Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 5

NY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1925 IAVOYE’S BIG PLUNGE READY Page One) Wyoming's The (Continued From in the construction of largest indoor swimming pool, town has a complete ater system, including fire and although it has only pa four-month, mark tn age, it has com- plete electt gas and water sys- tems. are rapidly being Installed by Mountain States ‘Telephone conipany and communica tion with Casper by phone ts alr an eusy matter. Merchants of Lave are ‘torward® to. Saturday und, with consi e enthu looking Sunday ure to be acco} ard making their town the the best in the field, both from standpoint of business and ple sure. They Will appreciate a visit from people who will moter out on ening days to enjoy a refresh ing swim. Lavoye Natatorium 18 | the at plunge in the ot Wyo . In mineral content, iis waters are the equal of all, It is 80 situa that an easy drive-wf ‘ ‘ a quarter from Casper will place th in a snug fitting sult. poised on a spring board and r for a dive into waters which t find heated to confirm ex the temperature of the out No matter how cold it mayb have no, fear of shive: plunge n hour 4 swim seek: and is ys find the nt. is wtuated on winte Sult Creeks hi y, adjacent to Salt Creek and the ‘Teapat id is equipped with hot and It will be under the Mr. und Mrs. Robert the both the sho’ ement of . Wwas the natator- cord manage Wash in * which ‘oll, fields the mud and dirt from their at their ‘own convenience: This feature alone stamps it as an unsual enterprise of service. A Hardendorf, builder of the pool is confident that a large crowd will be on hand Saturday and Sun- day for the formal opening of the pool and has made definite arrange- ments accordingly. roul of this city. actor for the It ment to Install connection, with visitors from GC is the plan of the a complete the time. 20K residents may Guy Gay sells life insurance. . Pages From Real Life! Let the spinner of tales draw. on his fancy as he will—no book he can write—no story, poem or play—can fire the mind, stir the soul, or touch the heart, like the stories that lie hidden in the Book of Real Life. Every human being, sooner or later, lives such a story—a thrilling story-of love—a srip- ping story of & soul's strugg against odds —a heart-rending story of tragedy and despair— that when written down hold their readers spell-bound. It is such stories as these that pear in True Story Magazine the magazine that is bought by more than 2,000,000 people every month. If you are not yet acquainted with True Story — begin with the November issue rue all newsstands 25¢ DON’T LET YOUR RADIATOR FREEZE For Lack of ALCOHOL WE HAVE IT! Filling s Finest tation Pee Paap: erp Casper counts es were mnde now on all newsstands.’ Buy [i ny arthur Gwynn and Charles Wat {t geey kis, as o citizen and taxpayer, do | hee withdraw such charges, and | do fully and completely exonerate | FINED IN CITY COURT Che Casper q Daily Cribune _PAGE F Wyomlng, formerly pastor of the] sters which) will be navigated re-| 4 ry ‘ e combined Presbyterian-Methodlst | spectively by Lieutenants Cyrus 1s. | HILDREN f f afi be East - L eburch at Thermopolls, “the onty | Bettis and Alfred J. Wi'Nanis. ‘Phe | U La} beer by . is ‘ factional sirlfe waa’ that P| Vulitzer classic is fur the trophy law abtders and law. breake he | nate y Ralph Patty ; ‘ jared. | Putten p, Ste Herbert und IVE It iy open NEEDED BY SALVATION $4,000 iu prizes. Actaet oe LY | } ers. The distance is 20u k Jek Arinor was fined $50 by (124.27 mlies). ARMY. APPEAL SSuEN . Murray ‘Thursday tn Clarence DL. Chamberlain of Ha : UL - for violation of the brouck, N J., wwhose home-bu iquor ordinance. < He filed an ap- monoplane crashed yesterday f peal bond, Helen Moore also wus | ned $50 for a similar offense. Carl | used of being an Inmate | where Iquor was sold} was fined $10. G. Jackson was sentenced to 30 sin jail for be- ing drunk and creating a disturb- etaauee ts os srecaae het make the flight and asked Cham ‘1 1 ki ance. Jt was the sixth time Jack: | 470" iE Wy cy Hin to Toad the l with su t VW “i oO b Ss son had been arrested since May, | Creek. Mont. Other office ? Vallast instead of : ‘ lave pure, casily digested akINgs use ' MILEAGE COSTS TORE oLASHED (Continued From Page One) not only unauthorized by law, vas excessive. but Wilson, ft will be recalled, w removed =f summer shortly before § '@ removal by the court, was promptly re-employed by Commissioners Ea 3. Burwell And. Dr. G. ‘T. Morgan,'and was Daniel S. McCorkle. | : 3oRan ur igain ejected ott re- Mont: Rev. J. Mm Walter, |} vy Justice of the Peace ¢ sumed the cha The bill Rev. W Ul; ymin day 3 | submitted by him represented work |#nd Rey ecte e durs te bring done on the new Alcova highway. | Wyo. t for endant.. Mr —$_. —__ t for n 7 George Weedel’, county attorney, to whom the mileage question was submitted, pointed out that the state law authorizes the 15 centa.a mile allowance only for county officials and ma no provision, for non elective county employes. He vele| the opinion, howeyer, that the coun ty was morally obligated to make an equitable adjustment of expenses incu in the transaction oo} business. Weedell al hat the so brought out the | ty has been much | were Rey. mie, state clerk. Walter of Powll, permanent clerk. | both succeeding themselves for *the | offices. -The advocated Cifeyenne In an add et in the first ru m slight eight of 100 £ recovering f GHOET FIGHT. SOUR HEALTH demands pure nutritious foods. To ¢ 2d Buranelli “nc Geor; ar 1d the Rev. Calumet. Every ingredient officially approved by U.S. Food Authorities. CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER SALES 2'/, TIMES HOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Killing Frosts Visit Nebraska Thur sday Night regular thre r terms of those Rev. A. A. Forker of Yoder was named temporary clerk Pensions for retired ministers we by Thomas Hunter MALICIOUS CHARGES three Presbyteries on the second day 1AHO, 5 Oct. 9.—A)—A of the conference. ention of L. J, Carey tl ted without malice {n causing t on Sept 4 of Glady Pipor, for t on | | Samuel J. Cook, ¢ Gillett H. BEST Br TxsT : pa Success to the New Lavoye Natatorium Just Henry Brennan. AMR RAGES Ay nea eotteet act atre, euraer The Entire Floor of the Poo! Has Been Coated With ed that Car DIAMONDS (Continued Pram VPage One) no chance for disaster, {t belng the AND refusing more generous than the law Mulvihill trophy duration race for | quires<in its allovtanc model planes in which 16 contest: | Re mounted outside the county ln ants, young and old. are. entered. ; . bi'ls have been pald at Seyen of these are from Chicago, \ good diamond will of 16 cents a mile, The st ¥ |The contest requirements for they look 100 per cent bet- } allowance jx 15 cents a mile witha | trophy and $300 In prizes are ‘that| tare daponer of eiees Seti, Mee only 30 cents! Hea punts must be hand launched | urd of Thanks molntinealthaniabat qi fe yond the county vorders. and the Power derived front rubber | We ) to thank our friends for | mo Ss a b QO ? > . Tia tehuulsipnen adicieng: atl weak Le ce eouneomdes |. old and baolateatele. “| The Paints That W ater Cannot Harm’ 11 o'clock this “morning after @] Mechani A pilot! tinuea | US during our recent) bereavement: | . 1 cs Mechanics and pilots continue iz 0 . by ighly resistant to alkali salts and othe itatte hi rimental to vat bret extra session necessitated by! priming high speed machines for! iso for the beautiful floral offer-| OUR PRICES | ighly resistant to alkalf salts and ot! ubstances usually detrimentel'to paints ‘allure to complete thelr work, a8/the annual Pulitzer trophy race to-| oes MIt. ANDOMRS. DLAVORT | ‘ I they had expected. yesterday after | morrow, the final event on the pre MR AND MRE. D: WORTH REASONABLE The Walls and Ceiling of the New Building Are Covered With noon. <A spec Joint meeting |gram. The army and ni has en- | = ‘ ' with the cutive committee -of i -furnish the very best the Taxpayers L gue will be hed later in the month, to discuss the COUNTY OFFICE ontinued from Page One) ese charges were entirely with out foundation,’ Craft declared: | “They yure the result of jealousy on the part of the board of county commissioners. When the commis sloners saw that Hazen was being backed uy by the state department different angle. Hazen hope that hix| ce to the county wil things took a iS resigning tn etion will brin the ries be the following state Murane, counsel espec |by the board of county |soners of and for Hot Springs | nt charges against | riff of Hot Springs | » which c¢ sald Scott Hazen of and from sald charges in sald complaint ” The complaint against Hazen, be- sides alleging « conspiraey to vio: late his oath of office; also charged him with {ntgxication at various times, Riley and Craft who took time | out from on elk hunt to atte psed hearing here left ag: ht for the Jackson Hole country > continug the venture, | INVOLVED the NO POLITI PASTOR D CHEYEN “Scott Hazen INDEPENDENT These Bargains Mean SNAP THEM UP! _ MEAT DEPT. Prime Ribs (Boned and Rolled), 1b.221c Choice Beef Roast, Ib, 15c ie! | swift's E mpire acon, | 6 to 8-Ib. size, Ib. 39c | ‘sor Whole Slab | Breast of Veal, Ib. A Complete Service Grocery PHONE FOR FOOD—WE DELIVER ‘CHNSOM BROS. “28 East Second St. We ¢ SATURDAY SPECIALS Bananas, lb. |Jonathan Apples, tive S. & H. Green Discount Stamps ‘o-hy the Rev. Webster, superinten font of the Real Money to You. GROCERY DEPT. bushel $1.98 Tokay Grapes_2 Ibs. 25¢ Wyoming Sugar, 5-lb. bag - ~~ Squash, Ib. --- ---40¢ GROCERY C0. Phones 1251—1252 ring mountings for from, $4 to $26 including | SNOLITE readjustment of assessments where at setting. Diamond encrust- It seems advisable. hows ta ASK ¢ ' Horlick’s e 7 mountings a little eee rhe ORIGINAL | ALL SUP?LIED BY HAZEN RESIGNS yee ne Safe Milk Buy Jewelry Here | ae powder in . _ 3 | separ si and Diet ON EASY TERMS pice For Infants, Growing Children, Invalids, Nursing Mothers, etc. C%eg (JEWELRY CO” PAINT AND GLASS SUPPLY CO, 118 East Beacon St. Distributor | Rich milk, combined with extract of choice : grains. Very | nourishing, yet so easily digested that it is used, with |! ==a== 252 South Center St. sngrare: Plate Glass Co. Phone 2450 benefit, by ALL AGES, ailing or well. An upbuilding diet | ~~~ = .- ANNOUNCING-- The Forma! OF THE NEW for infants, invalids, nursing mothers, etc. Convenient, | Light Nourishment, whenever faint orhungry. A cupful, | taken hot, upon retiring, i sete sound, eRe: BEng We Congratulate the People of Lavoye on the Opening of Their New Natatorium. The Painting and Decorating | of the New Lavoye Natitorium | Was Done by ERICKSON & SON Painting and Decorating Phone 2680 Casper 319 W. 8th— Our Heartiest Congratulations | Located Right on the Highway at Lavoye, Wyo. To the Owners of the LAVOYE NATATORIUM Played We Are Proud of the Part We Electrical Work WIRING AND FIXTURES BY Forster Electric Co. 507 E. SECOND ST. PHONE 1027 | OCTOBER 10 and 11 | The New Swimming t | the Winter Month THE WATER IS CONSTANTLY CHANGED | SATURDAY 4%> SUNDAY Pool Is Completely Covered and Will Be Heated Throughout Drive Out for the Grand ‘Opening Saturday and Sunday sicnteaal