Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO Moy Che Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925 -. DISABLED we; ERANS WEE i KG » Turns'Hobo and:“Bums” Ree Diy Lee FVACHIATION RADIO FANS — | Way From Pacific to Atlantic , TOLISTENIN pate OMMERDATIONS IM Ray ¢ State Named; Mayor Loy ALR PLANNED | ON GERMANY 1 H + ed : « 4 ; i NEW YORK, June 2 OMAHA, Nek —(By The Associated Press.) Heads Comme ere ‘AY THE FRENCH = He fan ees W addresses ‘rank T. Hines, director of the | ‘ receiving aélacwilli be: abigito! sit ted States Veterans bureau, Thomas Kirby, chairman CHEYENNE, June 24.—The | A, and F. S. Burrage. ten in” on German broadcasting pro- \ of the ional legislative committee, and reports of com- “general com. oppuinted by r, chairman; J. P. Cost-) paris, June 24.—(By the Associ ‘ Big NN mittees on resolutions, the fifth ann convention of the | Governor Nellie Ross to formu- | low - Barrett, Legion; H. 1} ated Progsi—It was offictt an-}stams within a year, according to ; Kiam Pies? Aide te late plans for th ervance of Na-|Bacheller, Lieut. William 0. Blenk- | younced today that French opera-| Major. General James G. bord, rbled American veterans of the w world Ww et went into tional Defense July 4, held alarm, 0, R.'C. tion for the evacuation of the Ruhr | President of.the Radio corporation of | & and apeoms pletion of training meeting and completed plans and| Newcastle: Mayor B. B. Wakeman, | will begin within a short time. The | America who returned today fron appointed the local committees that | chairman; R. F, Hamm, C. J. Fla-| announcement was made after the Europe on the Paris. He announced will have charge of the municipal therty, Legion; Ora Frazine, J, L.|council of ministers approved the, completion of arrangements w tests throughout Wyoming. Baird, Lieut. Preston T.-McAvoy, O.| measures taken by the Painleve goy-| German stations to broadcast ti Ar ’ is com-|R. C.; Capt. L. L. McCarthy, Na-/ernment ‘for the execution cf|Progtanis through the corporation’s chair-|tlonal Guard. France's engagements concerning | P!ant. 3 e Rut eter har General Harbord expressed the Pinedale: "Mayor Apia eeser, chalss | the: Rubni avec opinion that there would be no radi The “general committ posed of Col, Walter F. Da man Gen. John M Seas in mate i. ma We EY Megas Ws |; Tbe Socialist party carefully avoid: | ca) changes ‘in radio sets this fall ae say nw ppt oes 8 ed, the aime of ithe veers os phey The United States has made more v tt dations can’ Legion in Ws Powell: Mayor, chairman; Paul | and decided to use “entire freedom L. Lefmbach, C, K. Faught, Legion; | of action toward the Painleve gov- ; Harry Beltenstein, Capt. Leroy 0. | ernment,” ate adjutant OF | Mose; :OUR. H. Alcorn, The first iniative for the negotia aI abet lg sevieeeotre B _P. A. Castle,{ Rock Springs: Mayor T, C. Dun-| tions in Morgcco must come from Robert LaFontaine, Mayor Archie |Ins, chairman; Claude Bilas, Le- | Abd-El-Krim, the Riffian leader, Pra- thean. CV. Casselman, command. |&i0n: Harry EB. Carlson, Lieut. Rob- | mier Painleve told the Socialists, r of the Spanish-American war vet-|¢rt J. Templeton, O, R. C. The premier added that any over- ans; Mrs, Olga Thompson and A. heridan: Mayor Frank Kirkpa-| tures for p from France would ra at (PEANS IN itt, commander of the Veterans of | t™' chairman; N. V. Kurtz, D. be tantomoun! recognition of Abd- d J / Foreign Wars. McMillan, Legion; D. K. Rowiand, El-Krim, the other alternative, he | 3 5 Ce Ae - af Capt. Roy Bedford, O. R. C.; Major | said would be to negotiate with Abd. | E ‘ WN Deon Parco play) Dee fase repaid Metz, National Guard. El-Krim through ‘St France con | | | ) os Phraeiecine Ook y 4 Sun Mayor, chairman; T. | siders the Rif. leader a Spanish ed State Spy Nees its war strength | nuarey M. Lewis, Legion, Edwin | subject and will entertain proposi- je of emergen Rounds, tions for negotiations with him it tional] Guard, Thermopolis: Mayor Joseph Sny-| presented through Mudrid, the Pre: cers corps, Citizens | der, chairman; R. L. Copsey, George | mier explained. progress in count rances E. dio research than any American legion; the res. nittee will work a def. h will be adopted ard Chambers, ‘A Vegetable Relief . For Constipation Nature’s Remedy (NR Tab- lots) a vegetable laxative with a pleasant, near-to- nature action. Relieves and prevents biliousnese, in (Continuee B rom i The regular army, Ni Reserve Of , ; Mili Tr ng camps, Bhd G. Bain, Legion; Arthur K. L 1% was sald Jater thet this makes tee Baton, Stel = 4 ‘ | : prep nahh Seca tthe : € Officers Reserve corps, college and | Lieut. Rdwin A. Bell, O, R. C. }the evacuation and the fulfilinent eadaches. Tones ani * | spreading A new aspect on life, a visiun as broad as the land he traversed. | igh school cadets, and other agen-|neth McCullough. mee strengthens the digestion | by the Palolove ernment of the engagements of the preceding Hor an; M. P. Benshouf, Gordon | riot government to evacuate the These, says Judge Dud!ey Kinsell, have been given to him by his two-month adventure as a hobo. Kinsell, former superior judge and eminent Oakland, Calif., barrister, left home without money mustered into service for! ‘Torrington: Mayor H. W. Yoder, | citizens of military age| chair: and assimilation. Used for A r are urged to join in the mobiliza-| Doty, Legion: Major A. 0. Bloedorn, | Runr territory by August 15, to the ever. 30 I | and “bunimed”™ his way from the Pacific to the Atlantic. “He's back tion in order that the strength of the | National Gard; Earl H. Reid, line of Oberhausen Mulheim and : | home now United States can be determined.| Wheatland: Mayor O. O, Naterick, | Kettwig. , I ral Press derisively at a weakened purpose, | The, United States, tt ts sald, wants | chairman; Waico Schieb, Adjutant] Apparently the political tension , yokens AND to “show {ts muscle” and see how] Alfred R. Williams, Legion; M. A.| between Germany .and France has 23.—The| Nightly the sky was this: wander- disappear-| er's blanket, the earth his pillow. of Dudley Kinsell, former su-| Hix course was not planned. strong it not mean anythi of the lon does | Thrasher, Lieut, aifred R. Williams. | been greatly xelleyed during the last else. It is notiO. R. C.j-Capt. Paul Ho:tc, National | ¢ew weeks. A French parllamentar- threat against any country, but | Guard. ‘ es i ald rior judge an nent California| “I started out without any defin-|* i ° . ahead a fan, explaining the situation sald: veg : n13 home here some} ite goal. ‘Too many goals quickly | ™eTely ARAN bey of the bo hit Worland; Mayor W. 0, Gray.| “Germany 1s the only nation in the : | 2 . : Y| States what of a muster Of} chairman; Jean W. Hampton, Noe! | , rata king France 4 t months ago has been solve¢ become obligations, and it was free- ¥ world which {s not asking Fran f of his de fol-| dom that t scugnt eed found.” forces is possible in emergencies. Morgan, Legion; Robert . off the Old Block The follow! committees havel0, R. Cc. . Kenedy. | for something just no ied Lk ignation rom , the One thir d that he bad gone | lund jurist’s mind as:the aupreme | Deen appointed to have ‘charge: of ; ae " |g AT SYDNEY © 5 vor ? all Oakland | lesson taught to him by his wander- tbe tests in th unt y seats of Wy- € kne t he was restless rather | ings, viz., that time devoted to get-| mins listed below: 3 bi rt t ¥ than reating during his vacation ting simple joys out of jife pays far Basin Mayor, chalrman; Wiliam | ok elect He ts back home, bronzed and{ greater dividends than that devoted | X. Severy, C. C. Deal, Legion; J. C Stewart, R. Cc. stand. forth in the Oak- NR JUNIORS=Littlo RRs The same NR — in one-third doses, candy-coated, For children and adults | The cod is one of the most pro-| ishes, a 21-pound cod has been 2,700.00 eggs, and | 00) dened, after a vagr to quest after monetary returns, | 5 ” ¥ ffalo: yor Charles S. Baker, « rt-|in which he tramped Money?” he muse Yes, it is| Bu 1 t t H med" his way from the shores o essential, but God pity the man or | chairm orEs A. Helles 4 | Pacific to the at Jackson-| the woman who subserves all’ else “Nadawds Ur ' 2 rect | to the piuraute of it. You ‘cannot {Samuel Chiteot. 7 On page 55 of this A é He is back home w a new aspect | t happiness with gold, but you ous MAYOR VOR We te * . Nee 5 4 ‘4 ; ht ieeedl Bo to | on lite avislon ae Erode Jcan have {t for the asking {f you|chairman; J. J. Morscl, C. E.| WASHINGTON, June 24—(By th w eek s Saturday r| the vast land he has travers kc {t in freedom of mind and body | Knight. Legion; Capt, R. D. Mark-| Associated Press) — The country Evening Post is a \t , not taken| J Kinsell’s transcontinental | through communion with — nature, | onal Guard; Capt. Frank T.{ major crops of last year are report- cy ! . |aboard at E ri ppar | included “lifts” could | The ‘hobo’ who cooks his evening | C¥ mings, O Sn f ihe sh by : pe hs aba ot arian! message of impor- \ pped Wisca by] 1 along that he| meal over a campfire along the rail. nvanston: May as Tainte! having returned profits for rol I " g left | followed, but his king av-| road track is often happier than the » W. J | the farmers. e tance to you. t ged from five to 20 miles a day.| man who whirls past him on the up-| nklin C The average 1924 cost of produc. | A t rs bearing tes offered him ranged from 40 to| per road in his Hmousine, going to C. Boiler. ing “wheat on 4.616 representative | CASPER MOTOR CO. t te 1 - ) mile | his delicatessen dinner Mayor O, W, Hall) chair | farms was placcd at 1.22 a bushel. | 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 F = were fares By fate a jurist, sitting in judg Axel Ostlund, Wade Caldwell, | compared wtih an average saie value | ft 8 ere: t mock | ment ur his fellow man: by in H. J. Chassell; Li Vessie | of $1.43 a bushel. The average corn | rms 82c a bushel 1 sale value and Richard | oats on 5,509 farms cost 50c a : a ie | life's. highw : Pu fol | | Such Was the irreconcilable com-|man; William Weh | plex that led, he says, to his resig.|Gardner, Legion; General Burke H.| bushel and hud a sale value of £7 ci AGO, June 24.—A_ telegram | nation from the bench and set him | Sinclair, Charles Plummer, C. C. | cents. I Comr f | | forth upon. a lone pilgrimage across } Van Major C,H. Relmerth, O.] Average production costs for po- 146 S. Phone stinct a nomadic wayfar ing the sun. Casper: Mayor 8, along | Haden. 0. R. ( crop cost on 1,71 y. chair-| against $1.10 Lust see | i L i 1 proceed from an yaks sald; because no sun shone into his | Coppert, 0. R. C.. ily on a rental basis: were included FIREWORKS y : el courtroc Green River: Mayor Dr, J. -W.|in cost charges. on sale next Wednesday. The r ge i] 1. on board | _ _ Hawk, airman; O. O. Davis; Er Soft corn the department found, ] filed at 1 ] | nest Peters, R 0 c icDona Lieut. John J, Wiseman, 0, R. corn last year after they had filled z on t 1 Uy touch wit! AASERALL MEN Greybull: Mayor, chairma W. | thelr silos and it pointed out that its| FREE—The first one hundred little girls, under 10 years t Hagan, Clarence F, Schenc Le-| figures on this crop were likely ’ i * i cit iF; inley and it Hughitt Both io batidtinknsad AG wh etoaiewastent of age, that come to Pep’s next Wednesday morning will i ued a ni Mayor ©, H. Brown,|by reports from farmers who were| get a package of Firecrackers Free. P s WEALTHY Retire From High chairman; William DeLoney, Span: | less affected by low yields and soft - ish-American War Veterans; Elmer |corn than from those whose crops th Commander | | the continent R. C., Hugh L. Pat tatoes in different parts of the coun lacd t expedition Bound by the tenacious’ conven-| Cody: Mayor. KR. C.. ‘Trueblood. | try were below the average selling | Center St. & 8, received at his of tlona‘ities ¢ life, Judge Kinsell | chairman; Edwin A, Hull, Glenn] price but less than the 1923 marginy ‘ ted the expedition threw nside the judicial toga, he|'Trueblood, Legion; Lieut. Ernest J.| Labor of the farmer and his fam- J if He . Legion; | deprived many farmers of husking | Price-list will be published Sunday and Monday. ' The first one hundred boys under 10, a box of Pistol Caps. Nelson, Capt. Buckenorth, Legion; | were severely damaged. J ynorescives Positions Lieut. Irving P. Corse, 0. R. C. In tho early potato section, the ~ { rOgressly = Look to P LO TS DEATH | “a. Kemmerer: Mayor John Mason, | average cost was $80.07 an acre and STORE OPENS AT SEVEN ‘ | Wisconsin, Senator NEW HSB tune EA ats bem president of the il is RCRD} ls, CA A SARH OTE De be BUST OSERE ADEN GS ss tga ak a» | Pep is going to sell Fireworks this year as cheap as most 1. Finle esigned as » pre it announced today that | > se 4 § a eno entre 4 1 ‘ Nomis iN Ce A | dent of the Chicago and > S enaating ae MEd Aameerd ct tad National Guard; states showed the lowest margin | dealers can buy them wholesale. Norris Asserts ern Railroad company and Fre ball teams which compose the league, | 5° H. Plankenfeld, Capt, | between cost and value, the average | | Sargent, heretofore vice president | would be held at & o'clock tonight ert D. MeGoun, 0. I. ©. cost being 88 cents a bushel and : ' L—T E ‘ and ae iv eA tevar| ee ome }at the Elks auditorium : Lar are Lt ; AL By a r+} the price received averaging 42 cents. : ‘ ss)—The sheriff | president to succeed him, 4 1 bagel tae bled Aig . eberdy, Geor: ren, ———-.+—- : the Cloud rmed reports | same time Marvin Hughitt, veteran | Busin ey imp tan will com on; Capt, Everett L. night, Ixty years ago there was only r tbl 1 i € that | chairman of the Northwestern and ales ae natty on ey managers 4nd | National Guard; Dr. A. G, Crane,| one hotel in I that could harles B, D weulthy retired | also of the Chicago, St. Paul, Min: | rebrenentatives of all the teams are | trniversity q c dia had confess: | neupolis and Omaha Railway, resign: | (000, See: Ae ee ee 1 ¢ pired with Kansas |eq from both offices. 4 | Noah | 5 ty ‘ tack of wh wae sien an tte | ya Reliable Auto Medicines—Drugs 4 { recovered from an at-| reason for Mr. Finley’s resignation ' Ww i al tack 1 o last October py ie president. ‘To some extent the] ree utos In elding 15c Boal’s Rolls..... Ile} 4 oz. Castor Oil | motive influenced Mr. Hugh: | > < : 50c De Witt’s Pills. 37c : I $5,000 bond who was nearing hia ssth| Crashon Viaduct Is Done at 25c Dilaxin “T9c| 78¢ Cod Liver Oil. wignment } birthd anniversd to relinquish VWelli a poieDeaeAnelverener So vralina een | bx Shatt Wellington & Hogue, Inc.|.25¢ Feenamint Gum.......19c vi Dioxogen ftice af ohatemarnet the ard) will € CHE YENNE, Wyo., June 24.—A We specialize in welding| 60c Pape’s Diapepsin ...... 45c) b. E —(t ntinued, but Mr, Hughitt will | ¢ sided auto smash took place work on all types of cars and| $1 Marmola Tablets 79<| 1 psom Salts. hiaiaammectionaeritx ehatoan he railroad viaduct here over the trucks, no matter how difficult cerine ‘ : Peer ne the tinames | Upton Pacttic tracks, but no one’ wa sr complicated the job may be.| 30¢ Phenolax Wafers......23c| 4 oz. Gly ‘ “4 f 1 . ¢ ab We may save you money by| 25c¢ Nature’s Remedy 19c| 8 oz. Lime Water arcia 8. ¥ light ny g purchase of new parts BLE AAS RRS I 1! 6 ? ain tie t Jodge between t nat a | ma the plan for bringing the |! Lge. betwees...re RADIATOR SHOP IN [ Toilet Article 1$1 Lavoris vice ; decia | western and the On who tn ° | F ich hacoahlve cnlibhe tetera CONNECTION | “fe operat relationship through ex igh 1545— —Phones 1178 75c Ayers’ Luxuria | $1 Nujol ...... har ares was ( red op —| wat | “ef v le ative he directors, who au- Cream | \ im while alt aE rized an application te the inter 50c Armand’s Cold 60c Mille of Magnesia... t rderea ip the b t state © amerce commission for its r _ ; 1 4 t the ¢ on | Appror Sufficient Omaha shares . PAG ae hd’s Vanishi »37¢) $1.50 Petrolagar .. ott " had Bas deposited, it was sald to Piss cg lathe ing | 4 oz. Olive Oil....... | tere the. taeetanon af urn ple ore Starting On ina Cees nt 8 oz. Olive Oil 50c Armand’s Powder. ORS SEEM Na $1 Armand’s Powder $1 Squibb’s Oil Fishing Trip | Ye Ib. Cocoa Butter,.........27¢| $1.90 S. S. S. | 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste 45c| ¢, H | 25¢ Golden Glint......0... 100] cosa ee: 18 : ® @ | 75c Glover's Mange..........58c| “oo ee ee ett hrs, Su re Rel ief | 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 19c | (3) Seidlitz Powders sees OG @ | 30c Listerine ....................20¢| $1.10 5, S. S. FOR INDIGESTION | $1 Milkweed Cream... “79¢ | 35c Sloan's Lidterant : | 50 si 37 (\ J \BELLANS at Casper’s Finest Filling Station and fill up with that good | 606 Pobiietebazinge */2.02.Senna Leaves... : Pt ON White Eacle G ine "GC ; Baohig ec Pe seen Se 43c| 30c Suppositories ............23¢ \ ) INDICE lite Eagle Gasoline, Get your car thoroughly greased P ; 27 CW at d fres} kes a bike 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste..35c | 35¢ Tonsiline Nae ed = | 6 BeLvans and fresh oil in your crankcase, 40c Pompeian Creams ...42c| $1 Wamipole’s C. L, Oil....79¢ | t we: ee ED armen’ | li - | 50c Squibb’s Tooth Paste 38|25c Zymole Trokeys. 19 ! 4 E 'LL-AN Ss ; For Qua ity and Service Hundreds of Drug Items Below the Combine’s Price | 5b bad TSE Packaged Everywhere We challenge them all. If you wish to take a supply of Tobacco, Cigarettes Blades and Razors — ——— Gasoline with you, we have it by the case. Camels .., 2 for 25c| Ever-Ready Blades .30c t YOU KNOW ME Saal Hate: .2 for 25c| 35¢ Enders Blades on ‘ if J oy rince ert 50c Gem Blades 35c Toate estate Fad yee can depend upon the Used Car Guaran- | cexede fers 75c Gem Razor arty i ’ | Secénd-Hand or Used FF tee of an Authorized Ford Dealer. It is his aad ee ae a a $1 cilletes Geta Rasors er Ca Departcibata? expert opinion that the car'is worth the price ali 4 n GEISLER BIRD SEED | ‘ asked and that it will give good service. He Special ate... 2 $1 STANOLAX............6769.. The Car That Has Value backs his opinion with a thirty day guarantee. f m —Hudson Coach | aes SECOND AND PARK PHONE 465 THIS SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT ” AAA ENCE OE TBRES Td Bt Pep’s Fireworks go on sale Wednesday, July 1st