Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. Z HEFLIN TWICE The Human Zoo REBUKED TODAY BY THE SENATE Remarks About Senator Wadsworth Held Imrpoper; Charges of Couzeris Are Also Expunged from Records WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Senator Hefiin, Democrat, Ala-! bama, was twice rebuked by the senate today for language he used in reference to Senators Wadsworth, Republican, New York, and Couzens, Republican, Michigan. By a vote | of 40 to 28 his remarks regarding’Senator Wadsworth were held to be improper, and, then without a record vote the sen- ate expunged remarks regarding ted no other offense but to declare Senator Couzens. ythat I did not represent Wall street,” At the same time, in one of the Senator Heflin said, adding that he siormiest sessions of recent years,\did not understand why other sena the senate also expunged from its|tors were not ‘called down” yester- remarks made by Senator|day. He declared the vice president | regarding Mr. Heflin. |“never batted an eye” when Senator e, however, did not end the Lenrogt Ytnade his “tirade” aga‘ns ator Wadsworth renewed Senator Brookhart, Republicas, Iowa charging that Sena: sterday, and imputed R Cte Casper Daily Cridune 0 -as do also the Thompson ‘sisters. Malumpy, Lawrence P, Wall, and By C.D. Batchelor], P. WALL COMPANY T0 Sissies aan ste CLOSE ENGAGEMENT HERE ie ae ‘tin alee Gathotn. moving a big revue Saturday, Tt is ae eude Moieeus Day.” 7 Lawrente P. Wall end his Popular Prayers are presenting their. | Tet! ‘A thi jet of water may be harder lar bill tonight entitled Isle of than steel Beveral such jets exiat at Nowhere.” It is one of the funniest the new turbine station at rf as well as the prettiest bills yet bre Switserianid, The: pause: Lad sented. Misa Loretta Kida in her beautiful oriental. dance assisted by the chorus in orjental costumes is really the prettiest number on the bill. It is the triumph of Miss Kidd's appearance in Casper. Her 1 dancing act go to create that apesary: | atmosphere so necessary rying ou of the romantic a Seconds of this popular dancer if they have not already seen her in this act should not fail to do so, for it will leave with thern a finer impression of her artistic ski] than anything she has ever done. The seven Deritas !s an act show! the whole Derita family. At is amus- ing out of the romantic idea. Friends taining {8 the one by Dorothy and Joe Derita, ‘ The Bryan s‘sters present a ity dance that has been making a’ great THE NEW,HALL besides its 100% food value. For one thing, you can serve it in so many different ways. Qn cool for instan=e, you're sure to like it hot. Just pour hot milk over the biscuits; or pour hot water over them, drain it off quickly and then cover with milk or cream. It’s a ready-cooked breakfast served hot aR RNC tor Heflin in several instances Soviet purposes to Mr. Brookha: " révised his remarks by thelr publt| The Alabama senator further as- otf FAME Shredded Wheat is 100 pee eee cation in the Congressional Record. |-serted Senator Lodge had told Senator Fee delicioos | and Senator Wadsworth read from the.Robinson he would ‘drop the matter stenographer’s notes these pfemerk [ig Senator Heflin wouid apologize to niade by Mr. Heflin in discussins he senate, but he added he would phase of the bonus question in reply|‘see them fdrther than the hot re- tO inquiry, as to why the state of Ala-| gions” before he would apologiz. He bo a chad not voted a soldier's bonus. / insisted that the rol call today show- en the people of Alabama give!eq he had “stepped on the toes”. of ing to the soldier they give it to! Wall street and he promised to keep him quietly and say nothing about jt up, it, but every time you (other states)| «There has never been a timg” «ive him a dollar you stand on the)the Alabama senator said, ‘when the House top and crow like a rooster.” | money was stronger than to- Senator Wadsworth sald the orig-! aay ational capital. It is inal.notes showed that Mr. Hefi had) entrenched in the capital and flour wn handwriting inserted the/!shes on every avenue. The man of “laughter” after his remark. jthe big purse is the man of power in The New York senator also declar-| tne Republican party.” ed that according to the stenograph-| Several of the senators who voted er's notes, Senator Heflin had sald/ty support the ruling had been re- at one point that “New York does commended to him as brogressives so much devilment I have no tlme|Mr, Hettin, adding that he “had hac r what she does,” but that|x's doubts all along.” ‘There's Mr. had crossed that sentence word Couzens, my good friend from De the record was sent to'troit, he continued, ‘who came par- A marvel of recording as only. ‘ ading here as a progressive. ‘This Brunswick Senator Wadsworth further chars-|morning he walked right up and took + Beak yy CAME SE wens meer Bene bad Seed ©. eclections, perc on Leen : ea that Senator Heflin had caused to|nis place under the whiskers of the} It does). Dad, but not that fast.” senator from Massachusetts.” THREE FAMOUS SCREEN SUCCESS OF LOT UNUSUAL DOUBLE SHOW STAR AREAN “KICK IN’ SALES AT MILLS! — FOR AMERICA SUNDAY be inserted in the record other sen- tences which he (Heflin) had nev said on the senate floor, and had a'- tered a reference to Chief Justice Taft, which will be considered ob- ectionable by some sepators, so as not to make so objectionable. “This is in the main not. import- ant,” said Senator Wadsworth, “but = record. Another of the world’s truest reproductions, Brunswick NO SPARK—NO POWER And your spark depends upon ‘your ignition and electrical it functioning W. D. Weathers, président of the Fargo Oil Co. will leave this eye- ning for New York.on business for the company. tem, ciently? We look after every- thing that’s‘vital: the batteries. the generator, the wiring, the it shows that you cannot always tell says by reading the Senator apt had not to blame @ confusion make corrections im | my or Heflin continued. eat of debate we do it every tone down our remarks i that he had asked if Sehator Wadsworth and not Mr. Taft “represented Wall street” and insisted d to the ommit- What This Buffalo Physician Has Done for Humanity This picture which appears here of Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. ¥., was taken in 1910. As a young man Dr. Pierce practised medicine in Penn- slyvania and was known far and wide for his great success in alleviat- ing disease. He early moved to Buf- falo and put up in ready-to-use form, his Gulden Medical Discovery, the Ymown tonic for the blood. This strength-builder 1s made from a for- mula which Dr. Pierce found most effective in disease of the blood. It contains no alcohol and {is an ex- tract of native roots with the ingred- fents plainly stated on the wrapper. Good red blood, vim, vigor and yital- ity are sure to follow if you take this Alternative Extract. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical * Discovery clears away pimples and annoying erup- tions and tends to keep the complex- fon fresh and clear. This Discovery corrects the disordered conditions in a sick stomach, aids digestion, acts as a tonicgand purifies the blood Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, N. ¥., and receive confiden- tal medi advice without charge. All druggiSts sell Discovery, tablets or quid. Bend 100 for trial pkg.— Adv. 500 Tons Nebraska Baled Hay Rock bottom prices and liberal terms. Small quan- tities or carload lots. I want to sell this hay at once and you will find it to advantage to get my prices before buying. elsewhere. W. C. STUBBS 145 N. Center St. Phone 1756 or 1212-W | Breopstine a remarkable stellar cast, George Fitzmaurice's sue Paramount production, “Kick k's peetieaet t'the Rialto ater for four days, beginning Sun. day next While it is admitted that in some pictures too many, outstanding play 3 might give a “crowded” effect ing like this is possible in “Kick. because of the fact that while produ¢tion ¢ontains| eleven per- based on Willard M: the | sons of stellar and‘ near-stellar rank, the scenes are so divided that the players gppear in groups. The featured players are Betty Compson. Bert Lytell and May Me- Avoy, while others in the cast {n- clude Gareth Hughes, Kathleen Clif- ford, May Kelso, John Miltern, Wal- ter Long, Robert Agnew, Jed Prouty ana Carlton King. Two pathetic kid crooks aro May McAvoy and Gareth Hughes, who made a big success in ‘Sentimental Tommy,” Walter Long, the beetle- browed detective, scored heayily in “Blood and Sand," “Moran of the Lady Letty” and “To Have apd to Hold." ‘The foolish, silly, bepainted| idie-rich mother has been a specialty | with May Kelso for years. For “Frou Frou,” a peppy, tempestuous “jazz” dancer, Kathleen Clifford was chosen. Miss Clifford has been in vaudeville and appeared in the Win- ter Garden revue, ‘Business Before Pleasure” and “A Pair of Queens.” Jea Prouty has the role of Jimmy Monahan, a typical man-about-town. Jed has done that sort of comedy for years in “Miss Springtime,” “The Velvet Lady,” “Seeing Things” and] “The Pink Lady." And, of course, there are the two main roles of Chic Hewes, a reformed crook, and Molly Brandon, the dis- trict attorney's daughter. — Betty Compson and Bert Lytell were con- sidered {deal for the two parts be- cause it/was in crook parts that they made their first great successes, Bert fn ‘Allas Jimmy Valentine,” Betty in “The Miracle Man.” 100 WAYS To Make Money BY BILLY WINNER If I Were a Farmer— WOULD find a ready market for my used implements. With the money I would. get from selling equipment I could not use, I would buy, at a say- ing, the tools and machinery I really needed. Other farmers would need a plow or harrow or tiller or trac- tor or some other farm imple- iment that I might have to sell. On the other hand, they would have a planter or a harvester or ® wagon that I would want. I would find the farmer who wanted what I had, as well as the men who had what I wanted, through the Tribune Want Ads, Think of the money I could save by this trading—this buy- ing and selling at a profit, The Tribune Want Ads would be as profitable for me to use as for other farmers. And other farmers are using them now with satisfaction, | | | “| HELD GOOD SIGN The lot sale at Mills which is being staged by the Mills Canistruction com- pany is increasing with an accelera- tion that is indeed remarkable, and | many real estate men who have had large experience in the putting on of | such sales in various towns have been greatly impressed with the readiness with which buyers have takén up with this proposition. The consensus of opinion is that the speedy sale of the lots, large numbers of which have been disposed of, signifies a greater prosperity for this vicinity generally. The minds of the people are made up to this thing, viz., that Natrona county is destined for greater things. The advent of the new railroad, the | removal of the state capitol, the tom- ing in of factories, these will all ‘tend to make real estate values higher. Consequently there is an advantage in purchasing land in a place like Mills which is remarkable for the low rates on lots at the present time. It is unreasonable to suppose that these low rates will continue, ‘according to dealers. ‘There was never a time when things looked brighter for Mills because of these facts. Whatever benefits this part of the county will benefit that little place across the Platte river, adjoining the refineries. Meanwhile, the land sales are going on at @ rapid rate, largely through the publicity given them in the columns of the Tribune and through the fact that Mills real estate is what is commonly known as ‘‘a good buy.” Further announcem*+ts of the pro- gress of the sale will be made through advertisements in the Tribune, Oliver ‘Morosco’s big new produc tion, "The Half Breed” with Wheeler Oakman playing the title’ role sup ported by Ann May. On the same program will wb Buster Keaton in his newest and ac cepted as greatest comedy, “Th Patoonatic,” Here is a show that certainty ought to appeal to those seeking entertain- \ment. It will play both Sunday and Monday at the America. theater. j ‘wear alowneckdress’? |- ‘Why spend time wishing that erup- tion did not show on your back and arms, When Resinol Ointment will doubtless clear it away entirely? mocA ely Seely belore retiring snd cover with Sandi hew mech of ta M angry look has disappeared, Resinol beg pment ong halz cannot be excelled, Sold ty |Resino ol PUBLIC Fifth and Wolcott Special For Saturday Choice Sirloin Steak.25¢ Choice T-Bone and Short Cuts .............28¢ Choice Round Steak..25c. Plate Boiling Beef, 4 Ibs. for .............2Be Center Cut Pot Roast, Ib, ....12Ygc and 150 Northern Count Oysters, qt,.-_._______90e A FULL LINE OF HEINZ PICKLES, OLIVES AND SWEET ‘(HOME PRODUCE Green Bros, Gilt Edge Eggs, doz... 88¢ 2 Dozen 65c (Only 2 Somer Cranberries, qt Oranges, doz._..__. MARKET Fifth and Wolcott Prime Rib Rolled__...20c Lard, very best_..__.15¢ Veal Chops —.. .20¢ Veal Roast, -ATYac Boneless Veal Roast..20c Pork Loin Roast. Pork Chops Spare Ribs .. Sugar-cured ‘Bacon... 20c RELISH, to a customer) ce PORE AT dene in the World Now you Quaker can offer. has won the world. All Qua! Oats are flaked from queen ‘ains only—just the rich, plump, lavory oats, And now there is Quick Quaker — the quickest-cookin, oats in the world. It cooks in to 5 Ininutes, Made from the same queen ins, but the oats’ are cut be- pe aking. They are rolled very thin’ and pasty cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner— that is all. pas ane small thin flakes cook quickl. : In either style a get the finest gh ee an oat 7 niet wick you get quic! in Re your grocer which 7 pa 4 _you prefer, get two things in ats which no other oats Bungalow Grocery and Market 412 East Fifth Special for Saturday, February 3 25 Ibs. Cane’ Sugar 10 lbs. Cane Sugar_-2______-_.-.-1__95e Delicious Apples, per box_- Winesap Apples, per box ..-----__-_$2.35 Fancy Red Potatoes, per cwt__...___$1.35 Butter, pér Ibis as Eggs, per dozen__.--.-..-...-..._--_40e Family size Soda Crackers, pkg__* Assorted pkg. Cookies and Crackers, 15¢ size, 3 pkgs. for._.....--_.....-40e Extra large Oranges, per dozen ......_60e (Special price on half or whole cases) Beef Pot Roast (choice cuts) Ib_.10c-12%4e Veal Shoulder Roast, Ib___- Hamburger, per lb-.-.--... You geta flavor which / Exceeded the supply of last year’s INDUSTRIAL NUMBER of the Tribune. Order. your extra ‘copies Now For this year’s edition and do your part in Boosting Casper ’ Phone 15 We've endeavored with pains and precision To subject Eddie’s work to revision, His labors to lighten— ten ; His routine to But he all our plans z with derision. ‘ Sone aerate don't you find it to buy GLAD GROC: and get vice as we're giving you? ‘You'll partiong us for mentioning | the won't u? We we're slightly preudiced— maybe were over-enthusias- tic at times! Phones 22 and 23 penpas eae vi) ~-$2.35 plugs, etc. "Auto Electric Co. 138 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 963-J tage of Our Low Prices DURING OUR REMODELING SALE Learner Shoe and Clothing Co. 260 South Center St, 2 JOHN P. GRIFFIN “2 BEEF Choice T-Bone, Ib..32%%c . Choice Sirloin, Ib........29¢ Short. Cuts or Club 233 East Second St. SPECIALS Sugar-cured Corn: Beef, Ib......... 12 Yee. to 20c Home-made Mince Meat, pint —_.....25¢ Very best full Craam Cheese in tin fail_..35¢ 1-lb. brick Limbustger 35¢ Siren cued Dry Beef, Ree eae Sate Sa tS Salt Pork __........._ 22%e ay oe eo sliced to fry... Good grade sliced Bacon, Ib. ......0..—__25¢" Calf Brains, 2 sets..15¢ Fresh Ground Bane, “8 ibs, for’......__28e Shoulder Steak, Ib. 17%e% Hamburger oes Tb. 15¢ chee Pot Roast eaty Boil, Ib... Prime Rib Roast, boned” » -and roiled, Ib.......22%,¢ Prime Rib Roast, standing, Ib. 19¢ Short Rib of Beef, * Bibs, Torso 2 oa ..25¢ ; BACON..." Whole or Half Stab, Your Choicp. Swift’s Premium __...34¢ Good grade lean JBacon, . whole or half... Brisket Megs Ih... 2214c eigen Cee Skinned Hams, Whole or Half Swift’s Premium, large, 4b. Ain Swift’s Premium, - , small, Ib. ...... Swift's Empire, large, Ib. .......--23%e Picnic Hams, lb... PURE LA! 2 Mee for ha 1) LOT. eseeny 50 Ibs. for. inghie | $7.75 age PORK Small Pork Loins, DP per IDs .....cnn 230 Pork Shoulder, Ib. ine Pork Butts, Ib........23i4¢ Spare Ribs, Ib.. Pork Steak, Ib__.........24e Pork Chops, Ib:. 256 Fresh Side Meat._22%c Pork pam yce B 2 Ibs, 35¢ Oia ere Spring Lamb Shoulder to Roast, 27%c- Steaks, Ib. Chops, Ib. Legof Lamb, tb. Breast, fine with dump- lings, 2 Ibs... VEAL Shoulder Steak Loin Steak, Ib....._3214e Shoulder Roast __......20e Shoulder Boil —.......15¢ Breast Veal (fine stuffed) .........-...12%ec Veal Chops, Ib. .30¢ —<e 8 lbs. fon Fae inn We do not deliver—and have no charge avccounts, rBeople are better satisfied when they select their own meat, WE BUY THE BEST—DO YOU? | STOP AND SHOP. 15 Are You Taking Advan-