Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 2

be ne 1i¢ 1st ar Te PAGE TWO EXTENSION OF FINANCE LOANS URGED IN BILL Wyoming Senator In- troduces Measure For Relief. WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—In ac- cordance with nal recommend- ation made in President Coolidge’s 1 “mes pongress, trans- that “extension e during which the War corporation can, make be provided by legislation, or Warren has introduced a bill, which is before the Committee 1 Currency, extend- ning powers of the cor- for nine montbs. ator is In hearty sympathy president's view, that a advanced should be se- fashion as will carry to the farmer, and not since the rehabill ns is the first thing the spe of the measure Sena tor W said: “If we are. to combine and t it @#e farmers do their own toward working out their salva s their properties, must surely re- in due Our Wyoming farmers and ranchmen are ‘on the job’ twelve mopths in the year, and not, like » others resort away at some pleasant in Florida or Califor: wi nia, spending their money and wait- ing for am omnipotent government or other agency to solve their prob- or them lems f I thin President Coolidge is in heart-whole sympathy . with e situation in the northwest, as to farming as well as the immediately- allied commercial and banking lines. It is true that the acute conditions are more or less local; but their effects spread to the extreme bound- aries of our land, and beyond, just as the ripples extend farther and farther away when a stone is thrown into the sea. Iam earnestly in favor of all of the president's als for relief, whether direct- and into prop ed to congress or elsewhere, hope to see them carried effect.” Man Seized For Breaking Into the City Pest House Men are arrested from time to time in Casper for breaking into business houses and private homes but not in the history of the city has a man ever been arrested for breaking into the county pest house until this afternoon. George Hales, proprietor of the Yellowstone dairy, was arrested on the foregoing charge today. The facts of the case seem to be that Hales has been lately visiting the pest house daily with things to eat for his younger brother who is held there with chicken- pox. Last night, according to the authorities, Hales did not stop at the door but walked on in and visited with his brother who is still confined in bed. Hales was to be taken before Justice Pun- tenney this afternoon for disposi- tion of his case. Jack English of 516 West Tenth street is also said to have accom: panied Hales and will be prose- cuted on the same charge. | sprinkle a Gets Model of Leviathan GOLDEN AULE BUYERS and St. Louis, this morning. rather scarce, which accounts merchandise. however the prices of yy have stayed the same. F nude, and lariat. Railroad Sale Is Authorized “Peter the Page” presented with a mode! af the S. S. Leviathan by W. J. Love, managing director of the U. S. Lines. Peter returned to England Jan. 23rd and the ships model will be taken home with him. While he had often wen the Leviathan, still, Peter never dreamed that ay he would have a Leviathan of his own. ‘AASSIS DAY GOODS KANSAS CITY, Kas., Feb. government loan of two ai million dollars was o7 eral court here toda Cc. Pollock. the sale will be named later. gressmran Nichols Longworth the floor leader of the present congress. Wyoming's congressman {fs in great BACK FROM MARKETS COTTON GOODS HIGHER epee dM. 4 E head of the men’s department of the Golden Rule store returned from a buying trip to New York, Chicago, Mr. Lujan states that in making an investigation of the market con- ditions he has found eotton to be an increase In the price of cotton Generally speaking. goods Of interest to women is the fact that ladies’ hosiery is leaning to Ught colors, peach, dawn, French By Court Order Sale of the Kansas City, Metico and Orient railway system to satisfy a for Secretary Mellon ; Henry Tewel. The other day they again celebrated a double e mother. Mrs. Wells’ baby fs a cirl and Mrs. Tewel's a boy. LAX ENFORCEMENT OF TAX LAW CHARGED BY COUZENS WASHINGTON, Feb, 7.—Lax en-|for the cutting down in federal gov- ind one-half | forcement and faulty administrative dered in fed-| provisions in the y by Judge John | charged today by Senator Couzens, A time and place for| Republican, Michigan, in a letter to srams would be sent to Pros; Coolidge and Attorney , Daugherty calling upon th proceed under man anti-trust law again: oline, industry. Use of Lethal Gas Defended In Executions | | youn sever knoe tow way ed it Ww quis be ered, until yon ti yome-made rem. g ‘coughed all Say that the ven is almost like mi Yery easily p th int ak on reform worker and former war- den of Sing Sing prison, the New York state penitentiary, said here today that the administering of lethal gas for execution pur- poses such as is scheduled to take place in the Nevada peni- tentiary Friday when Gee Jon. Chinese tong man, and Tom Rus- sell will pay for murder with their liver, is the best of all known methods of execution. While declaring his opposition to~ capital punishment in any form, Mr. Osborne declared that thing better for cousi’ ‘yrup, ay Bither w full pint 7 ee wey: Se Mooney “aly r spent a cough weeparatie gives you a more itive, Femedy. Tt “kee pe Berta. th hold Insta y, hing and healing the membr; all the air pas: It promptly sa dry, cough, and coon you will notice the pilvea tis out the use of lethe) gas was lena $26 disappears iear ee ill usually brutal and torturous to the con- | Cold, and itis also splendid | oF = demned man than either electro- | ¢! ip, hoarseness, brom cution or hanging. Mr. Osborne is here to conduct is = most ‘velnahle sameen: @ survey of Colorado penal insti- ‘ auipe Norway tutions at the invitation of Gov- | Biv far throat ant ase ae eee ernor William E. Sweet. To avoid disappointment, ask your —_—e——__—— ruggist for wee Ounces of Piner® with directions and don't accept any- pune Ce A Ba Gp sped to give abso- satisfa or money ref The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne Ink 23, the Rochleder sisters celebrated a double wedding tn One became Mrs. Nat Wells (left) and the other Mra. t, each ernment revenues. Referring to the testimony of G. T. Stanford, counsel for Harry F. Sinclair in the Teapot Dome investi- gation that the matter tax law were LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 7.—Fol'ow- ing a conference with Attorney General Spillman tocay Governor with responsibility demand as a speaker and has several other engagements to speak in| Washington during the month. AGED SAP Rollind- Hankin of Douglas is spending the day here on business and visiting with friends, ¥ RECEIVES SHIPMENTS In order that Casper women may obtain the very latest in styles just as soon as they are put on the market jn the east, Mrs. Abe Kassis of the Kassis Dry Goods store is in New York at the present time and is shipping to her nt hea here a con- siderable amount of Yerchandise that is strictly up to date, The same expert Kassis company is putting this merchandise on the market as Casper women. quickly as it arrives and for that A . figure’ and personal reason is holding a six-day sale beginning tomorrow morning. Goods are arriving daily. The latest in spring dresses, spring millinery, spring coats, and other articles of apparel will be on sale. President and His RAISINSor CANNED FRUITS/ For a menu treat which you, in Lincoln Day Fete You'll enjoy it for luncheon as well as for aT EP \\ P Ay Ay | fi f| A LH WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 7.— President’ and Mrs. Coolidge will be ! | guests of honor Saturday night Feb. 9 when the Republican State Voters Association holds its annual Lincoln Day dinner at the Williard hotel to 800 members. .Addresses will be de livered by Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania, Congressman Charles BE. Winter of Wyoming and Con- Blackheads Go Quick By This Simple Method is—big ones or little ones or | \ t AN calonite powd tthe cloth—rub over the + full meal eee i TWO gone. 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