Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1924, Page 12

ee oe PAGE TWELVE. GATHER CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF KIWANIS CLUB Annual Election Held At Luncheon Meet Here Today. Roscoe C. Cather, president of the Wyoming Trust company, was elect- ed president of the Casper Kiwanis club for 1925, at today’s Iyncheon meeting in the Hotel Henning. He will succeed William B. Cobb, who on the first of the year becomes district trustee. Other officers chosen for the forth coming year were Max Winter, first vice president; Dr. George Smith, second vice president; W. B. Hasel mire, treasurer; 1. Callaway, Wal ter Schultz and J. R. Lioyd, direc tors. islature designed to control and eradicate bee diseases, particularly the dread American foul brdbda which has materially curtailed production in the state. The present law he denounced as valueless, since it dis- tributes authority so promiscuously that no one official is individual. The proposed legislation would give the state entomologist full supervi- sion over preventive measures. Mr. Mosteller said that few real- ized the magnitude of Wyoming's honey industry. In 1923 the state exported approximately 1,250,000 pounds, and ranked among the first four states. Mr. Penley urged a wider use of Wyoming honey in*the state, relat- ing that consumption last year was only two pounds per capita, The local product, he asserted, is second to none in quality and-flavor. He also bespoke the co-operation of the club In staging abnual state poultry to show, which will be s home December 10, 11, On displayain the luncheon room was the banner awarded the Colo- rado-Wyoming district by the na- tional Kiwanis convention last year for holding first rank in attendance. "This is being exhibited for a month at time by egch club in the divisiqn. The Casper group held second place in the year's attendance record. FOR WEAK LUNGS Colds and Coughs he Casver Daily Cribune SOBRIETY GUARANTEED FOR VIOLATOR BY LONG TEAM IN CITY BASTILE ser ex John Brady ts going to remain| sober until Christmas day in the morning. Further prophecy would be hazardous. Any plans Brady might have had for prevholiday fes- tivities were cancelled last night by police Justice J. A. Murray, when he informed Brady, familiar figure in ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1924 FIFTH ANNUAL EVENTs J. C. Lenard, residence. Frank W. Blomgren, store. Tonny Sasso, residence. H. W. Myers, residence, Dr. F. 8. Lucky, residence, George Palos, O. K. rooms and card club. Smith Apartments. F. A. Brady, residence, ‘World's: Fair” Barber Shop. Elizabeth Specialty Shop. Cottage Grocery No, 2. Ben Franklin, residence. "W. B, Fry, residence, , A, H. Cobb, residence. Albert Park, residence. C. O. Stout Garage. C. E. Baird, residence, Cc. W. Coltrain, residence, D, Quinlan, residence, dress would be citr\Ya from now until the morning of December 25. ~ Magistrate Murray drew no lines INSTALLATIONS OF THE POTTER AND R-DO GAS AADIATORT NUMEROUS During the past year, Potter and Ra-do Gas radiators have been in- stalled in a vast number of Casper buildings both in downtown and res- idence sections. The growing popu- larity of these radiators in Casper is attributed by ©. T. Pluckhan, the local representative, to the manner in which the radiators hi proved their stamina under ¢ concelv- able. condition. Here is a complete list of the buildings in which Potter and Ra-Do gas radiators have been installed by Mr. Pluckhan: Casper Business College. Mack’s Garage, Jacobs Building. Scott Building. Murry Building. Liberty Garage Annex. Liberty Garage Annex ments. Davidson Apartment on Park St Kemp Apartment on Sixth St- Peps Drug Store. Riley's Cafe. Natrona Hotel. Casper Dry Goods Co. Casper Drug and Despensary. R. R. Duncan, residence, T. O. Smith Apartments. J. H. Reiley, residence. H. C. Coleman, residence, Bert Lawton, residence. R. A. Bragg Garage. 0. C. Goss Garage. / Alex King, garage. Earl Kernan, residence. ‘SWINDLERS IN FEDERAL COURT ELACHRINO cigarettes are made from the choicest. and most carefully selected Turkish tobaccos grown, and because of their superb and un- Apart- ¢ 0 Cafe Kiwanis made obeisance to the bee ‘afe. » Stilphen bullding on South | , att, Leeton, Mo., says no rival for forty-three years. - PLEAD GUILTY industry in {ts Honey Week pro : gram, William Mosteller, ploneer Is in’6 monyhs.| «, Natrona county beckeener, and G.| + ° Teena | First Christian Church. + ! ORIGINAL L. Penley, 0 agricultural agent bronchial] Garbutt Apartments were Mbesaptakers- Mr. Mostefler ‘or nathma,| MeCord Brady warehouse, CHEYENNE, Wyo., N ME CHRINO made an &ppeal for. support: for at onee.| Casper Battery st More than a score of witness | A Dill to be intr n the next 1 cy.—Ady.| f, N. Van Sant ¢ poenaed to appear in: United States J NRLE F. A. Boyd, reside: ls Judge Puntenny, residence. . Hilsman, residence. . Fisher, residence. residence. court here against R. W. Skipper and J. W. Gillespie, indicted for use of the mails to defraud, were dismissed this morning, following announcement that Skipper and Gil- “The One Cigarette Sold the World Over” residence. lesple had entered pleas of guilty. ~: i ; ‘Addie. Kensinger, residence. | ‘The two defendants will be sente ia Baer 2 Osterwald, residence. ed by Judge T. B. Kennedy Satur. ae Sy day. Skipper, Gillespie and three others i @ P| John C. Dotlaghan, residence. ? | who have not been apprehended are] ———e—————=— ~ od W. C. Maxson, residence. famed in indictments charging the} (Si) e e = C.'8. Allen, residence use of the mails to defraud seven-| ee ' an teen persons through the sale to the , tal latter-of Oklahoma Indian lands to kJ which the indicted men did not have ’ Ee title. ‘The sales were made through be J. S. McBeth, residence. | the “Oklahoma Engineering com- : poe North Casper Drug Co. p ce ——— SS and continuing until Wednesday, Nov. 26 G. 73 9 7 * When St My en omac epeis A Few of the New Instantly! End Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, Acidity a big, fat, juicy live Turkey with every Suit, the relief is pleasant and harmless. Correct your digestion and quiet your rebellious stomach by eating a few tablets of Pape’s Diapepsin— anytime! Nothing else known re- eves the distress of Indigestion, Millions know the magic of {‘Pape's Diapepsin” and always keep it handy, to reinforce the digestion, should they eat too much or eat something which does not agree or Overcoat purchased at my store. Arrivals If it’s new you will find it at this shop. Just a few’steps more and you will save money. We have the largest and, newest WE FEATURE ONLY rep in the city. 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OPEN EVEN GS F 4 $1,265 Coty Face Powder 89c|50c Packer’s Shampoo__37c 8.45 N ’ @ 46¢ Diamond Dyes_____ 10c| 85c Pisos Cough Rem___26c $8 85 Fee 4 35c Daggett & Ramsdell 25c Palmolive Talcum __-9c bs Bt, ro Creat a2 oe «26c|50c Palmolive Shampoo_29c ps, : S| 40c Ever Ready Blades__30c|30c Phenolax —_ -23¢ . 4 K 35c Enders Blades__-____ 25c|50c Pepsodent 36c . ' ni os oe < | 35c Engerine _________ 26c| $1.50 Pinkham’s Comp. 99c The Tan Side Lace Oxford “ A very attractive Slipper for the street, trimmed in black patent with a box heel. All widths, per pair 8.85 30 years ago, midst clean and drug-less surroundings, when that little can of Cuticura Salve got mixed up with a lonesome box of face powder, Pep was almost a baby, long before 65-cent Pepsodent and 25-cent Camels paved the way for a clearer understanding of the difference between a CATFISH and a SUCKER. 38-T Black Kid Very short vamp, with a baby spike heel. 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