Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE The Casper Daily Cribune ‘ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925 cee hye Se a ee a ees I. o MEGHLING Waiting for News of 50 Trapped in Alabama Mine ARIZONA TERMS Brotherly Love WYOMING | ANT irae ere te BY KIWANIANS ~ WATER IGS WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.Up)—| Make this an electrical Christmas. The department of the interior an-| =n mare Memorial Services Are LOS ANGELES, Gallt,, Dee. (®)—Arizon terms of agrt Held Today for neunced today that seventy thou- sand acres of public lands in Cali- JULIUS VOIGT for development of the lower ba L of the Colorado riv were made ate Member. Memorial services were hi fornia, South Dakota, Utah and Plodier, Tailor Wyoming were designated for entry FEATURING $25 SUITS in tracts of 640 acres or less under Maile ito Meanere the stock raising homestead law by Remodeling Oys Steel the interior department during No- tas SOUTI! BEECH v known here today when that state's Makita de Opposite Second St. Public proposals for a tri-state agreement for division of water and power Sabper Ie 5 rights of the river were published tee Satie tare elit aeons by State Senator Ralph Ewing, Gamer ok mia ional te pasiation® chairman of the California legisla- time Heutenant governor for | the Colorado-Wyoming district, and always an active worker in its t Nearly 140,000 acres in Arizona, Market previously Included in oil withdraw. bide tive committee, which had been working with rizona and Nevada Mechling died sudde ) neral or als_were restricted to entry. An or- for a com: The terms were meeting of the Californis 1 Ne. A Big Shipment of These terms of the Arizona com- Models 25 and 28 ; mittee provide that Mexico shall have no right to water of the Colo- ado; specify allocation of the water rights between Arizona, Callfornta | and Nevada; treat hydro. ic re sources of the states wherein they | are located and provide for coat | n from such power devel- opment by the states and give no recognition to the Boulder dam project or any particular ject, Nkewise make no reference to | the seven-state Colorado river com. Méchling - Chamber of e was always one of :nd forward looking | | CENTRAL PRESS PHOTO. our most membe he speaker ‘declared, pact which Arizona has refused to ix a i paying tribute to the late member Rescue workers are digging in wrecked interior 0? Overton coal mine, near Birmingham, Ala, for victims| sien. Grarioe Helees4s jared eo Six _and:Eight Tube, because of his willing co-operation | and possible survivcrs of gas explosion. Elghty-one were in the workings at the time of the blast; the total] ‘The terms first specify that the| Germany by brother's tales o} a 7: at all times. “He made a splendid | dead is estimated at 63, Photo shows men waiting at mouth of shaft (indicated by arrow) for rescue crews] unregulated normal flow of the Colo.| Yankee riches, found him in Eyou want-one ofthese wonderrait and brave fight under difficulties |to pring up bodies. rado river {- insufficient to properly| Omaha, Neb., jail, accused of |B er 4 , j brought on tt heath eas irrigate lands already under cultiva-| killing a man with an auto. Now AC AT ONCE eulogy was read by M. A. Beck tion by irrigaton and that benefits is ki ‘ing-maid |i wage ie mance ee |Cantata Will Be era of hd wor tinh | RE gots gre ra I : aarunteldo cbers sata “ae Lane’ Sates belong wholly to the! ‘tim and. insure her brother ff 4S the demand far exceeds the supply. It is almost himrae maine st conscien Presented Su nday : h * impossible to obtain shipments on these receivers. that It Is the intention of the U nited | August's permanent freedom. i eS States ultimately to use all of such| He's helping her raise the money 'f tar : a Evening at Church! waters within their own borders. de-| gut of a 810 weekly Galera: Pa on, we moving at HORSE cece eee 1 Why Not Have the Bes cantata, “The Coming of the by Dudley E will be tee eh | 3 You can buy them on a most liberal payment plan given Sunday: evening :at 1140.10 | ww | gtdtogtapba, hive urpusea | Roberiay dan of inestalei@iabies . REDUCTION IN Hoffhine Awarded ; l aisths dna MDUERA Oatrecte oe such wide and favorable comment| Roberts who was the engineer on We Will Be Pleased to Demonstrate One eason andlers'the * oe. Migs | “Ong ploneers and persons inte choir wu direction of tr : it; | tho first train to-go west of Ch State Printing of These Radiolas in Your Home. > e Jessie Xi Agnew. with Mra. dna ed in the histo of the west.as “The | enne, Shooting of buffalo trom the A rrives in N. Y: rem t woh Iron Hor which is being shown | train was a common event in those — M nd Mrs. Chas. A. Fowler, { accompanists on the pidno and or at the America theater. days, Mr: Roberts ledrn from his CHEYENN Wyo., Dec. 17.—The : Ha gsi ae sk inci | BVT ME TRS OTE trayal of the ’60's is the consensus | the many scenes found in company, of Casper, was the lowest f Be kiwiinsad: be ed eee 3 mite of opinion among Casper people and| “The Iron Hor: bidder for the contract to furnish iste d ee f York financial Institutions today, 4 Messrs Firmin, McClellan | its interest 1s not only for those who| Henry of Denver, father bay) the state game and fish licenses for uy Your Radio from a Radio Man pastsy perbtdcl } and Witliams 3 t, inelud-| stew up with the west but to others | of 1. ner of this city, over: ing the choral work Greatly reduced prices on all thelr | '926._ Hoffhine's bid for the work 7_| Was $540, the highest bid, that of the |f4 130 East 2nd—O-S Bldg. Phone 900 cars are to be announced January 7 n nk authorized the of a ten per cent bonus to] e here presented: with vivid | also rode on the first train that went the ‘chotr,} Who ecmnloyen A the Fulton Trust| Will be of a high orde excellence. | Scenes. of ‘what must have happened | West of Cheye Wagner. at | rnoagai" itithersrs tasers Laramie Printing company, of Lara- Mapany announced that it woutd|and a treatifor a of music.| during the building of the Union| that time was going to Lare Persons who have purchased cars | Me, amounting to $940. Company ANnOUNnCeR EAE Sob ft Pacific and Central Pacifi rouds, | Where he ards took his a c 8 | | eae perenne pay the same amount to both offi-| The public is Invited. Pacific and Centra}: Pacific raflrond exhiCobudhentets since midnight of December 15, or cérs and employes Mehete pon: Nbc preside! 29 who buy them before the reductions Mipericentedtrardividimalwas | e Midwest Refining company, anc BIR THDA Y OF are announced, will-rece've refunds EE Me dock lata ates aiyieend ees Van Who Sarid a keen student of western history, a ys i declared by t to the full amount of the reduc- Fight in Theater |v" coust ave been improved | WIN TRAINS |" ocgs tethers ex are han- the producers had taken more trou Fined by Court | eens antes actual sation TSS OBSERVED |compans. 131 east sith street, obe th events featured, paused this n: r’s oldest automobile firms. to ‘comment on the importayce — mr alolb ene SiteRiony? » film. x OMAHA, Neb., De ~(P)—The It ts arn ate ed . oa a tab rst railroad train birthday. party | Pt!ces.on Dodge cars have been made bh aaa Mate de possible because of a $10,000,000. ex- “ as in p ess today on the Unic iting $60 were colelcted | transcontinental railroa¢ a e | wa i yansion p) c y dou- ! ntal_ railroad was th iffe and Chieavo and Northwest. | Pansion program that will nearly dou: elty of the factories in Judge Warren at! most important thing that could aigucda tetWueh “be keen fternoon. jhave been done for the country ai | ™™ rulroa’ eedihiar is cag Mae Ji he There has been no change in ssed $25 for) that time. It marked a great step | * Seiidae the company's policy of continued ; Fi Poday is the twentieth birthday of Let Gita gs 1s sles Dus tacked Jack Lar-| forward in bringing the states clos-| _ 7° 3 F veme e ma x ging ates c ‘amous Twin Trains—the east and| ™Provement in the machines pro Wyo., Dec. 17. Indoudtedly the building of the IN FEDERAL COURT _—_— Fred Biello was CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec, 17.—Af-] disturbance. He having entered a written plea of soldier, in-a local theater Sun-| er together and the railroads still it ances. ullty to charges of possessing prop-|day night during a perferm -| the most valuable for that purpore wee ple rane Angeles ee 5 3 ‘ ‘erty designed for the manufacture knocking the soldier unconscious} do not know what the country | the read and in commemoration O Y Ch G f of intoxicating Nquor, possession and) with a well directed blow. could have done without the road.” | °f the event rallroad offitials. plan- REW RD OF mn our ristmas 1Tts manufacture of liquor, Gus West was | Pontillo, arrested with Bilello, Mr. Eiillison remarked that the pic- | "°4 Parties for officials and passen- Vi) A y ‘'s on six tri imiteds—one wi sentenced to pay a fine of $200, and| released from custody. ture, portraying as it did that great ns, all Los Ange'es be confined in the Natrona county| Fred Ratliff wes fined $10 for neg-|evert of congtruction, was of pro- t from — Chicago, § 1.000 FOR jail until the fine 1s paid by: Judge | lect to report an automobile accfdent. | portionate importance and that tke | 7 est from Los Angeles. one pass- Tr. Blake Kennedy in Federal court|Ratliff's car crashed into another! picture was a great undertaking. ng, through; Omabe strom ‘the west, PET ORIOLE re E car, and the driver falled to stop to| Carl , president of the Untor | Ne entering Ogden from the west. apletqn, of Rock Springs,| ascertain the nature of the dama-| Pacific railroad, has himself pata | "¢ West of Omaha and one west ed with the {legal pos- it is sald. the production high praise for its | \¢ Salt Lake City n of whiskey jn a complaint] Charles Tracy, alleged vagrant, re.| faithfulness to details and for qe tage: caked, baked voting sand A. D. Walton, U. S, Attor-|celved a 30-day sentence in jail. C.| general breadth of its conception, | ‘tosted in replica of the drum head Wednesday. . Hood was fined $25 for intoxi The building of the Union Pacific | ™4rkers of the rear of the trains, ——_—__—__ tion, concluding the day's work in| has been very close to several Cas-| With the words “Los Angeles Lim ive Her» Chevrolet for Xmas. [nolice court ner people. Among these is W, M. | ted” raised in tasty white frosting — — - . rom a red background, graced the Teserved side tables on each diner and seven hundred invitatio issued to passengers on th to partake of the cake in celebration of the event, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Will be banner days at our store. You can save one-half on what you have in mind for gifts. Our selections are all new and will please mother, sister and sweetheart. ALL NEGLIGEES HALF PRICE HUNDREDS OF NOVELTIES Such as Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Handkerchie ALL GO AT HALF PRICE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY COAT N THE HOUSE AT HALF PRICE GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Dec, 17. -(P) Fred H. Hirth offered a reward of $1,000 for the safe return of a net Baltimore Oriole which escaped Saturday. He received the follow. Ing telegram from a farmer living near Cincinnat!, Ohio: “Your Oriole found. Wire dispo- sition.” Mr. Hirth sent four telegrams tell- ing how to care for the bird. He discovered that there was no train to Cincinnati! until tonight, so Mrs. Hirth and her daughter started at ance by automobile. “It they waited for the train they would not réack Cincinnati until to- orrow,”” Mr. Hirth explained. “This m way they should make it by mifd- nieht.”” He said he had no doubt it was his bird that had been found ‘Money is no object. We'll do any. thing to get the little fellow back.” Table Supply Co. SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET Loot ay Cane $1.84 SILK HOSIERY *1,98 Regular $3.50 Values. PARIS, Dec. 17, 11 —P ‘aul Dou- ne new minister of finance, installed in office and his work to ald France ita way out of the finan. His first care will be to accelerate he voting of the budget by parlia- ment. He will leave other financial . . e problems to be dealt with later in lve 1 S t. at thelr proper order, ring fe ‘The original plans of M. Doumer, it is understood, will be modified in YOUR CHOICE OF ANY RESS IN THE HOUSE AT HALF PRICE Raden 1 hehe guaamage 10 Pins cee Re Mixed Nuts, potnd one 29c the light of various votes in the eid hamber since he first prepared bee eau oOo the Home I {|| Semen’ these owedial Geo Hove ed ae yinced that nothing can be gained cH by precipitate action. Therefore he Cort} will give the cabinet at neeting on NTERESTING, artistic thought which. prompted fj | sti = seer on and practical gifts are their selection. the bills based upon it to the cham- a delight to givet use Here you will find un- 3 r sh deputies after the new year's ofthe assured welcome that _ limited choice, newest style a waits them. Our store is and highest quality and a i DEMO CHAIAMAN WINS full of gifts that stand apart— Paysnentplan thatwillallow is | you to pay- out-of- income, distinctive, beautiful and thus making the purchase SUIT IN l) 4. COURT Tse ats 8 Sie e's Te Raisin Bran, patie sc: 12¢c No, 1 Ranch Eggs, faded Gace ee Three Dozen for_.$1.00 permanent — gifts that ex- of Christmas gifts as enjoy- press appropriately the able as the giving. i CHEYY NY, Wyo,, Dee. 7.—Dr. |.J. R. Hylton, of Douglas, chairman | of the democratic state central com- | mittee, was assessed judgment In the Jamount of $717 and cost in federal You'll Like Trading at court by Judge T. Blake Kennedy. in the sult brought against Hylton e y the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy | railroad, to recover alleged unpair * | freight charges due it for a return hipment of cattle from Santa Rosa, FURNITURE Be ae Hylton — had this 133 East Second 2 Fae in “settlement before the Give Practical mene Practical Gifts and and Buy Them at One- Buy Them at One-Half Price Price Sie Aitelis Ga CASPER'S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES No. 1 Cans Corn 9c mall Can Fresh Large Can Fresh Opitert nee... AOC trial, but the sr 1 company re- fused to settle, & the case Into court in its sult for $2,000. | > Give Her a Chevro! VISIT OUR FISH DEPART- MENT TODAY t for Xmas, |