Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 10

ees i i ed Qt hah —S is 1 OAV Pe sea 2a DVORS SRP SAS ro hae PAGE TEN BONVIGTLENVES |KMIrEcAreieD, jou congitiy | iam ‘UM BED ba Patt LIQUID Survives Shock} June 18.—Col| CHEYENNE,!. Wyo., June 18.—at-| VALUE ! 10-year-old daughter of . Al shan ee, negro,/ whose trade is/tempting to get her doll out of a PACKAGES butchering hogs, is having opportu-|drawer, of an old-fashioned wardro mat ge nity at St. John’s hospital to medi-! Emily, -year-ol ja hte 4 , eat on the sensations of his vocational| Nimmo, Ss caught beneath the mass | be Ay a freig keen sticking-knife and Key Fashioned from Tin Can Aids ‘™@¢ attempting to|ive piece of furniture as it overturned . and while/and was unconscious from shock and carrying the only impedements of his|suffocation when discovered by her a} father ten minutes later. The child's whetst fell a knif. injuries are not serious, hut she would Escape This Week of William | was athed in his sock; was fc have perished had not her predicament| : ii enti through his leg, inflicting a{been so quickly discovered. Smith from Rawlins orcad vnunet ane Rha Prison | Ah doan know whether T's ever|rm forever eatile candy, at Delicious candy—oh! so good, cat it all the time, (Special to The Tribune) q ey eee | mmer—rain or shine. ) CHEYENNE, Wyo.) June 18—A re-| When the knife _Plerced ea ays hiding, | Chiidrens ward of $100 is offered by the state | rched everywhere, THE FLEDALLEY and Mens ward of charities and reforms for the SPECIAL NOTICE. |But now I eat nothing but Lukis’ 1 from the state penitentiary at having spa tov . Tune y by un-|mander Mr the door of his cell with a key| Place. oned from_a tin can. ving two - = ” from a wir of the prison kit-! chen with a me Better try some of our home-made w obtained in the NcItaHe ceri wine the top ot ati ndies ght soon, otherwise you wil to the prison wall and thence they eee ee ground. No trace of him has been found. | st of William Smith, a convict who} To the Ladies of Ma Anyone Smith was _conalde redone of he ate convicts in the peniten- tiary. “He v nt wp from Laramie Ten Reels Today county last fall Hillsdale, 18 mile previously to to esce.pe, one of the penitentis ond attempt to notified the state Continuous board of che and reform that he would be u © hold the convict 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. prisoner long unless he were permitted to detail a guard to do nothing but second attempt to escape was for phia parerging ne ~ @Six-Part Western Classic tee ne awa ant With Real Thrills and Stunts two months ago and has not been captured. Smith and Lof. ten were ironed together with leg-irons and imprisoned in the death house of the penitentiary. They cut through the! ea ar leg irons with a super-steel needle stolen from the shirt factory, then cut/A Cowboy Who Is Not through the steel wall of the ors - ; house cell in which they were incarce.|JAfraid to Have His Face ed, picked the lock of the h| Mussed , Climbed to the room of the c i hen » the outer wall they were observed. Loften got over the wall and disappeared, barefooted | and bareh 1, raging blizzard, eser but Smith covered by a guard's ri-| fle and su der: e Smith 1 wanted in -Montana on sev- | a) | Judge Makes Erroneous | Next Prediction Regarding Lawyer Two Dwe Heel Comedies en “About one clean shirt is all x! thought he would ever wear. He had fallen 2 to a mere shadow; was as . yellow as saffron and often doubled, i up with pain. Doctors continually! The Battering Home-Run gave him morphine and were about to [King and Villa, the Mexican Mayr’s Won- #'Thunderbolt. First picture } a ae Bo x \fof the Republican Conven- tion at Chicago. from the intestina a1 pendicitis. One dose will convince or mey refunded. At all druggists.— | Tomorrow PIONEER ||DOUGLAS FAIR- [ AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 In ‘ Sandison & Fiddes ‘THE MOLLY- THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. CODDLE’ Prompt Service We Deliver TONIGHT IRIS Dancing Pavilion THE ROVING MARINES Will Give a Free Concert and Enter- tainment from 7:30 till 9:30 O'Clock ALSO 10C DANCE After the Concert and Entertainment eee in tiers, cut a hole into the attic, broke a | hole through the outer roof, let them | selves to the ground with a rope fash-| en e ione ling and were using chet tS : E and re and allays the inflammation which causes pr ally all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including } Delicious: candy you can't compare. Lukis Candy Co. A Tooth Paste ATottate 1 Special Sale on HATS 2 cannot clean your teeth with . For This Week talcum powder; it is too fine. You would not brush your teeth with |} sand; it scratches and cuts. Tooth Paste ‘ ) t 5 é is ground to the ° proper ¢ tency. All Seasonable and Up-to-the-Minute in Style It cleanses. It does not scratch the Casper Pharmacy “Once a Trinl—Always Nyal'’ | ___PICTURES WORTH BEST VENTILAT- ris YOUR | ED THEATER IN WHILE ae Sl ce re FR NS ee ee enamel or cut the gums. sien 8 Sanford Millinery O. S. Building. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY ALWAYS THE STATE Today had Tomorrow Three men and a woman in honor’s web. ‘Basil King’s Famous Story ‘THE STREET CALLED STRAIGHT A vivid cross-section of life in which the sunshine of love routs the shadows —Also—— LARRY SEMON IN ‘SCHOOL DAYS’ A Straw Hat The Keynote of Head Comfort for Summer Especially is this true of our Sailors, fitted with air-cushion sweat band, They are real Men’s Hats—the finest line we have ever shown. They “combine comfort and style. Prices $3, $4, $4.50 and $5 We are also featuring the sea- son’s newest styles and shapes in Panama Hats—the ideal Hat for summer wear. We have a style that will please your own individual ré- quirement, Prices $4.50to$10 FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 192, The W. H. Brown Market & Grocery | North Durbin St., North Casper i] Phone 4¢y We Deliver Anywhere Saturday and Monday SPECIALS Cans Sardines 95¢e White Crepe Paper Nanking fn Oil'for .-.----+..- kins, Bundle of 100, Gallon Can Tomato (OTD hi * 0 3 cae a 15e Catsup for 75¢ 10-1) Pail Swift's 80c Leaf Lard for-----._ $3.05 | Gallon Cans Apples, per can -------- No. 2% Cans Large Blue Plum | Gallon Cans’ Yellow Free 95 Heavy Syrup, g | Peaches, per can-------- Cc Slice ed Pe: PE 4 “a No. 1 Cans Fancy Pears, per 25¢ Can Fancy oe Bar ye Gira 20c 20c Can Fancy No. 1 Cans Smilax 95 Small cans Sliced Pine. y Corn for------ C. appie; Per can ‘ans ‘Tomato No, 2% Cans: Soup for Pineapple, Per can_ 6%1b. Box Soda $1 15 No. 3 cans Apples, Crackers, Per box---- °. rer Cx tie Package Sweet Potatoes, No. 2 Cans 15 Breakfast Ba ©) stick oper 33 Best Loin Pork Cota per ibe 2 Best Loin Pork Chops, Sepacraed 53¢ Benn ee eek acs 35¢e “emons, 41b, Sack Jersey Cream Pancake riour-- 43€ 4%-Gal. Size Can of 1 Corn for-- ‘ Maple Syrup ----.-- 45 Small Cans 9 %4-Gal, Size Can of Potted Meat for------ 5c Maple Syrup ---.---..-. 60e Brookfield or Natrona 60 Buttersrrcteics sire iss sie BUDD crn aaie c BEReT ore cas sel Aaa ee ce . 50e Berries, Head and Leaf Lettuce, Green Onions, Aspara- gus, Rhubarb, etc., Fresh SATURDAY MORNING IMPORTANT NOTICE Customers who can phone their orders Friday Eve- ning from 6:30 to 8:30 please do so. This way we can better arrange and route orders for Saturday morning deliveries and give you better service. PHONE 490 Watermelons Carload Just Arrived Also Another Car Cantaloupes City Fruit Market Phone 247 STORAGE GROCERY Phone 97 BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN N 20c at the CHILI KING LUNCH y \) Grand Central Block. All kinds of Sandwiches at \ \Y Popular Prices. Quick Service, Highest Quality ue WOOT TSL TILE LILES! was ne PE I —