Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 2

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PAGE TWO YP HIGHWAY 19 ENDORSED BY SPER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ten-Thousand-Dollar Program to Advertise Casper Through Casper Motor Club * Reorganization Included T 0, $1,200; Custer, ' } $100; Edge- D0; Lusk, $00, $700 $100 along cities in the AYP ed tour- is traffic is built and main- tained, thu sing the cash business of munity during the summer season. eve further that we should e National We to support urk highway further propos: ation yoming, its mountains, nds, and won- Is, should’ have community in We believe that such an 1 would, if properly admin- do much minate any misunderstanding that etween communities. e further that we irge upon the scope and Jactivities of the Casper Motor club Jand that should be reorganized |on the plural membership plan, at $5.00 per membership, and sufficient and support be secured s0 rists. ass¢ ful mount the state vides | istered $10,000! a5 to « way through | c 5 4 er ome 1 en {as to take care of all of the activ! ‘ 1 ¢ F © have re-|tles of the Motor club, including ad- merous telegrams and let-| Vertising, ‘t t {information bu m Chainbers of Commerce | reau, and highway support. We be hat we should set our goal at memberships at $5.00 . each, 1 Would give vs an annual in- of approximately $10,000. rganizations in the| South Dakota in none of whi 4 n t all ‘th “We believe that among other ugl zs the Motor club should employ A akotu, have 1 recreation secretary during the | four summer months, who shall put in all of his time {n promoting the tourist business, Such a recreation etary could gather detailed in- | forma in regard to our scenic beauty spots, arrange circle tours eed to support th al amounte. | amounts ag is rey stant and ral citle tien ed our visitors that will tend to ep them one day longer in Cas- per and In Wyoming, the extra ° amount of money spent with our stations, would run tnto thou- lars n»mend that we use our raise $10,000.00 as budget to be allo- several agencies traffic, including it yy promoting teurtst . the Atlantle-Yellowston-Pacific high- between the | tion and the emeregency fund. | Mr. Beckilnger called upon’ sey- E cral of the members to express their | ns concerning the AYP and i \t vantages of the tourist trade z ) Ww. Kimball, R.. C. H. B. Durham and W. on all spoke in favor of rout- he highway through Casper. was emphasized that the pro- | posed rc | the Phillips, inal Milk by physicians | ntacid, laxative, ste will not make necessary of ent bottle any drug store.— building have new ady roads, The been built and ids Ady | the AYP ¢ zation is an associa- | tion of cities all working together —- ————= | to induce tourists to travel over the route. he AYP highway {s not promote professional boosters desiring make money for them- selves, but is spons i by repre- sentative busiaess men residing in | cities through which the tourists will Kaas To Have Wavy, Glossy Hair Like Nature’s Own See the Here's something of real merit . that you should make note of un- Rickenbacker Brougham of the few. posses. sors of naturally wavy hair. 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There are said to be more miles of paving on this route than on that of the Lincoln Highway and Yellow- stone Trail, The object is to in- ‘orm the tourists by advertising and ] publicity that the route is there beckoning them to travel over it. Casper will only grow and thrive by building up the rest of Wyoming and co-operating with the other towns in the state which have al- ready joined the organization, !t was sald. Several guests were present at the forum luncheon, Many of the guests were automobile men here in connection with the Auto Show at the Arkeon this week, Piercing auto horns had been concealed under the tables and every so often they would attention of the members to the auto | issue forth a siren call, directing the j Show. ‘The sirens were operated by electric wires connecting with but- tons on the table, so that the offi- cers of the Chamber could start the din by pressing a push button. J. W. Austin of Denver, a repre- sentative of the Nash Motor Com- pany gave an interesting talk: trac: ing the programs of the automobile Industry during the past twenty- five years. Mrs. T. J. Riach of the Casper Music Club arranged a pleasing mus- {cal program and advocated in a talk that the Chamber of Commerce send a representative to the con- vention of the National Federation of Music Clubs at Portland, Oregon. | The matter was taken under advise- | ment. '| CITY BRIEFS Attorney A. M. Gee of the Ohio Oll company {s in Cheyenne as a witness in the Teapot Dome annul- jment case, see Harry Yesness, Hatry Haytin, and Moe Landau have been attending’ to business affairs mm Denver, the trip being made ov nd. see J. B, Okie, Natrona county pioneer is in Casper from Lost Cabin and ts a guest at the Henning hotel. eee James Hart, rancher of Riverton is here on business, eee E. C. Bergman, hardrock driller, left this week for Split Hills where he is drilling for the Atlas company. eee James M. Moses arrived in Casper last evening from Billings and ex- pects to spend severa Idays here on business. see wee Robert Simpson ts among the Den ver visitors in Casper this week, eee Dorsey Strattif returned to Salt Creek ‘today after a several days’ visit spent here with friends, eee Elmer Shields ts transacting busi- ness affairs {n Casper this week from Los Angeles. . . Albert Taylor of Midwest fs in Casper this week attending the auto. mobile show being. held at the Ar- keon, eae M. B. Donaldson man in the city toda ee 8 Bert Hanson has returnred from a short business trip to points in Colorado. is a Riverton Jay Williams ‘arrived last e ning from Sheridan owe E. J. Venard of Cheyenne is here today on business. ese J. F. Glebel of Omaha is in the city on business for a short time this week. eee William Utzinger has returned from a short business trip to Den- ver. Mr. Utzinger is connected with the White Motor compasy. eee J. A, Flanagan of Thermopolis is an out of town man here for a short time. eee 8. Gray and G. Dew land are visiting in week. of Wh per this C. Christiansen is {n the city for a few days from Midwest, eee Louis Dubs {s a Midwest visitor in Casper for a few days. eee W. B. Taylor is here to attend the automobile show this week from Denver. —______ Headaches From Slight Colds Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets eve the Headache by curing the Id. A Safe and Proven Remedy |The box bears the signature of| E. W. Grove. 300.—Adv, onomy in the automobile on. Perhaps the reason think you cannot finance terms you can easily ar- PHONE 2100 be Casper Daily Cribune DRESSES FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS MADE POSSIBLE WITH NEW SCHOOL OPENED TODAY The fair cex of Casper is afforded an opporunity this week to learn how to make beautiful crepe paper party dresses at a cost of sevent-five cents, and durable and chic hats at a cash outlay of as low as thirty cents. Miss Elizabeth Roe of New York City, instructor for the Dennison Manufacturing company, arrived in Caspér yesterday and will conduct free classes during the week for la- dies in sealing wax craft, flower making and basket weaving at Hoft- hine’s jn the Becklinger building. The classes will be continuous at Hoffhine’s from 9 o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock im the after- noon. In order to give housewives and business women whose time is occupied during the day, a chance to take advantage of the classes, there will be a special sergion on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 until 9 o'clock. The ladies purchase their materials and the in- struction Is free. At least once a year the Denni- son Manufacturing company sends an instructor to each of its multi- tude of 1c representatives in all parts of the United States. A beautiful and artistic window display, demonstrating the great va- riety of elite things which can be made from Denn{son products, {s nowsto be seen in the front window at the Hoffhine establishment. The window was arranged by Miss Roe. Among the beautiful things in the window are bed lamps, baskets made of paper rope, favors for parties, chic crepe paper hats and pretty crepe paper party dresses. “THREE ACES’ TO GIVE NOON DAY CONCERT AT WELLS STORE The Chas. FE, Wells Music com- pany of Casper has arranged a treat for music lowers by securing the POLICE COURT DOCKET GROWS AT FAST PAGE War on Violators of ‘All Kinds Brings Long Session The most voluminous police calen- der in two months was disposed of by Police Judge Murray yesterday afternoon when he collected fines and adjudicated penalities in the cases of twenty three offenders charged with various violations of the law, Many of the cases were the result of police raids made over the week end gp alleged liquor joints. Most of the W&fendants secured their liberty by paying fines. Harry Barth, charged with petty larceny and violation of the drug act was sentenced to thirty days in Jail. The case against Mary Foster, ac- cused of violation of the drug act and who is at liberty on $200 bond, was continued until this afternoon, John Eagan, booked as being an inmate of a place where liquor was found, paid a $10 fing, Neil Erickson who at the time of his arrest was allaged to have had a one-half pint of Uquor in his possession, pald a $5 fine. A $25 fine was paid by John Gustafson, also charged with illegal possession of liquor, G, O, Shefstead, arrested for speed- ing, pald a fine of $10. L. D. Hurley, booked for passing cars at in inter- section, forfeited a $5 bond. A $15 fine was paid by J, A. Allen, charged with being drunk. EB. P. Herbert paid a $10 fine for speeding. Ke Ida Bushnell, who had served 12 days out of a 15 day sentence, ob- tained her release by paying $3. R. A. Lindsay, fined $100 on February 26, wajved an appeal and paid the fine which Judge Murray had im- posed. A. H. McElhaney, fined $25 a few days ago, paid the fine and waly- ed an appeal. The case against Axel Thyrean concerning an auto accident on March 4, was dismissed. R. D. Mat- thews, booked in connection with an auto aceident on March 4, paid a $10 fine. Florence Collins paid a $15 fineon conviction of being drunk. Ida Mo; Alister charged with violation of the drug ordanince, pald a $50 fine. Oth- ers charged with being inmates of the McAlister house where liquor was found, were fined $10 each and paid in the cash to the court. They were Mildred Miller, A. McEtheny, Floyd Smith and Harry Harnid. Lillian Mackey, allas “Li Bur. ley, colored, paid a $10 f ona charge of disturbance, and a $50 fine upon conviction of violation of the drug ordinance. A charge of being drunk and dis- turbing the peace caused R. A. Ras- burn to pay a fine of $25. A. R. Lomb, accused of being drunk, dis: turbing the peace and violating the drug ordinance, paid a $50 fine. ethos UA Fo 2 Rob BOTTLE 15 TAKEN FROM VIOLATOR IN POLICE AID MONDAY EVENING Ellis, 392 pleked up by who gave his West A street, police officers night at 122 South Boyer street and booked at headquarters on a ‘Ke of violation of the drug act. is alleged that Ellis had about three fourths of a pint of Nquor in resi. was last his possession at the time of the arrest. Ellis will be tried in police curt. Police Sergeant Wright and Of. flcer Radden this morning destroyed, by breaking against a rock on the police grounds, three cases of bottled beer and a barrel filled with bottled beer. The liquor had been seized tn raids and was used in police court last night as evidence against alleged Violators of the drug ordl- nance. It is the policy of the police department to destroy. evidence ax soon as the case has been adjudl cated. “Three Aces’? of Denyer who are en- tertaining at the Auto Show, to give a concert from 12 to 1 o'clock tomor- row noom. The public is cordially in- yoted to be present. The ‘Aces” are a peppy trio and will sing popular song hits in solo and in ensemble. ‘The concert is scheduled for the noon hour in order to give everybody in Casper an op- portunity to enjoy the entertain ment. pee Eo Clark Beck of Bucknum {s spend- ing the day here on business. jis Ns LAI cate R. W. Marsh of the General Cigar company is here on business this week. pee 3 Fred Rixon of Spokane arrived in Casper yesterday, Roy Smith is a Billings business man who arrived last evening. ———>.—___ Still open all night. Pat Royce Filling Station. Wherever they sell good candy First and Park -328.S. David St. | $4,000 COMPENSATION IN JURY AWARD HERE Ben Sanders, Midwest Refining company employe, who was injured September § last in a gas explosion, was yesterday awarded full com- pensation of $4,000 against the com- pany by a jury in district court. Sanders had his hip fractured, his back injured and was burned about the body by the explosion. This is one of the first compensa- tion cases in many months in which a jury trial has been used. = —_- -—-— LIFE UNDERWRITERS Of. CASPER HEAR ADDRESS BY DISTRICT MANAGER P. L, Pease, agency manager for four Rocky Mountain states for, the Equitable Life Insurance company of New, York City, yesterday ad- dressed the Casper Life Underwrit- STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause —Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That’s what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment—clogged liver and disordered bowels. 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Fifth St—Phone 724 Dopse BROTHERS DEALERS SELL 6000 USED CARS We GER SEDAN Phone 346 228 South David Street Phone 2300 and 62 DON’T MISS THE NEW STUDEBAKER AT THE SHOW TOINGHT There will be a BIG SIX TOURING and SPECIAL SIX SEDAN 11 Other New Models on Display at Our Salesroom BIG SIX MOTOR CO. THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO, Everything in Building Material RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY > FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Vistributors of KONSET Three-Day Cementing Process for Oil Weils. Office and Yard—First and Center Sts. Phone 1817 ate Casper, Wyo. TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN ri Westbound No. 603 . a ae No, 618 -<. Bene ai astbound NOs 622} can sbdis ccumncnsecuct NBS Pp. m. yy nti i CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY A yaad Arrives Departs No. 80 7-22 3:38 fm Westbound plate No. 29 ta Nest 7:10 & m. ¥