Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1924, Page 8

° ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ‘ PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1924 Welcomed ; First Presbyterian REV. CHAS. A. WILSON Blessed is the man whom thou choose: and causest to approach unto thee, That he may dwell in thy courts: We be satisfied with the goodness of thy house, Thy holy temple, By terrible things wilt thou answer us in righteousness, O God ef our salvation; Thou art the con- fidence of all the ends of the earth. This quotation from the sixty- fifth psalm illustrates the divine plan in the broadening blessings. singular number—the ho loved us (R ved the world (John 3 e in Christ covers all hat He intends for one or ntends fi The an. els’ ssage to wa g snepherds Promised tidings of great joy to all rill may come ye saved, al 6). God's whole earth Is mount Zion, not of Jerusalem awne Herein we see the world-mission v' the church. Beginning with a sm s, the group aisetp bre blessings of Christ's kingdom « tend 1 ¥ by faith accept the conditions of salvation, Leg for al ning with disciples at Jeru ealem. there ware 3060 Christians, seven days later 5600: at Ephesus 590,000 100,000,0. 00. Th: agation Is by service. ou as he that sirv Saved to earve DETROIT WOMAN RECOVERS Health Much Better After Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Detroit, Michigan. —‘‘ Your little book left at my door was my best doc- tor. I read it, then Vegetable Com- und and one of ydia E. Pink- lham’s Blood Med- icine, and used Lydia E. Pinkham Sanative Wash. I sired! how much better I feel Now when my friends say they are sick I tell them to take Lydia E.Pinkham’s medicines. I give the little book and your medicines the best of thanks.’’ — Mrs. HAME- RINK, 8765 25th Street, Detroit, Mich. In newspapers and booklets we are constantiy, pabliahin eae from ‘women, who explain how they were ane ki taking Py ee E. ‘ham's table ese letters paca guide you. If you are troubled with pains and ner- vousness, or any feminine disorder, bear in mind that the Vegetable Com- pound has helped other women and ould help you. For sale by drug- gists everywhere. SERMON EXCERPTS Contributions from Ministers for Publication Under This Head ire Manuscripts Should I: ceeding 250 Words and Should Be in This Office Saturday. man | t know, Typewritten, Not Bx- sums up the mission of every C tion. Christianity te more than a pious feeling, a mood of quietness, an ec Stacy of ma:ety, Service ts boxt giv- en through the church. The church has a life to share. Candies = not lighted to be put under bush: Twenty times in the Acts of apostles, the “good news” th the gospel of the new life in Christ is mentioned a life to be shared by all who will believe. The church has a truth to teach, something the worjd needs and we have no right to | withhold from the world an 3 tant which would cha t for the better if we can get earn S1X JAPANESE VILLAGES WIPED. OUT BY BLAZE Severe Earthquake Also Recorded on One Island Today. TOKIO, March 18.—(By The As sociated }—Six villages out by a forest f since Satur¢ the foot of Mount Morajt ne city of Nagoya, 170 miles from To- kio. A score of persons are missing and are believed to have perished Troops have been called to fight the blaze which continues un abated. TOKIO, March 18—{By The Aw sociated Press.}—Many houses were Gemolished by a severe earthquake Saturday evening which roeked the southern section of Saghalien {s- lan¢, off the east coast of Asia, re- ported advices received teday in To- kilo. Several persons were tnjured but none was killed, the reports stated, ‘The shocks were said to be con tinutng and the inhabitants are in a state of terror. In places fissures elght feet in width appeared tn the earth. This quake was registered on the selsmograph at Osaka observatory. Bank Official ne: SAX, STURDEE © THAT WEENIE You To. ME AgouT XESTERDAY «= CANT GET A LINE On HER — IF You CouLd REMEMBER HER LAST NAME ID BE SAKE » ™ LONESOME - x Crave COMPANY WELL, BARNEY — ar =r Knew 1S HER Files? NAME 15 * BIRDIE AND HER CAST NAME BEGINS WITH A REMEMSER THaT SHG LIVED WITH HER MA AND How SHE Cou PLAY A PIANO --!? Hot DIAGiDy p06 FI! “N° =I po FROM NEW YORK TO SAN) FRANCISCO ee LAST SUMMER AND et el FOUR PUBLIC OFFICIALS NAMED ON STAND AS HAVING BOUGHT AND SOLD SINCLAIR OIL STOCK WASHINGTON, March 18—Attor- y General Daugherty, Senators Gets 6 Years BILLINGS, Mont., March 18.— Bert Rarey, yice president ¢f the defunct Hardin State bank at Har- din, was sentenced to from three to six years in the state penitentiary by Judge Robert C. Stong in dis. trict court this morning. He was charged with having misappropri- ated $1,500 from the bank, the pro- ceeds of a note given by J. R. Boyd of Wyola tn September 1922, The case was given to the jury Saturday and a verdict of guilty wan returned after deliberating nine hours, Sentence was pro- nounced at ten o'clock this morn- ing. No notice of appeal has yet been mad $1.20 Syrup Pepsin 60c $1.10 S. S.S. $1.10 Tanlac Zz 1. Sc play on our counters. over. If you de 3 erc Denote e, tepairing, DRUG SPECIALS CASPER PHARMACY For Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Following Prices on Standard Drug Store Merchandise Will Be of Interest to Casper Citizens 40c Castoria ___.._________________29@ 50c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream_$§@ 25c Melba Talcum Powder__ 50c Pepsodent —-____ $1.10 Garren’s Tonic_________ Lidtide Veneer oa 85c Mellin’s Food____-_____ 60c: SalsHepaticas sous a Soculirostillay cn seams DOC Pebeco n=) ee 50c DeWitt Cough Syrup____ pascal 33e 25c DeWitt Cough Syrup 60c Bromo Seltzer__ DLO oes Sanitol Talcum Powder_________-_ 16¢e $1.25 Mothers Friend Camels 2 for 25c, Carton____ Every Day You will also find other items at Special Prices on dis- It will pay you to look them ire QUALITY and SERVICE in Drug Store Prescriptions, call at the CASPER PHARMACY “The Home of the Picture Shop” 111 East Second Street Kodaks, Jewelry and Phone 180 or 32 Curtis of Kansas and Elkins of West Virginia and C. Bascom Slemp, now secretary to President Coolidge were among public officials who had transactions in Sinclair or Doheny oll stocks around the time of the leases of the naval reserves. Slemp at the time was a mémber of the house. Other representatives dealing in the stocks included A. B. Rouse, *Kentucky;' Wells Goody- koontz of West Virginia; and Thom- as J. Ryan of New York. The names were disclosed before the senate oll committee today when it called to the stand Louie F. Bond, a federal trade commission account. ant, and who has examined the books of a number of brokerage houses. Attorney General Daughert y bought 100 shares of the Pan Amer- ican (the Dobeny Company that leased the California reserve), and sold at a profit of $543.50, the ace counta: Phone 1500 said. Mr. Daugherty him- $27. self has disclosed previously that he had some dealings in Sinclair stock both before and after he en- tered the cabinet. The attorney general's account with W. B, Hibbs and Company of Washington, was opened in Novem- ber, 1921, Bond sald, in his own name and subsequently changed to the name of W. W. Spaid, a mem- ber of Hibbs and Company. On October 9, 1922, the attorney general sold 500 shares of Sinclair Consolidated and on October 27 he purchased an equal amount of the same stock, Bond said. Senator Curtis, who is the assist- ant Republican leader of the senate was said by the witness to have bought 100 shares of Sinclair Consol- idated on February 23, 1922. The records indicated it was a “straight purchase.” Senator Elkins bought 8,700 shares of Sinclair Consolidated on Novem- ber 16, 1922 at a cost of $302,355. He sold 7.71 on May, 1923 sue couro 8 PLAY "THE AN +? THATS Great! IM GONNA LOCATE UTS BRDeE ~Y" wor STAYIN + Starrce six traight delivery” Fal BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG RE TUST “THE Kind ads COCUMBER HER MOTHER WOULD WANT HER To MEET. You GOT PLENTY OF SUGAR « You KNOW MOTHERS DONT Like To HAVE THEIR Dencwrens WASTING a) J. wnt 1s THAT CHUMP INTERESTED IN US ? ve WATCHES EVERV MOVE WE MAKE, SKEEZIx ! on the rematning 1,000 shares. Bond said Slemp bought 100 shares of Mexican Petroleum for “P. W. Slemp” and sold the mat a net Profit of $581. He then bought on 1000 shares of Mext- another Sinclair com pany and sold at a profit of $1,484,- 38. Representative Ryan, the witness sald “dealt in 5,400 shares of Sin clair stock and 700 shares -of Do heny stock in 1922 and 1923 and realized a net profit of $8,645. Price McKinney of Cleveland, tes- tified that Albert B. Fall had writ- ten him late in 1923 asking him to agree to say he had loaned Fall $100,000. McKinney said he de clined to do so, because he had not made any loan to the former interior secretary, Representative Rouse, according to Bond's reports, bought 100 shares of Pan American Petroleum at $8,715 and there was no record of any sale. Representative Goodykoontz was shown to have made a net profit of $256 in Siclair consolidated and Mex- jean Petroleum. Representative Himes bought and sold to the extent of 3,500 shares of oil stock, but Bond's report did not show whether there was @ loss or gain. The Sinclair Teapot Dome lease was signed April 7, 1922, and Do- heny California lease December 11, 1922. cKinney said he did not reply to letter ing the request, and One heavy aluminum 13-piece, whole Meal (Sells at $10.50). Cooking Set. And one Hall China nickel stand. the market today. Ranges Sold on “Monthly Payment Plan” Order Yours Today as Our Supply On These Models Is Limited Casper Gas Appliance Co.i« “Merchandise That Merits Confidence” The best make of casserole on Sells at $5.00. Total $15.50 Given FREE Don’t fail to take advantage of this wonderful offer to secure for your- self without cost, these cooking utensils. With any one’of our full white enamel Clark- Jewel gas ranges equip- ped with The Lorain Oven Heat Regulator Displayed In Our Showroom We Will Give Casserole in a universal 115-119 E, First Gour. Bi Sieamep vr WONDERELE WEENIG -- Tu JUST RAVE TS SCOOT AROUND AND GET HER NAME ANO Cc. C. Chase, Fal! him at Cleveland. hat did Chase say?" ator Walsh. I did most of the talking,” the witness id, “I said I had not made the nd I could not say that I had done so."* Me ee eee he had known Fall many ye nd had had some busi- ness mana: with him. He added he was not interested in oll lands. . He was followed by Henry Wood- house of New York, who was ques- tioned about his published charges that the Doheny interests had agreed to sell much of the California naval oil reserve output to British tnter- ests. Woodhouse said he had owned one sixth of the Chester Oi! concession in Turkey. He said Doheny had or- ganized in 1919 in company with British of! and steamship interests the British-Mexican Petroleum com- pany which under a contract was to have first call on the Doheny ol! out- put in the United States and Mexico, When Woodhouse concluded, the committee adjourned until tomorrow. Senator Curtis issued a statement explaining that he had purchased the Classified Rate son-in-law, visited Asked Two cents per word or ten cents HELP WANTED—MALE CARPENTER wanted. Call 2717R5. WANTED — Middle aged man to cook for several men on ranch; take care of poultry and garden. Box B-396, Tribune. MASS meeting of non-union paint- era at 220 8. Wolcott, Saturday, March 22, 7 to 9 p. m. MEN—You can have a profitable business or good paying position by taking our short course of bar- ber training. Send for catalog. Moler Barber College, 1229 Seventeenth St., Denver. Casper Mirror Works We are prepared to take care of any sized order. Framing and Resilvering Contractors Please Take Notice 327 Industrial Ave PHONE 1283 STurvee s Gor ME ABOUT “THAT ADORESS. / Le deni INSTALMENT wHo ARE Ba on THEIR PIANG PAYMENTS Psst — “SPECIALLY WHAT HE IS AND Nor. A LINEMAN AT ALL, WELL HE's Ngee Sinclair stock for his daughter, Mrs. Permelia Curtis George, and that it had been delivered to her in July, 1922, under an agreement by which she deposits the dividends in a bank to the account of her children. satel eb eeecreonesa Mrs Mertie H Palmer, has been elected town clerk of Duxbury, Vt., exactly 105 years after her great- grandfather was elected to the same office, which has been held continuously by members of Mrs. Palmer's family for 78 years ——— A Good Thing—DON’T MISS IT Send your name and address Plainly written together with 5 cents (and this slip) to Chamberiain Medicine Co., Des Moines, Towa, and receive in return a trial package containing Cough Chamberlain's 1 Remedy for colds, croup eho, bronchial, — “fi ind whooping coughs, and tickling throat; Cham- berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Sor stomach trouble, indigestion, pains that crowd the heart, billousness and constipation; Cham- berlain’s Salve, needed in every fan icalds, wounds, piles, in affectio: these valued family medicines for only 5 cents. Don't miss FRR ECCEROESUAREONE “| HELP WANTED—MALE AND WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE WANTED—Stenographer anc eral assistant about office; must be experienced and with good refer- ences and recommendations. Box B-395, Tribune. WANTED—Men, women and child- ren’s hair cutting 35c. Under Grill Cafe. persona! direction of Betty her- self; clats now forming. Phone 4673 for appointment. Betty's Beauty Bl Shop, Basement . ul WANTED—Salesman to take or ders for printing. Geo. W. Con- nell, Room 128 Old Public Market. SALESMEN wanted for nent work. 306 O-S Bldg. POSITIONS WANTED AB el bho a WANTED—General housework by Hair dar oomours Eines fant’ ee BLACKSMITH wants job, expert- enced and reliable. Phone 2180, two rings, WANTED POSITION — By young lady, by day or hour, clerk pre- ferred. 415 S. Beech. SERVICES OFFERED OUR SPECIALTY, foie rag best in town. Call S: Whi and Laundry for service. eg} 705M. perma- A ———< <_< __ BRING in your old batteries that Won't take a charge; I will charge them while you wait. Art Gaylord's place, 240 S! Wolcott. renee Ratatat oe ae WOMAN wants work by day or hour. Phone 2079NR. ee WANTED—Oftice work, by young lady, experience in law, real es: tate office. Phone 412. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES ——— BEFORE selling or painting, have dents in body and fenders remov- de; made same as new, small charge; factory man. Warne & Crosby Mo. tor_Co., 436 W. Yollowstone. FOR SALE—Immediately, very rea- 19 Toaiister, per. fon, W, run 2,400 roadster Lisi &. Finth ue FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES od DEPENDABLE USED FORD CARS PRICED TO SELL Runabout --~-------------.$100 Runabout ~~----... -$250 Runabout, like new -.-.--.$350 Touring . Touring - Touring — Touring, like new Sedan EARL ’C. BOYLE INC. 125-131 N. Center Terms if Desired. FOR SALE—1920 Harley Davidson motorcycle, with sice car, cheap at $150 if taken right away. Call tm ce see Olaf Husted, Mills tel ‘Donse BRomers} DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS refer you to those who have bought, our used cars in the past. Good Values for Today— DODGE BROTHERS 1921 three passenger coupe; five good tires; is equipped with large Westinghouse shock ab- Sorbers; a good buy for ~-$500 1923 model business cou: a high hood; reconditioned ‘and has a number of extras --$850 1922 model touring, high hood, extra equipment, conslets of spotlight, front bumper and Spare tir vo new cord tires on the rear; completely over- hauled... an nn a --- $650 model screen com- ; in first class condi- has new battery ... 2: $42. FORDS 1921 touring, Starter, de- mountable rims, new top and side curtains; just from the pain shop; tires are good, $200 1921 model roadster, good condition; five tires, two but lightly used; hag Stromberg carburetor a $175 CHEVROLET 1923 mae Superior se, dan; has bumper and spare tire; in’ very good condition a Poe rwnwecwewensennrecena! $700 = Coliseum Motor Co. PEN SUNDAY Phone 726 7 P af ¢ Phone 9 st