Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX, PLEADS GUILTY! TO ASSAULT ON FORMER WIFE C. H. Hoffman Fined $25 in District Court Late Wednesday. C. F. Hoffman pleaded guilty to an assault and battery charge against his former wife, Mrs. Mar- geret Hoffman, in district court yesterday and was fined According to the plain she had divorced Hoff time ago over another woman quently be bad accused his following him and the other wornan. an untrue allegation according to Mra. Hoffman. On Tuesday night of this week Mrs. Ho was going home slong W 1 street when Hoffman and his lady friend appenred from an alley. Hotl- man attacked Mrs. Hoffman anil accused her again of following hin. Tater that night he went to her house and said that he was going to have the Ku Klux Klan run her gut of town, admitting, she said, his membership in that organization. Mrs. Hoffman is taking care of her 12-year-old daughter in Casper and has not felt disposed to heed the threats said to be made by her husband. eR SUMMARY OF RIGHT HEWS NGTON.—Bad judgment navigation of three used the loss of 23 lives and of nava) material valued at $13,600,000 in the destroyer acci- dent off Point Honda, Calif., Sep- tember 8, the board of inquiry de- clared in Its final report to Secre- + tary Denby. WASHI and It officers ca WASHINGTON. —A_ resolution CHICAGO MUST BLOCK HOTEL PROFITEERS IF CONVENTION OF REPUBLICANS GOES THERE WASHINGTON, Noy. 1— Chair national committes in Washington, man Adams of the Republican nat- December 11 and 12. Several mat tonal committee declared today that \ters in connection with this meet- Chicago ‘has no chance” of being ing were discussed with President selected for the 1924 Republican nat-|Coolldge by the party chairman to- fonal convention unless assurances day and it wns said a call far the are given that hotel rates there will gathering would go cut within the be more reasonable than in the past. next two weeks. Until recently it had been accept-| The national committee in Decem- ed as almost @ foregone conclusion ber meeting also will have up for that the convention would go to Chi- consideration the plan for reap cago. Recent negotiations between portionment of de'egates. nauonal committeo officials and oo “hicago hotel men, however. are un- erstood not to have yielded the re sults hoped for, with the result that Denver an¢; Cleveland again have come to the front in discussions af mtion city. E Cleyeland or Denver in my opinion, has a chance” he added! fr paso, Tex., Nov, 1.—Albert “Chicago has no chance of getting pavieu, 42, dled at a hospital from the convention uniess ft can assure sor inticted gun shot wounds, while that hotel rates wed delegates 3,1, wits. will De more re: ple than they |sties ‘Mary Reagan, are probably were in 1920 and 1916. fatally wounded, as the aftermath Fle did not discuss the pogsibil-! of q quarrel last night aver finan. ites of San Francisco, but sald in’ Cia) matters and jealousy, reply to further questions that the |“ nye. ] shot my wits, her alster whole matter would be determined |ang myse'f,” Davieu, dying, told at the meeting of the Republican jthe police. “We had been quarrel- % z is jing all day, and she refused to give on Wheat Urged Suicide Shoots Wife and Sister Helen, and her sister, ae ‘The Tower of London covering an area sf 18 acres within the Garden rails, forms a precinct in itself, DENVER, Colo., Nov. 1.—Pres! nd congress will be heavier tariff on ported into the United nd to establish a government or bureau with power to pur and merchandise the export- surplus, George C. Jewett, gen- And Suffering Indescribable Night. For some time I had noticed thaty manager of the American] '™Y two children, a boy of seven and sat Growers, associated, said|* Sir] of ten, were becoming highly 2 ous, irritable and very disobe- e today. nt. ‘I tried various punishments announcement of Mr. Jewett joven whipping, but they kept grow- followed a two-day conference here|!"5 worse, ily own nerves were all “on edge” the least thing put between representatives of the wheat | io in’a take. I’ wae too wank te growers organization and the Low-| work or enjoy life, and too nervous de’ mittee, rand irritable to go anywhere. I fen committee, at which plans for) Cfien suffered from severe, heart centralizing the control of co-opera-| palpitation and indigestion. I could tive wheat marketing were dis-|not sleep at night; 1 had an almost Jobnet constant dull aching pain in’ the - - ack of my neck an ead, and fre- Mr. Jewett said his association ntly a very Gisngreaable sense would urge that the government uliness in the frout part of my often had severe pains opposing a federal bonus for able bodied service men but advocating relief for those wound- ed or otherwise disabled, was adopted at the convention of the Investment Bankers Association ot America. WASHINGTON.—The monthly review of the department of agri- culture announced that the coun- try’s agricultural position is the best it has been in threo years. WABHINGTON.—Friends of Woodrow Wilson formulated plans for their third annual pligrimage to the former president's home on Armistice day for a demonstration in his honor. MARION, Ohio—Mayor George W. Neely fssued a proclamation Girecting that all flags be placed at half mast November 2 to com- memorate the fifty-cighth anniver- sary of the birth of the late Presl- dent Warren G. Harding. DENVER.—Pilans for bridging the gap between farmers and stockmen and the banks of the West were outlined at a meeting of farmers, stock growers and bankers for seven western states swith officials of the federal land and intermediate credit banks. DENVE from tk ——A committees of four nerican Wheat Grow- fon was appointed to meet with the Lowden committee in Chicago on November 5. —_— CARD OF THANKS, ‘We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends, who showed their kindness during the iljness and death of cmr beloved hi band, brother and uncle, Frank Childers, also for the beautiful for- | al offer:ngs. MRS, FRANK EB. CHILDERS. A. A. CHILDERS and FAMILY A. A. CULVER and FAMILY. iE a Expert watch and jewelry repair ing. Camper Jewelry Co., 0-5 Bldg Fe bureau or board be given authority to sell the wheat in the world mar- kets, and that any loss taken on the exportable surplus be pro-rated back on the entire wheat crop. The plan was originated and agreed upon in an executive meeting of the board of trustees of the wheat growers association yester- day, Mr. Jewett sald. He declared he would go to Washington early this month and lay the plan before th government. MOTHER! Clean Child’s Bowels with across my back which made me think T had kidney trouble. I could not begin to describe all the tor- ture: dured. Finally T went to told him my story. After studying my case, he told me I was the cause of children’s condition. He told ni w the system only manufac- tured so much nerve force, and that this vital fiuld of life was stored in the nerve cells, much like elec- tricity is stored {n'a storage battery and is just ap quickly exhausted. He said my own highly nervous condition had been a constant drain on the nerve force of my children and that the constant nervous strain to which I had subjected them had wrecked their highly sensitive ner: vous organizations, Later all this I found out to be true because after I regained my own nervo' and terrible pains which I en- a doctor and Upon President How J Was Wrecking the — Lives of My Children A Mother’s Terrible Confession. wpe Caspet Dallp Cridune GONMGT SAY HE KNOWS TALE LATE TRAGEDY Inside Facts of Jersey Mayor’s Suicide Not Yet Tole’. LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 1—Charles Currey, a convict in the Nebraska) | penitentiary yesterday declared he| ing an unsanitary holds the secret of events leading to| SUHty 8nd was fined $15 Rising Farm Prices Mr. Farmer ought to be feeling na |Act lot better by this time. With corn | the act of suicide of Mayor Edward Folsom of Irvington, N. J., last September. Currey said the secret would remain his own until his re-! lease from prison, when he would Chicago and the prospects good return to Newark, tragedy. He did declare years and extorted from him the sum of $25,000 in the last eight months of his life, Currey was sent to the peniten- tiary from Omaha for a two-year term on conviction of breaking an! entering. His time will exp'r May 10, 1925. Tortures Myself Day and and revitalized my worn out, hausted nerve centers, and the si was done for my children, I f them to be the nicest, swe: children in the world—their wi dispositions entirely changed. | The above is a hypothetical cas which a physician says may wi ex- Homes are wrecked, chi ruined, all through exhausted n force." V rn y a depletion of t nervo-vital fluid. In such cases, what you need to put more force into your ; and more iron into your blood. is best accomplished by th: of Nuxated Iron. This valuable pro- duct contains the principal echem- ical constituent of active livin. nerve force in a form which mos! nearly resembles that in the nerve and brain cells of man. It also contains organic the iron in your blood and iron in spinach, lentils and @ This form of tron will not black or injure the teeth ner upset tho stomach. It is an entirely differ- ent thing from metallic tron which people usually take. Nuxated Iron may therefore be termed both a blood and a nerve food. Over four million people are using Nuxated Iron annually, and from the remarkably beneficial ts waich it has produced, the ma turers, feel ao certain. of ite cacy that they guarantee sa’ ac: tory rasults to every purchaser or they wil refund your money. For by all druggisis, THE:BLOOD- GIVES NEW STRFNGTH AND ENERGY “California Fig Syrup” cat Cleaning and P: ““We Call For Even {f cross, feverish, bflious, constipated or full of cod, children love the pleasant taste of “California Fig Syrup." 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Damage to your or the and Parle cates were convicted ot | , That is the joyful ery of thomend’ @ other fellow’s car, serious disagreements and unpleas- Saks Wip-anss The trometer ne the substitute for i antness—perhaps injury to yourself or associates or the Sanitary airy was convicted | DE ma a practic pyaican the other driver. and fined $50 for setting adulterated |{% 17 years and calomel s old wT Grown River the ote prose | Res ng patients fot LET US TEST YOUR BRAKES cuted the proprietor restaurant on the selling around the N. J» and di- 75-cent corm in this part vulge to the widow of the dead| country, there is no good ak ape mayor facts in connection with the! keeping the crepe on the door knob. ity nearly everything the farm: that Mayor Folsom was a vietim of| has to sell te on © rishts coe res Diackmatlers, who hounded him for| Rock Rapids (lowa) charge place. of the Patterson Oakland Co. Phone 2202 io | petie \ 540 E. Yellowstone P. S.—REMEMBER—We Service All Makes of Automobiles If “dark brown mouth” & ey for A Business Talk To Gas Users Pregle who have been approached by individuals asking to have gas cards signed guaranteeing their gas bills are asking the reason why the gas company requires a guarantee from parties who own their own property. We believe the public is entitled to know from the gas company its reasons for asking for either a cash deposit, a personal guarantee or a property guarantee satisfactory to the com- pany. The gas company does not wish to impose any hardships on the public, nor does it wish to impose a higher rate for gas caused by the non-payment of gas bills. customers to prove that they were prop- owners, 450 accounts ranging sums from $1.50 to $15, were placed for collection: because the company could not locate the parties. A large percent- age of this list was for final readings, where people had sold their property and removed from the city. Under the method of permitting. If the company should insist on cash deposits, it would work a hardship on the working man, who, under the present system, has the privilege of establishing a credit through some friend of his who is known to the gas company and is respon- Lat It is not compulsory to have your account guaranteed,. Three methods are used: ; Cash deposit for fifty days’ gas service. ) Establishing credit to the satisfaction of the gas company. Getting some one to guarantee the payment of your gas bill, who has a credit established with the gas company. ql) (2) (3) It may seem to most people that the owning of rea! estate is a sufficient guaran- tee. This is true in many cases, but we have found that many people purchase real estate by making a small payment at the time of purchase and then making pay- ments the same as rent. The time comes when some of these parties wish to change their occupation and leave town. The payment made on their property is small and they get some one to purchase their property by making a small payment of about the amount they have invested in the property and take the next train out of town. The gas is used until the last minute, and before the gas company has an oppor- tunity to read the meter and compute the correct amount of the bill the patron has left for other parts. The bill is, ordinarily, from $1.50 to $10 and it costs more in the effort to colléct this amount than is realized, provided the person owing can be found. The gas bill is in no sense a lien upon the property, therefore it must be cole lected, if at all, from the individuals using the gas. e : The cash deposit works against the man who has little. The property guarantee system is too easy for those forgetting to pay their gas bills. > We believe the combination which is now fn force will meet the demands of all. The man who always pays his bill can always get someone of his friends to help him along. The man who wants to be independent can put up the cash deposit. Established citizens are well known in any community and their credit is established." The man who does not pay his bills is not deserving of credit and should make se- cure the people from whom he is asking credit. When renting a house, the rent is demanded in advance each month to secure the owner of the property. In establishing credit at a bank, endorsement is asked by the banker to secure the note, or in other words, the endorser guarantees the payment of the note. The note-maker or endorser must have a credit established to the satisfaction of the bank. Upon placing an order for coal or other fuel, your credit must be established or cash is demanded. The gas company is working on the above principles. It cannot tell how much gas will be consumed in advance, there- fore, it estimates the amount that will be used and asks for a deposit covering this amount, or asks to have the amount guaranteed by a responsible par, If everyone would remember to pay their gas bills, it would not be necessary to for a deposit or guarantee. ‘ a ~- 5 In general merchandising the merchant can choose his customers to whom hé extends credit. The gas company under its franchise is compelled to furnish gas ser- vice to all, and in extending gas service, it has to extend credit. All that it is asking is that this credit be secured. It may not be realized by the majority of people that several hundred people are delinquent every month in the payment of their gas bills. The man paying his gas bill should not be penalized by the higher rates for the man who does not pay. This is just what would have to happen ‘if gas bills were not secured by guarantee or cash deposits. The great business of the country is car- ried on by secured credit. We request that our customers become better acquainted rr with the personnel of the company and ask questions regarding the business so that we may explain the workings of the company and its principles and methods of do- ing business . NEW YORK OIL CO GAS DEPARTMENT MPANY anand 5 TL