Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 10

: ‘ ; Rirdialection tases Increased to Million ‘ at Annua} Meeting of Chicago . : Hide, Fur and Wool House; . Dividends in January “DOUGLAS, Wyo. Oct. 19—With completion of the fiscal year for the Chicago Hide, dnc., Fur and ‘Wool House, the concern ‘entered a new era which is expocted to make it one of the lar- gest- institutions of its kind in the country, t the meeting Saturday held here, embers of the organization heard + 12 report of yes seers ih condition a the comps stock dividend. ts capital 10 several acre fre to he en’ present . These |, according to the s Douglas dnetituson the branch of the. Deny ddition to this branch ‘apose to open four or ch houses in differe: st, “These will give the trol over an imme make it one of the and fur houses in t In order merchandis the com pany is making preparations for of- fices in various market centers of the territory and? st hide, wool | country, just - purchased, its business to it is understood. ich was organized five years ago in Wyoming has grad- ually expanded to its present enormons size. George and. Lewis Bureau, who came to Douglas with a small capita’, Are still in chiirge of the affairs of the company. So earnest have been their efforts to build up their business that they have been rewarded in seeing the institution g ity. By has been described srowtn as” lit short of Those who first invested | ock of the comps have been Well repaid for their small initia! ex- penditure, eg COME OUT AND HEAR DR. J. H. P. WESTBROOK. } Dr. Westbrook of Denver, will speal: at the (Court House Monday evening, | October 18, at 8 o'clock, on the N. A. A. C. P., explaining the meaning, aim and purposes of this organization 10.16-2t* Seg SS The constitution of the Argentine re- public is modeled after that of the United States. SEE BEN Accident and Fire 31,000 Americans were killed in the world war. 126,000 Americans were killed by accident in Amer- ica. The destruction by fire in America annually, is $250,- 000,000. Stop and Think! Are You Insured? doe Ben Really 108 W. Midwest Ave. PHONE 74 W We Serve HOME-MADE. CHILI and light lunches. Take home a quart of the best chili made. THE PALMS 414 E. Second orporation con-! to dispose of the present! s present capae-|* 48. years, bors, | own life. SUICIDE Com ES. | RANCH FAILURE CODY, Wryo., Oct. 19.—Dectaring in a note left his wife that he could not continue his strenuous daily work and |that' he needled rest, John Ward, avs tormer Cody business man nnd rancher on Irma fiat, ended His life by shootiig himself with a high powered) rifle. found shortly after the suicide by nelgh- near hers, His body’ was Overwark and worry over the con/il- tion of his ranch and stock are ‘he | Meved to be the cause of his taking; his |_ Mr. Ward was born in Ireland 1872 and came to the Big Horn coun’ ters: ‘The funeral will be cumseh. | SEED cE ‘MEN WHO ATTEMPTED TO ROB PAY CAR ARE HELD FOR INTENDED KILLING LANDER, Sviler, Guy bers of lost the sight of was struck by fly! windshield of the the pay car. ly lighted. 142 Oct. and Bojic! intent to murder. tobertson, the money to pay the Phone 19. — Kalensxi, k, the three men arrested in connection with the at- tempt te rob the pay car of Poposia Coal ‘company ~ near about a month ago, wer& hound o to the district court. following tt hearing on a charge of assault w.t one of the ont: ¢¥ ing gla car as Have-your home wired for electric service and see what a difference it makes in its general ap- pearance and comfort. Choose a good, reliable contractor and you'll not be inconvenienced while the work is being done. We'll send a man to talk over the proposition—an estimate won’t cost you anything, but it will satis- fy you that you can enjoy this modern comfort. 183W ¢ Rugs from the Navajo tribe in as splendid investments. hs Make your f complete. The pric will P: C. Mattox and Son SPECIAL SALE Navajo Blankets Robes New Mexico, 2 now while the stock range from Each piece of this merchandise is, guaranteed to be genuine and is stamped with a government stamp. The entire stock has but recently been brought direct These rugs and blankets will make excellent holiday gifts as well is still $10 to $75 Temporarily located in the rooms formerly occupied by the National Supply Company P.C. MATTOX & SON 130 South Center Street of- Douglas, and the holding of} from)'Tecumseh, Neb., where he fi ‘the annual meeting of the) stockholders} settled after coming to America. and officers of the company Saturday, | is survived by his wife and six daucli- held at 'Te- the he ae when he from the the would-be bandits opening fire on You are Judged By Your Home When we enter an Aat- tractive home we uncon- sciously feel that it re- flects the personality of the occupants. No home can realize all its possibilities unless it is adequately and artistical- Electric Supply and Construction Co. East Midwest Ave. RAWLINS, Wyo.; Oct. for nearly 48 hours of thé conductor. Gardner was last een alive two days ago’ in a motor car ‘aecompanivd by Cherokee Slim, 2 halt-bfeed Indian. Cherokee Slim walked into Wamsvi- ter, bought gasoline for his car ana! left. “But rhe was arrested py of. | ficers at nston when the urder 4 >| was discovered. 1 Cherokee Slim is reported to hayc |been wearing Gardner's diamond ring and his watch. Gardner is said to hav: had about $850 on his person at’ the time of the zi Cherokee Slim, however, de S O. D. Wool Army Blankets WE PAY $6. 95 | POSTAGE . Makes Wonderfal Bed Blanket affair. He is or Auto Robe Rawlins, where i These Blankets are All-Wool, charge of murder may Le ente and hsve ‘been renova' Wwe against him. fully guarantee each and Gardner had heen inj Rawlins. much || Blenket to be in PERE! RCT CON- DITION or REFUND moncy. When ordering Blankets, draft or money-order must accompany order, : > A. L. ORMAN Distributors of U, 8. Army 0. D. Wool Blankets 1340 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo. of the time during the last two months | on a vacation.. He is reported to have f spent much of hig, time playing gam. of cliance and his associates were nor the best, it is stdted. The murdered man was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainme arte oc HIE Read_‘The ‘Tribune insted Ade. The sensation ae the movies in Casper this week, produced by the biggest film company in the world. LYRI Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. TODAY . . SEE Katherine McDonald —IN— Passion’s Playground / I HOPE NOBODY SEES ME When a man cannot overcome passion he had bet- ter leap over the cliff to the rocks below, for there ends one, calamity wherefore, if he yields to passion he sends a sin down through the ages which spreads and makes the fight of virtue a terrible nightmare: Dowt Miss This Picture It has a great American beauty its star. Itis a wonderful story where every passion of human na- ture comes to the surface, thus a woman’s good name is dangerously cast on, the surface of life’ 's waters by vanity, beauty, fame and wealth. She is rescued by the wonderful will power of motherly instinct, A thrili- ing and fascinating story from the novel, “‘Guests of Hercules.” PRES et A TWO-REEL COMEDY —THEN— A TWO-REEL-WESTERN —TOMORROW— BLANCHE SWEET —IN— “THE WEB. OF INTRIGUE” COMING—“HUMORESQUE” HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Including Cotton Seed Cake and Meal PHONE 621 For my prices before buying. _Buy now and haul at your convenience, W. R. JOHNSON ‘toot OF MURDERED GONDUGTOR 5 ca i an IN | AS RESULT OF : * HLE-AED ‘NOW UST SEEN To HELD 19.—The body of ‘Tom Gardner, freight conductor on the: Union Pacific railroad, was found in the sagebrush where it had been evidently thrown after the-man|afternoon of October 22 and at Basin! States marine stationed at Maré Island, had been killed, about ten miles' west of here. by a searching party of friends who were worried over the continued absence U. 8. Government | apeak-at Burlington in: the- mornin%,| marine corps’: » [at Cowley in‘ the afternoon’ and Lovutl practical « night, i phere Governor Robt. 1, Carey. wi ispeale Hin Byron on October, In Deaver WEEK ON TRIP ® Octaber, 28, — Brooks will speak in ning of October 26 Por! fe “Burling: on October 2%. - (Spectat to The Tribune) : BASIN, Wyo, Oct, i. —Congréssman SASPER BOY TRAINS iS frames, secede ‘Mondell will “spealc’ in big Horn: county} Earl J, McNamara, brot! o ' vester F*, Pe next Week, coming to Greybull)in tha|MeNamara, Casper, is mow a >United) phone. 928d, to gineering” tage of the in_ the Se Sotober 23 he wit ca if., and is taking aay: 2 TODAY ONL | ROBERT WARWICK —IN— “THE CITY OF MASKS” AND SPECIAL MACK SENNETT COMEDY “BY ‘GOLLY? STARTING TOMORROW “THE COST” mau mun STARRING VIOLET HEMING sige LARRY SEMON » IN HIS NEWEST comeny “THE SUITOR’. : Tris Concert Orchestra Shows Start at , Every Afternoon and Evening—Admission, 30c—1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 P. M. LAALIUAUUAUUNUAH UAL f i 1 HH TTT HTL Green Tag Coat Sale stock which we are now replenishing with Garments purchased at new low price levels Note These Prices As Samples. $10.00 $22.00 $38.50 There are coats of all kinds now on sale at a fraction of their former costs. Nayy sr black ge vorl. yoke lined, each... Salts Peco plush, long or short, each Leather-lined suedine motor coats, each ........ Take advantage of this sale and select your winter coat this week. Green Tags and Low Prices Are Synonymous at Our Store OMPAN | \ Bnataminvadizas innasabstonner sat sneNieit sitatineisents THE BIG aaa STORE