Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 5

\ as FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1 MRS. JH, CAREY DIES SUDDENLY Mrs. John H. Carey, 44 years-old, wife of John, H. Carey of 735 St. Mary street, died of pneumonia this morning at 2 o'clock after an illness of short duration. Surviving her in the immediate family besides her husband, are five children, Gene- vieve, Frank, Elizabeth, John und Mrs. Virgil Elliott. Mrs, Inez Massi, her mother, and seyera! sisters are now on their way -here from the cast. With) her husband, Mrs. Carey came to Casper eight years ego. Previously she had lived at Lead, 8. D. The body is. at the, Shaffer-Gay. mortuary pendirig funeral arrange- ments. ———.>—_-—_- REVELATION LECTURES. AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TO CONTINUE © Bowerman will give hus sixth lecture on the Book of the Revela- tion next Sunday evening at the First Baptist Church, 6th and So. Beech. The lecture*for next Sun- day is an exceedingly interesting one. The subject will. be “The Great Dragon, and the Two Beasts or the Trinity of Evil". Connected with this is the Mystery of Paul and the Mystery of Babylon, this takes us back into the dim ages of history “or nearly five thousand years ago; what began the: has been repeated in many, wa: under different names in the akes that have passed. The attendance upon these lectures" hae: been very large. Bring your friends and enjoy that which the Old Book is present- ing both as a note of warning-and a shout of victory. ———A A tested skin treatment If oa want. a remedy. for. skin- trouble whose value has been prover. by many years of successful use,—if you want a treatment that thousands of doctors and druggists are daily pre- sri because ey anow its bine: ficial results, —you will findit in Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, RESINOI. LIPSE [S HERE SEE BACK PAGE Give Hogan a Lift You Save The records you exchange wi anywhere else. If you th On all records 110 West First CAREY FIGHTS MARKET BILL IN THE SENATE WASHINGTON, Feb. —Chair- man Carey of the presid ‘8 agri- cultural conference, has asked the senate agriculture committee to hear him tomorrow in opposition .to favorable action on the Dickinson co-operative marketing measure passed yesterday by the house. Membem% of the committee safd today they had been informed that Chairman Carey and others of- the conferencé desired that the senate proceed with the passage of the Capper-Haugen. co-operative market- ing. bill for which the Dickinson measure. was made a substitute in the’ house. % The conference members take the position, the sneators said, that the Dickinson bill would not accomplish the purpose the conference had in mind in recommending co-operative marketing legislation and that con- Sress might as well not enact any| law. While members of the senate farm bloc expect to call up the’ Capper- Haugen bill in the senate tomorrow they have Httle hope of getting any ‘more farm relief legislation on the statute books at ,this session of congress. BARGAIN SALE IS EGLIPSE? The eclipse that has been adver- tised so thoroughly in the columns of the-Tribune the last few days has turned out ‘to be a price eclipse that puts all former prices in dark- ness.- It is offered by Max Heller, manager of the Bee Hi on East Second etreet. LISTEN! Every Time You Exchange One Edison Record at Butterfield’s Record Exchange And on Other Makes You Save 60c We have thousands of fine records to exchange with you for a few pennies difference. PHONE 2602-W \ Mr..Heller purchased the complete stock of ihe Shikany Shoe & Clothing company, when that firm went out of business, at 40 cents on the ‘dollar and is disposing of {t all at ridiculously low figures. The sale starts tomorrow morning and includes everything in men's | ‘wear, OQvercoats, suits, hat8, shoes of all models, caps, overshoes, socks, shirts and innumerable articles of haberdashery are on the lst. Tho sale will be a money saving surprise for every person that visits tho Bee Hive. P Take a look at the page advertise- ment in the Tribune this evening and you will get an idea of some of the startling values that Max Heller is offering in this: stupenduous price } Slashing sale, STILL SEIZED. NAN ARRESTED One S0-gallon still and a small amount of liquor was obtained by the sheriff's office and the federal officers jn-2 dugout seven miles north om the Sait Creck highway Friday morning. The man charged with the opera- tion of the plant gave the name of Arthur Wilson, | -_A Geod Thing - DON’T MISS IT Bend your name and address plaind rae: together with 5 cents (and is slip) to Chamberlain Medicine | Co., loines, Iowa, and@- receive | fm return a trial kage coe CHAMBERLAIN'’S COUGH REM- | DY for cenghs, colds, croup, bron- ohial, “fin” and Lereed ta coughs, nd tickling throat; CHA R- LAIN’S TABLETS for stomach tron- ‘Dies, ini ition, Facey pains that erowd the , biliousness and con- stipation; also’ CHAMBERLAIN’S SALVE, needed in every family for ‘burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin affections; these valued family medi pines for only 5 cents. Don’t miss it! —— Ammen | forestall | tion, INDIAN REBELS \ ~S* Quick, Someone, a Contract! Che Casner Daily Cribune | ISSUED IN “POSITIVE” PAur FIVE IMCLINTOCKHEIRWANTED TO Slersal es ENROLL INCOURSE ON GERHS CHICAGO. Feb. 2 — Testimony ; wit! now pc that a Wiliam, D. hepherd had | court " . | Bar) ea dt to envell as x student In cdurse of b the t icnal Unity of Sciences was | hi | given tod: the fuquest into the | Inquiring death of Willian MeClintock, required for a cor orphan who dic rember. ln bac Youth was a foste ¢ Wiliam | said} Darl hepherd, who is named as | given chief ‘beneficlary tv the McClintock | of the COMMANDMENTS ARE VERSION BY RECTOR NEW YORK, Feb. “post | worship tive” verflon Of the Ten Command: | but}! ments, in which 0 | substituted for “Tho uch || 2 written by | man Guthrie, fscopal minister.) yy Guthrie's ft His church, Mark's in the[’) oot pends: . Bouwerie, hi the scene of] ™ 3 }titual dancing arefoot girls of} ‘Thou st eth duct which Bishop Manning disapproved. | Keep pace 'v L fully sagt Di ; ts 3,000 | MOSt recent ascertalned -Imnowledge words lon. venth commandment gor to meet tho requirements of 1 Soyprcme ty ae AT Queenie Thomas, who has been delighting stage audiences tn London with her beauty, plans to come to America if she can get a contract. London critics call her the most beautiful English actress CITY PLANNING That no definite action be taken j in selecting a site for the proposed $500,000 community building and} auditorium without the expert ad- vice of city, planners, will be the re- quest made of the city council and chamber of commerce by a special committee named for that purpose this noon at the luncheon of the Casper Real Estnte board ut- the Townsend Hotel, | Another duty assigned the com- mittee the appearance before 3 rd this afternoon to any improvement on the Ubrary building in its present loc the contention of the board being that the library should even- tually be a t of the city’s ‘civic was center. Those appointed on. the| committee by John M. England, president of the organization, -were B. L. Scherck, chairman, Harry Free Howard Baker and A. P. Nesbitt. Every member of the board pres- ent at the meeting gave voice to his opinion’ concerning the location of the ‘community bullding. ‘The ini tative in calling attention to the ne- sity of foresight in securing the services of recognized city planners IX PANAMA ON EXPERT 10 SELECT SITE FOR COMMUNITY BUILDINGURGEDBY REALTORS 7 sv. paut before attempting to the ques: tion pf a site for the structure, was ken by lyester Pe!ton He de- jared th nat to proceed without such Avice {gs ttle short of criminal since the future planning of Casper is involved, Re-iteration was given by Mr. Pelton to his suggestion, first forum Tuesday noon in which he to give needed in the civic suggestion has W. 0. Wifson of tt communt building committee t the edifice might be built between Park sctéol nm made by img the discus: ee Singing Sands THE WARPATH PANAMA, Feb. 27.—(By The Asso: | ciated Press)--The national assem: | bly today declared the district of | San Blas in‘a state of slese owing | to the recent uprising of tho Indians | there in which a number of Pann. | mans were slain Yourself 75c as the records you take away are in excellent condition. You can-also buy our records for less than half what you'd pay | th us must be in good cond'tion | | k this exchange business isn’t a money saver for you—ask someone who has exchanged records at Butterfield’s Record Exchange, | except Edison we ex- | change 1 for 15c—4 for 50c and 9 for $100. Edison records exchanged 25c each. Butterfield’s Record Exchange. $ Gladstone Hotel Bldg. | CASPER TO. RAWLINS STAGE CARS LEAVE.DAILY AT 9:30 A. M. Saves you approximately 12 and Rawlins WYOMING MOTORWAY - salt Creek Transportation Company's Office The second and TOWNSEND HOTEL _ PHONE U4 | smird doses cur pletely break up the cold. Pleas. | C, H. REIMERTH & CO. ant and ata | CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ho Guibine or opt: INCOME TAX SERVICE cet te 4th Floor, 0-5 Buildi MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE ng | FARE—312.09 {| hours (revel between Casper | Phone 767 ; Ways gives rel | uy | antee jt.—Ady, RADIO RONCERT 5 ENJOYABLE the Klelr ng. enjoyed Victor radio | i with | inz alk the num- enjoyuble were the orchestra numbers. Conditions were idea! for radio re- | ception and at the Klein-Marks store, | the concert was received on the At water Kent instrument, one of the Popular sellers In Casper. The next Victor concert, will be broadenet two wecj's from last night and a standing Invitation is left with the public to be present. } | | | ‘Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold Right Up | | | 7 two tab- lets every three hours until three doses are taken The first dose ai. bes Cold Compound,” ive cents. Druggis! Price guar. COLDS Along Coast Hold Mystery WASHINGTON, mystery of “singing s: Atlantic seaboard is th: put up to scientists of th fan Institution for swer, Mem- bers of the coast guard who vouch for the yocal qualities of the sands, which they declare emit a 1 ing sound when the tide them, have brought specin institutio natior Feb. 27 nd. — The along the atest to be mithson. me exami _ Dog’s. Barking Reveals Death In Late Fire Wash SHELTON Alarmed r the } nt barking of 4 small dog, the pet of James Sic ken, 60,.a farmer who has. lived on the Olymple high : ghbors yesterd 1 the dos to the Sloken plac for many yea nd_ths house in charred ruin and Sloken's body {1 it Tne Nttle dog d evidenti niched in vain for his master to ap ar. from the 1 1 en desp: aveled thre he nearest neighbor's house and barked for belp. The ruins are being searched for any possible clue to the cause of the fire that destroyed th building in which the lived alor > DAUG ACT VIOLATOR TAKEN TO SALT LAKE CHEYEN Wyo. Feb. 27 Judge T. Blake Kennedy has signed an order for the remova)] of Jack Wedemer from the county jail at Rock Springs, Wyo., to Salt Lake City, where he is wanted to answer m federal charge of violation of the Harrigon drug act. made at the chamber of commerce | recommended the purchase of 15 lots | ing west of the city hall for pur- | and the city, facing n« bighth ; street were closed off between Cen- | t0", Democrat, Texas, ter and David streets, according to | ee ‘Howard Baker, who preserted a map| _WASHINGTON—At the request at the meeting showing what. the |Of Presid Coolidge » the wenate result would be, Mr. Bakgr gave his | #truck out of the rivers and harbors approval to Mr, Pelton’s proposal | bill the requirement that all author- of the/purchase ofiland®lying be- | 'xed projecta’ be. completed within | Fo ot 4 teaspoontul of | tween the elt shalt block. and the | five years. “California. Fig Syrup Ge 4 school athletic park. See 1 Stee ASA the ailenopen: ate ae WASHINGTON. — Authority for | thoroughly clean the little bow ¥ terlan, Methodist and Catholic | the states of Washington, Idaho, | 8nd in a few hours you have a well, | churches would object to the use | Oregon and Montana to enter into eid sa snesonnenait: Choas: of the city park for a building site| an agreement respecting the disposi. | feverish, bilious, commttpated or full because such would obstruct | tion and apportionment of waters of | Of Cold, children love its pleasan thelr ouglook, ‘was expressed) by |the Columbla river and its tribu-| t@ste- John sole: | tarles, would be granted by a bill] | Tell your dr toply A number of other sidelights on | passed by the senate and sent to the| the senulne pata Khe “nGpEHOn. wake! brdaeht cut doc.| wolube which has directions for babies and n- regard the ways wheret lentific and. spirit that one, ward and the sincere, love, of beauty e symbols in. y effective the onl. d emotic fellow men.” Subscribers to this decalogue wou ‘FIRE GUTS | STRUCTURE for thy a for hay nd fer MOTHER! '“California Fig Syrup’ E : | Dependable Laxative for Sick $150,000. No ene | Baby A child Three persons report located, ale.’ | ST. PAUL, Minn. early toda: Feb. £7.—A wrecked the interior the Kendrick building and caused a loss estimated at was Injured. WASHINGTON.—Conslderation by the house of a resolution proposing an investigation of charges against Federal Judge Engllalhi of the eastern Illinois district, was blocked by an objection from Representative Blan | children of all ages printed on bottl Mother, you mu Refuse any imitation Injunction To | Block School House Denied | LA. FAYETTE, Colo., Feb. 27.— | Work on LuFayette's new $63,000 high school went forward today in consequence of dental District Judge Claud C, Coffin yesterday af |@ petition for an injunction to halt |the construction. The petitioners | contended, among other things, that | the town which deeded the tract for the bullding elte, had no the bulldin FRESH Quality w as clockwork Faulty elimination is Ww sd as held ree Is Fugitive Peder Expect a lot--You’ll get it in our clothes “OU No finer suits will you find i elsewhere. This season we Hy are going to increase our volume and in order to do so we are giving greater << values for less money. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes $ 30 Mednick Breas. for GREATER VALUES and up TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN 7 zi Westbound Departs No. 603 2:10 p. Departs pee . m. 6:00 p. m.| CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY Arrives Departs 4:00 p. m 8:10 p. m, 8:35 p. m. Arrives Departs -- 6:50 a. m. 7:10 a. m. +» 9:55 p. m. ANOTHER CARLOAD OF CALIFORNIA VEGETABLES JUST UNLOADED s never better. Our prices are always the lowest. Come early and avoid the rush. HEAD LETTUCE Imperial Valley Head Let- tuce, large solid heads— California Celery Large bunches of beauti- ful Celery— 15¢ the cause of most sick- ness. To be ir as clockwork, each day Rhubarb, |b. Cauliflower, Ib. —_... Brussel Sprouts, lb. 4 Fresh Bunch Carrots_- Pascal Celery Fresh Bunch Beets -.10¢ Fresh Bunch Turnips, | silo) Sipe ae eran Read FY | New Cabbage, Ib. ples ff: California Round Radishes, bunch - Green Onions, | RIALTO THEATER 4 3 bunches for___-.{0¢e RIALTO FRUIT CO, Peppers, Ib. _40¢ Parsley, large bunches_-_4Q@ Sweet Potatoes__._2 lbs. 25¢@ Cranberries, lb.___ Grape Fruit-..._--$ for 25¢ --5C BLDG. 2ND AND CENTER