Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 5

Spe Casper Daily Seivuite saeco” AILAAD PANS THOUSAES IN DEATH SETTLEMENT northern districts, and open over southern. Sofie plowing was report- | EVANSTON, Wyo., Oct. ae | fed in sonra and westerh loeali- ties with the ground in good condi-' tion Pacific Railroad ¢ ompany has # | tio The hard freeze damaged the made settlement through st strict | | potatoes: in ape Black Hills region, court here with Mrs. Charles R. nlso in’ the” ey Basin. Li Hobbs, widow of: an engineer.who w cone ‘air fa good. E ept killed by a locomotive boiler explo-| mostly in sou jsion near Curvo, Utah., last August. is not plentiful; and Mrs, Hobbs and her two small chil- jin some northern localities stock are diren receive $4,000. i iif a and sunshine|being shipped out to balance the zs 4 deo r with a aminimam tem- |forage: on hand. Wallin Backfeld While Doyle ye (OHIO SPUDS IN ee | 7 8a and vanee . er itching eruption and you'll be able to. ring at F Tine. with New TEST WELL ON restand sleep once more. Think—just Ad ons and Practice Is Snappy Rain. or snow occuited over all! NEW STRUCTURE the state but was heaviest over the ude Ee Totion for a2. ED. | the line to left half. Yesterday was slightly beerier: 4 at ander and| structure, 14 miles west of Laramie. his new position both at lugging the) oes ce PIRI En ar aa 4 | districts, ti yoming” issued at Che; er rane percentages wer Cheyenne 50, Sheridan 116, papier touch! Ix it worth trring? Get = trial bottle today. s5c, 0c aud $1.90, Your money back if the first bottle does § football practice. att several wanorant shifts in the cea} Sart aor rete sigot fee ae thal imches covered is region Monday NNE, Vyo., Oct. foot team. Tescher, Who has been and the precipitation at Casper to-| The Ohio Oi] company has oles itions and has been ' 136, Salt Lake 54. noi ED. you. ing the punting |talled 1.32 inches for the week. Snow a test’ well on the Two Rivers KIMBALL DRUG STORE Us PONG C0 | yee sitet allstars metre take the pla Rowe. Rowe ma ( teat 9 for several ou \ Calendar of Sports | | because of fl Serious ilhess of his } roommate Who was with him in the ” polite Kid Lewis vs, Fred Dy- "Chaigs niece a aE “tet, ef, 12 rounds at es eee M Mass. end ta il of sher, wie ne ren (WAS SHADE ON oth ae G oks like a real candidate for josition in the line. | ” a PIPER ae Maes ) The addition of one at. ight! AFFITHS AT DULUTH SPE aan ce teas tackle bar liné ma- terially, pasted { @ . about 20 Weight! DULUTH, Minn., Ovt, 23.—John- Fr Bs bar te arcane at | DY. Tillman’ of Minneapolis shaded | showed that it n/éded practice. Sinton pe Akron, Ohio, in i d keeping off-side, Camels are sold everywhere in scientifically sealed packages of 20 cigarettes, or ten pack- ages (200 cigarettes) in a glassine-paper-cov- ered carton. We strongly carton for the home or office susply or when you fravel. AMELS are as delightful to your taste as they are new. And, so satisfying that they meet every cigarette desire you ever have had. 18 cents a package Camels are unusual; in fact they’re un~ like any cigarette you ever smoked. That’s because they’re an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobacco, producing a quality that meets line the remainder of this weék in! Practice yesterday was taken up runs. while .8¢ over Carl Morris of Oklahoma in six | Consequently Paul ‘Walker, a for- cy mer Harvard and Dartmouth player, has agreed to come out te coach the preparation for ‘the isnt Saturday | with the Billings Polytechnic insti- | tute. with pérfecting. The stead SEATTLE, Oct. 23.—Ole Ander- looked espe: em the off tach son of Tacoma was given a decision formations got ‘way in extellen wOUHaY IKE HIGE. “Anderson necked | shape. wes used in throwin | sforris down three tfilies. in: the last | the fo! round. woe ak ye Sores and | your taste as no other cigarette ever did. Camels’ expert blend gives that mellow- mild-body and frées the cigarettes from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any unpleasant cigaretty odor. You can smoke Camels as liberally.as. you like without tiring your taste. showed the be cee eas ad CAMERA MAN MAN wisses C000 sity of protec punter ‘unt re had aaa get “his kicks off. It | ft was this fault in the Wyoming. game | that proved such a handicap when | ae CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 23.— any.of the ‘elements of the old- the y-Navy team was forced to} punt out of dahg me melodrama were present-in two | | raids on Greek gambling resorts here _Teschér was Booting the pall for, 5 and 40 yards yesterday afternoon | 4,, Berth men coming at him from the | ¢ opposing line, You have only to get personally Coach Carter has urged all mem-| by the police early Tuesd: oa acquaint bers of. the Aymy/and-Navy a Doors were. broken down be Wee fs a0e, With eee eapert her: en to report for Practi¢e all this Week| battering rams, officers dizzily to know that you prefer it to either kind because he ai Be © with scaled steep roofs to peep in at win- of tobacco smoked straight! the Billings, Mo dows through which the gambling Tickets have. been placed on sale from séveral news stands-in the: city and-are being. sold by members of ; the Army and Navy team. As: pio-, neers in securing football for Cas- | per of the college variety, members, of the Army and Navy club are ure: ing the support of the businessmen in their first season here. The club is represented by a real football hi team Which plays an excellent ‘brand | 38 ype Dry Goods Company demand for "Saturday's contest. be cit) =. Sales 122 So. Center Across the street from the Lyric. WESTERN UNION WEEK END SPECIALS HEADS RETURN | TO COLORADO For Friday and Saturday, October 24th and 25th Our. Week-End Specials are the delight of the money-saving peo- A. B. Cowah, 4; bederal thianager of | the Mountain district of the Westera Union Telegraph company; Mr. Mc- | ple of Casper. This week we are offering an umpusual array of un- matchable ins, and remember our week-end reductions made on our regular reasonably priced goods.. We know you can save money. 1 might be observed, a look-out leaped from a second story roof in-an ef- fort to escape and police plunged recklessly from an adjoining roof in Pursuit, guns flashed and there were wild flights through dark passages) an@-over- obstacles. The result of the raids was the arrest of nine Greeks, who will be arraigned in mu- For your own satisfaction compare Camels with any cigarette in the world at any price! R..J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO,, Winston-Salem, N. C, Clintock, superintendent of the si:.me j company, passtd thru Casper Mon- day in_a private car, enroute to Lan- der. They were at Riverton Wed- nesday and will rettirn to Casper to- day. Their car will then be switched to the Burlington ‘and they will re- turn to Denver, tonight. | pth hecld ts boca A Tribune Wantad will sell it LADIES’ DRESSES Reg. Price $110 $85 CHILDREN’S COATS Reg. Ptice $15.00 $12. 00 Sale Price ..... Sale Price ...... sia hs 0 #90 me Reg. Price a, 50 $11 00 | ale Price ... Sale Pri e | Reg, Price $68 55 Reg. Pric ‘$10. 00 Sale Price ........... Sale Price ° Reg Price $45 Sale Price . BED? QUILTS Reg. Price $2.75 $2. 25 Sale Price 2. : CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Reg.) Price 60c Special’ Price ........ 45e $37 Reg. P. ee abo" we on aa (phys 19.50 Reg. Price $20 Sale Price . offering you a genuine saving’ of Werte to eg dollars on each Hat. Always remember our Hats are always reasonably priced.’ Step in and let us prove what we can save you. “KASSIS DRY GOODS Co. 122. S. Genter—Across the Street; from*the Lyric Underwritten at 6,000 and 8,000 Miles by Diamond Plus Quality Diamond Tires are adjusted at 6,000 miies for Fabrics, and 8,000 miles for Cords— Because the mileage is in the tires. They are underwritten at a Plus Mileage basis because they are made with Plus Quality in them. The Diamond Tire is a leader among tifes in quality of material and workmanship. Few tires can equal it in mileage service. Years of service attest the invaria- ble Plus Quality of Diamonds. The Plus Mileage Adjustment ap- plies to all Diamonds now in use or in hands of dealers. ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 Miles Cords 8,000 Miles Brodie Rubber Co. 166 So. Center Phone 772-M Casper oporting Goods Co. 149 W. Second. Phone 214 Diamond SQUEEGEE TREAD Tires | FoumW -