Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR G.0O.P. FACTION IN ILLINOIS TO BE PROGRESSIVE he Casper Oaily Cridune GREAT MONEYSAVINGSALEIS = {BILL HART IS LAUNCHED BY WELLS COMPANY) ©OM/NG BACK LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16—William A. (ill) Hart, portrayer of western Wells company may recetve complete information aa to the offering made|°h@racters on the motion picture by writing direct to the store here. screen ,will return to his work Mon- ‘This sale surpasses any of the here-|“4Y efter an absence’ of almost two 'Y, AUGUST 16, 1923, GUNBOAT HELD | located with the Cesper Realty com- pany in the Henning hotel, will be handled by E. E. McDowell, general manager and W. B. Burk, the secre- tary. C. 6. “Red” Hill, former state immigration commissioner, is a vice- inning comming BY CANADIANS 18. — The New Hat Shop for sanboat Goober myine Oblg natn Shikany Dry Goods mond by Cauda KIWANIS NAMES ELEGATES FOR DISTRICT MEET Tt is seldom that such an opportu- nity is offered a city as the one to be offered the peopte of Casper and this part of Wyoming tomorrow morning by the Chas. B, Wells Mu- renervists been Mbelied and seized by Canadian Governor Len Small and Others of the| > ‘Administration Subscribe to New Policies In Great Rally sic company. A large addition to its usual complete stock has been made recently through the acquisition of the entire offering of another music company. Beonuse of the fact that this stock which is high grade throughout, was taken over at such Address by Ezra Meeker Also Heard Today at Club Luncheon. tofore worth while bargains ever of.|¥°3Ts. Sccording to an announcement fered by music companies in Casper, In orcer to make room for its incom- ing fall stock and to dispose of its Present surplus obtarned outaide regu- lar channels, the Chas. ©. Wells Mu’ sic opens its door into a veritable bargain land of music Fri- at the Famous Players-Lasky studios, Hart's first vehicle in his comback ‘will be “Wild Bill Hickok,” a presen- tation centering about the famous Pioneer character of the title rol written by himself. Store Is ‘Announced authorities, the navy nottified today, because lock in the Welland ecourrin: during passage of the ship, The Ge. pher was en route to Montreal, Miss Mildred Gray has announced| No details of that she will open the De Beaux hat| siven shoppe at the Shikany Dry Goods| libel was in department of damage to the low prices, that Casper people may now avail themselves of this excep- tiona] chance to furnish their homes at low cost with any musical instru- ment they desire, day morning. It was stated that Hart will con- —————_ tinue to produce his own pictures at| Friday. the Famous Players-Lasky “lot” Tho name of his leading woman has not 143 East Second street,| All of the Miss Gray plans to handle|the ship for a line of high class millinery that] P@pers were will appeal to people of particular| has been effected ; CHICAGO, ‘Aug. 16.—(By The ‘Associated Press).— Illinois which has held rigidly to the two chief political par- ties for years, and in which the farmer-labor party has not Election of delegates to the state convention of Kiwanis at Cheyenne September 7 and 8, a brief talk by gained a foothold, bids fair t other states west of the Great for progressives and alleged r. rome political observers were Inclined t6 agree today. Governor Len Small, at a political rally yesterday in his home town of PATHFINDER GREAMERY INSTALLING MACHINERY o rival Minnesota, Iowa and Lakes as a stamping ground adicals during the next year, Kankakee, announced he would seek re-nomination on the republican ticket next year, but this statement did not cause as much discussion as the en- unciation of principles adopted at the convention and approved by the gov- ernor, These principles, which a committee composed of leaders in the administra- tion faction of the republican party In Illinois will seek to advance to mem- bers of congress, are in line with those of the progressive bloc of the senate Ezra Meeker, pioneer, and singing by the Patton Brothers who are here with the Ellison-White chautauqua made up the major part of the week- ly luncheon of the Kiwanis elub which was held to@ay. Wiliam B. Cobb and D. Ww. were unanimously elected as official delegates. Besides these men there will undoubtedly be a large repre- sentation at the convention from the Casper club. Ezra Meeker, who is again going over the route of the old Oregon trail and {s marking different points of interest along {t took up the sub- ject of making a motion picture that On all pianos, player pianos and phonographs @ special cash saving 1s granted on the first payment down. This savings amounts to a full 50 per cent of the initial payment. In other words, should the purchaser of one of these instruments pay $20 down he will be credited with having paid $30 a net gain for him of $10. Those living outside the city who are not in a position to be in Casper during this clearance sale of the Let Tribune CASH PRIZES POSTEO ON MIS-SPELLEO WORDS: IN AD OF LEARNER STORE Can you find two misspelled words? All right Heres a chance to make an easy dollar. In the big closing out sale ad of the Learner Shoo and Clothing company, in Thursday's Tribune, are two simple words which have been terribly mistreated. In yet been announced, tastes. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 16.—The return of William S. Hart, portrayer of western roles, to motion pictures after an absence of about two years Was announced in a special dispatch xecelved by the Wyoming State Tribune today from its Laramie cor- respondent. It was related that a company of 18 persons, headed by Hart and Miss Bebe Daniels would arrive in Laramie Saturday and from there go on “location” to the Flag |ranch of R. H. Homer, in the pic: turesque hills south of that city. The name of the picture to be “shot” was many years’ experience and feels that she will be able to please the women of Casper. ——————__—__ BROOKLINE, Mass., Aug. 16.— (By The Associated Press.)}—Austra- lia gained a lead of two games wen in straight sets over France im th consulate is The owner of the new nat shoppe| release of the gun! {s herself an expert milliner with|May be continued. Vessel Which endeay Eluded Soviet not given. company of Seattle, which wea in. terned at East Cape, Siberia, ty Soviet authorities, arrived here today’ LaCoste, boy champion, by a score of 7-5, 63, 6-4, and John B, Hawkes of Australia recently elected from midwest and northwest states, The chief declara- tions follow: is to be made by the Pioneers of America, Inc., of which he is the president. The picture will re-enact other words, they have been spelled wrongly. Answer Your FOR NEW MODEL PLANT With the installation of new ma- chinery which is now being put in, the Pathfinder Creamery company, in the public market building at Fifth and Walcott streets, expects to have a model sanitary creamery. The Pathfinder concern {s spending $12,000 for the machinery which should be in place by September 1. At that time a public opening will be held for the company’s retail store in the same building. Every woman in Casper will be given an invitation tg inspect the creamery proper. The new equipment includes the most modern, glass lined apparatus known in the creamery business and a duplicate of that used by the largest éairies in Denver. One of the ma- ebines is a $2,000 pasteurizer with re- cording thermometers. Another !s a dottls washer that automatically washes, steams, sterilizes and cools! the bottles. There will also be an ammonia machine to cool the mil as it comes from the pasteurizer and a bottle filling machine. The Pathfinder creamery, which elaims to be the largest wholesaler of| milk in the city 1s obtaining its mflk| from points all along the railroad from | Lander to Torrington. American Finds Full Of Brazil Diamond Deposits RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 16— “The diamond deposits in Brazil @re more widely scattered than in any other country where diamonds | gre to be found.” said Dr. Oliver ©. ‘Farrington, curator of geology jn the field museum of Natura! History of Chicago. | Dr. Farrington has carried on his research work in the Brazilian jineral districts for some years. He is now planning a trip through the state of Bahia, in the north central part of Brazil, in order to Jook into certain diamond deposits in that state which have as yet re- welved little attention from expert enced geologists. + “The peculiar thing about the @iamond deposits in this country” eontinued the geologist, ‘is the ab- ence of the sedimentary magnesian rock which in most cases accom- panies the diamonds in their natur- ial state in other continents. The diamond mines of Minas Geraes, fore especially those around Dia- mentina, are absolutely free from any showing of this strata which has generally served, as a guide to geologists and miners, in determin- ing the localities where diamonds are to be found.” “The deposits of Diamentina are somewhat disappointing, and {t 1s obvious that other deposits f ar richer than these already exploited, exist, but they are so widely scat- tered that it is only a matter of chance as to whether or not they will tver be found. Dr. Farrington was reminiscent of his recent visit to the fron region of Minas Geraes, where he found great hillocks of fron in bold relief against the skyline. When asked if he had seen ‘any indications of oll s a during his | week that they heard the voice of | hear the voice of Mlinois."" |er vane will be Illinois. Repeal of the Esch-Cummins rafl- road act, No entangling alliances without ap- Proval of the people through @ refer- endum. A constitutional amendment to pro- vide for a referendum except in cases where the country actually is invaded. Condemnation of compulsory mill- tary training. Drastic federal action to relieve the farmers’ distress. It was suggested that an interstate food commission, similar to the com- merce commission, be created with powers to fix and regulate prices and distribution of farm products so that the farmer would receive adequate re- turn and the consumer would not be gouged. Constitutional amendment against child labor. Abolition of the Pittsburgh plus steel practice, Election of federal judges, Reduction of all railroad rates on a basis of physical values of properties. William H. Thompson, former may- or of Chicago, who has been men- tioned as a possible opponent of Sen- ator Medill McCormick for the sen- atorlal toga next year, caused scenes of wild excitement among the 7,000 persons at the meeting when he said: “They told me in Washington last Minnesota recently. Next year they'll Pointing out that the primaries will be held in April, Mr. Thompson predicted that the new political weath- “It has been ‘as Maine goes, so goes the nation.” Next year it will ‘as goes Illinois, so goes the SUMMARY OF RIGHT NEWS CINCINNATI—S Hughes declared that the United States gov- ernment wil! ‘exercise utmost care to protect the interests of Lieuten- enet Hooven Griffis" in prison in Germany, and will attempt to bring back Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy draft evader whom Griffis tried to kidnap, in a telegram to disabled American veterans of the world war. INDIANAPOLIS — Negotiations have been completed for the mak ing ever of Valparaiso University by the Ku Klux Klan, tt was an- nounced here, and the purchase price was anndunced as $350,000. CHICAGO—Two federal narcotic agents were assigned to guard Mrs. Wallace Reid, widow of the late Movie actor after she complained that she had received threats to stop her campaign against drugs. CANTON—The headquarters etafft of the constitutionalist forces de- clared that the revort of the retreat of those forces recently was without foundation and that Sun Yet Sen has ordered four new airplanes to proceed to the front for duty. the traveling of the trafl. The pur- pose behind the enterprise is to keep fresh in the minds of America the Car Questions Pick out the two words, clip the ad from the paper, and rush madly to the Learner store. If you are one of the first ten persons who point out facts connected with the trials of the early travelers. One of the finest song treats ever given before a club in Casper was that given by the Patton Brothers today. This trio puts pep and per- sonality into its productions. Each 1s an accomplished entertainer who could hold an audience spell bound, while when the three of them work together the effect {s multiplied that many times. Popular and operatic numbers are rendered with equal ease. They will give a concert this evening at the chautauqua tent. Miss Lorraine Tayler, who is head of the chautauqua here, gave a sum. mary of the progress of this move ment in America and told something of what the present program holds for Casper. $150000 NEW TOTAL IN BANK EMBEZZLEMENT DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 16.—The a leged defalcations of Fred W. Hecht, cashier of the American National Bank and Trust company here, are expected to reach $150,000 and per- aps more, it was learned today. Hecht is in jail in default of $50,000 bond. He was arrested late yester- day charged with embezzling $10,000 of the bank's funds. According to Hecht’s attorney the alleged misappropriation of the bank's funds were made to recuperate losses sustained in bad investments. Cessation of bustness of the bank until examiners have completed their work was announced by the directors, Depositors will not lore a penny, J. Edward Sauer, president of the bank, announced. Your opportunity to find out for sure, what is the matter with the faithful old bus has arrived. Begin- ning Sunday, August 19, Spark Plug of the Tribune's automobile department will conduct a question and answer column, in which every automobile owner or prospective au- tomobile owner will be given an opportunity to ask and learn, Spark Plug is no mechanic, and So he has secured the services of P. V. McLaughlin, head of the ser- vice department of the Doud-Weaver Motor Co., authority for the column. Mr. McLaughlin is a veter- an automobile expert. ‘Try and stump him. Every question will be answered in the Sunday automo- bile section of the Tribune. The rules of the game are simple. Write your question upon @ sheet of paper, and sign {t with a symbol rather than with a name. The answer will appear the following Sunday under the given symbol in Spark Plug's special column. Remember, the Tribune must have questions in order to publish answers. Get be- hind and push. pedo Le EM. WYATT 10 DIRECT It was announced last night that EL M. Wyatt, graduate of the Kanms have full charge of the manual train- ing work in Casper’s schools this com> ing year. Mr, Wyatt succeeds J. W. Hoyer, who was here for two years. Tha new inatructor has recently been connected with schools in Hour ston and Dallas, Texas. He is the au- thor of a book on mechanical drawing that has been put into extensive u MANUAL TRAINING HERE! State Manual Training school, will) the two words, you will receive $1 in merchandise. Learner's closing out sale is one of the greatest of its kind in Casper's history, so don't fail to profit by it. A dollar’s worth at Learner’s right now, means a great deal. Suicide’s Body Found Charred By Furnace Fire PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. covery of the charred disappearance July 27. Waldorf, who has been in {ll health, escaped from hin nurse on that date, Apparently Waldorf had crawled into the furnace and killed himself with a butcher knife.Later a fire was built in the furnace by the janitor who did not discover the body, be- cause it was not necessary to open the fire box where Waldorf had crawled, in order to start the firo, Last night when a workman started to clean the furnace he discovered Waldrot'a charred body with a knife grasped in his hands. Waldort t was @ prominent resident of Butte, Mont. —— If all the 109,000,000 citizens of thin country lived in one building tt would have to be 750 stories high and cover about 1,800 acres. Fish of the surface of the ocean cannot live at the bottom because un- accustomed to the greater pressure of the water, which is several tons to the square inch, Deep-sea creatures depend on those at the surface for their food. QUALITY T from established dealers equipped NEW YORK—Glen C. Tobias of Los Angeles, said to be a wealthy jaunts through the interior he replied that he had not seen anything to lead him to believe that petroleum existed in the central part of Brazil. SOR THE WORLD'S WHEAT EATERS OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 16.—(Unitea Press)}—Canadians are the greatest per ¢apita consumers of wheat in the world with a consumption of 9.5 bushels per Person annually. France, the figures show, is second with 7.9 bushels per Person annually. The United King dom is third, with six bushels per éapita; Australia is fourth, with 5.5, 4nd the United States is fifth, with 5.3 bushels. Per capita consumption of other nations is; Argentine, 5.2 bush @ls; Chile, 5.1; Germany, 3.2; Mexico, 4.8; British India, 0.8, and Japan 0.5. Asthma and Hay Fever FE. H. Jamison Walker, Mo., says: “Tl wa a victim of Asthma for about three years and after taking two bot fles of MeMullin’s Form: I felt like & new man. It's the medicine for Asthma I ever used.” If you suf- fer from Asthma or Hay Fever try McMullin’s Formula and you'll know Why so many people praise it. Just fine for building up run down people, lungs ed A and pre’ : colds, br lin Ce folie, M pest per Pharmacy, Casper, Wy AGvertipement, real estate promoter, was arrested for the federal authorities in Port- land, Ore., on a charge of violating the Mann white slave law. WASHINGTON —President Cool- {age approved the issuance of a memorial stamp bearing the like FABRIC “g99” ness of President Harding in the two-cent denomination and printed in black. LANDAU, Bavaria— Hight direc- tors of a Badenese aniline soda fac tory at Ladwigshafen were sen tenced to elght years imprisonment @nd fined 160,000,000 marks each by a French court martial. The con- vieted included the entire executive and they were charged with refus- ing to assist in delivering nitrogen fizers requirttioned by the rench. SEE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that J. F. Jones has resumed the general real estate business heretofore conducted by him in Casper, Wyoming, and will hereafter be engaged in id business under the name and firm style of J. F. Jones & company at 163 South Beech street. Notice is further given that J. C. will hereafter engage in the eral real estate and insurance bus! in v under the se Realty Bullding rm and a ompany, yomin » of J.C, 102 Becklin: at and professional staff of the plant | 3086 ath sonore SeKd <a SaaS BIKA nnn or ° 3axal4 Lo. So ee aan | aoxal4 | | | 25-137 N. Ceuter Casper, Wy Quality Tires at Very Low Prices OLDFIELD real tire service at these unusual prices tc . TIRES 999” _____---------------$7.85 bo ET a SRR ED 34x54 28 Gah se ot 888 eo Oldfield Tires hold all the track records for the last three years and are the only American tires to win the French Grand Prix Road Race—the classic of Europe. EARL C. BOYLE IRES to give you Phone 9 TO REDUCE DYING COST OKLAHOMA CITY, (United Press) —A group of residents of Oklahoma Clty have banded together to reduce the cost of funeral expenses, adopt- ing as their motto: “It costs too much to live and you can't afford to die.” Twenty attended the organization meeting where it was voted to form the “Sensible Burying Club,” which will endeavor to have members leave thelr worldly wealth to relatives in- stead of paying for costly funerals. “We expect one member to start co-operative undertaking establish- ment,” said Mrs. Kate Stafford, or ganizer. “Another will make cof- fins and sell them at a reasonable price and we may obtain a burying ground later where lots may be had at cost.” INVESTMENT COMPANY 1S vanquished Jacques Brugnon, also in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1, 7-5. The game between Anderson and LaCoste developed thrills of the day, with the French youth show- ing up well. HY BE WEAK AND NERVOUS a8 @ result of pale, thin watery blood, ~-Nuzated Iron will help make you strong and well again; it has been used and highly endorsed by former United States Senators, Judges of the U. S. Courts, many physicians and Prominent men. Even the Pope at Rome wrote especially of the merits of Nuxated Iron in a communication to the Pharmacie Normale. Over 4,000,000 pedple are using it annua!ly ‘o help build red blood, atrength and endurance. At all druggists, Captain Anderson, vessel, reported that as the result of the visit of a go named Koslof to Anedyr recently, Governor Theodore Karieft of that district was placed under arrest and @ man named Burke placed in charge of the district. master of th rnment inspector FORMED 10 MARKET LOTS The Wyoming-Montana Investment company has been organied in Cas: per with the proposition of putting on the market townsite lots near Salt Creek on the North & South railroad. ‘The town has not yet been officially named and the lots will be placed on sale September 1. The office -in Casper, temporarily WYATT HOTEL BLDG. JAKE, The Nifty Tailor The Best Cleaning and Pressing Service Also Hat Blocking ‘ PHONE, 802 This month is August—the season is closing. and prices to induce buying. i) The season’s most desirable models, Girl’s and Junior Frocks Of gingham, voile and tissue gingham. $1.25, $2.25 and $3.25 to $8.50. POSITIVE SAVINGS OF 20 Per Cent to see the wisdom of making selections NOW. 227 South Center Street INDUCEMENTS TO BUY s Our idea is that we must pay our customers liberally for patronage this month—hence these special offerings Nothing smarter or more com- fortable for immediate wear and for some time to come; formerly priced up to $60.00, for Friday and Saturday $16.50, $22.50 and $29.50 Final Clearance of Summer Dresses 4 made of fine imported and domestic voiles, tissue ginghams, imported Scotch ginghams, ratines and linens. $3.50 TO $5.75 Apron Frocks Made of Amoskeag ginghams, fine percales and white pique. mings are of organdie, embroidery and solid colors. Formerly priced Special for Friday and Saturday....— Our August Sale of Fur Coats Such a saving on Coats of such rare elegance has caused Casper women A Deposit Will Hold Any Garment Until Wanted JOE DAVID & CO. Choice at The trim. 75 Phone 747