Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO ADIOS NOW MAIN BACKRONE OF ICE PATROL Anniversary of Titanic Disaster Brings Cau- tion Reminder. By ROBERT MACK. , Consolidated Press | Association.) ‘ON, April 16,—Just 18 the WASHIN ars ago We mid-ocean supp an iceberg. Wire s at sea do not forget that catas nesday Titanic ram ss opera trophe and on this anniversary more t sare given to dispatches of the ice patrol Thanks to this unknown when the Titanic met its fate, the hern routes ac Atlantic r are compartive' Where i 5 there was no system of warn Atlant ners of the floating icebergs, the 1 however, engageme m the ball The Brunswick hours of mu ure since December, inued for the summer the end of the month, it wi lay. No defintie six-city fea be disc there ent on the a was little park plans for baseball news on the air other than bulletins, Cincinnati, thrqugh WLW, was one of the central cities to put its opan- the ir, direct | a 11 s learned to- fall resumption of the concerts have been made, CITY BRIEFS Thompson is visitors in among Casper. Ween e Henr eee spending 1 Casper this week. represen con any few days, Elmer C. Anderson of Sheridan ts In the cit see George Smith has returned from o where he sp. C W. White f Ke ebec transmits full inf re dangerou: hours a da | to six expe on 8. D., for a short this ts to rer in abe of the Parkersbrug Midwest Refining company, Casper on business card is in from Denyer. . | G. B, Morgan is a Cheyenne man in the city, eee L. T. Francis of Sprague Warner company is attending to busineur affairs here. eee H. R. Jenkins, representative of the Hardesty company, {8 among the out of town business callers in the city. see L. E, Springs of Kemmerer, Is here on business, see Cc, W, Hardin is among the busi- ness visitors here for a few days from Denver, eee Tom MeNonald has purchased the entire stock of the O. and S. Cigar store from Frank Scherelt, formerly part owner. eer Fr ck Taylor left last evening for Denver gn a several days busi: ness trip ees AUTOS IN COLLISION ON SOUTH CENTER STREET An aceident occurred late yester day afternoon between a car driven by Rafael Billalband and one owned |by L. A. Reed, of 523 South Center r gi mp. pent yes-| street The accident occurred on ly into baseba it t bu: s, return| South Center street, Officer Baker annual start on Tuesday te € investigated and according to the y City wag silent regardir ee police report, Reed claims that at the Yankee Ww Denver | Iband ran into him, Both runners-up in tt t the Glad } 1 were summoned to appear enna c ar | + ois Judge Murray tn police court ew irst I. D. " { M to fix the responsi Ington Senator ‘ : fp 1 accident. ©. A, Mad: graphic report of thi game war ithe Townsend 1s a witness to the accident broadcust in W ngton by Lath O19 s and will testify in police court this WR, Over both the major circull Harry M, Gunn, form with the |afternoon KARPEN Furniture WEEK ‘Now in progress — special exhibits of new designs at reduced prices ARPEN WEEK is a national furniture selling event. And nowhere in the coun- try can you find more attractive pieces or greater values than this store offers you dur- ing this week. On display are the latest advanced styles in Karpen furniture for living-rooms, halls, libraries and sun-rooms. There are designs to suit every home and any taste at money- saving prices for everybody. Trade In Your Old Furniture I. We will take in your old furniture and allow you the benefit of our greatly reduced prices the same as if you paid cash. Only 3 Days Left Don’t Delay Saturday, April 18th this money-saving event closes Come in now and select from our complete exhibits CKa FURNI Pp er) TURE hamberlin Furniture Co. Corner Second a nd David Phone 37 VISIT OWR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Che Casvetr Daily Crifune “CHARLIE AND LITA WANT A BOY | By RUSSE! (Copyright, 1 HOLLYWOOD, April 16.—Charlie ‘in, famous film comedian, and his 16-year-old wife, Liti , Who Will become a mot during the later part of May, both want the coming child to be a boy, according to close associates of the film pair In caso the heir to the Chaplin fame and millions ix a boy he will © name ter his father, Chaplin's friends a Shonld the infant be a girl, she will be christened after her exotic and dark-hajred mother, whose true name is Lillita Loulse. 3. BIRDWE! EA Serv De Chap!in and his wife have already set the stage in their 40-room man- sion in Beverly Hills to welcome the A large and with Infant into the world culate nursery, fitted luxurious concomitant wealth can buy, has been a in the Chaplin home, the grounds which adjoin the ford Fairbanks estate. Spend $3,500 on Layette. — All of the wardrobe been purchased. A few 1 Grey Chaplin, her mother, Mrs, Lillian McMurray, spent $3,500 In 4 single day at an e has weeks ago, pe TaN Ea clusive clothing store here, buying a layette for her coming child, Her | purchase included everything from 2 trundle beds to rabber nipples and | ~ milk bottles All medical arrangements have | been made. One of the physicians who usher- | ed Lita G ago, has be baby. For a while, friends of the bility of going Into the world 16 years n engaged to deliver her “according to close Chaplins, the possi away to some quiet place for the baby’s birth was dis- cussed. This idea abandoned and it h that a Chay 1 wife and chi Ko i , belated honeym t plin, a slight fellow whose bushy gray, is happily Ic the event that will make him a father. Known to his intimate associates as “the lonesomest man in the world,” Chaplin's first child died the tragic death that did his first mari- tal relation, which was with Mildred Harris, who was the baby's mother, Without the film colony learning any intimation that a romance was growing between them, Chaplin and Lita Grey, whom he had chosen from the ranks of extradom in Hol- lywood to enact the role of his lead ing woman, went to Empalme, Mex {co, on November 26 last.and were married. Lita Was “Angel” Chaplin first met Lita a ago when he was filmir school—a cute little fow years The Kid." girl with long black curls aplin used her in a scene where he dreamed he went to heaven and was vamped by an angel, Lita was the angel. Little did Cha alize that some day the angel would vamp him in real life. When the picture was finished Chaplin made the girl a promise. “Come back some day and T will make you my leading woman.” Years went by quickly. Came the time when Chaplin sought a new leading woman for his present pro- duction, "The Gold Rush.” One day Lita Grey and her mother were an- nounced at the studio “I've come back te re. be your lead- ing lady,” sald Lita Screen tests were made, Lita be came Chaplir ading woman And soon the mc SFT Se aoe CHARLIE CHAPLIN at D LITA G Y CHAPLIN WOMAN Dla —«ATAGED Mrs. Sarah KE. Rogers, 91 years of ! died at the home of her daugt Mrz, J. T. Hanna, of 1610 South Poplar street, lart night and the body was removed to the Shaft Gay undertaking lors this mort ing where it was prepared for ship- ment at 4 o'clock this afternoon to Dwyer, Wyo., where funeral services will be hel Dr. and Mrs. J Hanna accom- | panied the body to Dwyer which was the former home of Mrs. Rogers. Dr. Hanna will accompany the body | from Dwyer to Napier, Mo., where burial will be mute. Mrs, Rogers was born in 1833 and had lived in Ca r for about two and a half years TOBE SENT OUT In accordance with a recent reso lution passed by the county commis- sioners to collect 1 axes from the idwest and Sinclair refining com- panies for crude ofl kept in storage in the county, the county treasurer, announced today that notices of the : NEW POISON taxes due will be sent to the ol! com paates tomorrow The total ar eesor Lyle Ja th punt. claimed by be is over npanies maintain a tax would constitute di n and that it is therefo As- county 04,000. that source axat egal CASE PROBED INDIANAPOL Ind., April 16.— Dr. Paul F. Robinson, county coroner, having received a report that no trace of bactreia that could have caused death had been found in the stomach of five-year-old Alvin Arthur Louden, today started a new investigation of the deaths of the boy and his three-year-old brother Kenneth Raymond Louden, The youngsters became ill April 5, soon after eating ice cream cones purchased from a street peddler, according to their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Louden. Kenneth died Sunday and Alvin died Monday PRIMARY LAW REPEALUPTO GOV. MORLEY DENVER, Colo., April 16.— The upper house of the general assembly late tod passed on final reading a bill x ing the direct primary Iding for a return to | onvention system of The direct primary has In Colorado since 1910 n Iuw immediat the govern Leen in effe | The bill t upon signatu - LATE SPORTS | PHILADELPHIA, April 16, — Wayne (Big) Munn, who was shorn of his world’s heavyweight wrestling Tast night by Stanislaus zko, was confined to a hotel bed yo with tonsilitis and influenza, Kuufman, his manager said Gabe that all wrestling engagements have ben cancelled. D said he tried to per suade Munn not to enter the ring. minutes mined Munn fifteen the bout, id the doctor. “He showed a temperature of 102. I alvo found hira suffering from acute tonsilitis. I told him he should not wrestle. He was confident he could win and desired not to dis appoint the crowd. He eyen fooled himself as to how sick he really NEW YORK, April 16.—Babe Ruth, an influenza patient at St. Vin- cent’ hospital will be operated on to- morrow for the removal of abscesses which have de joped as q result | of hix weakened physical condition, Sashes: 1 OIL CONTROL INSALT CREEK _ ISDISCUSSED WASHD announc Democr ask April 16. — The Senator Walsh. t the would ion of Cree alleged domir Wyoming Mi Re br t from t 1 t today theestate me control was not grant ectly by the departmer Acting Secretary Finney declared that if the Midwest wielded the in- ice yattributed to it by Senator Walsh, it did eo by having acquired leases granted to others by the de partment, Senator Walsh's announcement made last night at Great Falis. Mont.,’ sald one of the questions which should be determined ts whether regulations governing the | granting of leases were being car ried out, S7O0 FINE 5 GIVEN VIOLATOR Lee Hall ploaded gullty to a ¢ of violating the day and was fine district court by Cromer, He pai ——- CAR STRIPPED WHILE PARKED NEAR HOUSE arge r end of ures were ° car. while parked a 2 at 721 rth Jeffers © have insttruted arch t ny nd orles which has been rented by the club fon this occasion. A feature program has been ar- ranged and oll men and their wives from Casper and vicinity will attend. Speeches will be given Judge court, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925 most pleasing vocal program in » and ensemble. tt, editor of ‘the Of DINNER DANCE ‘The second annual dinner dance of the Wyoming Petroleum club, one of the outstanding social events of the season held Friday evening at the Henning hotel. Ths dinner is scheduled for 7 o'clock at the Henning and the dance will be held starting at 9 o'clock Tickets for the dance at the Arkeon following the dinner at the Henning hotel, ‘are one gale to the public. Tickets for the dinner and dance can be secured from the committee of the Wyoming Petroleum club in charge of arrangements. Wherever they sell good candy e for all oll men, will be Arkeon Dancing academy by former R. R. Rose of the district and by B. J, Sullivan. The quartet will sing and render EVERY BITES A DELIGHT THE STYLE THIS SPRING ROYAL PARK SUPERIOR VALUES . GOOD TASTE AND SUPERIOR VALUE ARE EMBODIED IN THIS AS MENT OF NEW ROYAL PARK MODELS FOR BUSINESS . 4 DOUBLE BREASTED IN BLUE, GREY OR FANCY WEAVE. TAILORED AT FASHION PARK SUMMERVILLE FLANNELS ARE EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENTS OF OUR TAILORS AT FASHION PARK