Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 7

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1924. EVERYBODY | ARCHITECTS ~ WELL KNOWN One of the most noted designing and consulting engineers in. Amer- ica, Walter H. Wheeler, E. C., of Minneapolis, has augmented his long list of great works with his service as consulting engineer in the construction of the Gladstone hotel here. _ *, As a result of ‘his direction this new hotel is the acme of stientific building, having used his spiral 7 be. Casper Daily Cribune FINE STORES ~~ IN BUILDING ‘The new Gladstone is a building having high class ‘stores on its gtound floor. One of the most at- tractive is the Vogue “Millinery shop owned by Miss Pauline Freeze. This establishment is beautifully deco- rated in ivory and présents to shop- pers a perfect setting for the exclu- sive line of women's hats it carries. Entrance to the store is on West First street, just around the corner from Center. Hardware Used Li PAGE SEVER. NVITED--SOUVENIRS AND FLOWERS| ‘Grindell-Matthews’ New Death'Rav ee other variety of hardware used in; policy of the hotel builders of tht new Gladstone hotel bulldingj calling ‘upon local firms wherever were supplied by the Campbell Hard-| possible. © ( ware company, 147 South Center. tee re St. Yale locks are used throughout. The contract was awarded Camp- ocks, hinges, hooks and every! bells in accordance wit! the Supplied Here The world's idle steam shipping is two million gross tons less than it was a year ago. FINISHING HARDWARE mushroom system of reinforced con- crete fiat slab construction. This system is the -outcome of many years’ experience and is greeted in the building world as an ideal solu- tion of,one of its problems. At this itme Mr. Wheeler has hrge of the construction of .one AND ALL LOCKING EQUIPMENT Dakota Company Supplies Plaster Plaster and Dakota gypsum were supplied the builders of the Glad- stone hotel by the Dakota Plaster company of Rapid City, 8. D, The contract was awarded this firm on the strength of its reputation as one of the largest manufacturers in the fot the very largest concrete bridges © in the world. In Colorado, Mon- tana, Idaho and South Dakota there are buildings going up which have used his plan of concrete floor con- struction. Among them are several eight-story buildings, two especially} Jarge ones being retail store BtrUC’| By 440 Jutsu uri tures in Denver. HAYTIN BOOT STORE USING HOTEL SPACE A pioneer in obtaining coveted lodgings in the Gladstone hotel, the Haytin Boot shop, housed for some time in tho First and Center street corner, has found its new location one of the best in the city. Hay- tin’s caters solely to the patronage of women and children, and though {ts stock is of the finest and its service of the best, it has ‘adhered faithfully to the policy of keeping prices at the popular range. oo Denver Concern Responsible For Heating Fixtures FURNISHED BY west of stucco, tile, plaster of paris oes and kindred products, and the work This is the first picture of the much-talkedof death ray invented by Grindell-Matthews, British scientist, It is|we'l justifies the confidence placed being tested during the night on the Island of Flatholme, off the coast of France, Its lethal beams, according | im it. to its inventor, are like ligtning. They can destroy airplanes and dirigibles in flight and even wipe out en- ° {ire armies. None can dodge it, once it is directed at them, for the ray is invisible. If it proves successful] Cuba annually manufactures . twelve million pounds of rope and and is adopted by some government it may revolutionize even the most modern methods of warfaré. ; C ll H ¢ twine. ampbell Hardware Co. Gladstone hotel by H. F. Champion, Midwest building. Mr.\ Champion has conducted a manufacturers’ agency in Casper for some years and has furnished building supplies for many*of its bigger buildings. ——_——>___—_. Champion Handles Building Sup plies any varieties was supplied for the new|,. Tribune wantads bring results.® THE LIGHTING _ THEELECTRIC. FIXTURES WIRING ine New Gladstone we age Hotel WAS DONE BY The American Electric Co. 127 EAST FIRST ST. DISTRIBUTORS FOR YALE LOCKS AND HARDWARE Heating equipment and plumb- Ing fixtutes throughout the new Gladstone hotel were designed and constructed by the M. J, O'Fallon Supply company of Denver and in- stalled by H. A. Burk, pioneer plumber, of 319 South Durbin street. F. J. Fairchild, local manager for. the O'Fallon firm, took personal charge of the contract, and the work was done at the Denver factory to meet the specifications of the ho- tel buildeys. The heating plant is the most modern and perfect yet designed by thermal scientists, and the fixtures -are-of~the-finest “type. THE ALBERT SECHRIST MFG. CO. DENVER, COLO. PHONE 1080 Casper Company af | 7 Soe racine SAVE MONEY For New Hotel . When You Build by Using The “Spiral Mushroom System” | Flat Ceiling, Reinforced Concrete Construction SEE IT IN NEW GLADSTONE HOTEL It Saves Height of Building Without Reducing Clear Story Heights For Information Address one of Casper’s newer firms in point of senoirity, but already one of the largest in its line, supplied all lum- ber used in the construction of the Gladstone hotel which opened its doors to the public today. The Western Lumber company is located at 300 North Center and has one of the largest yards in the city. Decorating In Hotel Is Good ‘Tile and marble installation in lobby, office, corridors, bathrooms . nd throughout the handsome new Gladstone hotel was the work of the Denver Mantel & Tile company, ex- perts in interior finishing. This firm | has supplied tile and marble work | Designing and Consulting Engineer for many of Casper’s finest homes “To Be Tried | We Are Proud of the Fact That we furnished the brick for the magnificent Gladstone Hotel W elcome Cw. ‘All thé Lumber and Building Material used in the coyerruction of this fine hotel was supplied y the--- a Wyoming Brick and Tile Co. We Manufacture Building Hollow Tile--- The Best In the State Western Lumber Co. ~ Phone 765 300 N. Center Because he sympathized publicly with the views of the Rev. Fosdick, New York Uberal clergyman, Rev. George E. Hunt (above), pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church, Madi- son, Wis., must stand trial~ for heresy. Charges have been brought Sgainst him by three Presbyterian ~~ pastors.