Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 10

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 uv ? PAGE TEN The Casper Daily Critune . —----- — ye OLED: the scheme, decided to fight sats , mie ab apse will be staged. Kia A with radio. They set up @ couple o' ‘rows and Homer Rusher will go o; Latest Turf Sensation baer ger ie Bn or ney ee ae © . fe OES also in. isolated spots. » Then they eae © BENCETOFOR ; RADIO TIED UP. {__BIGHT NEWs SUMMARY OF and Kid Murphy will fight ¢ went into action. Squads of dry é sleuths swooped down upon the hid- rounds. There will also be a wres, den sending stations of the rum run- Ung match and other enterta!nr t ners. They did not make any attempt features. MGI : Y wat to capture them. But they hovered so near that no cracking ether mes- sages dared be sent. Simultaneously, the government stations, in perfect- ly good bootlegger code, told the a hovering rum runner to move in + | close to shore. When it did, a rev- ee 1 iting. The first Ro Ho ‘an. Rum Runners Called m sone. SRE be dlileyiehivesirp Sa Se One und gi By U. S. Sleuths | tre capture of the Quadra. Tums in Long List for | $10,000 « , over the protest of Represe Saunders, who will| Lf International Conference | »12 tne vost arter Maren 4. 2 Ps y YOF nk B. Kellogg, Proposed at who’ restaniéd mbassador td add Next, by Ustening in én Code. mes- 2 : ¢ come secretary sages, they captured almost a dozen Membershi ‘ Uta . Washington et femor Whedon ai Are Seize Shore running mosquito boats, ‘with P oeamete 9 disarmament plan to ae Mquor aboard. Then along came the By MACK. | submit -L. C. OWEN Coal Harbor, Hidden government “One Round" Hogan, disabled war (icneciali nsolidated Press | By Consolidated Press | St#tions again went into action. She | veteran and member of the Vroman| MM from ali other laxatives and relieis\ | (Copyright, ; was captured, government agents| post of the American Legion, who LN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. 25.| Claim, only eight miles off shore. in two weeks signed. up 480 Ameri- BAN UA OID a Oy Ret eres Ce ee can Legion members on a_ hiking fate memagd = pete asec arta ce jor tour between Laramie and Casper, Student Puts Om) :estorsss sienea up 20 members tor yelops, demands a stric lor Defective Elimination Constipation Biliousness ‘a fifty million | sideration. of the sed improper 1 announced “Desire Under of representa- e two items * will be submitted to the Newsnet! = the local post. The membership . , ~ aretwo item Ee | Used dishonestly by Canadien rus F iz Die t T ctve! have. daiceolag fine, and, the eee Eero Alla Lee rata Setbitnen cnerbkie ey asting te O} Vroman post expecta to double its} 4 Gaghe ctechswil kone” | membership of last year. tion—you will feel so geot told ‘in The officers of the Vroman post Male th x. | hero, the has turned uvon| Pregé Two Y Ca YS| ca attention to the tact that the e the test. You will those who a traduce ites clubrooms in the Cottman building evoreciate thigdilterence, | reputation and “nicked them” | $4,500,000 worth of prime Scotch | whiskies and a couple of their re Used For Over ones fle Thirty Years Chips off the Old Block are open days and evenings and that . 95.—Harold G. 0: | all ex-service men, American Legion ear old medical student | members or not, sre welcome to its rsity of Chicago; starts} use. The American Legion is non- Holck, e U ocean pase lon asais Wrthsemenns Perse of he: Byte on a fasting diet that will last | Felisious, non-political in its actiy!- MR JUNIORS —=Little No ws nt where vehi The same M—in one-third doses. candy-coated. For children and adults, SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST 2.> followers of the turf looms as a dangerous contender, whose exports are always e Bs A.” thinking. He will eat only when Monday .evening next another may have to put up a couple of hun- | Presenting Quatrain ational three-year-old colt’ who won the $25,000 | ether waves are for two years. ties and its principal alm is to work | | New Orleans Handicap recently Quatrain, shown with Jockey Eddie | couver's est lquor exporting | ee eect ts to determine just| for the welfare of the men who | | Legere up, ts eligible for the famous Kentucky Derby, and according to | firm—the ation. mark fOr te eee ie it needed foe eon | fought Inthe late unpleasantness. hungry, and, will eat very light, 000 asked— ap- nd“ dollars or more in ‘ = dred thou: - proved b3 reau of the budget— ae ile | I : Pinca: asa Gthde: peneltien, measuring and weighing every bit = NGE YOUR RECORDS the, depart exce ‘would | District Attorney to Put} | : fod uD securely at the famous ola | ‘ken. ; Un ees. ° , o section's > 7 During the period, mental tests Avoid utterfie ge fiala force whieh te charged wien toe] New Plan IntoEffect ||\JUtLaWIn’ OF A! ar gs wharf on the Bmbarcadero | , During, the petiod.. mental” tests ei 110 W 1st Gladstone Hotel Bliz 4 taiie” Ue" ddvestigat ference 'W Pian into ec | LG hero is the big Canadian rum shiP} otics puzzles’ and typewriting® ac: SNUFFY COLDS —) rmed guards keeping over $2,000,0 Coal Harbor, Through Study of Tis | )saeesis throw a For the last two years he has carried a scales with him to de- termine the amount of food he con- Use antiseptic MENTHOLATUM Soon. NEW YORK, Feb, 25.—The ques Si | decks. spe era “|sumed normally. ‘The mental tests tion of stage censorship been,| 1 s up w 009) showed his normal efficiency. Apply freely inside and m pete 5 peas doa | r TOG . > - | liquor is the Canadian rum At thasexid iotttworreate ie s PP! pocat the ettled by District Attorney Banton’s | | S e : At the end of two yea’ re. ; : =. attend sah th || 4sduSes 18 SCHOO UD | enna? anak fete te laads | alta orl egstubelaod aatuatbtonse outside of nose . uch is expected to | 2. ba Command M4 ha the prohibi. | CXPerts expect to work ‘out from mienab tora be ante: TnePRoW they ibenliaa Gna McOULLOUCH. riment with a science | (4m They were outa rere seized, | teM_an_ideal_human. ration. conference contem eral Broadway productions lo Consolidated Press national relations. Sais Re praeae cakearabnt boatklnae get-together mee of the world’s | by as indecent. radio experts since the birth of] Operations of the tribunal will be broadcasting. The conference would | sec A jury of 12 men will be Ps ane 3 be held here probably in September | selected by ‘Police Commissioner |™ld-mannerpd youthful looking Betws or October of this year and fifty or| Enright from a panel of 130 yhns Hopkins com-| ” for would be represented | submitted b ir leading radio experts or/in-| dent of the Actors’ s. It would be the first’ radio | tion. and. accepted bj ence of the ki The first jury is expec ing held in London 13 the fate of “Desire Und world war upset plans for which th® district attorney had pre-|farm boy, later a in 1917 and since then no arrange-| viously ordered with¢ na now. head oft ment has been concluded for an in tric corporation, He ey What might be called that captured t n offer seemingly y of forelgn relations, but} jrrefutable proofs that they were We have a trade] not. Here th le of misused radio We have > enters the plot. mld | sey , according to have a de-|the s ncouver Hquor have not es 1 decided to use the unet to landing its saad Pl Soke forbidden oes in the vicinity of law war,” the|San Francisco. Four small sending > long ago, s were established in isolated diptheria. For ccntiguous to the “golden Md., Feb, we have d its reven, 1 months a a bi exporting co mes|man at the we s » presl-|memoration day associa Banton exercises told a'd's-| information. r peace but we tinguished gathering what must be |sire ed an a whose exctusive| radio as an ;|done to outlaw war He was Owen D. ¥ we wanted to out a | ce x J 4 | centurics men had prayed and suf-| g "oW 1 the government chas- 01 arley on wireless com ® authority of | ees Ble F-Chaviea .Goibaves ta is st bravery and dar in -dealing| flashed to the rum ships. When the| Alec arles G. wes c neues. str ‘herorts, Pani blesssithi vi lone MRS Sere cariliide hen eehuioeekae || With these plagues. All their heroris,| coart was clear, they moved in clos ll their suffering| to shore, All messages were in the ing, for God, in| rum runners’ own private code. 1 ment agents, learning of jall their rs, a WMCA, the McAlpin York, brought the number TABERNACLE SERVICES :ivsstsusracste ud seemed| Gove class B plants up to 69.1 bers! Mr. You is chairman of the] yor Partiusi eat tole prot WMCA ‘York sears board of tr of the Walter] ‘ igi soar Ginnts ass Die NEXT SUNDAY EVENING == Pp rial s t kind etniise Red Goose Shoes—a brand so well known to Casper mothers that it York. celebrities weren't at ; bedi ass 29 | He needs no introduction—are here in profusion for spring. ‘Trim little church. After su experi lishet and amt biased: wa : Do you know you shoes, dapper little Oxfords, all made with the good soles, soft yet Bunting as, 2-XH son 48-6. meters, |: (The, jarge chorus, irected by Miss | met riateas week tor to folloy can obtain the strong uppers and smooth careful workmanship that have made this must supply a s body of thing: WMCA has been: assigned that wave | Agnew, will give a fine musical pro length and will continue to share st | gram next Sunday evening in the] hich will for the time being with WSB At-|tabernaclo at Sixth and’ Durbln| My now to avcid it streets. Included will be several | efte chorus numbers, male. quartets, The tall, slender man with mild eyes and dark hair parted in th Non dollar > estat with that same thoughtful care that your own feet are used to getting NY PENCIL at Wiggins. 5 ENUS brand so well thought of for years. And of course every pair is fitted our Mr. Young's address, ‘the second jon WBAQ, San Juan, Porto | ladies’ trios, duets, tenor and violin he hablsaad i Riboratoca seeat Rico, 1s now a full fledged class B | solos, conatituting a fine variety by ae Mr > oung Beet ipoie ni futope,, wre.’ pled, tor evened with as r $ years as he received © his . ‘i J station and can be found rhooting its | splendid talént. All who are. ac. y |'mirer of the late Walter Hines Page a1 500 watts into the 340-7 meter wave | quainted with Miss Agnew's fine|ddress, the honorary degree of doc:| (0 Aresiray ti tie RUBBER END Although it has been operating for | work as superintendent of music in| SF of law 34 (from 4B to 9H) to establish the school. |R some time a B plant, its Mcense ity: schools, as director of the ra Th hool will achie R; o has just | ted. Cleft chorus, and the large 5 jthree thing Mr Young aeciacet Seamer a _ chorus in the tabernacle services, t Firs levelop a science of lities—providin: Of all the memorial sefyices | will need no. further assurance for ernational relation: sécondssaee ape iL Psy + broadcast Sunday in commemoration | the attractiveness of this program.|tions and t aacertain ‘the fects: ao Saree pencil luxury an of George Washington’s birthday,| “At the Sunday school hour, 9:45|may better ‘don’ any. partiols pencil economy. ca perhaps the most. interesting was|a. m., L.A,/Reed will give the| ity and lil, Ste wi each : ‘i WCAP, Washington's | second of his series of talks to the es de ich pines Nifty Plain Toe Oxfords % Misses’ Snappy Three = nous old Christ church | Men's class on the Psalms. These tit, aclenca vane ts i 4 x 2 r. " earaha ieient a Ss cha classvdhe Megs x 4 bs 7 oe These little soft toe oxfords are as flex- ° Mbp plesritipsial aie breed fel ea nat lament ged st o tanta bie for service in the fields of sakes it et a ible as a willow switch. Their soles are Eyelet Ties r Sunday subject -will\ be! she. wen: smarent a , pn kep } ernment and: i Foro! ie the we]l known double welt pliable con- ‘These clever little ties are the last word 101 aa derful. beauty of the 19th. Psalm.|of state > struction which gives extra service. in children’s slippers. Have square Hib recent watthig torch vot therderd| inten: sp 7 Abyour dealer or write us direc Their toe shape is full to give plenty French toe, low rubber tipped heels, } RAILROAD WINS SUIT Paalm ‘récelved much favorable c —— L American Lead Pencil Co. of comfortable toe room. You may and fasten through square brass eye- " ment. —_ 220 Fifth Ave. NewYork! ff choose them in the new English tan lets. Soles are genuine Goodyear welt- ‘taladi: ee VENUS —The largest selling calf or black patent leather. ed and the upper leather is selected for At the 11 o'clock servi r | Quality Pencilin the world long wear, P Wilson will follow last Sunda i is \ | is i to e P BROUGHT FOR YOUTHG | sssrs.vserces ease’. | HOTEL’ ST. JAMES Hakone Sizes 014 to 8-__---------$3.00 ger ay “| sermon on. “Human Responsibility Sizes 8/¢ to 11___________$3.50 Black Patent Leather pti toithe'Revealed Christ” ‘The music TIMES SQUARE, Just off Broadway at 109-113 West 4Sth Street, NEW YORK Sizes 12 to 2 a The Chicago & Northwestern of the service will constitute a beau |-—-—— izes 70 epi oah D ) $4.00 - road, defendants in a suit instituted | tiful setting for this great subject. | by two youths who were scalded 2 cS | “ x Siaeiie avGand einiacet iene ars |} An Hotel of quiet dignity, — $5.00 Reward n dy 3 ay afternoon f RY NEY 10 having the ee and 5 sa 9 male gly Hh w ected verdict | appointments of a well con- & : * lf th ve furnishing the (Ca: per ‘ ‘ y Cromer of the | ditioned home. 4 Daily Aribuae ‘tntoriiation | leading Ste egos a #, Beard. 40 Theatres, all principal @ et udulently collec’ bscriptions shops and churches, 3 to 5 bd WO = — fromm Tribune au ; . Patrons esent e 3 baa! Bis ; he paper should not pay any ay 4 ° x . atrie ho delivers the paper o * 2 minutes of all subways, “L Colt We lian authacigeajooilector “Pam the Shoes With Tasteful Touches ae tay 12s 2 If you are not sure you are ‘ * A 2 are 5 ; Tones acr see canyiec es | paying the right collector, ask him of Contrasting Trimming Blexthlesand sDicabledalas ng in| Within 3 minutes Grand. ; ants A ones Pig tedines This is one of the popular new spring base goa shea ot Le the} | Central. 5 minutes Pennsyl- + Dosble a biti ete = ee le S084 o> NY, little feet. Are Toe Scuffers ¢ athletic state | inals. Sen RTA S ade in the ucher pattern to allow + poring, eoaterala and fathletla ately vania Termin: Send for boot, NSON QUINN Tele hone 15 of ease of slipping on an seis Ming The sort of neat, plain toe shoe that intuit byrariy duatior who, yecue| soft toe tips, double welt extra flexible mopar and children both approve of. day took first place in the tryouts | — —— soles, and come without the heel pic- pate er pelde catiehion one penpie at the school auditorium . oe =s eapsts caer Pe eociegi-<t - ‘& tured, Are trimmed attractively with u Nappeta raed aces tke rind ear resisting vag He a | * . beige elk leather. In patent or medium wr sat blu tre y Sp ae Surety Claims Of : parietal easy shoe to slip on and off. = Creditors G T po ed Bee -$3.25 Sizes 51% to 8____________ $3.25 reditors Go To N OUR NEW CARLOAD OF tee store Sizes 814 to 1144--____ ---$3.75 Court at Sheridan CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb Justice J. Argesheimer of Chey enne has sig orders removing to | the court of Justice of J. F, Hopp at three aall claims broug inst the Southern Sur- ety company by E. H, Knapp, Mre. | [i E. H, Knapp and Mrs. Haevey Viz-| i A Jaunty Brown Oxford for Misses and Growing Girls This staunch little oxford will give good account of itself for school wear this spring. Has semi-rounded toes, flexible solid leather soles, rubber tipped heels and is made of smooth, strong brown calfskin. Fits excellently and looks very chic on the foot. Sizes 12 to 2_____ £4.00 Sizes 214 to 7____. $5.00 Clark Jewel GAS RANGES You will find just the range for your home. Inia, all of Sheridan claims, amounting in all to are for | services provi Raymond George *“THE VALUE OF A GOOD NAME”—Sounds like the text of the Sunday morning sermon, but right now we are speaking of the “good name” Red Goose Shoes have made for themselves. Hundreds of active, agile, careless little feet have tested these shoes right here in Casper, running a» over hard sidewalks and paving, scampering around rock- . strewn playgrounds and streets and trudging through mud and snow. How well they have stood this severe test and made a “good name” for of Rozet, Wyo., a road « actor, who defaulted a state contract two years ago and subsequently disa- peared. At the time of his default George owed $ 2.28, according to information from the office of At- torney General D, J. Howell, and had $42,918.34 coming from the state. His claim against the state has been Every size and model from the $35.00 small apartment model to the $120.00 full enamel range equipped with ~ OVEN HEAT REGULATOR w the models in our showroom The First and Original assigned to the Southern Surety “4 5 Cold and Grip Tablet ompany, his bondsman, and it ie themselves is shown by our growing list of regular Red Goose customers. |for this reason that the Sheridan Let us convince you also. 7 A Safe and Proven Remedy || «!aims are made against the bonding The box bears this signature sap a inc ee WASHINGTON--The life of the Y, special senate committee investigat- 'e 6 over ng the internal revenue bureau and i y Price 30c. he prohibition unit would be extend ed until June 1 under a resolution approved today by the senate finance The Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. “Merchandise That Merits Confidence” Phone 1500 115-119 East First St. IGGIN Red Goose Shoes “TOUR SHOEMAN” Shoes