Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ees ARRESTED AERE ARE SENTENCED: and Mes. Dave Baxter Sent to; enworth on Confession of = for Years on Scale. oymous D; in Casper several weeks thousand resulted in need to the federal peniten lLeavenworth, Kans., for The t ago eral dol- s district » biggest of s from th found ations over many st rdian border. a ession indi had en: 3 in one insta orth of mo and several hund red mor} found in thei 15 complete ou m of the ted by had Idaho officers. resulting in the arrest of | the sale of a con-| y of drugs to t of the once f. s made jointly arrest Tientenant K Wedell a the ere ; and instruments r lly loaded down with | of the iMieit | Richard Shipp defend-| after the m ed the couple ¢ had been introduced h evidence tered a plea of guilty for both clients and threw their fate on the merey of the county EXCURSIONISTS RECEWE WARM WELCOME HERE Souvenirs ene Good GSod Will Pile Up in Wake of Omaha Boosters on Trip to Casper; Enjoy T rip Over City. Omaha businesamen have come} and gone, and the 125 excursionists who took Casper by storm late} Thursday le a marked impression! Bf their friendship and interest in all matters ig Casper and the west, activitie t indirectly affect ts thru an extensive territory of the north 15 minutes boosters had er before it sd that they had ar-! boosters streamed off t by the wel- their own Inte trade with the rat 4 o'clock, hedule, the » from the Cham- ber of C ce, forming in parede lines for ¢ ch to the Henning hetel, led by a special band which the boosters have carried with them sinee th left Omaha. ving at the hotel zutomobiles were visitors to the vement cir- ntgomery hill so that ve survey of ained by the visito: urning from ne boosters whe in Casper thru bu personal vis t but refuse business as the exe Shortly fter ar of 2 ne to escort the yund the 5 the Omaha wa sing will- to co-operate with the com- 1 bodies, business interests, of- and newspapers of this com- advancement of the | y for the ge car which was locd- uvenirs of the trip was stripped here. The official for the children was a toy} loon, chosen, because Omaha is} home of the first and largest | oon school in the United States. The special train carried a siren whistle Which could be heerd for five miles. The siren was formerly used London to warn of approaching air vaids, The siren was operated returned sold id added din of welcome accorded the and shrieked the thanks of the visitors on their departure of the ieception they had received, i ted about, night in order that the ters could arrive in Douglas in f € vration that had ; them there. re by gle pair of en calculated } One pair idants in a OPE PEDDLERS F FREDERICK OTRIVES ON THRILLS Pauline Frederick in ‘The Woman ‘on the Index” is- presented by Gold- jwyn at the Iris theater beginning to- Audiences are promised no end pe SHEEPMEN 10 REAP PROFITS OF GOOD YEAR jot suspense thrills and big surprises. | 1, their be-/ful “job.” d the victims robbery. udge John A.'tcubsequent events bring {marriage to a man who has no know]l- woman on the index.” he is lost when the detective who her hus- He is now chief of the From this point the climax no one /arrested band’s friend. Secret Service. a ‘could hay: SATURDAY SPECIAL Toilet Ar rticles Sylvia Martin is jheartlessness of her father. jin a doorw: warm room. It is the In time Sylvia marri jhimself. She is accused of hi ledge of her past. Sylvia herself finds her name and the crime for which she was accused “the She imagines in the police records. She her turns up a drama mounts to a nticipated. 50c Face Powder R. G. 60c¢ Palmolive 50c Box Powder de Riz 40c Jorgens Benzoin '60c Hinds Honey and Almond Lotion.. $1.50 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal Toilet Water , $1. 11 a poor girl who fis driven from home by the greed and “ainting , she is pitied by a pas- serby, a man, who carries her into a rendezvous of icit drug operations in which Mr.{a band of crooks of which he { Baxter who were ar- ‘leader. Hienorant of his status. {she lezrns the truth when she over- hears the crooks discussing a success- At this juncture the po- Nice enter and Sylvia's husband shoots mur- al was held in jer and is held as an accessory in the Eventually she is freed and By ace ident about her Face Powder $1.65 Bottle Oriental Cream and Almond Lotion Weather Conditions of Past Winter and Spring Leaves Record Crop of Lambs and Prices Are High. Never before in the history of the Wyoming, stock indust have early spring conditions been more favor- able than at the present time. No losses have been sustained by cither cattlemen or sheepmen durin winter owing to the e ‘favorable weather cond have existed during the son. Wool and mutton prices are higher now than they have e been and with favorable range conditic the trade in this part of the co ii taking on its most favorable A temporary drought is b perienced in some feeding ing grounds, but there is y All tha water in live streams. is needed now is a little rain, to insure good gr: uring; the summer to put Special 39e 39e 29e $1.19 29e | 49e $2.00 Bottle Djer Kiss Vegetal Toilet Water $1. 29 30c¢ Lines 30c Colgate’s Tooth Powder 25e 50c Theatrical Cold Cream . 25¢ Sylvan Taleum Powder 80c Baby Taleum Powder ................. 85¢c Colgate’s Shaving Cream ............ Soaps 30c 20c 20c Cake 20¢ 30¢ 15¢e Ivory Soap 15¢c Lux Soap 25¢ 25¢ 50c 40c Castoria ’ Tooth Powder Colgate’s Dental Cream ................... Cashmere Bouque Soap ... Cake Jersey Cream Soap ...... Glycerine Soap Tonsorial Tar Soap....... Woodbury’s Facial Soap ... Patent Medicines DeWitt’s Colic Rem DeWitt’s Cough Syrup Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Rubber Goods $2.50 Female Whirling Spray Syringe YAKS 19e 19e 39e 16¢e 19e | 24e | 21e | 13e | 13¢e _13e 19e _ ile _ ile Special eee 19e 19e 39e 28e Special $1.49 edy 75¢ Riker’s Egyptian Henna Can 25¢ 35¢ Colorite Straw Hat Dye, your choice Liggett’s Famous Jam, Regular 45c SPECIAL 29c Liggetts’ Opeka Coffee, Regular 45c, PRESCRIPTION DEPT KIMBALL HANDLES THE GOODS Red Cedar Compound Liggett’s Opeka Tea, Regular 55c, Special _59e 19e 24¢e Special 4e pe ERAGE “. prominent sheepmen. ‘DEBAP® OPENED ON TREATY IN SENATE TODAY By Aanocinted Press.) WASHINGTON, May 2 first debate in connection with the for a week in Casper beteween June Sunday night. 2 and 7. The company has been tour- or call 754-R. day with the calling up of Senator ing the western part of the country ;nut. peace treaty began in the senate to- Johnson of California, cf his reso- lution ing the state department to furnish the senate with a copy of the text of the treaty. Senator Johnson been made _ public nid the treaty had in Germany and, turning to the Democratic side of the; chamber, declared that the only rea- \son for not giving it oht here “is that »mething to conceal.” tor Hitchcock of Nebraska, retiring chairman of the foreign re- lations committee, said the resolution " violated senate procedure and urged that it be referred to the committee. the s alee ep and cattle men of Central -mest footing they een on for "Ss. o representa sales of wool c¢ been reported locally during the according to the statements of Only a few minor sales having been made, with none of the larger wool crops hav- ing been disposed of yet. ! CASPER PRODUCTS NATRONA BUTTER 650 1. COTTAGE CHEESE FRESH MADE'EVERY DAY =A AA “GET THE HABIT” Natrona Butter Shop 112 N. Durbin—Phone 943 Open Daily Until 7:00 P. M. Sunday 10:00 A. M. to 12:00 M. ‘MOOSE SPONSORS FOR GARNIAL NEXT MONTH The Moose lodge will act as spon- sors for Clark’s Great Shows, a car- Buy now at 25 cents. _—The nival which is scheduled to appear with E. S. Andrews no later than 60x150. and is said to be of sterling worth. A large percentage of the funds de- rived from the receipts will be turned over to the Moose lodge and will be used as the base of a Moose build- ‘ing fund. eae eS The best store in the best little city, in the west solicits, at teast, a share lof your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. All goods must be paid for before leav- ing our store or on delivery. All are treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay LESS. We cater to quality as wel! as price. Groceries Meats and Hard ware CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., Phone 10. HAWAIIAN DANCE People of Casper will enjoy a glo- rious treat on Saturday night, when ,the famous Lua Hawaiian orchestra of Victrola fame arrives here in per- son, furnishing the music for the dance and entertainment at Odd Fel- lows Hall. An interesting note is the fact that they entertained our sol- dier boys behind the trenches in France for the War Council, arriving back in New York at the conclusion of hostilities. Mauna Loa, now in eruption in Hawaii, was once the playground of the famous Mr. Lua, manager of this company, who will be here himself Saturday. Be 22-1 pote into our headwear. Straw hats— Panama hats— Watch Our Windows Colonial Oil, nett Fields, passed thru 2 proven sands; only 700 feet to big production; vances Monday, May 26, to 35 cents. ” eatin of Hats Finer Display You Never Saw.a Every resource of our organiza- tion has been taxed to offer Casper men and young men the widest va- riety in Summer Headwear. soul and substance of the elusive thing called style have been put Straw hats in just the shape and style to suit your face +. fancy. $2.00.° $5. 00 $4.50" ° $12.50 Webel Commercial Co. co ‘For SALE—New Geo. Steck & Son high grade Baby Grand in Owner moving away. Terms. Call ; residence 1020 S. Elm. Phone 22 W. IMPORTANT Jumbo of Burkbur- have drilled 1000 feet, ee ae Ee FOR SALE BY OWNER—SMALI MODERN HOUSE 1020 S. ELM. 6 ROOMS, BATH, RECEPTION HALL, FURNACE, GARAGE; Lot WILL INCLUDE Furn. Box E. S., Tribune, TURE IN SALE IF WANTED. Residence 946 S. Wal-' TERMS. PHONE 225W, OR CALI. 5-23-1t 5-23-16 stock ad- Communicate “PARAMOUNT” Aluminum Set One Three-Quart Berlin Kettle and Cover. One Four-Quart Lipped Preserving Kettle. Regular Retail Value This Set $2.65. Given with $5.00 in trade and $1.59 cash. Under an agreement with the manufacturers we can furnish this set only on above conditions. Every 5c, 10c, 25c and 50c purchase counts. Ask us for card, and when your purchases amount to $5.00 you can get this set. | Holmes Hardware Co. “HOLMES TO HOMES” CASPER ote ote oi WYOMING The . THE BIG BUSY STORE Watch Our Windows MATINEE 2:30 & 4 P. M. TONIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 MATINEE MEN MAY LOVE AND M A THRILLING DRAMA by women. Cold, piercing eyes bellowed: “THERE IS THE WOMA! HAD FAITH FOREVER Pauline FREDERICK TRAPPED THE TRAPPERS The Woman 3: Index’ Her name was on the index—the little brown tab that pointed to a chapter of hideous crime! She was hunted by men and haunted IEN MAY HATE, BUT SHE sa ql i i = = = = : OF THE WOMAN WHO trailed her every move; mocking, sneering, taunting voices leaped up like a bolt in the night and N—THE WOMAN ON THE INDEX—SHE IS THE GUILTY ONE!” WN.5S. SUNIDAY HART ARTCRAFT "eae “Branding Broadway BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES mTiNE TOMORROW ANITA STEWART —IN—— ‘Two Women’ Is at her very best, as “Enid,” the child of nature, fighi- ing a woman’s fight for a man against a grasp- ing woman of the world. NIGHT