Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. BILLS OF SALE ARE REQUIRED ON USED CARS Transfers Must All Be! Recorded to Escape Danger of Fine. CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 6—Many ‘Wyoming vendors and buyers of seo ond-hand automobiles, more common: Jy referred to as “used cars,” prob- ably unwittir have place&® them- g@elves in the atinude of law violators #s a result of ignorance of the new. tate ratute commanding that the Dills-of-sale transferring all except nd new automonites shall be re- rde@ in the office of the county clerk. Failure to record a used car bill-df-eale 1s} made a misdemeanor punishable b; in any amount not exceeding $! The new law be- came effective J 1, It constitutes 88, session laws The section fol- 00. (a) Tt shall be unlawful m, firm or corporation to e, attempt to sell or to d hand or used auto- ss the original bill of sale icate of ownership act, and all offer for well any mobile thereof, as pre signments hand orig tificate of ow secon less the certified copy thereof, together with all previous as- signments as above provided for have been duly recorded in the ccunty where such’ transaction takes place and the said bill or sale or certificate | of ownership, as provided for in this act, and assignments or duly certified copies thereof are delivered with the second hand or used car. Any persons convicted; of violation of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine of not more than five hundred ($500) dol- lars.” VAUDEVILLE AY WYOMING TODAY G@abie’e Vericty vaudeville show tens a twoday engagement at the | ‘Wyoming theater today. The attrac: tive cortumes of the days of Buffalo Bill and acts that reveal something of the life at that period make the show mt the Wyeming something wwestern Nan J, Aspinwall, champion endur: |nce rider of the world will appear with each performance. Miss Aspin wall rode to New York from San Francisco a distance of 4500 miles in 180 days, She is a Montana girl and knows how to shoot either a rifle or a pistol with speed and ac curacy Besides the strictly western part of this vaudeville shaw there are some acts of a different sort that include singing and dancing of a high order paler Fla Former Emperor Is Reluctant to Pay Taxes In Holland AMSTERDAM, July 6.—Wiliam Hohenzollern {s quarreling with the Duteh over the payment of taxes. He is now engaged in a dispute with the municipal authorities of Doorn over tion of local assessments. mer German emperor refuses contending that the munt- y is not entitled to its demand because he came to Holland under compulsion. The Doorn city fathers maintain that he came there voluntarily, and have decided to enforce the law with retrospective effect. The municipal councii of Ameren- gen, where the former emperor re- sided the first year of his exile, has not been slow in following up the de cision of the Doorn counctl, and pro poses to submit its claim for arrears in taxes. for skin blemishe: eResino Don't be annoyed and embarrassed any longer by an ugly, blotchy skin. Apply a little Resinol Ointment and use Resinol Soap for your toilet, n note how much better your skin and feels. This wholesome nt seldom faifs to restore h every man desires. truly | Ithy color and clarity of | 12-HOUR DAY IN STEEL MILLS TC BE ABOLISHED-HARDING abolish the twelve hour day in the American steel industry at the earliest moment that the additional Iabor required shall be available.” The “pledge” of the steel manu- facturers, the president said, “would be welcomed by our people as a whole and would be received TACOMA, Wash., July 6.—(By the Associated Press) — President Harding has made public the cor- respondence between himself and the directors of the American Iron and Steel Institute and, in a state- ment incorporated as a part of his add&ess here, said “thp large majority of the steel manufactur- as a great boon by American | ers of America have undertaken to ! workers.” Plaints, and they inundate parlia- ment with proposals for help. ‘The prinelpel causes of the falling off in the consumption of wine would seem to be, first, the exorbitant prices asked by both producer and inn- keeper, and second, the conditions of unemployment and half-time employ- ment still reigning in the country. These have converted the wine lover perforce into a water drinker. ——_s———— JOHNNIE WALKER LEAPS INTO FULL-FLEDGED STAR Like a football halfback with the| ball tucked snugly uncer his arm and his eyes on the goal line just ahead, Johnnie Walker has come up from the ranks of screen players and leap- ed into full-fledged stardom in his lat- est and greatest vehicle. “Captain Fly-By-Night.” It will be revealed to the public for the first time at the| Rialto theater today. | NEWS BRIEFS KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 6.— The Catholic Daughters of Americ: closed a three day convention here last night with the election of of- Mary C. Duffy, New- was elected supreme NEW YORK, July 6.—‘Retail business 1s good and I cannot see any reason why it should not con- tinue to be good for the balance of 1923 at least,” 44. T.. Parson, presi- dent of the F. W. Woolworth com- pany declared today. “We do not hesitate to contract for merchan- dise for future delivery at present prices.” —= AUSTRIANS DRINK LESS WINE VIENNA, July 6—Wine growers and wine sellers in Austria are alarmed at a recent notable reduc in the consumption of their wares. They are loud in_thelr_com- tion wai Che Casper HARDING GETS HAST REST ON BOARO VESSEL Enjoys Entire Diversion From Governmental Affairs at Sea. ON BOARD t. 8 HENDERSON WITH PRESIDENT HARDING, July 6.—(By the Associated Press.)—Pres!- dent Harding was beyond American boundaries today, enjoying life at sea in comfortable cabins end on the decks of the* marine transport Hen- derson. He left Tacoma, Wash., yes- terday accompanied by Mrs. and members of his Ala: amid the salutes of na Tacoma and Seattle wa’ Escort: ing the Henderson are two American destroyers, the Hull end the Corry, equipped with depth finders and com- manded ‘by officers who recently made charts of the Pucific shore depths. The attendance of the destroyers ‘s due mainly to the extrordinary pri cautions of naval authorities to sur- round the president with every po sible safety during the voyage. The course follows the inland pas- sage from Puget sound to Alaska Star Leaf Lard!” selves — to kettle rendered. ARMOUR 255 COMPANY -“and a Pail of Armour’s Do you remember “way back when” folks used to buy Jeaf fat in rolls and render it them- get the finest shortening possible? That's no longer necessary. Now you can simply go to*the telephone and say, “Send me Armour’s Star Leaf Lard.” And you'll get genume Simon-pure Jeaf lard, open- , TODAY & SATURDAY J-BARNEY SHERRY WECOLLIER JR: ROSE-~COGHLAN® EFFIE SHANNON Predwent by WHITMAN BENNETT) Studios BUCK JONES “THE BELLS OF SAN JUAN” ALSO LARRY SEMON In “GOLF” 10c and 20c Unit Two ‘“APPLE SAUCE” Two Part Sunshine Comedy Unit Three FOX NEWS Events From All Parts of the World Shows at 1,3, 5, 7 and 9 +10¢ and 40c Daily Cribune | and touches the open waters of the Pacific only for a few miles of the trip. The Henderson's speed was kept at an average of 12 knots allowing smooth running without roll end with only scarcely noticeable tremor from the 40,000 horsepower recipro- | cating engines. The chief executive plans entire diversion from governmental affairs throughout th» voyage. He and Mrs. Harding today inspected the ship, meeting the personnel. Both enjoyed in the fullest measure the first un interrupted rest since departing from ‘Washington. TACOMA’S WELCOME IS ENTHUSIASTIC. TACOMA, Wash., July 6.—Tacoma's welcome to President Harding yester: day, before his departure for Alaska on the transport Henderson, was not | a whit less enthusiastic than the greeting accordee him in other cities —this despite the fact that the pres!- | dent’s party encountered here the first rein since leaving Washington, D. C. A drizzle kept up all day but the crowds lined the streets early | awaiting his arrival and huddled in| the big open air stadium where he made his adéress of the day, a good two hours before he was scheduled to appear there. | Following the arrival of the chief | executive at the station a reception | was held at a local hotel where an estimated 3,000 greeted the president | and Mrs. Harding and members of} the party. Thirty thousand ‘Tacomans and| |southwest Washington citizens list ened to the address of President Harding in the stadium, whero his | FREE ADMISSION Until 10 Ona Warm c£O CASPE 228 E.2N2 ST. pl TONIGHT Arkeon Dancing Academy those beyond the confines of the bis bowl by the use of amplifying de- vices. Of outstanding significance in the address was the first definite word of the death knell of the 12 hour day in the steel industry. The president told of receiving a joint communication from leading steel manufacturers promising a shorter day when the labor necessary be- comes available. fee eee LET ay In Denmark it is a popular super-| stition that if one-8 suffering from | toothache or ague, another person can charm it away by gathering an/ elder twig and burying it. But the burying place must be kept secret) from the sufferer. No Corns The simplest way to endacorn is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- stantly. ‘Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters. Phe action nm the same. At your Bluejay | FREE DANCING o’Clock Afternoon a glass of our TEA or or COFFEE, iced, will prove very cooling, re- freshing and invigorat- ing, Even better than lemonade and other soft drinks are these delicious beverages made from our teas and coffees. Your friends will say so too. Orr, u CFE R 0 PHONE 62 CN staff of cegoks and waiters THE COWBOY BAND OF They’re in the west. Night Only—SATURDAY, Wyoming’s Greatest Announcing THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE Alpine Gardens July 15 Yow Closed for Completion) At that time our building will be all completed—our with the best of everything. THE MUSIC An exclusive summer resort at the foot_of Casper Mountain on Garden Creek road. SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 7th KANSAS CITY JAZZ ORCHESTRA DIRECT FROM THE BALTIMORE HOTEL Seven of the greatest Jazz Artists that ever played It’s another big treat for our patrons. 2—-ORCHESTRAS—2 Musicians playing all the latest hits of the day. One DON’T MISS THEM Arkeon Dancing Academy ready to serve the public DENVER WILL FURNISH Coming JULY 7th. Amusement Palace WYOMID FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923. responsible for the nver and Rio Grande Western wreck near Grassy Utah, May 2, in which seven persons were killed and 74 injured, according to reports made to the interstate com. merce commission today by its safety inspectors. The train had attained a Caused Wreck On D. & R.G. apeed that was too high for the con dition of track, the report said, and WASHINGTON, July 6.—Water| the water surges derailed the tender \ereatnse back and forth in the tender| behind the engine, which resulted i | tank behind the, engine was chiefly | the derailment of the entire train. ING TODAY AND TOMORROW THE GABLES VARIETY VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW Trick and Fancy Rope Spinning NAN I. ASPINWALL The Montana Girl in RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOOT- ING. Holder of Police Gazette Medals. ALSO PICTURE PROGRAM DOROTHY DALTON —IN— “THE FLAME OF THE YUKON” RE-MADE AND RE-TITLED Shows at 2:30, 7 and 9 o’Clock Special Matinee for Children Water Surges 's Preatre 10c and 40c “av TIa4Ts7t CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE £\ CS GJ 1° ER BISA TONIGHT BILLY MAINE’S BIG CO. 25—PEOPLE—25 In the Merry Musical Comedy “SPUTTERS” Also Chas. Murray In “BUSY BODY” KIDDIES’ MATINEE SATURDAY ALL NEW SHOW SUNDAY Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Rialt “CAPTAIN FLY-BY-NIGHT” —With— JOHNNIE WALKER The stupendous drama of hot loves and hot hatreds in the most romantic land of all creation. Prices 10c—40c TODAY MOST POPULAR 0 TOMORROW PLAY HOUSE —Also— PATHE NEWS THE pemee Comety’ _ yiias Showing in the “ PLUS AND MINUS” COOLEST PLACE Shows: 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 IN TOWN We Are Abounding in Health and Happiness Because We Drink Hill Crest Water Build up a resistance against disease by drink- ing Hill Crest Water. Ty- phoid fever is one of the many diseases that is chargeable to dirty, hard water, The cost is small, the benefits are great. PHONE 1151 And Health Is Won.