Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 19

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1924. ~ LOS ANGELES TAKES LEAD FOR | TAKE PLACE IN CITY LIMITS ——_ stripped. of all his clothing except his © expensive undergarments and 1.—This | then put to death by the well knowm city, which boasts twenty morej hineseJapancse method of placing a at their ears and thus the | disseminatii is election information | wh sets are not sufficiently se-| tary. Square miles of incorporated terri-|silken cord about his neck and jJocal" meetings have not been’ 80 | report there haajbeen no appreciable | ‘ective to tune out the interference. ent falling off in orders for election serv-| Seéretary Hoover, of the department : ice, Some of ‘the: radio-stations will|of commerce, has complained that jbe dependent upon telegraph and/this lack of selectivity in the great telephone lines for the assembling of | majority of sets how in use, is one the material which they will broad-Jof the greatest problems that con- be | cast. Radio returns will be more in|fronts him, seriously limiting the rom Mr. Cool-' the nature of an experiment, but the! utility of the alf. tory than New York and, therefore, slowly strangling him to death. uccording to tho local chimber of| Whether, slain man was the commerce yiewpoint, is bigger than| victim of tl summary justice of America’s premier city, can also} some Jealous husband or of just an boast superiority in a couple of} ordinary murder plot yet are mat- other lines than that of great open} ters of theory. Indications are that r. Flat rate prices, uniform, mod-|to rob election night of its tradi-| House will’ be able’to “listen. in” on ern tool and general equipment, | ional picturesque features. There | his own ‘fate. Heretofore, the. presi- constitute some of the big move-| will be the usual great crowds about |dents and ‘the’ candidates. for that ments that have been emphasized|the newspaper bul'etin boards and|high office ‘haveyhad fo.sit by«and It has more mysterious murders] others in. the unsolved death by Into @ bay to save his life. und unexplained deaths of uniden-| Violence list which it not a subject mobile fatalities this year may ex-| Los Angeles can compete with New r} ° sake ssn a doo" *| Stat eee mice" "1 Tuesday's Election to \ Phe finding of a mysteriously : e : ; wlain man of ovident prosperity in ogan Park with a silken cord tied ar. nciusion 0 " e brought to light the fact that since ; : srw the first of the current year 28 un- Rin violent deaths in Los Angeles and { that in the same interval there have : i ach own deen 51 murders which the authori- 7 By pobner. v. rag electrio Vaectgerageepid i -ghioagraadad ylom never have been able to solve.| One of the most noticeable tena-| (Copyright, 192 ek est ws 330 automobile fatalities, approxi r tive ladustr: Tuesday's grand quadrennial . po'lt!- : mately halt of them ‘pedestrians, | peen seukiaireas ntten hs ai motor|cal rumpus wil bp America’s first BY wireless. tt will’be. the national see re at, Mill pass the 400 mark.| and tke efforts many of the com-|have the clection returns brought |élection returns through the, throb- Some few of the 28 unidentified panies are making to help their deal- | direct to thelr homes than ever be-|bing ether. a here since last January 1 have been possible way. Yet the radio is not to be permitted [president sitting in’ the White suicides. The greater proportion, Killed in accidents. Five of the unidentified dead have been bandits pue Police, a fact which attests the | cient, and reliable for the -general| many cities there will be red fires [ten out bir ecpoctally. trained ope: bravery and marksmanship of the public, and bonfires and skyrockets andjators sittting‘iat “telegraph © wi spaces, this will be tabulated along with Duried to death, and another tified persons. Also {ts tally of auto-| for local pride, at least shows that couple of dozan. porated square miles. > tightly about his throat nas just e Ad a ett tm"ice eee, | CHEVROLET GOMPANY First Radio Cam In the same period there have been encies during the inst year and a| WASHINGTON, Nev. 1, — Next with ‘present indications that the| car companies on “dealers’ wervice” | real radio election. More people will [fist great test of. getting persons meeting with violent deathe| ora in service work in every | fore in all history. For the ‘first time “tny history, however, have been murdered or or burglars slain in gun battles with }tately to make service more. efft|the usual marching throngs. In|read the “litt:e’ slips: of \ paper} writ- Los Angeles minions of the laws. Along the lines of service educa: | “= — Five of the same list of unidentified tion, the Chevrolet Motor cOmpany dead have been babies or small chil-| has a system of service schools dren, all of them victims of foul] where the proper use of tools and . : play. Clues never have been found] equipment is taught in addition to Give the | ax a ers to their slayers, general shop management, shop op- A ” In addition to its long list of un-} eration and flat rate service. solved murders, Los Angeles has| seven schools are established, one gists several hang-over .slayingS ‘of sen-| tn each of the ‘seven manufacturing a ance: pinks sational interest from previous} zones. The schools are established J years. The murderers of "William | in Flint, Mich., Janesville, Wis., St. i : : Desmond ‘Taylor never have been | Louis, Mo., Cincinnati, O., Buffalo, apjrehended; neither have the kill-| N. Y., TarrytSwn, N. Y., and Oak. : , ers of Earle Remington, scion of a] land, Cal. Wealthy eastern family, who appar- Each school period lasts for five “ ently was shot to death by boot-| days. Each school has two instruc- leggers. It is a statistical truth in| tors. Each member in the school is the development of great cities that| given special and general class. in- the steadily increasing number of b> morgue cases fs irrefutable evidence of a Inunie!pality’s rapid growth, struction in every phase of repair, Which includes the complete bulld- On the score of automobile deaths, murders ani other fatalities already ing of a motor, testing it and tear- ing it down. The use of the proper tools for every. operation is empha- ated here this. year, Los An- is growing . by leaps -and t, one of the excuses Record of Council Proceedings Oct. -27,.1924: Moved by Pelton (Economy Ticket), seconded, by Whisenhunt (Economy Ticket), to let contract for lighting District No. 3 to Electric Supply &, Construc- tion Company for $18,472.55, the -same~ being $1,045:79 HIGHER than combined’ sectional-bids as called for, /~ ; “S sized. Examinations are given when the members enter the school and again upon leaving. The Chevrolet company has the ly recorded this year] dealers themselves attend these || “+, 0 are i e i cs is that the victims are mostly gew-| schools and later members of each C im The F ur catrers from farming communities | dealer's service department. H PD 8 ig of the east ond middle west who are ee, Elec. Sup. & Casper ~~’ Wyo: Elec. set Const.Co. ‘° Sup. Co. - Sup. Co, Se rae wae 4bi2.40 + $6,113.06... *$4;471,75 Settion "B_ 970.00 5,012.45. * 4,484.60 270.40 * » 269.84 . * 7,952.75 Bader, ‘ Ei... 400.00 > 290.00 Total —___= $18,472.55. - Se heats Combined bids aie Bivona marked * __$17,426.79. as. contracts should have been given_$ 1,045.76. TOTAL LOST to'taxpayers in one night by economists. Sixty per cent of Indla’s annual sonsumption of 470 So. serious has the . automobile }.of petroleum products fatallty. become. however,- that “au-} (produ See FS thorities are making every driver Dass “an -examjnation: by. psycho-| analysts and mental experts and in. which 40 per cent of the city’s “finest” failed to grade above the mentality ‘of an Il-year-old child when tried on them. : All drivers are required to qualify in ‘full adult mentality tests andj] Candidate for Re-election driver’s cards will be issued oniy to those who can qualify, On the Democratic Ticket ‘The city’s latest murder mystery, FOR iike many others which have oc- curred, involves several such bat-|| COUNTY SURVEYOR fling points that probably never will be solved. Apparently the man was near middle age and in the best of health. He was taken to a lonely spot in_one of the city’s par lar with traffic conditions /* “248,00 eer tevortt Paid for by Casper Taxpayers who don’t care for = this stuff. its General Election, Nov. 4th ” —Po'itical_Advertisement 4 "4 Political Advertisement. ’ Fred W. Hufsmith, candidate on the Taxpa; vers’ ticket for member of Council from the Second Ward, haxhgainead 1 men of the city, who has made a success, accumulated roperty and in consequence pays into the public treasury a conelderable tax. He is in every way trustworthy as an administrator of pub- lic business. He is favorable to all necessary public dmprove- ments and willing. to undertake them. as fast’ as the taopeyers, themselves: show\a willingness to prerics the money; but-he does: not believe that improvements should be .crowde upon’ reluct- ant taxpayers. He stands for. intelligent economy:in all enta of ‘the my administration, A budget, meagre gay Teeter it with respect to income, outgo and surplus for emergencies. .. Hufsmith is extreme toward local indus-, tries wad products, and will ae the te their use in the public works’ on a strictly competitive basis. “ : The candidate believes that co-operation with constituents obtains the besi: results in solving proposals affecting the public welfare, not otily in the ward represented but throughout the city. He takes the view that the city council is, in the last analysis, but the clearing house of the people's will, We believe that the election of Mr. Hufsmith will into city affairs a useful end industrious member, a keen - ness mind, and an influence wholly for the public good. The undersigned Id therefore id advise his 97 tion by the eee. of the Second Ward, having due regard ‘on and casting no reflection Wiener upon any, other candidate. People of Natrona County I will deeply appreciate your support on November 4th. Respectfully yours Mrs. Mabelle Fiedler Republican Nominee for CLERK OF COURT This advertisement paid for by friends‘ of Mr. Hufsmith. *: Political Advertisement. —Political Advertisement. a ae ae have the. executive radio set. tuned in for-all the news thats’ flying through the air, be it foul or fair. be Casver Sunda Ecibunc All of these usual appurtenances of |idge or Mr. Davis or old BatUhis election night will! be running full |.Bob from the west. Jotase at the White Mouse from dusk ————— meme [of ‘Tuesday evening “until dawn of é 4 , * | the president and Mrs. Coolidge wil) ae S ft * ts ¥ . town throngs, e other places o! In view of these complaints lodged against the radio, it will be inter-| jp morning, esting to observe’ just what. effect it will have this year on the down- Not only newspaper offices, but cafes, theaters, movie hduses and musemient; have: in- "| stalled radfo sets for election night and will give the returns to their patrons. Despite the radio prepara- tions, the telegraph companies which PAGE SEVEN. radio stations everywhere are prom-]0. E. STOLL ON TRUCK ising a complete. service. COMMITTEE OF AUTO CLE Here in Washington, headquarters| President Charles on Das ap-. the political parties, there is a E. Sto! ice president radio war in prospect. Two high- wer of General Mo- powered stations here unusually di- any, Poitiac, Mich., vide the nights, both broadcasting the Motor Truck on 469 meters. Station WRC has|committe of the National Automo- Tuesday nights but station WCAP—|bile Chamber sf Commerce. Other a Unk in the American “telephorte |x .embers of the committee are, Wind- service—wants .to broadcast also |sor T, White, (White), chairm: oO, that evening and is trying to bor-]|H. Browning, International: Harve row @ Wave that won't interfere. |ter); D. C. Fenner, (Mack); David S. Thus far the tests have not been|Ludlum (Autocar); L, Pulcher make a bhsiness of gathering. and | satisfactory. to the thousands of fans | (Federal); Edwurd oomis. secre- WHOLE TRUTH . ABOUT YOUR ~ COUNTY FINANCES . At the beginning of the ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION of Mr. Jack E. Scott as County Commissioner, Natrona County had on hand A Surplus of $125,000.00 Today, after the same Mr. Jack E. Scott is about to complete his two year term of “Economical Administration,” the county is Overdrawn $258,000.00 This not only. means that his “economical administration” has spent its entire ap- propriation, with three more months to go, but.that he has spent over a quarter of a million dollars over and above-his budget, which must be made up by the next . Board of Commissioners by raising the tax levy — which means higher taxes next year. The following table givés the Whole Truth about the tax situation in Natrona County. Look at the INCREASE in the county valuation, . Then look_at the INCREASE in the county appropriation in the last column of the table. That tells the story: - _ . Valuation . : 1921 . . . $61,068,739 4.00 Mills $244,274 1922 . . . 59,702;416 4.10 Mills 244,780 1923 ... 73,085,741 3.30 Mills 242.038 1924 . . . 97,729,782 2.965 Mills 289.768 The valuation shown above ig on ALL taxable property in the county. The levy is for county purposes only, which is levied to raise the amount of money which the Commissioners require to conduct the government of the county. The appropriation is the amount raised by applying the levy to the valuation— a very. simple problem. The appropriation is what counts. It shows the total of money spent by the Com- missioners in running your county government. It represents the money paid intc the treasury by YOU TAXPAYERS, to be spent by your Commissioners. Mr. Scott has no right to claim an “Economical Administration” when he spent a total appropriation of $531,806.00, ate up a surplus of $125,000.00, and is now in the hole for $258,000.00, in two years—a total of nearly 4 million dollars. Of course, the levy is lower, in 1923 to $97,729,782 in 1924—an increase of $24,644,041. What Became of the Surplus of $125,000.00 Who'll Pay the Overdraft of $258,000.00 YOU WILL, Mr. Taxpayer. same safe financial condition it was in when Mr. Scott went into office with his “Economical Administration.” _ Mr. Scott can talk DECREASED LEVY all he wants to, but.the truth is that with the same valuation it would require a levy of 6.876 mills this year to run the gov- ernment. Let's ‘have a real business adminjstraticn by electing _ B.L. SCHERCK. County Commissioner, 4-Year Term : “Vote for See Ben and See Then” ¢ This ad prepared and paid for by See Ben and no one else. Md . The valuation means NOTHING when ‘t stands alone. - The levy means NOTHING alonc. ; The East North Central section of the United States, comprising Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wis- consin is declared by the department. of commerce to lead the country as a potential market for electrical THIS IS THE \ ‘Appropriation because the valuation increased from $73,085,741 You'll have to in order to place the county in the —Polltion! Advertisement.