Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1921, Page 3

t Dailp Ceibune PAGE THREE ; SERIOUS REVOLT | Mystery Sealed He farvest Two Crops , o es rg in "he Philibpines? TRIPENY cTORE ‘ BRE AKS OUT IN With Death From Ks (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) John Lame, D Jan. 17. . 4) LONDON, Jan, .17.—A Central Nev Numerous Small Articles Carried) dispatoh trem Riga dated Sunday says:| ‘Mystery man,” as known since his ar- t x : “Moscow feports that a serious peas-| rest in connection with an attempt to t Off by Burglars in Night ant rebellion has broken out in the gov. | hold up a’ Union Pacific train on. the Raid jernment. of Podolia, Ukraine. The so-| outskirts of Denver nuly, died in a ; viet government feark - fevelt will! hospital he re today, tyout, siving ak shere. He stopped here enroute io,Raw- 9 5 spread in consequence ofthe Unrest of explanation of how he received the bi af Robbers Jast night broke. inte. the; 7; 2 5 ; » al cf let wound which caused his death. » Is Nice Affair. : lins from California, where he visited XY ‘Tripeny @rug store on Center stnadh andl’: pre tte Upeaseste de cb i the aver © H i o St sib ear Judge and Mrs. C. B. Winter presid-| for several weeks. od hey carting off a number of /{2e Soviets to remedy: numendus gel ie be ed as host and hostess at a dinner (ae Beh or 2; aki a? ~ | ances. He of bur Mckee served at their home last Saturday} L. G. Murphy, who recently unde . patrance was \eaineds hy Sry Aepene- mas MEMS ac Heian one OF thd night. The decorations followed the went a serious operation at the sani- forcing the baserhent door. Most of the credit for perfectit he Cita alifas An inventory of the stock disclosed - color scheme of pink and white with, tarium in Rochester, Minn,, is now able clegraphy which w nt to Samuel f%. stronge t for’ fications in the world. —<— é ments. = 5. cing at the Kahler hotel in the same RRR Te shall ds ee The We # q mab OLAS ck, spent the ¢ here attending te ‘Miss Mae'Winter, niece of Judge and| place. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy expeet a s, perfume anda number jot fins a rhe ot languane is ulinrly 9 po 2 ose rs. W, : ights and rubber combs. The burgla*s| adapted to poetic efiusion. busin’ ‘ Mrs. Winter, pleased the guests with] to return to their home here wit's, the nee eit Litoh on the -taole dourt 4& number of musical selections. The} next two or three weeks. C Sh eleits Shi ay sacter ny eee oR tih el remainder of the evening was spent! ssh Pera sce hare oman a playing auction bridge. Mr. afd Mrs, Harry H. Stevick have | found: that might lead'to the apprehen: | ~ <a The guest list included Messrs. and) returned to their ranch home east of on seb ape are Thomas J ¢ Mesdames G. R. Hagens, Frank Eng-| Douglas after visiting with their par- j <o land, R. M. Andrus, J, EB, Hanway, A.j ents here. } G. Filet, 0, L. Walker, FR, Leva Col cee BURNS FATAL TO | Enid. : onel and Mrs. Burke Sinclair, Dr. andj Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of Sioux | ~ Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, Judge and Mrs.j City, Iowa, are visiting with friends LITERARY CRITIC ; eC f ) y ) et ©. D. Murane and Mr. Phillip Win-| and relatives in the citf after spending | 4 j R ) ter. __ | recent months at their home in south- } pas | J} Ty “ i a x s+ ern California. Shas, | ; OS + (By Associated Press) I ¢ fe (or , Mrs. L. &. Townsend left Saturday} - : Ri hint JOUISVILL Jan, 17.—Miss S , 7 night for Dénver. She will be joined k. MeGul nett is in ‘the ‘ety: from No, reader, this corn was not grown|shortage. Other important Philippt intgerateaae: ene tox an ante ’ eC t Ae there by Mr. Townsend. They will| Kansas City, Mo., looking after ‘busi-| by one of our local farmers! It wasn’t| Crops are hemp, sugar cane, cocoanuts, | io jiserary eritie of the Louisville Eve Baa visit with ‘Mr. and Mrs. R. Wertz dur-j ness with the merchants here. grown in the United States, even. It coffee inca and pineapples. Lune | ing Pc suffered ( P ing the steck show seers was grown in the faroff Philippine Is-| >¢r is also an Importaut Industr January ught fire | “8 | William Leader ‘nas resumed his wor ish 1a, ‘Tero fine} Tbere are hundreds of thousands of an open grate. Her poem, “The | . to Dance {with the Midwest. Refinir company] lands by Filipino:schoolboys. Two fine} oe tang lying idle In the Philip- ” s widely read’-by. Amcer-| f ° ‘Tomorrow Evening. after spending a. short vacation at hs crops of corm a year are produced in pines, which have a greater area of ws during the war in answer w The fifth of the series of forn ail | old home in Manhattan, Kans. the Islands, fertile land than Japan—this in spite for justification of American J dances to be held hy the Salto dancin: yee 3 (aps 8 IOS . The Philippines are doing some won-| of the fact that the population of the] Participation in the w: ; Se wcieo we r BSE SRE AER The Philippine government has fine ag-| Japan is around 55,000,000, ‘There is aily Fashion Hint | rs. Sarah Morton, who has veen ricultural schools throughout the is-| every reason to believe that some day ee ; visiting with friends here for the past FOREIGN EXPERTS StF lands, and the Philippine legislature, | the Philippines will have a population | j week, has returned to her home in composed entirely of Filipinos, is each| as large as that of Japan today. The} { ARRIVE T AY § Douglas. Mrs. Morton was elaborate- year making larger and larger appro-|Tilipinos are the only Christian peopte ‘ ly entertained one the city. F CE FOR EUROPEAN pristions for this important work. |. in the orient, and their young men are : ‘Lhe staple food of the islands is rice,| working night and day to prepare y ‘ ¥ i fr New York Buyer Bee Me ais i CHAMPION IN AIG FIGHT but corn is coming right along in popu-| themselves for the responsibility of Direct from y: Y } -| ci hilippi he women’s auxiliary to the Amor-j lar favor, Its use was given great im-| citizenship in the Philippine Republic, PETES A beautiful line of Dresses, 75 in number, in ican Legion will meet in the sy. W, | petus in the last year because of a rice| which they believe to be near at hand. ’ * clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon at | : : 0 o'clock. - important business will ive | ee ea ‘daciask: } (United Press Staff Correspondent) NOTED ZIONIST COMING NEW YORK, Jans ig "dace Deyn: COMING | MOVIE THEATER Tricotine, Serge, Velvet and Wool Jersey | | } | | They will go on sale evade) tie ; ; NEW YORK, Jan. 16. ' sey may knockout Georges Carpentier,| .” 2 D J. L. Learner 1s \but he'll never beat hitee sender] Weizmann, leadée of world is | 5 Host at Dinne | ‘This is a dit of British logic brought) Coming to this country the ROBBED OF SAFE | \ } J. L. Learner entertained at the Hen-|pack from Picadilly by Tex O'Rourke, | 0! Febr according to a ¢ | | ning Saturday evening as # farewell to! matchmaker of the International Sport-| ¢lved by the Zionist Organ Dis ite Scrroet“caaptyen ae saneasen. ot jzsafeinaner Of the thtcenetionan Gport| coved BY the Zionist _Oreans CONTAINING $3000) the new firm, the Star Clothing com: | Hurope for amateur talent, Canada about January 30, and « | at pany, and a few business friends. Th ¢| It is a rather unique way of figuring ding the convention of the Feder- EOF RET | i affair was very successful and marked | fight, but it shows how the British] #ted Zionist Societies of Canada, he will | (ky Associated Press) | | q by the exchange of many tributes of differentiate between fighting and box-|¥€ met in Montreal by officers of the LOUIS, Jan. 17.—Three robbers : good-will and friendliness between Mr. | ing. ee Zionist Organization of America. | entered the Rialto th in the cen ° Learner and his guests. Among those! In England and France, according to} This is Dr. Weizmann’s first vis | ter of the city tod h | present beside the members of the Star rks, it is an opinion close to a] ‘his country and Zionists are hailing | a safe containing approximately $3,500. | > Clothing company were Thomas Daits, | conviction, that Carpentier will be the| 5i8 coming with the greatest satisfac- | SMe pees | | advertising manager of The ‘Tribune; | next world’s heavyayeight champion, | “en. Dr. Weizman made possible the | BOYS UP FOR HEART | Sam Greenblat, Harry Levin, Sam: In France they are offering odds of} B#lfour Declaration making Palestine —- | | Bornstein, EF. W. Hufsmith, Joseph | two to one whiix the British are willing} the Jewish homeland The cases of William Huff, Lester Hey, Oscar Myland, M. H. Hayutin, F.|to wager at five to four that Dempsey|_ Definite arrangements have not yet| Linn and Paul “Hook, charged with I. Learner and J. L. Learner. will love to the Frenchman, been ‘made fer Dr. Welzmann's tour of} breaking into the Saivation Army two | 4 Mr. Learner leaves this evening for| They have never seen Dempsey and} the country, but it isvexpected that he| weeks, ago, will be taken up today and i Denver and the east, where te will en | they rank him on a par with Bill Bren-} Will be uble to visit all the Sj disposed of as s 8 possible, | FEATURING THE OVERDRESS. | eae inthe wholes usted: jman, Frank. Moran and others of the} While he is here. ed. x Fashion says that there }* novh- | oe | so-called, second division of American : 99 ing smarter gray satin araped | , Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Sample and Me | heavi It is an impe ive duty of the: Hin: | PARE over navy id this niodlish ¢ 8 i ie and Shs. I, S. Wordhington ace wpend-| The fact thai Frank Moran dixpowed | dus to bathe in the Ganges or Wash In| way evinced by newspapers in Paris | (ume orts Fashion. Narrow E ing the remainder. of the winter in of Joe Bovkett, the English champion | its water, | over the new Brian cabinet, decrees | praia in which gray) blue and silver West Indies. Phey intend — to To ee a eee the ns 4! sone nedicinal’ -springd “ut. “Benen: \: oF pointment of whieh were | ore art blended, outlines the France before returning to their homes {lish to lose any of their enthusiasm] ,, are" ose oa: bay} in the LS overar Rize aud ms, . yout Carpentier, Baden were known to the ancient Ro- | fost ofthe Joprnals ex- | overdre l t¥ims pockets, sleeves aN St “Trae, Moran did not finish Beckett] ™#"* . | peesne satistactio served | 2d ve evga Ny ctldeis kt or 5 oe) POI, pressed mild satisfaction or resery pls one Eastern Star Ten in two rounds, but Georges Carpentier Galveston has the larg sop. | judgment | knotted one side, with ends hang- s s u rT ® largest and deep-| judgment, mad 3 ~ for Tuesday. [did it in fitty seconds. He is wonder-| st harbor on the Gulf coast ee | ing to the edge of the skirt. Medium An astern Star ten will be held on| fl.” the London experts commented. gis Hare Schad a eae The ir r is aseribed to} Size requires 4 yards 40-inch gray ‘Tuesday afternan at the Temple auai-}__©’Rourke says that everyone in Bu-|-aamiral, Farragut served in the | Cambrinus.a mythical king of Flan-|@nd 1% yards 40-inch blue satin, rope is, sure of Dempsey’s defeat with] United States navy for sixty years, | ders. with 1% yards lining for the gores. the exeeption of Carpentier himself. ge Rea Sh REIS | ——_+_——>— s' 5 “{ will do my best,” the Frenchman} Absinthe, while most used in France, | ‘The fruit of the Jamaica nutmex re-| sizes, 34 to 60 inches bust, Price, 36 “1, eontided to his Americ: iend. is made principally in Switzerland. | sembles that small calabash, cents, The to Jeting to their consistently beaten and Ere SREY. SLES sed idols, Beckett and Bomby Wells ns to be of the never-dying sort. Major Wilson, who promoted — the | Beckett-Moran show, escorted O'Rourks “) to the pier when he was returning. nd Mrs. CG.) “t wish you would try and get some torium. All resident and visiting mem- | are cordially invitéd to attend. The | es of the afternoon will be M ye Merehon ' While They Last CLEAN-UP OF ALL WINTER HATS $1.00 Mrs, Morton Is Honored i at Informal Dinner Party. } Mrs. Sarah Morton of Douglas wa: 6 the honered guest at an informal dinuc served at the home of Mr ening. |g KR. Hagens on last Frid jet your good heavyweights to come e e Places at the prettily décorated dining | gy nd meet Beckett—Dempsey, Ful Jan. -17th. . Brennan or any of them,’ he suid. / What, after his experience "with Mo- % = y NATIONAL THA OR BANK DAY After the dinner a pleasant evening Was spent with musig and social versions, table were laid for twelve guests. Ito He ~is still our: champion, regurd- 3." the B tish promoter replied, with dle Welding Sunday. Pau Jan. 18th, 2 Gece" A BURLDING TONG HT hyift Weelk _ | WME A HUUGET On There ate sorge remarkable bargains in Chit Mae RiGee EME aan be Tosmonepdalicats cate Jan. 19th. ee dren’s Hats in this lot s : stitution, young or oO} : The Martz Hat Shop NATIONAL LIFE INSURANGE UAY Jan, 20th, OWN YOUR OWN HOME DAY ~ PERSONALS | Scotts Emulsion? Jan. 16th to 23rd o— R. li, La of the Die Dinwiddie Hardware compan. dan, io has been in 2) § 6 to with sessions of the Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. . Phone 1203 legislature, came to Casper yesterday and will spend several ys with friends | ‘ALSO MAKERS OF. Jan. 21st. ness acquaint \ ¥ has returned from k he spent several days | ness for the Midwest Refining tablets or Granules) : | con INDIGESTION Jan, 22nd. -N-O-T-LC-E . : Jan, 23rd. . Affiliated Uni _ WHY SUFFER? SHARE WITH OTHERS DAY : acsry ncaa A Special Meeting i of the An excellent time to open an account. ee Casper Trades Assembly Will Be Held in MOOSE HALL 7:30 P. M. We pay 4 per cent on savings. . Tuesday January 18th Come in and let’s talk over your win- A bank of strength and service. ’ ter rest and pleasure plans. J. A. LEARY, x } ‘ Division Passenger Agent Casper, Wyoming L. J. EDMUNDS, | Local, Ticket Agent { from the cold and the north wind, when you can go South to ideal winter resort lands—Texas the Gulf Coast states, Florida or Cuba, where winter is forgotten? The matter of getting there is a lesson geogra- phy—a liberal education. You can make it a gen- uine pleasure from 5 ie Sad eae aoe added 5 y e t cost, if you take a Burlifigton-planned trip. Th N ti nal B k f C Long limit winter tour tickets providing attractive e a 0 an © ommerce stop-over features are on sale daily. At a slightly increased cost, you can go one way and return another. FHPLIPHSSSOPOHOSIIS SHH HPD: eed All delegates and members are urgently requested to attend. 4.5, JURHS, Pr tont JOHN D. SALMOND, Secretary revere 929-9299990009-990004: &