Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 10

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925. The Casper Daily Critune | ua Wolfe Thorne, !s worth $592,420 to be allowed monthly for his ex HARRISBURG, Pa.; Dec, 8—(P)— , which they discussed matters in con- BREAKING OUT I nection with the hard eoal suspen- sion, adjourned their meeting until efforts, to end the suspension. of, op. ternoon. All of the conferees kept | erations in the Pennsylvania anthra-| sient as to the détails ot the dis- Se cite field now in its fifteenth week. | cussion. *Today'e ‘nove. took: thé forma -of-n On Face. Sore Eruptions HARRISBURG, Dec, 8+) F d Ci * Hi I were invited here by the governor | —Action “to advance the settlement ormed. Cuticura Heals, as * ' gate the race, ys Judge Lewy. } When they separate, both cedne, In| $2,000,000 Fire Hits Council Bluffs regard, to be of any bene I i umunityy to) to force alimony” assessments deny these happiness pul they & childrer . they give thing.” Governor Pinchot today resumed his conference with business men. They Junsts Differ Upon!.22°8 cst paints oie. i I 7 to @iseuss the situation. Although the coal strike" was taken ‘at a az, Bl. te M ede Mr. Pinchot kept silent before the | conference today between Governor My’trouble began with a break- ‘ane Stee man meeti g as to the exact program he} Pinchot and Representatives of busi- ing out of pimples and blisters on finan Bante wt rldle is 6 thou ‘ennsyl- | | my face. The irritation ; or Men of fina had in mind, he ¢ ud Its purpose was | ness organizations in the Pennsy! y e irritation caused me h oe ps cod baa -acite region, the gover- | |[t@ Scratch and sore eruptions Jin the interests of settling, the| vanin anthracite region, the over. | /fO Dec) with Soy" jenn prions strike without-an increase in the;!nor announced at the close of "hat this ||4ome from school on account of cost of coal to the public He prom-| meeting this afternoon. What this the breaking out, and I could not it the magcu- © numerous By OWEN L., SCOTT | 1 5 rit an. should sed to continue to do everything he} action closed | |slcep at night on account of the : ma ‘ates can-to’ bring that result abouts | ; | itching and burning. , opinion The governor made clear his inten.) REDUCED RATES TO POULTRY | | “7 tried different remedies with- ' tit “ekpetlenee Hah tion of sticking-to the proposals} + 10W ; out relief. I began using Cuticura the woman’ loses} which he p ted asa basis for Chie > thw rn Ratlway | Soap and Ointment and they helped . eer pacity through marrt- | settlement on November 2: lis sellir December Sth to| me. I continued the treatment and ; Aa nnd. should have support of her a 11th, inclusive, with return Umit of | now I am completely healed." Jats " |former husband even if divorced. HARRISBURG, Pa., Dec. 8.—(#) | pecember 12th, ‘from points in W y-| (Signed) Maurice Bushey, 6425 Wives . for the most part, inde. =Business men of the anthracite | ming on bi of one and one-half | Russell St., Detroit, Mich, Bot that dig-| sendent region, after a two hour conference | fare for the round trip, for the State | Daily use of Cuticura Soap, as- 1 : twined | trom thelr with Governor Pinchot today, during | powitry, EB ve | sisted by Cuticura Ointment, will! |hela at th, | keep the skin healthy. ch of the two ts right bly remain a moot q lth and Soap 2c, Ointment % and toc. Taloum $e. Sold | | gyerywhere. Sample each free Airset ne | SSS Ati | R Dept 'H, Maiden, Mase™ Plumber Has Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas. | having Stick 25c. va, wiped out ten bulldings at a loss of $2,000, the. burning S! office building in the fore- | | elry of the city, in the ba keround “Helper” In | Court Trial ee ° min cn. Champ Fiddler ae|On Way Today fof 35 \To Visit” Ford) Cuticura Si ° € has ¢ , Casper ‘Cribune) : Ms : ‘eee MONTREAL PUEBLO, Colo., Dec. 8.—A plum: e 1S 0 Grandpa Mellie” ber has to have his helper, even that 1m hampton fiddl Dunham are w when he is called to court for jury “Crono | Emphasize to Men Who Are Hard to Fit appeared in district court today followed by a youth who bore his fur-trimmed overcoat and the pa per summoni him for service on the jury. When Lawson, in re. . That we have a complete stock of Men’s Suits—in all odd sizes—all patterns and materials — where you can find the right model and a correct fit. sponse to a question by the court, Home-made, butEnds Coughs In a Hurry A family supply ci is streaming white hair, I ehe and rosy complexion. his wife, Emma, he calls h xin here late 1 of Capen peg je an pointed out his assistant in the spectators’ section, the judge ex cused him from further service. “T am afraid you would want him to sit with you in the jury box—and there are no extra seats,” re cough or chest with "soreness, eness, or difficult r child wakes up WONDER : WHAT HES GOIN T'DO TO ME pe ant apiteteal at cust HST Vs auwson collected, at true plum- eS Mee , bing rates,-$2.00 for the few min- : v 4 utes he spent in court. But the judge ruled he would have to pay his helper out of his "own pocket. ae SS RS throat tic breathing during th want quick home-made y dr gist can supply you with 2% oupe of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle and ff bottle with plain granu- rup. Or you can use Harified 01) honey, or ‘corn Lu syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if 1 qlesired. This recipe makes a pint of ally remarkable cough remedy. It | _ | the picturesque n affair’ of in On arriving they were ken to a large hotel and tenderé banquet. Afterwards they we ‘ ed SPANISH WAR VETERANS Retmarkalie:colieh xemiedy. — It = =| anecean gifavettras Resa ple You can always find what you want at Mednick it ean be denended upon to give | Of Int a t T. 1] teste Gap pe ke United aoatiat Brothers—and save money by buying Hart u can feel take hold of eres 0 || War Veterans Wednesday night at Schaffner & Marx and Medbro clothes—at the cough in a ws | its regular meeting at Carpenter lowest-in-the-city prices. Tt loosen the phi Women Hall, 2: ‘orth Wolcott street. | oh ee aoe Lieutenant Casper Collins Camp a t jal a nd bronch. eentrated compound of genuine and is probabl) own means of overcoming oughs, throat and chest colds. There are many worthless imita- rare tions of this mixture. 1 oid dis-| _ women appointment, ask for ounces of <Pinex” with full tions and don't ‘accept anythi ive absolute sa promptly refund #t. Wayne, Ind wants to start the new year with its full strength, and all candidates $ $ who -have not been initiated are urged to attend the meeting. to { BLZEAR A. PELLETIER, | Commander. LOUIS R, SCHMIDT, Adjutant. } —————. - — about I persons ernployed ssions in Germany. member of on most aristocratle fam- ! Lilly May came to her mitsress. ‘ “Ah would like a week's vacation, ; Miss Annie,” she said, in her soft { ‘Ah wants to be mar- e mistress gave her the week's vaca- HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES tion, a white dress, a vell and a ‘ plum-cake. ! Promptly at the end of the week Lillie returned, radiant. “Oh, Miss Annie!” she.exclaimed, “Ah was the mos’ lovely bfide. Ma dress was perfec’, ma veil mo' lovely, the cake mos’ good! An’ oh, the dancin’. and the eatin’ ‘Well, Lillie, this sounds delight- ful,” sald her mistress, “but you | have left out the point of your | story—I hope you have a gdod hus- band.” Lillie’s tone changed to indigna- | tion: “Now, Miss Annie, what yo’ think? Tha’ darn nigger nebber turn up!" perme behoetes cei LONDON—Tolster's voice has just been heard by radio fans. A record of a reading of one of his own books, | made 18 years ago, has been broad: | juaranteed to action or mon: The Pinex Co., resses, recently designed in London for evening ‘ wear, “have | plumes and feathers spreading out until they are a yard in width. The tragedy of a woman of fo! nine who committed suicide because r hair was turning white was the t of an inquest in London the Five young women just out of col- lege compose a real estate syndicate | which fs said to have met with won- | derful success in the Florida land | | } since Friday and trains from Prince | Rupert are not expected to get} speculation. through before Sunday, although a Mme. Melba, the famous singer, | train from the east was expected | who recently announced her retire- | today, Choice ment from the concert platform, 1s Lumber Stock now engaged in | raphy for publication. Only the very best stock]|} In the middle of the seventeenth of cholce forests is included in||| century a woman held the official our large yard of high grade position of rat catcher at the Tower | Chinook winds, alternating with| warm rains, have given this portion | of British Columbia the mildest win: | ter weather of a number of years. | The fall assize court, scheduled to} open here tomorrow, will probably haye to be postponed because court officials have been unable to reach | riting her autobiog- (umber of London, as shown by an old-war. | rant ri discovered. Connections with many out- The recent wedding of Princess side mills in the best lumber here peinia pct | Bia iwaine.connlaneee fforded the first instance on x ional value, coupled with Sicchashtne sarathiaties KELLA Idaho, Dec. 7.—(P)— Give something electrical. a high grade timber. member of the royal : gre rad hele a Don: | Stanley: "A: Bastonn,. general, man ooo tbs eclthes Lon Acad : ager of the Bunker Hill and an silver-lead mthe, annou that the great or yerty, which Western Lumber Co.||| Washouts and | 300 N. Cen ais _ “|| Slides Delay ‘ TaN a a RCRD ¥ . \¢ ¢ ly & Canada Trains) TO SUBSCRIBERS The work of consolidat- | ing the Tribune and Her- Presenting Electric & Javatiis [600 lfent t ald subscription lists, even | | The New Coro . low the surface and mining men in with a large force of | | Construction Co. PRINCE GEORGE C,, Dec. 8.| terpreted the ar Lape oi as in clerks, is proving a tre-| | D b P 1 a # shouts and os, | suring mar years of CHRISTMAR TREE LicsTs | <P, Wegnette ant ud, sles eet, comrespaptlaaty poems intl «We Are ebutante Learls doing our best. Where the same name occurs on both lists, paid in advance, we are ex- tending the credit under the new rate; and where the name appears only on one list, paid in advance, that name will be suitably credited at the new rate. Every name on the lists, Paid in advance, is en- titled to some credit and n British’ Columbia haye de-| turns: ed train service of Phone 483-W | moran AR7 euthiPenter | Stree Grand Trunk section See Strest | dian National Raily Prince George ha Rag. U. 8, Pat. Ottee cA EVELATION én STYLE EVELATION in QUALITY EVELATION in PRICE << ————— , Why not Essex for Xmas?) —— Give something electr £. RUMOR wisi: Reports from some erroneous source are circulating that Mr, Pigeon leaving for Florida or Arizona. Fashion has decreed the dainty in pearls rather than the large. Never have pearls of more delicate charrn, more accurate in their impersonation of the genuine, been roduced—Tiny seed-like pearls, with justa few prom- inent beads abruptly graduated at the bottom—or with perhaps a fancy motif of oval pearls at the sides, Sill receive tt, SINGLE DEBUTANTE TRIO DEBUTANTE Chis is not so. Casper is good enough for us. GRADUATIONS GRADUATIONS The PIGEON TEA & COFFEE CO. enjoys an increasing trade, 1925 We ask subscribers to 14 to 18 inches in length | With Sterling Silver filigree iris ter than 1924, and we intend to still show a gr +i! St des ta els exercise a little patience mounted with Sterling Silver | claspsand Sterling fancy clasps durir Me ae alt maak ck 8 79 and give us a chance to get and 14 Ke, White Gold | mounted with peatlsand Real \\ ; x ‘ y : the adjustments made. lasps Cornelian Cameos. We are rece g aluminum coffee pots direct from the factory. It Doris Reid, once a mannequin, has signed a three-year contract The pied subscription $1.98 to $4.25 $4.45 to $7.45 1 want to make someone a useful present see our Coffee Pots and t 100,000 a nd traycling expenses, to design dresses for a onally known New York manufacturer. In private life she od rates are as follows: Either Morning Herald Golden Rule Dep’t Store 3 l'ry our POP CORN THAT POPS. yey arta or Evening Tribune, in- " Mae ie i Guaranteed to Pop | = cluding Sunday morning k Headquarters for Spices—CHILI CON CARNE SPICES. Bill Would Make | tii? re stieiteatt, 1n8 etues| |issue, 15 a week. ' Ask for Our C i Recipe—It’s Free! Both morning and eve- ki resh Roaste offee from Roaster to Your Table. To State Laws| KANSAS CITY—Merchants are ing sunday morning issue, hy * | osked by the W. ©, T. U. to cense ic a week, + Pigeon Tea and Coffee Co. semen} | omoing Haake and cooktal shak:| |” AM adjustments will be 228 East Second St. Phone 623 | feoneenantaigeretenan, “Hepabtiens.| —_—->—_—_ made on above basis as speedily as possible. THE TRIBUNE-HERALD. Kinho, Introduced a bill today to) Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas, make Indians subject to the law aie Deruapren ee essen er of their states or territories, rel Make this an electrical Christmas.