Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1925, Page 2

MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1925 GE PAGE TWO | saa + fhe Casver Sunday Cribune that he left without paying his a eater co-operation was urged on;Copenhagen and London last night t The county has had con- . the part of every member of the|sajd a Finnish gunboat, name not Lilicdnin vteoble leh sé nies ‘|| Lexington Cream club in the work of spreading edu | given, had foundered in the gulf of 1, fre tarita tia enttesstn, collect XXXXKX Figunn fy | cational facts that will tend to pro-| Bothnia.) ae a ments from him. ‘He is said to have mote greater precaution in elimina-| Three other vessels have taken DODGER I taken an automobile that was mort-/{ s1076 and Better Bread per sack Ent | HANDSOME NEW BUICKS SHOWN ting this hazard, Sethge off the Bwenlsh xn mniey gaged with him. Eo Whole Wheat, Graham, re p M. P, Wheeler condicted the pro- | Coasts. Corn Meals. cae eae a peongree eee —-— AY NEBRASKA OFFICERS Wea Sloane 2 = s | IN CASPER FOR FIRST TIME tion. Instructive talks were given ; ons aH atari nA have better bread ‘ | by M. P. Wheeler, Minal Young, Place Cards, Talleys, Prizes | —— John Jourgenson, A. A. Slade, T. C.| 1s Charles Anderson, formerly of La- ZOE MARKS Casper Warehouse need Twenty-six Buick eutomobiles,, size of the exhibit necessarily will] ponkin, Dr. C. H. Balley and Cap: voye, was arrested Sunday at Company her! carloads of them,|be diminished. tain Patrick of the local department. Gering, Neb., and {s being held for ' Down the Steps TORS at 1 5 a ready demand this morning} Mr. Lummis said today that an-|yyr Jourgenson exhibited specimens Natrona county authorities on the!| Klein Marks Music & Art Co. DISTRIBU’ Prabati t Buick company’s gar-| other shipment of Bulcks is expect-|ghowing the cause and results of charge ‘that he moved mortgaged 238 EB. 2nd Tel. 27 268 Industrial Ave. 4 ~ Da t. The}ed in ten days. About eighteen ma-| gnontaneous combustion. property out of the state and also motoring public of Casper was not| chines will be included in the ship*| «re ygjawest, Wyo. club will be — orth Wolcott str rc ] ‘ F. A. Baughman, 62 years of 4 Jow to appreciate the opportunity | ment. ac! ord xt Fi ea oA 3 » 62 y age, 4 Federal Council Probe |: of oe these latest and hand-| ‘The Casper Buick company at this See ere iuntlon URASa ba aoe dled Sunday at his home, 110 West ome, Was Not Official some models of a car known for| time also has several second-hand|*..Gca ts members of the Gasper|F street. He is survived by four ct ‘oming 1 he garage which Abate children here. The funeral will be ars coming into the garage which| iy to participate in the initial) children hero. . CONDENSED STATEMENT are good buys. meeting! held at 10:30 c'clock tomorrow morn: Board Declares. ing from the Shaffer-Gay chapel. The Rev. C. A, Burgess of Cheyenne of the manager, announced snaneivpetlapugea sin the Rotary Urged 53 DROWNED will officiate. oo see<| Fire Damages| suB WRECK TO HOSPITAL IN. CASPER Wyoming National f copal church today in a formal: state church disclaim roadster, passenger coupe, and broug- am sedan, all to be had either in — the Standard six or the Master six “Fire Prevention” week observance pied the majority of the pro- HEL y NGFORS, Finland, Oct. 5. Mrs. James Kidd was brought to els never were n before the Rotary club lunch: | — jociated Press}—Three officers|the Casper Private hospital yester- yefore. All are€/eon at the Henning hotel today. Sta-|and 50 men were drowned when the|day from her ranch, She ts suffer. laced on the mar-| tistics were read to show the enor-| Finnish torpedo boat S-2 went down|ing from blood poison in her arm rr mous losses that occur each year|in a violemt storm during the naval/ Mrs. Kidd is an old resident of this ter horsepower than the Bulcks| from fires that are preventable and| maneuvers. (A dispatch through] part of the state, of last year, 12 per cent more brakes and eight per cent easier clearing. ach machine has an oll filter, a dist. Episcopal | $80line strainer and an air cleaner. with the federal | All are equipped with balloon tires. scifle, pur-| One of the attractive features of NO | I E continued, | the Buick this year is the superb perance is e church _, Casper, Wyoming ent.” AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 28, 1925 ised 283 3 paint work. Each machine {s done N Guithouieaa ite c in duo-tone color. The use of two 9 * on. prok en sessions of | Shades in painting the cars reat 4 % in a beautiful surface that adds eh ene gach STanaTaces OGratIOraaipaa as are ousem an S a e RESOURCES - LIABILITIES U of he machines. The Buicks on ‘id CUSTOM F RAUD diay tere ary shown piel Loans and Discounts_--$2,393,974.82 | Capital Stock $200,000.00 Overdrafts, _---______ 1,896.48 as 100,000.00 Bonds and Securities... 82/029.08 | Surplu ; bf Stock in Federal Reserve Undivided Profits ---__ 20,577.34 a Eitis Snare aapast Circulation .......-__ 100,000.00 ‘urniture and Fixtures. ,798. : ’ Real Estate 22222022 35,041.47 | Deposits ------------- 3,447,000.97 United States Bonds___ 361,146.88 Cash on Hand and Due from Banks and U. S. Treasurer ___.-_--_ 914,190.81 blues, grays, and other shades. The lines of the cars this year A COSTS TWO MEN are earried out with the highest Of Unclaimed artistic sense. Fisher bodies are 24 used on the machines. ib 1 The show of Buicks will be open 4 on y to the public until 10 o'clock to- 5 i night. Those who are not able to ie —— to do so tomorrow, although since 9 GREAT FA » Oct. 5.—| many of the Buicks are being de- ey ge ott ted Pr nk Wild and | livered as they are purchased the uri FT, G. Amess , convicted by ry in Unite es district court cr"Satenns “soe | WAGNER PHOTO SHOWS ed by Matt j ota ranch ’ month eavenworth 2 y fines of $600 z Charles N. Pray this 4 ence followed Judge| The Photograph of Bert Wagner, 4 ayy Casper pioneer, published fn Sun day's Tribune, was by the W. Bryant ney 0 -] Dolan studio, Reference to this fact ane Wan eennter | Was Unintentionally omitted when y MO ING o prepare n bill of | the pleture was published. The er ¢ c ction on the part | photo is one of fine artistry. 5 ‘ es that the 10 o’Clock » the ctreuit eee New Eyes deputy col- re Rie (AWD meristem Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Co. TRUNKS AND BOXES AT ae Total_---$3,867,578.31 Total...-§3,867,578.31 THE LARGEST BANK IN CENTRAL WYOMING MODERN BANKING SERVICE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS B. B. BROOKS, President ~ CARL F. SHUMAKER, Vice President P, J. O'CONNOR, Vice President z my Cee Bee : ; ~ C. , Assistant Cashier ¥ AMENDE, Assistant Cashier ROY C. WYLAND, Director . NICHOLS, Director Cc. B. RICHARDSON, Director er Remedy 5 ye) sae ro Be eilett ens Mente Bosch dda @ Stier Capital and Surplus, $300,000.00 ‘Care Book. Maries Eve Remedy Co...9 East Obie Street. Chi if W. A. Sutherland of this city 1s id in Denver for'a few days. ee nn Guy Gay sells life insurance. Radiola Super- paoeeeeorne CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF The Casper National Bank CASPER, WYOMING We Was $267.00 Now $160 Complete Chas E. Wells Music Co. 232-E. 2nd Street Phone 194 At Close of Business September 28, 1925 Established 1889 Nationalized 1908 : RESOURCES LIABILITIES : a | NSURANCE| toans 22 2220 meee $1,653,912.30 || Capital Stock _---______ $100,000.00 aN = eu we S| ae Overdrafts ~-------__- 6,608.73: Surplus 2 -----cc---- 100,000.00 a e Safeguards you Stocks, Bonds, StOl~ aoe 99,020.36 , , , |against Fire. Other Banking Honea MeainG Undivided Profits ______ 33,597.70 | ‘ i, | insurance protects | me ea A 17 B h h S a | soucapainee Auto ture and Fixtures____ 153,776.17 |! Circulation ---------- 98,600.00 anishes the pector 1 | Theft or Accident. Other Real Estate_______ 1,515.00 f 3 4 | What a. conmelaton | United States Bonds.... 416.631.38. || DePOsits -------------- 2,878,491.72 _ . 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