Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923. he Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVEN. J THOMPSON TO DRIVE TOMORROW IN SENSATIONAL PERFORMANGE (Continued from Page One.) »Royce is the wholesale distributor for this high test gasoline and ‘Thompsonjs attention was called to the fact that Granfield and Peterson of the Mofleld Filling Station on the north side, the Wills Hackett Garage, Mills Filling Station and Pat Royce at Evansville all carry, this gasoline: Thompson will take advantage’ of these stations during his drive and is assured that he will be accorded every courtesy and service at all these stations. His inspection of the Troy Laun- dry while blindfolded will be inter- esting in the extrerne. Mr. Thomp- son has never been through the plant yet he has agreed to inspect the modern machinery while blind- folded: Mr. Thompson, manager of the Troy-invited the public to fol- low Thompson through the plant and witness the care that is exer- cised in the handling of the clothes that are’sent to the Troy. The mod- ern equipment will prove a revela- tion to those who have never been inside /a modern laundry. Geo. R. Stewart, local manager of the Iris and America, Is arrang- ing to take movies of the various stops which will be shown as soon as they can be printed. This no doubt will prove an interesting at- traction. ‘ Starts Twenty-four Hour Fast. ‘Thompson started a twenty-four hour fast at noon today. It is claimed that by fasting he elimi{- nates the possibility of nausia which caused him much distress in the past. Drs. Jeffery, Grove and Hahn, local chiropractors, who are looking after Thompson’s physical condition while he is in the elty and who will follow him 1h another car during the drive, explain that it is neces- sary for the digestive process to re main dormant in order for sub- conscious action to act. All three are of the opinion that Thomp m exercises sub-conscious action through’ conselous will. Thompson, himself offers no theory as to how it is possible for the functioning of the sub-cons¢ious through conscious will with the exception that he ad- mits that he retains little memory of the drive and its details after it is ov It will be recalled that dur- ing his first performance here in July last year the man suffered con- siderable after hi performance, even though he only drove for a period of ten minutes. Since that date he hag developed the ability to the point that he can drive for a period of hours without suffering any discomfort other than physical and nervous exhaustion. During the course of the drive here Thompson will be under the observation of the press and representatives of the Lee Doud Motor Co. will follow in an- other Jewett. The movies of the event will prove the uncanniness of ‘Thompson's ability and record crowds are anticipated at all stops. Makes a Few Requests. ‘Thompson makes a few simple re- quests of the public and considering the nature of the feat and the fact that he has confined his efforts to the larger cities of the U. 8. during the past year and that he was de sirous of returning to Casper to demonstrate the development of his ability the Tribune feels it the duty of the spectators to comply with his simple requests. He asks that the crowd remain quiet for a few min- utes just prior to and after the application of the blindfold and that the crowd stand back from the car after the blind has been applied and he is ready to start. He requests ‘that boys on bicycles refrain from following him and getting in front ‘of his Jewett. He also asks that no ‘one call out to him while he is him nor to him when he gets out of his car and enters the various stops. He promises to obey every traffic law to the letter. His park ing will be perfect and his sto)s will be made in accordance with HEALTH | ada leap + Wigs HAPPINESS A home cannot abound in health and good cheer if the rooms are “stuffy,” or if they are too cold. POTTER Radiator heat 1s healthful, pleas- ant heag A turn of the gas valve brings all the warmth you need instantly. Not expenstve. POTTER Enterprise Construction Co. ©. T. Pluckhahn, Rep. 1341 South David Street Casper, Wyo. Phone 1287-W under way and that no one touch| Greatest? - SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS STOCKHOLM—The every traffic rule. It will be of in- ae terest to know that Hayward Thompson is the only man in scien- | tiflc history who has accomplished | the feat of driving\a vehicle under the handicap of a light tight blind- fold alone. No one will be in the car with Thompson nor will a car precede him. This will conclusively prove that there is no method of signals that could possibly assist him. Recently in Nashville, Tenn., ‘Thompson was confronted by the entire class in psychology of Tenne- see University who asked him ff he would attempt to drive through the class at a congested intersection if the entire class endeavored to dis- tract his attention by using mental suggestion. Thompson accented the challenge and requested that the class not inform him of the location with the result that he drove through the class seven miles out of Nashville at a speed of 40 miles per hour. All Thompson asks is within reason and it will be a rare treat for the readers of the Tribune to witness this man at his best. It will perhaps be the last opportunity for the citizens of Casper to see him here as he leaves Sunday for an extended tour of the eastern and southern states. Question Column to Run 30 Days. Hundreds of questions are pour ing in for the answer column. A few of the early replies will be found in the answer column in this issue. Simply write your ques- tion and mail it to Hayward Thomp- son, Casper Tribune, and it will be answered through the column. The column will run for a period of 30 days. Manufacturer Testifies for Mrs. Stokes NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Thomas Brander, a brush manufacturer tesl- covery of insulin, and post and telegraph buildings. Smith and Lieutenant utes. and claimed by many as the great- est sculptor, has just arrfved in New York, after completing work on a bust of the president of Czecho-Slovak. |23, during hostilities Sha. was the photograph of another woman, long since dead, Brander declared. He testified Stokes witness, in his household had inghouse been discharged for theft, Electric off to Scheol children is a problem easily solved. Just serve them Shredded Wheat. The crisp, tasty oven-baked shreds of whole wheat with milk make Nature's perfect food combination for growing youngsters. It gives strength to the body, and a clear brain for work or play. It’s a real fuel food — whole wheat grain prepared in its most digestible fied at the trial of W. E. D. Stokes’ form. divorce sult, that although he had been introduced to Mrs. Helen El- Shredded Wheat is 100% whole wheat, wood Stokes by General Ne!son A. ‘end to-eat. A - Miles, Mrs, Stokes never had been ielicious food for meal of the in the Brander home in this city fect, ve} any, and in Bethel, Conn. The photograph of a woman which hung in the Bethel home which was declared by Jeanette Carter, negress witness for Stokes, to have been that of Mrs. Stokes, NEW LAMP BURNS 94 PER CENT AIR Beats Electric or Gas A new off Iamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. 8. Govern- ment and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary ofl lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise—no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 per cent alr and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, G. H. Johnson, 609 W. Lake St., Chicago, Ill, is offer- ing to send a lamp on 10 days’ FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each local- ity who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without ex- perience or money make $250 to $500 per _month.—Advertisement. Triscuit is the Shredded Wheat Cracker —a real whole-wheat toast. with butter, soft cheese or The Prest-o-lite Battery Station Will Lend You a Battery Free With Each Re-charge 414 S. ELM. SNOW HAS FALLEN - So Have Prices At The Stone Grocery C®. Evidenced by These SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY SATURDAY 98-Ibs. Plush Flour 48-lbs. Plush Flour 24-lbs. Plush Flour 4-lb. sack Prepared Pancake Flour SATURDAY Classic Soaps, 20 bars for. GCateiigg 14-07s Othe seer ence none e Sweet Spuds, 3-lbs. for Cranberries, per quart A good Broom, for WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY TONE GROCERY C 233 E. Second St. Phone 304 flowers and plants may be made to s'eep and awaken at will by means of artificial electric light. NEW YORK—Lor’§ Birkenhead, 8 deal involving the transfer of four players to the St. Louis Cardinals were denied by officials of the St. Louls club, who stated Hornsby was neither for trade nor for sale. FOURTH prize for medicine for 1923 was awarded | to Dr. F. G. Banting and Dr. J. J. R. MacLeod of Toronto for the dis- COBLENZ—The separatists re-oc-| cupied the provincial government SAN DIEGO—Captain Lowell H. John Paul Richter, completed a successful non- stop, mid-air refueling Canada to Mexico flight in 12 hours, 13 min-} WASHINGTON—Minister Schur-) man, at Peking, advised the state department that the town of Chang- Alexander Archipenko, a Russian <y4° China, was bombarded October between ‘Chinese factions. The Yale mission- ary institute is located in Chang- NEW YORK—Sclentists announc-! led the successful completion of ex- that the periments conducted by the West- company and Columbia University proving that Getting Johnny chancellor of Great Britain, in the Lloyd George cabinet, character- ized the League of Nations as a fall- ure as an arbiter between nations. NEW YORK—The executive com- mittee of the American Olympic committee voted to hold the final track and field contest to determine the makeup of the American Olym- pic team at the Harvard stadium beginning June. 14. CHICAGO—Rumors that Rogers Hornsby, batting champion of the National Jeague, would be traded in DON’T FORGET THE BIG COAT SALE NOW GOING ON at the NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT AND SUIT STORE if 112 S. Center Henning Block LEARNER SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY QUITTING BUSINESS 1 AT THE Bungalow Grocery and Market Just four years ago the BUNGALOW, was intro- duced to the people of Casper. We express our appreciation of four years of never-ceasing patronage by offering to the public on our birthday SATURDAY THESE SPECIALS A factory representative will conduct a special sale and educational exhibit in our store to show the proper uses of WHITE KING SOAP the new granulated soap, for laundry and house- hold use. jb gy AE i le EI EU re Ee ee nS (With 2 bars of Toilet Soap Free) Small size, 2 pkgs... Saws Soe tag ee aS Ae (With 2 bars Toilet Soap Free) (Not Over 3 Large Packages to a Customer) ---25¢ MOTHERS We Gave You a Treat Last Saturday, (House Slippers) ADVO CANNED FRUITS Apricots, No. 214 cans, per can..............-..-..«..—_—_-- BSe Sliced Peaches, No. 214 cans, per can..40c or 2 for 75c¢ Yellow Cling Peaches, halves, No. 214 cans, er can 40c or 2 for 75c¢ per can 50c or 2 for 95c cans, per can.......... 5 5c -per can 35c, 2 for 65c -—__35c¢ Bartlett Pears, No. 214 c Royal Anne Cherries, No. 2 Blackberries, No. 2 cans, —- Blueberries, No. 2 cans, per c Peete Red or Black Raspberries, No. 2 cans, ---------per can 40c or 2 for 75c J. M. BRAND CANNED FRUITS Apricots, No. 214 cans, per can Sliced Peaches, No. 214 cans, per can Yellow Cling Peaches, (Halve per can — Bartlett Pear: 2 8, can, Royal Anne Cherries, No. 214 cans, per can_____50e ROSEMONT GALLON FRUITS Apricots, per can .. Sliced Peaches, per Yellow Cling Peaches, per can— Pears, per can ... eee Raspberries, per can eS es, $1.35 CANNED VEGETABLES Del Monte or Libby No. 214 can Sweet Potatoes, per can) se Te ac Campbell’s Baked Beans, No. 2 cans,. Advo Kidney Beans, No. 2 cans, ~ J. M. Brand Hominy, No. 21% cans J. M. Brand Kraut, No. 214 cans, per can... 20c Advo Pumpkin, No. 8 cans, per can....._. Del Monte Peas, No. 2 cans at... —_20c, 25c and 35c TOMORROW We Will Give Your Boys a Treat and a Good One, Too BOYS’ HOSE LOT ONE LOT TWO Boys’ Hose; black and Boys’ extra heavy ribbed brown; sizes 5144 to 7. Hose; winter weight; Regular 15c values. sizes 6 to 744. Regular SATURDAY 40c value. 5 SATURDAY 10c Per P: 3 Oc corse 25c Per Pair Same hose; sizes 714 to Same Hose; F 9. Regular 20c value. EEL ea Gay Regular 45c value. SATURDAY SATURDAY 2 Pairs 25c 30c Per Pair LOT THREE Boys’ heavy ribbed Hose, in black only. 914. Regular 25c value. SATURDAY .15c Per Pair RUBBERS and OVERSHOES The Sizes Are Still Complete Our Closing Out Prices Will Save You Money Oc Sizes 7 to LAUNDRY SUPPLIES Crystal White Soap, 18 bars for... Crystal White Soap Chips, per pk Sea Foam Washing Powder, per pkg. Gold Dust Washing Powder, per pkg. Old Dutch Cleanser, per can_ Bon Ami Powder,...... Bon Ami Cake, each... Ivory Soap Flakes, per pkg. Advo Gloss or Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. S, Sun Maid S LEATHER VESTS, SWEATERS AND UNDERWEAR ’ pkg for 35c 4-lbs. Gold Medal Mop Sticks, each. ee e Spuds, per cwt......$2.00 at Sacrifice Prices }f ii: nr | ee ee 24-lbs. Plush Flour $1.00 ' 48-lbs. Gold Medal Dry Onions, per Ib.._5Se Flour —.——.......$2.25 Cabbage, per lIb...... 3¢ We Are On Our Last Step BEEF Pot Roast, per Ib.......—.. Rolled Rib Roast, per lt Rib Roast, per Ib.....- HURRY IF YOU WANT TO SAVE OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL WE CLOSE THE DOORS FOR GOOD PORK Loin Roast, per Ib.......- Shoulder Roast, per lb. Ham Roast, per Ib....... Legs, per lb. Shoulder Ro BACON Morris Supreme, 4 and 6-lb Cudahy Rex, 6 and 8-lb. « Bacon Nuggets, 2-lb. average; Fresh Made Hamburger, per 1b Fresh Made Bulk Sausage, 2-lbs. verage, per Ib, per Ib. Bungalow Grocery and Market WE DELIVER 412 East Fifth Street SHOE. & CLOTHING CO. :260 SOUTH CENTER Phones 22—23