Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 7

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925 KOA—FRIDAY. 11:45 a, m.—Weather; road reports; stocks; markets; lyestock and pro duce. | 12:15 p. m.—Ridito theater must- cale, 8:15. p.. m.—Relaxing and correc- uve exercises. 3:30 p. m.—Matinee for house- wives: p. m.—Culinary hints shion review. 200 Dp. tocks; markets; live- stock; produce and news bulletins. 6.30 p, m.—Dinner concert, Brown Palace String orchestra, Howard Tillotson, director. 7:30 p. m.—Preview of Internat- fonal Sunday school lesson. 8:00 p. m.—Studio progran one, courtesy the Warren M quartet of Denver, Hammond atz, sop Kemp Anderson, contralto; Bi eringer, tenor; Clarence C. bass and Fryer Allen, accom: | panist; part two, miscellaneous ar- | rangement including talk, “Otd Span- ish Names in New Ameri by Rev. Leon C. Hills; baritone os, En: rico Rodolfi and instrumental sw. lections, KOA orchestra. | | White-C andard 10:00 KGO (361) Oakland—T! Bay” Trio, 1:00 WAMB (244) Mips.—The “Sky- rockets” Frolic. 3200 WLW 3) Cincinnati—“Old TELEPHONE OPERATORS | Hello Girls will always get the right number to relieve sore throat, ear- acheandhead- ache by plug- ging in on BEN (ANALGESIQUE) Just say Ben-Gay at any drug! store and the clerk will know a want the famous French ume. { Rub it on as you would cold cream and ‘achesand pains get disconnected, Kop a tube handy for backache. ‘Thos. Leeming & Co.,.N. Y., Amer, Agents Get the Original RADIO PROGRAM FOR TODAY | WBAP (476 Time y the Burnt Corkers. 3:00 KTHS (375) Hot Springs—First Presbyterian Church Chorus. Review,” Silent Stations Tonight Eastern: CPCF, CKAG, WAAM, WAHG, WCAP, WCAO, WEB), WGcP, WLIT, WOO, WOR, TAM. Central: KFAB, KFDM, KFVE KFUO, WCEE, WHA, WIBA, WJJD, WOS. Western: KLX and KOA, EVENING CONCERTS KDKA (309) Pitts. Farm _ pro- gram. WCX (517) Detroit. Spmphony or- chestra. WLS (345) Chicago. Ford and Glenn. Musical. 1. Moines, | WHO (626) Des Bankers Trio. 8:00 P. KDKA (809) E. Pitts. Musical. KBZ (333) Springfield. Evening ot Opera. 8:15 P. WBBM (926) Chi . Stewart-War- ner. 8:20 P. | WW (536) Chi Musical, 8 1. WGN (370 Chicago. Studio. WMBB# (250) Chicago. Popular (2 hr). WOAT (395) San Antonio. Trio. 840 P.M. WMAQ (448) Chi To be an nounced. WORD Ml. Vocal. WLIB (303), Chicago. Drake. KTHS (75) Hot Springs. First Pres- byterian Chureh Chorus. WOAW (526) Omaha. Classical. 930 ULM. Fort Worth. Concert 10:00P. M. KYW (636) Chicago. “Evening at Home. “hicago. Semi-c ‘al. WOK (405) Los Angeles. Musical hr.) KDKA (309) B, Pittsburgh. Midnight Review KPO (320) San*Franclsco. Studio ogran CNRC Studio pro- gram. KGO (361) Oakland. Eagt Bay Trio. WLW (423) Cincinnat!, Doherty Melodie Be 10:30 P.M. WGES (250) Oak Park. Popular (2% br.) 11:00 P.M WBCN (266) Chicago. Owl matinee. KGW (492) Portland. Rose City trig. WHO (526) Des Moines. Little spm- phonte. WIBO (226) Chicago. Midnight Jam- boree (3 hr.) WFAA (476) Dallas. Alda Choral Club. WOC (464) Davenport. Orchestra program. 11:30 P.M. JOM (312) Mt. Joll. Theatre. WHT (400) Chicago, Your league. _ FEATURE TALKS—SPORTS WHAS (400) Louisville, Sunday school. hour 7:30 P.M. WORD (27 Batavia, School. KOA (3: Box. WANT TO DANCE nil. Sunday Denver. Farm Question French | | J : i / for ches, Bf Jand PAINS ff _ ae ee First Aid, Time-Pieces Kept (Name of orchestra is given) 7:00 P.M. WHLAD (275) Milwaukee. Dance hits. WJR (517) Detroit. Goldhette’s’ Ser- enaders, 890 P.M. WBCN (266) Chicago. Midway. WORD (275) Batavia, Ill, Parkway WHT (400) C go. Riverview. 9:00 P.M. Lawrenceburg. Dance. WOAN (283 We In Perfect Condition OT only will you find here a very wide choice of watches, in stand- ard es, from the sturdy timepiece that must last many generations, to the most delicate wrist-watch for ladies—but our watch-repaiting department is unexcelled. Our work is done carefully, by experienced hands. Just now we have on display unique gold and enamelled timepieces, exquisite in design, and sold, of course, under a dependable guarantec. Never have there been so many designs, so many models in watches. Thic store 5 specialized in ¢! certain tha utes will tick of workmanship, your purchase will be In addition to all cf the fi hat line and you may feel absolutely with accuracy and that is beauty of second to nove. rinsically valuable gifts and personal pur- chases you have grown to identify with this store, we also carry a complete atee W. W. W. Gem every person, Their fa ring that will last line of the.gu purpose and manufactu Set Rings. ‘There are rings for every prices, while reasonable, cover the a life-time—and longer. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT OF THE CASPER PHARMACY SECOND AND WOLCOTT ODD FELLOWS CORNER TRAIN SC CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Westbound No. 608 No Sunday trains west of Caspe ’ CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY Eastbound ‘HEDU Arrives ---1:30p m -- 6:46pm r Arrives Veparte ---8:00 p. m. -~' ; 8:30 p.m eonrte -6:50 a. m 4:00 0. m - 9:56 p. m. 7:00 m Che Casper Daily Cribune No other cigarette in the world is like Camels. Camels contain the choicest Turkish and domestic tobaccos. The Camel blend is the triumph of expert blenders. Even the Camel cigarette paper is the finest—made especially in France. Into this one brand of cigarcttes is concentrated the experience and skill of the largest tobacco organization in the world. WCAE (462) Pittsburg. Goodrich Zippers, WMBB (250) Chicago. Trianon. 930 P. WEBH (370) Chicago. Oriole. KTHS (375) Hot Springs. New Ar lington Meyer-Davis, +] 10:00 P.M. WAI (448) Chicago. Rainbo. 1030 P.M. WHT (400) Chicago. Ford's. ay 1100 P.M. WOC (484) Davenport. Le Claire. WLJB (303) Chicago. Oriole, WEBH (370) Chicago. Oriole 11:45 P.M. WDAF (366) Kansas City. Night- hawks. 12:00 Mid. KGO (361) Oakland, Black's. KHJ (405) Los Angel: Hickman's. FLASHES OF LIFE By The Associated Press LONDON—There’s an epidemic of short-skirt Influenza. ‘The girls are being advised by doctors to wear knickers underneath because tnsis tence on being in style in inclement weather !s causing chills and rhew matic pains in the knees and hips. NEW YORK—Fed up with. the modern “purveyors’ of books, Win- ston Churchill won't turn loose stories he has written for himself, to be sold at high prices to people who won't appreciate them. He has written for pleasure only the last pl ten years and now he’s taking a va cation {in Bermuda. He thinks the price of books is beyond the reach of those who love them. WARSAW—ZJoliboche, a square in the new part of this city Is to be renamed for Woodrow Wilson. LOS ANGELES—Mary is 32 years old and Doug is 42, The revelations are made tn application for passports for Mr. and Mrs, Falrbanks for a tour of the world, COLUMBIA, Mo.—Coeds of the University ‘of Missour! disapprove disorderly serenades and drinking among both men and women, The police will be called in to break up disorderly serenades and any coed who does not order out a male caller who has been drinking will lose so- clal privileges. PHILADELPHIA—At his own re- quest the police are protecting John Berger, Jr a truck driver, from two wives, Seelng the two of them walting on his truck for him he sneaked off to the police station and had himself arrested. ANGORA—Some old fashioned Turks are fighting and dying for the fez. One has been hanged for at- tacking the wearing of hats, which the government has decreed. Forty rioters have been arrested for, shout. ing “we don't want hats.” . AERIS ty oA William Rhodes, formerly con- nected with the Casper Herald, lett Wednesday for Rawlins from where he will go to California to make his home. i heal rate Drink Hill Crest Water, Phone 1151. PAGE SEVEN °s . j When winter’s snow 1s falling outside—and the noise of wind roars through the trees—when the house is dark but for the blazing logs in the fireplace —have a Camel! WHEN it’s a winter night and the day that was busy is done. And outside the snow is driving through the trees before the wind. When, in- side, the crackling logs catch fire and burst into flames above the hearth—have a Camel! For Camel is the tried and trusted friend of millions of experienced smokers. Whether your returning steps bring you home tired or jubilant, no sweeter, more mellow fragrance ever came to you from a cigarette. There’s not a cigaretty after-taste, not a tired taste in a whole county full of Camels. Only mild and mellow flavor, deep-down contentment in your home or any home where Camels are lighted. So this night, before your roaring logs of oak or hickory—have a Camel. Open up the famous package of Camels and know the fragrance, the contentment that brings happi- ness to millions. Put a Camel between you and a light and taste the mellowest, most delectable blend ever made into a cigarette. Have a Camel! Our highest wish, if you do not yet know Camel quality, is that you try them. We invite you to compare Camels with any cigarette made at any price. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. - would knock the props out from un-| dren a love for their country Instead | shoot Is one thing youths w ° f S | 1 der the army of over-night-springer teaching them marksmanship.| know, Formidable objection m: ~ aL ? contemplated by William Jenning neral military training is not ob-| sult | elimination of t Instruction of Schoo Peet eco tects atetects st bul the uue'of loaded fre | get pract sharpshooters rising automatically . ° ; es i aa from the ranks of the youth of the] stajor F. L. Beals, the supervisor land. r _ 7 | 7 7 ~ 7 Bo Ss In | Jse of Rifle E of military training in the hish! GOJTRE TREATED The question of shooting with fire| schools differed with the trustee. feiss = D Fi ° Cl ° arms come up here in discus-| «The theory that use of firearms EXTERNALLY 2 sion of the appropriation of $200 to F. aaatae vise ILIA cieevona, oS TAWS FIFE I UNDTCAZO) fiec e tine' ranze at the wenael Sea ieey epee cet ‘prasia Lady Tells Cc Phillips high+ school, Some of the my life and I never have had Low, board members had not realized that bition." | Mrs. S. H. Go'd Ne By OWEN L. SCOTT. The new theory is that a rifle in Dupils were being taught to shoot iilmaination: of tarekt rantios: be | % a had ue (Copyright, 1925, Consolidated Press | the hands of a youth exerts a bad in-| They succeeded In forcing over con-) tained, would remove one of the iif ult athi € fluent h building x char. | Sideration of the opriation un-| f Meee a iebiy Association) uente in the upbuilding of his char. | *" ¥ tine fundamentals of wm y training.| spell it seemed if x face \ CHICAGO, Dec. 3%-To shoot or| acter. It creates a desire to kt Ulanater. meeting is being done in high| swelling, and { couldn't control not to shoot is the question of the | warring Instinct that should be sup-| Opposition was led by Trustee W.| scheols’ R. O. 'T. C. units with tongue. Since usit pol-Qué hour for the high school reserve offi. | pressed Instead of cultivated, A. Inglish. | calibre rifles and with every precau-| tuple these symptoms have gone. I cers ‘training corps, raised by the} This attitude, if carried intoa gen-| “Firearms establish in boys’ minds | tion to safeguard accidents. In large Boe ea vatia’ Rtotee AOE objection of local schoo! board mem- | eral policy, would alter the tradition-| the desire to kill," he said. “It seems | cities, the major explained, it of. npanys anics bers to target practice by budding | al American plan, which counts on! to me that better citizenship could| fers the boys the one chance they! soldiers | every hoy to be a marksman tt ‘ined by teaching achoo ebil ave to learn to shoot... And t han GREAT SLAUGHTER Diamonds, Watches, Silverware A CHANCE TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT A NOMINAL PRICE ALL GOODS IN THE HOUSE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR REAL BARGAINS H.B. KLINE, Jevele 120 EAST SECOND ST. sTARTING TODAY SALE Of the D. P. SMISOR JEWELRY STOCK BY ORDER OF THE COURT AND THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE D. P. 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