Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 12

SE ————————— ee — PAGE TWELVE FUE INJURED AIL CRASH AT OAVENPORT Freight and Passenger Trains Meet in Collision. DAVENPORT, Five people at local he Iowa, Feb. 13.— e injured and are as the result of a ght train and a south- ington pas#enger train eastern part of the The injured: Harry Raymond, Galesburg, en- gineer of passenger train, both legs badly scalded. 5. Moore, Galesburg, fireman on passenger, legs and body scalded, condition serious. Becker, Rock Island, ML, bagga on passenger, minor inju A. Philo, Rock Island, It, passenger, slightly injured. Catholic nun, name unknown, slightly injured. Both trains and were trav of speed. The ieving he had behind schedule at a fast rate r and are The cars were piled on top of each other and demolished. es KLAN FIGHT IS | Fashion Editor of the United Press) } | coat tendencies. The same straight- lined models of last season are to SIMMONS QUT Imperial Emperor to Receive $145,500 Settlement. ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 13—Paul S. Etheridge, imperial klonsel of the Ku Klux Klan, has issued a state. ment declaring the which Wiliam Joseph Simmons, im perial ~ emperor, relinquished all rights and interest in the order was “so tight, he, Simmons, cannot bob up again,” the Atlanta Constitution says today. The statement followed the pur- ported issuance of a statement by Simmons in Jacksonville last night, which quoted hima as denying he had “sold out” for @ consideration of $145,500 and declaring he has mere- ly severed relations with the or- ganization and has discontinued his royalty of $1,000 per month, which was being paid him for the use of the ritual which he ts said to have copyrighted. Attorney Etheridge, according to the Constitution, announced that under the agreement with Simmons, al Utigation pending between Sim- mons and imperial headquarters, in- cluding a libel suit filed by Imperial Wizard H. W. Evans against Sim- mons for $1 now pending in Little Rock, Ark., would be ter- minated. ’ Reports from Little Rock stated that the imperial wizard’s attorney in that clty has announced the suit would not be dropped unless Sim- mons retracts certain alleged libe- lous statements concerning Evans. Attorney Etheridge in the statement published in the Constitution stated “he has information that Simmons has retracted in writing the state ments and that the damage suit will be dropped. License Office at Courthouse to Be| Closed Two Weeks Casper automobile owners who have had thelr machines in storage since the first of the year, but who expect to drive them any time in the next three weeks are advised to visit the courthouse and obtain a 1924 license before Friday night. The office will c'ose Friday night for two weeks, during which time Warren Dailey, motor vet 1 work the te on car owners who r have been operating with 1923. tags. ONE DEFECTIVE FLUE CAUSES HALF OF ONE TOWN TO BE WIPED OUT BY FIRE. “ ‘The town of LIMON, Colo., suf- fered a fire that cost\ the city $150,000 just because of one DE- FECTIVE FLUE. Why should contractors and builders continue to tell the people that brick ¢’ “Are Just as ( es National Board o will tell you that more than 90 per vent of all fires in res houses, and churches, Wher when you buy is equipped wit WNEYS. ORDER $93J or go to the fact Oak St. Take the bi home and put them up yourself. They are made in Casper and have been adopted and are steadily used by the United States Government.— Advertisement, hous 3 CHIM Phone 14 South contract in| | { grandmother in New York. Shy (seated center), is holding her e' SHOW STR By HEDDA HOYT PARIS, France, Feb. 13.—(United Press.}—Follow the straight and narrow and you'll follow the spring prevail again this spring with only Slight changes in detail. This sea- son's model usually has a slight break at the hips of shirring, to suggest ai waistline. In many models, however, the shirring is so little that it is hardly noticeable. Two manners of fastening are to be used this year—the side closing with the very large roll collar and the front closing that fastens up to the throat with a narrow neck-band finish. For the roll collars, fox in ail its dyed and natural tones is to be used, while for the throat but- toned coat the short-haired fur is more desirable. Dyed ermine and mink are lovely furs for the front fastening models. Egyptian Effects Are Out. Coats with embroidery and Orien- jtal trimmifigs are shown in many of the smartest shops here. last year, are not being used at all, nor are the horizontal embroidery effects. For dressy occasions the plain black cloth coat trimmed in black fox is about as popular with the fashionable houses in Paris as any other. Brown cloth trimmed in brown fur is also well thought of. Women have grown so tired of the numerous fur coats that they are turning daily to the cloth coat that is fur trimmed, seeking in this way to get more individual garments. Huge plaids in the most brilliant of colors aré made in straight tube- like coat models. One sees them everywhere. Many of them look as though they were home made, so simply are they cut. Yellow and black is*a favorite plaid combina- tion that combines nicely with black fur. When the plaid coat doesn't use fur as ornamentation, it is sure to have a large scarf of the same plaid material which winds carélessly about the neck. Separate scarfs of plaid and homespuns with fringed ends are worn with the winter sports outfit. These are especially suited for skating where one needs @ warm wrap about the throat. Brassieres. The brassiere is an unattractive though important article in the feminine wardrobe. Pretty ones are usually very expensive and those of | | Phone 1500. mother, Mrs, Ida Ormsbee, 64, is shown at right. 2 Rt Great-Grandmother, Grandmother, Mother and Child!There they are. Mrs. Louise Ormsbee of Troy, N. Y. (left), claims the title of youngest . Her daughter, Mrs. Foster Hussey ‘weeks-old baby, while Mrs, Ormsbee's © SPRING COATS AGAIN | badly | AIGHT LINE moderate\ prices are uninteresting looking objects as a rule. In France I found women wearing a type of brassiere that is unknown in the States and as this model seems both a sensible and pretty one. I shall describe it: To begin with the Parisian is usually fitted for the brassiere just as she is for a corset. First comes a bodice that fits snugly about the body, clasping either in front or, in back. Fitted on the front of the bodice are two circular~pieces of material that have been darted férming circles to fit the bust. The bodice underneath these cireular in- sets is cut out. This makes a garment that holds the figure tightly in its normal position. Gowns worn over such a brassiére show the lines of the bust rather than a shapeless bulk. ‘The material covering the bust can be THIN FOLKS GAIN WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND _IN- CREASE ENERGY No ‘need to be skinny, pimply, nervous and ailing all the while— looking and feeling as if you were only half alive. By increasing the nourishing power of what fou eut, MASTIN'S VITAMON supplies just what your body needs to feed the shrunken tissues, put on firm flesh, strengthen internal organs, freshen the skin and rebuild shattered nerve force without upsetting the stomach or causing gas. Pimples, boils and skin eruptions vanish as if by magic and the complexion becomes radi- antly clear. But it is not only a question of how much better you look and feel, or what your friends say and think —the scaies and tape measure will tell their own story. A two weeks’ test should surprise you. Be sure and remember the name MASTIN'’S VITAMON. Recom- mended by doctors, druggists, ath- les, successful vigorous men, healthy, attractive women and used by milliens. Success guaranteed or your druggist will give you back the little it costs for the trial.— Advertisement. SPECIAL SALE —OF— GRISWOLD WAFFLE IRONS ONLY 3D Enjoy Crisp, Creamy, Hot Waffles These Cool Mornings With One of $hese Griswold Gas Waffle Irons THIS SPECIAL-PRICE FOR A LIMITED QUANTITY ONLY Casper Gas Appliance Co,« 115-119 East First Street Pomskepiis 27 > : z eur oe the ribbon or lace has a gathering thread. Yellowstone Not — Snowbound, Old Resident Declares gion in winter, states Judge J. W. Meldrum, United States commis. sioner for the park for 30 years, who is visiting here. . During his residence in the park, Judge Mel- drum state& he haa frequently gone out to the railrdad in mid- winter and on only three occasions was it necessary for him to resort to a sleigh. RECIPE TOCLEAR| A PIMPLY SKIN Pimples are Impurities Seek- ing an Outlet Through 4 Skin Pores Pimples, sores and bolls usually result from toxins, poisons and im- purities which are generated in the bowels and then absorbed into the blood through the very ducts which should absorb only nourighment to sustain the body. It is the function of the kidneys to filter impurities from the blood and cast them out in the form of urine, but in many instances the bowels create more toxins and im- purities than the kidneys can elim!- nate; then the blood uses the akin pores as the next best means of getting rid of these fmpurities, which often break out all over the skin in the form of pimples. The surest way to clear the skin of these eruptions, says a noted au- thority, is to get from any phar- macy aboft four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water each morning before breakfast for one week. This will help prevent the formation of toxins in the bowels. 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