Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1923, Page 12

PA T Ne PAGE TWELVE. JOHN H. PIPER TO ATTEND BOY SCOUT MEETING Regional Executive to Hear Survey Report On Casper Work. ‘The meeting of the Casper Coun fi, Boy Scouts of America, on De- cember 17 will be featured by the at- tendance of John H. Piper, regional executive of Region & Mr. Piper has not been in Casper since Apri! at which time he was accorded a royal welcome by the different clubs of the city. He is greatly interested in the Boy Scouts of Casper and ts always sure of a fitting reception whenever he visits this city: Two thirds of the questionatrres which Executive H. Roe Bartle sent out to members of the council for the purpose of obtaining a know- ledge of thelr interest in scouting and the time they could devote to it ‘were returned with enthusiastic re- plies. As a result of the co-opera- tion which these men have been #0 ‘willing to offer scouting in Casper will have an adéed impetus during 3924. The meeting which will be held De- cember 17 will follow the 30-day Grive for scout membership which is going on here with excellent prog- Tees” a ELECTRIC APPLIANCES the town of Salem, Mass., rebuilt jn ‘transformed to its appearance ©, \of seventy years ngo for the exterior! ford's latest Paramount production, showing company’ a shipping center for cargoes from Europe and the Orient. Inasmuch as the impression possible. of Leatrice Joy, Jacqueline Logan.| year. ment of The Casper National Bank, watting for a friend to keep an ap- pointment, when my attention w drawn to a line of eager faces drawn up before a window designated as “Christmas Savings.” Not having heard much about the Christmas Savings idea, I drew closer to the Ine and listened to the various com- ments of persons who were present- time. MAKE EXCELLENT GIFTS A movement is on foot in Casper to further the giving of something useful in the electric appliance line as a gift this Christmas. Thousands of suggestions have been m through the Tribine, by the ¢ tric appliance dealers of this city Out of these many articles, the give at Christmas time can surely fin something which would just sult th fancy of everyone to whom he i tends to give a remembrance th Christmas. The Casper Supply Co., is the « for Casper, and an wonderful stock. of su ingly wrapped in Chr paper and placed tn holly bo: Your local electrical dealer wil! by: Bad to assist you in the search for something that will be truly appr: ciated. —_—~__—_ INDIANS ON INCREASE INSTEAD OF DECLINE WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—(United’ Press).—Contrary to the univei belief that the American Indian is gradually dying off, the annual. re- port of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs today revealed that the Red- men are steadily increasing. “Since 19 he report said, ‘the population has increased more then 13,000, until today they number -344,303. The report also showed the In- dians to be in a prosperous finan condition, with individual and tri Property valued at $1,010,870,519, a gain of $283,124,122 over last year. Individual alone was set at $535,956,774, an increase of $6,- 275,548 in one year. In the past year, allotments of land embracing 1,904,000 acres, principally on reservations in Mon tana, South Dakota, Arizona and California’ were made to 3,923 In- dians, the report stated. } The Indians also received more than’ $50,000,000 for rental of lands, timber taken froin the Minnesota National Forest, ofl and gas leases and payment of logging and milling operations on thelr iand, the report, said. —_——_ ~~ Coolidge’s Candidacy ‘The discussion in certain news papers as to whether Coolidge is a candidate for re-election seems to us a waste of space on their part and of time on the part of the readers of the articles. Of course he is a candidate; cir- cumstances would force it, if ther were no other reasons. But ti man has proven his fitness tor every political job that he dertaken; he was the ent choice of the Chicago cc for vice president, and had a | following for the presidency. Under the circums forced into his Present office by the death of his mourned and beloved predecessor he is carrying on the government now, and it wouk! be up to him to continue to do so. If the Republican party shonid nominate anybody else, it wouid surely go to defeat. He is logical candidate, and whether he announces his candidacy or not. it is there before the American people. Questioning that fact seems to us = waste of time. 1 There probably will be a number of, other candidates at the Chicago convention, some because they have the habit, others in order to get the votes of their own states as a pass ing compliment, and possibly sonic others here and there. But that the convention will nominate Mr. Covl idge seems to us as certain as an: thing can be in politics.—Hartf. Be For the Aged RSS SCOTTS Step EMULSION that sustains CALLAWAYS case. SMOKING STANDS ° A lary ne affords a wide selection—all in Mahogany and mahogany finishes— $2.35, $2.75, $4.10, $7.75, $22. -50, $27. SEWING CABINETS ZH tha Washington and Priseflia wing Cabinets. Mahogany fin- Sliding drawers and trays for needles, buttons and spool racks— $13.75, $22.50, $29.50 IGS years BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS SALEM REBUILT FOR PICTURE | NOW SHOWING AT THE RIALTO Not only was a large portion ha bere oree Hatton, recedented business during “Java Head” company’s stay. scenes of “Java Head,” George ha happened that “Java Head” were the first film of-| high born Manchu woman, who be | fictals to use Salem as the locale for; comes the wife of the mariner in |a picture, the inhabitants were agog| strange circumstances. over the honor done their town, ana) brings his bride home to Salem, ser, ‘ turned out enmasse to witness the| lous trouble ensues for all concerned.| {Pe ost desirable time, this Santa | “&** ishooting of scenes. Practically every| The man's love for the American |C!"¥S fund of twenty-three thousand jSiri who came to see the players) girl retums and the Chinese bride| 2°!'ars, with 4 per cent interest, was bought herself a-new gown or hat| finally solves the problem in a man.|2**!'able. i t s i n order to make the most favorable | ner that thrills every spectator. The! taces of those Christmas savers, I think you would agree with me that| “ities. a systematic plan of savings, even | picture is one of the most notable! Due to the personal appearances} screen productions of the current | Then, a dear little old lady carefully folded several bills, deposit- ing them in the depths of her purse, and turning to her neighbor said “Thank goodness, we won't have to worry about our taxes this year— appreciated by the firm. Moth-proof, Dust-proof, Damp-proof— better than a trunk or a closet cedar chest and as artistic as a jewel Copper trimmed. A size to suit. 14% “Manslaughter,” production, in When he} the ext: and we can have a little Christmas | too!” And so, as each one received | his or her payment, there seemed | to have been’ some wish fulfilled, }some effort realized. T was man who had saved to make an ra housewife who had already chosen a Albert Roscoe,|!ons wished for Electric Washing George Melford and George Fawcett,| Machine; the newsboy who could he Salem picture theatres did un-|™#ke a real, Christmas for the the | brothers and sisters at home; the It ao| ¥OUNs man who would pay his in- tn | Surance; and the young woman who which Miss Joy plays the leading! W2* now assured of a trip through * the Rialto, but the film feminine role, and “Burning Sands,”| Yellowstone Park next summer. tay helped to bring back, George Melford’s qT to the town some of the prosperity which Albert Roscoe appears, were| Phere. of “something attemptea— which the one-time port city enjoyed! hooked during the week the com-| “o™ething done” that at my ‘first before Boston usurped its position as pany was in Salem. The story of “Java Head’ deals here was such a pleasant atmos- opportunity T plan of saving had made this pos- ranging from le to $20.00 (a club to : suit any pocket-book) and based on| bors and forty-five instructors. Weekly payments; and that now, at If you would have seen the happy payment on his home; the of age. inquired just what support. " s sible. I learned that early last De with the love triangle of a sea-far y oN £ cember some six hundred members| FFo™ ing man, and 4 ne, instruetet producers. -of | ing man, an (American girl :and &| Soaer Some Bix bo rlous clubs, | 2nd ane instructor, they | though it be a little at a time, is a| Sections. | wonderful help and you would say SANTA CLAUSLIVES 22e=== AT CASPER NATIONAL One morning last week, I stood ing vouchers for payment. in the lobby of the Savings Depart-| there was the young lad, with a beaming face and an ow for that bike I've been saving for,” as he pocketed his money and on December 10, that we, too, may be in that line next year.” First, exclamation | | “The House of Quality” A Cedar Chest > The Useful Gift THE true spirit of gift-giving finds its highest expression in a_ gift that will not only contribute to the charm of a home but be handed down to other generations — priceless in memories that surround it. is a |\Clarence Leftwich Wanted In Casper Clarence Leftwich, who is believed |to be in Casper, will learn something | try. skipped up the stairs—three at a/of great interest to him personally j{£ he will call at the office of Ogilbee & Admas, prominent local attorneys, at 210 O. 8, building, Any information relative to the whereabouts of the man will also be An Interested Observer. _———— usual each Che Casper Sunday Cribune 700 BOYS RECEIVING TRAINING AT HENRY FORD TRADE SCHOOL field under supervision. The follow- greeting | ing two weeks the boy’ work in the| 1s increased. A thrift fund amount-| Will give our trade special attention sthoo! shop under ‘competent, tg} ting to: two dolars.per-sionth isjaleo/POOESO) Wey tras tome! that wit please. Hoffhine Printing and Sta. ed room in one of the factory build-| be placed in a bank and kept there. Co., 240 East Michigan statute, us a private school | f containing 36,000 square feet | = ary C9. A East Second to operate without profit. The school was founded by Mr. Ford to pro- vide for boys who wish to learn a trade, and especially for those whose circumstances make it necessary to toward theif own Henry Ford Trade ‘School was or ganized in October 1916 for the pur- pose of training boys under 18’ years | structors. incorporated junder earn something beginning with six boys it has grown to orstnization with more than 700 Boye are admitted between the of twelve and fifteen. graduate and work with the Ford Motor Comapny. A waiting list of over three thoug-| cent. makes it impossible to consider applications from other and local boys The schoo! is divided into.three class work for one week and shop work for two weeks. class week the boys are studying English, Drawing, Science, and Ma- thematics. The English includes the branches Drawing is mechanical and is based on the shop requirements. includes one year of Physics, Gen- eral Chemistry, Metallogeophy. Mathematics begins with the fundamental processes of | Bench. Arithmetic and continues Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonome. Because of the close relation of the class and shop work the boys can see the importance of the aca- demic branches, and this serves as an Incentive for some to whom: class work is distasteful. During the class week one Hour per cent through floor space. Here are arranged the various. machines found in a| well equipped tool room. No work} is done merely for practice, and un-/ less, spoiled every, piece is used for} @ definite purpose. | Exercises done in the Department of Drawing and Mathematics are vitalized, for the boys are constantly working with blue print and sketch.| Scrap work is not excessive and has never amounted to more than 9; At eight-| per cent. j are giveb months. The average is about 4 per The shop provides all grades of work according to the skill of the| boys, from rough jobs to the making | of gauges requiring accuracy to the! ten thousandth of one inch. attends}. 0f the students become very skill-| ful and develop into valuable work. | During the }™men. To make secures training in the various de- partments of the si and Civics. ‘The | keeps an accurate record of his pro. gress, and transfers him to Sclence] Work according to his ability. Those who ai Metallurgy, and|the course become profi j Shaper, Lathe, Mill, erga Boys receive thetr Perience maki: ed a cash scholarship, sufficient to vacation during the summer. At intervals of six weeks the boys are marked on their attitude toward the class and shop work. pany. marks are both good the scholarship ‘This shop is a well light-| given each boy. This fund must ON PLATES THAT FIT I have devoted many years to the study and practice of plate work. Each case re- quires special study to insure the proper teeth in shade, shape size, etc., and they must be placed on the plate in a way to maintain the natural contour of the mouth. This requires SKILL and EXPERIENCE, which \@ I plead guilty to having in unusual degree. An- other thing you can de- pend on here; every pa- tient gets my best efforts. pare these prices and save onechalf on your bill. Best Plate, guaranteed $20.00 It has been as low as 2 over a period of several! Many sure .that each boy hop an instructor new re able to complete Grinder, ana first shop ex PAINLESS EXTRACTION EXAMINATION FREE Pare oe DR. FRANK CARLL 3:30 ake Oil es et At noon a hot lunch is furnishea| $ 402.0-S Bldg. pe ae SOO RE SERA Nar EASY CHAIRS td Overstuffed Ghestertiels, ° and wing-backs covering of Mo! and velour; Karpen Needle point If it's to be had we tapestries. have just what w in easy rockers and chairs- , We are showing a most complete assortment of Loom Weave Doll Carts—made just baby cart. ment of colors— $5.75 YOU'LL LIKE TRADING AT ALLAWAY’ COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS DOLL CARTS like A desirable assort- up SSS SSA SS ANS Se eS oak— lease you Spinet Desk. y—wit ; mano} "Gaaeres and pigeon hol: $33.50, $39.75 TELEPHONE STANDS ‘A most serviceable as well as de- sirable gift is a Telephone stand hair. mahogany finish and golden Kc $11.85, $12.50, $27.50 SPINET DESKS ‘The distinctive, useful gift—the Comes in brown roomy drawer GIVE FURNITURE The Gift That Fae. x! ee a without charge. Upon entering each boy is ‘The instructors for both shop ana provide for his‘support. This ts pald| class work are men who are familia, twice each month for both class and| with factory work, and vacancies shop time, and for a three weeks} are filled from the Ford Motor Cor. On Christmas Day LET A Duo-Art in The Stemway ADD ITS CHEER ON THE WINGS OF MUSIC HE GIFT of a Steinway Duo-Art is not alone for | Christmas Day—it carries its sweet tones through the years tocome. Itscompansionship goeson and. on, never ceasing in its mission of gladness and cheer. A It Is Easy to Buy a Steinway Duo-Art Because we allow convenient time payments, and we take-your old in- strument in exchange, at a very liberal allowance. iThe DUO-ART, in the STEINWAY, BRINGS TO YOUR HOME THE TALENT OF THE WORLD FAMOUS PIANISTS. MAY WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING YOU THE MARVELOUS ABILITY OF THE DUO-ART IN REPRODUCING THE PLAYING OF THE MASTER MUSICIAN 2 The Duo-Art is obtainable in the following pianos: The Weber, The Steck, The Wheelock, The Acol Stroud. Priced From $1950 up The MUSIC SHOPPE tne: “The House of the Steinway” 238 East Second Street Phone 1745 WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK The Steinway, ian and THE On account of the engravers cio< If these/ing up on further orders on em. bossed personal cards POROS POS OSS OSS SOSOOSOSSS OOS HOS OS OSHS SOS HSOSO OOS SOOD