Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1920, Page 5

[LIVE NEWS OF WYOMING ARRESTS SLUMP WITH ORY Cheyenne Reports Reduction of 66 Percent in Police Court Activities . (Special to The Tribune.) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 6&—There were less than one-third as many arrests by the Cheyenne police during the last six months of 1919, the period follow- ing prohibition, as during the first six months of the year when the licensed sale of intoxicating liquor was permit- ted. During 1919, however, there were more arrests than during the preceding year despite the falling off in police ' business during the last half of 1919, | this fact being attributed to the im- moderate. use of intoxicants which took: | place during the dosing six months of the “wet” era. During 1919 the Cheyenne police made 2,441 arrests, compared with 2,412 dur- ing 1918. During the first half of 1919, when the saloons were open, there were 1,883 arrests, and during the second half of the year, after the saloons were closed. only 608. The greater number of arrests took place in May, June and July. May and June witnessed the “peak" of police business. In July there were many arrests as a result of the “bootlegging” immediately foliowing the closing of the saloons. HOBOES CAUGHT WHO STOLE RIDE IN U.S. MAILCAR (Speck: CHEYENN! Wheeler and. W. found in a Unioi arrival in Cheyenne, have been sen- tenced to thirty days in jail for va- grancy, If 6wring the period it should develop that any mail has been tam- pered with they will be made defend- ants to a federal charge. They assert that they were stealing a ride on the “blind” of the car and finding the car door open went inside because it was} warmer there, pen Tn WORLAND MAYOR RESIGNS, J. A. POWELL APPOINTED (Special to The Tribune.) WORLAND, Wyo., Jan. 5.—J. Ashby Powell has been appointed acting mayor MAN FAILS TO FEEL BULLET WOUND IN LEG (Shecial to The Tribune.) arene meer i PAGE FIVE. TAX RAISE HELD ILLEGAL BUT DOUGLAS MEN DENIED. INJUNCTION FOR PRIMENTS — MINER KILLED OVER DISPUTE IN. CARD GAME THERMOPOLIS. Wyo. John Durah, Austrian eoal miner em- nloyed at the Crosby mines, was shot and killed by Dave Alexander, an- other miner ,as the climax of a dis- pute over # card game. said, grabbed Alexander around the _ (Special to Th . pr thare.) Jan. 5.— son in 1920 it ever has as 10,000 going up is a Durah, it is ‘BIG BUILDING PROGRAM IN THERMOPOLIS, 1920 ‘ribune.) i , Jan, 5.—This' i have the biggest building sea- in public improvements and uction is already planned. Among dition to the Carter hotel, two garages with rooms above, costing $40,000 and $60,000 each and a street paving cover- RET G MRO -To beat the H. C. Navy Club. Don’t growl about high prices. L. by eating at the Army and more than y x Eat where $50,000 ad- “RESOLVED | L eating is good and at the same time save money. W positively put up the best lunches in the city. { BUFFALO, Wyo., Jan. 5.—Acci- (Special. to The Tribune.) neck wheh the warm and the latter drew’a gun and argument waxed ing ten Blocks, costing $100,000. hy the city council to fill the unexpired term of Mayor C. W. Erwin, who re- { signed to devoie his attention to private Lene deaths of two of the animals, and interests.” Acting~ Mayor ~ Powell” 13” 7 pioneer resident of Woasiakic: count, “be vaccinated against the disease. $35.00 Coats, $40.00 Coats, $45.00 Coats, $47.50 Coats, $60.00 Plush Coats, $60.00 Coats, Sale Price <-—----------22=2--2' $65.00 Coats, $75.00 Coats, $ Wied Got $32.50 ieee 0 Batenioeyank rau ss wer rio $35.00 Sale Price ....------------- $100.0 ’ Clearance Sale of Waists $9.00 to $15.00 ‘Waists at... each eight persons in the state. $70.00 Coats, $75.00 Coats, $85.00 Coats, Sale Price --. $20.00 Plush Coat, $85.00 Coats, $87.50 Coats, ss $2 5 bcp Price. .5-. 6a eskcemiee Snel gon Sey ee $50.00 Balai Prige |22--+-den-pasqceose $125.00 Coats, $70. 00 Sale Price ,..+--------<p20p~noe e Sale Price --....<.-.----.----5 $85.00 $175.00 Plush Coat, $150.00 Coats, $6.75 Sale“Price -..--...---ene-anc eran pS RR RS es hE Sate rice 40.00 pa gM ra $42.50 —Georgette crepe ait erepe de chine waists in beaded, braided, embroid- ered and lace effects; colors white, flesh, pink, taupe, brown, copenhagen, navy and black, in the newest models; a good range: of sizes. ” Clearance of Rainbow Ribbon $i Hairbows; $1.50 quality ities CLEARANCE SALE OF 1 . Wolverine Bath Blankets $8.00 quality at ..... —tThese are suitable for bath- robes, tteamer rugs, couch covers, etc. Only me-half dozen to choose from. CLEARANCE OF OVERGAITERS ety a $3.50 —Colors Bindk: brown: taupe, grey and. fawn. OUR GREATEST J | Seaeandany Clearance Sal Our high Rrade merchandise at tremendous reductions. We must clear our space for new Spring gogds. Hence these reductions. Fall and Winter Suits at About One-Half Price Clearance Sale of Coats Our entire stock of Cloth Coats must go at the following reductions: ee eae $17.50 Bae barre oa $18.50 sos BM Seg Sa $20.00 Sale Price Lea eae nae: $22.50 Sale Pric CLEARANCE SALE OF Remnants —Consisting of wool goods, silks, per- cales, ginghams, sateens, cretones, curtain nets, crash toweling, and out- ings in lengths from one-half yard to 5 yards. Reduced from 15 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent less than usual price. CLEARANCE OF RUBBERS $1.00 quality at 59e —All in small Sizes, ranging from 2’s to 314’s; only a-few to choose from. $75.00 Suits Sale Price 78.50 Suits, $89,00 Suit dentally shot in the thigh with a 45). pouGLAS, Wyo. dan. 50% A city auditorium is also among the |] calibre builet which plowed thra the | p¢ Converse county dan a! fired. Durah lived but a short time. | possivilities. Such a building would ARMY AND NAVY DINING CLUB |] fleah for seven inches before emerg- J! Junction to prevent the collection of in-| oot ie aent : ones B. West Hotel j iJ ing. dohn Shaffer was unaware | e | is proposed to erect several med- asemen ‘est Hote’ ‘Nine had been .wouniled until he no- | teens. pO a ef haart hese ig ium-sized residences and sell them to b ticed bleod tricking thru his trou- sessments under protest and bring abil |}men holding permanent positions. These sers. In the meunwhile he had} tion at law for the recovery of the in| 8 would be modern and four to six rooms ad walked more than hulf a mile from | crease, according to the decision of | eee | za 4 the scene of the shooting, a lonely |! Judge E. C. Raymond of Newcastle, who : oan ‘the Big kage bene ery |held that inasmuch us the supreme \PERMIT ISSUED } shot when jcourt had ruled adversely in a similar his own revolver was discharged. \case, an injunction would not stand. (Special to ‘The Tethune eal } After he realized that he had been |The increase, he set forth, is illegal and|, @ BNHOCKS, “\ dan.''s.—state! TQ SHOOT ELK } wounded he walked six miles to }ican be made the basis of a suit for the | DeASAU Ret eee for the Modern Woodmen | hnnow n Cc e m e i ( Hunter's station, where his wound 3 = of America will be established here | it rf was dreseed. ‘The bullet, altho it [| Sees ee ater LaRGeSMeEMES “been: annaunesd, “cna FOR ILLIN Ors, : { penetrated the thigh deeply, encoun- Samuel Shove, now of Denver, will be \ Sn em STATE GAPITAL arse the wont in Weoming nex teen |. DUBOIS. Wye, Six of the, We wish to announce to hastind thitthe Denver heancuarters, [mest elicnaws ving hunted t FAN IN MARKET sal ~ ee r the museum of the state of Illinois. 'e a i PEPLESS ‘PEP’ nt Nipper of Dubois has secured per- O ] C i n from the state ane OS pet ramen . ( WEASIONOOUPHDINTO FoR arepLane PEPLESS le tee i il Companies) | PE jthe cost to the museum will be about si t STATE OFFICE LAST YEAR cweeeroasarmmes SNe a | that we have organized a | Ae } CHEYENNE, Wyo. J ) oh instructed that the con ‘of the bot- wctter taint were]. CLT Y SEWERS torent nan toe conatecs | (Special to The Tribune.) |purchased by/Reed Hollister, a motor- ——- jturned to them, { CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 5.—Fees col-|©¥¢l@ dealer, who is negotiating with] (Special to The Tribi . ‘ ; - i Stock and associates of Casper for) SHERIDAN, Wy ‘our C ani RN seer aay cot |@ Curtis Oriole. Hollister proposes to|hundred casew! of “ ee S. ae | time in the history of the state exceed-|US€ the machine in commercial kervice | the near-beer varie ptie ed ere jhere, anticipating especially frequent |into the sewer 1 2 the liquor Pilis tn ited ‘sed Geld Beas ScA4100,900, thy 4010 callections totalling | Er have by persons destice to [oct fer yop eat oP see Sere® collections had totalled £79,267.50. Dur- |Te#eh Denver hurriedly. pate Mase i pists. ELA sieShons eo he ‘ ; it refused to acc est, Atwaye Reliab the hhighien automobile license tes Will] Pay SOLD BY DRLrISTS EVER result in the secretary of state's office VERTON BEET Every member of this Company owns and handling at least $300,000. } 100 PASTORS TO CROP AVERAGES drives his own truck, thereby more personally ATTEND STATE 10 JONS, REPORT interested and liable in delivering his load of (Special to The Tribune.) H freight with guaranteed satisfaction than if he MEET, DOUGLAS | 21werron, wyo., Jan. §-—Bighteen | 1 ani So knlaneaene ins seomae eae was a hired driver and ory interested in receiv- ee the sugar beet crop in the Riverton dis- ? d ? if (Special to The Tribune.) trict this year, this being the average I vi Tuller. ie average yield was 10 o ¥ . . ee ‘ : ay Wah Gvee AOU Opuntia Fentoeen tine [oem econainw itd thi faglory report. Winesa A les This and our individual ability to deliver the eee Rae ee goods in the past is our reason for asking you to ae 11a/1 MOTOR LICE LICENSES, ae ps en 3 2 Srenrban prom | BSED FRIST YER per box $3.75 se oA es e ° SHERIDAN FROM Truck Owners Transportation.Co. (Special to The Tribune.) u 2 FA TAL MALADY CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 5.—-During 145 North Center Phone 1290 191% there were issued by the state of Business Manager__Baxter Rarie i (Special ‘to. The Tribune.) Wyoming 21,371 automobile licenzes, i t SHERIDAN, Wyo., Jan. 5.—Hemorrh-|5;151 more than during the aabeaing. ( | | ’ FRUI [ M ARKE j EM jhrmporisten Manager__Ray ri 5 i} agic septicemia has appeared among the | year. During the present year, it is -M. + We deer herd at Pioneer park here, causing anticipated, more than 26,000 cars will Phone 247 W. Mattessen Paul Mari ). be licensed by the state. That num- one ‘ ‘all Of the réertiainder ofthe herd are to|ber would indicate one automobile for SS — Clearance Sale of Dresses This lot gonsists of Velvet, Serge and Silk. etaaret Deen” ERLOD $45.66 $50.00 $17.50 "$22.50 $13.75 $18.00 $18.75 $28.00 _ $33.75 $45.00 ene Dresses, Sale Price Clearance Sale of Shoes 9.00 to $14.00 $6. 85 values at .. ak - —tThese are broken ‘lines and sizes taken from our regular stock and could not be duplicated for the price we ask should we buy them today. They are made in French, Cuban, Mili- tary and low heels; only four or five pairs of a kind to choose from; come in black kid, brown kid, black with wae and grey tops, patent leather, ete. RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM COMPANY — “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST”