Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 5

WENDESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cribune increasing popularity of the Ford mo- tor car, but is also a good indication of the general prosperity now obtain- ing in the state. he train will bo composed of fourteen large automo- bile cars and will arrive some time to- morrow morning over the Burlington. The cars will be unloaded at once and FORD POPULATION INCREASING BY LEAPS; TRAINLOAD COMING ISRECORD WYOMING SHIPHENT ; The Ford population of Casper will be greatly increased tomorrow when an entire trainload of Ford cars arrive in the local freight yards to be distributed to purchasers here. This is the largest shipment of automobiles ever received in the state of Wyoming, and not only speaks volumes for the pac lt fret D ie cha Sad here aistributed. to the people who have orders on the books and who have been waiting for deliveries, = The 120 cars represents an entire day's production from the Denver as- sembly plant of the Ford company. With an estimated manufacture of 3,000,000 autoobiles in 1923, Henry Ford will have to turn out 2,000,000 of these to meet the increasing de- mand for this serviceable car. “The demand for Ford products is ter than ever before at this time of the year,” said Mr. Boyle, local Ford agent. “It speaks well for the prosperity of Casper and Natrona county.” Mr, Boyle continued, “that it was necessary for me to order such & large shipment of cars to take care of this district. There are few cities in the United States of 25,000 or un- der that cou!d absorb such a large shipment of cars and still face the possibility of leaving a few orders un- filled. “There ts a growing’ shortage of automobiles for spring delivery but 1 am confident that by ordering in large uantities I will be able to take care of the growing demand for this pop- ular car: The Earl C. Boyle garage is not en'y one of the largest distributors of Yord cars in the Rocky Mountain region, but the Boyle garage, the home of the Ford, is considered by experts to be a model institution and one of the most up-to-date shops in the entire west, — SUPMARY OF BIGHT BREWS PANAMA—A'bert Clare Hindman, United States district attorney in the canal zon rnd former'y Idaho, died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident DOORN, Holland — Information that relations between former Em peror William and his wife, Prin- cess Hermine, are strained was’ se cured from a member of the one- time emperor's entourage. LONDON—A Constantinople dis- patch to Reuter’s said the Turkish national assembly rejected the Laus- anne treaty, LONDON—During debate on the Ruhr question in the house of comi- mons, Prime Minister Bonar Law maintained his previous position that Intervention by Great Britain t the present moment would be useless. BERLIN — Chancellor Cuno’s speech before the reichstag took the form of a lengthy protest against French and Belgian occupation of the Ruhr and was devoid of new or significant utterances in regard to the occupation. WASHINGTON—Assistant Secre- tary Houston of the commerce de- partment denied a statement of D. A. Sutherland, delegate to con- gress from Alaska, that the depart- ment had “handed the salmon fish- eries of Alaska over to the Chicago- San Francisco fish trust.” KEARNEY, N. J.—Major Joseph S. Oakley, believed to have been the last survivor of the delegates to the national Republican convention which nominated James C. Fremont for president in 1856, died at the home for disabled soldiers. Lift Off with Fingers Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lft it right off with fin- ruly! Doesn't hurt a bit! ! MAN AND WIFE "UNDER ARREST | Ole Moen was arrested in a raid by} | the sheriff's office Tuesday evening jon the houss at 921 North Washing- ton street where he and his wife are said to have been operating a retail moonshine dispensary. A gallon of whiskey {s said to have | been found on the premises and the man and his wife were taken to the county jail where they are reposing today in leu of bail. se DE U.S. PAYROLL - (SCUT DOWN WASHINGTON, March 7.—During the two years of the Harding admin- istration ending March 4 almost 100,- 000 employes have been separated from the government service, accord- ng to a tabulation made at the dlrec- tion of President Harding and given out today at the White Hou ALIMONY AND MONEY SECURED THROUGH BREACH OF PROMISE SUITS ARE SUBJECT TO U. 5. INCOME TAX Did you receive alimony during the year 19227 Were you succes: ful in a breach of promise suit en- tered against a former admirer? Personal questions, very, but im- portant to those to whom they ap- ply in the preparation of an Income tax return for the year 1922. Amounts recefved alimony are not taxable income. Such pay- ments do not have to be included in the income tax return of the per- son receiving them, nor may they be deducted from the gross income cf the person paying them. in this respect, payment of alimony may be likened to a personal or living expense, which is not deduct- ible. However, a woman who has won a breach of promise case. or has accepted out of court a settle- ment as heart balm, must include the amount in her income tax re- turn. The Bureau of Internal Revenue has ruled in such cases that the amount received “is not to be regarded as a return of capi- tal, since the benefits of which the injured party was. deprived were merely anticipatory.” Members of a labor union may deduct as a business expense dues paid ‘to such organizations during the year 1922, Such dues are held by the Bureau to be necessary ex- penses incident to the earning of their wages. A member of a labor unton who, while on strike, receives payment from an organization must include in his income for the year such items. The taxpayer who in 1922 re- covered damages for defamation of personal character need not include in his return such amount, inasmuch as it has been held to be xable income. The _reven' DANCING TONIGHT On Wednesday night we ally big crowd will take care of you ands A crowd that will please you. come on down and get acquainted. always have an exception- Better Our introducers 2 that you enjoy yourself. Dancing Every Night RK A Dancing Academy EO CASPER’S JOY PALACE act specifically exempts amounts recelved through accident or health insurance, or under workmen's compensation acts as compensation tor personal injuries or illness, plus any additional amount received by suit or agreement in such cases. To avcid penalty, returns should be tiled o or before midnight of March 15. Free advisory servico in the preparation of the forms is offered at the office of Collector of Internal Revenue M. S. Reynolds, City and County building, Chey- enne, Wyoming, and the following branch offices: Laramie, Rock Springs, Sheridan, Casper and Basin, Wyoming. WITNESSES IN MASKED BAND CASE TESTIFY BASTROP, La., March 7.—Mrs. J A. Inabnet, wi the first witness called in the Morehouse grand jury MOTHER! MOVE CHILD'S BOWELS “California Fig Syrup” is Child's Best Laxative Hurry mothert child loves the “fruity” Even a cross, sick taste of “Cali- fornia Fig Syrup” and it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child to- morrow. If constipated, bilfous. feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or 't stomach {s sour, tongue coated breath bad, remember a good cleans: ing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary. Ask your druggist for genu!ne “California Fig up" which has directions for bables and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must eay “California” or you may get an imitation fig syrup— Advertisement. probe when the jurors began their Getiberations today. She was one of several witnesses Who weresheld up on August 24 when the hooded mob was searching {pr the Mer Rouge men, she testified at the open hearing in Janyary. She ad. mitted at the open hearing that she recognized Newt Gray as one of the members of the hooded mob. Other witnesses today are to be those who asserted they were held up by masked men on August 24 prior to the kidnaping. Senator Howard B. Warren of Rus- ton and Shreveport, has joined the staff of Attorney General Coco in the state's presentation of the kidnaping case. ——$_$_.____ MENTONE, March 7.—({By Tho Associated Press.)—Mrs. Molla Bjur- stedt Mallory, American woman tennis champion, paired with Baron De Morpurgo o Italy, was elimi- nated in the first round of ths mixed doubtes of the Mentone lawn tennis tournament today, losing to ing fh elect S.S.S Isthe Great Builder of Reds | G0 not close your eyes and think that | health, free motion and strength are bottla is the more economical. S. Phone 315 THE TEXAC Announcing the Marketing of Gasoline Made at Our Refinery at Casper BROKER SEED AS EMBEZZLER $90,000 CASH New York Insurance| Man Accused of De- frauding Investors NEW YORK, March 7.—Walter L. Webster, insurance broker, was jailed to overthrow the Soviet government materialized. | Webster told these manufacturers | men are being added to the force thig that a group of Russians formerly associated with the czars govern- ment joined with a number of Jap- | anese diplomats would overthrow the Soviet government and organize a | United States of Russia, according to | the testimony. eS CA PATHFINDER NEWS Mrs. Harry Hoshaw was pleasantly by her nelghbors and | friends last Wednesday night. A fine lunch was served. Music and games were much enjoyed. PAGE FIVE. Construction work on the dam will be completed in three weeks. Mord week. Henry Cardwell of “Pedro, Wyo, called at the J. C. Austin home last Friday on his way home from Cas per, Where he was at the bedside of his wife. 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