Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 10

iN WN VTADE BEING FREED OF RESTRICTIONS, REPORT. LONDON.— (Correspondence of of charged robbing a Mexican of a ihe The wool sterious murders and} j Watch and $55 in money. Callahan is trade of G in, which has y robberies are claim- | | 2 | been co ad by ince th Idle of 19 being freed from the best skill of Scotland Yard} nd holding the attention of the Lon- | don public. Not for many years if} soon will be practically r indeed ever—have the authorit The only remaining restrie-|been called upen to cope y th such | will be that the government,'a wave of crime as that which has t the forthcoming pt the metropolis since the begin-| __ will act as merchants x of the year. While some ar-! (U 1 the market at auc- s have been made and some men! d minimum prices, which, | will be somewhat elastic as & keep pace with the criminals. | tur S, “ ji i! heavy snow, 6 to 12 inch So frequent have robberies become | day, a heavy snow, 2 inche: ang lemon bankers have taken fell over southern Wyoming; this | Colds and coughs are quickly the first week of April and about) measures to meet possible raids on |SNow drifted considerably for a moist | rel N ages King’s 80,000 bales are expected to be cata- | their cash counters, a proceeding |S20w. While no serious loss of stock | lew Discovery ‘hitherto unknown in the city. All oT d during that month. Belgium and Italian buyers will be al- lowed to compete with the British e for supplies but there will be no American competition. the chairman of the Wool Coun- in making the latter announce- cash out of sight instead of dis of ing it on bank counters. The police in |the neighborhood of important bank- | liny hous ment the other day, said that “the| lunch hour. Pee Hse oes eee outain n contract for 325,000 bales, free on} The prevalence of crime was first eer ey Ue bed} Sproat, brings comfort. 1 board, Australia and New Zealand, | called to the attention of the au- general in eastern districts and inthe today than See 60c ‘and S120, entered into just before the armis-|thorities when the newspapers made tice, appeared to cover very fully the|a sensation out of the sudden death requirements of the United States | of “Billie” Carlton, a favorite actress, for some time to come, and no pro-|who was found dead in her apart. vision had therefore been made in the! ment the morning after the famous; British import program for any sales| Liberty Ball several months ago. It of wool to America thru London. If] developed that she had died from an any alteration in these arrangements | overdose of a drug. An investiga- ML SCOTLAND YARD IS KEPT ON JUMP WAVE OF CREWE SWEEPS LONDON!. gsr 32-5 soo FOR WEEK AS REPORTED Until the punished, the police are hard put to|Conditions prevailed with tempera-| -ashiers have been instructed to keep |Sheepherder is reporte dto have dide east of Cheyenne. i Grass and alfalfa have started to nee e Fae pen A on the road to recov when Dr. s have been ordered to be SOW green except in the higher alti- King's New Discovery Is faithfully used. It soon loosens the Tee Fy ee . he tudes, and livestock which are in good ! especially vigilant, particularly at the ae D especially a EU en aparac M condition have been turned out in {Big Horn Basin. ason are normal or probably some- Make Your Bowels Behave i what advanced. Wheat and rye ap- Make them function with gratifying | |pea rto have wintered well. precisicn, If regulation the dict | vey. y t 1 7 esr THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE =~ __ FRIDAY, APRIL i1, i919 FOR ROBBERY N J. H. Callahan of Montana are in the| | county jail here, being held for fur-! | ther investigation, they having been} }a paroled prisoner from the state | prison in Montana, on a grand larceny FROM CHEYENNE BUREAU sie nits n'sciain and come | serted his wife in Nebraska and come j | “FEEL MISERABLE FROM THAT COLD? MOM Daa Da DM 1 By GEO. W. PITMAN ° Weather Bureau, Cheyenne.) 5th favorable weather 2uSs ‘es somewhat above normal. Sun-| lambs has yet been reported. a Nobody should feel “perfect! mise erable” froma cold, coug or bronchial attack for very long. For it takes onl: a little while Co relieve *t and get exhaustion about 15 miles north- TIP LLL L lieves irritation, soothes t! Activities for the does not relieve their torpidity Dr. King’s New Life Pills will. They are Perfect bowel trainers, System surely, comfortably. 25c. > Save your money—eat at the Har- were desired it would be necessary | tion showed that the practice of drug- to consider such proposals very ‘e-| taking was increasing in the city and fully, with a view to provide for reas-| that “opium parties’? were not un- onable American requirements, but| common. of course, to do this would need some} Next the city was startled by the months notice.” jarrest of Lieutenant Colonel Norman Regarding prices he said it was im-|(C, Rutherford, of the army medical possible to continue the favored posi- | corps, charged with shooting to death tion wherein British manufacturers!Major Miles C. Seton also of the had been placed during the war, of} medical corps, at the house of the obtaining their wool supplies very|major's cousin, Sir Malcom Seton in much below the American level of| Holland Park. The hearing of this values. “The policy of the United | case in court has not been concluded. States,” he continued, “quite natur-| Murders of less importance fol- ally appeared to be to reduce the| lowed, each having some unusual selling prices of heavy stocks of gov-| feature. The city was again aroused ernment wool to more or less the|a few weeks ago by the published British level, whatever that may be,! statement that Major H. E. Chaney, from time to time.” {of the Royal Air Force, had tried The value of a bale of Australian’ to kill his aged mother, at Talgarth wool is now about 60 pounds against | Mansions, and had then killed him- a pre-war value of 20 pounds, while|self. Mrs. Chaney was. severely a bale of South African wool is wounded, but hopes are entertained worth 50 pounds. for her recovery. Police inves’ WOUUDNGIVENEIVE, (ous crater ee DOLLARS A BOTTLE Major Chaney was one of the best known officers of the British air force, having been the inventor of the ailway Superintendent Tanlac Helped Him Hold His Tob camera gun with which cadets were trained in aerial gunnery. ‘ Of robberies there have been many. Holdups have taken place in the West Says to End and in the suburbs at night, ile scores of houses and apart- 2 been robbed in the most ; crimes s nee As A number of em tered in etense wit h diamonds, have — stolen ds jewels to the value of many thous: of dollars, had sueh 1 hardly 4 Sree aa ae uh Afanvicaapestane assigned for the | EEK HE KLE HEHEHE LK KKK KEKE IKKE Ht: RR: te: % th me; number and character of the crimes, | nd done, the majority n placing the re- ASSIST YOUR HEALTH \ oors of discharged . > officers from some of Eat More————— Fe he most import \ n London seeking int Rea ree FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IY ivetteril 1 from some of the pee SS h I y enoug French and Italian officers also i * a : said to be here, each looking for an @ We always have in stock a complete Hine AY opportunity to assist in the general of everything in seasonable Fruits and Vege- KY round-up. tables. We handle everything that grows. | Meantime the crimes continue, LY / PRES 47 MADGE KENNEDY Z ‘ jj .. Star in CMM Gold. AT THE IRIS THEATER TODAY IR BHI OEE HEHE II TETHER Largest Exculsive Market in the State Good Things to Eat Wholesale and Retail F; REGULAR SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Shoulder Pot Roast, Ib. ......... Beef Shoulder Boil, Wo. .ccsccsscsecscsscsessnsen Beef Plate Boil, Ib. One-fourth lb. Japan tea, pkg. ............. CLLALLALLALELLLALZZLZALZIL LL LED One-half lb. Japan Tea, pkg. oe One-fourth Ib. India Ceylon Tea, pkgs. Celluloid Starch, 3 pkgs. ooccccccscssssee cue Fresh Laid Eggs, doz. ....... Meadow Gold Butter, Ib. 0. Buy all You Want We will buy all kinds of live stock and poultry. What have you got to sell? The Norris Co. Phone 12 Maa OaaaaG STRAWBERRIES TODAY “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” | CITY FRUIT MARKET Phone 247 and Get the Best 114 South Wolcott 151 South Center KEEN KUTTER SHEARS +” SCISSORS Pocket Knives, Razors and Razor Blades. Two Stores Complete stock of Garden Tools, Lawn Hose, Grass Cutters, Lawn Mowers, Sprinklers, Nozzles, Clamps and connections. All sizes Refrigerators at very moderate prices. One, Two and Three Hole All-Vapor and Gaso- line Stoves. | Water, Electric and Hand Power Washing Ma- chines. Fly Screen, Black and Galvanized, from 12 inches wide to 48 inches wide. » All kinds floor and Furniture Oils and Wax. “Everything a Hardware Store should have and many other lines.” Holmes Hardware Co. . “HOLMES TO HOMES” CASPER ote \ N N N N N N Peein N Rabbit, Poultry Field Fence and Barbed Wire. iN N N \ \ N N N \ WYOMING Canner’s Ready-to-Wear For Easter It’s a great thing to have you know this store know that great effort has been put forth to things in the exact qualities you want; to have it first in your | mind when things for men and young men are needed. That’s the mark we've been shooting at all these years. We ask for your confidence for we feel we deserve it. as your store. To provide the very No camouflage here either in merchandise or policy. You know that You Men Back From Servi : ce Now that you are home again you'll soon .. . . get into the swing of things in this old town. Friends—associations—business will be taken up where they were left off when you went into O. D. - Of course you are going to find some changes here and there, mostly for the better. That’s Casper’s pride—doing things-for the better. Better clothes here than ever before. We've been at it twelve years and we don’t know when they ever looked as good as those here now, They are the sort of clothes you will be glad to renew acquaintance with. As for values these are typical. All Wool Suits $30 to $45 Every man in Casper ought to see these. Here are suits in present day models at a price that compels investigation. If you’re looking for a “style—quality” com- bination you’ll find it in these suits, All wool flannels, velours, blues, grays. MY PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALTERATIONS c worsteds, tweeds. The best shades of greens, browns, Emphatic savings in these suits. We have just received a shipment of Hats for men and young men. You’ll find your Easter Hat here. S| FRANK CANNER Custom Tailor and Clothier Richards & Coniinelana Company \) N) \) N) N N \ N) N N N) N) N \ N N N N \ N N \) N N . N . . N N N N N . . N N MEN’S DEPARTMENT As Easter will soon be here, the time when our thoughts turn to new wearing apparel for Spring and Summer months we want to remind you that we are pre- pared to clothe you from head to foot. CLOTHING When warm weather a pproaches your first thoughts are fora NEW SUIT and we are still featuring the well- known HIRSH-WICKWIRE make of CLOTHING and can fit as well as please almost any man. Call on us and be convinced. HATS We are showing the largest assortment of Men’s and Boys’ Hats as everybody should have you will have no trouble selecting right at the front entrance where there is plenty of light and a SHOES You will also find a large well selected stock of Shoes for Men and Boys in all of the iatest shapes and lasts in either the black or tan shades. EXTRA SPECIAL We are closing out all of our Men’s Oxfords as/well as a broken line of high shoes in black or tan af greatly reduced prices. In fact you can, buy shoes worth $6.00 and $7.00 for FOUR DOLLARS should you find a pair of the right size. _ . SHIRTS You will find a splendid-assortment of Shirts here in either dress shirts or work Shirts and our prices are right. Call and be convinced and always : “Think Richards & Cunningham When You Want the Best” i and Caps in Casper and a new Hat for Easter we invite you to call and see our stock and ing one as we have them arranged in a nice new display case large mirror.