are good. The act includes a blackface and a young lady in singing, patter, and dancing. Both members of the duo are very entertaining. The picture “Glass Houses” with Viola Dana needs no recommenda tion to persons who have seen the talented actress in other productions, § Dr KINGS PILLS —for constipation ° Maybell Griffen, Faltimore beauty, has been asked by the United! States to pay an income tax on her beauty, according to news dispatches. ‘The income tax is being levied on a $500-beauty prize and a gown, worth | $1000, given to her by a Baltimore department store, She contends ‘ the dress was a gift, Authorities say it was something earned by 3 talized beauty. ORIGINAL FORGE OF BOOTH TARKINGTON'S STORY 1$ RETAINED 1N “THE FLIRT,” COMING TO THE WYOMING The remarkable insight into hu- man nature possessed by Booth Tarkington, whose master pen has kept the present generation iaugh- ing an¢ crying for the past ten years, was never better shown than when he wrote ‘The Flirt.” When the Universal-Jewsl produ- gers took this story which will come to the Wyoming next month, and made it up. into eight reels of comedy, drama, and near-tragedy for the. benefit of the theater-go- ing public, the persons behind the picturized production \of it did every:thing possible to’ retain the original force of the story and the original viewpoint of the author. “Tho Flist’ is, a gor laid in not too large a town, dealing with what may be considered a typical ‘American family, not that every American family is like Man- dersons but there good many American fam There. is a father wi ana night to pr with the things } to have. There strives to make home iife cught ‘to be. There is a dau who works for the best intere: of thosegaround her, and the another daughter (the flirt) who the self, There is Little Brother, w possesses all the earmarks of devil but turns out to be Cupid himself. An older brother, who starts out by gambling and ends up by sav ing the family fortunes, completes the lMttle’ group. Cora Manderson, taken by Eileen Frey, has the American girl's re Ygion of playing with all men The fact that In the end she mar ries one Whom she would. neyer dreamed of taking for a idw: use is the frony of the fate has seen fit to make sport r. It needs only the additin of an oll slicker to, complete the total’ inter ruption of the family peace for a period of several weeks. “The Flurt” is not a sensational picture, It is @ well wrought story with a remarkable cast and portrayed with remarkable fidel- ity. No extremes have been aimed at, It would be impossibl for critic to point his finger at a character or situation and say that the»whole picture would have been improved by an_ elimination or substitution, by a pepping up of MOTHERS, DO. This —. When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse. then’s when you're glad.you have a jar of Musterole at hand to give prompt relief. It does not blister. As first aid, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it, You should keep a jar ready for instant use, Itis the remedy for adults, too. Re- lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleutisy, rheu- matism, fumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chiiblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia), 35c and 65¢ ‘jars and tubes. Better,than a mustard plaster Lawrence P. Wall And Popular Players Present “LENA RIVERS” the best bet of on, at the Iris Positively the Frank Madison (elder son)... Little Brother-._.Buddy Messenger re vie peat gular price 70 inches. Mother Madi RED SUIT SALB r ar) ‘ h Senge ci Gedy aay ear z CRASH TOWELING Regular price 72 inches. PETE , the action or by the s'owing down of tt. 5 " The fofowing-cast will -need no introduction to persons who have followed the mgtin picture world: James Madison (the father)... Laura Madison (her sister)... Dick Lindley. Another Suitor — Other members of the cast who do excellent work are: Tom Ken: | Startling News ARY 10, 1923. When Back Hurts Flush Your Kidneys as You Clean Your Bowels. piles” Less ‘Most folks. forget that the kidneys, lke the bowels, gish and clogged occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, seyere headaches, rheumatic. twinge’ torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless- nesa and all sorts of bladder disorders, You simply must keep your kidneys |= active and clean and the moment you feel’ an ache or pain in the kidney |é ‘region begin drinking lots of water. Also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa: | tef Before breakfast for a few days d_ your kidneys will. then“ act fine. 18 farhous salts ig made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com- bined with ‘fthia, and is Intended to flush clogged ‘Kidneys and help stim- ulate them to activity. It also helps ‘= neutralize the acids in the urine s0| they no longer irritate, thus helping to relieve bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent: Hthia water drink which everybody should take now and then to help keep their kid: | neys clean. ~ - A well-known local druggist says he “| sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in trying to Gorrect kidney troulhe while it is only trouble. By» all means have your physician ex-j amine your kidneys at least twice a year.—Adye . 3 Hand-Embroidered Ladies’ Philippine Gowns and Teddies Philippine Gowns. Regular $3.25, sale _-_-_-__--22_-__ -------$3.59 Philippine Gowns. Regular $3.50, sale Philippine Gowns, Regular $3.95,'s ale’___ Philippine Gowns. Regular $4.50, sale — Philippine Teddies. Regular $3.45, sale __ 9-4 Fort Mills Bleached Sheeting, 81-inch width, per yard__._..___53e 9-4 Homeland Bleached Sheeting, per yard - 42x36 Pillow Cases, each ~ LIN Irish Table Linen Damask. Pure Linen. Sale price____._. ‘81x90 Fort Mills Sheets, special-$4.39 -- George Nichols Turkish Toweling 18 inches wide. Heavy weight. 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