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JOE HER THAN WOMEN
HAVE APPENDICITIS
Medics! reports show men are morr
subject to appendicitis although many
sudden rases ■*evur among women. It
ran be guarded against by preventing
Intestinal Infection. The Lntestina
antiseptic, Adler-i-ka. a/rts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, reraovtng a’’
foul, decaying matter wMch might
cause infect;oo. It brings out matter
you never thought was in ycur system
and which may hare been coisonlrg
you for months. Ad'•»*-*--m U HXuEI.
LfiNT tor gas oa the stomach. West
ern Drug Company, Cody. Wyo.
The Mint Case
We Use the Celebrated
CORONA BLEND COFFEE
Made in Electric Percolator
TABLES FOR LADIES
Soft Drinks, Snake*, and
Good Candies In
Counectieo
We serve Eastern corn-fed
Beef—Steaks a Specialty
Hotne Made Chile
Everything Good to Eat
MAKE EVERY HOUR
A HAPPY HOUR! •
Pool Billiards |
Cards Bowling [
LUNCH COUNTER
With Blanche Gokel fixin’ I
op the eats
LOVE’S PLACE !
CAP. %
AND**®
A BIT SKEPTICAL
"Who !s that important-l«okteg
stranger?"
“He styles himself the advance
guard of prosperity. He is here to
address the business men of our
town."
“The btxei proprietor doesn’t seem
to believe he’s the advance guard of
prosperity. He has just refused to
cash the stranger’s cheek.”
Lions.
Little Mary (watching cubs play)—
Mamma. will they be men when they
grow up?
Mamma—No; what makes you think '
that?
Little Mary—l heard uncle y ester- |
day say to papa, "You were some iiou
when you were young."
Sgnrffcant Gesture.
“Ton have some large, heavy paper
weights on your desk."
"Tea." said the editor of the Chlg
persvifle Clarion. “By laying my hand
raresslngly ou one of these weights I
have frequently cooled down an Irate
subscriber who came in here with the
Intention of using me for a floor mop."
LOOKS SERIOUS
“Me brudder wanted me to see If
you'd be engaged dis eveningF*
-What a fenny way for Mm to
proposer
Musjnga of a Motor Cop,
Sveet HortMss has eons too fax
In debt. C. pXalntr wvo,
WMI» stw*e pnrtn< for her car
She can’t bay paaottaa
L- tip Against ft.
“Smith,” said the visiting artist, “if
yoo can't make your studies and land
scapes seU, why don’t yon try workiag
in the nude a little while?*
t *Tm right on the verge of it.” said
Smith dolefully. “I don’t think this
last suit of mine will stand dmkSi
more wear”
Accommodation.
“Do yon expect that bill you bare
Just introduced to become a law?"
“Not” answered Senator Sorghum.
-If I thought It had a eLance I
wouldn’t have Introduced It. It was
one of those occasloas on which It
seems perfectly safe to oblige a
trteoi'
ITALY VERGES ON
POLITICAL REVOLT
ROME CABINET DRIVEN OUT BY
FASCIST! FIAT; MINIS-
TRY RESIGNS
KING EIMNUiuMT RETURN
Situation in Rome Hopeful; King
to Hold Conference
With Political Leaders to Form
Now Government
Rome. —The ministry of Premier
Facta has resigned, following an ulti
m-itnm issued by the fascist!. ordering
a general mobilization of it* forces If
’he cabinet declined to give up
The expectation Ln Rome is that
King Victor Emmanuel will return tc
the capital for conference with the
political leaders prior to the formation
of the new government.
The situation was regarded hope
fully In Rome. The belief prevailed In
Rome quarters that either Vittorio Or
lando or Giovanni G'olltti, bo-th farmer
premiers, would be requested to or
ganise a new cabinet.
The impression was advanced In
political circles that the Fact ministry
decided to retire chiefly to bring about
the fonuerdon of a strong administra
tion. which at the approaching reopen
ing cf the chamber of deputies would
be capable of facing the fesdstL
There was some speculation as to
whether the fascist! would yield to
offers of portfolios tn a cabinet head
ed by Gioflrti or Orlando or decide to
precipitate the matters by carrying out
their threats to seize the government
RNANCE PUN MILS
FOR 20.009 MEMBERS
Eastern Orvisien of Yellowstone Trail
Association Holds Annual Ccnven
vention at Hunter** Hot Springs
Bl’.’ln ns. —A plan for rahdug SIOXOCC
for financing the Yellowstone Trail
association, through 20.000 member
ships at 55, was the principal business
brought before the annual convention
of the eastern division at Hunter's Hot
Springy, from which Welter Clark,
president of the Billings Oummereial
dub. and Fred T. Lincoln. its secre
tary. returned recently. They reported
W. J. Mulvaney, of this city, director,
had been re-elected to that posidoa
He and Fd Keene remained over ar
i Hunter’s for rhe cfcsing features of the
meeting— ft banquet, followed by danc
ing.
According to Mr. Lincoln, the as*>
cfatfon meet was well attended, about
.50 delegn’-- frrm over the eastern part
of the state being present, and was in
teresting throughout as matters of con
siderable hnportance were discussed.
Mr. M presided over the meet
ing; His efforts during the last session
were 5.7 satisfactory that his re-elec
t tiou was vlrtaally unanimous.
George McCiru. mayor of Hunter'a
. Hot Springs and proprietor of the ho
, tel where the meeting was held, made
I the address of welcome, to which •
response was made by Ray Smith, of
f Milwauk-*-. president of the Yellow
stone Trail asaociatioa. who paid a
nigh tribe te to the members throughout
Montana for the work that they were
acco«npll <
H. O. Cooley, of Minneapolis, who !s
general mH manager, was the next
speaker and outlined a plan for the
finanrinz of the work for the coming
season. He proposed that 30.000 mem
bership* be sold ftt V> per year, mem
berships to cover a period of five years,
which would provide the association
with WMCO each year.
POSTOFFICE AT COWLEY BURNS
Cowley, Wyo.—Fire of unknown
origin br» »ke out tn the pogtofftee about
six o’clock In the evening and burned
-ous ! .dersble mall, the entire stock of
blank records. Luckily ail records
were saved. Smoke was discovered is
suing from the mslde of the office and
an alarm was Immediately turned Ln.
By the aid of a hose cart, responsive
ftixeM soon put the «re out. It La
thought an overheated stove may are
been the cause of the Ore.
ANOTHER OIL r MELOM" CUT
Elizabeth. N. J.—The directors <rf
the Borne-Scrymser company, a sub
sidiary of the Standard Ofl company,
producing lubricating oils, have de
tiared a stock dividend of 400 per eont
ind voted to increase Its capital stock
frm f2«?0.m0 to HxOOO.OOO.
U. 8. Approves State Elevator
Bismarck. N. D.—The new etate
'xwned elevator ar Grand Forks, was
approved recently by representatives
>f the United States dcyjartment of
igriculture and a federal Ucenoe will
>e issued.
One Minor Killed hi Fire
Galesburg. 111.--One mine worker
was killed and three injured recently
is a result of a fire in the hoist bouse
ind bor«* «hed In the Babbit mln*
Msr St. Augustine, 13 bDw Tr»xa
•sere.
LUCE FIRM GASSER
GOES 3,000,000 FEET
Barnsdall-Footer Corr par y Will Drill
Devpar ai Signe of Oil Are Dls
tfnet; Gas May Increase
Billings.—The gas well brought in
by rhe BamadaL-F-.ster o’orperati*® at
Its new well on the Luce farm In Lake
Basin a volume of between
XOCO.OOb and 3,000. feet by actual
test, according co R. J. Wallace, su
perintendent, went to the field
immediately when Driller 8.1 Nixon
reached Billings with news oC the tig
gadder and estimate’! it* flow at be
tween 5.01)0,000 and feet.
The regional superiutendenx ex
plained, however, that the ga* volume
may reach as mu‘*h as rhe first esti
mate or even more when it is deepenwL
as he said the gas was Increasing at a
rapid rate when drilling was stopped.
The well is new at a depth <rf 1.280
! feet, the gas coming from what is
termed the first break of the Eag?e
. sand.
Mr. Wallace said thax drilling would
be resume!, though it is now neces
sary to drill the hole dry. as the pres
sure of gas will not allow water to re
main in the pipe. It te thought that oil
may he found at a lower horizon of
' the Eagle sand.
“We know the Eagle te capable of
bearing ofl,” said the •upertnterdect.
“as k has shown ofl as far as six or
eight miles from this well."
SENT SPOILED CANNES
GOODS TO KILL YANKS
Haywood Gang Had 300 Reds Working
tn Packing Plant* la Chioapo
For Double Purpo—
Sacramento —W. E. Townoend. wh«
said be formerly was the “right hand
man” of William D. Haywood, bead of
the L W. W_ testified at the trial of
10 members of that organisation, that
be and other members of the L W. W.
coospired to send poisoned canned
roods to the American soldier* in
France during the World war. Town
send, who was a surprise witness for
the prosecution agiinat tLe 10 men
who are charged with violation cd the
state criminal «yn< ilea Item law, testi
fied that in one of the Mg packing
houses in Chicago 300 or 400 L W. W.
were at work during the war and tha:
part of the!.- task was to te#< cann—i
g4»te before shipment. I&stead of
condemning the cans, be said, the L
W. W. would tet them pass.
“We wanted to cripple the packers
and also we were opposed to the war."
Townsend teselflcL “We T.sed tn say.
‘Let them poison Unde Same damned
gunners.’ ”
Townsend testified that under the
direction of Haywoc t, who now te in
Russia, he joined the various fightiug
bmn«’h*s of the mili r ary service, wi'is
the purpose of sprea Bug the I. W. W
among the soldiers. He said
in 1930 he was a member of the ma
rines stationed a*. Mare Island. CAL
BROTHERS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH THEFT
Livings: oa. Mathew and Joeepb
Chepiak. brothers, are in the county
Jail charged with burgiary. The men
are alleged to have stolen guns and
bedding from a sheep eamp near Liv
ingston. When arrested the two
brothers denied their guilt and ciakn
•hat they were innocent.
According to the officers the men
visited a sheep camp near this c+ty
and made their escape with a number
of gun* and valuable blankets. The
Cbeplak brothers are well known in
Park county.
LARGE CROWD HEARS WHEELER
Bl’lings.—Staging room was at a
premium at the big Democratic rally
at the Cdteenm Tuesday evening which
was addressed by Burton K. Wheeler,
candidate for United States senator,
and J.weph R. Jackson. Candidate for
chief justice of the Montana eupraae
court. Following a brief address by
Judge Jackson, Mr. Wheeler spoke for
cearly two hours on national lerae*.
ALLIES AND TURKS UNFRIENDLY
Constantinople.—The allied generals
and the Turkish nationalists are still
at loggerbesds over the route to be
taken by the Turkish gendarmerie in
their occupation of eastern Thrace.
EBERT’S TERM SET UP TO 1522.
Berlin. —The rak-hstag. by a vote of
314 to 7S. decided to prolong the term
yf Frefderlch Ebert in The German
presidency sstfl 1525.
Youth Victim of Cave Trap
Cbeyenne.—Pearile ?7mgst, 15 years
>l<L <»e of two victim* of the sewer
•ave-tn here, wa* finally bronght to
the surface after five and nns half
Your* of benumbing cold and suffering
hrough a literal "hell on earith.”
Bryan Talks for Kendrick
Cheyenne, Wyo.—Eight hundred
people crowded Eagle* haH hero to
hoar William Jennings Bryaa deliver
a "train stop” speech in the In<seat
3f the candidacy of Senator John B.
Eemdrick.
SHORT
WYOMING
NEWS ITEMS
The Women's Departmental Club of
Casper has purchased two lots as the
site for a home for the organization
to be built at some future date.
Contractors are finishing the cement
work on the new reservoirs for Basin s
water system ind a new power house
is being constructed, the total cost
being 5100,000.
That Douglas would like to secure
the location of the tuberculosis sani
tarium U be built by the State of Wy
oming was the unanimous opinion of
the members of the Kiwanis club.
Martin C. Reasonover, charged with
assault with latent to kill In conne
tion with the wounding of Cart Sag*
at the Ogalatta ranch In Converse
county last year, was freed by a Jury
in District Court at Casper.
Wyoming will have a potato show
this year, the first of its kind In this
state. Torrington, being in the heart
of the potato district, has been select
ed for the show. It is to be an annua!
affair. The date is set for November
22, 23 and 24.
Although better than four-fifths of
the tots! has been paid, there Is still
due the State of Wyoming from its
various counties more than a quarter
of a million dollars In 1921 state taxes,
IT is shown in the official records of
Treasurer A. D. Hoskins.
Harry Wiard, city marshal of Cody,
and Rex Spencer have been formally
charged with assault with Intent to
commit murder as the result of the
mixup In which they engaged with
Bruce HMgr. a Federal prohibition
agent from Cheyenne. They pleaded
not guilty when arraigned on the
charge.
At the forthcoming session of the
Legislature an effort will be made to
put through a tax of one cent
per gallon, so that a large share of the
cost of building Wyoming roods would
be footed by tbe antoisrs of this state
and the tourists traveling through
from other states, it is indicated in
the October News Letter of the State
Highway Department.
One person out of every thousand In
the United States, approximately, en-
Joyed the privilege of touring tbe Yel
lowstone National Park during the
season just closed. The total number
of visitors was nearly lUOXJU'O and they
came from every state in ri*c Diioc,
all rhe territories and insular posses
sions of the United States, and twen
ty-three foreign countries.
Two suits filed in the Sheridan Dis
trict Court by tbe Wyoming Stock
men’s Loan Company, through Its at
torneys. Lombaugh and WenzeH. have
added tbe latest chapter to a series
of suits that have involved 1- F. Juba
st on, prominent Sheri and Jeb&aoa
County cattleman. stiuxr -aM spring,
and which have resulted In Judgments
against him of approximately SIOO,D»JU.
Tbe Midwest Oil Company and oth
er defendants to a suit involving title
to lands in the heart of the producing
area of tbe Sait Creek oil field,
brought by Henry Miller of Lusk.
Wyxu last June, have filed motions to
dismiss the action. The case will not
be set for trial until after the disposal
of these motions, and not. of course.
If tbe prayers of the defendants are
granted.
WHI lam Edward Taylor of San
Franriscn. who has been looking up
records In Laramie to establish his
claim that he is a son of William Des
mond Taylor, tbe movie picture direc
tor slain »a Los Angeles Feb. L ocay
have the body of the star exhumed Ln
bls efforts to prove his claims. He
intends to have the body examined for
scars of wounds said to have been re
ceived by the eider Taylor when he
was at Laramie.
OU lands In tbe Salt Creek field and
oil produced therefrom of tbe value of
many millions of dollars, one estimate
placing the value as high as <43X»X
UOO, are involved Ln an action In equity
institued in the United States District
Court for Wyoming by Henry Miller
of Lusk, Wyou, against the Midwest
Oil Company and a number of other
corporations and individual defend
ants. Miller claims an Interest In the
lands, which cover acres, through
placer locations made thirty-five years
ago.
For six and one-half hours, while
firemen labored feverishly to release
him and traffic In nearby railroad
yards was at a standstill because
earth tremors caused by trains sent
new avalanches of earth and rock Into
tbe hole. Pearile Engst, 15 years old,
was Imprisoned at tbe bottom of a
sewer trench fourteen feet deep. In the
business district of Cheyenne. For
two hours of that period he was bur
led under seven feet of dirt and stones,
yet when he was rescued be stood up
without assistance and protested
Against being taken to a hospital. His
injuries are not serious. Tbe cavein
that buried Engst killed Wilbert Rob
Ins*®. 21 years old. of Diamond, Wyo.
Pasaing through Cheyenne recently
ow bls way from Laramie to Denver,
where be will continue his Investiga
tion, William Edward Taylor of San
Francisco states that be was about
ready to begin proceedings to contest
the will of William Desmond Taylor,
slain movie director, of Loa Angeles.
State Treasurer Hoskins has been
spending a few days In Opal, where
Im superintended a •hipmem of 200
head of cattle. It Is reported that
cents was received for the steers,
which are bring sent to the Union
State yards at Los Angeles.
CH YOUR MONEY’S WORTH .
LUMP COAL $425 SI.OO
Best in Cody At Mine Delivered
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<*•« <BB Native coal co.
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SOFT DRINKS
Cigar* Card* Games
Boot-hl.cM Stand
* Legal Guarantee
Me m*W g *tfs n»> pain—coetiMt wool
Aak to aee Cl* ■ ais Pile Treatment.
Cody Drug Company
Cody, ----- - - Wyoming
SI,OOO Reward
■rffi ue paid for information lead
mg to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persona killing
or stealing stock belonging tn
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Cody, Wyoming
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