Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1924, Page 5

LIVESTOCK I STATEISOOD Op Wel, Nonkly Pp lon Report Says. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 20.— Wyoming livestock continues in good condition and the state bas a good supply of feed according to e monthly livestock and range re- port issued by the Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates of the United States Department of Agri- culture. The snow and cold weather of early January resulted in covering ranges over much of the state and feeding’ was generally necessary. Later {mn the.month the ranges opened with milder weather, The ranges carry a good supply of feed but there is considerable complaint as to the lack of strength due to lack of curing. The condition of the ranges is 95 per cent compared with 100 per cent January 1 and 83 per cent one year ago. The state has a good supply of “hay ‘and other feed which ts gen- erally ample for tho remainder of the winter, except in a few locall- tles In the central and southern dis- LUDEN'S MENTHOL COUGH OROPS GIVE QUICK RELIEF For Throat Troubles ul PS ‘Tree Tea isa newexperl- ence for teadrinkers, too! The weather conditions during early January were rather severe on sheep and in some cases ranges were covered resulting In the feed- ing of corn anf concentrates. The shrinkage from weather conditions resulted in a reduction of six points in the condition of sheep, which is’ reported as 97 per cent compared with 95 per cent one year ago. Sheep are generally in very good shape. Shepp conditions on the desert ranges along Pacific are reported very favorable. a INE DEFECTIVE HALF OF ONE TOWN TO BE WIPED OUT BY FIRE. The town of LIMON, Colo., suf- fered o fire that cost the city $150,000 just because of one DE- FECT! ‘ANEW EXPERIENCE FOR COFFEE DRINKERS - Pa IVE FLUE. Why should} smith. contractors and builders continue .o tell the people that brick chimneys “Ara Just as Good”. National Board of Fire Underwriters will tell you that more than 90 per cent of all fires in residences, school houses, and churches, are caused by defective flues? insist on Asbestos Chimneys, and when you buy, be sure the house is equipped with ASBESTOS CHIM- NEYS. When you build the senate ‘They are Wouldn't you call this a new experi- ence... One time: to ‘Want a strong, stir- ring cup of coffee. Another. time: to want a not-too- strong, nottoo-weak cup of coffee. Still another time: to want a mild cup of coffee. And yet— - - Each timeto find the same rich, mel- low, full-bodied flavor! . Such luck happens only with M-J-B Coffee. Andi it isn’t luck. It's ee eee bu blending and a Foe te ere, Face ‘the cs of constant flavor. ‘acuum-backed by our own bis why it's flavor-fresh Here 1s the famous British submarine infle cruise, unaconmpanied, to the Oricet, pet DENVER SELLING HERE Seven Casperites have so far pur- chased tickets for the two operas which wll be given in Denver, shape having wintered in good| March 18 and’ 19, by the Chicago Civic Opera company. At that time the Union| “The Jewess” and “Cleopatre” will be. given. <A representative is in Casper at the Chas. E. Wells Music store at the present time making FLUE CAUSES | reservations. Those who have signified thelr intention of going are the Misses Margaret and Kath- Jeen Sullivan, Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen, Major Ormsby, John B, Barnes, Mrs. T. J. Riach and Mrs. Berta wren the | COMMERCIAL PACT FOUGHT WASHINGTON, Feb. 20,—Ratifi- cation of the German commercial ORDER TODAY. Phone/|tréaty as now drawn was opposed 693J or go to the factory, 1014 South | before Oak St. Take the blocks home and put them up yourself. made in Casper and have been adopted and are steadily used by| nations in the United. States Government.— | hampers’ Advertisement. foreign rela tions committee By Vice Ghairman B. C. Plummber of the shipping board, who sald the most favored the clause seriously efforts to rebuild the Améetican merchant marine. 4 Ean WELLESLEY, Mass., Feb. The average college girl is growing eae fatter and stronger each year in school. But she is losing some of her tung capacity. Leastwise, that Is what statistics Just tabulated by the Wellesley Col- lege Department of Hygiene, show. ‘The girl now: Is 5 feet 4 1-5 inches tall. Weighs 121.66 pounds. (about 4-5. of a gallon.) Has a total muscle strength cf 278 kilograms (about 600 pounds!) Girls how do you compare with these figures? A year ago the average girl was only 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighed between 117 and 121 pounds, had a strength of 240 kilograms, Dut a lung capacity of about 273% ters. This loss in lung capacity says Mirus Mabel Cummings, head of tre bygiene department, was dug to the fact that the latest physical test came at the same time as the final exems. off most of their wind at their fin- als. There are moro chort girls than tall ones—187 to 182 in the iv2u cess, the group 01 which thes9 sta- Ustics are bused. The lankiest girl ranges 6 feet 11%4 inches, while the shortest is only 4 feet 10 inches, - The heaviest girl welghed 213 pounds when she came into college but she reduced it to 194 pounds at the end of her first. year. The lightest weighed. only 91 pounds a Atlantic’ City Is Making Ready For Big Easter Crowd _— ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Feb. 20. —{United Press)—The spring festi- val here will open April 20, Baster ‘Sunday, and it will see a bigger crowd than ever on the board walk to witness the annual fashion parade. Although the “Playground of America" is thronged with guests the entire year,.many of those who sojourn to Florida for the, winter return from southern skies with the advent of spring and preparations are being made to handle a mionster crowd this year. Oxe of the big events to be held here early in the season will be a marble shooting tournament from June 1 to June 7. There will be sixty boy and girl champions from as many cities and the beach will constitute the stage for the games. The play rings will be on solid ground, similar to previous tourna- ments, and there will be a repetition of the entertainment for the young- sters. The Beauty Pageant will be held the latter part of the summer sta- son, and ‘this year four days will Le given over to the annual frolic instead of thre¢, as formerly, he Casper Daily Cridune Has a lung capacity of 2.93 liters}. The girls probabiy were blowing fn reality a submarine cruiser, the biggest of its type in the world. the whole time the sub !s moving most of her crew will be under water. TICKETS FOR OPERA IN \College Girls Growing Fatter, Taller, Stronger | Each Year, Record Shows! | (By The Associated Press.}—Ap- proval of the three year contract for bituminous miners for the cen tral competitive field was unanimously by the policy commit: | First tee of the United Mine Workers of America here yester@ay afternoon. * THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE. 26.—., on entering, but raised it to 98 Poutds during the year. The av- erage gain over the whole class was 2.31 pounds, The difference in strength is of even wider range than that of weight. The strongest girl in the class registers 458 kilograms, moré than 1000 pounds. The weakest girl va strength of only 176 kil- or 390 pounds. New Safe Way to Remove Teeth Stains New Dincovery Dienches Dark Teeth Instantly. A new safe treatment has been discovered which dissolves teeth stains instantly, giving dull, dingy teeth Charming new whiteness and lustre. This new treatment is called the Bleachodent Combination. It consists of a safe mild Uquid and a new kind of paste. The lquid instantly curdles or’ softens staino, while the paste removes them and if used daily prevents the formation’ of future stai You just brush your teeth with a fow @rops of the liquid, then use the paste, and before your very eyes your ‘teeth acquire a clear, fiashing whiteness that even ten times the scouring by old-fashioned methods could not give them. It is ly important that only a safe, mild preparation lke Bleac dent Combnation be used on ch dren's teeth, which are especially subject to stains and decay, Bleach- odent Combination 1s ‘safe and harmless, mild ingredients liy combined to act only on surface stains. It does not affect the enamel/in any way, Gritty and abrasive dentifrices should never be used. If you want sparkling, white, pearly teeth get Bleachodent Combination today. Costs only a few cents. At all good dealers, such as: Casper Drug & Dispensary Co., Kimball Drug Co., Smith & Turner, Wyoming Drug & Supply Co, John ‘Tri Co., Midwest Pharmacy.— ? | Watch This Space ‘COAL MINERS Immediately conference of miners and operators went Into session. session, it is expected, will be merely a formal a ing of the agreement. the Sage RECOGNITION OF DEBATED HERE Riverton High School Team Coming for Contest Here. Teams representing the Natrona County High schoo! will engage in Tt is at present on a 10.000, the United snize Soviet tomor- One of these debates will be held at Lander and the other will be held here with the Riverton team. The ive team stays home in each The debate at 2:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon in the local high school auditorium will be judged by voted | the Rev. Charles A. Wilson of the Presbyterian church here, Principal Waller of the Glenrock high school, and Miss Florence Clarke of the faculty of the Douglas high school. 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