Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1920, Page 2

“ill MOST STAND TAAL W DISTRICT COURT FOR RAKNG OFF WITH GRIP Frauk Metz and Vern Kane were | bound over to the district court on a} charge of larceny following their pre- liminary hearing in justice of peare court yesterday afternoon. Their bond was placed at $500 apiece and because of inability to supply it, placed in the county jail. Both men pleaded guilty to the charge. when brought before Judge W. T. Tubbs. Metz and Vern Kane picked up a ‘suit case belonging to Albert Bell in al|g pool hall. looking. They thought nobody was. It was only a short time until they were arrested, and so strong was/ the sdinst them that they pleaded guilty. The suit case contained a syit of clothes anf two shirts. The con- tents and the suit: case pace ‘oe at $50. MONDELL NOT (LNOT OESIAGLS (OF ATTENDING NATIONAL CONVENTION AS DELEGATE (Special to The Tribune.) { MW. ASHINGTON, Feb, 20.—Congress- man Mondell has written State Chair- man Kennedy and National Committee- man Sullivan that he does not desire to be considered in connection with, the. selection of delegates to the Chicago convention. Giving his reasons for this action, the Wyoming congressman It goes without saying that I would enjoy this service and appreciate the honor, but there are Republicans in the state who are always ready to de- vote their time and their talents to the interests of the party and who would y greatly prize the opportunity to attend and participate in a national convention, and I appreciate so thor- oughly the work end service of such men that I do not wish to stand’in the way of their being considered. and recognized in the selection of delegates. | “Fortunately, it looks as though we ve they were! |CHECK “ARTIST LANDED AFTER YEAR’S CHASE William | Brewer, ‘alias ‘William -Koepnick, has been arrested in Chey- | enne on @ charge of passing .bad | checks on the Golden Rule store here, about a year ago. Brewer will be brought to Casper and his prelimin- ary heating held this afternoon, Brew- er says he is the wrong man. HIGHWAY WEST OF HERE SURVEYED PREPARATORY TO CONSTRUCTION BIDS CHEYENNR, Feb. 20.—Engineers ot the state highway department are now engaged in the survey of the Yellow- stone highway, fifteen miles west of Casper, for the puryinse of, preparing Plans for the reconstruction of this road. It is anticipated that bids will be asked and the contract awarded for this work, during thé latter «part of March, permitting the contractor. to be- gin operations as soon as the weather conditions permit. A survey of the Yellowstone highway in the vicinity of Powder River will be made in the near future with a view to |determining the extent of the improve- ments. BS Ge ce PLY WASHINGTON TO BE TOPIC FOR THE STORY HOUR: Special preparations have keen made for the Washington's birthday. story hour at the public library Saturday att- ernoon from three to four and the clvl- dren will be delighted to find) Martha Washington in costume there to- teil them the story of the “Father of Our Country.” ee eae TAKE DINER AT GLENROCK J. L. Learner, M. F, Felix, John D. Salmond, Charles Gilbert’ .and Sam, were to have a good old-fashioned con- vention at Chicago, in which the claims and qualifications of all the candidates will be fairly considered, and in which! a decision will be reached at the con: vention, after carefully weighing the} relative merit and availability of the} varieus gentlemen who have been men- tioned for the nomination, I shall hépe to be in Chicago at the time of the convention, and join the Wyoming: delegation in celebrating the nomina- | tion of the next president.” —_—_____ <> ______ 120 CENTS FOR YOUR DOLLAR We must close out our entire stock ef rroreries in less than a week's time. In ecrder to do this, we are offering “on 20 per cent discount on all open Case goods at. less’ than cost. Fleur “Wheats Best” $6.75 for 96) pounds. No deliveries. CASPER COMMERCIAL CO. 2-20-tf ee eee Read The Tribune Want Ads Black Sateen SHIRTS $2.50 VALUES $1.78 Owen, the latter president of the Wyo ming Highway Distributing coempany, took a brief respite from thelr duties at the Ledrner store last ‘night and mo tored to Glenrock where. they weré guests of Mr, Felix at dinner at the Hotel Higgins. The big forcing out sale now, in pro tress is said by Mr. Learner to.be prow * greater than his. fondest expecta tions. Science has proved that the body is only a collection of cells and that Nature requires twelve cell-salts to keep the cells of the body in normal health and vitality. * It has ‘been demonstrated that these cell-salts not only build, nourish and repair the _Cell-Salés Formula that Makes Rich; Red Blood cells; but govern the health and vitality of the tissue, nerve, blood, bone and brain, of which the cells are a part. SIGNAL BRAND RAILROAD ~ These cell-salts attract and retain the oxygen as it passes the lungs into the blood, cells repair, nourish, revitalize Bi § by their presence in the : (Continued from Page, 1) though he had reached the most north- erly land in the world—naming it Cape Morris K..Jessup at the tip of Green- fand—and had also attained 84.17, the north-most record Western world, hé was stil dispair. He wrote in his dairy, “The game is off. My dream of six- teen years is ended. I have made the best fignt I knew. I believe it was a} good one. But I cannot accomplish the | impossible.” By the time Peary reached ciyiliza- tion however, he had decided upon eae} another trip. With the specially de- signed ship, Rooseyelt, Peary drove fur- tuer into the frozen ocean than niavi- gator had ever been before. On foot he advanced until his record for this | seventh trip stood at 86.6, where) starvation andcold again checked the party. The explorer was 52 years old when in July, 1908, he set out on his eighth and successful invasion of the Polar region. Capt. Bartlett, the veteran igator for Peary, shouted to Col. Roogevelt as | the ship was leaving its whart at New York: “It's the Pole or bust this time, Mr. President.” The method of attacking the Pole, was in five detachments, pushing north in the manner of a telescope. At the 88th parallel Peary parted with Capt. in ithe | in great | > Bartlett, in charge. of the fourth de- | tachment, and he, with one member of his crew and four Eskimos, made the final dash. They covered the 135 meres in five days. Thirty hours, from’April 6 to 7, were »spent at and around the Pole—a great tract of frozen sea—none of the lahd whieh Dr. Cook reported. The weather was cloudless.\and flawie=s.. The tem- perature ranged from 33 below to 12 below. ‘Where open places permitied soundings, 9,000 feet of wire, which was all that Peary had, failed to touch the bottom, en he got_back to civilization , Peary was surprised to find such a fierce controversy raging over him and wr,"Cook, |but -hg/easily estab- lished his claim before scientific bodies e world. He was raised t6 the rank‘of rear admiral of the United States Navy and retired on pay; cosp,ress. voted. him its thanks in a spe- and. gold medals, decorations and “honors ‘of many kinds were’ show- eréu uson him. A scientific and popular narrative of | his success he wove into a book called “The North Pole,” while ;his other ex- peditions ibed in detail in his Dr. Reusing recently an- nounced that a perfect com- bination of the revitalizing cell-salts has’ been obtained and that clinical tests in his professional practice Have demonstrated beyond the slightest question that the formula which he’ named Reolo’ rapidly increases the red blood cells, brings back the cells of the) body to health; restores their vitality and enables the diseased cells te perform their functions. Reolo gives the cell proto- plasm renewed life and ener- gy, tones the exhausted nerve cells, controls the warring latitude | \ ing Tea. OBSERVED AS HOLIDAY HERE Tan's irtiany “talteLon | is year, Monday, Iebruary | observed as a holiday by} er and algo by the county offices, \it whe announced today. { Whéther the stores will observe a naif boliday as was done on I.incoln’s | oa » has not yet been deuided. ] Tac Best Casper school, which is closed ‘oday on account of ‘trouble caused when the grader on East Lin- jden street ran into a water pipe, will jhaye a holiday Monday as well as the other schools, and \teachers and pu- pils feed not report until Tuesday morn-| ing. Monday will also bo. obsekved as a [oli by the, Casper postoffice. t I ) Northward Over the Great Ice,” and) rarest the Pole.” well-earned rest, living for a large part | of the time with his family of three— wife, daughter and son—on Eagle | Island, off the coast from Portland, Me. | Mrs. Peary was formerly - Josephine | Diebitsch of Washington, D. C., marry- ing the explorer in 1888. She frequent- ly accompanied her husband on his | northward journeys, and on one of these trips Marie Ahnighito Peary was born and bears the distinction of hav- jing been bore farther north than any} | other white child in the world. She is | popularly known as “The Snow Baby.” The old full-grown “tea leaves you get in common tea\’are (loaded: ‘down Siete tannin — that’s what gives common tea its puckery taste. For-Schilling Tea, we use only the young leaves, rich in fine tea-flavor. ; If you like téa strong in tannin; buy the common kind. If you want fine tea, without the puckery taste, ask your grocer for Schull There are four’ flavots..of Schilling Tea—Japan, Ceylon- India, Oclonge English Breakfast, All pne quali parchmyn-lined moistufesproof pac At grocers everywhere. A Schilling & Co San} ages: all Blankets and Comforts. Clothing ; ° banks ahd the public schools in} Peary’s closing years were spent in! , Richards & Cunningham Co. FINAL CLEARANCE SALE Of All Winter Merchandise in the Men’s Department Beginning Saturday morning; February 21, we will allow liberal discounts on all Men’s and Boys’ Winter Wearing Apparel, also on It, will pay you:to supply yourself for next winter, because prices are still advancing and you can save from 10 to 20 per cént by buying now. Never -in the world were there dough- Calumet’ doughnuts, In no others will you find that fonehanme, tender goodness. Its ‘ion same with all bakings. Makes Most Palatable and Sweetest of Foods Never tough—soggy—bitter. Never anything ‘ but the pane t, flaky, wholesome—good to eat and good for yor use this 30 year favorite of ieaveness is absolutely. pure in both can and baking. Leaves no harmful Weltns Contains only such in- ig have been officially approved by United tates Food Authorities. Made. ae. the largest, cleanest, most modern Baking Powder Factory. ordinary leavening strength ~-therefore you use less. aoe save materials itis. used with —never fails. Order today, ‘Im- ee prove the quality of your bakings: i memodgrats A ‘ price, You. save . Valaable 12-Page Cook Book. Handsomely illustrated in colors, Most complete and dependable re- cipe book ever issued.” Hundreds SH) of helps in. reducing househoid YH expense, | Scores of AIP | cies rwaysot taking bet: ter x foods. Sead slip found in cen of ‘Calumet An aoe ean 3 to belp gover moatll ing. sir at grows Co,,' e104 2 Bt, Co N you bul alu "full pound if you wantit. 16—n ‘ Call and be convinced. Underwear We have in stock about thirty Hirsch-Wickwire: Suits, only oné of a size and about six Overcoats of the same make which we must close out to make room for our new spring stock. We invite you to look them over and get our prices. It will pay you to buy’a Suit or an Overcoat for next win- ter as prices on all clothing will be much higher next fall. ill: have a large assort- « ti meiit., Wess Mén’s and Boys’ Winter Underwear on hand, consisting of the celebrated Lewis make of Union Suits (and several. other good brands), also the two-piece suits of Underwear in both cot- ton and wool and will allow liber- al discounts on all this merchan- dise during this final clearance sale, forces of life and decay, al- ways contending for mastery in the cells of the body, and by. its power of: cell nutrition and reconstruction gives ree | and maintain the vigor, vital- ity, health and energy of the célls, of the blood, tissues, nerves, veins, atteries, bones, / : Sweaters . You will find a good assortment of Men's and Boys’ Sweaters to SHIRTS $2 85 muscles aid brain: ~newed strength and energy. select from if you need any. and at the prices we are offering you tan d = We dre Distributors of REOLO for the Dr. A..L. Reusing eave Rack pate ig cent on next keri prices, Better come in Laboratories; Akron; Ohio. It is ‘sold under the positive guar antee that you will obtain Beneficial results and ren strength or we will gladly nid ‘your money. REOLO wonderful. tonic and stren réfiewing’ qualities) The létée package (containing. 100 t tab! ete) only costé $1.00. - WALUES NOW Hats aitd Caps 1We are closing out all of our Extra Special \We Have aboutelG@ dozen of the extra heavy Cashmerette pa ic left, in “both black and gi Winter Caps and all broken lines Kimball Drug Store J which are a good B0-cent value. | of Spring Hats and Capy at u dis- Cas Ww. Price now during thie tinal lest ‘count of 20 per cént. Come in : at RR, weming ance sale only 35 cents per pair, \ : or'3 pair for $1.00. 4 and Jook ‘them over: a ; EXTRA SPECIAL Men’s and Boys’ Shoes. We can.give you a real bargain in Stioes, now, as we have about 50 pairs of the “Beacon” make of Men’s and. Boys’ Shoes which we dre Closing out. If you should happen to find your size among them it would pay you to buy for futuye' use.” Call and look them over. ICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM. WHEN ids WANT THE BEST” ‘bibs % J. L. Learner 164 So. Center St. Gasper; Wyo. tiie nd spasms Lik, BG ak 61 0 Nearly New 5-Passenger, Moon, Automobile—At Great Sacrifice. You MustSee It to Appreciate It. Phone 908 or Call 168'South Ash. Phone or Call Between 6 and 9 ‘Tonight or 10 and 4 Tomorrow. whee ii 4)