Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. TREE PLANTING IN CASPER 10 BREAK RECORD Lions Club Encourag- ing Observance of Arbor Day. Progress made in encouraging wice observance here of Arbor day by the panting of trees and shrubs was reported to the Lions club Jast night by committees working on the t tree planting campaign in s history. With co-operation ming from eyery source, or; ders being placed with nursery com- pany representatives reflect assur- ance of unusual activity toward beautifully the city. In a letter ad- dressed to ministers by C. K. gecretary of the club and the attention of every congregation in the city, A meeting of the committee with Frank Julien, city park commis- sioner. will be held this week. ‘The Casper Chamber of Commerce will assume. the responsibility for repairing and maintaining lights on the Platte river bridge just west of the city, Few of these lights sre now functioning, due to the work of vandals in breaking both globes and standards. Steps will be taken to apprehend and@ prosecute those guilty of the destruction. The Casper club ia assured of rep- resentution at the Lions internat- fonal at Omaha thro action night in voting an as- CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 10.—In the 9th Army Corps area, which in- cludes Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Ne- vada, California, Oregon and Wash- ington, there aro 700 known an- archists, 7,500 known communists, 27,000 syndicalists and 70,000 social- ists, according to Colonel Edgar A. Symire, United States army, who {s in charge of National Guard units in the area. Colonel Symire made the statement, while addressing the Ro- tary club, in emphasizing the fact CITY BRIEFS taken last ment of $5 on each member to defray partially the expenses of several delegates. Drawing for one delegate will be held at alternate meetings during the next 11 weeks At least six from the Casper club will be in attendance at the conven. tion, it is believed. pee 06. oot > Mrs. B. Cashner of Cheyenne fs spending some time in the city with her daughter. ——— Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Allen are spending a short time in the city T. F. Willams is among the Mid- west visitors spendinc a few da: in the city this wee! “7. Cc. W. Framis, representative of the Wilson Paper company of Chi- cago, spent yesterday here on bus iness. L. G. McMurray arrived yesterday this week visiting with friends from their home at Lavoye. (Tea. lover of green tea full. cantile Company, 16th and Wynkoop Streets, Denver, Colorado. INTRODUCTORY PACKAGE FREE Write for trial package offered below ROM the tea-bushes of the fa- mous Kawane comes Solitaire Uncolored Japan It is known to tea experts the world To introduce this delicious drink to a forever. We have many friends for Solitaire ‘Tea, but want more, so we offer you a sample of Solitaire Uncolored Japan Tea free of L. 8. charge—enough to make a hundred teacups Please enclose four cents in stamps to cover the cost of mailing. from Sunburst,\ Mont, and will spend some time here on business, se. B, Lewis is a Thermopolis visitor spending a few days in the city. se. B. C. Anderson and R. D. Fergu- sow are Salt Creek visitors spending a short time here on business. «ee Edward Wade is a Loveland, Colo., business man spending several days in the city. se. J. J. Beck arrived yesterday from Elk Basin and will spend several days here. o2- Sheridan is represented here today by James Butcher. ‘ eee S. C. Stansard, George Bradley, Frank L. Dixon and O. E. Lindworth are among the out of town business men who arrived in the city this morning from Denver. the 100-cup O. Bodinson is attending to busi. ness affairs and visiting with friends here for a few days from his home in Minneapolis. eee B. Hexter of Cleveland is an out of town business caller spending a few days in the city this week. oe district in Japan Ralph W, Bell of the Continental Supply company came up this morn- oy : ing from Denver and expects to over for its most excellent quality. The pend bbYaral favre: hece Ga hahaa most popular green tea. see H. W. Smiely arrived this morn- ing on a short business trip from Rawlins, eee 8. F. Wilbur is a San Francisco man spending a few days here on business having arrived yesterday, cee is to make a friend Hill is here on business to- day from Billings. * ee M. W. Woodward arrived today from Spokane and intends to spend a short time here «transacting busl- ness affairs. The Morey Mer- Milton Adler is ‘here on business for the day from Rochester, N. Y¥. cae W. D. Allely of the Wyoming Building and Loan association ts in Denver on business, eee Harry L. Black, representative of the Wyoming Oldsmobile company, has been called to Cody, Wyo., and will not be back for several day Che Casper Darip chairman of one of the Arbor day committees, request has been made that the movement be*brought to that there are in the 8th Corps area only about 13,000 soldiers of the reg- ular army and about 12,000 National Guardsame: Wyoming's National Guard, Col- onel Symire stated, is only 42 per cent of its quota strength, no other State in the 9th Corps area, except Washington, having so low a per- centage. The Wyoming guardsmen, the Colonel added, are extraordinar!- ly well trained civilian soldiers. He urged the Rotary club to urge young men to join the National Guard. Mrs. James Perry came in today from Salt Creek and will spend sev- Cripune nia on a charge of complicity in a sensational jewelry theft, is being held here after receipt of a tele- graphic description from Los Angeles, The suspect was arrested yester- day when he attempted to sell to Sheriff L. W. Rogers a valuable ring which {sg thought to be a part of $200,000 Loy Angeles robbers obtain- ed from the Providence Loan As- sociation there 1 tis eas nacht Taaliatsl rs EW TAX Gill REPORTED 10 SENATE TODAY eral Gays here visiting with friends. . . Mrs, Harold Delaney {s the guest of friends here for a short time this week from Salt Creek, cise Miss Evelyn D. Murray ts spend- ing the day here from Salt Creek visiting with friends and shopping. es Mrs. W. A. Millan of Colorado Springs is visiting here with .rela- tives having arrived last evening. ALLAN FLOYD, FORMER SECRETARY OF UTILITY BOARD IES SUDDENLY SHERIDAN, Wyo., April 10.—Al- lan Floyd, finance commissioner of the city of Sheridan, died early this morning after a week's illness. Mr. Floyd was born in Las Ani- mas, Colorado, and came to Sherl- n 26 years ago. For a time he was employed by the Burlington railroad and in 1910 was elected county clerk of Sheridan county. He was appointed secretary of the Wyo- ming public service commission in 1915, He was elected .city commis- stoner of finance here in 1921 and re-elected last fall, His funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mayor J. F. Kirkpatrick and the other, member of the elty council A MacCarty, are expected to agree soon on a candidate to take the commissionership, the present term of which will expire January 1, 1926: Es SUSPECT HELD FOR ROBBERY Democratic Substitute Also Introduced for Consideration. WASHINGTON, Apri 10.—The new revenue bill was presented to the senate today by Chairman Smoot of the Finance Committee with the statement that it would be called up next Wednesday for consideration. WASHINGTON. April 10, — A Democratic substitute for the Mel. Jon income tax rates in the adminis. tration revenue bill, was presented to the senate today by Senator Sim. mons, North Carolina, ranking Democrat on the finance committee. The fates proposed are sub- stantially lower in the smaller in- come brackets than those approved by the committee and are about on a parity with the rates in the Long- worth compromise which the house approved and the finance com mittee rejected. SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS LONDON—The house of commons unanimously passed the second reading of the bill to ratify the treaty of Lausanne, NEW YORK — Marquis Liugi Curcl, first husband of Ametita Gal- -Curct the opera singer died in Rome, despatches said. AMARILLO, Texas—William G. McAdoo opened his Texas campaign JESSUP, Georgia, April 10. A man believed by local authorities to be Jim Blanton, wanted jn Califor. INSIST ~Get —the wholesome Spread for Bread Charter No. 11683 Reserve District No. 10 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Citizens National Bank ON SALE IN THESE STORES: Albin Brothers, No. 1 Albin Brothers, No. 2. Blue Front Grocery P. a. W. A wn Market and Grocery Capitol Grocery and Market. Central Grocery and Market neery Co. jrocery and Market and Market P. Mellas Grocery and Market At Casper in the State of Wyoming, at the close of business on March Bist, 19124 Noyes Grocery and Market No. 1 RESOURCES Noyes Gi: ’ ‘oy | Loans and discounts .. $ 688,196.87 Pag Wr iegly eony and Market | Gverdratts, unsecured % 1,538.09 Pickards Grocery U. 8. Government securities’ owned: Rosenthal and Shelquist Deposited to secure circulation (U. 8, bonds Starks very and Market par value) .. Sa Th. peel ENS + 100,000.00 ° Service G: All other United States government securit 61,287.72 161,287.72 Small’s Other bonds, stocks, securitie ete. . 70,739.79 White's Grocery Furniture and fixtures Wholesale Supply Co. Real estate owned other than banking hot - 13,887.75 19,440.24 me z Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank.... 109.16 = Hin Cash tn vault and amount due from national banks 102.74 r Amounts due from State banks, bankers and trust companies in the United State: 5,751.64 Exchange for clearing house ........+4+ 22,985.94 Miscellaneous cash item 471.68 opportunity to purchase really lower than your PAU AN INVITATION TO ees: EVERYONE You are respectfully invited to attend the series of Studies and Discussions, as arranged by the yer Trades Assembly with the Minort, every evening at 8 o'clock for all this week, To be given in Labor Temple, North Wolcott street. Lectures EVERY ONE IS INVITED—ADMISSION FREE be presented, as well ; “DOES CASPER WANT THE STATE LABOR COLLEGE?” A TINY MESSAGE BUT AN IMPORTANT ONE You have two more days in wh se HIGH GRADE JEWELRY at prices expectations. fi opened for the last time SATURDAY, APRIL 12. BUY NOW AND SAVE . HUBER, JEWELER Education y as acknowledged and it relationship to Capital, Societ; the proposition: of reporting bank Redemption fund due from U h to take advantage of an TOTAL Tels More wil Be Tl cotta: stock, paid in’. Surplus fund .... Undivided profits, less and taxes paid . : Circulating notes out nding Certified checks outstanding . Cashier checks on own bank outstan State, county or other muni pledge of agsets of this t of deposit Other time deposits ..,, ni or TOTAL State of W: LR cribed and sworn to ub: before ssistance of Rev, Correct—Attest c. Vv. NORRIS M. J. BURKE FRED W. COTTMAN, Published April 10th, 1 and the Rights of responsibilities in its State and Church, will really lower than your opened for the las BUY NOW Checks on banks located outside of city or town ze Individual deposits subject to check . 4 Certificates of deposit due yn lees than thirty days al depoaits, s ROBERT My commission expires Dec, A TINY MESSAGE BUT AN IMPORTANT ONE You have two more days in which to take advantage of an opportunity to purchase HIGH GRADE JEWELRY at expectations. time SATURDAY, APRIL 12, PAUL HUBER, JEWELER 212.46 268,233.62 5,000.00 $1 24.08 $ 100,009.00 3,000.00 . 5,760.78 sure 1,097,568.30 $1,228,324.08 ed bank do solemnly swear ¢ is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. R. SCHLUBTER, Cashier, th day of April, BRAND, Notar me_thi Public. 18th, 19: prices This will be store AND SAVE for the Demveratic presidential nomination with the promise he would “drive the crooks out of Washington and put them in jail.” LONDON — London newspapers treated the reparation experts’ re- port as providing a new business Uke basis for future arrangement of the reparation problem. * _ THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 192, foreign minister of the Free State| accorded the same immigration announced in the Da\! Eireann that| treatment as other nationalities ;, he hoped within a month to have|the pending legislation before con. an Irish representative at Washing-| gress ,the Honolulu chamber o; ton. commerce resolved. BRUSSELS—Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, spending a brief sojourn in the Belgian capital told of dif. dicultfes surmounted in preparation of the reparation experts’ report. — HONOLULU—Japanem should be! 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