Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 3

onday, November 29, 1937. THE CASPER TRIBUNE -HERALD' CASPER, WTO Page Three Smith! used to doing her own shop MODEST MAIDENS ping, purchased a chicken in the JUT- SENATOR Raiiiidup of State News meantime. At the same time, a roomer at the Smith home decided his car ran off the road near th south entrance of Yellowstone park. Although he made good the checks, Fraser was held when authorities of both Monte Vista. and Great Falls.

sought him on shcrt check charges. 20 feet, some of the assays have shown the presence cf gold running around $350 per ton. This is exceptionally rich when compared to ore at the famous Homestake mine at Lead, S. which does not exceed $4 to $5 per ton. Owners are hoping to find pay dirt here in the same quantity.

he would surprise the family. He bought a duck. "All we need now is a goose, and we would have some dinner," Smith commented. OFFERS ARI of a watch from a local bartender. Given a sedative in the hospital, Gregg failed to improve noticeably in health.

v. di 5 (A U. W. Skating Rink Improved Teton County to Have New Library JACKSON. With a nucleus of some 500 books and temporary quarters in the north wing of the Legion building, the new Teton county public library will open within the next 10 days.

Mrs. Julianne Tanner has been engaged as librarian and is now at work cataloguing the books, and offers of donations will bring up the collection to over 1,000 volumes. Pilots Colleague, to LARAMIE. Workers are putting Torrington Plans Festive Trimmings TORRINGTON. With pine trees atop light poles and evergreen ropes strung from pole to pole, Torrington will don its holiday garb Dec.

12, announced George Knight, chief of the fire department Firemen will be assisted by Legionnaires in draping the decorations, which will glow with hundreds of colored lights. Ce. lo; I fol. tht 34 II, President's Chair the university skating rink into shape to permit skating at an early Man Hurt When Tractor Bucks GILLETTE. Piloting a tractor and scraper on the excavation for his home, Harry Casteel was seriously injured when the overloaded machine reared up and fell backward on him.

Suffering acrushed ankle, bruises and possible internal injuries, he was removed to the Gillette hospital. date, announced Fred Ambrose. Platte County Sheriff Weds WHEATLAND. Sheriff Joe Wick-ham took Mrs. Laura Brittain, formerly of Guernsey, into permanent custody last Nov.

17. friends here learned. The couple was married at Boulder. and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.

Reed of the First Congregational church. Bogus Agent of Nobleman Held JACKSON. Reporting himself as the advance man for a British nobleman who planned to come to Jackson Hole on a hunting trip, Donald Fraser of Calgary, Canada, cashed $80 in worthless checks at local busi-ness places. He was captured when By JULIAN SNOW (Secretary to Senator O'Mahoney) WASHINGTON. D.

Wyominsr-cs, proud of the distinction won by Heir own state as the first to grant iUrase to women, would have earned with pride to witness the senator from Arkansas assert rr riehts as her new colleague was Prisoner Recoils Frdm Fingerprints ROCK SPRINGS. The sight of fingerprinting aparatus in police for Baby's Cold supervisor of mechanics at the university. The rink will be opened to skaters probably early in December. Find Rich Values In Mining Shaft ENCAMPMENT. Increasingly rich values are being found in gold ore taken from a shaft sunk through a vein on the Piatt ranch near Encampment, according to Ralph Piatt.

owner. With the shaft at a depth of Triple Holiday Feast Procured Proved best by two headquarters here induced such a violent stomach ache in George Lorn into office. LARAMIE. There was no danger generations of mothers. Mrs.

Caraway, attirea in black and Gregg, 37, that he was removed to the Rock Springs hospital for treat 'ICC1S A F0 RUB or the Sam smith family going hungry this Thansgiving. Without first conferring with his wife. Smith nurchased a big fat turkey. Mrs. ment.

The prisoner races a grana larceny charge for the alleged theft inearinfr a Deauuiui corsage or -rchids for the special occasion, combined feminine Krace with quiet as-icrtion of senatorial seniority as she Escorted Senator-elect John E. to the president of the senate to be sworn into office. The palleries tittered when Mrs. rarraway declined the preferred arm the senator-elect arid offered her bwn arm. as sne jeaa mm 10 me front of the senate.

1 a few davs later. Mrs. Bibbs Graves Alabama, the other lady sen A ator, broke the all-time senatorial Wecedent when she arose during pie debate over the anti-lynching thill, and in a calm and forceful nnouncinq ffpeech presented the views of herself "I'm training for the next 1000-page novel that comes out." land ner state on tne nigniy con froversiai Din. tne spose extempo -aneously. leaning forward as she was called east to attend a federal dom." United States Senator Joseph housing administration conference.

directed her remarKs earnestly to ier colleagues, in a low. soft voice which held the attention of the en- OMD V-8 'CARS FOR 1938 NEW TWO C. O'Mahoney declared in a radio address delivered in Washington over the Columbia Broadcasting company network recently. He spoke on "Economic Freedom The Essential Basis of Prosperity." ire senate chamber. Never in the 1 history of the senate, has a lady senator asserted her right to speak Her mind at length on pending legis FORESTRY BUREAU NOT MENTIONED Just to keep the record straight on the pending senate bill for government reorganization.

The bill does not provide specifically for transfer of the fortry bureau from one department to the other. The forestry service people would like to have specific provision exempting their bureau from the general authorization. They would like to stay in the department of agriculture However, even some of their friends in congress appear reluctant to make an exception in their case, on the grounds that if thev did. other eov- lation. LOST ECONOMIC REEDOM.

CLAIM The dilemma of unemployment which still faces the United States, despite huge expenditures of borrowed money and aid to every corner of the land, is the result of "our failure to recognize the simple fact that we have lost our economic free- senator Mahoney declared It was "absurd" that when a few men in the financial circles of New York City get the Jitters, "hundreds of thousands of men all across the country lose their jobs and the whole economic system threatens to go into a tailspin." "Why is It that uncertainty In the stock market is almost Instantly reflected at every crossroads," the senator asked; and went on to declare that the answer lies in "too much power over the economic destines of the people has been concentrated in too few hands." He ad ernment agencies, afflicted with the same uneasiness, would also want protection. vocated federal charters for corporations engaged in interstate commerce as the remedy. A GIBRALTAR THEATER CAMERA BULB PUT ON SPOT ARGENTINE TREATY STILL SLUMBERS There is no occasion for Wyoming stockmen to begin worrying again over that proposed compact with Ar Mow Playing gentine. At least there is no cause for concern this early. In the first CALL OUT THE RIOT SQUAD, GINGER JANE'S I IN TROUBLE AGAIN! It place, the pact is still sleeping in a pigeon hole somewhere in the senate foreign relations committee and if there has been any enthusiasm for it among committee members, it is 'Smith' Mistakes for Plaything not in evidence.

Should the controversial trade treaty come up from committee action, it is a safe bet that Skippy, the wirehair terrier who. as Asta, brought back the old-fashioned hitching post as a national institution in "The Thin Man" and who surpassed Papa Dionne in "After The Thin Man," wants to be representatives of the stoefcmen win be given opportunity to be heard in full. PUTS SPEECH IN RECORD First of the Wyoming delegation w- 'j! s-'--: I i a photographer and doesn't care who I knows it. Not that Skippy is getting tired of his well-won stardom and intends to change vocations in mid-screen, so to speak, but the business erd cf the camera has him -i to take the floor at the opening of congress, was United States Senator H. H.

Schwartz, who arose to place in the congressional record, the speech of President Roosevelt in Cheyenne last September. On his first day on the set where he was appearing with Irene Dunne and Cary Grant in "The Awful FERSONALS Th( nnnnal-meptinp nf the land Truth the current comedy at the grant universities brought four Uni- America theater. Skippy. known in I .1 "The Awful Truth" as "Mr. Smith," discovered that the rubber bulb on the still man's camera was a little more elusive than his accustomed rubber mouse and approached it with enthusiasm.

Before Skippy was discovered he had tried to master the art of photography with dire results for the camera bulb. From that time on the camera versity of Wyoming omciais to wasn-ington: Dr. A. G. Crane, president of the university; Dean Ralph Goodrich, college of engineering; Dean John A.

Hill, college of agriculture; and A. E. Bowman, state director of agriculture extension. Dr. J.

R. Hylton of Douglas, is in Washington to be at the bedside of his two-year old grandchild, John Goodloe. Jr. The child has been THE STANDARD 60 OR 85 HORSEPOWER THE LUXE 8 5 HORSEPOWER Wftfl was parked at high altitudas and the pup had to be content with looking out the stage door at, a row of cool. Inviting pepper trees along ALSO Musical Song Hit Floyd Gibbons Cartoon News ill for several weeks, but was reported improved at this writing.

His mother. Helen Hylton Goodloe, is a former resident of Douglas. Joe Cubbage of Garland was a Washington luncheon guest recently of Senator O'Mahoney. Dining with the senator and Mr. Cubbage was Dr.

A. G. Crane and Senator M. Logan of Kentucky. Cubbage was a classmate cf Senator Logan, and the two enjoyed renewing their old acquaintance.

While in Washington, Cubbage uower street. WITHERS FU Ml I tii nrnnmwrnirmm.iKrtimi imTm i i 1V. I LAUGH-PACKE SPECIAL "Whizzer" White Runs Wild STANDARD FORD V-8 112" wheelbase; 85 or 60 hp. engine; Improved Easy-Action Safety Brakes; Broadcloth or Mohair upholstery. Mohair extra in One tail light, one sun visor; Twin horns; 3 body types; 3 colors.

also visited with Senator Schwartz and Congressman Greever. Mrs. Cubbage at this time took advantage of the opportunity to visit the historical spots of the city. Winston Howard, formerly of Douclas. and now engaged in the practice ol law in Denver visited at the offices of the Wyoming delegation while here recently on legal matter.

Mark Dally of Torrington, was a recent visitor in Washington. He BE LUXE FORD V-8 112" tvheelbase; 85-hp. engine; Improved Easy-Action Safely Brakes; Mohair or Broadcloth upholstery; Twin horns, tail lights, sun visors; Clock; 6.00" tires, white side-walls are extra; 8 body types; 6 colors. Jane Has Papas, Jams and Lively Time See him make those long runs and touchdowns in the C. U.

D. U. game, defeating D. U. 34 to 7, One father? She's got forty-five! i lA I One jam? She's in four hundred and fifty! One laugh? There's at least forty-five hundred of them in "45 Fathers." fun-packed picture starring Jane Withers, and featuring Thomas Beck, Louise Henry and the inimitable Hartmans.

eccentric ventriloquists and Broadway satirists of the dance, which opened Sunday at the Rialto theater. A group of millionaires draws lots to determine "which lucky man is going to have his life brightened bv this sweet little and then shout for help as Jane starts throwing things around and the ventriloquizing Hartmans start throwing their dancing, voices and discretion to the winds in the funniest picture Jane ever made. Now PIaYiiH PnlCC roR CAm DCUVCRCD IN 1 I 5 DETROIT TAXES EXTRA Standard Ford V-8 (60 hp.) Coupe, Tudor, $644; Fordor, $689. Standard Ford V-8 lip.) Coupe, $629; Tudor, $669; Fordor, $714. Pe Luxe Ford V-8 (85 hp.

onM Coupe, $689; Todor, $729; Fordor, $774; Convertible Conpe, $774; Club Coope, $749; Convertible Club Coupe, $804; Phaeton, $824; Convertible Sedan, $904. Standard and De Lnxe cars eqnfpped with bumpers, bnmper guards, spare wheel, tire, tube, lire lock and band, cigar lighter, twin horns, and headlight beam indicator on strument panel, at no extra charge. In addition, De Ltrxe cart are equipped with extra tail light, windshield wiper, stm risor; also de luxe steering wheel, glove compartment lock, clock, and chrome wheel bands, at no extra charge. IRENE'S A DREAM! were used only in expensive cars. Since then, four million Ford owners have learned the genuine enjoyment of driving an eight-cylinder car with all-around economy.

The thrifty "60" engine, especially, makes possible in Standard models a very low first cost and egually low operating cost. BOTH LINES LOW PRICED With two distinct designs, two engine sizes and two price ranges, youll find a 1938 Ford car to fit your needs exactly. Whichever one you choose you get the same proved Ford features. advantages. For them, we designed a new De Luxe line.

The De Luxe Ford V-8 Sedans are longer with more room, larger luggage and finer appointments. De Luxe cars are equipped with the 85-horsepower engine only. The Standard is even lower priced than the De Luxe. It has graceful new lines and well-tailored interiors. It gives you again a choice of V-8 engine sizes 85 horsepower or 60 horsepower.

Before Ford made V- type 8-cylinder engines available to every one, they Ford offers two new cars for 1933 the Standard Ford V-8 and the De Luxe Ford V-8. They are different in appearance but built to the same high standard of mechanical excellence on the same chassis. Because people liked our 1937 car so well, they bought more than of any other make. They liked its looks, its smooth, economical performance, and the way it handled. We have improved on that car in the newly styled Standard Ford V-8.

But some folks wanted still more size and style, with the same Ford PHDV'Q QrRV A Ml IN THE WILDEST tX ROMANCE EVER SEEN Thirty Years Ago In Casper Pure, Soft, DRINKING WATER from the famous HILLCREST SPRING "Nature Made It Pure" 10c per GaK If Called for at STATION 1633 S. POPLAR fi ON THE SCREEN! Judge C. E. Carpenter made an order that no one should in the future visit the prisoners in the county iail except on Saturdays, between the hours of 2 and 3 o'clock. Lottie Smith is better known as English Lot, died in this city and the remains were interred in Highland cemetery.

Mrs. Smith has been a resident of Casper since the early days. Two arc lights are required to light the city of Douglas, and the town council has been commended for its liberality in maintaining so muc) illumination. Casper has 20 arc lights and people in differents parts of town are petitioning our town council for a dozen more. re Cordially Invited to Inspect THE TWO NEW FORD V-8 PASSENGER CARS FOR 1938 At Our Showrooms 125-137 North Center Street WE ALSO INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR NEW BUILDING Located at 132 North Wolcott Street Where Our NEW 1938 TRUCKS AND COMMERCIAL CARS ARE ON DISPLAY Take this opportunity to make yourselves acquainted with the enlarged facilities for service and storage of your AUTHORIZED FORD AND LINCOLN ZEPHYR DEALER We Will Fill Your Containers The Tribune has been commended by a number of people interested in mining in the vicinity of Lander and the Willow creek country for its very fair article written in regard to the Red canvon placers, and the alleged swindle that was peroetrated on the Greenoughs.

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