Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 6

THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD CASFZH. WTO. Friday, Dccercbcr Pape Six 10. In LUMBER FIRM WILL PLAII CAMPAIGN FOR LUTHERAN SYNOD Roundup of State News DEBATE COVERS WAIST LINES ll lin left her infant daughter, Jackie, with Mrs. Lloyd Carlburg during the afternoon, and when she returned, found them unconscious.

Mr. Carlburg and the doctor who came to the rescue also nearly collapsed before they ferreted out the source of trouble. make, send for 'The Art Making." You'll Lie MCi help you. a a Brother-in-Law of Mrs. Rose ClaJ in-law of Mrs.

Robert r'p? received here this week repassed away on Tu extended illness. Mrs. with her sister. Mrs. BJ past several weeks, and 'l who has been attendire tt matters in Nebraska, has east to attend the funenuS They are expected to re--1.

Casper early next week I Subject Is Part of Farm Controversy and a Few Precautions." All methods of coffee brewing are explained va the booklet from making a cup to brewing large quantities. Whatever your favorite method may be, the right way of making coffee by that method is thoroughly described. According to Hills Bros. experts, the five essential rules for making good coffee are: 1. Measure both coffee and water accurately.

"I just can't seem to make good coffee." "My husband is always complaining about my coffee." If you've heard remarks like these from your friends at one time or another, perhaps even made them yourself, you'll be happy to know that the problem can be simply solved. To obtain perfect satisfaction in the cup, it's only necessary that you take the same exacting care in brewing that the manufacturer does Turkey Growers To Net $21,000 BUFFALO The first turkey shipment of the season made from here Thursday and Friday Is expected to net Johnson county growers ercund $2 1,000. according to County Agent Pete Jensen. Another shipment Is due to leave Buffalo next January. Sheridan Debates Nocturnal Rodeo SHERIDAN With dates of the snr.ual set for July 13.

14 and 15 next year, directors of the seven-year-old show will debate the possibility of staeimr the performance nightly WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 Women's waist lines have wriggled Captured After Night in Desert WORLAND. After spending a cold night in the bleak badlands east of Worland. Pablo Martinez, who escaped from the state industrial school last week, was captured when hp returned to the valley in search of food.

He will be returned to the school. J. 2. Time coffee-making carefully. 3.

Keep the coffee-maker clean. 4. Never boil nor overheat coffee 5. Serve coffee as soon as possible 111 after it is, made. 1- Conies of this helpful booklet may mio senate aeDate on the farm bill.

Senator O'Mahoney was protesting against an attempt to reduce crop production, saying more consumption of farm products was needed. Senator Copeland who Is a physician, asked if O'Mahoney "meant we might change the practice of our women and have them eat more bread and not slenderize so much?" "I would have them eat more meat, which would be very slenderizing," replied O'Mahoney. who comes from a livestock producing area. Senator Borah a critic of the bill, interposed: "We do not have to change the waist lines of the women to have be had without any charge simply by writing to Hills 2 Harrison st San Francisco, California. If you are not satisfied with the coffee yoa PORTLAND.

Dec. 10. The Inman-Pulsen Lumber company planned today to resume operations on Monday under circumstances little different from those which closed its plant and seven other Portland sawmills four months ago. Employes voted 376 to 183 In favor of the C.I.O. yesterday in an election called by Governor Charles Martin.

A.F.L. leaders whose picketing and boycott of C.I.O-operated mills caused the protracted shutdown, said the boycott would be tightened despite the vote which affirmed a previous ruling of national labor relations board that CJ.O. was the collective bargaining agent. Governor Martin. at Salem, promised "the full protection of local and state authorities" for the In-man-Poulsen employes, "now that the matter has been settled In the good old American way." He said he Rave the Inman-Poul-sen men "a fairly conducted election." which was "something the national labor relations board would not do." George Brown, CI.O.

union official, said "the governor asked for this: now let him effect a He added that the A.F.L. boycott "couldn't stop enough lumber to build a smokehouse." The factional labor dispute started when some locals refused to abide by a decision of the Sawmill and Timber Workers' union switching affiliation from the AJU to the In blending, roastmg, anq packing the coffee. The last step of coffee manufacturing takes place in the home. If you fail to do your part properly, all the efforts of the coffee roaster to endow his product with the skill of experience are of no avail. You may have all kinds of miscellaneous coffee-making directions in your "kitchen library." Generally, however, you'll find them brief and sketchy incomplete even at best.

But now the long-felt need for complete, thorough, and authoritative information about proper coffee-making has been met. for Hills Ue Our LAY-AWAY Pi Cody Flier May Pilot Ski Fans CODY. Bill Monday, veteran pilot of the Cody country, who has been flirting with the Tetcns and other high peaks for a number of years, is dealing with Western Air Express for the contract of flying planes between Pocatello and the fashionable winter sports resort of Sun Valley, in Idaho. Monday believes the class of people who can afford Sun Valley's luxurious rates will want to save all possible time by flying to the resort. Fred W.

Tun-nell. another experienced mountain pilot of Cody, will assist Monday in flying the route, if plans under floodlights. Proponents of the mcve point out that the show would draw a larger attendance at night as a result of cooler weather and the fact more people would be able to spare time for the event. Famous Dude Ranch Sold SHERIDAN. Contract for sale of the famous and picturesque IXL ranch, one of the oldest cattle and dude layouts in the northern Wyoming country, was signed by both nartie? this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Milward. the pioneer owners, agreed to sell the property, lying just north of Dayton on Tongue river, to William Henry Harrison.

Indianapolis attorney, and his wife. Mary Fiizabeth Harrison. The sale F. 1L SMITH Appointment of P. H.

Smith of Casper and c. A. uarnnarat oi ai the bread of the country consumed. If all the women are permitted to eat. they will all have slim figures when we get through, on the basis of present production of the United States." Borah contends that Instead of reducing surplus crops, the government should buy them for the poor.

of san rrancisco, conee roasters for 60 years, have published an interesting booklet entitled "The Art of Coffee-Making." Dedicated to "perfection in the brewing of good coffee," the book has 22 brief chapters dealing with every phase of coffee-making in the home, from "How Much Coffee and How Much Water" to "Helpful Hints buquerque. N. as chairmen of special activities of the Rocky mountain synod of the United Lutheran church in America was announced Friday in Philadelphia. Smith, long active in the Grace price for a total or around z.uu'j acres of deeded and leased land was THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG net revealed. Mortimer Also Ran SHERIDAN.

Mortimer the Maverick party's candl- English Lutheran church of Casper and several times a delegate to the Rocky mountain synod, will plan promotional activities and publicity in connection with the U. L. C. "appeal" officially marking its 20di anniversary. He will supervise distribution of educational material during the weeks preceding the actual appeal dates not yet announced by the synod.

The post assigned Smith, and that assigned Barnhardt. are considered News Behind the Scenes in WASHINGTON (Continued from Pas On) grocery mm mnmiET Second Park WE DELIVER Phone SOS Job Census Sets Chiselers' Trap SAN FRANCISCO (VP) The post-office got an idea when the mailmen brought back a number of unemployment census envelopes with the notation "unknown at this address." Fictitious names at such addresses mostly cheap lodging houses along this city's "Skid Row" will checked up against the state relief rolls with a view to exposing frauds. date for whatever office is open at nv civen time, polled Just one vote the recent Sheridan city election, 'he canvassing board announced. The "statesman from Powder river." ns he is called, is a favorite comic in L. L.

McBride's column "Read Tm and Weep" in the Sheridan Press. "If It Comes from White's, It Is Good to Eat' noon. He sent a special messenger to ask for a transcript of his testimony eo that he might "revise" it, and as yet the committee's printers have not received his corrected copy. The hush-hush squad which has assumed charge of his 1940 presidential boom is still giving the once-over to his anti-Ickes outburst. Cudahy's Ever-Ready HAM Cook it 7 minutes to pound, Off lb.

Otll, I DOUBTER Within a few days-December 12, to be exact the society columns will headline the news that 'Joseph P. Kennedy has flown to 'IfrUttf lust beat in the cao and aanrfor lunch, mcks and late supper, alter movies or card namw highly important by the church organization. Barnhardt's duties will include the arranging of appeal rallies and special services throughout the synod, in addition to routing the "flying of prominent ministers who will speak in various cities in the near future. A motion picture, "The Thunder of the Sea," is being filmed especially for the anniversary appeal and arrangements for at least one showing to each of the congregations in his area will be among Barnhardt's duties. Smith is a member of the council, governing body of the Grace English Lutheran church, and president of its brotherhood.

A Casper resident for the past 10 years, he is an electrical expert in the employ of the Mountain States Power company. He and Mrs. Smith reside at 1623 South Spruce-st, where he owns his own home. In their new posts. Chairmen Smith and Barnhardt will work with chairmen of evangelism, finance, music and pageants, also with the president of their synod and with a special representative of the board of American missions of the U.

L. C. A. in drafting appeal plans. CHICKEN A LA KING l-lb, jars, 2 for 65 6 CORN ON THE COB 4 Ige.

ears, 2 cans --39 i tmmmmi mm KIPPERED HERRING Richelieu, 2 23 DERBY TAMALES Ready to serve, 2 11 -oz. jars 39c- PICKLES Sweet, Sweet Mix or Dills, 25-oz. jars, 2 23c Christmas Candies, Mixed Nuts Shelled Nute, Salted Nuts, Blanched Nuts, Imported Figs and Stuffed Dates. Cupid Scores in Big Horn County EAS1N. Take it from courthouse records in Big Horn county, the depression is over.

County Or Frank Standefer reported there were 17 marriage licenres issued in the county last month, as compared to a total of 22 licenses for the entire year of 1933. Airway Plan Turned Down WORLAND. The proposition ot J. Kirk Baldwin, state treasurer, to put Worland on the map of Chey-rnne Airways. for a monthly guarantee of $250 from local businessmen was turned down flatly by riirerfors of the Alfalfa club Wor-land's counterpart of a chamber of commerce.

Gas Is Nearly Fatal to Four WORLAND. A leak In a gas line near the family furnace was nearly fatal to three adults and a youngster Saturday before it was discovered and repaired. Mrs. L. P.

Frank- Tm having fun iVe found Palm Beach to swim in the sunshine and recuperate from his labors as maritime commission chairman. The story should appear in the political or financial columns. Though it won't be advertised, the brilliant New Deal trouble-shooter will be quitting the administration forever unless he succumbs again lo Mr. Roosevelt's persuasive arguments. "Joe" figures that he has finished his work of planning an economically self-sufiicient merchant marine, and that it is up to congress and the Whltehouse to take it or leave it.

Pact is that "Joe" Is fed up with filling federal chairs, and serving as art advertising dummy in the New Deal window for alarmed conservatives. Time and neain hp. has beeeed xtt VEAL ROAST Best shoulder cuts, ID 1 Boned Rolled, lb 25 PORK HAMS Fresh, small, or whole, lb STEAK Genuine Corn-Fed Sirloin, T-Bone or Short Cuts, 32 OVEN ROAST Best cuts, lb 22'd BACON Swift's Oriole, sliced, lb. 35 MINCE MEAT Borden's old time. lb 20e SPRINGS HENS Fancy heavy breeds, lb27Hf ihis friend in the Whltehouse to 1940.

with a Byrd or Vandenberg (don't listen to their protestations) as the nominee. A WAY TO MAKE SIMPLY WONDERFUL COFFEE. EASY WITH THAT NEW SPECIALLY MELLOWED BUTTER-NUT. IT IS 50 MUCH RICHER-SO SMOOTH AND MELLOW. WITH FLAVOR LIKE THAT TO START WITH YOU JUST CANT HELP HAVING GRAND SUCCESS.

TRY IT AND SEE. SALAD DRESSING or SANDWICH SPREAD U-pints isj Pints 22 6 Quarts 39 il (Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate) CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS MRS. SCHRAGA'S Homemade FRUIT CAKES THE HOME OF MONARCH DEL MONTE I. G. -JACK SPRAT tf) OSi cz: rspEciAL MmSwig ft I JJ The United States Civil Service commission has announced an open competitive examination for the positions of assistant fisheries statistical and marketing agent.

$1,800 a year, and junior fisheries statistical and marketing agent, $1,620 a year, in the bureau of fisheries, department of commerce. Certain education, and experience in fisheries work are required. Full information may be obtained from Harold W. Clark, secretary of the U. S.

Civil Service Board of Ex-aminers, at the postoffice in this city A first gTade child reads 55 words a minute, a high school student 193 words a minute, a college student plump for recovery rather than reform, but he has received scant encouragement. He would. If drafted, undertake the assignment of liaison man between the WTiitehouse and business, but he must first be convinced that Mr. Roosevelt means business and not politics in his recent right about face. Nobody has been more Responsible for the president's gentle gestures toward private industry than "Joe" who dares to lecture "the boss," but even he isn't sure that his etock market talks have registered.

KEYMAN SEC Chairman William Douglas Is more insistent on reorganizing the New York stock exchange from inside or outside than most people realize. In private talks he explains "why" there must be a thorovuh-going reform. Mr. Douglas and President Roosevelt, too figures that there are two Rtronj? groups in the exchange the speculative and the solid elements. The former in his opinion, seek simply to amass money from gambling, white the latter furnish- a marketing piace for capital.

He believes and says so somewhat emphatically that the gambling spirit dominates the exchange under the present setup. He doesn't think, lo use his own nhrsse. that a "private club should control a public agency." He doesn't feel that the Gay regime has shown much improvement over the Whit-rev days. His attitude explains why John W. Hanes is under serious consideration for one of the two vacancies on the SEC.

Mr. Hanes is a "commission man." handling public business and investments according to the Douglas theory and he will fit into the scheme.of salvation which Washington has decreed for Wall Street and its sister thoroughfares throughout the country. QUALITY SERVICEVARIETY QUALITY SERVICE VARIETY AW! MEAT DEPT. PHONE 63 SPECIALS FOR DEC. GROCERY DEPT.

Phone 41 SPECIALS FOR DEC. 11 DELICIOUS HAI LOAF CJomposed of fresh ham. veal pork. No cereal a deed. WHITE EAGLE LAUNDRY SOAP 10 Ban Stores Inc.

WOLCOTT AND FIFTH Bananas, 3 10 Lettuce i wice Oranges 3 hds. IOj 9 Trade Eggs, 25d CASPER'S FAMOUS FOOD STORE Phone 41 Phone 4 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS CORN ON THE COB, large can 18c JELLO, all flavors 5c PINEAPPLE JUICE (Del Monte), large, 50-oz. 32C OLEO (Cudahy's Best), 2 lbs ZlC FLOUR (Best Out West), 48-lb. sk. 81,85 PEARS (Del Monte), No.

2V2 He. can PEANUTS (large Jumbos), 2 lbs. g5c MIXED XMAS NUTS, No. 1, 2 PUMPKIN (Kuner's), No. 22 Ig.

can 13c TOMATO JUICE (Heinz), tall cans, dozen Q5c RED POTATOES, No. 1, 10 lbs 1 FRESH EGGS, Ranch, Doz. 26c XMAS TREES XMAS CANDY APRICOT ROLLS, 8 to 9C MEAT DEPARTMENT POT ROAST, lb 20c RUMP ROAST, lb 23 PRIME RIBS, boned and rolled or standing, lb.27d VEAL ROAST, lb PORK ROAST, lb. 20d PICNICS, lb LINK SAUSAGE (little pig), lb 27if LAMB LEGS, genuine spring, lb. 27 LAMB SHOULDERS, lb 221 SPRINGS HENS GEESE TURKEYS LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS POULTRY.

LbSc STANDARD FRESH OYSTERS I PQCIGIF (Ml Pt-I12C PHILIPS' SOUPS Tomato and Vegetable Large cans, 2 for -15 GREAT NORTHERN BEANS, 3 lbs 10? ALLSWEET OLEO A Fine Product Lb. 19 BANANAS, fancy, lb. Srf SWISS STEAK Center cut round, lb. 27lj ALWAYS A CHICKEN SPECIAL ON SATURDAY SALAD DRESSING, quarts I5d Mince Salad Meat Dressing 9 14ri Walnuts Macaroni Tomatoesj MILK No. 2 cans TaI1 Carg 3 for 25j 6 for 39p WE CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK SATURDAY ft IGHTS 1910 Harry Byrd's luncheon to anti-Roosevelt Democrats from the south and two dyed-in-the-wool Republicans was the most spectacular and significant event on Capitol Hill in many months.

The guests announced that they talked an economic pro-business coalition, but the important news is that they were thinking of an anti-Roosevelt political alliance. Every southern Democrat who attended holds an almost 100 per cent record of opposition to the White-house program: they lined up against the president even in the holy and happy days of March-May 1933. The two Republicans who supped Jeffersonian food Messrs. Vandenberg and Townsend are almost the only senate G. O.

who can boast an anti-Roosevelt slate. Mr. V. Is an outstanding prospect for a 1940 nomination Republican or anti-New Deal coalitionist and Mr. Townsend is the slickest money-collector since New York National Committeeman Charles D.

Hilles retired. The Republicans' nrcNew Deal senate leader Mr. McNary was a notable absentee. There will be similar luncheons and dinners within the next few months, but they will be so guarded that the news. won't leak Into the headlines.

They will be held at private homes after dark whpn reporters have gone to bed. Tha net result may easily be the formation of a nonpartisan anti-New Deal party for QUALITY MEATS- CONCENTRATED Lre. beef PALM0LIVE 3 for 17d I SUPER SUDS TH tti Ik for Wistini Dltftit I TIM Km In for Wistit Citt CRKSTillMSTESOA? 39 Ui j--vs T-iinin-irliinnriii 1 yr Wmm STEAK IGjtf BEEF ROASTS 15 PURE LARD 1H SWIFT'S SLICED BACON 29 P'k Chops 23 IMfttir foil fir iinnjU'. J.I WWW" mmmj mm 1 1 1. in IT Guaranteed Finest Cake Flour 45 MORE FLOUSt THAN STANDARD PACKAGES TODAY'S r)PJ SPECIAL PRICE JL i YELLOW LABEL O.

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