Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. | ater bonus, to a margin of more than 1,000 votes favoring its adop- d 4 > tion. BY MONTANA County canvassing boards’ were til] in session in eight) counties to- Official returns had been re- HELENA, Mont., Noy. 13.—Offi clal returns of the recent election, ceived on the bonus from 36 coun- ties, complete unofficial returns from the larger Montana counties, today reversed the early returns from 13 counties and infeomplete re- turns from the six remaining coun- showing a majority vote against the adoption of a constitutional amend- ties. The returns give: For a } bonus 68,768, against 87,71 ment authorizing a $4,500,000 bond issue for the payment Of a state sol | PERSONALS C. H. Retnmerth left last evening for Cheyenne and Rawlins on a week's business trip. 913 STOP SNEEZING! ° ‘ fs |W. C. Hil, district manager for Rub nasal passage with L. C. Moore, with headquarters, in MENTHOLATUM Denver, is in the city for the day. Don Phillis returned yesterday Clears the beni, Sore from @ business trip to Sheridan. Mr, and ‘Mrs. Henry Capps and son Hersid) arrived in the city Mon- SPECIALS AT THE RIALTO FRUIT Grape Fruit, each -o24-2Ge2ce eno Ib, ~-------~-------=-- 10c Cauliflower, The RIALTO Fruit Co. RIALTO THEATER BLDG. Makers at REMEMBER—Every shoe carries our when you make a purchase at our sh be properly fitted by men who know how. For Drummers Samples FOR GROWING GIRLS Black and brown calf and a fi See es $3 85 Worth double or more. The Arch Oxford This Oxford has a slight arch support —Jjust enough support to help the tired feeling in the feet. $7 45 e AAA to D Rubbers Zeppers . Overshoes Haytin’s Boot “We Fit the Feet” Corner First and Center NEW BIDS ON. WHY PAY MORE? WHEN AT HAYTIN’S You can buy the best shoes that the markets can afford. Such national makes as Red Cross Sullivan’s and the Capitol Shoe $7.45 to $9.85 Personal guarantee to give service, and op you have the assurance that you will BLACKS AND TANS With creased and plain toes Cantilevers tor Comrort-Lovers Cantilever Oxford The original orthopedic Oxford— onée worn always. $10.00 Black and brown In our Children’s Department you will find a little shoe for every occasion, at a price that will suit you. als in Children’s Felts. Gladstone Hotel Building day from England, and are to make their home with bert Capps of Midw Wyo, pe Capps and Herbert Capps brothers and have not met for forty one years. They are now at the home of Mr. and Mrs. HH. Herbert on North Lincoln street. The Capps are very much interested in Casper and {ts industries, eee L. I. Gulich returned this morning from Denver, where he went to see about a shipment of radiolas. cee Judge Robt. R. Rone left this af- ternoon for Lander on legal busi- ness. eee H. H. Edler, representing the V. K. Sweeny Electrical company’ of is af out of town arrival, oe. J. J, Goodman of Moneta arrived last evening and ‘will spend a few: days here on business. eee G. K. Schoenthal of Denver is registered at the Henning. Mr, Schoenthal represents.the Sunkist Raisin company. ee W. E. Burke bas returned to-his home in Salt Creek after attending to business matters in Denver. ——— DAM ASKED WASHINGTON, Nov. 13,—Reject- ing bids ‘opened October 20 for con- struction of an immense dam at American Falls, Secretary Work has directed the advertising for new bids to'be opened December 20 for the construction under changed spe- 8 Famous Old_Recipe $ : for Cough Syrup § Eaglly and cheaply made at home, & but it beats them all for c hessesan of housewives have found that they can save two-thirds of the money usually spent for cou, h reparations, by using this we) Known old recipe for making cough syrup. It is simple and cheap but it bas no equal for POEr its. It takes right hold of a coug! id gives immediate relief, usually stop) pr so ordinary cough in 24 hours or less. Get 2% ounces of Pinex from any arusxist our it into a.pint bottle, add plain franciated sugar syrup pin to make a full d molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either tastes good, keeps perfectly, and) ts a family a long time. ruly astonishing how quickly penetrating through every air er of the throat and lungs— loosens and faises the phlegm, soothes pa anil eels the eabrsset and jut surely ie &nno’ Rirost tlokle aud dreaded conse ine appear entirely. Nothing better for bronchitis, speamodls croup, ness or ithma. Pinex is a speciah and highly come eentrated compound of eauing Nor- way pine extract known the wor! if over for its healing effect on membranes, Avoid disappointment by y aeking, your dru, iat for “2% Pines” w' directo and dont eee ait “iss Bas oF ced If you prefer, Sport Wear $10.50 New arriv- Shop -| building only of the foundation of THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924. fhe Casver Dailv Criturvy cifications which provide for the funds, estimated between 5,000 and | a total of 63 mémbers elected, withy 10,000 pounds sterling. their endorsement, while the #hde- eer pendent or anti-league group drops Non-Partisan. |“ Wins Card Cut “To Break Tie Prehistoric Animal of . Giant Size 13,—The re- declared in a lecture that the Brit empire has in many respects yielded leadership of the world to America, OUCH! BACKACHE RUB rey ‘Away HAT SPECIAL ‘When your back is sore and lame| the river section of the dam. FLYING BOAT 10 GHOSS PACIFIC LONDON, Nov. 3 mains of a gigantic prehistoric or_lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism FRIDAY AND animal, probably twice the size of | FESSENDEN, N. D. Nov.13—A}has you stiffened” ~ ~ = SATURDAY the Carnegie diplodocus, has been | Jack, nine und. five gave W. H.-| up,. don’t» suffer! ; 7 7 i i vered, Hartl, non-partisan leaguer, a seat in | Get a 35 cenit bottle ts create oe tor 2th Brin the North Dakota house ‘of repre-| of old, honest. St. Justafewleftl ‘@r history museum are negotiating | Sentatives yesterday when he cut) Jacobs Ol! at any will offer for... I the cards with his opponent to break a tie vote. ‘The thirty third legisiature dis- trict, Wells count, unofficially went in favor of Con Selie, independent and antileaguer b a margin of two votes. On the official recount, how- ever, the vote was 1,596 apiece. ‘A deck of cards was brought Into play, the drawer of the best two cards out of three to win the seat. Hart! drew a jack, nine and a five. Sellie drew a jack and then ‘a pair of deuces, The non-partisan league now has drug store, pour a Uttle in your hand and rub it right on your aching back, and the soreness and lamen is gone. with the discoverer in an attempt to secure them. Sir Sidney Harmer, director of the museum ,told the Morning Post the bones wero finely pre- served, and gave an idea of their size by saying that while the upper arm bone of Diplodocus was 3% feet Jong, the hip bone in the Tanganyika dinosaur was seven feet. First of New Type of Long Flight -Planes Will Be Built. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18—A con- tract for a naval flying boat cap- able of making a sustained flight from the west coast to Honolulu has been signed by the bureau of naval The ne aper says the onl, aeronautics. Specifications call for] opatarie to nequiring the remains @ proven capacity of five passengers! is the provision of necessary and a ton of freight. = = The contract was regarded in naval circles as the first step tow- filling a recognized deficiency |@ in the fleet for long distance ma- neuvers, and if it meets expecta- tions, the new plane will be used as a model -for the organization of a special fleet auxillary capable of in/ dependent operation 2,500 miles from permanent base. The contractor for the flying boat is the Boening Aircraft Corporation of Seattle and it will be equipped with two 800 horse power 12 cylin: der engines, the most powerful air. plane moter unit ever built in this A contract speed of more n hour fs required. designers estimate that each of the engines would be powor- full enough to drive the plane si ly and that at normal operating effi. clency it could negotiate the round the world flight without assistance from surface vessels, Two other plan The remaining num! some $16.50. values, Sport models --_- Come Early and Get the Best. Mrs. Me’s Hat Shop Bal. Sprecher’s coe use for 65 this sooth- ing ofl takes the pain right out, and ends the misery. It is absolutely harmless and doesn’t burn the skin.—Adv. With Every Coat Pur- chased During Our Friday and Saturday Sale naval types ai at the Philadelphia navy yard. The first of these, designated the PN-7, will be completed in December and will be expected to have a cruising radius of more then 2,000-miles. If the Honolulu flier is satisfactory it is planned to equip the other planes with the same motors and thus in- crease their radius of action, MORE. EVIDENCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Fur Coats AGAINST “RED MENACE BARED Bolshevik Traitor Is Blamed for Secrets Given British. | WARSAW, Nov. 13.—The Lwow: ska Gazeta, a Lemberg newspaper usually well informed on Russian affairs, says the alleged Zinovieff letter was divulged by the chief of an important secret section of thi Moscow foreign office whith direct ed propaganda in the British domin- fons. This official, the paper says, left Moscow suddenly about the middle of Octoher, taking with him the mous letter and other secret docu. ments concerning bolshevist propa- ganda in the British empire, His departure spread consterna- tion among the soviet authorities and attempts were made to catch him at Berlin, He took an airplane to London, where other agents of the soviet tried to. seize him upon landing, but he again evadeq them and handed the Zinovieff leter and other papers to the conservatives, who the account says, intend to use the letter in forthcoming debates in the house of commons of Anglo-8o- viet relation: Tho newspaper adds that the man who took the documents to London is being kept hidden by the conserv. atives for fear of an attack upon him by thé bolshevists. TIFFANY SUIT OVER PEARLS IS CONCLUDED SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 18. Trial of suit by Tiffany and com: 20% OFF Here you will find the largest and most complete collection of Coats in the city at savings from 5 10 35° Three Feature Groups for “riday and Saturday $25 $35 345. ‘Values to $49 The luxurious trimmings of rich Furs in elegant collars and cuffs, attrac-. tive .bandings, make the Coats positive: sensational values at'these low. prices. Fuil length Coats of finest quality Northern Seal (Seal- ine) with contrasting fur col- lars and cuffs. rmink Coats and Natural Muskrat Coats with Raccoon collars, brocaded silk linings. ‘ NEW FALL AND WINTER Dresses .. for payment of $80,000 for a string of pearls pur- chased in London by Mrs, Sidi Spreckels, his widow, was conclud: ed here today. A decision is expect. ed in @ few day: Mrs. Spreckels had the jowels just one hour, according to documents introduced in evidence in the case, when she entrusted them to William Barrett, an acquaintance, who prom+ ised to have them insured. Instead, it is charged, he sold the jewels for half thetr purchase price and fied. A wwarrant was issued for Barrett's arrest, but he has not been located the testimony: showed. Spreckles’ was killed in an auto- mobile accident’ in 1922. His widow was married recently to a Turkish prince {n Constantinople, eee NEW YORK.—American Red Cross membership drive activities were bannod in principal New York hotels on the grounds that sdlicita. tion 1s “incompatible with -hos} tality.” XY Z THE REGULAR PRICE The PARISI 112 SOUTH CENTER STREET j HENNING HOTEL BLOCK tte ee eee Pa ee ee Hudson Coach is roomy —Has trunk rack on rear. i, Seas eceeesen a Pee eee eS