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Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21

DiLqrin1s Praise BQlf0ur,S Part in Arms Parley
Leading European
Exchanges Highest
in Several Years

New York, Feb. 2O.-Leading
European exchanges Monday
mounted to highest quotations ia
years. Their advance acocmpanfed
further strength in the grain and
cotton markets, which was at
tributed to foreign buying.
Demand sterling or British bills
sold at S4.39, gain Of I 3.4 cents
over the week end. The heavy
buying of this remittance suggested
covering of an urgent character.
Demand bills on Paris, Brussels
and italian centers were 10 to ~
points higher, but the German
mark collapsed to the years low OF
44-i00 or 6l/2 points under last
weeks best price.
Exchange on the central Euro
pean powers, including Austria,
Poland and ho-Sioyakia, also
eased. Reactions of 2 to 10 points
In Danish. Norwegian and Swedish
quotations we're regarded as logical
declines from their present steady
gains.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST STEEL COMPANY

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. "a pet-
tion asking that the Pittsburgh Tin
Plate and Steel corporation bs adtudssd
Monday BY Mrs. Florence Shapley OF
Philadelphia, Edward A. Krauss Of the
United Steal and Supply company, r.,
A. Ensign and Jennie B. Taylor Of
Pittsburgh. The company has failed To-
pay its taxes and has Indicated that i'll
ID bankrupt according to the petition
Creditors named In lAe petition rep
resent clxihs asgrsgstin4 go. IA, 90.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
1000 DELEGATES THR0NG
DUBLIN FOR CONVENTION
WHEN VOTE TO Be TAKEN
De Valera as President Of Organization Will
Preside at Mansion House Meeting; Result
of Ballot Cannot Be Forecast, but Rival
Body Expected to Result Regardless of Count.

Dublin, Feb 90 (By The Associated Press 1.-The hotels
of Dublin crowded Monday night with delegates who will
attend the opening of the Ard Fheis national Sim Fen
convention More than 1000 delegates had arrived up
late hour Monday evening The convention expected have
important bearing the efforts of Eamon de Valera and
his followers to prevent the treaty with the British govern
ment from being carried into effect Mansion House
pected to be the center of assembly Mr. de
Valera president of the Sim Fen will preside
deliberations of the gathering
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
SUBJECT "FRAT" CANDIDATES
TO "MENTAl TORTURE" NOW

Providence, IL, Feb. c0.-Inita-
ton of freshmen fraternity candidates
at Brown has been abandoned in favor
of mental tortures by those learned in
psychological courses. Upper class
men Of two leading fraternities say
unworthiness."
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
CITY COUNCIL
MOVES AGAINST PROHIBITION

Cleveland. Feb. "a resolution
protesting against the prohibition
amendment to the United States con
stitution and appealing to congress to
modify it to permit the manufacture
and sale of light wines and beer was
adopted by city council Monday night.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
TAR AND Feather PARTY
HELD FOR TEXAS MERCHANT

Marshal. Tex. Feb. 2O.-Four un-
masked men Monday abducted Ray
Daniels, manager of local mercantile
store, took him outside the city limits
and tarred and feathered him. Daniels.
according to witnesses, was in front
Of the postoffice when seized. Daniels,
II is said. received a letter several days
aYo advising him to leave town.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
PERSHiNG is AWARDED
HIGHEST POLISH HONOR

Warsaw, Feb. 2O.-President Pill
sudski Monday announced that he had
awarded General John Pershing the
Order of the White Eagle. This is the
highest decoration in the gift of Poland.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-21
REBEL GENERAL KILLED
IN BATTLE IN MEXICO

Mexico City, Feb. 0,-General
Pablo Marrero, who last week started
an uprising in the state of Chihuahua
was killed Monday morning near Ciud-
ad Lerdo, In . fight with federal
forces.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-07

IONUI tOFOHUO To- VHO
week % ,oo9.Uz
The operating force of the water de-
partment put 81 meters into commits
sion again, the activities of these sem
sitive bits of mechanism having been
previously suspended for the winter
by the same agency.
Water mains were tapped last week
at the request of eight new consumers.
the list having steadily increased for
the past year or two.
The weekly report of the police force
chief was comforting and ~reassuring.
Not a single cause for action had been
found by this adjunct of the depart
ment of public safety and the only
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-07
WILDWOOD CITY BAND is OFF,
CIAL LEGION BAND

The Wildwood City Band, Oscar
Huebner, director, is in demand at
public affairs and it's members give
of their time and talents without re-
Enumeration. The Legion Posts of the
county in return for their services at
various times recently elected the
I Wildwood City Band to be the official
county band of the Legion. The men,
bers often are called upon to neglect
their own business in order to attend
practice or to play at some function.
The following compose the total mem
bership of the band, there being 81
members in all:
ROSTER OF THE BAND
Oscar Huebner, Director
PasquaIe Cologero, clarinet, shoe
repairing, Wildwood.
Harry Bellangy, clarinet, mail car
rier, Cape May City.
Evan Troxall, clarinet, ice cream
manufacturer, wildwood.
George B. Mccullough, cornet,
paper hanger, Wildwood.
Chester Frankheiser, cornet, auto
mechanic, Wildwood.
J. Clement Foster, cornet, printer,
Cape May Court House!
w. COPYRIGHT Smith, cornet, Mayor
of Wildwood.
William J. Bethel, cornet, glass
worker, Cape May Court House.
Charles Holmes, cornet: steam engi-
neer, Cape May City.
Arthur Reeves, cornet, plumber,
Cape May City.
mechanic, Wildwood.
Frank W. Robinson, saxaphone, tea
cher of music, Wildwood.
William Peoples, alto, printer, Wild
wood.
John w. Smith, alto, assistant man
ager of Abbott's milk diaries, Wild
wood.
oliver H. Eachus, alto, railroad con-
ductor, Wildwood.
w. H. Austin, alto, coal and building
materials, Wildwood.
Walter Beers, alto, shoe dealer,
Roy L. Foster, baritone, hardware,
Cape May Court House.
William Kalbach, baritone, electrl-
cal contractor, Wildwood.
Walter Butterfield, tenor, machine
shop and garage proprietor, Wlld1
wood.
Luther Swain, tenor, grocery dealer,
Cape May Court House.
H. Arnold Smith, trombone, auto
mechanic, Wildwood.
Harry Shubert, trombone, book
keeper, Wildwood.
Jubal Smith, trombone, manager
Abbott's milk diaries, WILDWOOD
Warren Kalbach, bass, electrical
city inspector, wildwood.
c.. Taylor, bass, auto mechanlc'
Wildwood.
William Rappold, drum, musician
Wildwood.
Joseph Miller, drum, paper hanger
wildwood.
John Green, cymbals, clerk, Wild
wood.
Paul Meyer, bass drum, chauffeur
wildwood.
, 1922-12-06

teams but 10 select the most eligible.
1t was decided at first to have only
eight organizations in the league but
Is applications were received and a
12-team circuit was promoted as a
remedy to the situation.
The fives which will compete in an
11-week season, ach team of which
will meet the other teains twice, Civ
ing each team 20 games. will be from
the Kiwanls club. Methodist church.
Standard refinery No. /. Texas on
company. Ohio OIL company. Ameri-
can Legion. American Express COM
pany, Baptist church. Elks, Presby-
terisn church. the Backlog. and the
STANDARD refinery No. 3.
Each team has deposited SIS as
good faith that it viii finish the sea
son and has given its approval to the
bylaws of the league. sam Netf,
coach Of the high school basketball
team, and b. V. Osborne. secretary
of the league. will draft the schedule
today. Harry Black. C. u. Polling and
Mr.. Osborne will pass on tho eligibil-
, 1922-12-06
PAIR OF PANTS TO Be
USED IN TUG O. WAR
At THE LEARNER STORE

Ono OF the most unique athletic
events ever held In the sporting an.
nails of Casper is scheduled by the
Learner Shoe & Clothing store for
Thursday afternoon when a tug-of-war
viii be held with three men to a
team pulling on the respective pant
legs of a pair of "Sweet-Orr Tug o.
War" pants II the trousers rip or
e Mr.. Learner. the proprietor. will
present each man with a pair of
Sweet-Orr trousers free. II they fail
to rip or tear he VIII present them
with a bandana handkerchief free TO
wipe off the Precipitation.
The contest VIII take place at 8
Thursday afternoon at the
store at $50 South Center street.
The Remodeling Sale which is TAX
ing place at the Learner store this
week is breaking all records for
amount Of merchandise being disposed
OF TO tho Casper public. The prop
rietor hopes to dispose of his entire
stock in n few weeks in order hat he
can Immediately remodel the interior
OF the building and make better "a
ciiities for handling trade. The new
store will also have 4 complete base
ment stock.
, 1922-12-06
NEW MEDICAL
POWERS GIVEN
TO ASPIRIN
Pain Relieved Instantly
Cause Remedied Rapidly
By Tingle's Laxo Aspirin

The world. Of medicine ace
know,edEes that thy most snse-
tive pain stop Is aspirin-but
pure aspirin alone sttsntimes
causes natnienee or heartburn
This has caused numbers OF peo-
pie to fear IL and refrain from
using It even though they know
u will mean almost instAntAns-
bus relief from headaches, colds.
neuralgia And the like.
Now. however. Gomez the new
genuine aspirin setting fear
aside for confidsnss and swift
help. 1t holds the pain COM
batting power OF ordinary "a
pirin N full strength with tive
new qualities added.
Five grains of genuine aspirin
have been combined with . -sii.
known diEestant which terds
60 eounteract any discomfort.
Within ten minutes after lax
Ing. the saiicyiic acid II IN your
blood. distending the capiliAries
and relieving the congeHtion and
relaxing the poor. tired nsrves.
4 gentle laxative has also been
added. It thoroughly oieanses
the body of the poisons whish
whom pent up in the system So
often are the cause Of sever
pains and aches.
Use TINGLE'S LAXO A1PINn1
with the three points:
, 1922-12-06
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache Often Means
You Have Been Eating
Too Much Meat.

When you wake up with backache
and dull misery In the kidney region
Il may mean you have been eating too
much meat, says a well-known au-
thority. An excess OF meat may form
uric acid, which overworks the, kid
neys in their effort TO Otter it from
the blood and they become sort of
paralyzed m loggy. When your
kidneys get sluggish n clog you
must relieve them. like you relieve
your bowels. removing all the body's
urinous waste, else you have back
ache. sick headache. dizzy spells: your
tomach sours, tongue is coated. and
rheumatic twinges. The urine is
get sore. water scalds and you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult a good. reliable physi-
clan at nee or get from your pharma-
cist about four ounces OF Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys may then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice. COM
bined with litha. and has been used
for generations to clean and stimu-
late sluggish kidneys. also to neutral
lie acids in the urine so it no longer
irritate5. thus often ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, cannot In
jure and makes a delightful, efferves-
cent lithia water drink. Drink lots
OF soft water.-Adv.
, 1922-12-06

WASHINGTON. d. c. Dec 81
Radio communication between res
cuers on the surface and miners en-
tombed IN mines following fires and
explosions. fs a hope held out ~ the
United States bureau of mines. TO les
sen the horrors and losses OF mine dis-
asters. Preliminary tests conducted
by the bureau. with the cooperation
OF a great electrical manufacturing
concern. IN an experimental mine n
Bruceton. Pa. already have resulted
In a degree of ucceSs
While these experiments have 20
far failed TO develop n practical
method OF using wireless waves for
underground communication. never
theless. says a publication of the
mines bureau. they indicate already
that electro magnetic waves nay be
made 10 travel through solid strata.
In the Bruceton experiments signals
were heard distinctly through SO feet
OF coal strata. although thu audibllty'
fell OF rapidly as the distance was
increased. Longer wave lengths are
known to suffer less absorption and
may pos !Jiy b found practically ec-
sective under certain conditions.
Desirability Is Apparent
The d~esirabIity of substituting the
wireless system OF communication sor
the present telephone systems In use
In mines is evident in considering that
a rock fall or explosion. by breaking
wire connections. can put h entire
system out OF order. at the very time
Il is most urgently needed. On this
cou the mining industry Is inter
ested in any kind OF telephone system
that can be counted upon in an emer-
gency.
The preliminary experiments con-
sisted first in receiving signals from
without The mine by e a OF a re-
ceiver located inside. the mine. and
second. both sending and receiving
messages underground through the
strata. The feet that signals were
detected ut ALI. even though family.
was declared sufficient evidence OF
transmission through ground to en-
courage further experimenting.
In sending waves underground a
transmitter was used in such n man
ner as to send out continuous waves
of 200 to 900 meters length.
In all experiments the vertical an
tennae were found to give the better
results. The horizontal a%ntennae
gave practically 10 reception. \ loop
OF a single urn was used with fair
results. An but one OF these expert.
ments were tried with a wave length
Of 200 to 800 meters.
The strata at the experimental mine
lie almost horizontal. The directions
of strata, It rs said. may have some
influence on the transmission Of
radio waves. No doubt the degree Of
, 1922-12-06

I $4,000.
whispered conferences Indicated
that the major leaguers were in a
trading moo and IL IS likely there
VIII be some important sales before
the closing Of the meeting tomorrow.
Edward Barrow. business manager OF
the New York Americans, expects to
close P deal for the purchase OF
Pitcher Jake May. a former st. Louis
Nationals discard. who was a pitch
ing sensation with Vernon in the Pa
cinc coast league last season. May
won about 81 games.
Tho preliminary negotiations for
the purchase OF May have been con-
Guided and hat all remains is sigma
lures closing the deal. The price is
said to be SIS. 900.
when Hale was sold to the Ath-
letics yesterday, the deal made the
third Pacific coast league star to so
to tho majors within the last year at
record breaking prices. The White
Sox bought While Kamm, star third
baseman from San Franisco for
500 600. while the Giants purchased
jimmy o'Connell, a sensational out.
fielder from the San Francisco club
for $4,000.
Manager Ty Cobb OF the Detroit
Americans, together with President
Frank Navin. was in frequent con
ference with Manager Miller Higgins
Of tho New York Americans and
Business Manager Barrow. supposedly
about Bobby Veach. the veteran out
fielder, whom the Yankees have want
ed. and who &c said TO be anxious to
leave Detroit.
Kenesaw NJ. Lands, baseball com.
missioner, is scheduled to address the
major and miner leaguers at their
annual banquet tonight. He will not
discuss the draft.
The commissioner declared he
talked himself blue in the face" at
the minor convention in Buffalo last
year about restoration of the draft.
trying to bring the five recalcitrant
leagues back into line, but he made
no Roadway.
The commissioner is not expected to
reply TO the charges OF President
Tearney Of the Western and Three-I
leagues that he favored the White
Sox in the award OF Eugene Elsh.
outfeld star with the Sioux City club.
who. after being sold to h Pitts
burgh club for 10000 was awarded
to the White Sox. The decision was
based on u second pick" contrac;
made between the White Sox and
Sioux City. the latter club having
represented that first choice OF its
players had been granted to another
club. Sioux City failed to produces
proof of this It was reported Landit
ruled and Fish was ordered turned
over to the White Sox for $500.
, 1922-12-06
j. s. c. SELECTED
FOR BIC CANE
Will Play Penn State in East
US. West Game on Pasadena
Field.

los ANGELES. Dec. 6.-Both the
student body and faculty Of the Uni
Sersity of Southern California OK
pressed qualification today at the sc
lection of the Trojans yesterday by
the Pacific conference to represent
the west against the Penn State
eleven In the annual east versus west
football contest at PAsadena, Cal,
New Years day.
1--WE will do Dur best 10 uphold the
honor OF the west" said university of,
ficials.
The members of the football squad
were ~variously quoted as saying. "hot
dog!" and let us 1t emf
The Trojans will resume training
when Coach Elmer C.. c'Gloomy GUS
Henderson returns from tho annual
conference meeting December . at So
attic, It was said.
, 1922-12-06
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
By Briggs

Gales In Mexico City and trans
mitted through Governor Innocente
hugo OF Lower California The
order from General Gales stated
that his action wa., based ON reports
OF disorders and disturbances In
Tiaiuana. Mexican officials and
American doing business below the
international boundary declared
there had been no disorders Of any
md and that quit has prevailed for
some time throughout Lower Cali
forn'l. Officers Of . the Tiaiuana
Jockye club stated that there would
be no racing today, but they were
confident that necessary permission
for the resumption Of racing would
be received within ~ hours
, 1922-12-06
CALIFORNIA AND 'HUsKER
SQUADS MAY BATTLE ON
COAST CHRISTMAS DAY

PASADENA, Cal. Dec. c-The
University OF California and Cniver-
sity OF Nebraska football teams gladly
win be given permission to use the
Tournament OF Rose association sta
dunn for a game Christmas day. nc-
cording % John ]. Mitchell. presI-
dent Of the association.
Members Of the California Alumni
association here, are anxious to see
California IN one more game this sea
son ami. they sas, everything pos
s'ble will be done to have the Bears
play here Christmas day.
, 1922-12-06
HIGH SCHOOLS.
+. ARE ORGANIZED
southwestern Wyoming Pre-
pareI for New Season in
= Athletics.

GREEN RIVER, wyo.. Dec. g.
Representatives OF h high schools
OF southwestern Wyoming. at a meet
ing here. perfected the organization
Of Division No. l of the state high
school athletic association. Through
this organization the winners OF
championships in various sports VIII
be determined at the end Of each sea
son and a trophy awarded
The division is composed OF the
high schools OF Kemmerer, Mountain
View. Lyman, Evanston, Rawlins,
Hanna. Green River. Rock Springs
and Alton. r. NJ. Thompson. prin-
eipal of the Rock Springs high school,
v elected president of h associa-
tion for the first year.
, 1922-12-06

NEW IORK.-Honry 4. Slocum.
New YoriA will represent the United
States spt two international tennis
conferendsl at London, December 20
ard 81, 1t was announced by he
Ini.ed States Lawn Tennis asso.
citation.
, 1922-12-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE UP.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Sterllng ex.
change established another new high
record today. demand bills being
quoted at s4.56A or Ike above yes
terday's top price. The normal rate
Of the pound Is s4.ssSi.
, 1922-12-06
Of CITY BASKET LEAGUE
DEFINITELY FIXED LAST NIGHT
Eight Organizations Win Recognition Out
of IS Applications Filed for Member
ship; EIeven-Week Season Planned

AT the executive meeting of the Casper Basketball league
Tuesday evening the definite makeup of the organization
was determined with the elimination of the Chamber of
Commerce team and the granting of a franchise to 2 consoli-
dated team of teachers and scoutmasters from the Backlog
society. The leagues trouble has been not to find enough
, 1922-12-06
Calendar

Racing
Meeting OF Business Mems Racing
association, at New Orleans.
Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey
club. at Havana
Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at
Tijuana.
Baseball
Meeting Of National Association of
Professional Baseball clubs, at Louis.
VIE.
Cycling
Third dsy of annual six-day race
In New York.
Boxing
Floyd johnson VS.. Diu Brennan. Is
rounds, at New York.
, 1922-12-06

NEW YoRK-Luis Firpo. South
Amer can heavyweight, said re would
return to the United States soon. Tex
R-ckard announced.
, 1922-12-06
TRADE WINDS BLOW At MEETING
OF MINORS, DEALS ARE PENDING
Sale of Sammy Hale to Athletics May Be Opening
Wedge for Numerous Changes In Baseball
Fnmament; Yanks to Purchase May.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 6.-(By The Associated Press)
Trade winds began blowing at the minor league conven-
lion today as a result of the sale yesterday of Sammy Hale,
batting and fielding star of the Portland, Ore,
Climb of the Pacific coast league, to the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans for a rennrted price of PLAYERS and cash approXimating
, 1922-12-06

sPoKANE-Mike Yokel. OF Salt
Lake. was given the Referees de
css,on over Ted Thye OF Portland.
They are light heavyweight wrestlera
, 1922-12-06

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 5.-Rac-
ing at T~iajuana was temp irari y
suspended today under orders re-
ceived there from Minister OF War
, 1922-12-06

LOCISvILLE.-Jock Malone. st.
Paul, won n newspaper decision ovc
Bryan DoTney in n fe-round bout.
The men are middiewcights.
, 1922-12-06

wetness o; the strata influences the
transmission Of radio waves. Il was
reported The mine used is a COM
parativeiy dry one. but n small stream
OF waite RS continually flowing from
II. The underground workings follow
a horizontal fivssoot vein of bitumin-
Gus coal. and the transmission and
receptions inside the mine followed
the course OF this vein.
, 1922-12-06

Jeweiry INT watch repairing by ex-
pert workmen: all work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Manufacturing Co.
O-S Building. I2.a-tf
, 1922-12-06
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First in NeDs
Of All EUents
Questions
Answered

All inquiries addressed 10 the tribune Radio department viii be M
.wered te w A. Strong of the wseminE Radio corporation. who is in
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