Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 9

SUNDAY, JANUARY: 17;. 1926 pac ern Naat aatacnta a em Benefits and Achievements of Organiza- . tion Pointed Out on Eve of Campaign With Thousand Members as Goal Monday the George W. Vroman Post of the American Legion will start one of the most intensive membership drives ever undertaken in Casper. For the past two weeks interested individuals of the post have been securing names and addresses of eligibles and all have been card indexed. During the campaign they will all be contacted. The result of this — preliminary work shows that in Casper and vi- “elnity there are more-than 1,600 men and women who saw service in the World War, and who are eligi- ble to the Ameri¢an Legion. - Of this number more than a thousand are taking advantage of the tax ex- emption law placed upon the statute books »y the American Legion and kept there by their vigilance and the work of their various state of- ficers ahd legislative committees functioning during each session of the legislature since its enactment, This law provides for exemption from taxation of property of ex: service men and women and their widows, during widowhood, to the amount of $2,000 of assessed valua- tion, The total amount of exempt property in Natrona county for the year just passed was $1,036,000. The members of George W. Vroman Post are making a survey of the situ: tion and trying to determine ho many of the members of the Ame’ ican Legion are taking advantage, of the law so they wil’ be able to make @ report of their findings to state committee of the American Legion, TINY GLAND MAKES MEN Get Up Nights Do you know that a gremt per- centage of all men of mature years e troubled with Urinary, Irritations and disorders of a little gland—the Prostate? When this tiny but very vital gland begins to “slow up many distressing ailments may aris such as /nervousness, restlessnes frequent night risings, scanty, pain- ful, smarting, difficult Urination— and dometimes lack of control, But now at last, there is a praiseworthy treatment for these annoying symp- toms, that according to signed state: ments has brought sweet relief to many thousands. The treatment 1s pleasant and perfectly harmless and #0 seemingly. remarkable in .action that for a short..time, a liberal “proof of merit” trial size is being offered absolutely Free to convince people of its amazing efficiency. ABSOLUTELY FREE. Just send your name, address and 10c to help pay postage and packing, and by return mail you will get the liberal trial package. Act at once, as the offer may be made for a short time only. Write today to ‘The Palmo Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Dept 237 which in turn will report to the next annual convention of the de- partment to be held in Rawlins next August. At this covention the pol- fey of the Legion will be expressed for the benefit of those who are to direct legion affairs during the next session of the legislature in January and February, 1927. Many ex-service men and women are looking forward to the 1927 con- vention of the National organization which will be held in Paris. At the last convention held in Omaha !t was decided that those who desired to take advantage of the exceedingly low rates being secured by the Le gion must be certifled as members for the year 1926 as well as the year 1927, So those who contemplate the trip must become members this year. The lowest rate so far announced is $187.50 for the round trip from any of the ports on the Atlantic, and in many instances this amount inoludes the hotel billy for the convention week in Paris, A great many of the new members secured during the past two weeks have been from among those who sre planning the trin Muny more of the ex-service peo- ple have become acquainted with the fact that due to the efforts of the legion in their 1924 campaign In congress, the World War Veterans Act of that year carried a provision for free medical care and hospital. ization for all of them regardless of whether their disability was incurred in or the result of their war service. This has Induced many to joln who have heretofore thought the legion an agency primarily for the help of the disabled veterans. So many have been taking advantage of this law that {it fs now well and favor- ably known in Casper, Recognizing the opportunity for service in these as well as in other cases pending be- fore the United States Veterans Bur- eau, which 's located in the Beck- linger Building in Casper, the De- partment of Wyoming maintains a pald service officer there who may be seen at any time. Another matter) of interest con- cerning the ex-service man during this year and “vith which the Legion has much to do fs the conversion of War.Risk insurance. This {nsur- ance can be reinstated at any time by the payment of two monthly premiums and all posts are urging their members to take advantage of these liberal provisions. This insur- Trade Successfully In order to trade successfully you must be in con- stant touch with the markets. Our private wire service keeps you in touch with all markets just. as if you were located in the heart of New York City. Quotations are instantaneous and execution of or- ders at the market the same way. We are here to serve you and will be glad to ex- ecute orders through your own broker with no extra commission charged, no matter who the broker is or where ‘he is located. Hill, Weaver & Co. INVESTMENTS Members New York Curb Market Gladstone Hotel Bldg. STOCKS BONDS Notice to Holders of 1925 Natrona County Certificates of | NUMBERED 1206 TO 2277, INCLUSIVE Persons holding these certificates may present them at the County Treasurer’s office for payment. Phone 3024 GRAIN OILS FIRST NOTICE Indebtedness ance must be converted before July 2, 1926 unless the law now being urged by the legion extends that period, Post offichals of the local Post are now getting things in shape to handle the great amount of work in connection with this con- version and of the many rein-state- ments now pending before the bur- eau. Every effort is being made to see all ex-service people during the per- lod of this drive and it will be con- tinued until all the men and women who are eligible haye been given an opportunity to join this orgaization, the only all-inclusive veterans or- ganization in eXistence today. Membership in thy American Le gion means that in more than 12,000 communities in the United States and her possessions there are com- rades who will enjoy each other's association, More than a million members will have enrolled before the drives now in progress in all the states of the Union shall have ended, The officers.and fhembers of the George W. Vroman post have set their goal at 1,000 members in this drive but will not hesitate to accept applications for membership after that number has been reached. ————$ Coiffeurs Today Have Nothing on 4,200 Years Ago LONDON, Jan... 16.—(?)—Hair weaving as practiced by the women | in the year 2250 B, C. was not alto- gether dissimilar to the modes of tofay, 1s the deduction made by Leonard Wooley, who has been excavating at Ur of the Chaldees in Mesopotamia. While searching for the palace of Dungi, son of tho builder of the great zikkurat, or temple. who relgned 4,176 years ago, Wooley and4 his fellow workers came across what is considered the most beautiful ex- ample of Sumerian sculpture ever unearthed—the head of the Moon goddess. The hair ts an elaborately waved colffure, which indicated to the investigators that the hair dressers of the third dynasty had a skill which at the present time might be considered a bit odd but nevertheless “stunning.” GRAND DRAGON NAMED IN SUIT DOUGLAS, Wyo., Jan. 16.—Suit for $10,000 damages hus beén- filed in district court here against G. W. Dickson, grand dragon for Wyoming of the Imperial Order ofthe Ku Klux Klan, by Harry Camplin» of Cheyenne. Camplin ts said to have supported Dr. John Galen Locke of Denver when Dr. Locke left the Klan and organized the Minute Men THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD LEGION MEMBERSHIPDRIVE OPENING MONDAY | kitting oro TO CONTACT 1,600 ELIGIBLE PERSONS HERE Wtonaire’s Family, Draws Nation’s Eyes to Oklahoma’s “Murder Conspiracy” Inset ts “Billy” Hale. Arrest of Cattle Baron- | & all The state of Oklahoma has been stirred for weeks by the investigation of what officials term the “murder conspiracy” which has resulted in the killing of 17 Osage Indians for the alleged purpose of obtaining possession of a $2,000,000 Osage fortune. The dynamiting of the home of W. E. Smith millionaire, at Fairfax, Osage Nation, Oklahoma, which caused the death of Smith, his wife and a servant, has added impetus to the probe of this conspiracy. W. K. “Billy” Hale, called “King of the Osage Hills,’ wealthy cattle baron, has been arrested in connection with the case, as has hfe nephew, Photo shows the wreckage of the Smith home. Austria’s Bloodless Surgeon Returns of America. Dickson then cut Camp- ling off the payroll, according to. re- Ports. Camplin bases hfs suit on let- ters sald to have been written con- cerning him by Dickson to the kleagles. Read the Classified Banners, ESSENTIALS » If a child is denied ‘the essential vitamins, rickets, weak bones, imperfect teeth or other manifestations _of faulty nutrition follow.. Scotts Emulsion of vitamin-activated cod-liver ails the eal nowraimest BY ONDE BANDIT GETS 15-YEAR PRISON TERI ROCHESTER, bones. Give seat boy orgirl Scott’s Emulsion. AT RETAIL DRUGGISTS Price GO¢ and $1.20 WBscott & Bowne. Bloomfield, N. q Complying with Section 2839, Wyoming Compiled } Statutes, these certificates will cease to draw interest in ten days after the second notice. AGNES M. CLARE, County Treasurer, Dr. Adolph Lorenz, famous Austrian bloodless surgeon, whose visit to the United States some time ago created nation-wide atten- tion because of his work while here, has returned for a brief visit, mainly to check ‘up on the patients he aided while hereon his previous trip. Photo of him was taken since his arrival a few days Solar Eclipse Traced Through Magnetic Disturbances 12,000 Miles Away, Scientists Report CHAMPAIGN, disturb thé immediate vicin- ances chused by solar eclipses not| whole earth as announced Tmiversity of 1 ntists to gather This is thought to be the observations have been made of eclipses on the of the world. The conclusions drawn from the observation are thought to be im- portant in determining the question Why is the earth magnetic?” Similar observation wanted in a score of cities for rob. les and burglaries, was sentenced fifteen years by County made In 1918 aided guilty to first cery and assault in the holdup and | cided magnetic disturbance. observations, ore onth £0. More than month a said, corroborate each other in the sentenced calmly, saying “thank you, He took the es and although during the was born in Milwauke 1 passed most of his life in away, the point of the magnetometer moyed. as much nted for breaking Observations S fore and two days after the eclipse showed the needle manuvered but a quarter to a halt inch epee taplifpeenenntars Fails to Ownership of Liquor Cache soon as his arr elved scores of requests that held for the authorities of, var. | ous eitlés, He told police that before eing placed in jail at Wichita, he State camps of Florida and Californis Kills Catarrh Germ In Three Minutes Chronic Catarrh germs, no matter how bad, ial Asthma now yield to discovery of a French scientist, tests, he has isolated rma on microscopic slides and kill 3 minutes. His method of treatment, called | positively harmless to the mont delk | missed yesterday by Juetice Layman time of her arrest Mra. Mo- arthy has repeatedly stated that she Nquor found It {9 believed roomers aving et her home on West Yellov have been owners and the amazin In actual fe sufferers in o treatment free will write for i does the w telling you No mat your name and treatmer eel of catarrh germs, W. R. SMITH, 1184 Lavex Bldg, Kaitsas City, Mo. liquer, state's attorneys were unabic of contraband und in a house belonging to Annie ¢ Lavex to 50,000 offer to send a in her house, ot, the loss is mine. ‘ou have tried, just send me dress for this generous free Prove that you can rid-your ing, ene } The Classified Banners are found! on the Classified P Deep Snow Forces Mail Carriers To Use Old Methods LUSK, Wyo. n. 16,—The rural mail routes are conveying their mail by various’ means of transportation . The Lance Creek mall is ied on horseback, a relay or horses being used in making the trip, except when it is neCessary to use a sled on account of the amount of parcel post. The Warren and Kirtley mails are being conveyed by sleds while the J Em carrier is tryfng to stick to his truck, but some of the time we understand the truck Js the one that sticks. Mahy are the times that the snow has been deeper but it is years and years since the roads have remained in such bad condition for so long a time, due to the strong winds which keep the snow ntly drifting, ean ee HEALTH CONFERENCE T0 BE HELO THURSDAY FOR MOTHERS AND INFANTS Another health conference for the benefit of mothers, hables and chil- dren under school age will be held at the city hall Thursday, January 21, from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Doctors, dentists, women’s clubs and the Na- trona county health department ‘co- operate with the state board of health through its division of ma- ternity and infancy in holding these conferences. Education of the moth- ers in health matters and inspection and examination of the children, all free of charge, pave the way to higher health standards. Mothers who bring children next Thursday are requested not to bring any child with a fresh cold or one who recently has been exposed to a communicakle diseare. ‘They should bring a blanket and pillow slip with the child, Defective teeth is one of the most common “ills ignored ‘in children, it is stated, Out of 315,072 school chil dren examined in New York City 101,160 were found to have défective teeth, ill balanced diet of pregnant women arid young chiNiren accounts for a larg ce e of bad teett “TICKETS G0 ON SALE IN apparatus here embied much valu- STORES THIS WEEK FOR CHEANIAVGKY- CONCERT Tickets for the C favsky con cert to be ‘given January 28, at the new high school-auditorlum have been placed on sale in a numben of Casper stores in addition to those being sold by every ‘member of the Lions club reservations will be de and the admission price will be one do} Stores y be obtained until’ the date of the concert include the Charles E. Wells Music Store, the Zoe Marks Music end Art Shop, the Midwest Pharmacy, the Casper Pharmacy, and Sprecher’ rm: » Lions will Issue a souvenir yrogram {n connection with the con cert. Profits realized from the con rt will go to the support of the recuperation camp for undernourish ed children Motorist Held For Reckless Driving In Deathof Young Girl CODY, Wyo. rlson is unde Jan. 16.—Jack Mor- 2,000 bond and ts sharged with violation of the high Way traffic laws and reckless driy. | ing. following an accident in which Barbara Kelley was killed a fow days ago. Morrison was originally charged with manslaughter, but the losser charge was substituted before the ease came to a preminnry hear- Morrison is alleged to have wied the car in which the Kel girl was riding into a ditch —_ Read the -Clossified Banners) = LUSK, Wyo., Jan. 16.—Donald Paisley of Node suffered paintul bruises In an accident when riding horeshack down the Northwestern tracks. The horse was hit by the snow plow which was running ahead of passenger train No. 603, and the young man thrown violently to the ground. Just how the accident occurred has not been ascertained as Paisley was rendered unconscious by the impact, and did not regain chnsciousness un- til he was being brought to Lusk. BUSINESS MEN MEAN WELL BUT HAVE HARD TIME OPENING ROAD ‘ . Jan, 16.—A number of misinformed, but well meaning business men of Lusk turned out last Saturday morning to try and open up the Lance Creek highway. They were misinformed in regard to what the weather man intended to do, otherwise they would never have spent a whole day sh ing snow and going without their dinner tf they*had known that that night it was going to blow worse than ever and morning would find the roads in even worse condition than they had been the previous day However, they were successful, in digging out two trucks, one belong: ing to C. F. Smith and the other to Fred Kettler of Manville, and bring- ing them to town. : Potato Growing In Niobrara County to Have New Impetus LUSK, W. ° an. 16.—Niobrara county is going to see a great deal of acreage planted to potatoes this year and what it will mean to the farmers, business men and every- one generally, 1s difficult to con- ceive. During the past few weeks, through the efforts of the Lions club of Lusk, Matthew well known potato of Nebraska, has contracted Id from more than 1,000 acres in this county. This {s one of the plans the local Lions have been working on for some time and as {t begins to reach perfection, the future of this section looks more promising than it ever has before, from an agricultural standpoint. eee MAN STABBED THREE TIMES IN BACK WHEN SLEEPING IN CABIN WORLAND, Wyo., Jan. 16.—Gar- rett O'Keefe was stabbed while sleep- ing in a cabin near here. Mr. O'Keefe, who 1s confined to = hos pital, received three knife wounds in his back. Because he was sound asleep when the attack was made he was unable to identify his assail- ant. ‘The best paying profession in the United Stedtes is that of the law. Classified Ads HELP WANTED—FEMALE LADIES make $25 weekly address ing po < nd clipplr newspape Part n R. Robinson ing enyel Particulars fre lard Specialty Denver Colo. WANTED — Housekee one to stay nights, also one who 1s familiar’ with ‘talking over phone. Call Sunday only, 1131 8. Beech. _ Wa TED—Middle aged woman to care for four children and home, everything modern, good wages Box B-60, care Tribune-Herald, >with housework in exchi r rent of South G: © say we'll SHOW you. parkling glass name and number plates, checkerboards, medallions, signs, Big filustrated book free 2. Palmer, 266, Wooster, O. WANTED—SALESMEN _ SALESBOARD SALESMEN — $50 daily — sellir salesboard assort ments, Make « + high as $38 on single samples to carr r for colored catalog. Lion Mf Dept. 214, 2146 Sheffield, Chi SALARY and expense guaranteed commissions, Retailers . Men making B-Standard Mfg. Co SALESMA t be Prefer married man, 30 years old or over and permanent wident EMxeeptional opportunity for Rood man iress Sales Man- ager’ S44 Ws Apamss Dept, » 2: Chicago. APE keeper. Phone 722-7 Phone IN SD an agent t Il my ca mints and gum to dealers, profits, Hxperience unnecessary. | Free samples. Write today. Milton Gordon, Cincinnatt SALESMEN—Write your name and| addr na card and mail to us.| We'll show you sure earnings of $20 a day Will you one minute} and A one cent stamp agninst $20? } Mind you, Address Dept. 822, William CG, Bart: | lett, Inc., 850 W. Adams St., Chi If YOU can sell see state representa tive; A-Line. Room 10, Sprague Hotel. Phone 886, Sunday, Mr, Miles A BUSINESS of your own. Make PAGE NINE “POSITIONS WANTED ANT“ WORK cori or small hotel or wor __SERVICES OFFERED _ MARCEL 50 cents; scalp treatmer a@ speicalty,. Mrs. Porris, 614 South Ash, Phone 1462-R. MOVING carefuly done; storage, shipping, coal and coke. Phones 949. Natrona Transfer, Storage Fue) Co. E Feel shampoo, $1. Hen om 211. Ha HARPER methods for dandrutr, oily, dry er falling hair; marcel ling. Mrs. Colby, 449 Ave Phong ‘a American Metal Weather Strips Will Cut Your Fuel G. W. Chumbiey, State Rep., Casper Phone 525-W P.O. Box 1185 GARE of small children night. In my home Phone 577-3 IT WILL p: g and repair v lecorating ed. L. D, Leising and builder F EXPERT dressmaking, work gua anteed: references furnished. 6 S. Durbin. 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