Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 2

PUas-m PusFae BSS PAGE TWO. FARM EXPERTS AT LIONS CLUB}, Agricultural ral Expansion Important to Casper Says A. E: Bowman. Wyo- Agricultural expansion in ming with relation to the future growth of Casper, and the tmport- ance of the poultr yindustry in help- ing solve the. financial problem of the farmer were subjects discussed before the Lions club today by ex- pers. Dr. A, L. Bowman, director. of Wyoming university extension work, and O. C. Krum, poultry ex- pert of the Colorado Agricultural sified interests that give him a year- IS TAKEN T ARE SPEAKERS, ranrre:stovse mer. WASHINGTON, «Dec...10.—While President and Mr: 4 staining from attendance at theatri- cal perfc troupes which visit Washington are carrying the theater to the White House. The ‘first of these, an artist of stage ‘magic, moved .to the executive . mansion with a large van and 22 members of his company, and Mrs, the east room while geese, pigeons, ducks and rabbits flocked and flut- tered about. President Coolidge showed his en- Joyment of the performance, even when the magician took a watch presented to him and apparently struck {t a solid blow with a ham- Coolidge are ices, some of the|the free der the yesterday ‘afternoon mothers entertaining Mr. Coalidge for an hour in ailments THE SORT USOC RA STS ed at the city hall this morning un- board of health with the co-opera- tion of the city and county health units and local physicians. aminations were designed to give the public schools in January free advice on the correction of minor handicap the child Doctors W. W Smith and H. L. the examinations. many 8 saving mone: BROKER'S TRIAL STARTED TODA broker, on a charge of ae 5 customers by trading acocunts, began in’ c@urt 2 ot . general sessions today, was senior member of the firm of Kar- dos and Burke, which failed for approximately $5,000,000 tn 1922. Work of selecting a jury wes ex- pected to be completed today. The ZENITH RADIO health ‘conference conduct- supervision of the state The ex- of children who will enter which might seriously i EDISON SONORA iin conducted || Phonographa. and Records nations Smith & Turner Music Co. Phone 1181 181 S. Center SHOP-O-SCOPE 1s serving The president was relieved, college, were the speakers, being | however, when the watch was re among the speakers, judges and ex-| covered from a loaf of White House hibitors attending the ahow in’ Cas- | bread. perwho were invited to lunch with i Every Day a Bargain Day. | the Lions. — —__ Casper’s growth it was pointed} = SS | at ’ a out by Dr. Bowman, will hinge upon HSS the ability to reach out for the trade ‘ < nN of surrounding districts and. the i liliams ore a P prosperity of these regions can be e eo \, built up by agriculture. Steady pro TE tr bua mand and teprenives f ff GROCERIES No. 2 MEATS |} sity extension department 1s playing 129 W. Second Phones 10—-11 no small part in encouraging an pas eee aS ‘ raiding fanmers, to success, The| Lf people only knew | RISES: : is county agent keeps direct contact the fact: bout wift’s Premium Ham 25e with the people who are reaping the e tacts abou | | 2 slices foro ea ea | benefits of this service, which 1s al . * ‘ so promulgated by spectalists in their skin 2 Lb. sack fancy Berkshire 70¢e various lines of agriculture. "THE seal” cetea lof! ‘ekin Pure Pork Sausage for__- . The address of Mr. Krum of the trouble—rashes, blackheads, (100% Pure Pork) \ Colorado colleged centered on the ee ive olitmanesatet=4s ATK, | , E benefits of diversified farming as down in the lower layers of the Pork Steak, Ry made possible by the poultry indus- bias It cannot, be expected per Ibvaks ce try. Consumption of poultry pro- therefore that mere surface | | or a hs mem www ww 8 me ‘ ducts in the mountain region is far remedies can reach the disorder. Extra Fancy Loin \ ahead of production in,this territory. ‘Thousands of physicians are | Pork Chops, per Ib-----------_ @ a 'Thé primary need of the industry 1s] daily prescribing Resinol Oint- Veal Roast , a flock of 100 hens on each, well ment and Resinol Soap. ey ea Oast, 15¢ : cared for, hie declared. This eye] now this gentle, yet, effective | per: Ibice cous Saar 12%c to i \ tem is being advocated in prefer- treatment does sink deep, A : ence to the building up of mammoth wall often ra . Nice Lean Pork Roast, 18¢ “a flocks. In Colorado the poultry deya the mont stubborn rash es Per le ee | ¥, flocks and dairy herds were mate- fas @ trifling! bler! 74 z rial factors in relieving distress Load should, be eithunt these ® | Armour’s Sugar-Cured 277e ¢ among rural residents during a pe- producte-the soap. for Bacon, per Ib. -------42---4 riod of agricultural depression and toilet use—the ointment to tf the poultry department of the col- check the ret, spi of ‘skin | Raw Leaf Lard $1. i B \ lege is working with other depart: eruption. At all druggists. 10 pounds _________----e ments to impress upon the farmer Lbs. Boiling Beef, 5 the benefits that accrue from diver- RE SI NO L i for 22 Rue mes B ' The application of the Wyoming around job, same program to urged. : Attention was called by G. M. Penley, county agricultural agent, to the poultry, egs and potato show opened today and to the excellence of the exhibits and programs. <A cup donated by the Lions for the best pen of chicken was displayed. ‘The Lions meeting today was giv- en over almost entirely to the show and the speakers, many ‘guests be- ing introduced. Cleveland Storrs. drew the attendance prize. LAVOYE SHACKS ARE BURNED UP Wind which carried flame and parks out over the prairie prevent- ed an early morning fire in Lavoye from reaching serious proportions and enabled the Midwest fire de partment to confine the blaze to two small shacks in the rear of Joe's place, a pool hall on the east side of the town's main thoroughfare. The shacks were virtually destroyed. The blaze which roused the neigh- bors at 4 o'clock, apparently had its origin in a gas stove left burning the night before. No one was in either bullding at the time, and ‘the flames had gained considerable head- way before fire fighters arrived. Many Arrests ' Are Made for Klan Rioting was NILES, Ohio, Deo. 10.—Sherift John E. Thomas today expected to make more arrests on the 95 secret indictments by the special county grand jury which investigated the rioting here on November 1, inct- dent to a scheduled parade of the Ku Klux Klan, ; Twelve men were arrested yester- day and released on $1,000 ball each. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Shampoo and Marcell Fully ‘Equipped Shop THE VANITY BOX 189 S. Beech Phone 2268. WYOMING MAP AND BLUE PRINT CO. Geologists, Petroleum Engineers Drafting, Blueprinting, Photocopying All work confidential Maps, Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m. and 2 p. m. 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