Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1925, Page 6

4 1 t 1 PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily Tribune By J. EB HANWAY AND E E HANWAY per (Wyoming) postoffice as second class matter, November 22 1916 opposite postoffice. cting All Departments Member of Audit Iureau of Circulation (A. B. C) e Exchange Contr i122 ASSUCIATED PRESS: Advertisi udden, 1721 Le Bidg an Fra Representatives Steger Fl co, Cal. nd visitors are welcome. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Cartier and Outside State YOUR TRIBUNE Come Out of It! O, ye of little faith! Perk up and take heart. Already must you change your tune from the Casper Blues to some- thing with more jazz in it. Ever since the first of the year have you moped about talking calamity, and spreading gloom among you ghbors, even unto those who abide elsewhere. Casper was dead, the funeral baked meats prepared, and the last sad rites about to be administered. Whe Casper, which had slowed down from a hundred and ten miles to nin miles an hour, arose refreshed and is even now resuming the old stride. We have many tin repeated the belief that the great. in- dustrial plants located here, costing many millions of —dol- lars, were not located haphazard and for a year or so, They are for all time, and upon a correct knowledge that the oil fields in the vicinity cannot possibly become exhausted in the next fifty years. That the original investment and the sup- plemental ones from year to year, mean more than any tem. porary adyenture in the business of producing and refining of oil A lowi down of industry from any one of numerous causes is incident to industry of all kinds. That our principal industry should come upon such a time in its progress, should be no surprise, nor should it indicate that we haye come to the day of calamity. The trouble is the public does not stop to reason, and to view a situation in its reasonable aspects. It accepts the situation upon its face and decides that things have gone to the eternal bow-wows. Seldom, if ever is any situation as bad as it appears. Eyen while business people have been crying “no busine and a few workmen have been moaning “no work”, plans have I in the forming for speeding Casper from the ninety mile pace to the former hundred and ten. Improvements, addi- tions and extensions to local industrial plants, aggregating several millions of dollars, have been approved, and contracts awarded for the material required. The same thing is true of operations in the oil fields. By the time the robins have their homes built activity will be under way and in brief time thereafter the pay rolls will be restored to better than a million a month. So, it is for Casper to get out of the dumps and cheer up, ‘We will have an early spring and the grass crop will bé lux. urious. No Ball and Chain Necessary Everyone has heard the name, New York, New Haven und Hartford railroad. In days gone by it figured in the hekdlines chiefly on ac: count of its many difficulties in a financial way. Recently newspaper headlines said: “Patrons and Business Interests Along Line of New York, New Haven and Hartford Oversubscribed its 3,000,000 Bond Issue.” What a transformation in public estimation of this prop- erty. This ‘s a great step forward in the railroad policy of this nation. Railroad executives are following in the foot- steps of public utility executives in placing their securities in the hands of their customers and employes. While our socialistic friends are shouting for political own: ership of private enterprise our American industries~-are bes ing them to it and creating real honest to goodnes “publi ownership” by enabling the people to actually own the prop erties the socialists would destroy. What will the agitator do when he wakes up some morning and realizes that the conditions which he has been shouting for have been brought about by the companies he has been attacking and “the people” actually Own the properties in question with no political ball and chain in the shape of goy- ernment ownership fastened around the neck of the Aimer taxpayer? What It Means Four more years of Coolidge means four more years of economy as drastic as can be managed by the administratior Economy is a pas almost a religion, with this New Eng lander. The next four years will see in Washington further ef forts toward the ettlement of differences betw na tions. Calvin Cool is committed to the maintenance of the of America. He of the permanent cpurt sovereignty and independen ly committed to the cause national justice. There will be no swing toward militarism between now and 1929 if the White House can prevent it. American defen- sive powers will be strengthened and maintained, but there will be. no vast program of shipbuilding. The Washington naval treaty will be amplified and strengthened if possible when and if the time arrives that a second arms conference can be summoned. Four more years of Coolidge means four years more of common sense in government. There will be no aid or comfort from the White House for those who would drive in the f of Socialism, substitute public for private ownership or cripple the power of the courts to exalt that of congress. These were the issues of 1924, and they were decided in favor of the posi tion that had been taken by the administration, Few administrations have begun under auspices ag favor: able as th are today. The administratidn has a working ma jority in both houses of co count upon revived leadership. Party discipline red { sibility enforced. Democratic i campaign, can make little trouble road for the next four years has bee le Coolidge. is just as strong. of inters wee ress and car being restc op two years red The Horrible Result Thiry-eight state legislatures met during January, and one meets Tater in the year. In they received over 60,000 bills, and passed 15,000 as law now approximately 000,000 laws and ordinances in the United States, and about 0,000 new ones being added yearl, State governments that v evening and The Sunday Morning Wyoming Publication offices: Tribune 16 and 16 itled to the use for publication of also the loca! news published herein. ig.. Chicago, (., 286 Pitth Boston, Mass., Suite 404 Sharon Bldg., Copies of the Daily Tribune ago. Boston and San Francisco offices carefully for {t call 18 or 16 Register complaints <a t seecitcee etnrmnee-———-scelin enann ns onan ees end nse tees nee same, but they're different. HORIZONTAL Remarked Valuable property. Jump. Certify. By mouth. Extraordinary, large man. Also. Queerer. Everyone. Longed Before. Metal used for pans. Precipitous. Artifice. Collection of tents. Large white and wings bl 3.1416. Playthings. Blemish. Negative. ‘0 happen. SRaP Ree Small island. Musical note. 44, 45. A float. 47. Tub u to wash your body. 49. You and I. 50. Large bundle In a cloth cove 52. n godde that brings fertility. To lubricate. To repulse. Caress. Move quickly. Opposed to direct. Head covering. Beneath. ' Organ of hearing Musical drama, Sights. Genus of fan palms Drove, flock Assau Che Casver Daily CROSSWORD PUZZLE The past of 61 vertical isisimilar to 1 horizontal. Now figure !t out! They mean the VERTICAL dinavian uing. A form of type. Cave of a lion. Present (preposition). Hoarded. Preposition. Boy. Old people. Vigilant. A funeral. pile. legend Narrative poem Life lik Aerop! Minute grain in a flour. Virtuous. Food for trapping (pl). Sweet, red flower (pl.). Frozen water. Placed. Cr; * Fresh. ¢ ant having no flower or Pains (verb), Welght 1-16 of a pound. Night. Sin. Wels! Hurry. Anger. | Period of time. | of container (ph). One who covers books. | Talke, | To. withdraw. | | PUZZLE SOLUTION Solution to Tuesday's Puzzle By TREB W. RENEERG. = to be in meadows greer s my Tc uses loud ri I long to be at r that, To be a place not where I'm at, So guess its best to just stay put I transferred trees are > root slow ‘Out of Date | Stuart's Been « Great Factor in Increased Consumption of Food. More than a million old-time dys- Pepeics are now daily enjoying th est the market affords and all be- cause they learned th | of Stuart's Dyspepsia & most enjoyable sensation to eat ork and beans, fried eggs and acon, #aunago and buckwheats or mince ple and coffee with rich cream and not a sign of distress. A host © and women declare they now eal kick out of life simply they eat without fear or favor. There tablets give the stom- ach the alkaline et much as it naturally bas when digestion i per- fect, hence there is no heartburn, no pe pal assiness, no sour riein ther 3 cost #182,000,000, an average of © per capita, cost | Ren distress Aue to ‘indlwestion oF ; or 812. i a tote) Sta ternn? a. jet nm 60 cent box of _ OOO IO) in 1923, or $ aut a lhe t tal tate and Drapans TAbleta: ACERS mations rover ent cost in 1928 was 16 vent of the drug store an won't bother ae et ene 2 4 paAlns a About whether te food is right. The tional income, where it was only seyen per 4 quantity of {t will draw your atten- tional income in 1903, the na | Pm Dyspepsia is ——— Holding Companies “While an organization Ike the Middle West Utilities company is referred to as a holding com ny, it really is nothing more or less than an investment company,” said Martin J. Insull, company in speaking of the func- tions of such organizations. : “These investment companies,” he said, “have, to a very, largs ex- tent, been the cause of the great development of the electrical indus- president of the| try in the United States during the past 14 or 15 years. Without them, the developments that have taken place would have been practically impossible. Due to their high stand- ing in the financlal world they have been enabled to secure money to finance projects which could not under any possible condjtion have been anced in a local way; and the financing of those projects has brought to the small towns and hamlets, and even to the rura} dis- tricts now, a class of electric servi only second to that of the larger cities, and in some Cases not even second to them, which they could not possibly have secured had it nét been for the massing of capital in these investment companies. nvestment companies are really financial institutions in which those who want to invest their money have an opportunity of Investing it in an essential business” with a diversified risk due to the fact ‘that the investment company’s business is scattered ‘all over the country, and where they are reasonably’ sure of securing a return of thelr prin- cipal when they require it. “The mary function of these holding or investment compantes is the financing of their operating utiliti “Th is no doubt in my mind that during the war period if it had not been for the holding and investment companies in the utility siness t 3 ould) have been mar operatin companies that | would have gone into the hands of the receivers. I belleve the fine record the electric Nght and power business made during those hard particularly 1917 and 1918, 0 the ability of the panies to use their own support their operating credit to | companies. “The advantage to the customer owners of the operating companies whose preferred stock they buy of those companies being controlled and dominated by a strong holding or investment company, is that the nvestment company has its money invested in a stock tha tis juniorto the stock sold to the customer owner, and, therefore, the investment com- pany must make the stock held by the customer owner good both as to n and principle before it can and principal before {t can the stock It owns itself good.” One of the greatest advantages to the public of a holding orjinvestment company which is made up of a group of utility companies js that it can furnish a type of management which can make possible a service to customers by local companies, which it would be imposs'ble for isolated local plants to render. pe Pe CAR DLODINGS BREAK RECORD WASHINGTON, March enue freight loadin weeks of this year set & new record for the period with a total of 8,07 $19 cab ng to reports com- piled tod the car service divis- ion of the American Railway assocla- tion. The total is an increase of 14 0 cars, or 4.8 per cent over the esponding period last year. 11.—Rev- in the first nine Overcome complexion defects. Keep your skin clear and healthy by daily using RESINOL Soothing and Healing RECORDS MADE BY HUPMORILE HOLD INTEREST More Improvements Are Made on “Four” in “ New Models. Visitors to the 1924 show were con- siderably impressed by the striking mechanical improvements in four cylinder engineering made in the Hupmobile. This year they are find- Ing new interest in the same line because of the performance and ec- onomy records these cars ‘have achieved. Accordingly, Hupmobile mechanical details are receiving close inspection. Coincident with bringing out its new Hight, the Hupp Motor Car corporation is announcing numer- ous refinements in its four cylinder car. These changes, according to O. C. Hutchinson, general sales man- ager, have greatly enhanced its ap- pearance, performance, riding quali- ties and Its safety. Cars with these newest features are now on display at the show and in all Hupmobile showrooms. Changes in appearance include equipping all models. with baloon tires. Duco finish in either Hupmo- bile blue or biege (tan), nickeling the radiator shell and lamps, adding a bar radiator cap and deepening the fenders. Hupp was one of the in- dustry’s pioneers with Duco, incor- porating it on some of {ts touring cars more than a year ago. After ascertaining its abilities in tests throughout the country it was adopt- ed as standard for all models. With the use of baloon tires, bal- loon type snubbers now are regular equipment on all models. One of the important chassis de- velopments is the pistons. After months of experimental effort, the company’s engineers came forward with a brand new skeleton type light cast fron mould of special design, which combines the superior prop- erties of iron with Nght weight. In so doing, it noticeably improves en- Stubborn Skin Trritations Healed With Cranberries The mild acid juice found in Cran- berries seems to kill the tiny skin Yarasite which {s the direct cause of Eezema and ‘most skin {rritations. With the cause removed, the healing takes place quickly, Cranolene Heal. ing Cream, used externally, is based on this discovery. In this cream the cranbefry juices have been com- ed with soothing, cooling, healing lo It instantly stops the itching and speedily restores the skin to {ts }natural health and color, _Cranolene | is sold by druggists, 35c, $1 and $2.50 or sent postpaid on recetpt of price Samples free. Address: Cranolene Girard, Kan. , For sale in Casper by Kimball Drug Store. Advertisement. SEE THE OAKLAND Display at the Auto Show It’s 2 wonderful automobile EARL C. BOYLE, Inc. 125 TO 137 NORTH CENTER ST, One’s impulse is always to stop and admire as a Lincoln passes on the boulevard or highway. Here obviously is a car in which distinguished design and mechanical excellence are ideally matched . . Several superb Lincoln cars are on display atthe Auto- mobileShow. Youareinyited toinspectthem. Lincolns, Fords, Fordsons WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1925 gine acceleration and general engine Still open all nigh performance, an accomplishment | Filling Station. made possible through the heavy ee counterbalanced crankshaft and Mrs. Jane Les light reciprocating parts. Hupp en- gineers way this piston will ts rank as one of the outstanding d velopments in the indus of the year. —————_ REPRESENTATION OF WYOMING CITIES AT C.F C. MEET INVITED The following Wyoming itle have been invited to send representa: | tives to the Casper C Commerce annual meetin: will be held Tuesd 24, at the Henning hotel Riverton, Lusk, Guernsey ton, Wheatland, lL Worland, Thermopoli: 1 2, Salt Creek, Rock Springs, Rawlins, Newgastle, Manville, K er, Greyt Woman Who Kno The completing a series of improem which will make it possible to c fortably seat approimately 350 ple in one room SeEHE Cee all had it not Prescript Le 7S. Sec Learn to Make Something Daytime classes, 9 to 5 p. m. v to yc Blizateth ‘toe, factory repr | aridohtatn tht tive, is in charge of Dennison Tl tton of Dr. E flower, art wax and basket weaving | | iiq or send work. All are invited. Hoffhine’s, | °" meee Becklinger_ Bide. ' pr. Go ne wonderful Pre s in tablets Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.—Ad' ws Green River, ake Glee Laramie, Evanston, Doug’ lesen: ch healt Bal Mier 3h Cheyenne, Buffalo, Basin. vied: with’) pains wet inated Following the usual method of | Meh with tM : ages conducting annual meetings of this} Weakness: Tr. Cities | ae orfectly chamber, all of the prince! ph ibe Sees Terese ast ers on the prog m will Mesias ‘ pees tie Subs rentatives from the clvi Hye I t tock’ Dr. merelal organizations front eqs ; hs a ieoraeia points in the state. “ ; Dearfie The Henning hotel ts just \ fi crip- or li- for trial package to iV. by Rheumatis Try this world-famous rheumatism remedy Here's quick, genuine relief for Pat on Fently a little Sloan's. Its stimu! freshly swiftly tl ting ingredients send urified blood tingling ough the pain-ridden Sloan's Liniment the aching story C fort today, cents, 5 t, this All druggists ~kills Comfort Balloons Made for ANY SIZE wheel Out of 6,000,000 balloon tires of all makes now running 2,000,000 are Michelins, R. M. MOSHER The Michelin Man 317 W. Yellowstone Phone 309 | CASPER TO RAWLINS CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:30 A M Saves you approximately 12 hours and Rawlins WYOMING MOTORWAY Salt Creek Transport: n Compan Offic TOWNSEND HOTE PHONE i“ STAGE travel between Casper RAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN A Westbound ne satgouny Arrives Departs No, 613 -... s310. 6 Eastbound D Cte ee ~-- 545 pm B00 p NGTON & QUINCY Arrives PHONE 2800 Arrives 6:50 a. m. + 9:55 p. m. Knotted and deformed: nes. And this increased supply even the oldest, most obstinate of new, rich blood destroys the rheumatic aches. germs that cause the pain, Swelling and stiffness p: pain! FARE—$12.50 m im.