Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 2

AGE TWO. PASPER BANK DEBITS TO DATE THIS YEAR SHOW INCREASE OF MILLIONS, RECORD SHATTERED er bank debits to individual accounts for the first 20 i ar show a total of $74,122,000, or an increase in comparison with the corresponding period 9 2 rding to statements furnished the Casper Cham- rer of Commerce by the Casper Clearing House association, f which all local banks are members. these clearings in the Mid- untain region and prob- 35 SERVICE EXTENDED HERE TO ENGT GAOPER Sixth Carrier to Travel! East A Street, Reach- As a barometer of ably exceed those of any city the size of Casper in the country. The increase to date this year indl- cate@ that total debits for 1923 will reach the $265,000,000 mark or $100,-| }000,000 more than the total of last year, which was $165,000,000. Decem- ber was the banner month in 1922,| due probably to holicay trade, and to date the total for each week in 1923 has far exceeded the corresponding week last year with one exception — the first week in The rapid and steady increase in debits covering a seven-year period is shown in the following table compiled the clearing house association. be- ing with 1916 and ending with Amount ing Outskirts. The sixth big bus to be placed in the Casper Motor Bus ed out for the first time the Rialto theater * of clty bus service per is served by the ‘The route extends from the Rialto orth on Center to A street, east on!? Jackson, south on Jack- , west on Fifth to Me-| h on McKinley to Twelfth to Washington, north to Fifth, west on! son, north on Jackson | treet and back to Center street. O-minute schedule will be main: | . it is announced, with busses ing the Second and Center street | even hours and 20 and 40 G0 POLIGE ARE. CALLED OUT TO. HELLSTUDENTS Five Himdred: Yale Men * Join Disturbance; One | Is Fined in Court. | NEW HAV) conn, a were arraigned as the result of last night w than fifty fined $5 a “The troub Police res: the others were re! on of the © fact that the became sopho phonograph records 1 in the weapons used were pulled from the es until the lone police y in the vicinity got out ent in a call for re call was sounded by this seemed to be a forcements to the un ks. The parade of stu 8 that followed was stopped by police several blocks from the camp- bs. Some one eounded a fire alarm and ving apparatus was quickly ded by students. MRS. BUTLER’S TERRIBLE PAINS Vanished After Using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound W. Phila cleaned hou: He — ‘*When I I must have overlifted, for af- ter that I had pains and achesall the time 80 disc could hardly domy own _housework, and I could not ket of | 8,851,000.00 13,491,000.00 April 3 May - June July 13,096,000.00 00,000.00 69,000.00 000.00 October — 000.00 mber . cember - Total - December includes January 3, 19 —_ For Shriners Buck Stewart, of Ft. “Worth, Tex., is in Washington, D. C., with Toney, his horse, to do their wild west stuff for ime Shrinera, | WAR IS OPENED ON N.Y. WETS IN HOTEL RAID NEW YORK, June 5.—The “bix fellows” in the bootleg world will occupy the attention of the small force of federal prohibition agents in New York from now on, R. Q. Mer rick, federal enforcement officer for the state sald today ater a surprise raid last night on the Hotel Pont chartrain. The rafd was the most important since the repeal of the state enforcement law. he hotel, a ten-story «tructure, was searched from attic to cellar by prohibition agents, after they had convinced Manager Schwegar the visit was no joke. The raid lasted four hours. A considerable quantity of Nquor found and the owners were ord to appear before a federal com: Sone BARTHELMESS PRESENTS NEW HERO 10 SCREEN IN “THE BRIGHT SHAWL’ 1 a duel and loses it Probably more millionaires and } Park, N. Y., than were ever present a’ Jockey Sande up, gave them in the Metropolitan! of the best handicap horses in the country at the end C. Cushing, 3rd (left), were snapped as they watched track. is shown with Mrs. Francis Bishop, society leader. ‘Che Casper Daily Cribune the race. Society’s “Royalty” Watches Sport of Kings . leaders of high soclety witnessed the first day's racing at Belmont t a racetrack Ih the United States. And what a thrill Grey Lag, with Carrying 133 pounds, he was lengths ahead of a field f the mile. Cathleen Vanderbilt and her flance, Harry «August Belmont, principal owner of tho, Washington. Meanwhile steamship officials int!- mate that the yette, sailing from Havre on Satu and other French ships will ylied with the usual stocks of be" » liquor for the men as provide aw. The min of merchant marine and com! whic yy have been studying cle French territory subect to French law. There fe a way to prettier teeth and millions of people have found it. To their homes has come a new dental era. Not only whiter teeth, but cleaner, safer teeth—new protection, life- lo: benefits to many. Results which all desire. The way is at your call. Your dealer will give you a ten-day test. ‘This is to urge that you accept it and learn what this method means. Film makes teeth dingy Your teeth are coated with « vis- couy film. Feel it with your ton; It clings to teeth, enters crevices and stays. No ordinary tooth paste effec- tively combats it. 80, under old methods, much film remained; and 49 in 50 people suffered its effects. Food stains, etc., discolor Alm. ‘Then it forms dingy coats. Tartar is based on film. That is why teeth grow dingy.. Film also holds food substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. That’s why tooth troubles come. Germa breed by millions in film. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. And that is slarmingly common Avoid Harmful Grit cs FRENCH STOKERS AND FIREMER >”, ON ABERICAN-BOURD SHIPS TO STRIKE AGAINST LIQUOR RULE PARIS, June 5.—(By The Associated Press.) —The threat of stokers and firemen on French st sured they will receive their us: when in New York harbor has raised an issue that probably will be made the subject of diplomatic correspondence with amers to strike until as- al daily allowance of wine have been incorporated into a note that will be turned over to Premier Poincare for transmission to Wash ington. It is understood the com- munication will insist that French seamen reta'n thelr title to two liters of win The French line has not yet made known its final policy with respect to the’ United States territo ban on liquor. The Lafayette will be the t steamer affected by, the threat rike of stokers and fire FREE At Stores Named See Coupon Now easy to combat Dental science has sought ways to meet this situation. Two meth- ods have been found. One acts to curdle film, one to remove it, and without apy harmful scouring. Able authorities coved these methods effective en & new- type tooth apne ‘was created to ap- ply themMdaily. That tooth paste is called Pepsodent. For years leading dentists al the world over have en its adoption. Now it is eee careful people of some 5S rations, Old mistakes corrected Research also proved that old- time tooth pastes did two thin, detrimental. They reduced the al- kalinity of the saliva. That is there to neutralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. Oil Fired, Bridge Burns +UTHRIB, Okla., June 5.—-The At- chison, Topeka and Santa Fe bridge over the Cimarron river, three miles north of here waa virtually Cestroyed when several ofl cars on a south bound train left the rails early today and plunged into the river. Blazing oll waters, burned rapidly. A wagon bridge, half a mile down stream, also was seriously damaged. None was in- jured. FLYER DEAD IN PLANE CRASH WASHI June 5.—Lieut. 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The test is di t- ful. Its results will be a revelation to you, twas killed today at Aberdeen, Md., ‘when his plane crashed as he was taking off for @ flight. -_—————=—_. NOW-PARTICIPANTS MAY COLLECT FOR STRIKE DAMAGE, GOURT RULES|~ OLYMPIA. Wash., June 5,—When a non-participant is damaged in an industrial controversy by a walkout, he has the right of action against the union, .the state supreme court de- cided today, reversing the superior court of King county and remanding the case of the Pacific Typesetting company of Seattle against the Inter- national Typographical Union, its of- ficers and its executive agent, Philo Howard, for $20,000 damages as a re- sult of the printers’ strike for a 44- hour week in May 1921, é Cotton Made Into Aprons For Shriners NEW BEDFORD, Maas., June Two airplanes which arrived late yee terday from Augusta, Ga. with two bales of raw cotton, left here early today for Washington bearing the now 15° Mddts meet stXXXONNY ROLL YOUR OWN WITH Croix Papers Attadbed Notice I have moved my office from Suite 302 Midwest Building to ROOM 3 Neuman Block 235 East Second St. DR. N. E. MORAD same cotton made up into Shriners aprons. As soon as the planes landed the cotton was rushed to a mill where crews of skilled workmen were put to work breaking up the raw fibre. The cotton was put through the picking machines, carded for the spin- ning frames and woven into the fin- ished goods in less than twelve hours. The planes, which also brought a consign t_of peaches for Mayor: TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923. Remington haye on board peaches and green corn for President Hard ing. _— aes LAND OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. WASHINGTON, June 5.—President Harding has appointed EM F. Tay- lor to be register of the land office at Salt Lake City and Frank L, Reece to be receiver of public money at Hel- ena, Mont. Don’t Gamble with the “lots for your money” brands of baking powder. with the cheap and big can kind, you're sure to lose every time, CALL FOR CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER, It’susedby more housewives—morechefs—more railroads—- more restaurants—more hotels, than any other kind in America and its sale is over 150% greater. 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