Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1925, Page 10

Y a ‘ i ee Ba PAGE TEN PRESIDENT OF GERMANY ILL BERLIN, sociated P. underwent dicitis ear sanitarium. In a statement his e' that the operation had required more than nour but that it (By President the As- Ebert Feb ation for appen- West today in the cessful that the condition w tisfactory. The presi had not deen in good health fc being confined t He wa: rom influe self able to at farewell lunch the last two weeks, his bed most of the ipposed to be suf a but found him- the presidential n for the departing ador, Mr. Hough- e grew worse and came on from w suffered. The socialist r express in unrest which ness may cause tion, and s “It Is to b will succeed fr Ebert's life, and vital importance his family and friends, entire German people.’” in the political hoped that the surgeon preserving President which of supreme not only to but to the WASHINGTON—The senate con- firmed the nomination of William E. ner Washington Co! be a member of the de commission. LONDON—Phe house of commons failed to pass a motion to reduce a grant of 1 00 pounds for the Ulster special constabulary, while criticising the Bel‘ast government for its police expenditures. . J.—Captain » commandant at i ation, gave assur- ances that the dirigible Los Angeles would make one substantial flight during the summer comparable to her journey from Germany last fall. PARIS—The condition of Swanson, motion picture actress tion, was de rave but ing from an ope! dt si Sinclair Oil Concession in Russia Fought MOSCOW, Feb. 24—(By the As- sociated Press).—The supreme eco- nomic council has entered sult in the Moscow district court for annul- ment of the Sinclair oll concession in Saghalien on the ground of alles ed non-fulfillment by the American company of the conditions of the contract. Among other allegations the goy- ernment complaint declares the s failed to spend certain f money for development within the specified time. will be heard on March 11, Golf Stars in Play at Tampa TAMPA, Fia., Feb. 24.—Eighty- eight golfers will teo off here today jn competition for the richest golf prize ever hung up in Florida, The contestants include, Hagen, ‘Walker, nes, Mitchell, Duncan, Cruickshank, Farrell, Diegel, Mehl- McLeod, Kirkwood, und Bob McDonald. 6 of th holes and the F for en championship will be played oe Grace Lutheran to Hold Wednesday Services in Lent Spec held in church, Lenten se jects for will be | h Lutheran d Ash street, ning during the at 7:30, The sub will be the] 1 Lenten services meditatior “Seven Sayings” of Jesus on the| Cross. The first service will be held Wednesday evening of this week and | the subject will be “Father, forgive them.” It’s a wise motherwho serves American Beauty Spag- hetti to her children. Contains all the vital elements needed by growing bodies brains. a In Work of A branch of one of the business institutions in ull oper personnel and biggest America is ion in Casper, the ords, of the last de- partm ntralized from Denver hav and are now at work. The United States Veterans’ bu- has a man sized job on its when one thinks that there few of the industrial cor- tions in this country which ‘have large financial operations. The branch office of this bureau which fs known as the regional of- fice, has offices inthe Becklinger building, of this city. The Veterans’ bureau is charged by law with the duty of providing medical care and alization for disabled’ veterans; viding vocational training for handicapped _vet- bled as the résult idera- sation, in nd vocational training, and rs both under the nee act and the new adjusted compensation law. When a few years ago the first of- fices of what Is now the Veterans’ bureau was transferred from Chey- o Casper. there were but three es and but a yery small of- used. ‘Today these facilities, which have been increased to forty nine employes and larger offices are times starained to give the speedy consideration to which every veteran is entitled who has any sort of a claim under the law. lizing laws enacted by 1 for which the veteran by the bureau. Veterans Payroll in Casper. It is estimated that the Veterans’ bureau has in round figures about 1,000,000 customers on its books of per 3,950 are residents of oming. The bureau all over the United States disburses currenuy over $1,000,000 a day, of which $50,- 000 is spent in Wyoming cach month. In addition to the above, the local office has the care of 348 other veterans who are either American veterans of other wars ar veterans of our allied forces during the world war. On the insurance side, and ft must be remembered that the Veterans’ bureau is conducting one of the larg- est insurance businesses in the world Wyoming has approximately 2,800 policies in © of which 813 are handled directly through the Casper office Wyoming Veterans’ Hospital. Wyoming has one of the Veterans’ bureau hospitals at Sheridan, where those veterans who are in need of treatment for nervous diseases, are being treated. This hospital, al- though it has over 300 beds avail able has proven inadequate in size and 500 beds are being added to cope, if posrible, with the additional call of the applicants for treatment throughout this midwest country. Wyoming veterans in need of hos- pitalization for general medical pur- poses are usually sent to the Fitz simmons general hospital at Denver, Colo., the government furnishing the transportation as weil ds an attend- ant, if ne vy. The medical division, under the charge of Dr. W. R. Wynne is fully equipped to pass on the veteran's physical condition, It makes about twenty such examinations each week besides giving any necessary other patient trdéatment. Vocational Training. bilitation division under ision of J. L. Laughlin, has direct charge of all rehabilitation work within the state of Wyoming. It handles the yocational rehabill- tation activities and problems of each individual case and is respon: sible for registration, training and employment matters. Training is given in any trade, tn- dustry or prof able to the ind are at present men undergoing train- ing in nearly every section of the tate. Some of the occupations for which these men poultry Whenin Why suffer—when Baume Bengué brings such quick and blessed relief? Its pene- trating warmth drives away the soreness of every ache and pain. GET THE ORIGINAL FRENCH ENGUE (ANALO£sIQuE ) t Toothache Fors potheche Sore throat Soaaie and Colds Headache Neuralgia ‘Thos. izewsing ia New Peak Reached Here Vet Bureau; Forty-Nine Are Employed neers, electricians, lawyers, forest rangers, bookkeepers, carpenters, welders, cablnet makers, chemists, rig builders, musicians and many other It js the endeavor of the rehabllita- tion division to place all men trained under its supervision in employment in line with this training. Claims and Compensation. ‘The claims end rating board, with J. C. Littlefield as chairman which makes ratings in accordance with its findings consists of five members and meets in person with any. vet- eran who so desires and has any claim for compensation or hospital- ization. This board has original juris- diction in such claims and if the vet- eran is dissatisfied with the decision of the board he has the right of ap- peal to the central office board of ap- peals, area E, which has its head- quarters at San Francisco, Cal, Incompetent Veterans. Ex-service men’s organizations and agencies and other veterans’ organ- izations, and the Veterans’ bureau are reaching a solution of the prob- lems confronting the nation in tak- ing care of the most helpless of the war'a victims, the incompetent vet- erang, their dependents and_the de- pendents of those veterans who died from disabilities resulting from thelr military service. In Wyoming there are 485 of the more than 22,000 in- competent veterans throughout the entire United States, A guardianship officer has been detailed to the Cas- per office and it will be his duty to bring to light any irregularities that may exist in any of the guardianship - | cases in this state. Payments to beneficiaries living in Wyoming will after March 1, be made direct from the Casper office and here all accounts will be audited as well. Administration of this office de- volves on Chester L. Greedy, who was started in Casper has been the local manager. Attched to his office is the office of Herbert McClellan, co-operator. Mr. McClellan assists all claimants in presenting their clafins to the bureau and acts as co-ordi- nator between the bureau and out- side ex-service agencies. eae During his lifetime an old man who died recently in a village of England would allow. nobody but himself to wind the kitchen clock. After the funeral a member of the family, on opening the timepiece for the purpose of winding it, found notes to the value of over $500. Two : Don’t be always wishing for a Rodeo Bar. Buy two at a time—and keep an extra one handy. Selected walnuts; honest-to-goodness dairy cream; finest milk chocolate coat- ing! It’s the candy- bar sensation of the West. R | You Know It's Good | Because It's Made By Shs Home ot ieeal = Good Candy EVERY BITES A DELIGHT Marcel and Bob Curl $1.00 ASK FOR PEGGY (Formerly With Mary Elizabeth) at The La Rue Beauty Shop 116 E. Second Downstairs PHON Gre Hagan a BIG SPECIAL SALE ON ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Think of It! A new Victrola 405 Console model elec- tric. Sells for $290.00 —Sale Price $240.00 passes on the veterans’ claims and|@ in the service or have died since|§ since the original sub-district office | RODEOS | he Casper Daily Cribune * TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1925 For the Living Room 3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED MOHAIR SUITES—Taupe and _ rose colors, club chair, wing chair and davenport, loose spring-fiilled Spe ser aa $239.00 $16.90 SOLID MAHOGANY BOOK TROUGHS—Dull rubbed satin finish. Sale Price OVERSTUFFED 2-PIECE MOHAIR SUITES—In solid gray taupe color, loose spring-filled cushions, reverse side covered with Damask, club chair and davenport. 5 Sale Price $226.0 COMBINATION MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLES—In two-tone brown, mahogany finish. $32.60 Sale Price TILT TOP TABLES—In combination brown mahogany, size 30x30 inches. SaletPrice es sme ee aed $24.90 3-PIECE FIBER BED DAVENPORT SUITES—In new chocolate brown finish, davenport opens into full size bed, chair and rocker Sale Price $157.50 $17.65 TABLE LAMP—Decorated base with triple silk lined shade. Sale Price BOOK TROUGH END TABLES—In two-tone combination brown mahogany. $11.35 Sale Price 3-PIECE BED DAVENPORT SUITES—In combination mahogany frames with upholstering in taupe, Jaccard velour, davenport bed, chair, rocker. KROEHLER BED DAVENPORT SUITES—Upholstered in two-tone gray velour, large rocker, chair and bed davenport. saleuerice Scie pee ee $1 59.00 COMBINATION MAHOGANY SPINET DESKS—Finished in antique mahogany. 25 00 e Sale Price POLYCHROME MIRRORS—Size 14x42 inches, of genuine French plate mirror. $10.65 Sale Price COXWELL CHAIRS—In new blue velour, spring-filled seat and back cushions. ‘ $38.90 Sale Price sie see Oe a ee ee CANE END 3-PIECE COMBINATION MAHOGANY SUITES— In velour, made by Karpen, chair, rocker and $i 29 60 ° davenport. Sale Price Convenient Payments For the Dining Room COMBINATION WALNUT 8-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE— Extension table, arm chair, five diners, blue leather seats, 66-inch buffet. 2 $157.00 Sale Price ~~ GATE LEG TABLE AND WINDSOR CHAIRS TO MATCH— In combination brown mahogany, size of table closed 12x40 inches, open 40x52 inches, $49.80 Sale Price DUNCAN PHYFE PERIOD DINING SUITE—In combination two- tone walnut, buffet 66 inches, oblong extension table 45x48 inches, one arm and five side chairs, tapestry seats. Sale Price --_--.-__ ine Cicae $ 169.80 EXTENSION GATE LEG TABLES—In American walnut finish, tops of solid walnut, closed 24x38 inches, open 38x50 inches, ex- tended 38x72 inches. ; $46 80 = ° Sale Price DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS TO MATCH—In combination wal- nut, oblong extension lattice 42x54 inches, five side and one arm $74.00 ONED WALNUT FINISH DINING SUITES— ension, oblong table, five side and one arm chair, Regular Price chair, blue leather seats. Salo Price - aR mn oe ne 8-PIECE T 60-inch buffe tapestry covered seats. $240.00. Sale Price $187.50 Linoleums At this season we sell, at greatly reduced prices, random lights of Linoleums in many grades and colorings, of Armstrong’s best grade printed Linoleums. Special Clearance Sale, square yard___.._-._...._.....__..___ 95¢e < A lot of eight bridge Bridge lamps—floor samples in Baby Carriages Lamps Many splendid values in loom woven baby carriages in wide assortment of styles and colors in this February Clearance sale $32.60 Carriage, blue -.$19.75 $27.50 Corriage, ivory__$13.80 $55.00 Carriage, carmel $39.75 $20.00 Go Carts _ ~-$11.90 0 Sulkies ~..-....$16.90 White Enamel Stools, Sparkling white enamel stools 24 inches high for use at Kit- chen cabinet or sink: Sale Price perfect condition. A var- jety of bases and shades. Sale price— $13.85 Nine assorted floor Lamps in various shades of blue, taupe and rose colors, mounted on poly? chrome bases. Sale price $19.75 * Floor Lamps CALLAWAYS aos FINAL WEEK OF OUR | FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Our Displays and Prices Will Aid in Making Your Home Comfortable and Attractive For the Bedroom ECE WALNUT WO TONE FINISH BEDROOM SUITES— ‘ull size Bowfoot bed, chiffonette and semi-vanity dresser. Sale Price — $93.60 5-PIECE TWO-TONE GRAY ENAMEL SUTIES—Full size Poster bed, chiffonette, vanity dresser, bench, night atand:) Sale Prices _— 22 l eee $139.00 ODD IVORY CHIFFONETTES—Regular Price $65.00. Sale Price ___-___________ Sees eee $39.50 ODD BOWFOOT BEDS—American walnut 18 90 finish. Regular Price $38.50 Sale Price_____-___ e TWO-TONE AMERICAN WALNUT COMBINATION SUITES— Vanity dresser, full sizé bed and chiffonette. $109 00 e Regular Price $167.00. Sale Pirce-___________ ODD VANITY DRESSERS—American walnut 66 combination, dull rubbed finish. Sale Price__-___ $ -00 3-PIECE WALNUT TWO-TONE SUITES—In combniation Ameri- can walnut, dresser, chiffonette and Bowfoot bed: Sale, Price aa eee $78.00 VANITY DRESSERS—In golden oak finish, triple French plate mirrors. Sale Price $29.80 MAHOGANY FINISH POSTER BED—T win size 27 8 only. Regular Price $40.00. Sale Price Sl: $ ° 0 POSTER BED SUITES—In Queen Anne period, of combination American walnut, large vanity dresser, full size Poster bed and eyes nigra ete aie 2 $148.00 Sale Price Convenient Payments e e Occasional Chairs SOLID MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR—Hand-wrought, needle point decoration in wool tapestry covering. Sle’ Price (ices hs ee ee nasty La $49.00 ANTIQUE WALNUT HALL CHAIR—Finely carved with cane seat and back. Sale Price_ e $36.75 OVERSTUFFED ARM CHAIR—Cut velour, in two-tone beaver, loose cushion seat. Sale Price $42.60 MAHOGANY AND TAPESTRY CHAIR—Made by Karpen, ma- hogany frame, tapestry upholstering. Sale Price $39.80 COLONIAL ARM CHAIR—In mahogany, fiddle back base with rush seat. Sale Price-___________ $24.00 WINDSOR CHAIRS—In antique, mahogany finished frames with cen molec of finely woven cane. 2 $19.85 See porn amas match above chairs. $19.8 5 WINDSOR ARM CHAIRS—Made of birch, finished antique mahogany. Sale Price_ Sis $17.80 OVERSTUFFED WING CHAIRS—Upholstered in cut velour ‘in two-tone beaver velour. $49 80 Sale Price — Reed and Fiber Furniture 3-PIECE FIBER SUITES—In new frosted shade of taupe, loose spring-filled cushions in all pieces, 6-foot daven- port, chair and rocker. Sale Price__ Li $99.00 KARPEN 3-PIECE FIBER SUITES—In two-tone finish, 50-inch lounge, chair and rocker. $49.80 Sale Price __._ 3-PIECE BROWN FIBER SUITES—With loose cushion seats, cretonne upholstering, 48-inch settee, chair and $43 80 xs @ rocker. Sale Price FIBER FERNERIES—In old ivory finish, size 10x: eR Pe acemabsta $9.95 inches. Sale Price TVORY ENAMEL FIBER ROCKERS—Loose $17 80 CLR SiR SR ls Male, ° spring-filled cushion. Sale Price BROWN FIBER ROCKERS—Spring seats and ~ removable cushions. Sale Price $1 0.90 FIBER DAY BEDS—Frosted taupe finish, spring-filled removable cushions, spring seat construction, Sale Price $53.60 The bargains listed here are only a.few selected at random from the many pieces which are greatly redu i i Febenity Cliseenee BRL y: iced during the final week of this YOU'LL LIKE TRADING AT ALLAWAYS FURNITURE 133 EAST SECOND