Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 12

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JUDNGUARY HELD “ALL IMPORTANT wre Lilia ri Bar Association Hears Senaior Pepper Taik On Question. ir 4) PHILADELPHIA, July’ 9—Dis: : bor disputes meeting Bar as yg BOC nia Bar associatior tec Senator George Wharton Py emphasiz. ed the “growir erness of organ 2 ized labor toward the federal courts” i? and declared that under such a sys: , f government as prevails in this y the maintenance of well-r é versal confidence in the judictary 6: near! a t natio’ ts it not worth our while” be id to place else than upo! a federal jud burden of ing for ur legislative and exe . pm To maintain such ‘d we not cor the re in ¥ h the as {tutional system * i move and R and Ameri 4 zed labor M 1 and le; t Senator pper said that rm Britain picketing tant of recognized peacable a legitimate concomit ike and had trained the guns of al procedure u duct which threatens breach ME or invasion of private right 7 our British friends non con peace What thus domes Chips off the Old Block WR JUNIORS—Little Nis One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST: wechers’ Pharmacy | HOPE WE GET THE NOMINATION, OUR PLATFORM GOOD HOME, SANITATION our party Nomi nate us for office of plumber to your home, and your residence will continue to be a place where sanitary conditions will guarantee the wholesale healthfulness ’ of your far and urself, Just phore us when you n_ed us and we'll accept the nomination. SCHANK PLUMBING & HEATING CO. INC. . | 59 EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 7Ii oe FREE—Consultation, Charges 80 low as to be with and_ payments arr Consultation fre .m. to 1 p, m. D Hours, 9 e Get Men Only! DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE * SPECIALISTS FOR MEN COME AND BE CURED sure fa d@_to suit your cor enver Medical Institute the conference; today full, | tics | Join i ," he sald “we will seek to en: PHILADELPHIA, July 9.—A plea t lawyers of America “take > the people the true concep. onstitutional government” Robert E. Lee Saner, x., president of tie ation in address. 6 association’s annual conven- awyers are, or ought to be fa miliar with the constitution and the history of government as well” he said. “They ought to know the re sponsibility which rests upon them to impart this knov to the people privat ib > expression t, in political with the fifgh and | nc |r ernm or part or ought to con tion between the nation, and the signi din maintaining the independence and the equality of the three departments of government.’ — Here and There The hunting season will open soon Licenses for sale at, Richards and Cunningham Co. —Ad\ true eive, the do know about those Right now they are pulling off one of the biggest shows that has ver been Casper's privilege to at- tend. Every thing to delight those in attendance, and all for an en trance admission of sixty cents. Try it out and bring back the memories of the old days when the wheel spun 2 you prayed for your luck to break What you For a good time—the sky's the mit at Poverty Gulch SUR dos. I. Schwartz for watches. Blanche Kassis has returned from All kinds of typing and steno graphic work done by Miss Babb. Balcony Henning hotel.—Adv. A ton of fun for ow Poverty Gulch.”"—Ady. Patrons of the Kassis Dry Goods company will be pleased to hear that the Thursday Specials of former years will be started again by this store. Starting July 10th every Thursday will be Thrift Thursday. cents at For a complete line. of guns and ammunition, go to Richards and Cunningham's.—Adv. See the Bucilla finished models that are offered at half price at the Golden Rule.—Adv. “Whoop her up! Stim." We're all going to “Poverty Gulch.”—Adv. ‘When two trucks try to push each other off the street-watch for glass. This happened this morning with a light-delivery and a five-ton truck. The delivery ‘attempted to climb under or over the heavier truck. No luck et all—it stuck in the middle and proceeded to bury its*radiatar and headlights in the side of its heavier opponent. Some little excite- ment at Second and South Center this morning. Take your girl. Give her a chance to get that diamond ring at “Pov- erty Gulch.”—Ady. Mr. and Mrs. George Peck and visitors from Des Moines, Iowa, made a trip up Casper mountain last night. Five cents per bar was the pre- war price of good white laundry oap. You can buy it for 6c at Richards and Cunningham's now —Ady, This morning's group of distant visitors includgs cars from: Ohio, Arkansas, Oregon, and Michigan. Ice cream 10c a dish and a cool to eat at the Kopper Kettle ~Ady. pl Inn Do you crave fun? bucks of it at “Poverty Ady A word to motorists—keep hand on the wheel and your tf und five o'clock in the Insurance statistics show aceldents happen at that during any other period ‘our Bathing suits offered in a pleasing variety of colors for men, women children at the Golden Rule That Ridin’ Kid will be at “Pov. ry Gulch."—Ady. Where does the West r ys at begin? Col- no ticular place. 830 Eighteenth Street Dppostte Entrance to Postoffice fected with either acute or ¢ diseases, almple or compli- you can come to us know- t we have treated and cured ike your your disease is yet curable, n cure it, and you may be that our charge will be satis- qry and within your reach ral Debility, Weak Nerves, ia—results of exposure, grwork and other Violations of ws, dise of Bladder and per- COME IN AND TALK IT OVER Examination—FREE in the reach of eyen the poorest, venience am. to 8 p, m., Sundays, 10 Specialists for Men Only 830 18th St., opposite new Postoffice, Denver, Colo. 7 ap-| Glass of Virginia, given a tryout the {TUES TERRIBLE LONESOME Every locality in the country must remain changing and plastic. This weekly further says: “The West begins with a breed of hard-fisted mystics who are dreaming, and who at the same time mre keeping their feet upon the earth. Try Marinello Hair Dyes for re sults. Henning Marinello Shop. Henning hotel.—Adv. See Casper in the early days at “Poverty Gulch.""—Adv. A man in Chicago kicked because his second-hand car sounded like a tractor. A sage observor notes that he should feel happy because it did not sound like a second-hand car. Jos L. Schwartz for diamonds, Expert watch and jewelry repair- ing at Tripeny’s.—Adv. See Ben Transfer. fFhone 74.— Ady. ‘The Digest tells us, ‘‘The only pub: Uc role that interests the average politician is the public payroll.” P. and. G White Naptha soap is selling for bc per bar at Richards and Cunningham's.—Adv, George Eeiser is doing up Eastern points in fine style. A letter re- ceived by the Typewriter Exchange from George lets us know that Syra- cuse was his stamping-ground last week. A big lot of $5.00 and $6.50 hand bags are offered at $3.15 while they last. Richards and Cunningham Ady. See the days of “Deadwood Dick” at Poverty Gulch. —Adv. Girders for the new building on Center betwen First and Second have arrived and construction work will be begun immediately. Be sure to provide yourself with a hunting and fishing license. The game wardens are a hard boiled jot. For sale at Richards and Cunning. ham Co.—Ady. The Stuart Shop is showing a table of corsets at special prices that are worth investigating. —Ady, Glaring lions and toothshowing tigers rush toward us—from the sur- face of the many posters about town. The thrill that comes once in a life time awaits us once more—and for the “steenth" time Grandpa will shake off the fetters of age and join | little Willie in the mad rush for the | big tent. The Golden Rule ts showing popu lar greens and corals in Normand | Volles.—Adv | Talk about. crowds—the Heller Jessen combine should certainly know the meaning of the word after experiencing the rush of bargain- seeking customers for several days. Watch Taipeny’s windows for bar gains.—Ady. qualtt refrigerator— Polar King White, ap proved by good housekeeping. Enameled lining, side icing. A very limited supply in stock at only $26.55. The Gantt Hardware Co. Ady Stephen Dreher, proprietor of the Casper Cab company who left for Denver the early part of the week is expected to return to Casper to- morrow evening. Price on bathing sults at —Ady. Royal open stock are offered at 33 1-3 per Society package goods and When the “rénidiiiing McA Che Casper Dailp E€ridbune WITH MISTA AVERY AND WiKKa. cent discount. ningham Co.—Adv. J. EB. Cunningham, who is motor- ing to Los Angeles, passed through Casper on his way to that city. The best ice cream sodas in the city for 15c at the Kopper Kettle Inn.—Ady. I. F. Simons passed through Cas- per on his way to Edinburg, Ill. Mr. Simons is motoring from Los Angeles. Crystal neck beads tn all colors and lengths, Values, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 can be bought for $1.00 ~ at Richards and Cunningham's.—Ady. BEINGA ‘GOOD cPORT’ FATAL (Continued from Page One.) “stuck {t out! too long. He died at Walter Reed hospital Monday night, after four gallant rallies which had amazed tho physicians at his bed- side. Burr Tracy Ansell, a fellow stu- dent of Calvin at. Mercersburg academy, and one of the closes’ friends of the president's namesake, gave the writer a vivid word picture of Calvin Coolidge, Jr. He was one of the finest chaps T ever knew,” Ansell said. “He was all that a fellow;should be. But we never dreamed that the courage he had, the ability to take what was coming to him without, a word of complaint, would one day him his life. Cal, Jr, never had been strong. But he was a regular ‘he-boy’. You see, he was so tall—5 feet 11—and he only welghed 115 pounds, so it did not leave him much extra endur- ance. “Calvin was no athlete. He never, to my knowledge, tried out for an athletic team at school, never took part in any inter-class or inter- scholastic meet. Now and then, he went for a iong hike, or played a game of golf or tennis to keep fit, but he did it more for pleasure than for glory or the sake of competi- tion.” An earnest student, the younger Coolidge boy managed to keep at the head of his classes, ‘according to his school mate, being one of those “dependabte’ fellows on whom the professor might call when all the other students failed to answer a. question. “That does not mean go0dy-goody’.” young Ansell hast- ened to add, “he just Mked to. use his brain. But Ww! we liked best about -him.was his. sportsmanship. I've no doubt there were a lot of days when it would have been easy for the tall, thin ‘boy to tell the world he was tired or that his head ached teo much to do this or that. Other fellows did. He didn’t. He was always cheerful. “I rentember once when he hurt himself, how he laughed and forced himself to go about his work and play ‘as though {t had not happened. He wouldn't even tell me, though I knew the pain must have béen intense. “It was probably that spirit that made him keep quiet about his blister until it had become danger- ously infected, instead of baving someone care for it from the begin- ning. He would not have thought it manly to get excited over a bifster.” Probably the surest test of Cal- vin's disposition, and the one which most endeared him to his Mercers- burg friends, came when he returned to school Iast fal) as the son of the president. He took his place among he was a ee money wetkly, spare time, BARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG A FINE MCKLE TM INT “TORN THE WORLO UPSIDE Dow Te GET A HUNDRED AND FIFTY Bucks TOSETHER FOR SPARKY'S ENTRY FEE IN THE T GONt STAKES NEXT SATURDAY-- AND HE GoES AND GETS The HEEgste JeesiEs tL STor THs BUSINESS IF You Ger ON HIS BACK AND RUN HIM Dow THE ROAD -- Richards and Cun-|a lot of good, plain American boys, jsut as much one of them as if his father had not been elevated to the most exalted of public offices. ee For results try a Tribune Clas sified Ad. SERVICES OFFERED HARPER method; soft water sham- home Phone 28573. —————— “C” HUME, contractor for all kinds of building and repeiring. Phone Ly 2535. The price is right, ———— WANT to care for lawns or odd jobs. Phone 342-W. LE and bob curl complete $1; mani 50c; experienced 3 cure 50c; lenced op- Phone. erator. “686M. for. appoint. ment. 604 S.. Center. * ! secure. | UADY wants bundle washings, Call RO AD Liss THAN 20 CENTS. | for and-délivered. Phone 23065. Unes, advertising wilh be bocked “set lines’ irrespective of the number one any vertisemen: for more than ly. the an “value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after ‘nsertion. No republica- tion will be made mn the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of De ee eae Must be accompanfed check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instruetions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Dally Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE SS WANTED—A neat young gentle man to share room. Phone 200J. WANTED AT ONCE—Two good automobile mechenics, must’ be experienced, sober and willing to work, Wyoming Oldsmobile Co., 454 E. Yellowstone. WANTED—Men, women ang cheld- ren's hair cutting 40c. Shop un- der Grill Cafe and Henning Hotel. WANTED—Man to share. sleeping: room in modern private home, a working man preferred, $3 per week. 604 S. Center, Phone 636M. MEN—TAKE UP BARBER WORK. Means independence. A” good job waiting or your own business. Short courso completes. Catalog free. Write today. _MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 1229 17th. St., Denver. HELP WANTED—Female home addressing, mailing, music, circulars, send 10c {for music, infor- New England Music Co., Dept. 245, Hartford, mation. 234 Capen, Conn. — WANTHED—Middle aged woman to beip with housework in private family in- Garden Creek park sum Seven miles from Cas+ mer resort, or ck. Inquire room 10 Smith Bt woman wants small 1538R w YTED—Business Dusiness- woman house or rent room after 6. to share Call GIRL wanted for work. «Ph. 1955J. WANTED—Women to. paint. lamp shades for us.at home. Easy plea- gant. work, Whole or part time. Address Nileart Company, 8641, Ft. | Wayne, Ind. general house. co [USSR AteH NAG VOM NN W. V. JOHNSTON The carpenter for quick service. Phone 2767-wW. INGHAM BROS. Screens made and installed, screen doors, guaranteed not to sag; modern factory makes our Prices lowest. Phone 2384—Shops 1725 E. Second LOWEST prices on screens and mill- work. Screens installed, $1.75. It will pay you to get our prices. Ph.- 19853. WANTED—Bundle washings. Phone 2168W. CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs. prompt service. Work guar- anteed. Ph. 1860J. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES USED CARS We put them in first class condition. NOW IN STOCK ° 1 Cadillac Touring Type 57—Car in good shape. 1 Cole Eight Touring Sportosine Model—Car in extra good condition—a good looking car. 1 Buick Six Touring 23 6-45, in first-class shape. 1: Dodge Sedan "23 car in good shape, 5 new tires. 1 Dodge Touring ‘23, car in extra good shape. 1 Ford Sedan "24 in service only a few weeks lots of extras. 1 Ford Coupe ‘21, in falr shape. 1 Ford Roadster "23, in extra good shape. 1 Dodge Touring "21, In fair shape. 1 Maxwell Touring "21, in’ good shape. 1. Ford Touring *22, in good shape, Better cars—Better prices. It-will pay you to step here; our used car department always open. Casper Motor Co. 230 West Yellowstone, Phone 00 WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1924. POSITIONS WANTED YOUNG lady wants ical work of any kind. Phone 25725. : WANTE! by day 1D—Carpenter work or contract. Phone 1512J. WANTED—Housework; plain cook- ing or hour and day. Mrs, Harry ‘Walter, 613 S. Ash. MAN AND WIFE—First class cooks, want camp job. Box B-698, ‘Tribune. COMPETENT desires work. Has had several years experience nursing, Will sewing. 26123 and ask for Mrs. 8. WOMAN wants work in hotel or cafe, inquire at 431 S. Durbin rear. Sale—AUTOMOBILES (Donse Bromners DEALERS SELL’ S00D USED CARS For o r ma a, Consider wha the ; “Over Cars built cent still ”* Unmistakabl of long life! assurance of for ef e qt ; ceetie Cars. ¥ Good Values / for Today— DODGE BROTHERS 1923 Four-Passenger coupe. In first-class condition. Just from the paint shop, <A bar- gain ae ES 1922 Touring; high hood. Com- pletely overhauled. New cord tires ail around. A good $550 Roa ~ $450 1920 Touring. Hassler Shock Absorbers a! around, sun visor and spare tire — --$300 1919 Touring. Completely over hauled and repainted. Front bumper and platform spring in rar. 250 BUICKS 1920 Seven-passenger Touring. Tires practically new. West inghouse Shock Absorbers in ~ front and a new paint job $400 ‘Touring, 1921 tires Buick Six Good $350 SE 1921 Touring. Repainted ~..$300 FORDS 1923 Four-door sedan. Bumpers front an rear, mountain gear, motometer, spare tire and speedometer. Looks and runs ike new 1922 Coup Touring Roadster Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY G1 E, Fifth Phone 724 FOR SALE lot in. By Phone 903. FOR SALE. 3 Studebaker Spe- cia! Six touring car, good. condl- tion. Ca'l 2182NJ after 6 p. m. FOR SALE—Good used cars, all in food shape, prices’ reasonable. We sell carson commission. Brin: your car to us, we can get you-cash for it. Auto Exchange, 241 W. Yellowstone, 923 Ford .coupe, neville, price $300; $300, or cler-| FOR By Billey De Beck ui ARE You sure NONE Ge Your. FRIENDS SPILLED ANY GIN (8 THe OAT BIN? For Sale—AUTOMOBILES Just priced ae “Tu Sa quick sale. 340 W. Firat Phone 230M. FOUR P. ‘coupe in first class condition. 801 BH. -14¢th.. + let touring car. Al ition, bargain for cash. BALE—Two sets ef bedroom ic ‘fixtures, reasonable, 715°8. Grant. ae FOR Bidway ‘baby b new, good condition. one combi: cake griddle and waffle tron, * 1758 8, McKinley ‘or phone 2608J. after 5:30 p..m. FOR SALE—Wartrove to go tn'stz- it apace, panel doors, ideal. for small apartment, also table en@ alcove; Joe F. le. Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806W. - FOR SALE—Slightly used Western Electric cleaner, also seven if type A. B.C. washers; these are good buys and guaranteed. Casper Electric Co,, 119 E.. First. Phone 1993J. FOR SALE—Cheap, mulberry ma- hogany day bed, floor lamp, spin nett desk, gate leg table, chairs'and other household furnishings. 1527 East Second. Phone 1544W. pare cai isinie Mit 1 Rae FOR’ SALE—New Perfection three- burner blue chimney oil stove and {ive-gallon can, $7. 924% 8. Oak, ———————$<$—$<$——_ es, USED buffet, $16.50; Singer sewing machine, $13.60; rockers, $2.50 and up: bed, $3.00; springs, $2.00; ‘new mattress, $6.50;.,3-door ice boxes, $26.00; unfinished gate leg table, $7.00; kitchen ‘safe, $7,00; remnants of Armstrong linoleum at — $1.00, buff shades, 65c. Hunter-Goll Co., 241 W. Ist. Phone 2200. FOR SALE—Dining fraom’ table, good as. new, ~ Will sell “cheap. Phone 2024M: POR SALE—Leather duofold, 1321 Boxelder. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furni- Brooks 749. East Hy ° WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harne@ Furniture Co... 234 8. David. Phone 349. WANTED—Live fat hens by the case, address the Glenrock Hotel Glenrock, Wyo. J WANTED TO BUY—Three, -four or five-room modern houes, of or near paving, southeast side ‘eke fi Na Repeins ag location, and terms if any, in reply, P. Qu Box 392, be