Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 2

~ GATES FORTUNE WIL BE SPE = NORE Small Illinois Town Reaps Benefits of Building Plans. BY OWEN L. Ch SCOTT rrit Gasper ane) two or three roval when 1 her millions 1 community childhood might with 8 planning to make it tion. He fs building Alta Vista, Che Casper Dailp EAST AND Weal MUST AID EACH OTHER, 10 CLAIM Hindu Professor Says Benefits Lie in Mutual Help. By HARRY This Picture Saved His Life SLLER ‘asper ‘Tribune) OS ANGELES, Aug. 7.—Kipling was all wrong, it seems, when he said the East and ‘West can never » West must liberate the al inertia and the East must rescue the West from ina- terial suicide, in the opinion of Pro- fessor Bhagvan S. Gayanee, of Pun. jab, India, who is here on a tour of the world. “Mechanical products will become a frankenstein monster and destroy the civilization. of the West unless the West realizes in time that it must become more spiritual,’ says picture helped save the life Arnulfo Valles, who Killed a} the Oriental savant. nin Paso, Tex. It lay or k of Gov. Miriam Ferguson.| In his opinion, the menace of the 1 at the snapshot of Val. ittle sisters and, at the last | American people {s fear. t, decided Valles should not His sentence was commuted to|_ “Here in America," he says, “you Bee ae are afraid of automobiles, afraid of electricity, afraid of all these gigan- tic mechan’ devices that y made. You become their slave. You must learn jo master them. You CARLOAD OF SAVAGE WASHERS 1 RECEIVED AT SCHULTE STORE carry on to higher things.” The Hindu teacher deplores the American system of education that does not instruct the child to lead the parent in mental development: “Education ig aimed to bring out the uistas Jc inherent capacity of . man ar his home, and is active in . a =. through the accumulative experi- preserving the beauty spots of the| The company The Savage is tested and ap-| ence of all mankind, But education ? F rehas: wooded dis-{ has j 1 new cav load of | proved’ by Good Housekeeping and | should not become a’cage to enclose ‘ o preserve the quiet of | Savage vy and the public 4s] ‘tribune (N. Y.. Institutes, our mesital development. “Man {ik he 100d, he bought a dar | iv ited 42 the famous Sa roving Plant of Modern human, but for him to reach the I nich has been a source of an-| age and obser ; demonstration o zine, Today's House Wife ‘Test-| natural state he must have that in- < ance, and closed it. | y this washer f ions, ‘The | ing Home, ‘The Home Maker's Bu-| ney understanding that will raake . appreciative be-| § nd ¢ is | reau of the People's Home Journal, | ym master of himself and master activities of the nd alt leading authorities, the man of the products he manufactures 4 young cit who are using ufacturer: ate, Civilization does not rule India t neir almost mited resources to statement t The Savage has no wringer and] and it never will, the professor as- give them a model city eds none. The washer | rinses,|serts. For India develops tlre indl- talk endlessly about this test of nd dries through co-ordinated | yiqual and individuals rarely agree. * couple who, have re-| launderi cal perfection. Spin-rinsing _——___—_ i nine faith in the old home te Hardy ire tubful' ‘of clothes with th 8s to falk about 1d be about St, Charle thing nd ne neerned wit! “We hope to do every mmun them when Thus ing citizen lets it be known that the millions he controls are to help make his home town a model city. ae St B-year old lead- APPEALS 10 BE 3 (Continued From Page One) t, %& pointment of a third member ‘t & succeed Scott. In the meantime th has no recognized chairman appointment yesterday for It will be time | PREPARED HERE 1@ demonstrs ire to purchase a the esh scalding water, without hand , Means no more red swollen hands when using a Sav sit the Schulte Hardwar and the Savage in LAST FIGHT TO SAVE SLAYER ¢ our home | good place to live. | re under way and Officers Make Up Rum Trust Federal Court Sees Arraignment Today of Mayor and 42 Others Charged With Liquor Operations electrocuted ‘Tuesday for the slaying of Frank Pahl, today started what is belleved to be their last fight to prevent the electrocution. The Nebraska supreme court was hearing an appeal from the decision of District Judge Wheeler, denying a writ of habaes ‘corpus, requested by the defense on the ground that reprieves issued by former Govern- or Charles W. Bryan, were illegal and that Simmons is “legally dead." | While the supreme court was re- Uma 4 re | viewing the case and the appeal, BOSTON, Mass., Aug.:7.—(By The Associated Press.) | several automobile loads of Omaha —Members of an alleged “rum trust” including’ Mayor | \@" mothers were driving to Lincoln Lawrence Quigley of Chelsea, were arraigned today before | ‘° ™#ke ® last appeal to Governor * ; MeMullen to © e day in order that s Federal Judge Lowell after being arrested yesterday. on Fenlante to lite In teusueent oMre: : ht be issued hav | warrants returned by a federal grand jury. . Emily Bateman of Pompey’s Pillar, a expired oat. misnlghs, isos: oan OA Included among the members of the “trust” are the | Montana, also was in court tods . pproved for payment but no war-| mayor's «brother, “Poles Inspecto | aiding in the appeal rants or certificates can be drawn. |‘thomas Quigley, and nine other | vas s to join with Morg yicent : selection of a third member Forty-three persons in all were fn e organization of a complete | aired. | = board, but Morgan was obdurate in| ° 5 Se” hte eee A \ party lenders and others, io)| bail for trial. His, brother and se | RYE, N. ¥., Aug. 7.—(By ‘The As © BAT the wank: . ag a oe eral other e held in similar bail | . ted Press.)—Mrs, Molla B. 4 fideo the vig thie . authority | cba charged man-| CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 7.—Lee! lory of New York won her way into mip z are renorta | Uiteturer anspotrers, who’ r with wife desertion, | the semi-final’ round in the New 7 would b 1 i en back to Fullerton,| York State Women's Tennis cham: org x ‘ace that charge following . es 4 catalan eel He | ng held, however GREELEY G06. ig. T.—Miss | i Counterfeit Bills end of advices'from Ne-| Mildred Leslie enne, Wyo. Lk eee von ILLEGAL SALE OF MEAT ae es ist io! the. inal vouna ot the 0. | 5,00 Reward 5 eee ee }men’s singles play in the tennis Now in Circulation | t | tournament here yesterday to Mise| Five dollars reward will be pala 3 | Ethel Alpenfels of Greeley by the] to the party furnishing the Casper | IS CHARGED IN ARREST ‘ROBBERS MAKE score of 6-3, ,6-1 Daily ‘Tribune information leading ) | Miss Alpenfels and Miss Dorothy | to the capture of the person who is a Meyers of C ple also defeated | fraudulently colleeting subscriptions HERE if GFA wuapif $100 000 HAUL N Leslie and Miss L. Morse of | from Tribune subscribers. Patrons Greeley in the doubles final, 6-4, 6-4. | 0f the paper should not pay any ‘ ' | b) fhe sins one their subscription except the - AST EYE), GARDEN CITY; N. ¥., Aug. 7.—| carrier who delivers-the paper of Ped i So (By 'The Associated Press)—Ray Mc-| 2n authorized collector from the ; ar Joh ia ateeated ebiut EW Aug (By Thq| Auliffe, of Buffalo, New York and | off! If you are not sure you are J ne icnaetenian Hobbie was Acreaed AMIDE) Tieocigie: Five robbers today | Bill Serrick, of New York, will meet | Paving the right collectér, ask him WN ibattar ieee Rh gare seat Met oi di _ “Wrand held up the store and factory of] a holes tomorrow for the national | t? Show his credentials. If he can i Shiga , il neta aes (eee Ble lwala company manufac: public links golf championship, not do so please call the Tribune: = one Campbell. Christ ta Fe) peers. Deates st saCplOFes R. BA ltees aint ated Bill Co riney ie ta the | atat ete. by 16 pelt safes, ¢ raee with fura val|§ chara Wille Reuse Sona AD Telephone 15 > ; pha saat tahe sat Hub. | Wed at $100,000. Houghton of Washington, 6 to 5 LINGOLN HIGHWAY WEST | :.-scisaniis" nis ge ~ “Il meat in t x Te inquirec OF CHEYENNE FLOQDED ic --ac = Ow | chased and tt t of Hubble fot 8 wed. Hubble's hearing will be held + var before Justice Henry F. Brennan. A F 4 | —— For This Week Are REAL TEMPTERS F shed, resulted ‘EVELYN KELLY, NUASE Pot Roast of Beef, choice, Small Sugar-Cured Hams, lb.._.-_ 30c = Ps the Lin- | DOr bs ee ee lis 1214c¢ and 15¢ Bacon, Sugar-Cured, half or aie vicras ana ‘econ | AT HOSPITAL HERE. 1S Shoulder Steak, 1b. |, Whole, Tb. — veral mado a ste: | ' ’ Boiling Beef___-- 3 lbs. 28 | Picnics, Ib. -- | wa 4 Pure Lard 2 itp teres CLAIMED AY DEATH Hamburger, fresh ground, lb,.--_15c¢ Leg of Spring Lamb, 1b a wares anor es to | | Veal Roast, Ib,------_--_-- -----18¢ Milk-Fed Spring Chicken, Ib.__ ] ere was no Interference | “reer Veal Steak, Ib,_-_-__ eenen nnn naw 20c Milk-Fed Hens, lb, 4 | vat M. Kelly year-old = ————<—<——SS} = ~¢ ¢ ate a € ral Hog WAIT! lt terday evening at her 3 home and the t vax removed to ’ Oldsmobiles |) P2200 oS Sa ARE COMING! Pe terns Ue Shattercu |. 129 WEST SECOND ST. PHONE 10 chapel th F H. Germany f aa ——J in charge. | s pions t the West Chester-Bilt ivices fromm N must lose that fear if you are to} Cribune . RAIL EMPLOYE USES GUN TO COLLECT PAY “WORLAND, Wyo:; “Aug. 7.—Use of a gun to enforce his. demands for an immediate accounting for wages due him, led to the arrest of James Van Zant, former. bridge gang employe for the Burlington, who is iting arraignment in ed the gang foreman with a*rifle af- ter a dispute between the two on the question of pay had been ter- minated by the foreman with the an- nouncement that he would make out the time) slip when he got: “ready.” Being ready to depart from the camp and incensed over alleged un- fair treatment, Van Zant went after a gum and returned. ‘The time slip was filled out for him, but*his ar- rest followed Air Mail Pilot Survives Crash FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925 ager of the Canadian National Rail way system and former Great North- ern superintendent. | Most of the members of the colony who have fled from thelr homes are now lodged-in cabins at Belton, the western entrance to the park. The blaze started Tuesday in a cedar grove between Belton and the foot of the lake and was thought to be under control until a high wind sprang up yesterday and carried Is in a northwesterly direction Apgar. FOREST FIRES IN MONTANA ARE BATTLED GREAT FALLS, Mont., Aug. 7.— More than 250 men.are battling a forest fire which extends for two and a half miles across the front of Ap- gar Mountain and threatens the demolition of many summer homes near Apgar on the shore of Lake McDonald in Glacler National Park. The summer cabin colony is in no immediate danger, since the fire was checked at McDonald creek, near Apgar. The fire fighters now are attempt- ing to prevent the blaze taking the Gruber summer home, owned by J. M. Gruber of St, Paul, general man- d All available men in park service were rushed to the scene and today succeeded in diverting the course of the blaze from Apgar, so this settle- ment Is believed to be out of danger. Another fire is burning on Flat Top mountain ten miles northwest of the scene of the Lake McDonald blaze. The cabins occupied by Charles M. Russell, nationally known cowboy artist,/and others are thought to be in line with the fire. i —ladies! Your careful attention BLOOMSBURG, Pa., Aug. 7.—(By The Associated Press}—Improving more rapidly than physicians ex- pected, the condition of Harry A. Chandler, the pilot of the air mail plane wrecked near here late Wed- y night, was such today that 5 pronounced out of danger. Chandler's personal effects,’ not found when the plane was taken from the river late yesterday were LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 7.—( The’ Associated Press).—Attorneys for Walter R. Simmons, segtenced to be picked up on an island half a mile below the scene of the spill, —$—$ oa The E H. Harriman’ Memorial Medals fer the best record in acci- dent prevention among American railroads will be awarded this year for the first time since -1916, Diamonds A pretty combina- tion of a blue-white diamond in an 18-K, white gold ring for the remarkable low price of $67.50 This beautiful ring or any other in our large and varied stock is offered you for cash or on easy payments at this price, | AYRES JEWELRY CO. “Where You Will Eventually Buy” 118 EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 1195-R to every word. For Saturday and all next week---a continuation of Casper’s and the Frantz Shop’s Great Bargain Fes- tival. Your choice of about |Twenty Handsome Coats at reductions from regular prices of 20» 33° per cent New Fur Coats just received! Included in this offer. Regular $225.00 handsome Mar- mink full length Coat; nicely lined. Special ci) isn $150 price___ Regular $195.00 beautifully blend- ed Muskrat Coat; full length; handsomely designed. Cash price_ ~ $150 Regular $195.00 fine French Seal full length Coat; trimmed with squirrel. ___ $150 Cash price_ Regular $200.00 fine French Seal Coat; handsomely trimmed with Silver Muskrat. $150 Cash price Corresponding reductions on beautiful Coats of Japanese and Korean Mink; Hud- son Seal; Moleskin, Siberian Squirrel, and other popular skins. Our time payment plan also allows youa liberal reduction, with a small “down pay- ment,” balance weekly or monthly as you prefer, Free storage and insurance against fire, theft and damage for balance of the warm season. A. 0. LEWIS 15 ELECTED TO FULL MEMBERSHIP IN ACCOUNTANT INSTITUTE A. D, Lewis, accountant with of- tices in the Consolidated Royalty building, today received notice of election to membership in the Amer- ican Institute of Accountants, a widely sought honor among members of this profession. The institute, which {fs national in its membership has headquarters in New York Clty. Members are required to pass the most rigid of examinations, which are standard in states of the coun- try for certification of public ac- counts. So far as known here no other accountant in Wyoming is a member of the institute, inn Read our New Cloth Coat of fer'on another page of this issue i se A Sn bi) sa lnanaiainie mailed Ki wleihc tii