Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1919 LANDER WILL BE MECCA FOR WOOL NEN THIS WEEK Paty ; |Caledonian Club Members Flu Epidemic Has Subsided, Re-'To Enjoy Dance Tomorrow. port, and Great Entertainment is Planned fgr Closing Days of the Week LANDER, Wyo., Jan. that all danger is Lander is getting under way for the! Wyoming Wool Growers’ convention St. Mark’s Guild Meets to be held here next Thursday, Fri-| day and Saturday and advance infor- | Tuesday Eevening. mation obtained from Secretary Wil- son indicates that over 200 will be in|the members of St. that the Na-| Tuesday evening at her home, 368 tional Wool Growers’ Association | North Maple street. meeting, scheduled to be held in Salt | called for eight o’clock. attendance. Reports Lake City, January 16-to 18, has/| been postponed indefinitely, are ex- Woman’s Club Has pected to whet interest in the con-',esson on India. ference here. It has been impossible to epee | a complete list of the speakers, but| the War Industries Board has prom- ised to send Lewis Penwell and one or two others from Washington. There will be a delegation of wool-| «¢pj men from Chicago, as well as stock- yards’ representatives from that city} and from Omaha, and it is expected that the National Woolgrowers’ Asso- | ciation will send two or three repre-| sentatives. | Two sessions will be held at the! Grand Theater each day, at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p. m. These sessions | will be devoted to business except that the Kilties Band will furnish music for al] sessions, as well as the Casper Orchestra which has been en- gaged for the three days. In the matter of entertainment the local committees have left nothine to he desired. The Nine-Piece Kilties Band will be on tap all the time and the vaudeville company playing at the Isis at the same time, have their own band. The Casper Orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for the ball at the Armory and for the different sessions of the convention. They will also play at the Noble dining room each evening in addition to furnish- ing music for the banquet Saturday evening. Thursday night Farlow’s famous “Wolf Drive” will be shown at the Grand, and the Kilties Band will furnish music, songs, dances and other entertainment. Friday night a dance will be given at the Armory for the delegates and their wives. It will be an invitation affair, as it will be impossible to accomntddate ~the public. | Saturday night a banquet will be served at the Noble for the visitors and their wives. } The Isis has engaged a vaudeville company for all three nights of the session and the Grand will show fea- ture pictures éach night. } Secretary Fred Earl has been no- tified that the east bound passenger train on Sunday morning will leave at 8 o’clock to enable all visitors from Montana and the Basin country to catch. the north bound train on the Burlington at Bonneville. DRIVEN FROM HOME BY THREAT TO KILL, MAN ASKS DIVORCE DEGREE Charges that his affections were | spurned and that his wife’s violent and ungovernable temper finally | culminated in her attacking him with | a large knife and driving him away | from home, are contained in divorce proceedings instituted this week by Thomas A. Young against Theresa Young, supplemented by the claim that she frequently woke him from) his sleep to ‘nag and tease” him. Despite this treatment, the petition! sets forth, he has been and is now willing to provide for her, but in lieu of similar feeling on his wife’s part he asks an absolute decree. DESERTION (§ CHARGED | IN KITE DIVORCE PLEA Harriett A. Kite has instituted suit for divorce against her husband, Alpheus W. Kite, on ground of deser- tion and non-support, She also seeks the custody of two minor children. COMING HOME SOON, WRITES C. L. HAMMOND, M. H. Hammond is in receipt of a letter from his brother, Private C./ L. Hammond, 50th Artillery, A. E.| F., that while he expects to’ be among; the first to sail for home, their act-| ivities thus far have been confined to shifting from one place to another. He adds he never felt better in his life, and by way of emphasizing un- complimentary remarks about French currency encloses a 50-centime note asa souvenir. Because he ‘can’t tell it all” in a letter, Hammond reserves his story of war experiences until his arrival and dwells largely on per- sonal matters, which strike him as more interesting,-now that the war is} over. toy oe eae ON | | | | Tuesday evening at the |Templé the members of the Caledo- {nian club and their friends will enjoy |e dancing party. . jing a wide popularity and the dances 6.—With held by the club are always among the flu epidemic abated to the extent|the most pleasant. The Iris orchestz:. considered past, | will furnish music for the evening. * Mrs. J. C. Zolonski will entertain | Mrs. W. H. Crawford entertainea twelve members of the Woman’s club| of friends motored to Douglas Sun-/| at her home, 226 South Grant street,|day but on account of an acciden: {Saturday afternoon when an inter-|to the car were compelled to return) esting lesson on “India” was discuss-| by rail. The club members are studying} light colors; values to $25.00 Becis Suits and Overcoats Masonic The club is enjoy- +e Mark’s Guild The meeting is * India and the Orient’ and LEATHER VESTS AND MACKINAWS REDUCED $6.50 Grade _-$4.95 $8.00. Grade _-$5.95 $10.00 Grade ~-$7.45 $11.50 Grade _-$8.95 $13.50 Grade _ ---$9.95 $16.00 Grade ~-$12.45 $18.00 Grade ~-$13.95 $20.00 Grade ~-$14.95 '$25'00NGrade® =" 2 = a2 $18.95 not help but save. ‘Suits and Overcozt: A number of small sizes, mostly $9.85 $21.00 and $22.50 Values - $16.85 Serges Included -Suits and Overcoats $25.00 and $27.50 Values $19.85 Serges Included will preside. to be present. Dress, Wool and Work * $1.50 Shirts for $1.20 $2.00 Shirts for $1.45 $2.50 Shirts for $1.85 $2.00 Lines $2.50. Lines $3.50 Lines $5.00 Lines jby items concerning life in India. Mrs. Florence Tobin read a splen- porter McCracken are in Lander con- did paper on “Indian Life” and Mrs.| ducting a term of court. wW. A. Blackmore read an interest -_ * ng magazine article entitled “A Trip! Thru India.” The hostess served ‘ments and the club adjourned to mee: Saturday, January the with Mrs. J. Frank Fee, 515 Natro- na avenue, * * * {Civic Club Will tElect Officers Tuesday. The Civic club of Casper will meet tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock at the Natrona county library to have the annual election of officers. M. P. Wheeler, the present chairman, All members.are urged * * & Clarence D. Palmer and a number » <= THE BLOOM Shoe and Clothing Co. The Home of HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX and STYLEPLUS CLOTHES dainty refresh- S. A. Lane is here from Denver while attending to business matters ‘for a few days. i se 8 Judge C. E. Winter and Court re for Los Angeles, Calif., where she will visit for some time with relatives. + 8 8 eighteenth, Pete Psarras of Scottsbluff, Neb., has purchased the United Bakery and will assume the proprietorship at once. =e ie | ish n Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Flanders and ‘Miss Viola Fuller of Denver are iting at the home of Miss Virginia Fuller. some ment Mrs. meet « A. J. Cunningham, president of the Casper National bank, is able to he out again after being confined to hi: home for the past week by an attack df neuritis. se 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Higgins of Glen voce, have taken over the manage- ilas_ hostelry. claims of their right to or autonomous Jewish the Holy Land the world peace conference. ; Leaders in Great Britain are lieved to have received official tion for presentation of the cla This is indicated by plans to op 5 bs As Zionist burea Mrs, H. F. Everard left last night) news of the attitude of the peace del- egates will be dispatched to | of the movement in all countri Most of the allied governments at called British Zionists hope the conference will set up an autonomous govern- land. They would have the local gov- ‘ernment directed by the Jewish Ad- ministrative council. Zionists of all countries were to discuss plans at a council here in Decer Brandeis of the United States Su- preme Court will attend. ment of the Higgins hotel and wi! Storage, Try a Tribune want ad, they al-| again greet their friends at this popu-| Reasonable, Reliable, Responsible. the roll call Saturday was answerecwivs cet results. | in Wednesday, Janua at y 8, a — be- | We - Security Loan Company. OS. Bld in Paris from which FLUENZA Franklin (By Dr. have read time luring the ions in ional home in the Holy Land. coughing or s thorities ha wear a e, which is di a nsdaturated with a one dred solution of zine water, and then dried bef over the under the trusteeship of Eng- nose ber. It is hoped Justice Louis ing cups and public exerc SS nourishing food. CASPER STORAGE CO. If you have any of suc! Hides, Pelts, Wool, Furs. as — chilln nasal flushed f: headache, 1-2-tf_restlessen weakness, We make a special of salary loans. = =_> TO AVOID AND RELIEVE IN- Duane) Many people have been frightened more you efar the # principally by contact thru sneezing, ittin gm,any health au- e advised that every one and mouth. should avoid crowds, common drink- towels. your strength up by taking lots of p in the open air and plenty of obstructions, feverishness, to get a good sweat. t 730 p.m. plain and help the kidn the poisons. excessive disch arge or heard of and dryness in the throat. aily washed! Influenza to five hun- sulphate in ore wearing You Keep, days. stage hasten the recovery that well known herbal Pierce’s Golden Medical Di: which has been used by thous h symptoms’ or irritating Bedding Reduced $3 Comforts for _...____--__ $3.50 Comforts for ~~~ $4.50 Comforts for ___ $7.00 Comforts for ___ $10.00 Comforts for — $6.50 Blankets for __-- $7.00 Blankets for __ $9.50 Blankets for __ $11.50 Blankets for $13.50 Blankets for — This Great Annual JANUARY CLEARANCE Breaks all previous records for supreme value giving and volume of business. Every article in this magnificent man’s store is barganized—you can- Copyright 1918 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats $30.00 and $32.50 Values $23.85 Serges Included Shirts Shirts Reduced $1.45 $1.85 $2.65 $3.95 for for for for $17 Lines $3.00 Shirts $3.50 Shirts $5.00 Shirts $6.00 Shirts $7.50 Shirts $2.15 $2.65 $3.85 $4.45 $6.16 for for for for for . Sweaters and Jerseys Reduced $7.50 Lines for $6.10 $12.50 Lines for $9.90 for $12.45 $3.45 Men’s Dress Shoes $3.45 In the lot are black lace and button styles that sold for $4.50 and $5.00. All sizes are here and they go at THREE FORTY-FIVE $7.45 Hanan Shoes $7.45 If your size is in this lot you get a $11 or $12 Shoe for SEVEN FORTY-FIVE During the JANUARY SALE we will give 10 per cent reduction on all regular lines of HANAN, FLORSHEIM, NETTLETON and the WORTHMORE Work and Dress Shoes $4.95 Men’s Dress Shoes $4.95 This lot consists of a varied assortment of Eng- lish and raised toes, black and tan, button, lace and blucher styles. Values up to $7.50 FOUR HIMETY FIVE $6.85 Famous Florsheims $6.85 Every pair in this lot are the Florsheim make and consists of short lots and discontinued styles worth up to $11.00. SIX EIGHT Y-FIVE SALE Suits and Overcoats $35.00 and $37.50 Values $27.85 Serges Included Suits and Overcoats $40.00 and $45.00 Va $33.85 Serges Included Men’s Hats Reduced < $3.50 Hatsitors. 2 $4.00 Hats for $5.00 Hats for __ $6.50 Hats for_- $7.50 Hats for $8.50 Fur Caps $10.00 Fur Caps ~- $15.00 Fur Caps $25.00 Fur Caps 75c Cloth Caps __ $1.25 Cloth Caps —- $2.00 Cloth Caps = $2.50 Cloth Caps — $3.50 Cloth Caps _. ‘INDERWEAR (Union and Two-Piece) . REDUCED $2.00 Unions for $2.50 Unions for ~~~ $3.50 Unions for ~~ $4.00 Unions for $5.00 Unions for $6.00 Unions for ~ $8.50 Unions for -- $12.00 Unions for $1.25 Shirts and Drawers for $2.50 Shirts and Drawers for_ $1.50 Night Shirts for _---_--- B oys’ Suits Reduced $7.50 Suits for__$5.95 $8.50 Suits for-_$6.75 $10 Suits for.__$7.75 $12 Suits for___$8.95 $15 Suits for__$11.95 BOYS’ ODD PANTS $1.25 Pants for___89¢ $1.50 Pants for_$1.05 $2.00 Pants for_$i.39 $2.50 Pants for_$1.80 To relieve nasal, obstructions tonic, the past two generations.—Adv. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Page 3 ~ — aa — o—-—~ -O o——_-____—— ——© cough, give up work at once and go (Cary NewS JEWISH GLAIMS WILL BE °~ Meeting Notices © foi. thio se to help overcome the disease. Put 8 your feet in hot water for fiftee Campbell of the Camp abel Histebedaa iat tecamme aS OS) OL -Jehnson company, and Roy C. NOTICE Thoroughly loosen Bene Wyland, vice president of the Wyom- All members of Casper Odd F; Chi soe such tne ene ing National bank, left last night for lows’ Lode, Reb Pleasant ai Drink sienna Chicago on a business trip. Parra u nls Eee) members of th of hot lemonade and then cover up b N.—(By Mail.) — with plenty of clothes in bed so as When sweating : free and the fever reduced take a By Committee. dose of two Anurie Tablets every four hours, followed by drinking at least ag xr two of hot water. Suite 302, lieve the soreness of the muscles and 1-2-tf bones from which most ents com- flush out |Anurie Tablets help quickly to re- and from the nose, probably nothing is better than such soothing, antiseptic wash as here. issued declax the surer you are to get it,| DF Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It will some form or other endorsing the @° reht nhout your business and Si¥¢ at relief. Employed as a proposal for establishment of a Jew- Correthit Res aiaenae 3 spread gargle, in same strength as made up for use in the nose, and as hot as can be borne, it quickly arrests soreness weakens the patient’s resistance to disease, so that there is danger of bronchitis and pneumonia developing. To combat this tendency and fortify the patient’s strength in- sist that he keep in bed at least two Probably nothing will at this and strengthen the patient more than an iron-tonic tablet called “Irontic’”’ or Dr. ae t