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

PAGE TWELVE AY, MARCH 13, 1924 of the finest banking in Wyoming. There are banking buildings in the state, but it is doubtful if there are finer. The building has been in course of construction for several months and now that it is completed it is an ornament to the town, county ing point on this side and between the receiving and sending stations at Warsaw. With the wire trans- mission included, the lapse of time Radio Travels 8,500 Miles in |r ee a tant ‘ onds, ~ —— eee Ignored; Guernsey ltenored; Gx Year 2 large store rooms, with NIGHT NEWS WOMEN dey SUMMARY OF MORE CAPABLE THAN MEN, SAID Mortuary Reports Show Fewer Fatalities Than By Men. BY L. ©. OWEN Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune SAN FRANCISCU, March 13— The appelation of “tool women,” long applied to that class of fem inity which drives motor cars, no longer holds good. The women folk all along have contended that it never did. But they have had only mere words—including the feminine prerogative of the last one—to back 4 ts, So the male of ne-abont his noisy » believe. ial attestation in y reports by the coroner of th thag women are more careful, and therefore more capable automobile drivers than are men. Dr. T. W. B. Leland is the public official who comes forward with indubitable proofs that insofar as the’ fair sex and their op. eration of gas buggies is concerned, s an unfair and undeserved libel For the last three years Coroner Leland has been keeping careful check upon the cause of all lau tomobile accidents in San Francisco The summary of his tabulations ‘s enlightening. In the three years there have been a total of 309 fa tal accidents. In only seventeen of these was the death car driven by a woman. All the other fatalities were caused by men drivers. The same tabulations also shows that women are becoming better and better operators of automobiles Three years ago women drivers killed nine victims. Two years ago their score dropped to five. For all of last year it was only three. Presuming that the check kept upon the causes af automobile s has much in common with f other cities of similar size. ions kept by the San ‘oner are of more than passing interest. For instance, the three years of record keeping shows that it is not the driver of hurtling gas jugger nauts, but the lowly pedestrian. who is in the most peril of his life. Of the 309 persons killed 209 or slightly over two thirds were afoot when they met death. The heavy toll on pedestrians also points a moral. Ninety eight of them were what are commonly termed ‘‘jay-walkers.” In only 28 cf the 309 accidents did the driver of the machine lose his life. Ninety-five other victims were occupants of machines wrecked by reckless or incompetent drivers. Of the latter, eighty-four were wom- en. ares 5150,000 “CANNERY FOR WHEATLAND MARKS BIG STRIDE ~ IN ~ INDUSTRY WHEATLAND, Wyo., +Summer will witness the ere here of a $150,000 canning factor according to T. F. Sullivan of the Colorado “and Wyoming Canning company who has announced his plans to the chamber of commerce. In all probability, declares Mr. Sullivan, the work of construction will be begun late this spring and will require five months’. time to completion. It will therefore be im. Possible for, the new factory to handle this year’s produce, but the expectation is that contracts will be placed on 1925 acreage, The chief crop to be handled will be peas, Eventually it {s hoped that other kinds of produce will be avail able for the factory. In this con. nection rhubarb, string beans and tomatoes have been mentioned as local possibilities. Letters from London to Paris which are posted before seven o'clock in the evening are now de- livered in Paris by the first delivery in the morning. RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Every druggist in this cou authorized to say to ever matic sufferer t bottle of Allenrhu, the querer of rheumatisr show the way to stop the agony reduce swollen joints and do away with even tho slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly re turn your money without cor: Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous re gults have been accomplished in the most severe cases whero the suffer ing and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient w helpless. Mr. James H. Allen, the discoy of Allerrhu, who for many y suffered the torments of acut matism, desires all sufferers to that he does not want anyone's money unléss Allenrt y conquers this worst ¢ ses, and he has instructed d tee it as above i ery instanc Smith & Turn Drug Co. can supply you. orders accepted.—Advertisement, to gu Mail | NEW Hall Harris; vice president, will suc- ceed the late A. H. Smith as presi- dent of the New York Central railroad, according to the New York World. YORK. — Albert THE HAGUE.—The lower house of parliament approved the treaty concluded at Washington February 13, extending the ar- Ditration pact between the United States and The Netherlands. he reichstag reject- t motion to modity constitution and have the tion of a president of Germany at the same time as the tag elections. new LONDON.—James Brown, for- merly a miner and socialist mem- ber of parliament, will occupy Holyrood castle by virtue of his appointment as lord high commis- sioner to the general assembly of the Church of Scotland. NEW YORK.—An American grand opera company, organized under the direction of Paul Langone, will give a season of opera in May and June in Paris. LONDON.—The house of lords adopted a motion to the effect that taxes on betting ars desirable and practicab! Teapot Scandal Now Passe; City Hall Sold Here ‘rhe much debated question as to whether Casper 1s to have a new city hall, seemed in a fair way to- ward being settled once and for all when a gentleman presented himselt ut the county clerk's office Wednes- day morning with a deed in fee simple for that edifice, The con sideration was one dollar and the deed signed and executed by James T. Gratiot. County officials refused to accept the deed for record. Con sultation with one of Mr. Gratiot's ussociates brought out the fact that part of a steno- 1 slip up ont srapher in pl g the wrong block number in a deed was responsible for this unusual document Inquiry at the office of the Mod rn Building company, brought orth the fact that Mr. Gratiot is now in the east booking “Dudes” ‘or hig Amoretti Hotel and Camping Trip thru the Jackson Hole country. His associates there were inclined ) believe the instrument genuine, »ecause “Jim” has a motto that he will sell a hing he owns, and no oubt € aged by the Tea Pot Dome deal, is starting in to dispose of the public domain, A. L. Peak, a close personal friend of Mr. Gratiot, when interviewed sald that he had heard a good bit bout this Teton Mountain trip, and hat he felt sure that It was going o be a grand thing for Casper and his part of Wyoming. However he unted to go on record as opposing he contributing of the city hall to e project at this time, no matter ow deserving Jim might be of public patronage. Torrington Porker Tips ‘ the Scales At Just Half Ton TORRINGTON,..Wyo., March 13. -A half ton of live pork in the hape of a one-year old Poland China sow, is the sensation of hog raisers n this vicinity. This sow is the pos- session of the Garman brothers. It is expected that this wonder will be entered in a number ,of stock shows. END RHEUMATISM WITH BUHLER OIL When rheumatic suffering seems unbearable try Buhler Oil and you will find quick relief. Within a few minutes after you apply this new German discovery you feel remark- r lief from pain. It penetrates, utralize the pains that come rheumatism and the torture S quickly relieved. Buhler Oll is a new discovery of German science which has given to the world many remarkable. reme- dies’ for relief of pain and may be had at any drug store. Get a bottle today. You can have quick relief if you suffer from rheumatism, lum- bago. neuritis or neuralgia. Be sure to get the genuine with the red seal and the written money-back guar- antee attached to every bottle. On sale at i all Drug § Pharmacy, Smith & Turne mining Drug and Supply Co., Tripeny Co., and Midwest Pharmacy —Advertisement. BUY YOUR BUHLER OIL aA THE SMITH & TURNER DRUG CO. 133 So. Center St. Phone 150 ay me the New Smith-Turner 7-Story Hotel Open to All—Drop Names In Ballot Box | Smith and Turner Drug Co. 33S. Center Phone 150 Must Pick Justice GUERNSEY, Wyo., March 13,.— Who {s to succeed the present jus- tice of the peace for this com- munity? aa Yes, this is one important ques- tion. For days the roads have been welf traveled between here and Wheatland, and the county commissioners have listened to doz- ens of exhausted, mud-crusted citi- zens ready to stand up for God and country and the right man for jus- tice of the pezce for Guernsey. After all, what is a president in far away Washington compared with an austere justice of the peace right at home? For that's the way the standard of interest in politics is operating. CAIRO, Egypt, troversy over the Thermopolis Bank - In New Building THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., March 13. —This week the Wyoming Trust company moved into the new bank building at the corner of Broadway and Fifth, giving to the banking business of this part of the state understood band. night by the the Carnarvon ferred to bandits. Very Ni ‘VERY mother wants her children to be rugged and sturdy. Give them plenty of Karo, because Karo contains avery large percentage of Dextrose. As your doctor can tell you, Dextrose is one of the most important of all food elements. For growing children there is no greater energy food than Karo. It is pure, wholesome and unusually economical. Not only low in price, but Karo can be used in so many ways; Get this Beautiful and 5 Karo Labels Buy 5 cans of Karo from your grocer, send labels to address above with 40c and you will receive the Syrup Pitcher by parcel post. and banking business of Wyoming. The size of the new building is 60 feet on Broadway by 140 feet on Fifth street. There are four busi- hess rooms in addition to the bank on Fifth street and one on Broad- TOMB DISPUTE IS UNSETTLED March 13.—(By! The Associated Press.)—Negotiations for a peaceful solution of the co ankhamen collapsed today and it ts the Egyptian govern- ment has withdrawn its offer of a new concession to the Countess of Carnarvon, to carry on the work in the tomb begun by her late hus- Breaking off of negotiations was due to a remark made in court last lawyer representing trustees, the Egyptian ministers who closed the tomb at Luxor as Aluminum Syrup Pitcher Worth §1- for 40c as the measuring tomb of Tut- from Warsaw. sions on the film. who re- essary for Growing Youngsters | Sie Ailes Go for cooking and table, for stew- ing dried fruits, for all candy making. And of course, Karo makes cakes, biscuits and bread taste better. Let your grocer be your Children’s Health Doctor—ask him for either Blue Label or Red Label Karo—both of equal nutrition. % ae * * FRE =A. booklet ebout Dextrose every mother should read. Explains why children thrive on Dextros: Sent free with beautifully illustrated 64 pa; Cook Book. Write Halt a Second Congress. WASHINGTON, March 13.—What |it isn't lockjawed. — Washington was sald to have been the first at-| Post. tempt at accurate measurement of the. velocity of radio impulse was made here this week by experts cf the Radio Corporation of America. Using a motion picture film device instrument, a radio signal was recorded as making a complete circuit of 8,500 miles in 9.054 seconds between the corpora- tion's sending station at New Bruns- wick, N. J. and Warsaw, Poland. A powerful 14 tube receiving set, with which the timing device operat- ed caught the signal as it was sent from a key.in the radio corporation's office in New York, and again as it came back on a lower wave length The photographic record was produced by an indicator attached to the receiving set and the time was measured by the distance between the photographic impres-} In calculating the transmission time of the radio signal, a carefully figured deduction was made for the slower wire transmission between the sending key and the broadcast- full basement, in Chand- ler Bldg. 615-617 East Second street. Inquire A. E. Chandler, in lependent Filling Sta- ion. The Pity Of It may be deadlocked, but > Scotland Yard's collecticn of fin- ger prints numbers nearly 380,000. Let “Gets-It” End Your Corns We Are Now Located In OUR NEW HOME Brodie Rubber Company, Inc. “Your Accessory House” New Cottman Bldg. Phone 1203 130 West Second 159 8. Beech St. Phone 1409W BAKE SALE St. Mark’s Synurgae will hold a sale of delicious home baked goods at the Midwest Commissary Sat- urday morning and after- naon. The Yellowstone Apartment Hotel “Wyoming’s Largest Apartment House” 426 WEST YELLOWSTONE Your New Home Is Ready WE QFFER YOU: e One Room and Kitchenette Complet¢ély Furnished Wilton Rugs New Furniture New Gas Ranges — Gas Water Lights Furnished Laundry Room Electric Washers Clothes Lines Two Minutes Walk From Center Street Grocery and Market in Building ALL FOR $50 PER MONTH The first of the year these apartments were advertised for rent and the demand was so great that we added another story to the building. This delayed comple- tion until the present date. Move In Now. Hurry. Casper Mirror Works We are prepared to take cave of any sized order. Framing and Resilvering Contractors Please Take Notice 827 Industrial Ave PHONE 12383 FASHION’S LATEST DECREE You Must Wear A GARDENIA CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR Priced 45c WOMEN AND MISSES ‘A GREAT PURCHASE AND SALE OF New Spring Coats SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY No Wonder That Women and Misses ’ Look to Fuchs —for exceptional values, when Ses spring coats are priced so moderately You ask, perhaps—how can we offer such smartly styled, fine quality, new spring coats at such a modest price? It.is our exceptional purchasing power which enables us to secure most un- usual price concessions from the best makers, IPM SATISFIED MY FIRST SALE Has Exceeded My Expectations and Is Still GOING STRONG I NEED MORE MONEY I OFFER YOU THE MOST SURPRISING MEN’S CLOTHING BARGAINS IN CASPER’S HISTORY GET THE UTMOST FROM EVERY DOLLAR ‘Our Regular Prices Are Lower Than Elsewhere— Our Sale Prices Cannot Be Beat BEN H. SIMPSON CLOTHING COMPANY One Block West of Henning Hotel EVERYTHING IN MEN’S FURNISHINGS—209 WEST FIRST STREET QUICK Values $45, $40, $35 : Fashion Decrees Sports Coats for Spring For Travel—for Town—for Country—for Sports— for General Utility Wear A wide selection—the best of the new Spring models fully colored English mixtures, Downy wools, Highland Fleece, Block Chinchilla, and Stripes. developed in beauti- Berkshire Plaids, Polaires, Shaga Cloth, Luster Wool, Novelty Plaids Models for women and misses. THESE HATS WILL CAUSE A SENSATION 300 exquisite new Spring Hats. We call your at- tention to the intricate and artistic hand work represented in these Hats— $85 This Sale of Fine Hats at $5.85 Is the Best One We Have Yet Held Every Hat Is a Remarkable Value, and Meee A Are Worth $15 and $20 \ Remember These Hats are Fuchs Hats and are Not Comme 1 s 8 8 are } y non- place Styles, But the Very Newest and Smartest Effects :