Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1925, Page 2

1 PAGE TWO SENATE AGAIN OPENS FIRE (N COOLIDGE MAN Naming of Southerner On I. C. C. Fails to Placate Foes. WASHING President Ci Dec. 2L.—/)— ® sought today to over the inter- = || Student Operates Automobile After| He Loses an Arm| WHEATLAND, Wyo., De Operating a Ford automobile his left hand, with Harold Btheridge, 17 year old Guernsey youth who lost his right arm between the elbow and the shoulder in a hunting acci- dent last fall, is making regular trips three times a week to Wheat- land for attention at the Wheatland hospital. Young Etheridge says that he has ble ating the car, and tically everything that re the loss of his arm, al- though he was never “left handed” the c¢ previou! He does not attempt ee e commission member. | hand writing, doing all his corre- i t the south representa: | spondence with a typewriter. After n on that body graduation from the Guernsey high He sent to the senate the nomina- school, he plang to take up the study tion of Richard V, Taylor of Ala | 6¢ law bama, to succeed Charles G Me Chord, who, it developed, had re- 1 Saturday after fifteen years B 7 utte Thieves be Casper Daily Cribune _ Brings Philosophy 'WITATIGENGE —(RADIOPHONE IS PLATES HAI ot bone KEY lates have arrived here and are in the possession of Warren Dailey, Who has the miysterious kev? state «vtomobile inspector, at the Somebody in Casper has cotained court house. Mr. Dalley will be| (t during the last few weeks from eady to issue licenses at ” o'nlock| the Watson Radio shop 120 Enst Wednesday morning and will keep} Second street. It 1g the key which is office open from 9 untli 5, He! fits the lock attached to :he Crosley will spend Christmas at his home in| radiophone’on display thero, und to Worland and will be back In Caspet| the holder of the key wil] be given Monday. the ‘radiophone. Motorists aro urged to get thelr} phe keys which have been issued Ucenses ag soon as possible and| yy “pinky” Watson to customers avold the rueh at the last. Appll-} with purchases are all gone. Those cants will find it convenient to bring,| who have received them are now their last year's receipte with them,| requested to bring them in and see since the licenses can then be issued] t¢ any of them will unlock the lock. The one whtoh does te the one which wins for its owner the radiophone absolutely free. Many keys have been given out since a great deal of Interest was aroused in the event. Any of the keys is likely to be the one which fits the lock. No person holding one should fail to appear at the shop and see if the mysterious key is in his or her possession, TURCO-RUSS PACT SINGED CONBTANTINOPLE, Dec. 22.—UP) —The Exchange Telegraph says Ishmet Pasha, the Turkish premier, announces the signing In Paris De- cember 17 of a new agreement be tween Turkey and Russia. vledeing mutual neutrality if either coun- try is attacked. TForefgn Minister Tehiteherin signed for the soviet covernment. without much Inbor in looking up files in the county clerk's office. Choice of numbers cannot be ob- tained this late in the year. The plates which Mr. Dailey has received are in the 19,000 series, and when possible the number an applicant de- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1925 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WRITING 10 CANADIANS}: AS PART OF CLASSWORK WHEATLAND, Wyo., Dec. 22.— A novel departure in tho English work of the Wheatland high school is a series of letters being exchanged by the members of the division taueht by Miss Clara Stroud with English classes located in towns in Alaska, Canada, California and the eastern part of the United States, the aim of the plan being to stim- ulate composition by giving more purpose and interest than ts usually o be found in the formal theme work. Answers were lately received from letters to Wetaskiwin, Alberta, ‘Can- ada, written by members of the Eng- lish classes In the high school there, and containing Interesting descrip- tions of the school work, the farm life and the natural resources of the region. ————1.—— Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas, WITH CAST ALUMINUM TUB TE NE e president re- Woodlock of ving on the ess appoint- the senate failed the last rgely to ion of Democratic sena- f outhern states who want. 1 man fror BUTTE Two men Make Mont., aught by a night w - man in a centrally located jewelry at 4 o'clock yesterday morn- Escape Dec, 22.—-UP)— help “truth seekers.” Inayat Khan, famed in Brit- ish India as a philosopher, is in New York, preparing to make a six months tour of America to For three sires will be issued. The numbers are white on a green *~ -kground, Cars converted into trucks of 5006- pound capacity or less take the same Say Merry Xmas _ | that Reeps Christmas license fee as passenger ca) This *. is a decrease from last, year. An RR the woman who receives a Maytag increase is made on busses. Vehicles Gyrafoam Washer on Christmas there begins a new kind of washday—more real, of this type must be paid for accord: ing to horse power and an additional that section named, aped through the celling to $1 for every ‘passenger over seven, ; Within a few hours after the nom-|a room above, from which they haa | years he has been lecturing in | ‘rhis ts reckoned according to seat: practical helpfulness than ut were submitted a wave of |lowered themselves into the place. | the universities of Rome, Geneva, | ing capacity which is estimated on she has ever known before. wept the senate involvying|They made a getaway over roofs| Berlin, Oslo and the Sorbonne. | #" 18-inch basis. of a “deal” in connection | of adjoining buildings while police : : : Washing, that task . officers were guarding front and et ahi tenn * ; 3 Wheeler, ‘Demnparat,. of | rear eatrunoes of tha mora; Watotioe | carla Fa) cums Historian Traces which formerly required disputed a suggestion that] valued at $700 were missing when a ieee : Ms ; long trying hours, is magic- Woodlock was based|the stock was checked up, a $100 GIVE CHEER TO PooR| Q]d Oregon Trail mig solund,, Wy, Gee fact that he is not|Silver flask being dropped in the ENN Dek. sh 2 ren d room above during their flight. of. havens swells atrad derful principle of the Gy. n to him is because number of articles t Journal which qualified to sit ’ Senator Wheel- For Colds We are Grip or Influenza and as a Preventive, take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. and Proven Remedy the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c. Ady Table Supply Co. SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET showing the largest retail display of Fruits, Candies, Gums, Nuts ever displayed in Wyoming. Our prices are the best. troops here. ete eee A Safe The box bears April Storage 1-lb. Package Absolutely Brown’s Becera ane bes cm Plymouth Rock | Foo, Eggs Special Res Best Quality COFFEE COFFEE Large and Fresh Dozen 42¢ Pound {Pound ._ Batavia Stuffed Dates, in 30-lb, baskets, Ib,.----____ 41e Batavia Stuffed Prunes, 67 in 30-lb. crocks, Ib.-----____ Cc 5-Ib. fancy Holly pkg. Brecht Asst. Chocolates. DED & 1-Ib. box Sterli: Chocolates ne Pad cy Dates) 39¢ pee enne, Box 1-lb. Box 1-Ib. Box All Flavors Borden’s recht’s Friendship Fruit and Nuts Chocolate Beechnut Peanut and Chocolates i Covered Milk In Fancy Box in Cream Cherries Mints Chocolate Bars $1.25 | 47¢ 4 lb, Fancy Package Brecht’s Theater Chocolates 66¢c Bulk Cocoanut Creams, per lb. 26¢e 47¢c First Grade Fancy Creamery BUTTER 49e 4e 4e 1 Carton (24 pkgs.) Borden’s Peanut Bars 89e 1 Carton Borden’s Milk Chocolate Bars 89e Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per lbs Saver ee Jumbo Salted Peanuts, per Ib, —-- Spanish Salted Peanuts, per lb. Stayman Winesap Apples, box Choice Delicious Apples, box - Fancy Winesap 2 85 Apples; )bOx —o...- e Choice Rome Beauty 2 95 Be esl ie e Fancy Oranges (large 65 size), JOS. co ce encddnodbemt Cc Fancy Oranges (extra 56 medium size), doz.-.------. Cc Apples, box -- Fancy Oranges (medium ion), dok. Alc cote ea 43e Fancy Lemons, doz. Choice Yellow Newton Apples, box ~---.-- ' $2.35. Fancy Grape Fruit (large size), each ___ Aie Jananas (nice green tip iibe fest Fancy Rome Beauty Apples, 3 LBS,___-.----_--- 25¢e Stayman Winesap Apples, eH: ho sen AES Naps MR ER 25¢e Regular Winesap Apples, SLES aoc so Fresh Emperor Grapes, |e) a I ae ates 18¢ Head Lettuce (nice solid) per head oy Gia ate Large Pascal Celery, 2 bunches California Celery (medium size), 2 bunches_____.__-___ 25¢ Colorado Self-Bleaching Celery (large), per hon... 18e Green Peppers, per Ib. o.6< Parsley, bunch Green Onions, bunch Long Radishes, bunch Cranberries, per Ib. Christmas dinner by ten Boy Scout Make this an electrical Christmas slwbbeaitl dt! Pa Drink Hillcrest Water. Phone 1151. Through to Coast DENVER, Dec. 22.—(P)—Archier B, Hulbert, director of the” Stewart commission on western history, a foundation at. Colorado college of Colorado Springs, today announced the completion of mapping the orig: {nal Oregon trail from Independence, Mo,, to The Dalles, Oregon. Dr. Hulbert said his survey dis. closed that the trail was 2,264 miles in length and was found in 308 townships in Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho and Oregon, The rafoam, to a matter of minutes. A tubful of clothes clean in 3 to 7 minutes. In 60 minutes an ordinary family wash com- pletely, immaculately fin- ished. It’s quick! It’s thor- ough — handrubbing even on wristbands, cuffs or he sald, . Outstanding collars, is unnecessary! And or ipant the Pashley eee ‘ 2. i umes Sra = since it washes entirely by Specials for Wednesday and Thursday shes faster: y hock water action, it is every bit Wadsworth Heads ae een, 7 Chchs can te as careful with dainty gar- : ° Kayser Heavy, Pointex Heel. $1 79 capacity in the putin or taken ments as hand washing. American Legion Regular $2.00, special_________ Earns e Hin out with the FRE RNRE TS jue com washer running. ake the happiness Kayser Best Chiffon, Pointex Heel. ites m: te ; Post at Douglas Regular $2.00, special_.___-______--__ 1.79 takes floor space ee Cleans) it wife or mother knows at only 25 inches Christmas and prolong it DOUGLAS, Wyo., Dec. 22.—C. F. Kayser Semi-Chiffon. $1 59 equare. 9 All meal for her washdays—for all Meudee ot; he ae re Post Regular $1.75, special__ ° ooo ndjosding, ia. the years to come. Give mander 0! Samuel Mares Po! 7 Now 8 of the American Legion.|{ Eiffel Heavy Silk. Regular : waproberal, prt Oe ast di her a Maytag—she wants Other Jofficers chosen for the com- TRB extra anedtal: A pocrod that kind of a gift, that: ng year are Scott KE. Layton, vice] $1.85, UL ata et titi rte 9 Reasons for ad GE Hel commander; D, H. Austin, ‘adjutant; World Leadership kind of help. Eiffel Chiffon Silk. Regular $1.85, special___.____ __... $1.59 Henry J. Bolln, finance officer; tease J. Morsch, meniber of the exec-|| utive committee, was chosem presiy|{ Eiffel Extra Quality Chiffon. Regular $1 9 5 ee. ~ MAYT. AG SHOP PHONE dent of the auxiliary $2.25. All sizes all colors, special______ 2 “SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Pastgn, vice. preaide: 4 Factory Representative Always in Charge of Mills, secretary; Mrs. Charles Rick: f Demonstration and Service Deere ne ORGIE: paccal 7 : "Balt Creek Oil Field Representative posi sate Abin aa e assis r y 00 Ky 0. JAMES L. MEIDE, EDGERTON, WYO, PHONE 28-F-3 historian, ‘3 ——~ Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas. >——- Phone 1740 137 East Second St. Flowers By Wire CASPER FLORAL CO. STOCKMENS BANK BLDG. PHONE 872 more appropriate and appreciated than gifts of flowers. They are the radiant messengers of love and good QL rereeprre is the time we give expression to our love and good will by sending gifts. There is nothing will. You will be pleased with our service, the quality of our flowers and the fairness of our prices. YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED Suggestions in Plants and Baskets Cyclamen Suggestions for Cut Flowers Columbia and Pilgrim, medium pink. Russell and Premier, dark pink. Mme. Butterfly, yellowish pink. Francis Scott Key, beauty shade. Sensation, red. Pernet and Golden Ophelia, yellow. Azaleas Ferns Poinsettias Pomegranates Begonias Heather Cinerarias Combination Baskets of Blooming and Foliage Plants make ROSES very attractive gifts and are very satisfactory for keeping qualities. Plants priced from $2.00 and up. Combination Pots and Baskets, $5.00 and up. Jee ett Suggestions in Decorative Greens and Berries Eucalyptus Sprays, English Holly, Winter-Berries, Califor- nia Berries, Spruce Boughs, Spruce Cones, Yew Sprays, Mistle- toe, Boxwood Sprays. Miscellaneous Cut Flowers Narcissus Violets Orchids Scotch Heather Lily-of-the-Valley Suggestions in Corsages These make attractive gifts and add a touch of splendor to the Christmas festivities. We also arrange shoulder bouquets that can be worn with any gown. All will be attractively ar- ranged either in combinations or in separate colors or flowers as follows: Violets Sweet Peas Roses Carnations Sweet Peas Our Baskets of Cones, Greens and Berries are very attrac- tive and will add a touch of Christmas to the living room and dining table. They are lasting and reasonable in price, at $2.00 and up. ‘ Centerpieces of Greens, Cones and Berries with a large red candle in the center, at $3.00 and up. Orchids Lily-of-the-Valley Combinations Sweet Peas, Lily-of-the-Valley; Roses. Orchids, Lily-of-the-Valley, Violets, Roses and Lily-of-the-Valley, Violets and Lily-of-the-Valley, Priced at $2.00 for one of Sweet Peas and Roses, to $10.00 and up for one of Orchids and Valley. Attractive Red Candle Sticks, decorated with Greens and Cones, at $1.00 and up. Wreaths of Evergreen, Cones and Berries, at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 and up. English Holly Wreaths, at $2.00 and $3.00, Ed weetseedries Spa) Pe TESTEL Drees vse