Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 6

th 52343 adi PAGE SIX. | PERSONALS | (Continued from Page Three.) Laramie to attend homecoming at the state university. Mr. and Mrs. Covert will spend a short time in Cheyenne visiting with Mrs, Covert’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Patton. Mr. and Mrs. Schulte will visit with Mrs, Schulte'’s brother, Francis Dunn who is a student at the university. (ih ROT CITY BRIEFS ]||{ wreseseo S. IE. Miller arrived thia morning from Denver and will spend several days here on business. Mr. Miller is a guest at the Townsend, cee John W. Cortes, bank examiner is in Casper on business for a few days and is a guest at the Townsend. ee Joseph C. Jay is a Powder River visitor spending a few days in the city. eee J. A. Moller is attending to busi- affairs here for a few days from his home in Omaha. eee Ray Hainline and Thomas Orms- by are Salt Lake visitors spending a short time here. ees A. G. Louk, Dr. G. M. Anderson, state health officer, and B. J. Minort are Cheyenne visitors in the city. eee A. J, Fallon is an out of town bus- iness visitor here from Denver. eee H. T. Hopkins is attending to bus- iness affairs in Casper from Port- land, Ore. Ben Bragg, sheriff of Terry, Mont., {s a guest at the Henning. eee Sam Leyy of Denver is attending to business affairs here for a few dayy. R. W. Sole is a Thermopolis man for Laramie where he will be pres- who arrived last evening. B, C. Kimball and W. L. Paulsen, Soh revenue collectors are in Casper on business from Cheyenne. anges K. Woods who is in charge of the fuel department of the Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy railroad is in Casper on business from Denver and is a guest at the Henning. eee J. R. Miller spent Tuegday in Fort William B. Hazelmire teft last evening for Cheyenne to spend a short time on business. eee Casper people who visited for a short time in Lander this week in-] BARNESVILLE, Minn., Oct. 23. B. W: Handley of Denver of the|clude, C. A, Padgett, C. J. Fisher,]|—(By The Associated Press.)— H. Corbett Ice Cream company is here| Ray GArvih, E. A. Burnett, and J.|T. Upsahl ,instructor in the Barnes- on business having arrived this |L. Warren. ville high school who is to appear morning. cr eee before Judge Casver Berg in justice shes ¥F. C. Kerman of Denver is here|court Here néxt Saturday on charges Herman B. Gates, prominent Den-|on business having arrived last eve-|of assault in the second degree in ver of] man is in the city 2 guest at | ning. connection with his use of an ‘‘e’ec- the Henning. Bee tric chair” to punish unruly stu- AMR W. C. Hopkins is among the out-|dents, in his classes, continued at F. R. Fawcett of the Fire Stone | of-town business men here for a few|the head of the classes here today. Tire company is attending to busi-|days from Denver. No removal of the instructor or ness affairs here for a few days this change will be made, the school week from Denver. board announced, until the charges ith ahl ahd: SER IS Petes Infant Claimed at |are‘heara in court Saturday. J. P. Jewett, machine salesman is « According to N. By Han: . mem- See Sena eemasor Scene kay Evansville Homel|ter ot the scicol boara, the feeling * alstric of the school board and of the gen- W. P. Bard, district claim agent 1 blic is that U 1 I for the Chicago and Northwestern Seg) pune ge peal, caer aie railroad {i % The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.|made a mistake through an attempt road is attending to business af _ faire here. Clarence Link of Evansville, died at|to scare the boys." However, it was the family home at 3 o'clock this} said, a thorough examination wifl morning. __ | be conducted and Upsahl will be-pun- Interment was made this after-| ished as facts warrant. noon in Highland cemetery. “There is‘no cause for such ex- Oscar Hedemann of South Camp is in Casper visiting with friends. 2 ee M. W. Woodward of the Warren construction company is here on Business f-orp Baeriaea. A. E. Chandler For Councilman eee Al Taylor spent yesterday here }. from Lavoye. eee ‘W. R. Barrett is among the Mid- west visitors spending a few days here. es ee Elmer Martin and Donald Sayer are visiting with friends here from Lavoye. eee Clis&5d Johnson, formerly a resi- dent of Cr® er, returned to the city this morning from Genoa, Neb., where he has been spending the last year. After leaving Wyoming Mr. Johnson attended school for some time at the Colorado School of Mines t oe m and at the Oklahoma unt- rity. A. J. Mokler has returned from Chicago where he spent several weeks having the history of the Ma- sonic lodge of Wyoming printed. ese J. D. Richie has returned-to Fort Collins after spending several days here on busine: G. H. Cook of Lander is here for & few days on business, ees Eugene P. Martin left last evening Try This For Swollen Glands People who have enlarged glands ought to know that by freely apply- ing Emerald Oil daily the gland can be brought to a head and all the germs and poisonous socretions dis- charged and destroyed. Furthermore the opening will heal surely and speedily and without leaving an unsightly scar. People who desire this treatment should se- cure a two-onuce original bottle of Emerald OM! (full strength) and use ae as directed. It is a very concentrated A. E. Chandler of 725 South Durbin street; candidate aration and @ small quantity i ‘Third ward, is the ow 5 oprorers Rona Alone ataie uote for councilman from the is the owner of Cas. to reduce swollen veins and dissolves | Per’s finest filling station, located at the corner of Second goitre.—Advertisement. and Park streets. : Mr. Chandler, who is running on the Casper ticket with H. H. Brown from Ward 1 and Neil Thomas from Ward 2, pla alla haa is a large property owner, almost all of which‘is in Ward 3. Us Fo ' He has been a resident of Casper and in business here for ten years, is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Kiwanis Club, and has been active in the growth of the city in the last decade. “T am under no obligation to any paving trust,” says Mr. Chandler, “nor am I aligned with any contractor. If elected I will try to serve my constituents to the best of my ability and will always have in view the best interests of the people in my own ward.” i “T am a firm believer in Wyoming products. Anything that is grown or manufactured here will get my support. If we can buy Casper and Wyoming articles we are keep- ing Wyoming money in Casper and Wyoming where it ~ belongs.”’ —Polltiggl“Advertisement GEBO COAL. NATRONA TRANSFER STORAGE AND FUEL_CO'S COAL QUARTETTE PHONt, 839 8.0 BUXS7I | tlon ‘on#Miss« Truly Shattuck, 56 Cf trary, it says, eight of the harvester it crema. | INSTRUCTOR-INVENTOR WHO - (czisssciiccmcsere| sana eae é 5: fendant “company’s percentage of| *Y years ago, has reduced her Coll business PUNISHED PUPILS ik the total business actually increased | Welsht from Anse 188 A ingle Collins on bu: poets) ‘ 5 {n 1922—the last selling season un- curanen a 62-Inch waist line to der the test period which was estab-| 34 SOONG, to surgeons of a STILL CONDUCTING CLASSES Of the verults of the. consent decree MBuperttous ea bee pia “1 of the results of the consent decree pounds, was removed, they said. tid ae adie COURT RULING |ANOTHER HATFIELD KILLED IN IN HARVESTER |Foe RIVES Fac BWR SOUTR log “belong to the Oa . 4 nee whan it te at the heels of his Doheny and his son had- accounts Complete Dissolution of aoe eee i mt serloue ancoun.| Over the objection of defen . ter between the two factions, over} counsel, Mr. Pomerene drew from : T st Demanded mm 40 persons bit the dust. the witness a description of how i Alex Hatfield, reported killed to-| ©. L, Boheny, Jr., had notified him on November 30, 1921, that he would . * ni y, jesse Hatfield, r' New Brief Gat! the latter, te 1s; understood, has | call that day to’ draw $100,000; how tired of the constant “turmoil and | ‘his $100,000 in currency was turn- ed over to the younger Doheny in ST. PAUL, Minn» Oct. 23— Came West to escape further trouble | conference room of Bidir and ‘Effective dissolution’ of the Inter- : Senn the ineatate reeiney :Ombany, and how Doheny “put it of the Tug river battle ground. na little "black satchel, a sort of chinery business is sought by At- — overnight traveling bag. "a brief filed pai cca hita: ve Es A ibe behalf tn federal ‘court here SALT GREEK DRILLER > C.F, Jackson is visiting with today by the United States attorney 7 4 in proceedings supplemental to the triends in Colorado for a few days consent decree in dissolution entered former postmaste: ME SUDDENLY in_the same court in 1918. a = waving motored down Tuesday. . Stone contends that greater ao eae COULD NOT WALI machinery rade should be afforded. Samuel 8. Riggins, 41 years old The consent decree did not go far and a driller in the’ employ of the enough, he said, demanding that P ldwest Oli company and other com- tion be taken to give “proper pro- les in the Salt Creek field. for a tection to the farmers and land . the last two and a half years, ted Bad Caseof Woman’sIliness Rem- owners who are dependent upon suddenly last night at Midwest from 2, agricultural machinery and imple-|,, nother version of the origin of | cy onic heart trouble. bara ds tay — s obtainable at reasonable Wen EEC eee ‘The body is being held at the Shatf- “One of two things ought to be done,” the attorney general suggests. “Either the great judges who de- : cided this case ought to be reversed ; wie, 6G upon the ground that thes decision | 69 Pounds of | are dissolution should be de- : F ‘at Re vi 1 Se UTTLE BLACK iy 4 “any substantial competition,” the \ 5 any ubetantial competition.” sel) By Operation which ended 18 months after the + declaration of peace. On the con-| , CHICAGO, Oct. 23—An opera- field, member of the Hatfield clan, | for.#y funeral chapel pending word)” "st. Louis, Mo-="T bad such a bad if from his only near surviving rela- Who took up his residence in Cas-| tice. a sister, Miss Jenny Hunsinger | cage 0 that I could of Greenville, 8. C. business in that time and the de-| 224 musical comedy star of twen- Doheny Lease Hearing ts to Take Up Charges _ | bopk wes.thrown stm door, and that under peace time conditions. “That the International Harvester mpany is in combination in re- - Made in Senate citement as prevailed yesterday over | sfaint of trade and a monopoly in MAS L ER IS Upsahl's mistake," said Mr. Hanson. violgtion of the Sherman law,” the le a LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 23.— { was a prank apparently with n°} ret aserts, “is conclusively estalt The detailed movements of the so- Sood ec Tie cant pas o.Xely | lished by. the decision and decree of called “little black satche! which | ffo ap a Tne ef ahead a Pa the court which ‘stands unreservéd a 7 .t figured prominently in the senate the chetr are all playing around to-| and unmodified,’ i 3 Jott investigation last winter «were day. My own boy was in the chair) Citing the Sherman, Clayton, Wil- to be reviewed .at teday!'s session countrywide canvas but is uninjured. son, Federal Trade Commission and I of the federal court trial of the | 2£ Purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham Upsahi is out on. bonds of $2,000.] Panama Canal acts, the brief con- aovdenstanPa CHO. to. cndoa Orne Vegetable Gompound, 98 out of every His arrest came last Saturday on | tinued: ietitmel@ca VASTOll' tesecos..leaace ant 100 report they were benefited by its aa eo rene ahaemmeeen. Fall:| “It is very clear that congress ed to Doheny interests by former | Un oneale by druggists everywhere. road’ worker’ who charge: tt Up-| has never departed from the policy ? ertor bed sh! placed hfs son, Barl, in the Re of competition first ordained by the| Mrs: E. fs Conder, 54 wears, Perens cock ia eioe Alberc > VOTE FOR tric chair” and applied such a high| Sherman act and since reiterated ¢ S © voltage that the boy‘has holes in the | and reattirmed, Not only has con-| {re Casper Hiectrle company, died} Whether minute and comprehen! Herbert L, Kennedy chit. of tach ag wrlioh look Uke | gross, pureed an unswerving course! pneumonia. alloged to have een placed in thej|. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR oun im a sharp instru,} but supreme..cal at . . ‘Acdording the ct , | times given full effect to the polley The body'ts- being held st the Shaf- | satchel and carried to Fall by. E.. Li: Republican Ticket” $id chapel and will be taken to} Doheny, Jr.,, woud substantiate ts Upsah! contrived the “electric chair” | thus established.”* De Tati patie “ = | November 4, along with other ‘eperiments" and eps tome En ne Spm] cameasns maverninents :eharebtaas peat tater found. it) “useful an altene: “ interment there. the payment of this money was part of punishment. ! x “6 FHS ATO ta Wyoming line, of $1,500 in cash, to- it day were reported fleeing in an auto- mob! in the direction of Pocatello with a posse in pursuit. News of ithe robbery and chase reached the sheriff's office here t' morning. Millions: Taken from | nev. thomas R cures, Lasee, Mies Trust Fund to Aid | ithotc'"rura! “Lite conterence at a BR the annual convention here today. Reorganization ana Gal ae WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—An or. der of the Interstate Commerce NEW YORK, Oct. 23—Edwin|Commission restricting and regulat- Gould, testifying today in the $82,-|{ng the distribution to coal mines 000,000 accounting suit of the estate | of privately owned cars and cars for of his father Jay Gould, admitted | raflrodd fuel, which was to have be- under questioning that $7,500,000 of | come effective November 1, today the trust money was dumped into|Was postponed by the commission the Colorado Fuel and Iron company | until December 15. to aid John D. Rockefeller in the rehabilitation and reorganization of that enterprise. Mr. Gould is an F 4 executor and trustee of the estate. a“ " : It was necessary, he admitted, for DIAMOND DYE” IT ‘ the Gould estate to sell a large num- . ber of the best bonds and securities it held in order to enter the deal and A BEAUTIFUL COLOR at the present time the only thing k is good tonight— the estate’ has to show for the §7,- But hue aie 500,000 is the bonds of the Colorado there’ no dance m Industrial Company and the common q s MUSIC ON . « stock of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. “I saw great advantage to the : Just “dip in cold ~ __ so let’s play the phonograph!” Gould railroad lines and Y thought | fe : water to tint soft, 5 the investmeht no more hazardous delicate shades, or} - HAT an amasingty versatile in- Today thousands are than any other business,” he replied ean one ech Reyes lad Brunswick Radiolais! cal thrill from their ec cee to questions. E colors. First superlative range, Mr. Gould also was questioned in Bach 15-cont pack- and highly yet simple. Then at tS new form of entertainment offers regard to a $25,000,000 bond issue in age contains di- which he underwrote $9,000,000. He rections so simple said that he apportioned $6,400,000 any woman can among his friends, The trust estate| dye or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, paid $751,110. He admitted that ho| Skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stock- received $65,000 commission, ers, draperies, coverings, oe Ape rag pie ick—the ™ore than either radio or phonograph. staph of highest musical achieve. And it gives to radio that super-excellence Langs “ of reproduction that Brunswick has made “We got Cuba last " he band was famous in Phonographic music. playing “La Paloma.’ Then we played the Decide now to come to’our store for a record sheds y ae was Dod interest- demonstration of Brunswick Radiola. It ‘ ORS will amaze and intercst you, - kind—and tell your druggist whether = the material you wish to color is . i ‘wool or silk, or whether it is linen, : . Th (4 TAKES ST, AND cotton, or mixed goods—Adv, i CAR STORA IN OIL SUIT) “roewnres” | Chas. E. Wells Music Go. LOS ANGELES, Calif,, Oct. 28.— LIBERTY GARAGE 232 Fak BS Hone of the Chickering’ Mra. E. L. Doheny, wife of the oll || 428'S, Elm St. Phone 983 at 2nd CASPER es ~ magnate, called to the stand today . Phone 194 ™~ by the government in its sult for the and Lavoye cancellation of contracts and leases| (JUDGE) JOHN M. HENCH. in the Elk Hills naval reserve, teatie| °° ie HENCH. fied the missing signature torn from | Candidate for Justice of the Peace, the promissory note for $100,000 was! second Precinct, all t te in the possession of Frank J. Hogan,| ~~" 4 bad ° counsel for the ol! magna! fouth of Chicago and Northwestern E. L. Deheny, Sr., and his son, EB. riad {i 2 r L. Doheny, Jr. when called to the | 7" Bey a) es witness stand, both, made formal | Practice of law in Casper and Ther- statements refusing to testify on the ry ground that any evidence they "Sa San a hae Se bbargees seIn gt might give might be used against] KENWOOD. For reputation as to them in the trials pending following t their indictments in Washington, D, Oi Remember —Brrvick now offers the choice of two 'su- wick Phonograph alone without radio, and the Brunswick Radiola, which is a Phonograph and a radio in'one. ‘The Sign of Musical Prestige e PHONOGRAPHS - RECORDS - RADIOLAS honesty and ability ask any old tim- erin Casper. G7 xe S76)