Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 8

Oar ee Pe Nd © cl r PAGE EIGHT ‘LIONS CLUB TD “PRESENT HIGH “GLASS ARTISTS) sree Popular Trio. ‘ f The “Chernovsky ‘I'rJo,” tavorite { entertainers of 1 's_ concert ? offerings sponsored the Wo nan’s Departmental club, will come iry date the recuperation camp the Lions for under rished chil n I view of the } popular reception given the concert last year and the fact that no other entertainers have been should pack the house where they will ¢ Today's ting of the tured an address by A of the gospel tear forth at the unic songs by Mr or. Lessons 1 were drawr numerous in Nfe, the speake the fallacy of playi ure-shots” in business life and other] activities while “plu with the soul, Lions wer ed to attend the mectings at the big shed in a body and’a promise to th fect was given. by the president, George Scott, on behalf of the club. Old:time airs played by Mr. Bonny the violin were also enjoyed: to- -NEWBRUNSWICK IS MARVEL OF MUSICAL ART The new Brunswick Panatrope, product of new methods and princi- | ples in the phonograph art, 4s all that is claimed for it and more, ac- cording to L. I, Gulich of the Chas. E. Wells Music company, who re- turned this morping from Denver where he witnessed a dealers’ dem- onstration last Saturday night. He describes the Panatrope as a marvel of reproduction, the electrical me thods being carried into the making of records as well as thelr repro- duction on the machine. All, tones and musical sounds are perfectly re- produced in five degrees of volume ranging from that suitable for the home to concert halls. ‘The'new creation is made the more complete by electrical methods in producing. Instead of singing. and playing directly into diaphrams fn producing records, artists now sing and play naturally, and sounds are carried: ‘some ‘distance by electrical waves which are caught and record- ed. Similar principles are adapted to the Panatrope In playing records by electrical operation only. Electrical vibration radiated by the needle Is transmitted into clear tones that can be magnified or deuced at “will by the loud speaker ured instead of’ the Giaphram and sounding box of the phonograph. The Panatrope is be- ing made in the most attractive con- sole models but none are available ta the trade at the present time. Demonstrations will be arranged as s00n as itis possible to bring a ma-| chine to Casper. While in Denve obtained the latest { t elimin s of plan been bullt up {n anticipation of a gre increased holiday trade, already’ being handled in consider able volume. vial EEO TWO MORE DIVORRE ACTIONS ARE FILED Two -wives m in divorce nections tn the district court Alfred D. Owens 1s the defendant in the sult brov ght by Lena Ower hareing ervelty and infidelity. The somplaint alte that’ thn ages ther woman, w © name its fr ven. Mrs, Ovwe t ea their f 14 Crue is d W. Mitchell netion filed la Mitchell. have ” since Jan 192; and here from I FROST APPEALS CASE Dr. I. N. Frost has | the dirtrict court to | judgment rende tice Henry F * THE Oil Weil Burning Following Spectacular Blast SKETCHES ABOVE SHOW A STEP IN THE CORRECT PROCEDURE FOR _ Che Casper Daily Cribune _ HOW TO CARVE THE THANKSGIVING TURKEY CARVING A TURKEY Ol well burning in Athens field, men were burned to death. Photo outh of Los Anzetes, shows the flamin; well. following a spectacular explosion in which two To enore MAGHIFIED BY CHICAGO, Noy. 25 black bock, containing complete directory hibition enforcem: (PI—A little | virtual of Chleago «+ nt forces, found in a rain a week ago, may bring an-| other extensive Hquor investigation here. The volume was found in a six- story building across from the erim- inal court after agents had discov. ered whiskey and alcohol valued at] | $200,000 in the establishment of .T nd comp Its ex xefully d until n f! rmatior ately nir the enforcement s ontained | in the book. It omments on | the habits of some of t t with the time they generally le home in the morning and return | night. One government official sald { traffic charts eclipse the findings in the railroad phase of the government | Investigation of Ct 's $809,000 a | month beer syndicate which recently | brought Indictments of one railroad a dozen policemen and railroad em: | | Broadcasting | Of Grid Games Is Scheduled CHICAGO, Nov, 25.—()—For the irst time, professional football r loca t wo Ch : tomorrow The ¢ c in which Harold g ppe with ‘the fir onal gan ut 11:00 a, m 1 KYW. Other games he broaden inehude 1245 p.m. WEAR WIJAR, WE VCAP, WTIC, WTAG, WIP, WJZ, | | Y, Cornel! University of Pennay! IL Detrolt Dy eNe netnnathMlam! New Mexico Ag CHICAGO LIGUOR CONSPIRACY AND ANOTHER PROBE IS SEEN NEV SEIZURE Investigations since the raid have revealed the source of a great part of the alcohol found in the building with the probable resultant revoca- tion of the permit of one of Chicago's st denaturing plants, enforce. ment officials said As a result of the book's entries, agents tested for honesty and skill with firearms have been assigned to guard a large vault of the Scheure concern, which the raiders have been unable to open At the time of the raid It was sald evidence had een obtained to 2 valued € 1 beer SITUATION IN SVAN BETTER BEIRUT, ia, Nov. 25.—()— Fourteen naturalized American cit! zens who reached Belrut today with 000 refugees from Rashelya, west of Damascus, wheré fierce Dru: ucks were ended ye a the relief of the Fyench gar-| r atin the hand-to tween the Druses and nteers ‘the rebel ki many women and PARIS On top of e new r f the French | 1 h dispat he om Belrut t laring tion in Syr fa was fast with the re nd toward the| is so satisfactory, 101 nd Duport in formed t minis no | further C nenta a needed, they are capable of dealing with rebels and pacifying th» coun try with the troops now available. Martial law has been proclaimed 1 the districts Damascus and iran as the ult of numerous cent acts of br ndace. The au step on s not tak t re in th of the bels t merely to permit the} overnment to restore order more Pe SE EP A Yel is here for a f lays = Mise Tarbara Kaiser Walt: | an visiting tn®the city ‘ passing | ® BARGAIN SALE IS SPEEDED UP It has been necessary to engage more clerks at the Mountain View Trading Co., in the suburb of: Moun- tain’ View on the West Yellowstone highway, to care for the crowds of bargain seekers who have ‘been storming the establishment since the announcement of the selling out sale made {n the Tribune on. November 15. Much of the stock has already heen sold, but !t was so large at the opening of the sale t there Is still plenty for everyhody and prices which make the short distance to View seem like but a step. by automobile, will n less than ten Mour Plenty In the contest being condu erest has been taken r the Vitonola which ted in connection with the sale. he machine ts going to the lucky person or institution having the greatest number of votes at the close of the sale. One hun. dred votes are given with each dol- Igr purehase made at the store. poe Lat Say “ASHES American women have been ordered out of Mexicall. WASHINGTON — President Cool. idge already has half a dozen tur- keys for tomorrow. CHICAGO—Chief Justice Olson, in whose court hangs a neude has ac- quitted Adolph Kroch, an art dealer, of selling obscene pictures. The jus- tice upheld the contention that art should not be gauged by the sub- normal or juvenile mind. COUNTY WARDS WILL FEAST; KIWANIS CLUB DONATES PROVISIONS Aged wards of the county domi: ciled at Bucknum Lodge will have Thanksgiving cheer served up to them in heaping measure tomorrow through the generosity of the Casper Kiwanis club. A week ago the club issued n call to its members for con tributions, and the response war so avish that the old folks are assured 3 luscious a holiday banquet as. anyone {n Casper. The dinner will be served at the home, Pershing Hopes Plebiscite May apie - SAS Ti Tere te seas GOURT-AMRTIAL NEARING CLOSE WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—UP) — (ol. William Mitchell rested his de- tense today before the army court martial exactly four weeks from the time he was hailed before that tri- bunal as a result of his charges against the war and navy depart- ments. WASHINGTOD 5.— A) — The défense in e court martial trial of Colonel William* Mitchell be- gan winding up its case today in a peaceful atmosphere, in marked con- trast to the tenseness noticeable for the last two days when the accused ‘officer occupied the stand. Representative Reld of Iilinots, Colonel Mitchell's counsel, announced at the outset that his case would be completed before night fall, but the activity of the frosecution {n ar- ranging rebuttal testimony Indicated the end of the case was some dis- tance away. It ts considered certain that Ma- jor General Charles P. Summerall, commanding the second corps area and former president of the court, will be brought in by the prosecution. The general who quit the court after a protest. had been lodged against him by the defense, has been ordered to hold himself in readiness to ap- pear. Colonel Herbert A. White, mili- tary counsel of the defense, today resumed his reading of the volumin- ous official correspondence, congres: sional alr service hearings and re- ports taken from the war and navy department's files regarding avia- tion questions general: Boy Slayer Is Indifferent To Death Penalty POTTSVILLE, Pa., Nov. 25.—(@) | —Willlam Cavalied, the 15 year old boy condemned to tho electric chair for the killing of his grandmother, was notified today that the supreme court had refused him a new trial. The boy showed no concern, He replied to the ‘nformation given him by offering to close the cell window if it was too cold for his lawyers. He asked the depth of the snow, but manifested no interest In his fate. lia AA oop ad Great Falls To Play Billings For Grid Title GREAT FALLS, Mont., Noy. 25.— (#)—Coach E, B: Godfrey and 18 Great Falls high school gridderg left this morning for Butte, where they meet Billings tomcrrow afternoon for the Montana interscholastic champlonship. NOVELTY DANCE EVENING AT SALT GREEK Still Be Held ARICA, Noy. 25.—(?)—General John J.. Pershing, head of the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission, said today that despite grave differences in the attitudes and opinions of the Chilean and. Pertfvian. representa- Uves, hope was still entertained that discussion would lead to a solution of the controversy and enable a con- tinuance of the plebiscite commis- sion’s labors, Although such official optimism was considered encouraging obser- vers asserted that they could not forese the end of the threatened deadlock which since last Saturday $8 arrested the work of the com mission, Give Her mas, The Yellow Dogs, an organization in the Salt Creek oil field, will stage novelty dance this evening at Mid- west as the first of a series of events to raise funds for the boy scouts and girl scouts of the ol! field. ‘The affair will be known ag the In- dian Summer Pow-Wow. Two halls fro to be used, one in which the o7d- time dances will be played and one in which modern youth may have its fling at the Charleston, fox trot. or what not. Other entertainment will be provided. —qj—+. Night School To Be Held Friday| The night ool session scheduled for tomorrow night will be postponed until Frid; night, E. M. Wyatt. prineinal. announced tod: OF LIFE) The Associated Press SW YORK—Feodor Challapin {s erturbed over a misunderstanding in Paris before leaving to sing in w York's opera he said: “T found it necessary to sell my soul te the devil." While the translation ts Ht- eral, he explained. the colloqulallam in Russia simply means that one is hard up and must make some money. NVA—One thousand treaties now been registered with the gue of nations in the open diplo- macy ‘which Woodr Wilson stressed MALMOE—Sweden ts hopeful of crowing {ts own “majs’ instead of Importing {t from the United States. Iks from some experimental American corn have reached a hetght of 12 feet: 2 BUDAPEST—Restrictions on the Charleston and fox trot have been removed, but a police Inepector must be present when they are danced. SAN LUCAR DE BARRAMEDA, Spain—Paintings, tapestries. and Jewels valued at $450.000 have been taken by burglars from the home of. Infante Alfonse of Orleans, the k'ng’s cousin *CALBXICO, Call—Nearly 200 Oyster Pascal Celery Chicken Cran Roast Prime Ribs of Mashed Hubbard Squash Plum Pudding—Hard Sauce Home Made Mince Pie Thanksgiving Dinner May Be Made More ENJOYABLE By Taking It at the MANHATTAN CAFE Olives Cream of Tomato Soup or Fried Filet of Sole—Tartar Sauce CHOICE OF Roast Stuffed Young Turkey—Chestnut Dressing berries Baked Stuffed Domestic Duck—Spiced Apples Milk Fed Chicken—Saute Mushroom Sauce Roast Fresh Pig Ham—Apple Puree Lettuce and Orange Salad French Dressing Cranberry Sherbet CHOICE OF DINNER—$4,25 Dinner Served from 12 Noon to 8 P.M. Cocktail Radishes Bouillon Beef—Natural Gravy Snow Flake Potatocs Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream and Wafers WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925 ee Bishop of London _ Plans U.S. Visit Nationalists give notice in Reich: stag they will seek to overthrow German cabinet because of* Locarno treaties. Eighteen thousund gailons of champagne and other wines destroy- ed in prohibition raid of champagne celiars. and bonded warehouses at Gibson’s Landing, in up-state New York, Rhinelanaer now seeks arinulment at White Plains, New York, on the ground that wife did not tell him she was a negress; motion made to amend statement that she represen, ed herse:f as white. \ ell concludes ten- \ hour examination with definition of Imost treason” as failure of: offi- als to ‘provide proper national de- fense. Colonel Mite! Mrs. Willebrandt reporis fine of TBosTT SV] O42 Supinp ‘savas ggc'p Buy +810} seoue}ues [uf put ‘TS9°L$ ‘ ear for dry violate Eight universities will hear | * Sate cena ee ees addresses by the Rt. Rey. Ar- thur F. W. Ingram, Anglican bishop of Lendon, when he visit- ed the U. S. in the spring. He will spend the summer in Cana- LARCENY CASE DISMISSED. A petty larceny charge against Ray King was erared this afternoon for lack of evidence. Justice George da, A. Layman dismissed the complaint on the motion of Dyer Hays, assist- Ehren prosecuting attorney. GUERNSEY, Wyo., Nov. King was accused of stealing two beoRen sstahbGherGalised iaisa fountain pens valued at $5 each from the drug store of Frank Wise of Mid- driven by Earle Oakes of Sunrise, to | Vout take to the ditch Saturday night on the Sunrise road at the bend south of the Stoneking place, the car turn- ing completely over several times and severely injuring Oaker, while Harry Gebo, who was riding with him got off with a few minor brulses, Warle was badly injured but the extent of his injurles were not de- termifed. He seemed to be paralyzed in his arms and on Monday he was sent to the company hospital at Pueblo. -- THANKSGIVING DAY-- Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. LOST SPANIEL PUP four months old. Color: liver and white. Reward for return to Clayton K. Reed, 1205 So. McKinley. Phone 1090. Few people stop to realize that there really iS a reason, that there are a good many rea- sons for gratitude. It takes a day like this, especially set aside for thanksgiving, to jolt the human mind into such realization. It is’ a good thing to have one’s memory jogged occasionally. Think of all the worst places in the world that you might be living in. Ponder upon a few of the misfortunes that have become almost routine in the lives of thousands not blessed as we are, and then decide for yourself whether living in this city, state and country, isn’t a pretty good thing after all. The Service Cleaners Phone 56 It’s been a great year. We are thankful for it. We believe that the next twelve months will be even bet- ter and we are thankful for that also. There have been many things written about Thanksgiving. It is not difficult to find things to say for such an occasion. We won't say them. We'll just give thanks and wish everybody as happy a day Thursday as we ho pe to "FRED, HIMSELF YOUR CLOTHIER 260 South Center | It is here again, the one day out of the year when we join all Casper | in giving thanks. One cannot be blamed for getting sentimental occasionally and for remember- ing that the world isa great place after all. There may be other | worlds than ours, but we are thankful that we are able to hold our feet fast to this one. We will be closed Thursday. Golden Rule Dep’t Store Lindsay & Co,