Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1925, Page 3

— wr SUNDAY, JHINE 7 7925 PARIS-GOTHAM PLANE FLIGHT || » TO NEXT GOAL French Aviators Have Eye on Rich Offer Made by Orteig. By MINOTT SAUNDERS. (United Press Staff Correspondent) PARIS, June 6.—{United Press)— The next great goal of French avia- tion is @ non-stop flight from Paris ¢ to New York. The best pilots are tudying the possibility and manu- facturers ure designing planes for such asjourney to enhance the glors ch flying. i] Activity bed bere record as the supr increased heca non-stop to Paris, French of A new type of Diesel engine, known as the Worthington, weighing much less, and displac- , balf as much space, may en- able the U. S, to keep a mer- chant marine on the high, seas. The new engine, which is being installed in 18 shipping board New Diesel Engine Seen as Salvation of U. S. Fleet Ne ee Che Casper Sunday Cribune (LOS ANGELES [5 TAKING RANK Aa DWORGE MECCA Palmiest Days of Reno Surpassed in Record Of Courts There. By CHARLES B. DAWSON. (Copyright, 1925, Consolidated Press Association) LOS: ANGELES, June 6.— This city is becoming the divorce capital of the United States, the mecca of men and women seeking to dissolve marital bonds. Reno in its palmfest days is be- ing surpassed. The court cal are jammed and the divorce mills grind out interlocutory decrees at an astonishing rate, So brisk has the business become here that the county clerk has es- tablished a separate divorce depart ment, where a corps of clerks behind grating do nothing but record peti Attorneys have to stand in tions Mrs. Arthur O. Choate, N York City, pre Girl Scouts |»: vice presi- vessels, uses half as much fuel as an oil-burning steamer, re- *hances, and | duces the engine-weight and re- estimate their] quires a smaller crew. With it . chan a Rasching ew York safe. | it is figured American ships \ Veet Tarascon was an “Ace” with soven- | “Ould be able to compete profit, Sa be did it with a mechanical leg, hav- | ine, but of clients | single hay Divoras petitions | hold the is an ing lust one leg in a flying accident before the war. } Coli is a former naval flying offi- | cer and an expert navigator. In 1919 was Roget's navigator in their historical flight over the Mediterran- ean They plan to fly perts backed by the government are said to be constructing a monster | seaplane designed. especially. for the flight. Supplementary prizes may be put up here, but many of the best pilots are urging more serious study of the dangers jivolved and exten from Paris over are growing fat from fees totaled 6,0! astonishing g dent, | mational presid in 1924] is expec e the in the mad scramble next ppiness, actions filed here So far, this yes Sconts. ha |the he | have « outstanding reason f icrease in divorces. The movie clusions, a dustry contribut Motion pic: : Red headed we are a mi-| =e = actors flock to the divorce tribunals | nority among t ighting for free- in droves. It is a poor in the}dom, Brunettes lead, 20 to 1, over county clerk's office when a movie | blondes. The ayerage of petitioners 1 White House Staff Is '| Anxious to Leave For New Summer ‘Capital’ cated by cal lons i England and Ireland and cut | sive precautions before the flight is } straight across to Newfoundland, | cttempted. = and then down the coast to New pa 2S Seri ae - York, A special. plane is being con- t] } structed for them at the aviation | base at Villacoublay, a feature of jl which is a system of tanks to hold By DAVID LAWRENCE. 5,000 liters of gasoline and oil. They will use a 500 horsepower motor. Since the trip will not be official there will be no naval escort but these men are ready to take the risk. Other famous French pilots are not So optimistic, but they have their eyes on the $25,000 prize of- (Copyright, 4925, Consolidated Press Association.) WASHINGTON, June 6.—Presi dent Coolidge can’t get aw Swampscott too soon to please the White House personnel “and doubt- less himself, too, for this is one of the worst hot spells the national WORKERS HAVE BUSY MAY; CALLS NUMEROUS fered by Raymond Orteig, New York | The May report of the Associated | capital has experienced in. many hotel man, for a non-stop flight be- | Charities ag made by the secretary, | years. tween New York-and Paris or Paris | Miss Mina Ellis, shows that 184{ The scaring temperatures have i to New York. Naval aviation ex- | homes were visited, and that 19 new| been a hardship not only for the cases and 40 recurrent cases of des- titution came before the organiza- tion. Other netations in the thousands of government workers in the brick and stone structures but the numerous employes in the frame buildings erected during the YOU CAN’T STARVE ‘ AND BE STRONG report fol The old theory of “diet” in treating | low: Outside interviews, 204; office | war have suffered extraordina.y In | a interviews, 301; telephone inter- convenience. These buildings have | 4 views, 299; letters written, 62; time ‘only the thinnest roofs and the he a in the field making investigations | of tho sun penetrates them easily A is lke expecting an automobile to | (two field workers) 147 hours, time|In some instances in the last few} run without gasoline. “Eat and Get Well,” telling how to stop this useless starving and eat the food you need will be sent free, postpaid, to any sufferer of diabetes. Write M. Richart 42nd St., New Yor! My boolr, | in office, 261 hours. Total disbursements for the month | were $462.45 which includes money svent for board and lodgings, trans- portation, hospital and medical | work, Cleaning, rent and the salaries of the office force, days the clerks have been per: to go home earler than usua was impossible to do much work during the sizzling weather. There ars se ul of these “tem | porary buildings” and the govern ‘ment Has crowded nearly every one itted : TIRE Hl PRICE Sky Rocketing § - (GOING UP) Two advances in the price of tires have taken place ‘ since May 1. Another is forecast June 15 and it is pre- é dicted that July 1 will see an advance of almost 30% over § the prices of May 1. The reasons are obyious. Great Britain controls the rubber market of the world. She has recently limited 4 * =) rubber exports to one-half of the production. The United ja” #7 States consumes more than 75% of the world’s supply. EF oe Great Britain evidently sees in her rubber monopoly an opportunity to pay off her war debt. We pay the fid- dler. s Despite two advances by manufacturers thus far our prices still remain as of May 1, but we will be forced to meet the increased costs before the end of the present : week. These statements are facts and not mere sales talk. We : suggest earnest consideration of the man in need of tires # §=6now or whom may soon bein the market. } “Federal Tires Give Extra Service’’ Brodie Rubber Co. Your Accessory House 130 West Second St. Phone 1203 down and the regular building pro- gram continued, but the era of | economy which hag struck official ston interfered with the | | new buildings, but congress shelved fy | bureaus, the new Me Itan Store ¢ itan The management was greutl | ple with the interest taken b | Casper people in the entire new stock of metchandive, The bargain sp | on of federal buildings in other | parts of the country where the federal government employes need | | more space. | find it unbearable. of them. It had been supposed that after the war they would be torn plan, President Cooiidge did recom- mend an appropriation of fifty mil- lions of dollars to be spread over several years in order to get some his plea because it was impossible to | ure an agreement «among the various members on the construc- sec While V tion of t | wshington has a reputa- ¢ hot most of the sum mer, the tr is a spell of high temperaturés in June is about the | worst the national capital. usually ets and it is not unusual to find all of July a Augus ant and comfortable. The consoling feeling which the ratives have who defend Wasting: on weather is that nowhere else in he east is {t rhuch below the Wash ston temperature. While the fathers of our country have been criticized for selecting as hot a place as Washington for a capital, the fact is efficiency 1s not | interfered with by the heat as much | \s is commonly supposed. Except for bout tweweeks of real hot weather, the government employes do not Their hours are from 9 o'clock in the morning to] i330 in the afternoon, with a half] hour for lunch. On days like these they might just as well ork half time for the weather pre: ts concentration. The chiefs of however, are not inclined to drive their force very hard and |} Itogether Washington {gs relaxing nder the strain, So if the r the country grets't get quick ac ‘om the natle apital these day he heat many ibe) blari6@,' Hy METROPOLITAN lo THRONGED owever, ils were snapped nd tha public 1) in quick time was delighted with ervice with a nmile,” accord to the management lhe people. of Casper and iein are ©O) invited t nagement t it the new M politan store and look over the unique displays of high class mer chandise which !% being offered at bargain prices due to the tremend buying power of the Metropolitan Chain ste —_— Board of Medical | Examiners Named cHpy Wyo., June #.—Dr, @ M. Anderson, State health officer: Dr. Frank I. Furry of Cheyenne, Dr, A. B. Hamilton of Laramie, Dr. Herbert T. Harris of Basin and Dr. | Oliver W. Chambers of Rock Springs were named members of the State Board of Medical Examiners by Go ernor Nellie T. Ross. The examination of applicants for Meenses to practice medicine in Wyoming will take place in the near future. ——~—___ Wampum will buy ut the Bun Auction, an atom bi andal {s not aired in a div Tha with divorce in mind, too, of those seeking separation have re sided here less than four y Superior Judge Walter Gates his colleague, Tom eek I” pe- | by at many come to this city is indi the fact that the majority ; ma r t and leaving and J. W. Summerfield, lo PACE THREE sper’ t for the cave man type, Brunettes seem more lparitecs nsper’s invitation tor | Expected to Lead | iciined to seek aivo | ronterence to conveno at Casper in a Ipiomaiio “and 1926. cok U.S. nge grounds in divorce petitions, Old statutory re- quirements are adhered to, but they appear in weird coloring and with sual angles. man t are frequently ¢ One w charged hubby with using suct tics on the golf links to e she won a decree, Another divorce for a spanking. a womd sel when eat and another that bund beat her for sley in the soup. he judges point ‘CHILD AUN OVER BY AUTOMOBILE MAY DIE June 6.— Sadler lies in ition at Mem- a fractured ging: out car from rs that were Witnesses said s not to blame. A middle- nd was > ha knife|® highly critical con ital here with the result of d {nto the street In front of ween two parked at an that com few cases are vigorously out paratively iat the driver wa fought ‘oss complaints are few eking men and women are on how to make the certain of success when their case come to a hearing sien Ne tale a: PROT 4) SHOUD me CHAMBER HERE GIVEN CONVENTION FOR CITY)... ess reports from - I I that (ells of According to 1 f | ar A thar ) ed zing r at | 1 in tl to re educat : 1 1 vigor—and to leral ar the p land to its pro. chools that have been condu in Casper for the last two ye have been under < @ federal board that tribut e Mr, A. A 18 at It wil Y schools, } t t to y ubsolutely e, with f the night schoo! Jout oblt Simply send name mes R. Coxen, Wyoming state} and ac i't delay for th r of voca education, at-| ¢ 1. 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