Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1924, Page 9

LITERARY CLUB] HEARS VARIED} og ha ‘The Casper Literary club held its first wé@kly session. following the Thanksgiving holidays, last evening at its quarters in the Library build- ing. Eighteen of the faithful were present, presided over by President R. 8. Ellison. +B. J. O'Connor and Frank B. Tay- ‘lor were elected to membership, haying each won the necessary two- thirds vote of the club. Previous to surrendering the parek to the temporary chairman Lindsay who presided during the it verary exercises, President Ellison called atention to two works of art presented to ‘the club by members and called upon A. J. Hazlett and ‘W. ©. Wilson to unveil the master- pieces to the admiration of the mem- bers. This ceremony accomplished Mr, Lindsey assumed the chair and ‘W. H. Huntley was appointed critic for the evening, Mr. Hazlett having ‘begged to be excused on account of rheumatism in both lower limbs. A. Baker was in charge of Cur- rent events and presented the sub: ject of ‘The Failure of the Cou: in g most able and instructive man- which followed their feet to ani that Aad been laid at the door step of the courts. ‘The formal paper of the even! which was next on the program, read by W. J. Wehril, and consumed almost an hour. It was a very ex- haustive and able exposition of "The Government's Attit: ‘Toward the World War Veterans,” including the laws governing all activities and their infraction by unfaithful offi- cials. Mr. Wehrii received many compliments upon his very able pre- sentation of the subject. ‘The gavel having been turned back to the president, the club heard the eritic’s report which was approved | and adjournment taken, AG ie} ARR arg SACRED MUSICAL T0 BE GIVEN SUNDAY AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Wie Sollowing xcellént ‘prograrm has been arranged for a sacreg mu- sical to be given at the First Pres- byterian tal cle at 7:30 o'clock, Sunday everiing, with Miss Jessie Mane Agnew ag director and Mra, Edna Thomas as accompanist: F Prelude "Te Deum Laudamus” “God Is Our Refuge” Male Quartet, Messrs. 5 Clellan. Girmin and Williams Solo, “Morning and Bvenin; ‘trio, “Hear Us, ; Mesdames Burns, Frank and The Chorale, With Zeal” Duet, “How Long Wilt ‘Thou. For- Miss Agnew and and Firmin Messrs. Bottoms, and Williams. ‘Anthem, “Jubilate Deo” Benediction _—$—$————————— Eat It Here—Take It Out FOOD YOU'LL ENJOY Lunches and Banquets served anywhere at any time ~ Hartman’s Delicatessen Old Public Market Fifth and: Wolcott Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel | 8 a.m. and 2:80 p,m. Leave Salt Creek ~ 8 a. m. and 2 p.m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS “Bus Leaves 9:30 Dally Salt Croek Transportation Co. TELEPHONE 144 And this, children, is none other than the Hon Stanley Baldwin, prime minister of Great Britain. No doubt you've seen better likenesses of him, but you must remember <his Picture came all the way from Len- fon to New York jn just 20 minutes, It is one of the first batch ever sent from Europe to Amenica by radio, ——————_— Soldier Fined For ‘Driving on Walk CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. §.—Ex- planation. of H. Brown, a soldier who had been arrested for driving an automobile on the sidewalk, that it was necessary for him to invade the sidewalk in order to avoid a col- liston with another car, was not con- vincing to Judge Warren of the municipal court and Brown was nuulct of a $10 fine. J. Edwards, who was riging with him and on whom the arresting officer found a flask of liquor, was fined $25. SE Sale of beeutiful and practical Xmas gifts, home-cooked foods and candies at the K. of P. hall, Friday, December 5th, from 10 a. m, to 6 Pp. m. OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR GhTaRRH HowTo GetRelief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up. Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. zo clogged nostrils will open, the alr passages of your. head will clear and you can Revie: i OE ES Ee headache; no for Brent *imail batt of Bh Cream jet a ie LJ Balm from your druggist ress a apely a little of This fragrant anfiseptic FOR STITE CORN SHOW WORLAND, Wyo., Dec. ioe trophy family at. the State Corn show was increased by the addition of another prize this week in the form of a loving cup which is offered by former Governor and Mrs. B. B. Brooks, to be awarded to the clu member displaying the best single ear of corn of any variety. This prise like other trophies will be- come the permanent property of the first exhibitor who wins it three The other cups are the Warren ‘Trophy which was awarded in 1923 to the best ten ears of Yellow dent and went to A. L. Nylander of Wheatland; the Kendrick prize of- fered in 1923 for the best ten ears any other dent was won by Hagen Brothers of Thermopolis; the Win- ter trophy offered for the best ten ears of flint corn was won last year by Georgia Skidmore of Lovell and the Westley cup for the grand cham- pion single ear. This cup was won y lander of Wheatland at All these prizes affidavit that the girl was born at Toronto Junction, Ontario, of white Parents 18 years ago. Mrs. Moy aa- - | serts that the girl's mother's name -| before her marriage to a wealthy Toronto business man was Edyth Smyth. The Chinaman and his white wife thave been m@rried since 1905. Until Foster Danpkies Of Chinese Will Wed White Man BILLINGS, Mont., Deo. 5.—Eve- lyn Moy, said to be the foster daugh- ter of Moy Hing, a local Chinese: her- batist, and his white wife has final- ly succeeded in istinal 158 bee pace’ her marriage Henry Hinkley, white, of Miles va City, by he . The girl parentage. ‘The couple will make their home fn Billings. Mrs. Moy, who claims to have been a missionary to Ching, swore in her We have a notable showing of genuine clear,” blue-white diamonds, mounted in white gold, at re- markably low E R Wilians Stores 815 South Grant St. Phones 280—1168 129 West Second St. Phones 10—11 446 South Wolcott St. Phones 467—458 sat and Monday |}; =|SPECIALS APPLES Fancy Winesap, per box MILK, tall cans, per per box can MILK, srhall cans, per can.___.------5¢ ‘Tomatoes No. 244 Tomatoes 48-Ib. 24-Ib. FLOUR | sack. $2.15 sack___-.---$1.10 APPLES — Fancy Roman Beauty, $2.65 Select to suit yourself Any of the Following Items $1.00 21% cans Hominy 2% cans Kraut 2% cans Pumpkin 2 cans Peas 2 cans Wax Beans No. 2 cans Green Beans No. 2 cans Kidney Beans No. 2 cans Pork and Beans No. 2 cans Country Gentleman Corn 8 CANS No. No. No. No, No. 6 cans of any of the above items 6 CANS FOR We Deliver Free To Any Part of the City blood in her Reward for the World Fliers Is Proposed WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. — The army world fliers would be promoted and each given $10,000 reward and & congressional medal of honor, un- der legislation introduced today by Representative Rathbone, Republi- can, Iilinolg. Lieutenants Wade, “Nelaon and Sualth would becomd majors and civ- ilian mechanic Harding and Ser- geant Ogden first Heutenants. NEW YORK, Dec, 5,—The heavy weight match scheduled in Mexico City in January between Bartley M in, 6f New York, and Tony Fuente, Mexican sensation, wag call- ed off today by Charley Rose, Mad- den’s manager. Rose explained that he and Mad- den were opposed to the match since Fuenete had become involved in charges of “faking” in a bout with Fred Fulton. A previous match be- tween Madden and Fuente, slated at ‘was called off for the 4 eS WASHINGTON, Dec. can railroads at the end of Septem: ber had 1,801,296 persons employed and paid them a total compensation for that month of $240,659,000. 5.—Amert- PAGE SEVEN. Dizzy? Breath Bad? Clean the Bowels! Sick? Upset? You're Bilious! Take a Laxative! For. 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