Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1924, Page 12

eT CS im ir 2 a jo" of by Bee et. PAGE TWELVE €de Casper Daily Cridune EMPLOYMENT 3 GIVEN SETBACK DURING MONTH Weather Conditions in Wyoming Reduce Payrolls. er weather worked as usual against the employment of many men in outdoor work during Jan- uary, according te the report just is- sued by the U. S. department of la- bor for ntain district. Es- pecially was this true of Wyoming, the report on which follows. General.—Adverse weather has caused industrial activities to reach the lowest ebb of the winter season, with resultant temporary idleness of many workers. This condition, however, will entirely reverse itself upon advent of spring weather, as the mot preparations and plans are made for another exceptional year of indus- trial expansion, as will be particular- field and refin- and expansions, y and general con- in increased agricul- Indications are for he oil fields. and con- ailed at but with indications for improvement in near fu- Considerable employment will Let “Gets-It” End Your Corns ly evidenced in ery operations building, struction, an’ © an com oF have a ._, Satistactory te ‘com_or money back. cago. Sold everywhere. markable price. soon be afforded on the large pro gram of highway construction. Casper.—Due to severe winter weather practical’y all outdoor pur- suits in this vicinity are temporar- ily non-active, with resulta’t moder- ate surplus of workers, particularly of common labor and clerical work- ers, Upon the advent of favorable weather indications are for another very brisk season for labor of al! classes, as all local companies, par- ticularly builders and the oil com- panies operating both refineries and fields, are p'anning extensive oper. ations While labor will soon be in strong demand there are available sufficient local Workers to supply the demand for immediate require- ments, All industrial plants (prin- clpally ofl refineries) continue steady operations. Cheyenne.—The usual winter cur. tallment of activities, principally |noted in buMding, agriculture, and the railway shops, has caused tem | porary {idleness of quite a number of workers. All industrial plants other than seasonal are operating. Building and municipal improve- ment activties, while at present re- tarded due to weather conditions, will be quite active within from 30 to 60 days. Rock Springs.—Coal mining, the basic industry in this vidinity, shows a fluctuating tendency. Most of the larger coal mines now worle ing on a part time basis. As re- sult of present conditions a moder- ate surplus of coal miners exists. Due to adverse weather, bullding and other outdoor activties are quiet. Housing inadequate. pis aise eet NOTES FOR $476 TAKEN FROM HIM BY FORGE AND DESTROYED, 15 CHARGE Charging that Richard Green of the firm of Green and company, dealers in hides, pelts and furs, took promissory notes from him by force and destroyed them, Bernard Landau of 443 East Yellowstone highway has filed suit im the dis- trict court for $476.38, the amount of the notes, and $5,000 punitive damages. In his suit Landau says that Sep- tember 1, last he received from Green the four notes in question On January 14, according to Lan dau, he called at Green's place of with the notes. and has destroyed them. Landau asserts he is 72 years of age and that Green's physical ability wan sufficient to overcome his strength. Camphor Water for Eyes Nothing has the quick actidn of simple camphor, witchhazel, hydras- tis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptic eye wash. One small bottle of Lavoptik helps any case weak, strained or sore eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. Casper Pharmacy-—Advert'sment. Our Annual February ~ Shirt Sale As is our usual custom, to make space for our spring stock, we are offering an exceptional value in KINGLY and EAGLE Shirts. We have arranged in one lot a large selection of neck-band and collar- to-match Shirts in very desirable patterns and materials. No matter how many shirts you have you certainly will want some of these better made,, better fitted and higher quality shirts, at this re- a Or You May Buy 3 For $4.00 See the Convincing Display In Our Windows Mednick Bros. head and temples, will usually drive business at 518 West Yellowstone | 8way headache. A clean, white oint- Sear oa with oil of mustard) H Landau then states that Green | Musterole is a natural remedy with took them away from him by force | 20B¢ Of the evil after-effects so often caused by “‘internal medicine.” 358&65c in jars& tubes; hospitalsize,$3. * BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER -45 STILL SEWED, TRO HELD, IN RAID BY POLICE Mash Uncovered on West Eleventh. A raid by the police department shortly before midnight last night at 605 West Eleventh street netted an 80-galion still, 17 barrels of mash, 20 gallons of moonshine, 200 pounds of sugur and other necees- saries in the making of Mquor, H. Clark, C. Davie and Ella Davie were arrested for thelr connection with the affair. The police party making the raid found the atill in the basement of the house. It was in full operation at the time, the fire being furnished by gasoline from a pressure tank. Chief of Po- lice Bert S. Yohe invited the mem- bers of the city council to visit the stil before it had been turned off. Although these gentlemen were in a busy council session they im- | mediately adjourned to the scene of the still. It took a long time to empty the mash from the barrels which were afterwards carted away to the po- lice station, They will be sold in fuccordance with ¢he usual custom. The raid last night was one of sey- eral sensational hau!s made by the police department during the last few weeks. The department now has two 80-gallon stills in its col- ection. —___ The superstitious English farmer In olden days believed that {f one looked at a growing vegetable or tree on an empty stomach in the morning such vegetation would | > never flourish. Seventeen Barrels of | 22: Expert watch and jewel ing. Casper Jewelrv EXTORTION IS CHARGED IN COAST TRIAL Be complaint which Roth threatened to file for Ben Deely against Miss La Marr, naming numerous corre- spondents, Miss La Marr, who took the stand prior to Sawyer, appeared near a breakdown on several occasions and wept so steadily that a short recess was allowed for her to regain her composure. Midwives Will Licensed by State CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 14. — Announcement is mace by the Wy- ming Slate Gourd of Medical Ex. miners-that here after” midwives practicing in this state wil! be re- quired to secure state lcenses, in accordance with the provisions of a statute passed in 1886;but nct en- forced for many years past. Under this statute, examining boards are to be appointed for the larger com- munities of the state and midwives will be required to submit to exam- inatien and ifexamination of an ap- plicant is satisfactory, she will be licensed to practice midwifery. ees repair- Co. 28 Bide. AEVENUE BILL TE UP FOR HOUSE DEBATE Democrats Are Bound By Garner Plan on Income Tax. WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.—The revenue bill was taken up by the houso today for general jebatd Sawyer told also of paying $100| ier two *- and months consideration in to. Roth in a Hollywood t cate £94 | conneatites, felted. Sania ties URINATING SYSTEM ance ainan siiie additional pay-| cratic opposition to its Income rates Keep Fit ned as the result of @ party. caucus yesterday. ‘The Democratic caucus voted to bind the entire party membership of 207 to support the income tax rates proposed by Representative Garner, Democrat, Texas, was op- New Treatment For Varicose Veins and Ulcers Swollen velns are dangerous and often burst. Sufferers are advised ot get a two-ounce, original bottle ot Emerald Of! (full strength), at Smith & Turner and start to reduce the veins and bunches at once. Physicians recommend Emerald OU; it is used in hospital practice and a small bottle will last a long time} because it is very concentrated and a little goes a long way. Apply night and morning with a soft brush as directed until the swelling is reduced to normal. So marvelously powerful is Emer- ald Oil that swollen glands and even goitre disappear when used steadily. Pail orders accepted.— Advertisement. should have something reany while to say to the members of is class. S a Leaders agreed to clear the way for speedy consideration of the measure. INCOME TAX OFFICE WILL BE OPENED HERE Address S. S. Class Judge R. R. Rose will speak to the Sunday echool class of H. Roe Bartle at the Presbyterian church at 0:46 a. m. Sunday. Judge Rose ‘san accomplished speaker and diately. BEST LIVER AND Acts Directly Upon the KIDNEYS BOWEL LAXATIVE If Headachy, Billous, Sick, Constipated Smith and Turné 133 S. Center Street Phone 150 > e3E583 No griping or inconvenience fol- lows a gentle liver and bowel cleansing with “Cascarets.” Sick Billousness, In- ich distress gone by morning. Most harmless laxa- tive for Men, Women and Children —10c boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes, any drug store.—Advertisement. Relieves Headache || | A little Musterole, rubbed on fore- To Mothers: Musterole isnow qoeae in paliaes form for and smal children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. OUR FEBRUARY | Furniture Clearance Sale | —is in full force. Why not supply your needs at this time? This Sale has caused amazement among HOME FURNISHERS—on account of its comprehensiveness—wherein every article of furnishings in our en- tire stock is included. Every piece on our floors is offered at enormous discounts off the regular marked prices. ‘ by JOHANSEN A new leaf is turned on the Calendar, disclosing exquisite proof of how well sleck black satin, black suede cut-outs and Colonial silver buckles may be combined—when Johansen does it! $9) The Bootery = Your Feet Will Bring You Back Extra Special Bargain Three-piece Karpen Cane and Mahogany Living Room Suite $173 $137.50 $229.80 Phone 17380 Three-piece Pullman Bed —Davenport Suite Three-piece Karpen Bed —Davenport Suite i Daveno Suite $113.80 Three-piece Overstuffed Mohair Suite, with Loose Spring 39. 80 e Cushions ~--------_.-... ' ATLAS ‘The Event of Casper’s Auto World ! Nolan Chevrolet Co. : Announces Karpen Cane— Mahogany Chairs Walnut Finish Full Vanity - $79.80 ~ Baby Crib and Mattress Complete $13.95 The Arrival of Its First Shipment of Our offering of odd chal for. the Living ‘Room ine You'll {ike this vanity be- ‘This dainty yet durable crip cludes a number of Karpen cause it is full size and is © size 24x48 will’ surely éevro e Needle point Tapestry st very good looking—a value please you, A good co: able pad is included. a great reduction. extraordinary. THURSDAY, FER. 14 These Cars Will Be On Display In the Salesroom of JOE E. MANSFIELD, INC. 328 South David Street Odd Dining Tables in Golden Oak $17.90 up ‘The ‘table priced is not like the illustration, but round, with large stationery center $26 65 post, It has extensign top, le and if in need ore aoe Ww! * revel a x . If you will call and see the table we are. offering at such great reduction—a sur- You Are Cordially Invited to Inspect the New Models Distinctive Davenport Tables Hi-Chair $4.95 It is excellently constructed, large and roomy. Tray has safety lock, finished ali over in white enamel. prise awaits yo A really new and distinctive pattern. YOU'LL LIKE TRADING AT \\ White Enameled H Nolan Chevrolet Co. 328 S. David Street Phones 1876-N. W.—64-J CLIMAX BRIDGE TABLES OVERSTUFFED BED—DAVENPORT $124.90 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 133 EAST SECOND Felt and Leatheroid tops, $3.65