Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Telephone 621 J.F HAY, P. O. Box 16%: | COWAN | | GRAIN FEED and SALT Wholesale and Retail 325 8. Durbin Casper, Wyo. Fa swith Birs L. C. SMITH The smooth, easy running typewriter made possible by ball bearings & DECIMAL TABULATOR BUILT INTO EVERY MACHINE Platens instantly removable Silent without sacrificing important features W. ES TALBERT, Authorized Agent 119 East First St. Casper, Wyo. Tubes and Accessories ALEMITE SERVICE STATION Free Crank Case Service TEXACO GASOLINE Center Street Service Station 5TH CENTER & RAILROAD and Radiator Re- y or night . to 11 p. Phone 2341 Gantt Hardware Co. 406 E. 2ND ST. PHONE 1015 Close-Out Sale on | Camp Stoves Agricultural sections of Wyoming have just cause to give thanks this year, for, when the results are made known at the end of the present season, it will be shown that the big- gest crops in recent years will haye been harvested. In fact, some ob- servers predict that 1925 will over- shadow any other year in the history of the state. Conditions have been bring all of this about. Hogan Spot Grocery Bread-Butter, Milk and Eggs FRESH EVERY DAY Corner East A and Beech Phone 2070 Vulcan m. {deal to Rainfall has been ample and well distributed over CY FILLING Glass replacements in al] makes | STATION | rae the ‘state. Irrigation canals have | been flowing to the top of their | and | John Jourgensen banks with water. Dryland sections Battery Station | 242 W. Yellowstone were never in better shape for bumper crops. The rangelands are green with grass and livestock is fattening in a way that cannot-help but bring smiles to the sheepman and cattleman. —————— CASPER MOTOR BUS LINE WHITE MOTOR TRUCK CO. Sugar bect growers this year PATS Zi started out the season with the | Operating 11 White Distributors of slogan, “‘one more ton of beets per Bu s WHITE BUSSES & TRUCKS aere,” and it is believed now that Review of B be Casyer Daily KEEP WYOMING MONEY IN WYOMING COLONIZATION PLAN IN GREYBULL VALLEY LINKED WITH PROSPERITY OF THE FUTURE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS OF STATE TO BENEFIT BY RICH HARVESTS BEING GATHERED an average of two additional tons to the acre. More acreage is in beets this year than any previous year. In the Big Horn basin, wheat grow- ergs are banking on 45 to 60 bushels of wheat to the acre. Oats and barely will be harvested proportion- ately. Communities in the basin are also co-operating with the Burlington railroad in one of the biggest coloni- zation programs ever undertaken in the inter-mountain region. Twenty. five thousand acres of land, now un- der ditch, await the settler and almost as much more are open for settlement for d: nd development. Wyoming {s coming into her own this year. Its people are enthu- silastic over the possibilities offered in this great inland empire. Home- seekers in the east are already di- recting their eyes in this direction and with the colonization work al- ready under way, Wyoming should be the mecca for hundreds of new citizens In the next few months. HERNCALL & HERNCALL their efforts will be rewarded with CHIROPRACTORS | 40 Adjustments for $20.00 at Office | THIRD TERM [5 Single Adjustments $1.00—Calls $1.50 810 EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 1103 (INE FACTOR IN Alemite Service GOTHAM F| f HT Station CARS GREASED By ROBE ight, 1925, . Durbin Phone 1904 W YORK, Aug. 8. — Among other things, this complicated mu- P, | yoralty scrap in greater New York t | includes the “third terms" tradition. I ON’T walk—talk—use your | Going back to where the records are telephone for the best,food | covered with an inch-of dust, one values in town. Just call 1261 | can not find that a mayor ever was and we'll give you the best for | siven such a term. Yet John F, Hy- the least. We deliver. lan, the present mayor of the greater JOHNSON BROS, | for cishe tong years almost twiee GROCERY CO. as long as any other man—tIs fight- 638 EAST SECOND Who Helps You Pay Your Phones 125 252 Taxes? 112 S. MALL. per Tribune) OGARTY ARMACY Phone 2125 Second & Conwell THE TROY LAUNDRY CO. 826 N. Durbin Phones 1672 and 1678 We pay the freight on out-of-town purchases You'll Like Trading At CALLAWAYS FURNI,.URE 133 EB, Second Phone 246 UNIFORMLY GOOD WORK COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO, We are equipped to handle all classes of work at right prices. Our Motto Service Casper ‘Armature Works Repaired MOTORS Rewound Our Work Guaranteed Phone 980-J Basement Midwest Bldg. —AND— Electric Supply and Construction Co. 257 SOUTH CENTER STREET Office Phone 483-W CASPER, WYOMING Midwest Cigar Store Midwest Bldg. MARTHA WASHINGTON an MISS SAYLORS CANDIES W & Perkins & Co, SPECIALTY STORE Table ‘and Decorative Linens. Children’s Wear and Ladies’ Novelties. Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Phone 1944-J 216 East Second St. CASPER BATTERY CO. Storage Battery and Automobile Serv Gabriel Sr Electric e nubbers Casper Battery Co. 119 E. 5th Phone 907 Service Cleaners CLEANING, DYEING, AND PRESSING 146 N. Jackson Phone 56 STEEN & SHAULL WELDING CO. Phone 2650 SADDLE ROCK CAFE Quality and Cleanliness Is Our Motto 220 WEST FIRST STREET : Booths for Privacy INDIAN ICE CO. Phone 1340 fe-+ WELL LISTEN / / PLEASE CALL Cag Cook With Gas’ ' ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT New York Oil Company GAS DEPT. Ship to Casper in care of Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company P. O. BOX 573 Write us about your distribution problems. | Sanitary Wet Wash Laundry 228 W. K, Street Phone 2282 | $$$ $$ ing to get four years more, by which time he hopes the Hylan “dynasty” will be so firmly fixed upon New, York as to keep him in office indef- initely. While the Democrats are at death grips over “Hylanism” and Tam- many is deterniined to get rid of the mayor at any cost, the more thoughtful Rep iblicans are becoming serlously alarmed. The Republicans are in agreement that nothing shall be done by them until the outcome of the Democratic imbroglio is known, With a large section of the people, the fight is resolving itself Into the task of beating Hylan “at any cost.” It is difficult to disguise the fact that the fight also is being waged against any possible political come- back by Willlam Randolph Hearst, with whom Hylan is hooked up in an offensive and defensive alliance Hearst naturally is hoping that Hy- lan can beat Tammany, Hearst has had his own eyes on Tammany Hall for a long time, Hearst also has been the bitter enemy of Governor Al Smith, Mayor Hylan apparently does nothing without consulting Hearst or one of the publisher's lieutenants. Casper Wholesale Dealers Wyoming Grocery Company Staple and Fancy: Groceries “fresh Fruits and Vegetables P.O. Box 1083 Phone 404 McCord-Brady Company Casper, Wyoming Wholesale Grocers PHONES 1600—1601 Paxton & Gallagher Company WHOLESALE GROCERS Casper Phone 1144 The Wyoming Automotive Company Wholesalers of everything for automotive needs Phone 812—813 Casper Supply Co. Distributors of MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL and AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES. Phones 918 and 914 444-448 South Center St. Pelton & Hemry Insurance. All Lines Koler Furniture Co. SECOND HAND FURNITURE TRUNKS AND SUITCASES 220 S. Wolcott Phone 138 The Lidderdale Tool Co. GENERAL REPAIR WORK 1245 E. C St. Phone 766 READ THE TRIBUNE Tribune usiness and Industry] Ambitious Program Undertaken in Fertile Region in Northern Wyoming, Involves Total Outlay of $2,500,000. The Greybull Valley Improvement association is undertaking a pro- gram of colonization that is huge in very fertile valleys with a soil that is said to be in quality and depth surpassing anything in the state. its scope and great in its possi-|'The districts are {deal for the raising bilities. The plans, which have al-|of sugar beets, which fact 1s recog ready becn submitted to eustern| nized by the sugar companies by for the bonding of alley and, Emblem a) bench districts for the purpose of building « servoir suf- ficient in size to impound water necessary to irrigate the entire dis- the construction of a railroad out 45 miles in length, running through the Greybull valley and connect with the Cody branch near Garland and also the building of a sugar beet factory. ‘The program involves In the neigh- borhood of $2,500,000, and the bonds would be secured by the assets de- veloped in the new construction. The districts being exploited are reason that they pay 50 cents per ton more for beets from these dis- tricts than from others. Much of the land {s already im- proved and with the Lincoln Land company, a subsidiary of the Chi- cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, back of the proposition to colonize the land not already occupied, the association cannot help but feel that the project will be a wonderful suc- cess. The sugar beet company must commence construction. of the fac- tory before July 1926, in order to take advantage of the tax exemption law, terminating next July. Tammany has eliminated Hearst in many a political combat in the past. It has been more difficult to hit him through Hylan. This contest is bound to hold the interest of the entire nation although the actual figures in it may not be so imposing at first sight. The Tammany candidate Mayor Hylan in the primaries, Senator James J. Walker, is scarce- ly known outside New York, al- though his record in the legislature fs said to give him unusual strength in the city He has been the “friend of the people” and above everything else is ighter." In this campaign, the principals have got to have the “killer instinct” an influence for good or evil in the greater city. There no longer is the ery of driving Tarfimany, out. There no longer {s the slogan to keep the Tiger from crossing the borough bridges. But there is a cry to Tam- many to stand fast and to show some real tigerish instincts in dealing with Hylan, The situatfon within the Demo- cratic organization 1s easy to under- stand, but difficult to deal with. Greater New York Is divided into five boroughts—Manhattan, Brook- lyn, The Bronx, Queens and Rich- mond, Manhattan is old New York City. The Bronx Is the vast northern section of the city. Brooklyn is Brooklyn. Queens {s Long Island elty for it is to be a bitter struggle from | ang Richmcnd Js Staten Island. first to las Already the Hearst newspapers have opened up on} Each borough hus a Democratic leader. They make up the “big five.” This quintet is called upon to select a mayor. ‘The borough heads of Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond say they are for the re-nomination of Mayor Hylan. Manhattan and the Bronx—the cocktail boroughs—say Hylan is unfit and must be discarded at any cost. “Al” Smith fs “laying low" until the opposing slates in the primary are made up. Then he is expected to come forward, The hope of the antl- Hylan Democrats rests with him. tg Who Gives Employment to Our Laborers? Walker and Judge Olvaney, the er of Tamn: Hall. In cartoon, ed!- torial and news columns, they are dé- picting all the foes of Hylan as tools of the “interests.” The Tammany candidate must stand an awful grill- ing before the primaries and aftgr- ward if he fs successful. Independent Democratic and Re- publican papers in the city are dall- ing upon ‘Tammany to stand pat and “era Hylan, even if it is neces- sary to turn the city administration over temporarily to the Republicans, The latter are in & mood to assist Tammany if they can, for it is rec- ognized here that Tammany Hall for many years te come {s bound to be Casper Ice & Cold Storage Manufacturers of Bubb’s Quality ICE CREAM Our Ice IS Pure PHONE 493 Tents, Awnings and all Canvas Goods P. O. BOX 1005 PHONE 2065 Auto Tops, Flags and Decora- tions The KISTLER Tent & Awning Co. “Best In Their Lines” 617 EAST SECOND ST. CASPER, WYOMING Auto Equipment Co. Casper, Wyoming WHOLESALE AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES THE PALMS ICE CREAM & FLORAL CO. Casper, Wyoming PHONE 600 M. J. O’Fallon Supply Co. Phone =656 Wholesale Plumbing, Heating, Mill and Water Works Supplies Casper Bottling Works, Inc. Phone 136 WHOLESALE PIGEON Tea & Coffee Co. Yes, We Sell COFFEE J. S. Brown RETAIL Mercantile Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS Casper, Wyoming HOLMES HARDWARE Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods Casper Tourist Camp Offers Ideal Facilities for Motorists. Wyoming Roofing Company All kinds of roofs applied and repaired 527 E, 12th St. Phone 18043 ‘American Bottling Co. Bottlers of CARBONATED BEVERAGES CoN de Dive 110 East Second Street Crating Shipping Eight Pages of Comics In The Tribune Every Sunday Everywoman’s Store FINEST AND LARGEST IN WYOMING GEBO COAL, the Safe and Sensible FUEL Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company PHONE 949 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925 LORTON FUNERAL HOME 8838S. Beech Phone 899} ,” The Golden Rule Dep't Store Lindsay & Co. WYOMING'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Postage Prepaid to any part of the State on all Mail Orders. THE BLUEBIRD GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY Open Sundays and Holidays 644 S. Center Phone 1938 L. D. BRANSON SERVICE DELCO—KLAXON—REMY ZENITH CARBURETORS 615 EB. Second St. Phone 383 CY Confectionery and Drugs We manufacture our own Ice Gantt Hardware Co. 406 E. 2nd St. _ Phone 1015 ANYTHING IN SHEET METAL Gas and Coal Furnaces Cream. Close to the Camp. Cor. CY and 13th. Phone 2314-J. J. E. LLOYD, Prop. Oldsmobile The Pearl White Laundry Natrona Motor Co. We use soft water exclusively 550 E. Yellowstone Phone 236 PHONE 1702 EK. P. BRENNAN Gas Ranges Paints and Fishing Tackle 144 S. Durbin SPEND A DAY “IN CASPER BETTY’S BEAUTY PARLOR TWELVE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS PHONE 707 Velour Beauty Parlor Soft Water Shampoos. Expert Marcelling and Hair Dyeing. Face Packs. PHONE 1550 Riverview . Park Casper’s Amusement Center Butter-Nut Bread Wyoming Baking Co. Swimming Pool Fine Dance Floor Unexcelled Music DRINK HILLCREST WATER Phone 1151 For Recreation— Try Riverview MILLS, WYO. Weaver Rubber & Vulcanizing Co. 647 West Yellowstone 633 S. Center, Next to Elks Bldg. CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP Automobile Tops, Upholstering Phone 1084-R Better Automobile Painting SEE US ABOUT SATIN FINISH Mrs. C, Mohr, Prop. Regular Meals 40c Short Orders a Specialty Yellowstone Cafe. “Just Around the Corner” 409 S. SPRUCE Gladstone Repair Shop Locksmithing and Gun Repairing, Keys Duplicated While You" Wait: Bicycle and Phonograph Repair rings ite Supplies. General Re- Phone 2061-3 142 W. Second St. Casper Offers Exceptional Induce- ments to Encourage More Industries ;--Full Particulars Will Be Given Upon Request. CASPER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NATRONA SHOE SHOP yen Rebuilding of Worn Footwear 114 E. MIDWEST. Phone 2166 Moving Packing