Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1923, Page 7

tess ay, OROTUEAEL LUGE NCTE Oat Ls Sg ns SS a ee = - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1923 Che Casper Sunday Cridune the navy and the United States many worthy measures and objects. Marine Corps have their maneuvers, He was unafraid and that is more but that the army is denied this than can be said on behalf of others PAGE SEVEN streets. Lynn, who is 16 years of age and a messenger for the West- ern Union, was riding a bicycle. He MESSENGER BOY HURT necessary training because of tho who served with him. suffered injuries of the head and left + lack of enough men and the neces- John owns a nice comfortabia IN TRAFFIC CRASH knee. He is being treated by mem- sity of placing the reduced person home on Park street, and takes aa bers of the Lathrop clinic. “ nel on other and non-military work. interest in all things fér the benefit es The training of the réserves pro- and advancement of Casper. SES For results try a Tribune Classi- sents an important problem on ; ‘There ts ono thing always notice-| ,Drnest nn. 718 North Burling-| geq Ad. : which the war department undoubt- +, Site ot toe Pattie Bie SST) wctock Seturday attatnoon when be Gears ay aay ediy will have much to say to con- THe front. lagre ‘there ss SSH SEMEE* | wan) struck tg the Gativecy cnn. cr| 66 ” gress. There are now 80,000 reserve : 4 Pusu. fiag pole ia ee Kcadley-= the! the Ideal Grocery store. The ans ations only about 9,000 of these can eee “oes eR un ~ = ————@—j>— = ae ar Ze Ve SNYDER TOWNSITE LOTS Ponwen for Tam Serra ares! || ND | ce & TH BE MARKETED ONLY Ing and Equipment troops are housed in temporary war- time quarters, now become dilapi- YL, “ Will Be Asked dated and virtually uninhabitable. 5 / ee BY THE GROOMS REALTY . The roofs leak, the boards of the buildings are warped so that they it i atrt, MR. PETIINGILL STANDS ON HE IS AREAL BUILDER To- i eae, A b ORD Pre, Bese, out the cold and His RECORD - ALMOST SINGLE HE BOUT THe BuuDwig ON The reser Grocess Banity com. ‘orrespondent.| Secret HANDED Fient 7 m ex, ive > WASHINGTON, Dee! meunitea erg tee nes mc OLE : CORNER OF CENTER, ing rights of Snyder townsite which Press.)}—To of ps ask congress for au! ion to THE Time FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT— : ‘SIU STS- AND 1S BULONG is located the North )—To save the American army | use the money obtained through the 8S ® MEMBER OF THE , pe on Wyoming from falling into a state of e- war" om ANOTHER on AND PARK. and South railroad and at the edge be unpre: | sale of department real estate ry field. This town Paredness, such as existed when the | and surplus property for néw con- ne Salt aren an Hi United States entered the World| struction, especially to house the site is becoming dally more prom! war, is the principal problem of the | army. peat and Wed tgdytesed many ern war department before congress. ayers. ong those which ve of Equipment. ZS The budget has granted to the oe : GE f purchased lots for the purpose of war department practically all the | One of the most important needs > ue building on them are the Casper money asked for military purposes, | Of Which the war department muut Tribune, A. J. Hazlett of the Intand but this is held prinetpally to show | Convince congress is that of keeping E = y 4 Ol! Index and A. K. Bott, manager ‘the co-operation of Secretary of | the army equipment and weapons J 4 , ¢ of the Henning hotel. War Weeks in cutting the expenses | UP to a state of efficient repair and Hf). On the townsite at the present of his department to the bone. of safeguarding a sufficient nucleus i d time are a school, a church, four “We have tried to play ths game|°f modern war material, guns, J 5 cafes, two hotels, a-general store, 2 ined. id 4 G ¥ ‘The military heads of tho Amert-| ™ent points out, new weapons that 4 parlor, a laundry, two smoke shops, can government believe that the | ave been developed could not ve ‘ _ [8 drug store, hoe shop, a dairy, United States is fairly free of any | Produced because of the Jack of 25 residences, id others that are e danger of another war in the near | funds, and in some instances the 9 bullding. More than 300 persons future. The fears of war with Japan | experimental work for these could ELS patronize the cafes at Snyder, and alr or are regarded as entircly allayed. ‘| nOt even be concluded. Some action 4G the hotels are crowded above capa- However, it is pointed out that the Ear ste be rad ot is further pt os ae Baas Recs United States nov n tel! it | Stated, to replace the present es! for 3 mn se- s. * sanlabasen berth og Phan og cavalry horses of the army, which lected because it is posaib'e to give One minute a day gave it to me crises in Eu uj that now have an average age of four- purchasers of fots a clear title and Tioartsrent total be comtincatiy’ cn | teen youre deed without the danger that they By Edna Wallace Hopper EHAe | to igueberve \ the’ | lhesone ———>___ will be forced off the land by per- —_——— learned in the World war. sons who have been given permis-| My hair is my greatest glory. It|to dampen the scalp. Tt takes but ‘The probleme of the war depart- sion by the government to drill on! crows finer every year. I have|a moment, and this method does not ment divide themselves into two . the land. never had falling hair or dandruff, | muss the hair. main phases: All the lots have a 60-foot front-| never a touch of gray. Mine is | You have never known anything 1—Training. Fl D age. Residence lots 60 feet by 130| grandmother's age, yet countless|so effective, yet it 1s harmless, tt _ 2—Construction and equipment. A ee —- oe at aie business | girls who see me on the stage and|does not affect the halr’s color, Of prime importance in the first pa a ar $600. —¥ rit same dimensions for| elsewhere, enyy my luxuriant hair.| natural or artificial. Its whole ef- phase of these problems is the in- : OF sate e townsite has been planned} go with mother. She died at the| fect is on the scalp and tho roots ability of the war department under | FORT COLLINS, Colo., Dec. 1+ : make room for 60 foct streets | age of 57 with hair like mine today.| which le therein. present appropriations to supply | Easy grades would be followed by } and 20-foot alleys. Gas and water! so with many friends who use my| Hair Youth is sold under guaran- enough regular army officers .o| the Union Pacific railroad in ex- fy arco ie, ee, bes seh Ught| method. They have beautiful haic,|tee. If the first bottle fails to da- train the great citizen army that | tending its Denver-Fort Collins line read ”, and it does not lose its color. ight you, your dealer will return the United ‘States is trying to build {qk miles north to the eas field % sop elton Fy is fh seeeer ee) Wek baeins. wish a frat Gay was a te buenos te ee s pty Good drainage and good roads are| 1 am convinced that millions, in| its price. So I ask you to try It up—composed of the National Guard, | proved by the Union Oil company of | Rtving been born at Asbury Park | Wyoming and mostly Casper, Wyo- | able Sake Cnt rattivs tee tel | he ene my way, can multiply the beauty of | at my risk. Learn what {t does for Organized Renerves and the Reserve | California, permission to build which | !8 1881. In deference to the wishes | ming. aree | E2322 clothe the multitude. He b jereons who build at Snyder town:| their hair. And I have arranged to| your hair. Lee it do what it ala for Officers’ Training Corps. has been asked of the interstate | Of hls parents he continued to ro-| As with all easterners he Royer Shabed,.and he never @| site at the present time can obtain! pring that method to them. me and mine, and you will reap rich ‘At least one regular army officer | commerce commission. Survey for | Side with them at that famous sea-| bought a Stetson hat and then se | dissatisfied customer. wholesale prices on lumber, hard. A. Rien Soci. pes agian fs needed for each regiment in the|® line into this region was made| Shore resort until he had safely | cured a job punching cattle. After] When he lived in New York he | ware, and furniture. ‘ My mother and I, many years Edna Wallace Hoppers Hatr passed through the stone-bruise and|this he took a course in herding | frequently observed the famous fiat. Pe deatplanict, sayis pomoonenia of the | Several years ago, it is understood. le school period of his young| sheep. This he did not fancy, so} iron bullding and rather liked the HIR 1M Is ago, found this formula in France.| Youth is supplied by all druggists liquid cleanser. And my White Youth Clay—the last word in facial y My Beauty Book comes with ib It had been developed by experts] and toilet counters. Price, 50c and not been able even to supply this VESUVIUS life then he went to New York to | hé sought a less laborious task and/| style of architecture although he Tries weca o hair study. Youth Cream, with two fruits in it. school teachers and high school pro-|dam. While thus engaged he did|of his neck trying to look to the (9) Fy, ‘Training Interrupted. fessors. After that the commerciai|not haunt any physical culture | top of it. FIRST T See patie Fh Drag cca pl be a elie Ordinary civilian work on which ON R A M. P AGE school principals had little trouble| studios in order to develop muscle.| So when the time came Mr. J. of hair, ‘They stifle the hair roots the edllsted, sbl@legs of the arniy with his ability and willingness to| When Casper first began to make | Pettingill built him a couple of flat- PL AN TOUR h have been engaged, such as repairs eS eas learn or his deportment. Mercan-|a noise like a metropolis Mr. Pet-| irons in Casper, on the same gen- ply of pigment which gives hair lor. interfered with the training of the| NAPLES, Maly, Dec, 1.—Mount| his attention until 1904. He might| assisted in the nolse making. Hej ancestor, except for helght, one at Seutertrartaral sleet tes cial ssell Gatien dines chek ace regular army, and this indirectly | Vesuvius was in slight eruption to-| still be back in little old N. ¥. if| was qualified. And so far as any-| Center and Fifth and the other at! WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—An- tilize the scalp. Hair thrives on| they are all now at your call. Edna holds up progress of the citizen | day and attracting the attention of} he hadn't by chance caught sight |one has ever observed he has never| Second and Park. The latter is a] nouncement of an extensive speak- “4 ? the regulars. of excursions to points within the | hat. The westerner was just pass-|on the upward course. Two years ago the people of the| for the Republican presidential | ‘" * OS ee West: sre Hopper is now ap- I call this formula my Hair Youth. | pearing twice daily in the Pantages I apply it daily with an eye dropper, | theatres of the Pacific coast ond nee ee oe ete {t interesting for grammar|went to work on the Pathfinder | developed large wrinkles in the back Togas wncle Lives had:deen devoted | $1. with eye, Crapper. Also my check hair growth, choke the su; at the different army stations, has tile and office employment engaged | tingill joined the merry thro: and/eral plan of thelr New York army, which must be.trained vy tourists, who have taken advantage | of a westerner wearing a Stetson | ceased pushing things along, alwayz | credit to the builder and owner. ing tour tn support of his candidacy | *UC" ® scalp. as flowers will thrive | Wallace Hopper, business address, directly to the scalp. Just enousn | western states.—Advertisement, Maneuvers for the regular army| safety zone around. the crater.| ing through hurriedly, but John The boys began to wear good| Third ward sent John to the city/nomination was made today by are enother important thing for| Detonations accompany the erup-| saw the hat and admired it. Hej| clothes and spruce up a bit, when| council as their representative and| Senator Hiram Johnson of Califor. which somé provision seems neces-| tions in which burning stones are | went back to the office and resigned | oil got common in the vicinity and| during his term he was enabled.| nia. The tour may begin during sar Army officers point out that ‘ hurled out. his job and ed out where the | everybody got rich, so John with an! through persistence, to further | the holiday recess of congress. GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR Have you ever heard this expression, “If I could have just gotten in on the ity NOW if grasped. Russell Sage said: “Fortune consists in the wise in- ground floor, I could have... etc., etc.” Many a man has kicked himself because vestment of one thousand dollars.” Every banker and business man knows that he lacked the wisdom or courage to “get in” when the opportunity was ripe and building lots in a going, growing community is the best investment you can make, then envy the other fellow who did. The Town of Snyder offers an opportun- Your principal is always secure—your interest on investment is great. THE TOWN OF SNYDER | SPECIAL 4" Business Opportunities The new town of Snyder at the Salt Creek Depot, on the main OFFER | e ling of the Wyoming North & South Railroad, is now in the throes A LOT AND BUILDING ON EASY TERMS ; Now Open in Snyder of the most rapid growth of any town in the west. Buildings are springing up almost over night. Activity is seen upon all sides. For only 30 days the following unusual and attractive proposition is offered. Snyder is already well re ted w: j= Designated as being on the new Salt Creek highway, Snyder’s Pay an amount down equal to the full price of the lot lish ee y : presen ed ith estab accessibility is assured. Its location on patented land removes any that you select. We will then build you a business or resi- ishe usiness enterprises that are already making 5 lications or doubt as to its future. dence building on the lot selected and suitable for your ; a compl nabpaeyon pay ithe: balance dae for the lot in emall coer nice profits for their proprietors, but there still re payments, like rent, if desired, or from the profits on the mains many openings, a partial list of which is given GAS GOOD WATER LIGHTS earnings from your business. below. zit eiiarey tet already in Ens aas, at any den now have lready made in Synder includes the laying of paid for their lots and buildings in the first few months in ns teen, ‘which is Pa being exnpiied an abundance of nat- business there and you can do the same NOW. Bank Cleaning and Pressing ural gas for heat and cooking purposes. Two flowing wells pro- vide good, healthful water for domestic and industrial uses, besides taking care of protection against fire. This hazard is being doubly guarded against through the installation of a 3,200-gallon-per-hour Many a Man Has Passed Up a Midas Opportunity By Lack Hardware Store Bakery of Decision. Here Is One Now! Meat Market Jewelry Store pump on one well and the recent purchase of sufficient fire hose Garage Hotel ‘ Si ithe ieet ins poo eee Weekly Excursions to the Townsite Oil Filling Station Rooming House School facilities for the children are already provided with a Five cars are making weekly excursions to the new town of Newspaper General Stores The morality of Synder is being closely guarded, it being the activity and enterprise. Auto Accessory Dentist determination of the townsite owners to keep Synder clean and § Sages These cars are at your disposal. We will be glad to take you i i a decent place in which to live. This vigil will not be slackened. out and back for the nominal fee of $5, or foot the entire expense Furniture Store Ladies Apparel A welcome hand is extended to all to come to Synder, to live, of the trip, if you, after seeing the opportunity before you, to invest and to boost for. A golden opportunity is offered. invest in a lot. And Others WESLEY GROOMS REALTY COMPANY “sss: Room 6, Mokler Building, over Campbell’s Hardware Store on South Center Street. | Phone 2364 THE COMMUNITY CHEST IS A PLEASURE, NOT A HARDSHIP