Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 5

ii AML MERGER. [O GONIDERED WASHINGTON, June 24.—(By The | Associated Press}—The entire mem- bership of the Interstate Commerce Commission gathered here today to decide upon the scope of the exami- nation of O, H. Van Sweringen, prin- cipal credtor of the plan for the Nickle Plate Railroad consolidation. Counsel for stockholders protest- ing against the merger which tn- cludes the Nickle Plate, Erie, Perre apeake nad Ohio and railroads, demanded Swerigen be required ation of the which he tes obtained domina- tion in the corporation ownership. Newton Baker counsel for Mr, Van Sweringen countered with a de- mand that the inquiry be limited in its scope and asserted it already had gone too far afield. Hocking Valle that Mr, Van al trar by and his assc 1as R. | apeake and ckholders argued that interweaving of railroad and holding corporations had been incl dent to the Van Sweringen opera tions and that thero might be full By aid of a chart, Tho! el for Che Ohio mink ale to control n0kD FROM BUA |RVOAT0 GILLETTE WASHED BY RAINS, BRIDGE LOST highway trom Sheridan Montana lime is good, a recevied by the 1 y from the district neer of District No, 6, From 8 dan east to Uctoss, Clearmont, Ar- 1 d Gillette to the Crook y line the so good. A cloudb occurred between Arvada and tte caused considerable scour vash and the bridge over Wild r Arvada was wash- | mporary bridge has point. onstruction north of Gillette and a detour on the old county road is being used beginning about nine mi ne miles from Gillette SHAKEUP NEAR IN DRY RANKS WASHINGTON, June 24.—(By the Th ‘ganization of ation -of state lines, n of authority and the ew supervisory districts th the federal judicial anhounced by the The sweeping changes are to be- ne operative August 1, They are gned to build up a distinct fed- enforcement system, without rificing co-operation between fed eral and local enforcement agen- cies A prohibition ator will be named for each of 22 new prohibition districts. These appointees, the treas- uncement said will be cho- personal fitness and execu- and business ability." Bach will two assistants and in addi tion a chemist and a counsel Indications are that an important | shakeup will‘take place among the | enforcement personnel, but Assist ant Secretary Andrews, who lald out | the plan, ed today to discuss that phase of the reorganization. The new program has the approval of the presidenteand in making it public, Secretary Mellon expressed also his own whole-hearted support. PAINLEVE’S MINISTRY IN GOOD FAVOR |: 5 1 the first test questic which it has been prophesied that the suvlalist party would abandon it, M, Painleve obtained a yote of confidence of his Moroccan polle: in the Chamber of Deputies at an early hour this morning, the vote being 510 to 30. | Instead of opr sing the gover the soclalists with few excep- voted 1 Jt and one of the sclalist lead Leon Blum, signed 16 motion for confidence, plane trip to orocco and his visit | lo the fighting front as well as dis-| t at the violence of the speeches Je by the comm st deputies in opposing hia policy both played a| par Influe snoing the’ result oe 18 DEAD IN EGYPT FIRE Premier's air- CAIRO, Egypt, June 24.—ighteen reported dead d two burned in a fire that de $50 native dwellings in the | town of Abu Hammad persons are severely stroyed Mgyptia — “ask toHorlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Rear Admiral Samuel Si Robison, new commander-in-ehief of the United States fleet, with the rank of full admiral, was gr: yed from Annapolis in the same class with Curtis Wilbur, secretary of the navy, $1,000,000 Life Insurance Policy Holders Are Now Common in U.S. 4 By MARGERY PICKARD. a spondent ) YORK © a man with as m $500,000 in life insurance sidered egotist, far tween. Now men insut- 9,000 p common, and much n¢ con- sidered busi for $1 ness." In acquirin addi oe at tal to film does not become the ed individual, contrary. chant, with a total of $7,500,000. The Book Brothers of Burgess, Herbert V have a joint polic This is said to be ingurance transaction ever taken. producer, heaviest insur- despite reports to the The largest known policy- holder is Rodman Wanamaker, mer- Detroit, nk P., 0,000, argest single under- | Anotiler film producer, Adolph Zukor, carties a total of $3,715,000. 24—A few | In the list of large policy holders h as was con- 1 asinine and such men were few and he comes after Pierra S. du Pont of Delaware, powder and auto mag- nate, who has $4,000,000, In most cases, a big part of the insurance of the big policy-holders is le to their concerns. In Fox's 000,000 is in favor of the Fox Film corporation, and $1,500,000 is made out to his personal estate. He is 46 years old. Policies of the Book Brothers are payable to the Development corp- an||? ; oration of Detroit. $3,500,- 4 000 policies, Bet aihy his to- $6,500,000, William Fo: the The United States leads the world in the num- ber of insurance policy holders, and | the amount under- | written, In the previous five months of the cal- endar year the American people more Insurance WILLIAM FOX than during any previous corresponding _ period, thereby establishing another record for postwar business. JOHN GRIEVE LAID AT ha Funeral services for 15-year-old son of Mrs. by lghtning Sunday, were i teon ms monane tem s|- KEWANTANS First Presbyterian church. Rev. L. Clark had charge of the s and burial was made tn cemetery The following friends of the far y acted a pall bearers, Jess Pc A vi Chester J _ SPANISH WAR VETERANS CALLED 10 MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION HERE Harvey Lord, past commander of the War Veterans, arrived John Grieve, John Grieve. who wag struck and Killed instantly held at department United Spanish n Caxper to y and will attend a special meet- the Casper camp at 8 o'clock at Carpenters hall, 226 North | Wolcott street. E. A. Pelletier, com- mander of the local camp, requests that all members be present as busi- ness will be transacted which affects their welfare, MILWAUKEE MAN HEADS ST, PAUL, Minn., June 24,—(By The Associated Press)—John 8. Moss of Milwaukee will be the next pre: dent of Kiwanis, He was the un: tmous choice of the nominating com- mittee here. The election will be held ‘Thursday as part of the or- ganization's annual convention Before Buying Your Car Be Sure and Look Up the Hudson On page 55 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post is a message of impor- tance to you. CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 The UNION Label Can be used by the followin, Union firms, who employ none but rinters: ‘The Casper Daily Tribune, . Ol) City Printers. Let Casper Printers Print Cor Casper 8. THE TRADEMARK OF ‘The Casper Herald Service-Art Printing Co. The Commercija) Printing Co, + Hoffhine Printing & Stationery Co Slack-Stirrett Printing Co, GOOD WORKMANSHIP he Casver Daily Cribune DOUBLE DUTY FOR YOUR DOLLARS TOMORROW OUR “1 DAY SALE As usual, the values offered will be in keeping with previous Dollar Day Sales. Come prepared to find every de- partment taking part in this event. For Dollar Day WASH FABRICS of all eeacT DED a offered for to- morrow at— 11) YDS. $1.00 2 FOR $1.00 3 FOR $1.00 3rd Floor PERCALES 86-inch Manchester Percales; gy our very best quality; the pat- $ terns are all desirable, lights, darks and plain colors at 4 YARDS FOR ~ ee rece! 8rd Floor | MADERIA DOILIES Nine and twelve inch Maderia ¢ Doilies, guaranteed hand work- ed and a splendid value at R 8rd Floor EXTRA LARGE BATH TOWELS 22x44-in heavy bath towels; our regular 65¢ quality; very special for tomorrow gt 2 FOR 3rd Floor MUSLIN 86-inch splendid quality bleach- $ ed and unbleached muslin; yard wide for this sale at 6 YARDS FOR 8rd Floor PILLOW TUBING 40 and 45-inch Pillow Tubing, Standard Pepperrell quality at 3 YARDS FOR TURKISH TOWELS Double thread, medium size Turkish towels, our wequlen 8 89 and 43c quality, at 3 F Z 3rd Floor LADIES’ HATS For quick clearance of mid-sum- mer hats, we offer about Lad- ies Hats formerly priced up to $12.95, Your choice $1.00 RG GeeGhwenansncens= RAG RUGS 24x48 Fibre rugs and hit and $ miss rag rugs at 3rd Floor BERKELEY CAMBRIC Berkeley 60, Cambric; quality recognized for many years; very special at 4 YARDS FOR. 8rd Floor PRINCESS SLIPS Beautiful Nainsook Slips trim- med with lace and embroidery; formerly priced up to $4,98 CHOICE _ - - CORSETS ¢ A new non-lacing girdle, lightly boned; just the garment for summer wear, Each RUBBER APRONS Made of pure gum rubber, dain $ tily trimmed with ruffles and flowered cretonne Regular $1.49. Each $1 SHOES - $4 One lot of Women’s and children’s slippers in patent kid and calf skin, Broken sizes and 1. 00 styles, at Shoe Dep't. Main Floor These beautiful quality that sell regularly for Special for Dollar Day ~ CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS car ed lisle and I sub standards of our reg-, quality for 4 PAIRS FOR Main Floor : CHILDREN’S ROMPERS AND DRESSES ¢ & A new assortment of styles and célors to select from, Sizes 2 to 6 years. Wonderful val Each - Finished Models at HALF PRICE To close out this season’s model of Bucilla stamped goods, we of- fer these models of dresses, scarfs lunch sets, etc. at less than cost. 3rd Floor LADIES’ CREPE GOWNS Made of either plain or floral crepe in sleeveless patterns. Y sizes 16-17; colors—peach, fle: orchid and blue. Each CHILDREN’S GINGHAM DRESSES We are showing these dresses in either plain or checked patterns Sizes 7 to 14 years. Each --- CHILDREN’S HATS arge table of Children’s Straw Hats; Choice —. BRASSIERES An extra long brassiere of bro- caded material and a satin ‘striped model. Value $1 Each - < SILK HOSE Full fashioned silk; the biggest value for Dollar Day A full range of colors. Regular $1.50 Main Floor STAMPED PILLOW CASES 12-inch Stamped Pillow Cases in pretty simple designs. Reg- ular $1.39 quality featured at pair . JAP LUNCH CLOTHS 0 60-inch blue and white Japan- $ ese lunch cloths; a very practi- cal cover for summer; regular $1.25 out at . Preserving Sets Three-piece preserving sets con- sisting of large kettle, $1.00 ladle and jar filler at Fourth Floor WOMEN’S UNION SUITS A mercerized lisfe Union Suit in white and flesh; all styles; regular $1.59, Very specia Main FI CHILDREN’S SOX A beautiful selection of colors n fine and E ish fibre silk cuffs Regular 4 PAIRS FOR Main FI THE NEW CHAMOISETTE GLOVES » With novelty and s) colored cuffs; $1.59, for . Main Floor contrasting $1.40 regular FANCY GARTERS A most beautiful showing of fancy ribbon garters; well fir ished with a touch of lace Choice at .-. Main Floor REAL SPECIAL 12 piece set of wh te dishes con. sisting of 4 cups, 4 saucers, is neh alt nner p fateh $1. 00 Fourth I loor RAYON SPORT SILK HOSE In the new bie cad umtes ¢ tones, w ontre a) oolee te combination; y popt ar for summer wear at Main Fl THREE-QUARTER HOSE In every desirable color with at- tractive contrasting cuff; very popular with the folks 2 PAIRS FOR ~ Main Floor HUGHES IDEAL HAIR BRUSHES The value in th easily recognize for tomorrow at Main Floor 1ese brushes d; very special I Lingerie Ribbon Sets Wngerie the are most b n all the del to 49c 23¢ or summer BUTY-CHYNE SATINETTE In plain and shadow every color that is Regular 63c qualit 2 YARDS FOR _. 3rd Floor KALBURNIE GINGHAMS § wanted * 32-inches wide, every color arid pattern to be found, offered at 5 YARDS FOR_.__ 3rd Floor Stamped Bed Spreads Complete With Fringe and Thread to Complete to close out the few $ still in stock at 3.69 i Floor SPRING CRETONNES -inch Drapery Cretonnes, | a splendid assortment of well selected patterns for sun porch, dining and bed rooms. Extra special at 3 YARDS FOR__.- 3rd_Floor TERRY CLOTHS The most fabri ttractiv 1% YARDS FOR QUAKER NETS For tomorrow only we offer a very attractive selection of the better grade of Quaker Nets which sell regularly up to $1.49 for the yard Srd Floor LINGERIE FABRICS Here you will find your favor: ¢ te color and fabric plain weave or the novelty weave which sell ° in the regular way up to 49c at 3 YARDS FOR rd Floor BOYS’ PANTS A big range of pants in patterr likes, Values u 6 to 17 years f Balec BOYS’ OVERALLS Vacation time and these bib « will help the be play hours; extra y Bal BOYS’ FLAPPER SUITS for just the garme > khaki Flapper Suits Heavy quality, or brown, our re ity, M Our regular 50c tu-t BOYS’ STOCKINGS f black 25c qual at 5 PAIRS FOR -._- choice EN’S FIBRE SILK SOX quality; these ne in 6 one e 3 PAIRS FOR | The y bargains gp in men’s shirts only that at this $ tim ter Ready to Make Stamped Aprons 3rd Floor MEN’S SHIRTS usual Dollar Day e you will find a much bet- selection of Dress Shirts h or without collor, at only Men's Store MEN’S UNION SUITS In fee Ch If cr offering this l'that it is the biggest value As it is our underwear and a real 10 at ring garment we ¢ you have over seen $1.65 Men’s Store CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS Idren’s Munsing waist suits; our regular ity; offered at Main Floor CURTAIN SCRIMS n need of Curtain 2 will find plain rquisettes, at only you are ms here i fancy M 4 YARDS FOR Srd_ Floor Fruit of the Loom PILLOW CASES of 3 FOR rd Floor Dollar Day Bargains On the Fourth Floor Set $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 ‘$1.00 $1.00 $1.0¢ GOLDEN RULE DEP'T STORE LINDSAY & CO.