Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TEN LD GRAY MARE’ RIDES TODAY AS RELI’ IN PARADE OF FOROS Successor on Farm and Road Carries Horse Through Streets; Boyle Salesroom and Shops Open for Fete Tonight. 1 gr are, 2 e years;at the queer noises emitted from oe vi tative mein that| the Fordson and the strange motion : : \ 1 was|of her chariot and then. she apr , with half closed eye to memories of the n life was young and wh had some hopes for the future. When the J a finist r the tra drew a which How He Discovered into sight per mer Ww g a Ford, 1 to join the he was mess Boyle company, rding Best Constipation Relief «.'»: stevvinsin'ciaree of ue. de. howe m 7 until 10 o'clock, in pe e-shop was be 1 with flowers it. Musicians } aid in enterts been hired to he large crowds th: Besides the entertainment fea ny will also prov {t is belfeved, instruction that, ers but to the owners of all ot | cars as well Demonstrations sh |ing how Fords are made Mr. N. Y., writes “In the past 20 years | Joseph F. Glus of Brooklyn, lapsed several sacks from the wind. Since the far- mars es nm she | 1ed, } 1 had followed the music r 1 of the p1 ssion twice c the bus! on of Ca: . t | when the wd lined up on business he sides of the streets had made all the r could think Ww of, she calmly and with bored yawn d om the trailer to be n charge by her owner, T ° t 1 er feature of the parade en dethroned as 1 forming north ns} fn v There was all kinds of were in parade lasted for over mode!s of Fe 5 new | bration ace ght and Thursday ing for ve ng are anticipated. ures will not only to Ford own- her ow- will take I have been constanuy troubled with | Pie. Motors will be torn apart and constipation. Every remedy I tried | would work O.K. for a while—but | soon failed. The only remedy 1 have | been able to use steadily with good || results have been Carter's Little Liver | Pills. 1 don't guess when I take them | \M —I know I'm going to feel relieved.” | 25c at all druggists. ae i OE ala| YELLOWSTONE | APARTMENTS West Yellowstone Ave. PHONE 2750 Handiest location in Casper. Three | minute walk from Center Matdae | COMPLETELY FURNISHED JANITOR SERVICE HOT AND COLD WATER FREE GAS AND LIGHTS FULLY EQUIPPED LAUNDRY And the rent the lowest in Casper 32.00 Per Month Pay by the W if Desired nature action. Reliev and prevents biliousne: constipation and headaches. and assimilation. Used for iP’ off the Old Block Holeproof Hosiery for Men Hioleproof No, 70 EXX, Mercerized Lisle. Black, Cordovan, Gun. Per Pair 40c No. 800 EXX, Fiber Silk. Black, Cordovan, Gun. 50c No. 420 EXX, Pure Silk. Black, Cordovan, Gun, Otter. 75¢ All Grades with New EXX Toe 3 to 4 Times More Wear. Casper’s Popular Price Store for Men M.D. Barnett OUTFITTING COMPANY 154 South Center St. A Vegetable Relief Aim For Constipation Nature’s Remedy (WR Tab- lets) a vegetable laxative with a pleasant, near-to- sic! Tones and strengthens the digestion over 30 WR JUNIORS—=Littic Me am Lid —In one-third indy Jone of the worst accidents in | the neighborhood, of course. | Vally Tribune information put together again and all manner of repair work will be demonstrated. The Boyle company asks that thanks to Chief of Police A. T. Pat- rick and his officers for tho effi: clent manner in which they handled traffic during. the parade, be pub- shed. ————< COTTON-STUFFED ROLLS ARE SERVED 10: LIONS; CHIEF JUSTICE SPEAKS Rolls stuffe with cotton, explo- sive matche: 4 1 “cracks” at dif- ferent memt ignalled the passing of April Fool's’ day at today’s luncheon meeting of the Lions club, which found. its more serious side in an entertaining ad@ress by Chief Justice Chas. N, Potter of the Wyo ming supreme court. Visitors in- cluded W. O. Wilson, who intro- duced the chief justice, and L. Laird, Wyoming state high superintendent. The butt of the da directed at Lion C. M. without previous’ notice, for an address on the leged Child”, Dr, Pl joke off with an porane address and was made victim of a verbal on his reputation, including reas for his removal to Casper Marked compliment was Chief Justice Potter by the when they rose to thelr y s jokes was Platz who, was asked Jer Privi turned the excellent extem- then paid Lions feet in wledgment of the {ntroduction by Mr. Wilson. referred to his long Wyoming, dating back to the time that he nominated for the supreme bench at a convention held h in the old’ warehouse. e chief justice also turned ba’ The latter residence in was T the pages of in the state! to late the fevements of the ploneers. the groundwork laid for the building of a great state and the present d: faith with this Sheriff Is Victim Of All-Fool’s Day Joke at Early Hour Among the many All-Bool's day jokes pulled today there was out standing one perpetrated on Sheriff Alex McPherson and Deputy Sheriff Frank Rutledge, An excited sounding v the sheriff's office at this morning. “There's a bad automobile acci- dent at Second and Park streets,” the voice said. ‘Two or three look lke they are dead, six are crippled and I think both drivers are drunk You'd better get here quickly. It is the alled ok ck of the town eriff and I think.’ his «deputy histe The ran down the court house steps three at time, sprang into’ one of the highest powered unty cars and speeded to the alleged scene. They found the intersection com- pletely devold of wreckage and there was not a maimed or dead body in Two or three persons on the street were grinning broadly. Then the officers “tumbled,” rememberi April 1. ose Less Snow This Year on Mountain Davie Crockett was in the c¢ this morning from his home on per mountain, There is less s: the mountain for this time year than there 1 years, Mr. Crockett of the s been in many LAUGH AT RHEUMATISM Bad's Mheumatic Remedy . elleve Roe ny ENDED BY PHYS! ~ Zex_Bostle (Tpit Bice) Sold at Lloyd’s Drug Store 145 East Second St. And Other Leading Drug Stores $5.00 Reward Five dollars reward will be paic | o the party furnishing the Casper leading o the capture of the person who ts fraudulently collecting subscriptionr from Tribune eubscribers. Patrons f the paper should not pay any om) thelr subscription except the irrier who delivers the paper or tn authorized collector from the fice, If vou are not sure you are wying the right collector, kh o show bie credentials, If he can ot do so please cali the Tribune Telephone 15 The Moon isa peach not have a license. night, Federal Encroachment! Che Casper Daily STATE RIGHTS ARE UPHELD BY License Blanks |Lacking, Anglers || | CHIC May Ignore Law ball scores: Southe: 24; Wichit Salem, Or rybody in morrow without fear of being inter- asper can fish to- minions of the law em- ho dy At midnight to- season will be Alex McPherson an- rupted by Wheeler, M the fishing heriff LATE SPORTS GO, April 1.—Final basket: tern High, Detroit, Mich., Torrington, Conn., Tonopah, Ngv., 15. 8; Albuquerque, Urania, La., 3 Smith, Ark., 18; Huntington, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1925 of sugar as 95 cents. The true price H on this amount of sugar which will prevail at these two stores for the remainder of the week is $1.95. The advertisement appears in its correct ey ay ‘ form today Sai UnEs FeRs DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, fr ac est, Safest. Rellable. SOLD BY ORUGGISTS EVER Auto Service Co, WE WASH CARS CARTOONIST IMPROVING DES MOINES, Iowa, April 1.—A T, M sae Ww d late Se Seon sata W. Va., 23. very slight impr vement tn the con- WE REMOVE PAINT a oO C 1 ch as the license blank« hac dition of Jay N. Darling, well known : P Part nat af) not reached’ here yet fom the capl-| 1) ox) Apri 1.—(By the AS- cartoonist, critically il! In a hospital We Give Service otter Asserts. tal at Cheyenne, everyone can go) | MOND press)—C. C, Pell, United| with a complication of diseases, : “A continuanee “of federal en-| people should not be penalized in| the amateur singles racquets cham-| Rockafellow, croachment upon the: leg lative | the desire to fish because the of.| Pionship at the Queens’ club lay, | power of the state and in the regu ion of the affi a vicious thing and if it.does not V it will surely end in civil war,”| pve, it will t nn¢ nd Justice Charles N. Potter, of) everyone will be required to pay, ELL oming supreme court, declar-} the fee and obtain a permit. Unti! | Danny ed in an address before the ron | that time all devotees of Izaak Wal Cor That the people are awakening to dangers of the in which the proposed amendment was re, states, Reforr produc tent. It fs expected that the llcenses extensive — federal | wi1! arrive in a f2w days and can be| Orville Ewing, legislation 1s proved by the manner} purchased at tnany local places. eraiterwetghts child labor! Until then, go ahead and fish,|“String Beans” says Sheriff McPhers: Colo. Vy jurist that laws should be made after the reforms have been effected by jority of the people . | | The influence of small reform so- | cleties and organizations in securing | the passage of certain kinds of is a oth tl have criminals from society major numt advanced as a theory. advantage of removing] more went into effect today. trol stations of WES » that they| Since the stipulation w and ‘hh cannot commit further crimes. In-| made under a law ¢nacted many |proadcast from crease in severity of punishment for} years ago when all Wyoming conm- Opera tI crimes will not. le | munities were much Ner than | plementing r of crimes in question, he| at present and when prices were] aress by Prof. much less, the commissioners have | “Choral Singing Forty-five members of the asso-| heen paying just of the peace were in attendance, sal which they believed to be ciation vote it was decided to member $4 to be given to the C Jud it Is explained, numbers from the opera per boy scouts of Ame in pa Justice of the Peace E. C. Mad-| yg, ment of expense incident to 1 sald that his court will recipro- maintenance of money will be collected from the members by Attorney A. E. Stirrett. interline, president of the as act minority influence and cious in chara While capital punishment. 1 real value as a means of from committing opinion of sociation, COSMOPOLITANS 10 AID $62.50 a month J cannot afford to|cery store, a < hold court any longer than an hour | Which quoted a price on 25 pounds a day Hen her Casper Buni justi Vell, we are still here. however, | Quick, safe, sure relief, if we ca changed. | Prevent shoe Of course, order is nothing but At drug and shoe stoves CNVENTION FOR CASPER The members of the Cosmopolitan | neon lufiche: end hotel y club Tow with possible per the ffen Elliott w the program committee for the the Dr. club, presided, H. Biedermann was named by Dr. Barger as chairman of the mem- bership committe: bers of this committee ar and ¢ month. George Scott of the C. B. & Q. d was present and invited the members of the Cosmopolitan to attend the staged by the Burlington employes t the freight house on Wednesday evening a week from tonight. of the club tend in a body with their ladies, The challenge issued by the ness and club to a baseball tourney was dis- cussed and the members ganize a ball team to represent the Cosmopolitan club in the tourney tn which the Rotary, wanis clubs also will participate, it it is expected. G, FE. med as captain of the ball team @ practice session rallr member! na for next eons. will be a great asset to the team of the Cosmopolitans aft, hurling st: Mrs delightful The Cosi first the change ws He 1 Shi Bar presided to help the other se club to bring its’ next convention to Casper and to stand ready to ald in the entertainment in the event that the convention {s obtaf Sunday afternoon. of Police A. T. Patrick urged every member to be prese: It is sald t capital had faited to | > nse blanks. thre As soon as the license blanks ar-| 15-12, rs of the individual » games. 17-14. association last night. ton can fish to their heart's con- ting the holder, ‘W. W. Leatham, The scores were 15-10, SBURG, Wash., April 1.— arth of Butte, Mont., was cutfought by Bud Fisher of Auburn, Wash., in six rounds here last night. They are middleweights. won a decision over of Pueblo, 133 North Wolcott St. Phone 2370 B. M. Cheney,, representative of the Swift company, is here on busi- ness from Riverton Wash., rding to J cannot be USTIGE PAY a ma- | ter, the judge s tat@ examiner's order pecl- ce shall 9a month ners shall be held responsible if they pay them | ying that justices of the pe ng | be held to a salary of $6 received over deter crime judge, it in} and that county comm the does Wwceco, woc ception, and will assess commensurate with the work of the mp Carey. if the provisions of the is insisted upon, by one hour a day. “This court ‘will be open only be- tween the hours of 11 and 12 e’clock mornin long as the order 1: Justice Madden said the time I will devot 2 practice. “At a pay of but order holding court bune, Another Excellent Radio Program Is Scheduled Tonight One of the finest programs ever jo here was enjoyed last night by fans who tun- ed in with WOC, Davenport, Ia.; or Minneapolis, remote New urd a chorus of 1,000 voices Metropolitan York cit he musical was an ad- alter Damrock on Tonight the same station, through WCCO for western “Faust.” Mechling is one of those who finds unusual interest and pleasure in the reception of these programs. ere CORRECTION. In a display advertisement appear- ing for the past two days in the Trt for the Popular C Market and the H Fitchie Gro con- York, Sup: ensemble Ww"t do your walls mean to you? A drab surface which robs the whole room of its beauty or a clean, bright, restful playground for the eye? If neglected walls could speak, they’d. ask for Devoe Velour Finish. It brushes out freely, covers perfectly, and dries quickly into a flat, velvety surface, without glare, streaks or brush marks. ery and appeared a slap at us from Cheyenne the] F. A. Brott ts man in the cit n today to ¢ arians in a Chicago bus! every ad for Cas- §. Barger, president of The other mem 0. F. en Douglas. C. elected as chairman of next DEScHOME Peronam—te “| Zino-pads **"™ Market Cafe and Delicatessen OPEN THURSDAY, APRIL 2, AT 6 A. M. “Home Cooking a Specialty” NEW SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET It is clean and sanitary—a soaped wet rag is the only beauty doctor Devoe Velour Finish needs. ‘ ‘When you want to know anything about paint or painting drop in and discuss your problems — with us, JOHN JOURGENSEN 242-246 West Yellowstone Highway—Phone 33 * CASPER, WYOMING at Y Consultus club entertainment to be The voted to at- by Professional We voted to or- Lions and Kt- eral expense of any business. Jones was was called y with you a Chief t at the lunch- Chief Patrick eball the w rendered several very 1 Phone 601 on the plano. | week of the held int lections s each club will t 8 g room of tt y's lune at the made Announcement No. 3 ] Holmes Hardware Co. DELIVERY SERVICE is a heavy item in the gen- We will continue this service, but help us to keep this expense low by taking ; many of your purchases-as you can. WE MOVE SOON Holmes Hardware Co. * Tennis and Golf Supplies at Less Prices FISHING TACKLE AT LOW PRICES abort the Devoe;Home Improvement Plan‘ which| nables you to paint your lome-inside and out-and) Bay for it iniJ0 Monthly ‘ayments! ATTENTION Woodmen of the World Natrona Camp No. 331 will give a smoker at the K. of P. Hall this evening at 8:30. requested to be present. All members are Bring a friead with you. OH HENRY! SAVE YOUR WRAPPERS BRING YOUR OH HENRY! WRAPPERS TO THE CASPER PHARMACY Any time up to 9 o’Clock, Saturday Evening, April 11th. The largest number will get THE DADDY OF THEM ALL A great big FIVE-POUND JUICY CANDY BAR ACME CHOCOLATES Our candy patrons will be glad to know we are again selling the and we will be glad to have you e. We also have a big assort- iS—just the thing to serve at after- famous line of ACME CHOCOLATE: come in and see our fine new display ment of JOHNSON’S HARD CANDIE noon bridge parties. CANDY DEPARTMENT iS Corner ODD FELLOWS BUILDING EVERY PIECE FRESH CASPER PHARMACY Phone 32 or 2983 The Home Beautiful Is Incomplete Without Attractive, Well Cared for Trees and Shrubs # This is the most important time of the year in the proper care of your trees and shrubbery. Most of the trees of Casper are in bad shape, due to lack of proper care. » Let Me Examine Them Closely My many years of experience in forestry and care of trees and shrubs qualifies me to tell you exactly what your trees need. THEY SHOULD BE SPRAYED NOW! Just Phone 444 iat J. Bjork TREE SPECIALIST Landscape Gardening—Lawn and Garden Work