Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 6

PARTE ST RE EO A ree Pet Pt te te i sean sik waAwan + 4. Bac sx BE TEE PS CRRA —————— ; : ALLIED LEADERS IN WAR GOING 10 LEGION MEETING Notable Gathering of -Military Chiefs Expected When Ameri- can Legion Opens Big Con- vention in Cleveland (By United Press.) CLEVELAND, Oi0.—Probably the ™Most notable gathering of army lead- ers since the tegration of the great allied mhitit chine i France, is mble here for, the con¥entidn Septem-} 29. Preparations are being made to entertain anywhere} from 30,000 to 50,000 veterans of the world war. Among the famous military men ex- pected by the committee on arrange- Gen, Pershing and most of of his staff; Marshals ain and members of their several British and Canadian of high rank and officers from | other of the allied countries, Viscount Beatty, Admiral Simms, Secretary of ranklin D'Olier, commander of. merican Legion and Col. Theo» toosevelt, Jr., are scheduled ‘for leading parts in the gathering. A mes-/ Sage to be read at the opening ofthe’ ceremonies is expected from. President Wilson. Plans call for a huge parade on Sep- tember 27. All the military and naval notables will take part in the proces- sion with Gen. Pershing, Viscount Beatty and Foch and Petain in the van. Cleveland is preparing ‘to give tha! visiting veterans a royal welcome. A huge fund is being raised for entertain. + ment. The men will be taken to thea- ters, picnics, on lake trips; they'll be | eal chow, showered with. to real prize fights, ylanche in the amusement ‘S and in general be made to feel that the city belongs to them. } The posts in all parts of the United States and territories will be represent- ed by 3.200 delegates, who will vote on convention. | all the questions to come before the’ A new national commander will be, selected. ly every state is ex-; pected to ts favorite son in the ring. Ohi ndidate is expected to be Col. F. W. Galbraith, Jr., state’ com- mander of the legion. He is a resident of Cincinnati. Other favorite sons mentioned are: Col. Milton J. Foreman, | linois; Col. A. H. Gausser, Michigan; Col. Edward L. Logan, Massachusetts; Col. Henry Matthewson, California. It was stated that there is a big demand for a younger man of lesser rank for the office. } Reunions will feature the conventlon. | A reunion of the Thirty-seventh Divis- jon will be held in Gray's Armory here ! on September 26, the day before the} convention proper convenes. REDISTRICTING FOR SCHOOL IN PROGRESS HERE Authorities Working on Plans for, Division of Attendance Be- tween the Several ~ | Wards Superintendent A. A. Slade and mem- bers of the school board are at work on a_plan to redistrict the city for school attendance purposes which will be presented to the school board at its next meeting. All the west half of the Park school district will” become the West Casper school district, and the boundaries of the East Casper and Central Gscricts will be changed so that some of the boys and girls who have been attend- ing those schools will be in the Park district this coming year, With the addition of the new school building, it will probably be unneces- sary to use any of the basement school rooms, which were so unsatisfactory last year, as regular school rooms. —>— i NEW SENATOR FROM OKLAHOMA —Scott Ferris, representative from the Sixth District of Oklahoma, who de feated Sonater Thomas P. Gore by more than 25.000 \otes in the race for the Demvecatic 1mination for senator. SOUTHERN SOCIAL Miss Sarah Fender of the idea of trimming olden brown in the ‘| TRIMS HAT WITH TOBACC EAVES.— prominent society girl who conceived acco leaves after they d turned to a The W. H. Brown Market{& Grocery. PHONE 490 Specials for Saturday and Monday Potatoes, DT STDS. MLONGG/ mo: 5 «5s 0 she He Maat eens ok pigeon ROP ci «co: > ote asd o tr te teresey $5.25 Bluhill Butter, per pound Ranch Eggs, per dozen Iowa Corn, Qi Cans hs oi ee ws OA Le catheter sche oe bs ee ena No. 2 Utah Tomatoes, CANS (4 isd servis Sige lohe Fadalpiulo: s/o" Voie G04 Shots No. 214 Hand Packed Tomatoes, CRUG: om ais Co kis ate sre oat castle wots sis at aie No. 1 Size Can Tomatoes, 2 cans MOM (aisle tus V5 Ri Lis omelets soeiaels cas Aico Borden’s o: St. Charles Milk, PRU CAN Fis ete ois take ae soapy tals Sis telyc eile ws SRI Borden’s or St. Charles Milk, DOr CBSE S70). SOBs so bins. iets Dee e Ae Hebe Milk, tall cans, 6 cans for........... . Hebe Milk, per case Gallon Can Apples, per can Gallon Can Peaches, POR PCR yo iaterky seas od cs epeiria'y bs aN Se Ne Gallon Can Apricots, per can Gallon Can Pears, per can Gallon Can Black Cherries, per can Gallon Can Solid Pack Blackberries per can r No. 3 Can Fancy Beets, per can Sardines in Oil, 3 cans Potted Meat, 3 small cans 7 Bars White Laundry Soap Kuner’s Ketchup, per bottle Kuner’s Ketchup, gallon can 2-lb. carton Extra Fancy Dry Peaches Paul’s Pure Preserves, Debbi ysl ees Uae sect ise ke el ge beucom a eRe eS putin 100 ‘White Crepe 20e Napkins 5 ois siaiasis wie eiettt aces Se gum aga sa sole iaiel boat ous tee Baskets of Fresh Elberta ‘ Peaches «2.0, ctiare ccaletes sie oie’ ©, sayitie!e eiaie's 35e Cantaloupes, nice ones, C@CAGH ea. iret stateetnet easton ea ern ia: bk giaie eo Lemons, fresh stock, good size, per dozen .......6e.e.. ees RR NS 35C Picnic Tams, Whole, small, PEK POUNA® . 9s ees s dne cweeisie else eee e ets 3a Bacon, whole slabs, ‘ 45e POP POUMG oe le ee Be wee 8 bike 6 cial Bacon, smaller pieces, 47¢ ; POP POU i... Fs brateepies braie's ccstnce alee’ es os nly ay Bacon, sliced, 55¢ per pound muse ans Per eae ik -lb: Pail Pure tae eee a $3.00 5 Ib. Pail Pure $1 55 Dp Oe ee iat a a aphee 0: svi efor =: ona e Best Cream Cheese, 43e POT POUN 2 A ee ee ee ee Best Brick Cheese, * 45¢e PEF POUNG | PW HSS oes se ales ss oes e's 'e Shoulder Beef Roast, 25¢e per, pound .....,....... Sisliga o MoS oes 9 dies % Shoulder: Beef Steak, 27 1 e POF POUMNG 5 ea pisses gi hietelo we he ples lavas) ous 2) Shoulder Pork Roast, 33e per PonnGs OME Ae. the et Ss . Shoulder Pork ak, per pound ..... Pees wielg Fei sdnceiele: she bik eel 35¢ PHONE 490 Important Customers that can conveniently phone their or- der Friday evening between 7 and 9, kindly do so. This insures you early delivery Saturday forenoon. Che Casper Daily Ecihune _ ‘GOAL MINE PROPERTY IN | UISPUTE AT KEMMERER { KEMMERER, Wyo., Aug. 13.—An| attempt to remove the coal from: the} coal mine of the Wyopa Coal compary } at Conroy ‘cert in material claimed | by. both companies but awarded by al Hoard of arbitrators to the Wyopa-Kem- |merer Coa! company, former lessees of the mine, resulted in/the arrest of six representatives of Wyopa Kemmerer ~ FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1920 NIPPON NEWS WRITERS. MUST ‘TOKYO, (By MaiN—Japan is the land where the newspaperman must walk warily lest he fall foul of the au- y | thorities, } ‘The press embargoes against the pub- lishing of news of one kind or another are so numerous that it. reauires 1 good memory to remember them. all. At present no less: then 38 are In foree, and this does not include the minor cial authgrities relating to search ot examination of criminals and the like | ment of the Midwest Refining company | Of the 28 named, 17.refer to Korean ews. =~ John J. Hancock of the legal depart- is in Thermopolis. on a short business trip. Ap Coal company on charges of grand lar- ceny. The men were dicharged when j@rraigned for preliminary hearing. } inhibitions issued by police and judi- On Sale at ANNOUNCEMENT | ..casesszonsge co, I have opened a_ first Fifth and Bocch= Phone SA5W class Millinery Store at ingen: ay the corner of CY Ave, and Walnut St. Have a new stock of POWDERED MILK If you want milk that is purerich fresh cow’s milk, use Klim Powdered Milk. By using Klim you have no inconvenience of de- « layed deliveries. = You have no waste a amen through souring. You are free from « ‘A dangerofimpurities. Ley | anabundanceofmilk || Domatter where yor are or when you | want it. Get a can of Klim today. = . Fall and Winter Millinery Am out of the high rent district and my prices are reasonable. We .trim over hats. MRS. B. E. RUCKER and make Cases, etc. Underwear e wi w you a discount of 10 PER CENT on ity Sait oranda eae in the store during this sale, eho includes light, medium and heavy weights of the ce . brated Lewis Union Suits, as well as several other goo makes, EXTRA SPECIAL ; We are closing out our entire stock of Nainsook Ath- “Jetic style Uniori Suits at 95¢ and $1.95 per Suit, which formerly sold at $1.50 and $3 per suit. SHOES porees: EXTRA SPECIAL Come and look fer your size, ' ADVANCE SHOWING { of New York Millinery Our Feather Hats Must be Seen ‘ to be Appreciated Richards & Cunningham Co. Annual August Clearance Sale In the Men’s Department | Don’t forget that our annual August Clearance Sale is now on in full blast with bargains in all lines of Men’s and Boy’s Wearing Apparel, and liberal discounts are also given on the following lines of merchandise: Tents, Tarpaulins, Wagon Covers, Blankets, Comforts, Pillows, Trunks, Suit Men’s and Boy’s CLOTHING For the balance of this month we will allow a straight discount of 20 PER CENT on all Men’s and Boy’s Suits and -Pants, and you will find a good assortment to select from. We feature the well known Hirsh-Wickwire make of men’s suits, which insures a good fit and the best of tailoring. Now is the time for BARGAINS in MEN’S. and BOY’S SHOES, as we are allowing a dis- count of 10 PER CENT on all men’s and boy’s shoes, which is a saving of 20 per *eent on the coming Fall and Winter a aw We are closing out all of our i——wey broken lines of Shoes at $4.95. Fe Worth $6, $6.50 and $7 per pair. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST 2" : All Leather Shoes | For Boys You Know the Boy—probably he’s yours. He’s brimming over with tireless energy; best for brain and brawn, sure—but worst for shoes that aren’t built inet right. \ We Know the Shoe—it’s ours. As full of healthful life as your Boy. It’s made in black or tan, blucher lace, foot-form shape—flexible, but tough as rawhide. The soles are weather-and-wear resisting—the heels are full leather. —and _ the ‘‘All-Leather”’ feature from top-to-bot- tom more’ than equal the value of your dollar. 9to12 12, to2 214, tos, $5° $6" $7 WIGG-ADITORIAL:—This is message num- ber one from our Fall stock of Children’s Shoes. We want every mother and father in Casper to know more about this department. IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN he cmc) You can buy any shirt in the store at a discount of 10 PER SENT during the sale, and we have some very neat patterns in Silk, Madras, Soissette and Percale, in all sizes. Extra Special We are closing out a broken line of Shirts with or without collars at $2.95 each, which are a wonderful bargain. Call and look them over. Men’s and Boy’s eo Hats and Caps We are allowing a discount of 10 PER CENT on all men’s and boy’s Felt or Cloth Hats (except the John B. Stetson) ; also 10 PER CENT on all men’ and boy's Caps and 25 PER! SENT discount on all STRAW HATS while they last. i = *