Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. Che Casper Dailp ‘The Casper Daily Tribune issued every evening and Tbe Sunday Morning Trigpne every Sunday, at Casper, Wyoming. Pubiication offices: Tribune Butld.ng, oppo- site postoffice, Cribune large demand for discounts and advances in the coming marketing season. Discounts of agricul- tural paper for banks have been made to the amount of $1,000,000 by. the intermediate credit institutions. 2 ‘or the present, the Federal Farm Loan board Che Casper Daily Cridune Ik Happened In Wyoming The Loaded Gun BASIN.—Robert, 14-year-old son! of Mr. and “Mrs. Otis; Brown, was brought to the Basin hospital suf-! fering from a wound caused by an! SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, York City, was re-e’ected secre! A proposal that the name of t! organization be changed to the In- ternational Society of Telegraphérs was decisively voted down. é The 200 or more’ “old_ timers”— none of them ‘having had less than | ns fy creeyes : . * * accidental gun shot which had en-/ 99 years’ rf tele, - “yoming) postoffice as recond; “Mich supervises the banks, is limiting loans,. |—Matters and of State-Wide Interest, Wired in, Telephoned, |) terca°"his “Voay. near tho navai,| 2” 2ears’ experience as a telegranher Entered at Casper (Wyoming) postoffice as | and discounts to terms of nine months. Borrow- : gee i A Gaamshichreuen. Thel-eudihaplt anhlcion meee es, v Den: clone snatter, November 22, 1918, | avn, suse iarareubl narinat uiphianuaeeattaae teed Written, Grape-Vined and Some of It Purloined me eh and ver mountain parks. Busihess Telephones --15 and 16 ranch Telephone Exchange Connecting All Departments. ee at a ee ee By HANWAY ASSOCIATED PRESS ee c a ; et) 14, has been very busy during the| total enrollment first day of school, into jail. The ers, 1 press js exclus'vely entitled to the | tion leader in Arizona says zany pescunu ine cant Aaah tcl tak agenchavinncniel OEVIAGL. which igcs00 caver then Rkekad =~ reine ceil na } ct publication of all news credited in this paper | i that state haye not ne ded to borrow from /arrangements for the big event and|enrolled the first day of last year, stroying evidence, DENVER, Colo., Sept. 8—F. A. @ also™the local news published herein. the. ar Vinance| Corporation or the intermedi- |report that they haye been assured|Supt. J. J. Early reported. — ; — Mohr, of Dalias;<#fexas, general a Se ate credit banks, because amplefunds haye been ithat practically every event which|\ High» school figires were not ¥ manager of the Gulf Division of the Advertising Representatives available to them from private bankers, om very [hasbeen plied on the program has] given out,” as. only one class, the Must Buy New Dishes} western union Teiegraph company, prudden, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Steger Blds.. Chi | fayorablé” terms. ‘ ae been arranged for. “s~ |freshman, enrolled. Final figures) tee 7 |was elected president of the Old th Ave., New York Citv; Globe Bids, lL, Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation (A. B. ©.) 5 New, Mont- } the terms will be renewed when neces Although financing of co-operatiy« tions probably will call for conside money this year than ever before, m: vers of such associations are confident all necessary ac- commodation will be available. They report that bankers all oyer'the eéuntry are readily taking co-operative paper. One co-operative organiza- bly more The intermediate term financing problem. is congress in setting up new credit, machinery, | To Hold Wild West RAWLINS.— The committee in charge of muking arrangements for the Rodeo celebration to be held In this city on September 12) 13 and About 50 wild west and novelty events haye already been arranged Sheridan’s School Increase SHERIDAN.—Principals of the six city grade schools reported for all grades and the high school! feen avenue, 217; Linden school, 287; quarts of liquor and Wetg putting: on a fine party. Shomo called his attorney, E. H. Ellis, and $2,600 cash bond was put |up for the ap ce of the mem- ‘bers of the party at 2 o’tlock Friday 2 afternoon. SHERIDAN.— Thomas Fendura, dura doesn't like minced ham, and emphasized passed out at the back. operated and is reported as getting along as well as could be expected. le oe me Pte WIREMEN | - CLOSE MEET ‘Time Telegraphers’ and Historical J pr will be available by the end of the! associ; . Mass., Copies’ of the’ Dally praetienlly solved, department officials say. |ana’the Rawlins. volunteer fire de-| week, it is thought Burlington railroad shop employe, ae a eee ee St., San y York, Chicago, Boston rt that the attitude of priyate banking | partment is making arrangements} The ‘irst..day's figures for the, ordered bolléd ham for his Labor! pore,» are on Ae er viaitorp.are welche. institutions toward agricultural’, finance, has |for a fast boxing program which| various grade schools were: Hin/day lunch. His wife misunderstood) New Orleans was chosen as the Francisco offices and vist been greatly influenced by the action taken. by | Will be held during the celebration.| school, 21; Central school, 345; Cof- the order and got minced ham. Fen- 1924 convention city, the date to be set later, “To know> how good a cigarette really can be made you must try gar as din aD which is prepared both to help the banksvand to 1 Ta SHPO ZIT) Custer _ street. cmashing all of theitamuy dlstien ow ap Mire Mone succosda: A.B. Cowan ‘ help the co-operatives direct and they ~be- be of Denver as president of the asso- SUBSC ION RATES ‘ ; : aoe If the number of children coming|the cook stove. To further empha-|vation, * SUBSC pe pe lieve that when the intermediate credit’ banks to the superintendent's office 1s an{size that disapproval, he seized his| [2t!on. Thomas E. Fleming of New One Year, Daily anf Sunday » Year, Sunday Only Mon Daily ar Months, Daily 2 One Month, Dally and Sunday Per Cory -- That school of political thought enamored with persons broke into the Sheridan é + peaees ‘ The Covered Wagon the doctrine of “one-man government? whieh [2H 39 the title role. "Tho story 18|Pommercial company store at Alger | Wat suspended pending ls ood Vistributors of ewe have heard a lot of talk about Ameri-| flourished and flowered under the Wilson re-|ioox, which, according to ite pub-|,YeNue and Brondway, entering ae KONSET Chi f ‘ ane? states “the Ago d i . ” 17 Process for Oil Weils. ‘anization since the war,” states tl ‘ds, Some | Very congenial. Those internationalists who sing | five million people in the few years|°* * rope saipatan ottise) which is Boy Badly Injured Phone 2300 and 62 G 4 fribune. “Most of it evaporates in words. } ly hymn of Wate of the United States |since its appearance on the terary|jion¢, y y oF EAS. SSS; = an ‘asper, Wyo. efforts to teach the are in full operation the American farmer will find himself practically on a par with com- meree and industry as ards credit facilities. He Knows His Constitution congress, President Coolidge does not intend to gime will not find the Coolidge administration AMERICA FILM A combination of actor and au- tion picture followers and provide Star Ranger” with the Saddle Mon- Ushers, has been read by more than indication will be pupils this year, Wednesday morning, and of the number who will register -Iate, the schools’ capacities taxed to take care of all it was declared. Mr. Early's office was beseiged with! lines of youngsters entering school each ‘hrough the skylight and dropping wife by the throat and proceeded to administer a sound whipping. In a paragraph, that was the evi- dence offered when Fendura found himself in police court charged with wife beating. During the hearing After giving the defendant a lec-! }to 30 days in jafl and. the sentenco it developed that during their rest-| rece: Fi ouncement from the White ‘ool building recetved its quota of dence in New York Fendura had} : *. says ° : pa ate, eae astarente aa the rights of |thor that should attract the atten-|those who for some reason failed) been put under a peace bond to keep | Everything in Building Material | es he ah tion of the most fastidious of mo-|to register Tuesday. him from attacking his’ wife. | announce “a program” in advance of the presi- |, distinct treat as an entertainment ture on his duties as a husband dent’s annual message to congress. comes a8 NO |comes to the America theatre Sun-| Rob Sheridan Store |2"4 4 father, Judge John F, Raper, RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY must be pa’d in ad eae surprise to those awaré of Mr, Coolidge’s high |day and Monday with Tom Mix, the ordered him to return to his family, r © will not insure delivery after subscrip- rd for the constitutional rights and pre- | William Fox star and Zane Grey, B = buy a new set of dishes and culti-! HI ERY Ste a a ee ves of the ‘zjative branch of the gow [0 nied Ameican fiction wrter [SHERIDAN A sma mount of] via 's ting’ ror tne ind ot meet | FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS ernment and his strict observance of them. ihe screen jottering 34 The L0n9 | ost when an unkoown:.person vor |e Wie Orders, He was, sentenced Three-Day Cementing THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO. of it has produced or; anize€ Oy iuse it insists upon the exerc of its bee tig shin)! paket sing, hi A small sum, five or six dollars, eater Mee pai aretia ee Cherer: We RE ES a Cee ea ; t syican. ideas and institutions or timate and proper pow in connection with |_ With Mix, Lamber' yer, the) was taken, and some cigarets, | « h te, I meaning of American * ; ; 2 »pegj. |drector, has accomplished new | ,, was brought to the Basin hospital «venire the sentiment of patriotic devotion. How | foreign treaties and agreements, will find Presi- | cients in the Melds of romance, He| <t!ves 4nd razors as well as several! in a very serfous condition as a re-|— eet, inspire the § dent Coolidge as adament as President Harding oxes of .32 calibre cartridges ar® sult of being thrown from the back —— = Sarees much influence these activities are going to have inst attempting to usurp or override those has assembled a talented cast. Miss Billie Dove, the beautiful Ziegfeid sald to be missing, although the of a Ford bug which was running ve in Chicag' % il ~xact > f hand 3 1, but we in Chicago haye an i : SG. Deven Beas eid! sxact amount of merchandise gone at high speed. CLEANERS is vers doun tt oy intelligent Americanism ean | Pow ‘ , [Poliles dancer, DiBys , oT eRINIAS | oti! “ngt be aadactaInee MWVithaue PRPS aenen)teicad oc ahr tad eae Gee I Ss : lustration of how intelligy 2 So, too, those who have been urging( largely a, Others are L. C. Shumway, yo rough liyentory: en picked ur e lad was un PH be spread among young and old. y. | for self reasons) the right and. power. of the |Stanton Heck, HaPell, Mean’ Clarks! rng tnieves seemed, to be familler te skull; han been faced: file ONE 1260—Plant vie ¢ it i t labeled, or pri- | pouse ave s pf i ity ov William Conklin, Minna Redman, | __,, 5 is sku! jad been fracture: if “Tt is a eke ie aa Fe eo ona ae Tonal Pat | : mise to aT ) aA pe ital acnyeity ever wom’ Tiiehen Tas IMaNeia Car ee thelstor an Ue ae ey (feat shoulders and hips were black and PHONE 707 ober: arily at least, intende ae, revenne measures 2 xpe MS, . * renter we one n_unbarred froin | pive ad foot, which it w: re econ: aot . of normal intelligence can see “The Cover: | ¢irentted” by “letting a commission frame our Mee caneion was staged in the| D¢ Inside and Ieft open. ‘The burs Pacea be had: Neen vcaudht in pal coming away in some de- | ;,, and Some other body than the house con- | ,eart of ‘Texas. ‘ry wes discovered when employes wheel as he fell, was in such condi: | oe Am n. | trol appropriations, will find no support in the —— pened up the store for the day's! ion that. it was belleved that some it rate, is our conviction, and we | Co! administration for their plan. to re- |nyip n fisiness. | Police Began working On| tones were broken, 5 : id. There are a lot of us living | the horse—elected by the people and directly re- | 4!" wis until yesterday, when he began to y J , Sa EER Ie tronbled ile’ to tha vi oT Pe lance tend lot Snproveniatian’ Acie Chicago & Northwestern co! t who have ver. trols Spo 6, he Dap. " Tade Successful Raid now teit that ne will make a rapid stbound iabihees Dinwes it the ng of our co ntry c T ¢ Y U recovery. 2:00 p. ny 2:20 p. in. f the native born as well upon f 1 r BASIN.—Sher!ff McMillan made j Arrives Departs 1 Yeu what we have 3 u } red upon h ——- rood last night on a ratd of the | sane eeneenn---S40 Dom. _ $55 p.m aie » railroads, the peaceful 1 nd assuming ue ‘tamo hotel at Greybull, 5 Ss Chicago, Burlin; t Kein rans sb rab Vat acne ips 1 si Soni tee Ye 1999 Revues company wit ap:| With four deputies and Federat | C28Per-Salt Creek Stage |) hred Shir bp suffering, sacrif weNliye in our acieristicaly brief and clear, wa Pf Aart fa ester er | ensBiat Rectan Otto Plaga he Leaves Arkeon Bldg. | wi ante ering, sacr! alte ee on’ght with refded the place at 1 o'clock this i ~-----8:10 p. m. rll 0 ty, comfe Ban tee eta ARN Me irene. a Cohen's Night Out.”") morn'ng. They got C. W. Shomo, SEE I AE bates the aE pees Sys Wich ance ee . yeet and Peck w!! Pp, A. Tucker Emil Rhimes, Frank Telephone 144 ith and devotion whicl ig 1 | omorrow afternoon at 2:30 Day and Pat Walker together with J. J. Stanton; M with their company of cap- two women. They were all in one od SUANLON, MET. a oh aie picture n tists. ~ jroom, together with five or six - ’ ¢ a} of mod Peck come d'rect from = ee : Pott! cago. ’ present ins the'r 1 ind state such law, and Pening bi! * The Bri 1 so aowe G 1 with skeenring obedience to jac waar By a e mechanic, the plamer. | r office not by reason of »pators. _M and women of fiber and 3 (i t 1 deter- h the B ; of practicable dreams, builde 1 ; nee ‘ ; da mubratiey* are ume L To the house; close ‘to t of the nation so fatured in the com: fighters. A vty t } ¢ nt elee. “sonnel “We-nre thetr heirs. The skeleton marked trail ‘ f Ue Diag Ww ash cnc ; f is gone. T wagon is gone. The lonely ‘ min ailing bee dartul! |PPrie yg farm is gone. The great valley, prairies and SARON ey Hag been i Pei eran LEU f i . 66 99 plains are now one of the ast, most Pros awe} prsteon, asd sexy ad TE ae. perous, most fortunate ms of the wor - To 1} € mer ership by e i 0 c Sues only charact ce, faith will Bch Cage 1 1 states, ot wi y Ur Lltd { ure of the 2 it. Tt is s inheritors, to be remind- | 3 i 1 > stand it, appre defend it. Our mood j : L J 14] ms a bit acid and in the midst of plenty ri = now s -e cherish an unwise discontent. ’The Covered may shame us out of a quernlous mood | Ww gon” ‘Limake us thankful for the blessings of our | toned. and too little te avhether..exers {| Hoosier, scolar ted ee, the|entertaliy and make us ank f rhe Y ¢ cor viewing. is the RO given a ne Arkeon danc'n y and grateful to the men and women who | © or reviewing, is the preser-| Tademy last might by A. 3. ° prepared it in toil and sacrifice. ed hey. Hila ised ernie are the n who appenred in Casper for “What the ss is going to have a | , Apt: A a Protection—out * sie first time on’ th's occasion, Mr. 1 1 sale ti nd favs ote ee minority from whatever source they | tciein is an entertainer of youth and ot to qa » with a 5 in 4 Wa ant “es ay t riled he great o! for us to seek | onthusinsm. His handsome features moze than we yet tie gota bd 5 f cor nj identifies the vice pres- |congen'al personality, —_exce!'ent an example of the good. the film can do, | idency with t to continue to make | solce, and know'edge of his art. Rome was being attacked. The massive walls were oe | this chambor, a iiftended by the fathers | make kim a performer ‘of the first breached. The enemies pressed hard on every side. To A 4 mae | the citadel of liberty. An enor s power is ne | water. : F , Using New Credit Facilities Sara a at aaach good ti erent ae weral popular songs were given the north, the invaders crept stealthily Pcie the night A * m be to se, but necessary, wholly and By, tho entestai ies 22 Eee oe anlgua, ( tions will 7 Co-operative associ See tao i plocement’ made in | Perfections, there is no Tegislative body in all | lela has arranged to appear sev: heard—and Rome was saved. CHedid facilities wedan thy: listory that has used its powers with more wis- | ral times tn an evening, He will al ‘ , ‘ dom «and discretion, more uniformly for te exe- |>° on hand again at the dance to- P " , ' ‘ steps toward better credit accommoda- | cution of the public will, or more in harmany | %sht. Nae Advertising is continually saving something for some- tions were taken in 1921 when congress enlarged | with the spirit of the authority of the people |,, Dancing will start at 8:30 o'clock . j = the powers of the War Finance corporation. Vp | ‘hich has ereated it, than the United 8 = People tenis evening one. It will save for you, too, if you use it properly, to date that organization _ authorized ae ate. ’ vanes to co-operatives amounting to more than | "Sy aake up the duties the peopte nave assiene | “SECON HAND LOVE” Holl waveawmoucincusy by palatine oun eali aati $10,000,000, me under the constitution which we cz ther | ‘ 3 ; 4 Many: co-operative associations are opening up | nor dinidiah, of prestding overthteteacd by telling you of true values, by giving you pri@es to com- lines. of credit at the new intermediate credit | ; ible to its rules and regulations, deep- FINE AURAL ROMANCE i banks, because the War Finance Corporation ous that it will coutihue to *auetion ta pare and by telling you how much you should pay, will cease making advances on February 29, next. rmony with its high traditions as a gr le- : Ut helieved the new institutions will function tive body, without passion and without | “Second Hana’ Leve" {s a rural It will save you time and effort by telling you exactly much as the r nce Corporation has done nmoved by clamor, but ost sensitive to | tapestry fro! veave : . outside credit. They have already authorized ad- | ing to law, that the vision of past generations |@ence at the America theatre, don’t have to “shop around. vances of about $5,000,000 to farmers’ co-opera- | may be mc nd more the reality of generations |Where !t opened with Charles Jones tive associations handling cotton, wheat, wool, | yet to come ‘: essaying the principal role, i ; : " tobacco an? canned fruits. j Bin acon hed eS ee, It will save you disappointment by telling you just what It is pointed out that the real seryice of the i saon vet Adesias the : i intermediate credit banks, like that of the War Draft the Nation Pere PeLiNUReuaarongmbeine dis. yourcan expect from your purchases, Every time a Finance Corporation, can not be measured mere: |. fn Gone seamty | UMNeRed an to Dia character, the merchant or manufacturer advertises, he obligates him- ly by the volume of their discounts o Ivances. ved in the retrospect we see more clearly | story encounte: erlal of i j Phete pod vert is ped in AB fant wat abe | than ever the sordid side of war. I have said be- stitier fabrig in; Andy ‘thatiticecayt self to sell you goods that fulfil his claims. He knows credit made available by them often induces or | fore, and T choose to repeat it very deliberately | tinker. | it doesn’t pay to advertise unworthy wares. & fer''credit accommodation, when otherwise the that it shall not!—then we must draft all the | Wealthy, hanes. might stand aloof. Some cooperative marketing { Maton in carrying on, Tt is not enough to draft | sit im the affairs of Angela, is Read the advertisements as a plain, every-day business associntions in the lust two ves h Tina: the young manhood, It is not enough to accept | weed, who succeeds 5 iti i Offered adequate evdit from private sources | the Yoluntary sérvice of ‘both women’ and’ men |Mar nti connor ee ne proposition. It is a duty you owe yourself and your purse. only, after they had obtained ple of accom. | Whose patriotic devotion impels their enlistment. | final tadeout. | modation The intermedi from the g te yvernment vredit ger banks seem likely to | operate seale than was ex py (. Bach of the twelve institutions was pro: vided with a capital of $1,000,000 from the t on ury immediately it was organized. Five of them | tion to make the supreme and united and unsel- |the America screen this year. | haye since called for additional capital to a to. | fish fight for the national triumph. When we do Hp gripes tal amount of $5,000,000 so that the present paid that there will be less of War. When we do that Dance at Evansville tonight. Se- in capital of the twelve banks is $17,000,000, the contest will be with unsullied patriot- | vey § orchestra i ip over, ax is ue of deber tures to the amount sm, untou hed by profiteerng in any service. — jewelry ropair 1 as been sold in anticipation of a Warren G. Harding, Co,, 0. 8. Bldg. z | try, all of agricultur val. ttle men- ll, too 1 t function of : it was necessary, to secure the required result It will be righteous and justy it will be more ef- fective in war and marked by less regret in the termath, if we draft all of capital, all of indus- lent and eapacity and rgy of every deserip- Spa'n, Ttoi, Broadway, and the and Individual way. As a character Produced by William Fox, under |the egregious direction of William |Wellman, ‘Second Hand Love,”* taken in {ts entirety, is one of the | most thoroughly interesting and en- | Joyable productions that has graced The advertisements will help you save to storm the gates. In the dark, they stumbled on a flock