Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TEN Che Casper Daily Cribune_ NEAR BEER TAX UAGED 10 HELP Agents Chance to Scan Breweries. —— Pardon Refused Woman Radical|: Friend W ed in a letter made publi ent he would not jotte A. Whitney, » worker, whose convic al syn has just been upheld} ates supreme court s written to Upton who had re : y in behalf o » Barney Siack HEADQUARTERS PHONES sis: 1451 Call These Numbers for Cars to the Polls, * fident of 1 ‘SUMMARY OF ns Fi of countr protests to Le actions of F will sue ntreal in fog: crew saved. Washington offic of Peki L war de . E, Johnson of stead act should till enfarcement 1 itute at E Mellon inst German Charlie Prior s at Bett i | | { k round g with Johnstown high, |Forest Policy Is at Issue In | Denver Parley of the in Den | col. W. D. . grazing, a ‘keting. ° The conference {s considered th most important and far reachin; ever held in the west. tant rulings of vital importance t } Will Pay $25 Reward ' Chestnut Streets. Z. 1. ATKET For information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties poisoning my brown Pointer Bird Dog on Friday, October 30, in the vicinity of Eleventh and ‘, c-o Tribune | NIGHTNEWS)| ENFORCE (AS === Levy Would Give Dry) | 1 ish freighter Cairnovon Leith, wrecked on Scottish bucking Many impor- 's of vestern states are ex . | ceeding | Sse | bility of the group y in the pillory of riety ive the workmen would dation due. Eve be made overcome manifes yy united ¢ s, and of such few we nation all t in stock-ra Jubal was the as handle the harp Think of the difffcul upon individual i ry rkman built | mber of Cherry Vat-| Wall opposite .his own hi sol eleven, died of in-| 4nd neglected w nw elved -a_week ago in a|be lost in the er ut woul | SERMON EXCERPTS Contributions from Ministers for Publication Under This Head Are Welcomed; Manuscripts Should Be Typewritten, Not Ho- 250 Words and Should Be id This Office Saturday. Navy Saves Engines of the 17 Seaplanes Driven Ashore Navy is salvaging engines of 17 seaplanes driven ashore and smashed against the seawall Collers point, near Baltimore, Saving the engines reduces the monctary loss to about $100,000. 4 busincss basis, with yegular o! t ine city ‘hall, tions wher nts and s al conside uinistrati TLEFIELD. « to a snfe and will -» It will TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 1924. AUTO DEATHS IN U.S. TOTAL 455 IN FOUR WEEKS PERIOD 2.—P—A cities for the last Chicago 43and 453; and Detroit and 200. WASHINGTON,’ Noy. and Wilmington, Del. Somerville, shown for that period compares with 4Cl in the preceding four weeks. Citles on the Hst which reported 10 fatalities for the four weeks last overed were Grand Rapids, Mich!- , Kansas Citl, Kan; Washington, MORE PUPILS WANTED | FOR DRAWING COURSE Unless a few more registrations ro recelyed tonight for the night school ‘class in practical drawing, it may be necessary to abandon the , Director E. M. Wyatt dn- nounced today, Many persons have signified by phone their intention of | in the 59 cities from January 1 to October 10, last, as compared with Cash Free See our big advertisement er phone for detalis «Free ExeBook fot the instruction. work are u d to attend tonight's session at t igh school. ——————s—___ Landowners in Hungary are pre- vented by ancient laws from _sell- ing a_single acre of their estates. Factory Representative Always in Charge ot Demonstration and Service Salt Creek Oil Field Representative JAMES L, MEIDE, EDGERTON, WYO. ‘Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters e} = je In ar } that th mental tween y the ment bus departn functions of derendent the cit upon is ut a st and elty ordinance appointive offices no reason for the sak Two offices 1 with one appoint only one of the thus, until his beyond his CAUSE St provide tentimes t the ficial it when tl ointment v solutely neces WARI Admin VOTE FOR Louis J. “Daddy” Baerthel FOR COUNCILMAN in American Ticket A Clean—Economic—Vigorous JNO. 1 istration ~Political Advertisement. ingle ite that can be u different elty sinking fund is general tax to tion ning for t me inking £ fund derly y ea ral year s than one-ty of the iss i aside with interest compounded ‘¢ for the length + ot to run will the end © year bona equal . onc The twentieth nineteen seven separate bonds amounting n issues of thirty yea amounting to $1 ean ascert city budget the int for sinking funds is the same ré for all elty’ fu Ited in bi cheque at 1 Ks the growth are slack when that growth | nd positior should alt be of political, patronage be filled and mbined duties 1 bond Issue city’ filled lary of eerge thod ¢ unds. A d from ch year obliga run first atieth such that unin twent « the sinking not be for trom z city is the have been on SI and now the paid. With the large sums areful utudy must be possible w to trim and save yo! mayor a m: mid abl e you wise | | | ee ee | } | | 0 yleld ectment in this Tnited m larger MAYORALTY CANDIDATE MAPS» === PLAN FOR PARING EXPENSES ret stite x nes Better than 4 mustard plaster CASPER’S BUSINESS—WHAT IT IS The business of operating the present city government of the city Musterolo. Works py AcE Aae the of Casper is divided into the following subdivisions or departments: S pare leet Salaries Other Salaries Income Oe cae (1) ‘Administrative (Mayor and Councilmen) --_ $3,600.00 $7,150.00 role. (2) City Clerk ____- 5,880.00 1,300.00 28,000.00 Of pure: gil: of (3) City Treasurer < 6,000.00 2,372.00 928,000.00 PBEM Sass (4). City Attorney __ 6,000.00 lace of mustard (5) City Engineer (includ- not blister, ing supervision of ut Speen public improvements iS vatthma. and inspection of cohgestion, buildings, etectric lumbago. wiring, ete.) ---____ 27,400.00 4,075.00 12,000.00 (6) Police and Magistrate. 44,200.00 9,627.00 30,000.00 (7) Fire 48,120.00 5,393.00 (8) Street and sewer clean- ing and maintenance, and motor equipment maintenance — 31,100.00 40,524.00 (9) Parks ~__ 10,400.00 6,598.00 (10) Health 7,500.00 (11) Water — ~ 45,000.00 18,980.00 80,000.00 DON’T LET YOUR RADIATOR FREEZE For Lack of , ALCOROL | WE HAVE IT! urn. f are es” OF bonds, or bonds ot any Wyo-/ FA E, Chandler can be easily shown that if the] Casper’s Finest Filling were to Invest its sinking funds | Station securities, at an average of unnual amount INDEPENDENT taxes "for the Li reduced p: lars! ‘Think that | sand dollars a | important hl 6 Husinbas apannae! sue t of financ a wild spending piper must s inve made o and t schooled in finan: finunc or, I shall de ing con Taxpayers Ticket For the Taxpayers ~Political Advertisement. | TE |Charles Scheeck, 5 Candidate for COUNCILMAN re Third Ward mey. Elect for your ic $227,700.00 $94,539.00 $1,078,000.00 GRAND TOTAL..................... $1,400,239.00 ‘The total amount of business transacted by the above departments in any year, and which is made up of salaries, fees, public improve- ments, water rents, taxes, etc., varies from year to year, reaching a maximum of $2,800,000,00 in the year 1924 (a year of rapid expan- sion in public improvements) and dropping to $1,500,000.00 in 1925. Omitting public improvements, the average annual business to be handled by the city for the next few years will be around $1,400,000.00, as shown by the above tabulation, which is based on the city budget for 1926.: The largest single item is $928,000.00, to be collected by the city ffeasurer and is mace up of the following: $330,000.00—One year’s installment on principal of out- standing Special Improvement Bonds issued for street improvements, and collected directly from property owners in the form SD of special improvement assessments. 200,000,00—Interest on unpaid balance of special im- provement bonds collected in same manner as above.- 168,000.00—One year’s interest and annual proportion of sinking fund on city’s General Obligation Bonds collected from taxpayers as general taxes and paid over’to City by County ‘ ‘Treasurer, ~ 230,000.00—The eight mill tax levy allowed by law for payment of city’s running expenses, col- ‘ lected’in same manner as above. | $928,000.00 The above grand total for 1926, $1,400,239.00, represents volume of Waynes x Specialty Boot Shop Second Floor O-S Building Take Elevator iT This Fall and Winter We Announce A New Shipment of Dainty and Attractive Model in This Particular Class On Display All Patent Leather Ranks High Among the Favored Materials for Ladies’ Footwear This Week from the taxpayers in feturn for some sort of public utility or improve- ment for which they have received full value. The portion of the above sums derived from taxpayers as general taxes has already been charged on 1925 tax bills now in the hands of property owners. The only way to REDUCE taxes for 1926 is to make enough of a SAVING on the above expenditures to accumulate a SUR- levied in April, 1926. Do you want as Mayor a man who expeets to slip into office by reason of personal popularity and only a vague knowledge of his duties, or do you want a substantial business man, of broad financial experience, who has investigated his job and’ will know what to do to save you money when elected? ; Do you want a man as mayor who from his ignorance of the actual financial conditions of the city can make only meaningless statements, or none at all, or do you want a man who has studied your affairs from the public records, who will take you into his confidence, show you where the money goes and how some of it can be saved? C. E. LITTLEFIELD has looked into the financial status of the City of Casper and has familiarized himself with the present working system, with the result that he is in a position to manage financial affairs in manner whereby many thousands of dollars of tax money can be mined His many years’ residence in Casper has fitted him to know the condi- tions and requirements of the city and his qualifications as a successful business man are well known. Casper needs a thorough business administration at this time as never before. Let us for once lay aside sentiment and vote for a man who CAN and WILL inaugurate a policy of ECONOMY and EFFI- CIENCY without retarding the growth and progress of the city. VOTE FOR C. E: LITTLEFIE FOR MAYOR ‘ PEOPLE'S TICKET LD business to be done whether paid out to city employes as salaries in re- turn for some service demanded by the taxpayers, or collected directly a PLUS, and thus REDUCE the budget for 1927, taxes for which are~ 4,345 from January 1 to October 31, Figures for some of the larger four weeks vfantor Aduit At ail Druggiste. Urine Eve Remedy C~ enrolling, but so far not ‘enough E. First Y I PHONE have entered to justify continuing 113 MA AG SHOP 960 Those desiring the SERVICE ) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ; PHONE 28F3 Important to Taxpayers covered and for the rvar up to Oc, “ tober 10 are New York 92 and 7% Philadelp 35 and 226; St. Louis 12 and 143; slight decrease in the total number] Mass., with seven decths, has re- Night and Morning! of automobile fatalities’ in’ the 59] ported the smallest number since URINE Have Clean, Healt! cities for which the department of] January 1, while the lowest rate, 8.4 tyes. If they Tir commerce compiles monthly report} jer 100,000 population. is shown for ton. Smart or Burn{ was shown In Its figures, announced | New Bedford, with nine deaths. - Yo tt Sore, Irritated, In! today for the four weeks ending | ‘phe department's figures) show UR VES tiarned or Granulated October 10. The total of 405 deaths | 5 475° automobile fatalities reported | 3eMurineoften ‘Seottes, Refreshes. Safefor