Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1920. soins eee Che Casper Daily Cribune [RON SHUTTERS CAUSE OF MOST RIOTS IN “EAST” Rolling of Iron Shutters by Mer-! chants in Constantinople Starts More Riots Than | Political Agitators. (By Associated Press.) CONSTANTINOPLE (By = Mail).— Iron shutters have probably caused more riots, massacres and pogroms in the Levant tha: i shops in the h poves. When they are banged down they make as much noise as a machine-gun. Every time there is rumor of any sort of trouble some timid mer- chant slams down his shutters to pro- teet his plate glass. Without investi- gating the cause, other merchants fol- low instantly with such clatter that the public becomes pani y and rushes ahout trying to discover the cause of the flurry. At such moments, excited crowds will,credit any rumor which is put into direulation. ‘Pickpockets avail them- selves of such opportunities. Soapbox orators, street fakirs and magicians gather crowds by this device. In any Turkish city the circulation of a rumor that a movement is to be started against Christians will cause all the Armenian and Greek shops to close within a few minutes, and frequently the ng losing of the shops fans the religious hatred of the Moslems into ac- tien. a VAUDEVILLE BILL ON DECK AT SALT SREEK Two fast farce comedies and specialty acts will be given iy the local stage tal- ent at the Gas Plant and Salt Creck camp of the \Midwest Refining vom- pany at the Salt Creek Gas Plant, Sat urday night, Aj Leon will have charge of the show. Charles Sanderson and Mr. Brock as the’ Tar Baby are pro: grammed among the stars on the bill. $< GSE ia Ui aap | Road Bulletin =| OE te ec State Highway De; District Engin, Salt Creek Road—Generally good to within threem iles of Sait C: Kk rough to Salt Creek: Yellowstone 0 iment, Office of k; then Highway, ept rough de ur rough between Moneta and Shoshoni; trail fair across | mountain to ‘Thermopolis: Shosyoni- ' Riverton good; Riverton-Lander, Yell y fair stone Highway el- Douglas, Ma y_good to Che: Price Less Skirts—just a few— Price Less Price Less rel. VP Wash Dresses Must Go White and Colored Organdies, Colored Voiles— made of the very best materi Separate Skirts Accordion Pleated and Box: Pleated Plaid Wool eae 33 3 Ducsant Tub Skirts e Gaberdine Material of Whit 3 Fancy Silk Skirts Fancy Embroidered White “33 also solid colors, these esis eger ce’ DER RUDE. SELLING FOR $1.75, PRICE IS UP Lander ofl the larger port of which’ comes from the Dallas oil field has moved up in prive from $1.25 a barrel to $1.75, accordi der. This oil is purchased by the North- western railroad company and it is un- derstood by officials here that a ma- jor portion of the Dallas ficld oil has|*°* been comtracted for until September!‘ by the Northwestern at $1.75 per bar- This places Lander oil on a foot- ing somewhat similar to oil quoted from other Wyoming fields, the lowest of which is the Mule Creek crude which sells at $2.05 a barrel. ‘als— REHR AND WEAVER TAKE MATCH IN PRELIMINARY OF DENVER TOURNAMENT I} the are to word from Lan-| DENVER, Colo., Midwest representative did not play in the singles in ay’s matches but won in the! } match. His partner was also of Casper and of the July 23.—W. core of their match was, 6-1, 74, Bo-; bier and Risley being the losing team. B. P. Hoover played an exeeptivnal “I Never Forget ie: YOU, Lady” _-No danger of a child—or grownu either—ever forgetting WHEACO after they taste it once. veryone likes its nutty flavored, granular icliaivimaeae= more important, they soon feel the effects of its unusual nutriment. WHEA- CO is made from carefully selected pure whole wheat—containing the rich, brown bran and pure white heart, toasted and und into the most palatable breakfast ever served in a bow! with sugar and cream. Get a Package From Your Grocer Today PYTTITITILI UII yy rrr Manufactured by THE W. L. FIELD Co., Denver, Colo. We have just finished our July Clearance Sale, and ends that are broken in sizes and merchandise at low price until everything is sold. A purchase made ment price. Silk Dresses Materials of Figured Georgettes, Foulards, Messa- lines, Taffetas, Beaded Georgettes and Crepe de Chine, Sport Dresses, Street’Dresses, Afternoon Dresses, Traveling Dresses— 1 Per Cent 3 Discount 1 Per Cent 3 Discount 1 Per Cent 3 Discount i Per Cent . 3 Discount " Clarence Short, in yesterday's feature. match. it is the first time in classic to go to an outsider. have been beate: at their own game!eas have begun to and on their own court. is the only remaining local star and|middle of June, it was announced that from| Harrison of Fort Collins. won bis last match. , It eliminates the last of what} Hehr and Teri" nree now in he wee |the finals. nee no considered the Denver stars andj +jimament as seen in’ Denver are the DenveF| foover, Rehr and Harrison. that first honors seem certain Tee a r— Denver players} put within the last few weeks, Cario- | take the matter a Herman Clow] ittle bit more seriousty, and during the game is not considered as fast as|the price of wheat would be greater. play exhibited by Rehr and W. C./This announcement called forth « - Clow barely blast of protest. being anxious Coy GRAND OPENING ELKHORN PARK Sunday, July 25 Large Floor, Excellent Music. Lunches and Soft Drinks. Park, Five Miles Southeast of Casper on Marked Road. inal Cleanup On SOCIETY BRAND and MORSE-MADE Clothes Clothes as An Asset Rather Than a Necessity, Result from Careful Choosing SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF Men’s and Young Men’s SUITS Men who look to good tailoring, reliable materials, and the “correct’’ in style, choose J. L. Learner's Suits. In- eluded in this sale are all Suits in odd sizes remaining from the Season’s stock, all of them three-piece and of tweed worsteds and cashmeres. Suits remain also. _.. $45.50 $53.50 A few Blue Serge Suits worth to $60, special at .....W.....— Suits worth to $70, LL, MENS & YOUNG MENS OUTFITTER The Home of Society Brand Clothes 260 So. Center Pecceecceeenceee® Rehr and Harrison are fayored for|}y latter being supposed to promot gestion and to “mounting upward.” 1 tl ae tis wife, May RAS Ancient Greeks and Romans frequent mixed their wine with sea water, the wine P keep the from | p' rs Wyom- 5 atte eee Hart ing’s Schaffner ; Greatest & Marx Ae: Clothes Clothes soe & CLOTHING C04 Store Retiring Sale Belated Shipment Holeproof . Hosiery FOR WOMEN | To Be Sold at Retiring Prices Beautiful solid colors. Some have clever clock- work designs. Strictly full-fashioned. Holeproof stands for everything in fine Silk Hosiery. $6.50 Kind; Retiring Price $4.95 -1 | $3.85 $2.85 $5.00 Kind; Retiring Price $4.00 Kind; Retiring Price Every Size, Every Shade, Buy Them Now the Saving Is Worth While Clean Sweep of Summer Merchan and after checking over our stock find we have some odds to clean our stock for Fall goods, we will offer this of this merchandise is below replace- Silk Georgette Waists Our entire stock of Georgette Waists have been grouped in the following way: Lot | Lot 3 These waists are priced below cost and we are desir- ous of selling them before new goods arrive. Smocks Hand-embroidered, solid colors and combinations. Sizes 14 to 20— Price “Less 3: 1 Per Cent on PB aOO 00> SAA ot }@) 3 Discount Silk Undergarments Crepe de Chine and Georgette Gowns, Camisoles, Teddys and Bloomers— 25% ‘Discount Price MAMBO otic sires ley clad oa Sun Umbrellas of Silk } Black and Solid Colors |g Sea ad 2076 Discount 138 East Second I. ©. O. F. Building: ne-Saller Co. Children’s Gingham Dresses Double Plaids, “Single Plaids, Small Checks and Plain Colors, also White Voiles— Te cae 20% Discoun Middies, Middy Suits Middy Suits made of Middy Jean with Serge colors—sizes 16, 18 and 20— ‘ Priced $6.50 and $8.50 : Riding and Outing Suits 3 1 Per Cent 3 Discount Price Less eT Phone 1279]