Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1920, Page 5

SEARCH IS IME FOR DENVER LAD WHO) RAN AWAY Conchaegi Says Boy Who Answers Description..of Shirley Cronin, Wanted in Colorado, Was Headed for Casper jatives of Shirley Cronin, a 43- old boy who disappeared from his home, the Hotel Colorado, in Denver on Saturday, August 28, are searching for him in the vicinity of Casper, be- jieving that he may have come to this city in, search of adventure, and may bly have gone to work on some ranch near here. The boy is large for his age, weighs 105 pounds, is of a fair complexion with blue eyes and light hair, freckles d a slight ‘deformity of the right . He@leftt the hotel at 10:30 a. m. thout eating his breakfast and with no money. { His mother, Mra. F. G, Cronin, knows of no reason for his leaving. He has always been @ quiet good and was us to go baek to his school, the te military school in Denver, Cronin has received a message he Wheatiand roller_milis stating boy who resembi Shirley Jeft Ns on August 31 on a freight train going north. From the conductor of the train she} has learned that this. boy gave his name as Shirléy Lacey of New Orleans. He said he was going to Casper and told of an unkind step-father. The use of the unusyal first name makes Mrs. Cronin believe that this really was her | boy Any information will be forwarded her by the Tribune or may be sent di-! rect to the Hotel Colorado in Denver. pate Gt > rt iboins BIG TIE DRIVE ENDS. GREEN RIVER, Wyo., Sept. 22.—A large forea of men is engaged in taking from the Green River here 250,000 rail- road ties which were cut near the head- waters of the stream and floated toa boom ‘here. 0) 8 WITH LESS FUBL. Syl: Pelton, 925 S. Lincoln Ave.. 8-J. 9-22-tf NEW SPEAKERS TO TAKE STUMP FOR GOV. COX (By Assdciated Press.) NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—The addal- tion of Vice President Marshall, Secre- Enh hy of State Colby, Seriator Under- Senator Joseph Robinson and Baueke Cochran to the list of speakers was announced today by Senator Har- jrison, chairman of the Democratia! Speakers’ bureau. —————— ‘YELLOWSTONE PAVING ON WEST OF CITY LIMITS 10 BE FINISHED THIS MONTH The paving being laid on the Yei- lowstone highway from the city limits} across the new Platte river bridge and/} the new Casper Creek bridge will be completed in about ten days’ time with favorable weather, it was announced at the office of the state highway com- mission today. The concrete foundation for the road- way isin from the Standard refinery to the Platte river bridge, and the re- mainder of the foundation will be ir within a few days. The road will be surfaced with the new Warrenite bitulithic composition. —_—_———e p Four in One Family Meet Violent Death in One Years Time TORRINGTON, Wyo., Sept. 22,-- SOOO AAMABLE FOR EDUCATION Benefits Still to-Be Derived from Natrona County Quota Set Aside by ¥. M: C. A. Organization Former service persons in Natrona county who wish to further their edu’ cation have been advised to take ad- vantage of the ¥. M. C. A. educa- tional fund which is stil} available: (More money is available for former service men in this county, the quota for this year not having been exhaust- ed. There is about $500 available ia the county for general education from ithe ¥. M. C. A. There are about 43 who are going to attend or are now attending school this fall in untversities, colleges, cor- respondence schools or local business colleges. Those who want to take cor- respondence work may do so or those who want more work or have some course to he filled out in their educa- tional program can secure funds by ap- plying through the ¥. M. ©. A. Application must be made direct to W. J. Bailey at the Citizens’ National bank or to L. A. Toothaker, state Y. M. C. A, secretary, at his office in the Chamber of Commerce building. There has been’ $2,382 paid out in general scholarship including training in the various trades and occupations and $1,160 for collegiate. scholarships. Tragedy seems to be stalking the Ball family of this country. A few days ago Charles Ball, an ex-service man. of this place, was killed in an automo- j bile collision while en route to a dance at Henry, Neb. Two weeks ago his cousin, James Britton of Fort Lara- mie, died from injuries sustained when he was thrown by a horse. A year ago his nephew, 38-year-old son of John Ball, was drowned in an irrigating ditch near Wyncote. A few months earlier his brother, Frank Ball, was struck by lightning near Fort Laramie. cacmanare E amar rehs 5 All Electric Fixtures, Table Lamps and small Boudoir Lamps at half price. ‘We are overstocked. Natrona, Powe: its rE abeateen ain! aacpenenreged "A very, depends le remedy after ess, the grip or Span- PERU: ‘NA is q good medicine to have on hand i fog enargeucien: y When the Natrona county amount } for education by the Y. M.C. A, hns/| EX-SERVICE MEN tors momen j } |been paid out, Secretary Toothaker ex- pects te apply for a double apportion- ment for next year in Wyoming for the same educational purpose. The efucational fund is for all ex-seryice men. who do. not come under the gov- all ernment regulations caring for wounded. former service persons, | ‘BY EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE DENVER, Wyo., sons of W. W. Graham, aged 12, 7 and Sept. .22.—Three 5 years, respectively, were injured when they found an old stick of dyna- mite while herding cows near their home and played with’ it until it ex- ploded. One of the youngsters lost three fingers of one hand. The others were less ‘seriously Hurt. Daily Cribune SHIMMY COMES UNDER BAN IN UPSTATE TOWN | —e / CODY, Wyo., Sept. 22.—This sounds) like @ news item of about\a year ago, but it has just happened—the Cody town council has passed an ordinance| prohibiting the “shimmy” and “other | lascivious” dances. . sotorue ter mars Te AUTOMOBILE HITS COW, MAN'S SKULL CRACKED WHEATLAND, Sept. 21—A. J. Tyteca is in a hospital here with a frac- tured skull because J. W. McCall was not aware, when he drove his auto- DR. E. L. NEWLANDER DENTIST Now Located i in Smith-Turner Bldg. . Phone 595 together. Casp * Tablets or Liquid Sold Everywhere IN USE FIFTY YEARS | There Is Sentiment _In Business The satisfaction which grows out of PER- SONAL SERYICE in business cannot be meas- ured in doHars and cents. A satisfactory, pleasant, dependable bank- ing connection is an important asset. Qur personal service and good banking go National Bank of Commerce ‘“A Bank of Strength and Service” er, Wyoming i ie rrerceas 40e can Hesperian Pineapples; 214-Ib. size, Thrift Price, | EATS AT e Saving Prices =6i 10 E=12 Per pound 35c Hesperian Pineapples; 2-Ib. can, Thrift Price... 40¢ Pineapple Preserves 16-0z. jar, Thrift Price.... 25c Del Monte Apple Sauce; 1-)b. can, Thrift Price. 15¢ Council Pork and Beans; 14-b. can, Thrift Price. Bese Special Cooking Apples, Grocery Department WEBEL’S THRIFT. THURSDAY SPECIALS One sure way of holding down the “high cost of living” is to do away with the high cost of “haphazard shopping.” That is why it is so important to every economical housewife to attend our Thrift Thursday sales where merchandise of Me scagd value and quality is offered at decided savings. MAKE- THURSDAY YOUR REGULAR DOWN-TOWN DAY co cain el ith habe ee SES Men’s Furnishing Department Khaki Play Suits Boy's ad Girls A practieal, easy fitting one-piece garment, readily put on and extra good looking; sizes 2 to 8 years and regularly sold for $2.00 per | suit. Thrift Price $1.45 $3.0 $3.7 $4.5 ‘ Thrift Price * Thrift. Price....... Hardware Department UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS This nationally advertised kitchen necessity is offered at a distinct saving. No.0 Chopper, No. 1 Chopper, Thrift: Price... No. 2 Chopper, Thrift Price... No. 3 Chopper, mobile at high speed into a cloud ot! and the automobile were wrecked, the + dust raised by another machine, that/ former beyond repair. % there was a cow in the cloud. Tyteca) | Da ao Ra was riding with McCall and when Mc-| Sheridan Valuation Announced. Call's car struck the cow, was thrown SHERIDAN, Wyo, Sept. 21.—The jyiolently to the hard roadway. McCall assessed valuation of Sheridan Connty — i The cow! owl veer is $29,951 3 “JUST CAN'T BE BEAT” STATES TACOMA MAN | Conductor Feels Full of pep nds SEAL APA Sao Bei Life and Energy Since Tak- ing Tanlac. rible cramps in my stomach and } would bloat up with gas until I feit miserable. It was a job for me to get around and I got so weak I jjust felt all in. “When I saw what Tanlac wits doing for so many other motormen znd con- ductors I decided to give it a trial. Four bottles of Tanlac are all I haye.taken . and today I have been built up more + than I ever thought was possible. “I have gained twenty pounds in weight in little more than a month, and I am feeling fine as I ever did in my life and Tanlac is the cause of it all,” said A. Storman, 1309 South Fifteenth St., Tacoma, Wash. “For several years I have been \bothered with rheumatism in my |There is not a trace of rheumatism in {shoulders and right arm, and my ,™y system that I can tell anci IT have ; free use of my arms and shoulders - once more. My stomach was never in |, better shape than it is right now and I can eat anything on the table without any trouble at all. I sleep like a log at night and every morning after 4 |hearty breakfast, I am ready for work, jand I can work twice as good now as | joints ached so bad I could hardly do \my work. In cold weather I was in almost constant pain and it was im- possible for me to sleep to do any goal. Then several months ago, due to over- | work and tomy badly run-down condi- }tion my health just seemed to break | down all at once. I lost my appetite, my stomach went back on me and [|F could before.” : began to lose in. weight rapidly. I| Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper , ‘couldn't touch a bite for breakfast and | Pharmacy, in Alcova by Alcova. Mec- {I could hardly retain anything I al | cantile Co., in Salt Creek by Sait Creeix jat other meals. I suffered with ter-|drug store.—Adv. “Coats leas per Month Vesta Storage Batteries : Guaranteed for 18 Months’ Service CASPER BATTERY 60. Phone 907 508 E. Yellowstone Highway Dry Goods Department The Biggest Values of the Season in 30 | LADIES’ FALL SUITS. New fabrics, nicely lined, fancy trimmed. Never shown in our store before. ‘Values to $60. Thrift Price 97.15 O)T= = j ———= ©