Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1925, Page 6

2?AGE SIX By JOHN G. BARTRAM. out directly or indirectly the worth | Refining Company) while things in this world. The wor- ch to me is more than a| ries, discouragments, and troubles ilding and a minister-who|that heve accumulated during the d to preach and to call | week are easy to forget at church e that say they belong | and suddenly grow small. We then is a body of sincere | feel better and more cheerful, and ited from a nat-| are better able to do our own work e who have gs in life, and have formed a | is a’tonic'to strengthen our good in- h to actively work for that end. | tentions and our better selves, which | strength of a church is measur- | are continually becoming run down. | by the amount of work and loy. A church service besides being + that {ts members put into it,] help to me is a pleasure. I enjoy a strong church you always | good mustc, I enjoy the service itself 1 many of the strongest and lead- | and I like the friendship of the peo- men and women of the town. My | ple I meet there. If I had no other for going to church {s primar- | reason ‘for going, I~ would go to is a help and inspira-| church for the sake of my children 2 to me to meet and work with | A child’s life is largely molded i people. We all need some help | the first few years, and a child, who on our Mv has gone to church and Sunda} school and has been told many t the difference between right wrong, has a better chance to live creditable and wort le life. It means a great deal to the child a from our} if his parents go to chirch and give urrounded by good example in this and i and like, 5 y life UNDER THE CAPITOL DOME By COL. W. H. HUNTLEY CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 81.—The whole works were bad running order Friday morning after the Laramie nd the senate was easily lulled to sleep by the mus! » of the lady reading clerk diligently plodding her h the banking bill. There still remained almosi hundred sections yet to read when adjournment came that ‘ip al vo “ss EFFERSON BASKET rigation got to dc its bill boys basketball team defeated the Mills school team scl 1 bMl to purchase feed me ant relates ore of 1 mends Jefferson and Mellis ibiting | Peck made one of th tacular shots of the s ing tho ball with one and 2) the center of the floor Beck Lineups ens Jefferson—Edwards, Peck, Hut Priday | bard, Scherk ‘and Hub Mills—Laird, Woods, Mellis, Dud no session of elther}jey and Walden, j ternoon, the legisia- 1 s ———_—— + ng epted an invitation | three INTHE STATE. | ‘Lecistature, | THEHOUSE Introduced in House. postal pay and rate increase bill - d Saunders)— | passed late yesterday by the senate st for damage | today appeared t osed do Is and game|in_ the house | Views of house members on both sides of the chamber that the senate in orlgitiating the bill had usurped ating to ng. Law en-|the house to initiate all revenue raising’ legislation were supported by the unanimous opinion of a sub. tee of its wa of ing com tee. Senate First Reading. | Despite two decisive votes g the state to ch the senate too e position | proper containing depos- | t it was n road building materials. High- | raising Isgislation in approv in creases in mail rates to meet the of incredses, aj econmme: before the house to return the measure to tle senate because of this feature of bill. and means re has been considered b-committee of the house committee but action of committe woulg be neces- sary before the bill coulé be brought before the house in case it is re } turned to the senate and prior action the house side thereby made by a vote of 70 to $ oe TO MEET IN BASKET | ssscttitizevceccetsrsfsr]: LIVESTOCK THRILLER TONIGHT BREAD PRICES CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—A loaf of bread ma t from one to three ar 29 to 10 ents more here as a result of in- Riverton, 15 to’ 12, and creased flo t about . from the] by the a n wt accord- to'Dr. H. E, Barnard, director he last] of the American Baking Institute. to 17,} Other cities may have the same ten 7 of games} dency, he said Douglas ha The davance of $3 a barrel in the to have an| price of flour adds one cent a pound rough | to of bread which retails and | her 4 10 cents a pound loaf quality and the dis it is bought The small bakers whose low pric e are exhausted must buy s, Dr. Barnard pivotir Casper back your JIM DELANEY | Bandit Chie hs Is Captured ion boxer won his a second MADRID, Jen. 31.—The Riffian tory over Jimmy Delaney, St.| tribesmen have captured Tuzaru, Nght heavyweight in a ten| and Raisuli, the bandit leader, is a 1 bow here last night. Greb/ prisoner in his house, guarded by ed 744 and Delaney 171, soldiers of the Shereef, says an of. ficial statement issued today, The statement declarea that Ralsull's position “has become considerably worse, and he {s believed to have een forced to surrender to those he fought.’ The Spanish forces, it is added, are watchfully awaiting develop: ments but have thus far remained neutral, as they have not beon af Yor resulta ty @ Classified ad. fected by the fighting. . Denver Univeriaty hool of Mines 2, pea eepeteett e to promote the better | in every way. In other words, church | STRIKES SHAG STICK TREND Main Movement Upward in Mixed Opening Today of Trading weights $9.90@10.3 — pound selections $9.60@9.90; packing ws $10@Y0.10; bulk of all sales $10 10.60; average cost Friday $10.61; 's market, | weight 219. Cattle—250; compared with a week buying of the -oll shares. |ago. Fed steers and yearlings steady cral Electric opened two points|to.2ic higher; mostly steady; week's and Worthington Pump and| bulk $7 can Sugar refining advanced | cows and heifers mostly 25c higher; Drug fell back %,|canners and on climbed two| strong to 25c higher; bulls steady to stockers and feeders $425 @ were taken tn larger blocks, | 7.50; canners and cutters $2.75 @3.75 Ucal veal top $10; few upwards EW YORK opening of toda constitutional prerogative of| t y | 2 was again featured by the w heavy Ger ig revenue | > ividual tra ferred B at 44. Manhattan Electri- supply advanced 14% and Bosch fagneto United States Realty com-| western lambs $17.85 18.25; fat ewes Cosden, Maracaibox, Missouri | $8.20@9.50; Pacific preferred, and Mathieson Al- kall were added to the Ist of stock to advance a point or more. Mack points before it met sufficient buy- Trucks extended its loss to 2\ i c ling. Foreign exchanges op- upport to withstand the volume ht kind s $10.65 @10,90; pound kind $10.60@10,7: 170 pound wolght $10.25@10.60; | Values. tations 5,000 11,05; 1 $9.65 @10 aughter pigs $8@10. aCttle—500; compared with week|to 2. ¢ fat steers and fat she stock are fully. steady; week's b WERE ALL SET. SPARKY, THE “TREASURER OF THE JOCKEY SLOB SENDS ME SOME }] Glad NEWS = ABOUT ef OF THE GRANO-STAND ¢ SOLD COT FOR MY “BENEFIT A WEEK FROM TopAN > Thar MEANS ABUT FG500 WE WONT GE DOWN AND OvT MUCH LONGER. BROWN EYES! fed westerns week Jan, 31.—Stock gularly higher at moved actions of 1,000 to nares being quite common. | to at 85% and Wabash pre. eady, de: above $4.79, sid Beh Ni, d sterling again ulture)—Hogs—11,000 y to 10c lower; lighter »1é for shipment-in demand; pigs and light Nght ally ste: scarce; steady; top $11.05; bulk de. | today, sirable medium and weighty butch- strong weight slaughter pigs ium $10.15@10.9 light light $9. and uneven advances earlte 5. fat 50; canners and cutters $2.90 15,600 direct and fifty five cars of lots, compared with week ago; fat lambs 25c to 50c higher; fat sheep c lower; feeding lambs | » Gye Casner Daily Cripune || BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG WHY DO1GO TO CHURCH SN THOUSAND AND ‘i FIVE HUNDRED Bones! OF ATS COMING Se ME BUT RIGHT Wow THERE AINT A NICKEL In MM ROMPERS © Xr GOTTA GET SOME DOLEH Te CARRY ME COVER TL AEKT To SEE THE PRESIDENT oF HERE BANK “on SOME BUSINESS You isstr FALUN FOR U'L BLONID GAL IS YoU? ec WALT, THOUGH NONE O' MY BUSINESS z wy] Tr AND ON A ! See LEAST You GUARANTEED wilt BYY ONE GATE OF OF THESE TICKETS $6500 FOR THE BENEFIT = You WON'T ae RAS or aula SEAT 10 THE -000« WHAT KIND OF A BANK \S THIS ¢ THERE'S MIS BLOSSOM, FIINISTANCE, THEY AIN'T & GWELLER GAL NO PLACE Financial Settlement | In Chaplin Case Holds Hint to Separation a er outlook for the week gh point for the clippers offered; yearlings are fat ewts $9.75 Requests for a personal inter- view with Mrs. Chaplin on the sub- ject were met, accerding to the Times with the statement from McMurray that she cou!d only repeat what he had given out. What part, {f any, the anticipated arrival of an heir to the Chaplin for- tune has played or will play in the negotiations was not disclosed, nor was any hint divluged of the possible terms of thi AMERICAN IN RUMANIA GETS OUSTER ORDER BUCHAREST, Rumania, Jan. 31.— (By The Associated Press)}—The Ru- manian authorities have ordered the Rey, Daniel Hurley, an Ametican cit- izen, to leave the country within 15 days. No charges are preferred against him, The order is based on @ recent law granting the authori- ties power to order foreigners con- sidered undesirable to quit the coun- try. + The law ostensibly to counteract the spread of commu- nist propaganda. Refuse Sifted $14.75 @ 16,50; Attorneys are negotiating a fi Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Jan. 31.—( ment of Agriculture)—Hogs—23,000; active; mostly 15c¢ lower; bull 200 to 300 pound butchers $10.35 @10.60; top 10,65; desirable 160 to 200 pound comedian and the he married in Mexico last November says.the Los Angeles Times todas The fact that Mrs. Chaplin, merly Lita Grey, leading woman fo. the comedian, had joined members in consulting attor- according to 16-year-old bride ; good 140 to 150]of her family neys became known, the Times, upon arrival here a week ago of Edwin McMurray, San Fran- cisco attorney and uncle McMurray today is quoted by the Times as admitting that negotiations, though declaring that connection between tions and any contemplated action for separation or divorce,” George Beebee, top $10.60; butcher “there is no cutters steady; weak who looked after the legal interests of Mrs, Chaplin's “rand parents for many years, is the other attorney who has represented the bride and her family in the ne gotiation to date, says the Times, ad- ding that several conferences already have been held with “ rn and Southwestern rails al-| stockers and feeders $6@7 sprang into prominence again, | feeders $8; yearlings $8.15 high records being established Katy" preferred at 86, Southern | o: Sheep—2,000; sale; compared with a week ago: bs 25@35c higher; sheep 50c low. ptos off more; closing bulks Chaplin's at- Chaplin himself has avoided inter- return from Empalme, Mexico, with his bride, and efforts to communicate with’ relative to the reported settlement negotiations with no success. steady; feeding lambs $16.75@ 17.40. a a ad Crack Trains Delayed Day By Big Snow || GHEGKS L033 Downward Swing at Open- Chicago Prices. ing Followed by Buying HICAGO, Jan. 31.—(U. S. Depart on Breaks NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Belated crack trains from heavy snows were arriving today nea: of refuse loaded on a barge ready for dumping into the ocean have been sifted shovelful by shovelful in a vain effort to find to diamond ring valued at $23,000 thrown by accident into an ash can. The ring the prop- ert yof Mrs, E. A. Shewan, had been inadvertently lost in a shuffle of waste paper. CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—Wheat took an early downward swing in price with numerous traders act- ing on an opinion that for at least most 180 to 220|the time being the market had dis- bulk 140 | counted To await forty passengers from Chicago, the steamship Laconia, due to sail for a Mediterranean voy- age at 1:00 a. m. today, at her pier until 3:45 a sailed with all scheduled passengers. A decline in Liverpool quo- gave a further advantage 0@10: bulk packing sows $10@|t© sellers here, and so too did ex- these generally 10c to 16c|Pectation of heavy world shipments spots more; estimated hold-|On fhe setbacks in price, however, heavy weight hogs $10.40 | buyers became more aggressive and light | Succeeded in rallying the market to @10; | nearly The opening, which ranged from %c four of her morning more than 15 hours late, The, “Wolverine” pulled into New York 16 hours late. While New England and upstate New York were seriously affected by snow, the greatest trouble in New York City was ice in the low- er Hudson which hampered ferry service to New Jersey. DUELL-GIS. ENGAGEMENT @2.03 and‘ July $1.69% to $1.70%, idy to 25c higher; mostly steady;|Was followed by a moderate addi- tional. decline .and then the week erased on week end de-| changes many fat steers at close $1 | dominated. week's high time; extreme top} Corn and cats heavies $11.60; best yearlings tn load electric raflway service was get- ting back on schedule most serious interruption in 3 City streets and were blocked with drifts ranging from three to ten feet in depth ‘bode tds Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—Bufter high- er; creamery extras 39140; standards extra firsts 35% @36%40; seconds 22@t4c, gaged to Lillian Gish, screen star, whom he has sued to prevent from making motion pictures. except un- der contract with him, were dis- firm. Buyers continued to show a $12.75; part load $18.26; many | Preference for them on account of yo to cholce welghty eteers offer better grades heavy fat cows and heifers slow; demand broadest |changed to %c off, May for cows selling at $5 downward in cluding canners and cutters and good to choice light helfers; bulls stead: rs $1 to $3 higher; week's bulk prices follow: fat steers $8.15@10.35; stockers and feeders $6@ leas than in wheat. requirements After opening un- torneys $1.35, corn sagged a little further and then scored gains all around. Oats started at May 638c to 63%c, but soon showed a nearly generaly advance. Lower quotations on hogs made and heifers $4,50@6; heifers|the provision market easy. ee tion that Mr. Duell hoped to win the favor of Miss Gish’s hand,” sald her js some indication of the Neengeee length to which the gentleman now] INo. 613 is willing tomgo in order to coerce her into working for him. It would perhaps have been more fitting if he had sued her for breach of promise rather than having adopted an in- direct means of forcing her to work for him.” light veal calves $10.25@12. >—4,000; today’s run includes \ SUGAR 3,200 direct; for week around NEW YORK, Jan. 31—Sugar fu- closed steady. 8 14,000 toni 1k prices fol-!2.97; July 312; September 323. refrigerator firsts 4142 —_———_—_ tures Approximate March 283; May MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan, 31.—~ Shipments 34,669 Duell, it was sald he madp the con- tract with Mies Gish because he re gerded himself as engaged to her. | Flour unchanged. cept for a cold spell in settlement tients. yet to be determined, intended In Search For $23,000 Ring NEW YORK, Jan. 81.—Forty tons DISCUSSED NEW YORK, Jan. 31.—Intima- that Charles H. Duell, was en issed today in statements by at- ‘The wholly unwarranted presump- Eastbound INo. 622 Eastbound No. 32 No. 30 on-- Westbound jo. 29 In a statement tn behalf of Mr. Cold Wave in Prospect tor Coming Week Monday. Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions: Snow at begin- ning, about middie and toward end of week. Moderate temperatures ex- Rocky Mountain region during first half and again during latter halt. Southern Rocky Mountain plateau regions: Mostly fair first half and a period of snows or rains during the latter half: moderate tem- peratures most of the week. abi sheik New Veterans Hospital Seen WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. — Con- struction of a general hospital for war veterans in the vicinity of the twin cities or Rochester, Minn., has been approved b? President Coolidge. Plans for the hospital, as drawn up by the federal board of hospitaliza- tion- included provision for an obser- vation ward for tubercular patients, Present hospital facilities in Hot Springs, South Dakota, also will be extended immediately to accomo- date 300 additional tubercular Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Jan. $1.—Foreign exchanges, firm. Quotations cents: Great Britain, demand, 47914; cables, 479%; 60 day bills on bank: 476%; France, demand, cables, 5.43; Italy, demand, cables, 4.1815; Belgium, 5.19%; cables, 6.20; Germany, mand, 23.80; Holland, 40.28; Norw 15.31; Sweden, 26.93; Denmark, 17.8 Switzerland, 19.30; Spain, Greece, 171; Poland 19%; Czecho Slovakia, 2.98; Jugo Slavia, Me; Austria, 00144; Rumania, 52%; Ar gentina, 40.12; Brazil, 11.66; Tokio, | 38 9-16; Montreal, 99 31-32. eee ae Convictions Of Germans Pile Up in Belgium BRUSSELS, Jan. 81.—Convictions of German military men by default for crimes committed during the war in Belgium continue. A court ma at Hainaut Yesterday return death sentence against two Germans, sentenced two others to life impris. mment at hard labor, and a fifth years. All were shown to have TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN “CHICAGO, BU RLINGTON & QUINCY T WANNA SWEAR OVT A ANT FOR EERE SIDENT OF A BANK AND HIS PERSONAL BOUNCER! YESSA MISTA WALT, AN THAT'S THE TRUTH. 1 AIN'T PREQUICED FOR "EM _JeS' BECAUSE | HAPPENS TO BE ONE MYSELF. (00s WHis? the "tices we, committed acts of aggression against Belgian civilians durfhg the occupa- tion. POTATOES CHICAGO, Jan. 31.—Potatoes, early morning trading. light, mar- ket dull weaker, feeling; receipts 101 cars; total U. S. shipments 671; Wisconsin sacked round whites most- ly $1.05@$1.10; occasional sale high- er; Minnesota sacked Red River Ohios $1.35; Idaho sacked russets, $2.35 @$2.50. yp New Serum For Scarlet Fever ’ Curels Found GHICAGO, Jan, 31.—(By The As- soclated Press)—Succesful results even with severe and complicated cases of scarlet, fever, as indicated in a dispatch from Hartford, Con- necticut, Thursday night, have been obtained by the use of the Dochez serum, the American Medical Asso- elation announced today. The results as found by Dr. Fran- cis. G. Blake, of New Haven, Con- necticut, must be checked up, how- ever according to Dr. Morris Fish- bein, editor of the Journal of -the American Medical 8 ition, NEW YORK, Jah. 31.—Liberty bonds closed: 3's $101.16; first The size and detailed character of |4%S $101.31; socond 44s $101.8; the new Minneosota hospital are third 4%s $101.18; fourth 4%s $102; U. S. Government 4%s $10) Coal Creek Coal $8.50 Per Ton Mine measure Moore & Morris Phone 17J4 Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m, and 2 p, m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Bus Leaves 2:30 Dally Salt Creek Transportation Co, TELEPHONE 144 So Arrange to take Sunday__ Dinner at the Hotel Townsend Special music. rae Departs Pp. m, 2: . ™m, ~10:45 p.m. aS) Arrives De 5.45 p. m, 6:08 p.m Arrives Departs 4:00 p, m. 8:10 p.m =. 8:85 int m] Arriv Departs 6:50 a, m. 7:10 a. m. 9:55 p.m, 4 !