Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1919, Page 3

FOWOOTING ETTER TEDAY 1. | Kopreaveaaine Strengihens*Hope fof: _ Recovery of «McKenzie; { Mrs. Loy Hostess at rp. FE. 0, Metting 1e members of the PiVE, : ; . Forbes is entertaining ‘this BEN: fanine: ter are holding an opens ae tages afternoon for the. members of a now Moore's Arraignment the home of Mrs.cS. Ky : ige whieh Swiilemect twee a week. At Waits Recovery of | h Gratit streetat’ Scinee © business meéefing this afternoon, | club have been invite pte ape Suggestions, will be made and a name adage Wounded . | ode for the club: yoted,Aipon. = oe Mrs. Forhes’ home on South Beech | George MeéKenaie, eqintyt jailor and ciciety WI be given, atid a musical’ street will be artistically-decorated with ;Kovernment weather min, and RR. b. pntertainment is. planted, cut flowers for’ the social gathering, Martin,” member of Apogtles gang, hoch ‘rhe home of Mra. Loy will be deco. | After the ‘short’ business meeting” the of whom were seriou wounded in a ted in the. colors of the society, yel-|time will be spent in an informal wa gun battle Sunday, were réported bet- and white, by the use ef chrysan- A luncheon will he served by the hos-lter at the hoshital this afternoon. Mr. mums. Teefréshments will be served ; tess. McKingie, who was acting as specitl | ring the afternoon hy the hostess, The members of the mew elul Are phe deputyin the raid’on the bootie joint |- Cae. ‘Mesdames George Lefrinzhous 8 [ simaagy was thetter” tocay than yester-, he afternoon, A program: on thetphil- suthropie and educational, work of the, Boughton, R. West, W. Shaffe a andyreperted to be improvi Bubb, Harry Inman, and the eepest Metin were muc’ h pette® eon “4 of the Riternodw.s tal LO Oy . ‘The preliminarys hearing, of. Ch: TEA / married yesterday in r. Toth of the yoyng peo- Moore, one of th@*three charged with Fiest Annual Foot! wimurder “in the’ firstadesree And held ax al Scrim to Come Thursday: iS residents» and ‘are c. 4 fone of the principals; in the Killing of yew w: FBR they> | The first dance of the season” inj ‘Tom. Majors: in. the. raid Sund | make their home iere for ‘the|MOM@r of the Army and Navy football! pe held aw soon Rs. evidence ¢ winter. Miss. Dennison has. heen ‘em. | te#™ms will be given at the temple to-| securé from one ofithose now inj Miss Sopliin Remkaugh, Republican candidate’ for AND CAKE REPLACE Bot stice of the Municipal Court of ay of winning votes, especially ployed in the office or the Webel Com-PoFrew night. The proceeds from thes mercial company and is well Known nee Nay &O tO the foothall team, ikea ay poner the young ese here. defray the expenses sof uniforms aa We i oo equipment, Which-has put C mehr Waper the: football map this seasor Martin and Hugh — Armstrong awaiting trtal in the district court. seems doubtful if Mr..Martin ‘can he | tried soon because of hjs injuri .ON Luncheon Honoring : iMnvitations will -ésreauested nt the) Robert Squires, who has been taking | | ELECTED MAYOR purchased from you on House Guest ie _|ddor’ of the temple. and can he secureal instructions” from* Bert Cple, will man- | SONORA STA TE October 16: Mrs. A. Ft. Lowey Was. He: A@Stens ot ‘the Army .and| Navy club rooms in}/@ge' the stock airplane unattended in & | . OF OHIO TOWN z ° rz ‘this afternoon at a daintyelungheon: et! ine West hotel building. ent this fatternoon. > . Gravity 52.5 Be r home, 206 SOuth Linco street. |" "Tne special featuer oe the. evenin o (By _Ansocinted Prema) ace . ieee 10 pet. over at.....132.0 F Chrysanthemums Were used as the Mees) wink be the decorations and the 4: S| ‘Mr. aaa: aire A. D.Oliver are mov- H DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov...5.=That a © MEXICO e@ITy, (By Jian. Newspa- | MASLLLON, Ohio, . Noy. WW. i. 50 t t....208.0 F jrations and plaves were Taid for. sik! roRTams* RivpEr tha order of ai lance ig tintoushelie new, teins on “Jackeon | ;band of -Yaquis is raiding Moctezuma, Pers’ here, printing Mories. of: “‘thou-: Vogt. tinner, was elected sors ort 50 pet. over a A i) the table. The seuests of “honor. at IR regilare-WAM two vexiras, B Paetoet ara inay: ‘ jis the ifformation from the govern. Sands of Mexicans. in, the [nited States! the Socialist. ticket, defeating» Dems: 20:pcet. over at. 38.0 F the lunchéon WwassMrs, EC. TEwINg Of gic will he furnished the “Irises of Sonora to Consul Arredondo, in which Ut of work and without funds,” -d-!\ eratic and Republican. candiaates. PASSED colorado Springs, Sister Of Mrs! Lowey, chestra. Plans for othe dancer atte it is requested that no passports be is-| Vise persons who’ wish to .go tothe % ho recently arrived here* for’ a ‘visit, accompanied by» Reng ijttle daugitter,, "5 wens Katherine Loulsese: 4 \fter the luncheon adfernson, was) ned to & Kenstp: * s were 4! 4 ‘thé. resumes, lane for bes rh Ag COREE: ©. Avance is“planned for the evening ie etal of Armistice Day, November 10, to be * . \siven, at the: Henning notel if enough formey commissioned officers of the Returned "Soldiers United” States and allied armies will On the evening of Tuesday te dith, subscribe. Capt. M. F, Hopkins is at the the War Mothers of America will’ en-,pead of: the organization .. committee, rertain. the returned ‘soldiers, of Cas: which ‘will get in touch with the for. and their friends at the Army. and mer commissioned officers. savy elub rooms, A Thuslengperar 28 heen prepared and Ex-Governor Concert at s will addrdss the Nys. Re- Army, and Navy Clim * will he served’ by: the War) - Professor Rudolph Lundberg will give ‘the first of a serles of musicals at the. airman of the entertainment Army and Navy/elub. rooms on. tha reshment committee is Mrs. C. evefling of Monday, November 10, at}, nd those on the committees ovclock. Al the friends of the club) sdamea, William Mahoney, and the club members are invited Ri Sonn Murray David Rae. attend the concert. Littlefield and J. Bute see ale ® The Philathea clasg of the M. Word has heen pedelvedstrGhit Mrs ad@enirch willzhold the monthly Kensing Mrs. M. oj. Burke that theit® son, -Fran-'ton at the home of Mrs,.Vern Mokler, cis, who is at the’ St, Josedh hospital in 215 S. Grant, Tuesday afternoon!. The! eason are most elabordte but md wy the interest ‘shown. jin’ the first entertainment. oe controlle Dur rk. Wygant War Mothers to Entertain Denver, has undergone: @ ~saecessfu) hostess will be assisted hy Mrs. Trewin} operation and is doing nicely. “Mr. and! Day. ' M Rurke aecompanied etry ti tet 7 oe: i eee Surprise Birthday Party Given for Walter Huffman. r Waiter Huffman was the hor a surprise birthday party: his ninth year, Thé party pn at the home of Mr. and. M E. Huffman, 306 South Grant st nine young guests arrived at 4:30 United Prens.) le and spent the ‘afternoonspiay? LOS ANGI ELES, Call, Nov. §.——Bs-, ng games until they were served with tablishment of a revolving fund by the |) five-course dinner, In the eVening;city tobe used in financing = ho host stories were fold by Miss Ann» building projects is under consideration |/ tuffman. games and a. musicol by ‘the ‘city council. ‘rogram were enjoyed. At the close! It results from agitation by the Los! of the party all the guests were taken Angeles Rent Payers’ league «which i '» the movie by the: Misses “Resslé claims rent profiteering in Los Angeles » Huncan and Anna Huffman. is rampant. present’ at the party; Under the proposed plan a charter May Littlefield, Dorothy. Davis. amendment would be pecessary to per-| a Dunean and Margaret Duncan, “mit “the city’to appropriate a sum of | ‘omfort; Arthur Loyd Van Gor-Sioney to che tied in building” Houses | “LOS ANGELES: . IS‘ FIGHTING "| THe RENT HOG| The children were WELED:A} THE LATEST— Peter Cooper Hewitt, just returned n Chenoweth, Robert Teed- from’ Europe, displayg a novelty th: per? 1d to citizens : er, and the host, Walter Huffman: Hinetallerbat, bias BE relatos on the |” sonal addrmingnt, that: may’become. pop: ° Se ‘terest _and’on long term. payments, wily, “in New = York: society. . It? is ‘a Jeweled anklet, a} flextble hi with. diamonds, AWAIT PRINCE)" IN AUSTRALIA}. <= - nd studded clock a Pery at the par- lithe Rev. French performing the cere: when Franklin ‘Orville Holtzman n Emma Axtell-were mar- ng ceremony qwas used. The only guests present at the wedding B: MELLOURNE Os Mail-—Although, the 1) ide's parengs, Mr, hy Mrs. it was believed thatthe “Prince of i Southaeagem sire Wales: would ber able to visit the com: s xowied Inia Satin ant) monwealth of “Australia early ” next ‘repe creation, “and? Wore’ a) spring, cable trom London state, that picture hat td match, Mre.\ omeial circles consider. it hardly prob- 1akbent MORE. Of | her schoo! | apie that the prince will he able te au Casper,” being a resident here Pinake the tip at that time. Mr. Holter =n sa Official “communicatious concerning father in the caxpenter Abtuainess! Heres! M8 tour of the Antipodes are sald to be © young couple will make their honie 0M their way to the Conimonwealth and on Grace. street as soon’ as, they are received both the’! Ror state and federal governments will ap- Ne of » point reception committees to prepare ‘Aid Tor the prince's visit, A°draft, of the - members of the Ladiet Aid” sob] program, will be submitted to the prince <tunning Holtzman days in scilaiiess vt The older the tea-leaves, the more heavily they Me I are loaded with--taanin, vlety of the hristian church will meet) before he leaves for, Australia. “hursday afternoon with Mrs, Hurry Tee oe ed ¥ ales nin. is shar ucke: viredten At Aish emeenen 38 oats ash Mr, and Mrs. Howard Baker have Tan P; P ry cscs ‘ ‘gone to the Sweetfater, driving cia ard on the digesticn. , sou iait for about, a week | Sunergae Men b Jand, and will vy! Prepare for sna * bmt the J. 9. Lo: SaeStatoel saueh: < You don’ t wate shat, Re Mr William Téthurst delighttuny eny| tined St. Mark's Sunergae list even-\= “phe Casper Jewelry company has re- at her home in the Cobbs “ahartments| peiyed gd new shipment of: fancy ivory ist First street. yea? ‘The young, ‘tender ‘tea: Mrs. H. R, bsg he Otto Young company] y° , goods from t and Mrs. Werkley, who aE Ohiicage. ves, have the most real, iresent as guests, joined the Pulesy J ind Mrs. Lathrop offered Ker’ home al t= 2 ‘05 South Center stuect’ for the next /PUBLIC AUCTION SALK FOR POUND flavor, and alp: ost no, meeting Which will be hela : PRES, MONDAY, ° Vv. te, 1919, AS tannin lay. ‘The eveningswas spent ' ; intly in sewing | the bazaar W That’ the oe you wae | irae Sunergae will holdothe last, Saturdaytin |, One roan, S-yedr-old, + November ‘At the Perish MAE la ice onociden “ the cup that cheers,.in-| ntti ngs will _bé heldvevery week ufitilafter! One'roan mare, 4-y he bazaar. Mrs. Tolhurst served a 4e- ‘ea on left shoulder.-- --- ‘clous luncheon at the-conelusion ef the One bay, 3-year-old, White Mace. 754 (Sening. She was: assidted by heF sls! “One sorrel: colt, #year-old, brand fay " Schilling” 'S 13° that? fine: ‘er-in-law, Miss Betty Tolhurst. ° oe E 1 on left “Shoulder Forty Mer “Attend #, oF “one brown colt, 4-year-old, brand tea oad it costs only “sx 4 \ eft shoulder ae genes (oh no} “Mark's ‘parish | lett. shoulder. - 2 3 H eleppest ante next. te! : he smoker given, at the pare, white mare, branded on ish house last evening enjoying a most! OB® water = | delighteu) social evening. Col. Burke lett, shoulder Vereen : ah | Sinclair of the’ Midwest Refining” One black c company gave un hddres telling of his. shoulder--- “There are four favors Sf Schilling Tea! ‘ey! a rxperience with the drins, especially! Oné dark grey. #4 brand: Engle pe ey ptt aime s vie tseas. William Tothyrst and Arthur éa on’ left shoulder-.-3--~2. parchuaye lined moblarmpronteaanes: Ponald members of theseommittée oh One grey lorse,.no ‘brand vinible, rangement# for: the affair agrved Ke- fy Chief Police, siments” “consisting; - aK. WEBB. wichs and apples, 7, 8, He i 1 é ; , Cs At grocers everywhers A: Schilling. & Co San’ Francisco ar r Af ‘coffoe; .nand- { Pup: Nov. ail «| YAQUI INDIANS sued for ‘this section till the frouble is! | —_ WARPATH IN Univea od vorable and tre them“to stay The Excelsior points ott » an attorney of Le Mars,! Mexicans. who have héen ner ‘on legate porinone: arvesc® fiélds “in” Kan: aut home. | we orking ing A TWO-DAY —lIn order_to quickly eae ou tone éf suits we 2 offer some radical reductions for two days. ~~ These ‘are smart, tailored models, also'fur trimmed, of silvertone, woal: welours, broad- cloth, in the season’s best colors; .~ > °4 $55.00, $59.50, $65.00:and 969,50 SUITSAT. : $39.50... —Here are arrayed some richly fur artmndg Suits, also plain tailored, in the season’s most desirabie. fabrics. $75.00, $77.50, $85.00 and. $95.00 SUITS AT ~~ - $59.50 —The cream of our line of high gfade garments are includ- ed here, the very finést and poe materials are to be found in these garments. $110.00, $125.00, $150. 00 and $169.00 SUITS AT ~ & - eee $75.00 ~ “SPECIAL OFFERING IN WAIsts —Asa Edenton offering to our sale of suits. and an added attraction for Friday and Saturday shepeers ‘we offer some unusual values in Waists, Regular g $7. 9 5 $8.95 to'$12.00 Waists reduced to........... Here are beautiful Georgette and Crepe'de Chine Waists in white, flesh, pastels and the. newest suit shades; all sizes from 34 to 46; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ENTIRE STOCK OF “TRIMMED HATS -FRIDAY AND ‘SATURDAY ' 25 Per Cent Off —On sale Friday and Saturday, our entire stock of trimmed hats at 25. per ‘cent di t. We ny <i a fine selection and e@try woman or mii 3 is sgertain to find just me right hat. Sale must be final.” N AMMU NITION, WHEN WOMAN: RUNS FOR OFFICE— those of women voters, Wilh hér co-workers she has opened a formed saloon 28 a tea room and every afternoon tea and eake i is served over Beate ss to visitors. ‘MEX. PRESS asco ‘SOCIALIST 18 ates thatconditions grecunfa-| Oklahoma that the many} good in| They now find work sear ROSIE ESP ites THE CHICAGO, F YOUR GAS? Cheyenne, Wyo. New York City, has introd eda Casper, Wyoming. i] Gentlemen: and Missouri and in the cot Yours truly, h have b ave saved 1 paid Dairy, for help to comet FUR SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY 97 DISCOUNT _. Through our association with the GOLDEN RULE STORES’ buying syndicate,we are able to bring to Cas- per a $25,000.00 stock. of high grade furs of every descripvtior:, such. as coats, muffs, scarfs, etc. These furs will be on sale for two days only, Fri- day and Saturday, ata - Special Reduction of 25% The Golden Eetule ts PEDET To” ” een aT RLINGTON tt WHERE DO YOU BUY Oct. 31, 1918 Wyoming Filling Sta. Co., For your information I am giving you below the report of the State Chem- ist on sample of gasoline C. Stanley Greenbaum, Food and Oil Com* ara PAGE THREE Railroad Time Table-- Casper & — PE SSAA SE I rc INS SR A al REE ii AR HOA sr ha. rspit “tit | eres ev P