Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 8

ce After .e Search BY GOLLY, 1 SEVER THouGnt my Pats WOLLD DRILL ALONG WyTth ME WHEN IM ON MY BPPRERS ~ THE \DEA OF POLLING A BENEFIT FoR ME ALMOST MOVES ME To TEaRS < FEBRUARY SEVENTH THEY TURN OVER “ke RACE TRACK TS ME AND T GET ALL THE GATE MONEY = TLL CALL OP THE SoOcKEY CLUB AND FIND ODT Hou MANY TICKETS HAVE GEE) Prune » oe oY TF it -Destr yer Captain Recites Thrilling | ) ° Taleof Hunt for Lost Airman and ulmination at Midnight By LOWPLL THOMAS. Mo the | Mag r heard from Lowell Smith that ) reach Fredericksdal he gave orders | | | Da s between Iceland and Green- nes also sent fleets of Eskimo in fjords from Cape Farewell (ay) | BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG Wa { Pus, } werlng ¥ of tha gauge th [\rren MANY QUIET MONTHS WORD HAS COME FROM MME. OCTAVE, | Destroyer Short of Fuel ; | ‘ stroyers Billingsley and SHE SENT SKEEZIX m obltied’ ‘to. steam A CURISTMAS GIET their usual stations ir WUICH WAS DELAYED IN) TRE MAILS AND LUST RECEIVED. THE LAST TIME WALT HAD HEARD OF HER WAS WHEN SHE KIDNAPPED SKEEZIX AND Was FOILED IN HER? ATTEMOT TO TAKE HIM TO ELROPE ters because they bare h fuel left to get t This left the Barry Richmond and Raleigh was almost out he two cruisers were But of | better off had disappeared t remote regions Not or ae © seven seas cy there no ord s plying these m any whalers the three A) h of Greenland or the | tn T-Dec airmen the doomed | Search Vast Area | Fortunately, both cruisers carried | mall planes, and whenever the fog | nuld clear away for a few hours hey would go up and from housand feet in the sky sweep the sea with their binocula night the ships kept their s lights flashing, the Raleigh scouring the {ce infested waters to the north of Cape Farewell and the ‘admiral’s flagship combing the sea to the south. It was heartbreaking work. They were rapidly running out of fuel, the fog constantly kept closing | down over them, and there were tce- all sides rched area got smalled added Capt. Cotten, flame of hope burned dim: SICK WOMEN: SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED Letters Like This This ‘Pine the Reli- | ability of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Turtle Lake, Wi: Lydia E. Pi con: in. — **T tool table Com- pound for ae: back: and | nervousness, ihad | * ; these troubles for | bd ly a narrow strip about les long remained for and the Richmond to the ‘officers and men of but r medi. | both cruisers were hatmted by the cines for them, but | thought that they might easily have I have found no| missed the Italian plane during the medicine so good | nlabtaniwhile enveloped in fog. The as the Vegetable| search had lasted from the evening Compound end Ij of August 21, through the next day jrecommend it to/s night, on through August 23, my friends who} and up to the evening of the 24th, na’ ubles sim- n only the hundred mile belt I saw it it ilar to mine. thought I would try \eaGted imssarched Graphic Story of Rescue. Capt. Cotten gives us a graphic ac: nt of what happened on that € emorable night The story of’ Lieut. Locatelli's rescue from tk i before each ones “Mar Cold fh a h of Lieut. Locatelli's rescue from the ate 4, dark and cheer-/ orth Atlantic has already been told SEER CR EES. torially of his success in reaching Reykjavik, Iceland, uent unsuccessful atte FROM MME OCTAVE 6HE SENT SKEEZIX 4 SEAL QING witht THE SOME COAT OF these photos tell the story pt to reach Greenland e Casner Daily Cribune gL YER. BARNEY, THE TNckETS ARE Seung Uke AST CAKES « ABOUT GOO Ik THE GRAND STAND. ALREADY = H DSS PERS YOUVE GOT A Lor OF SYMPATHITERS IN “Town <\TS Govinda BE_A GREAT DAY S!x HONDRED SEATS <TWELWE HONDRED SUCKs AOwle ! AND THIS 1S ONLY THE SECOND DAY THE VicKets HANE SEEN Great alsete efes herarad) jytatrasatsuaisitien WHET! You HOO HEARD tr WAS ON THE Way? HERE Ts Deor was too badly wrecked to get into the air again. | But if his monoplone bad not had sucg a splendid all-metal hull and if it hd not been specially designed to keep afloat, Locatelli and his com- panions never would have lived out those three and a half days. If the Richmond had found them at all y would have found a silent plane ing on a lonely ocean. Naturally the Italians were deeply grateful to the American navy for having car 4 out such a thorough search, and the newspapers of the world were filled with columns in praise of Ad- mira] Magruder and his men Later, when he met the American world flyers in Boston, Locatelli not only congratulated them, but declar- ed that he couldn't understand how in the world they had managed to find their way through that dense fog to Fredericksdal without crash ing into an iceberg or mountain ae aE cs Engineers At Buckingham On Strike, Report Icy waters of the with the Amer me. American flight commander (in black jersey) and Lieut Lo a ams “ ‘ lator (is: theitightiot Emith SHumtetdra);, ar LONDON, Jan. 27.—The electric = Cascarets” 10c bl Gaing y newspaper rep at Reykjavik just be lighting, heating and other engi cnn: ?| ono! neering services at Buckingham i (es palace, the houses of parliament, F Q : 5 . Hampton court and New Gardens if Consti ated, | | tess, by a veritable salvo of Italian. A line|were run by volunteers today ow- $| the trackles is ed from ship to plan ing to a strike. Two hundred mem- _——— — —— and Greeland, searching a tiny |catelll subsequently sald, “T bers of the engineering staff:of the wie object bearing four human lives, lost | was like the first thread conne attice’ Wf! works went i cuitvbecatse PJ fc a half days. A mo-|us with life again.’)*Helping hands |o¢ the employment of a non-union 5.00 | )Newa rdi Dizzy, Bilious | mentary flicker of light on the hori-]are etended. Movie men crank their oF ae fee cantarn /anmeeel awe ae Soy Se nee ren Ld] an in saclen era ie ened | Rae sayy vere wrastsanected, 900. Jnicall/ would! be F ; pald| ‘2 : a9 m0. RPE |S oe Hr td be involve r per | eel fine! Let | throbbir: ith her ired thous-| to asaist telll an Volunteers’ will keep the electric 1 Cascar clean | and he A star fired into | clim or blear ity going in the royal apartments your els and up her decks with a|shaved, 4: but as King George and Queen ur | ed light officers, men corre-|voluble with t a Mary are at Sandringham they are F OOSnES ae eae ; not likely to be affected by the dis- ke half ida, ‘he n|content of their subjects unless the r wht Ai rare strike is extended wr | The heating furnaces in the A flash of « and green sed s of Parliament. will be « this afternoon ZERO COLD IN “MIDDLE WEST 1 Afte routine again. Green cog Ja searchlight land to Labrador, to Newfoundland G | mor f tense silence. H + ie ; SIAL FOR MONDAY ia se near. One, two, |fhough we had De a | thre men in the plane| 5), Bdatinis isebe oiding | at © made out. All, all are alive and| Mean ec elie | CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—Reliet was . Vi The ship dashes up, stops twen-| jc» tou ' promised today for the middle west iy] ¢ y/ | feet from the plane, ahd Is greeted |), F : and northwest, which yesterday / BY , saw temperatures toboggan to sub- Je BYs ILL Lirely bn) tea zero marké, while snow, driven by “] N high winds, added to the general 3 No.2 MEATS ; “Yow NEED SWAMP }os:2"s: senate . 129 W id Phones 10—11 ‘ b The mercury here dropped 32 de- ROOT 18¢ 12'e a Bacon exis 2612e 20¢e pney suspect Wor © be no plaint hing else but } e hada th h mu lt jit as re diseased k, headache |than the Chicago or Ameri grees between 10 o'clock Sunday the drat »C Insist on = PHILS MILK tal nore seawe flying boat ar n far rou, airm an sake ambition, ner are . : times symptom Aney trouble risk, But all on the w I V/, Don't de starting treatment,|he had serious dasiage 1 his « 2¢ Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root gine carriers = SE St igs clan's prescription, obta Thee ik drug store, ma ist the remedy because erely 2c needed to § nditions. g his flying boat down and = Get ar large size bottle on top of the water r immediate! any drug store og cleared But in to| Unless you ask for “Phillips,” you r Cc However, if you wish first to test| the damage to the engine while wait-| may not get the orignal Milk of oP eal t ok, omeaisapume lt 2 this great preparation send ten cents| ing there for the weather to clear «| Magnesia prescribed by physicians o Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghampton, | storm came up, the sea grew rough | for 60 years as an antacid, laxative WE DELIVER . {0 ii Pit ttle ‘ nier, and the wa broke + al cor ° | stabilizer and at the | ent ler D.cont bottle y tiseme r cleare on! directions—any Qrug store. See fa be af pee. Pg —Adyortisement Le (og had cleared off 1 ain directions—any Qrug stor TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 ° You PIECE OF CHEESE! GET OFFA THE STREET?! NOu'RE SUPPOSED To SE STARVING Toe DEATH ~ DYE “THINK Tre PUBLIC'S GONNA BOY BENEFIT NekKETs For You IF Yourd DANSING AROUND] YOu Have 2? WHERE DID You EVER See 1T? 1 MAY "TeLL YOU SOMETIME SEEN tT WALT, BOT NOT BEFORE. By Billey De Beck BILL WAS RIGHT! From NO O% GETTER PLAY SAFE LET TRE POBLIC SPOT ME IN THIS MAKE-UP end GOSH! AND THEY SAY A WOMAN CANT KEED A SECRET | PHYLUS HAS KNOWN A LOT OF THINGS A LONG TIME BUT SHE MANGS ONTO HER IWFORMASTION night and 10 p. m, yester rising temperatures and m winds were forecast for t The cold today had spreas ‘o the southeastward toward the ot | Mexico. Drops of more than 40 de: grees in 24 hours were reported in ee the mercury naa! Bronchitis In the northwest, risen to points close to zero after) Leaves a bad cough. So does ‘‘fin* climbing from marks ‘of 30 end|! and la srippe. But these lingering coughs yield easily to’ the healing 40 below from points in the Dakotas and Canada. and curative qualities of but{to a deduction from gross income rating | for their exhaustion under the rev- enue act of 1918, Failure by the taxpayers to claim deduction in the original in- —— COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend Patent Rights | Are Upheld by Appeal Board WASHINGTON, POSITIONS WANTED MAN AND WIFE want job as camp or outfir Jan —The cook, thoroughly experi- board of tax appeals today placed|snced. Good reference, 106 N. ownership of patent right# in the| °°% same category with tangible or ma- SHEEPMEN terlal business assets. TWO brothers, experienced sheep- In an opitjion in favor of the] herders, good in lambing, want shgaring job middle March or begin April; work together; state wages. Write D. Schipper, Parshall, Colo. LADY with four children wants laundry work. 3836 5. Fenway. Union Metal Manufacturing com- pany of Ohio, it was held that a tax- payer holding patents and exercis- ing the rights under them in the} conduct of his business is entitled WORK wanted as housekeeper. one ALWAYS HUNGRY | av woman vans ante Growing children are almost apt. house work, no children. Phone 1156-J. STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper desires position. Will do any kind of office work. Phone 2377-W. always hungry and demand an abundance of vitamin- tich food. Scott’s Emulsion is vital-nourishment that helps children keep their SERVICES OFFERED MARCELLING, also home appoint- strength and grow normally. ||__ments. Phone 2562M. 949 S. Mc- Most children need Scott's. || Kile: Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield. NJ. 24-10 3 to you. Estimates and plans for your building. Carpenter work by_ da or contract. Axel n, Box Phone 15R2 ( ifi |GET your plumbing done now, R. Ss 1e ales | Brammer will give you a square la 1 tention given to gas Two cents per wore or ten cents] ADVANCED student marcelling, no line. burning c. 1808 S. Poplar NO AD LESS THAN 30 CBNTS.| Phone Five average words used as # basis of estimating a line. REPAIRING and remodeling. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE | V. Johnston, the Carpenter. will be charged the space of two on. 8. McKinley. Phone 2628J. ures. ‘All charge¢ advertising will be|ACME cabinet shop and planing booked “set lines” irrespective of| mill, sash doors, frames, counters the number of words. and shelving. 214 West B. Phone TELEPHONE ADS. 1806-W _° Careful attention will be given all ais received over the TELEPHONE, | DRESSMAKING prices reasonable. annot guarantee acouracy.| Work guaranteed, Mrs, Clark, 605 SCTION OF CLASSIFIBD|S. Durbin, phone 695-3 for appoint AD ERRORS. ments. The Casper Daily ‘Tribune will not be responsible for more than} WANTED—Washing of all kinds, one incorrect insertion of any ad-| Boss by hand, satisfaction guaran vertisemcnt ordered for more than] teed. 148 West F. &t one time, Errors not the tault of | the odvertiser which clearly lessen | the reai valuo of the advertisement:| lwill be rectified only by publication without extra charg hin FIVE | Are You ut of days after insertion republica- | tion will be made when the error | does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. OUT OF ADVERTISE: TOWN a Job ? The Tribune will help every by cash or cheok in full p { the same. toregoin 4 instructions @bout counting the words and the | Fate per word for the Casper Daily une. stust b man and woman in Casper im search of employment 'to tind work by pudlishing FREE For One Insertion HELP WANTED—Female icc tonal a Hae 1 als | —_— |zeriers To type authors’ manu fcripts, spare time, exper ; ieee Typlat ‘Service Bu “Position Wanted" ads. Re }40 Clinton 8t., Newark New Jer member it will cost you noth ing to edverti in the Tribune. your services SALESMEN WANTED Tf you are in need of work SALESMED Chippewa shoes! ertise | iirect 10% rience ‘nt 1 LIS | | Billings, Mont | Eee an ea} ‘CHAMBERLAIN ’S | For Sale—AUTOMOBILES ~- FOR SALE—1921 Oakland roadster, good condition, selling cheap Phone 1155-J. FOR RENT—GARAGES 7328 | FOR RENT—Good garage. Park. Phone 579-J. . For Sale—Household Goods THE STORE WITH THE SMATI. OVERHEAD FOR SALE—®r12 congoleum. mig. $8.50; white enameled kiethen cabinet, $12; Victor ‘victrole, Pee: stove, $9; electric 242 W. First St. FOR SALE—Large cabinet in excellent condition, also = vacuum cleaner, bargain. Phone 411] or 81. For Sale—Miscelaneous rf aan FOR SALE—One Used Sidway baby carriage, good condl- Phone (3469 tion, price reasonable. w. FOR SALE—Shampoo beard, .Shel- ton hair dryer, on easy payments Phone 178J. pea FOR SALE—German police pupa, pedigree. 327 West B. FOR ®&. ALE—Cabinet count able for any business. Se park toreek Transportation, Hotel Townsend. ANY ONE wanting well augers from 12 to 86 inches in diameter, cal! or write to 106. George Tuer,’ Casper. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4-reom furnished house, south or ‘east; rent must be reasonable. Cal)" 279 W or 87M, Turner. WANTED TO BUY Z WANTED to buy, young squabs Phone 1491. WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—4 good homestead or ranch suitable for sheep. State price, location and full description of place. Box B215, Tribune. able hee ae Aa WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture 234 8. David. Phone 249 NTED TO BU¥—We pay- more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, Juofolés, all household goods. Phone | 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand “furni- |ture. Brooks 749 East Ho Phone | 1643-W. Co. |W. NTED—Your old coal range: or eater in exchange for a+ x heater, Phone 1086, For Rent—MisceNaneous FOR per RENT—Sewing machines, $3 month; we also repair all ie Brooks, 749 East H. Phone FOR offices valty es T—Well lighted, desirable Call 401 Consolidated ROOM AND BOARD nd board. nan. ow, in modern home 68. rant, {Phone abe pee