Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 3

THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1921 n ninment Held for:Rast. Noble Grand, The ‘past Noblo Grand of all Re- bekuh lodges will be entertained in the I. O~O. F. wall on Friday after- nooh by the members of Rebekah ‘ lodge No. 13. There will be a short busiiess session, after which a social time will be enjoyed. . Mr: and ‘Mrs. M. J. Foléy have re- turgied from Denver and other Colo- radd. points of interest whera they have been visiting for the pas: few weeks. Mrs. Foley has been visiting in Hugo, Colo., with frivuds and rela- lives for some time. Whilo im Den- ver, Mr. and Mrs. Foley attended the stock show. Special Feature at Friday Night Dance. At tha second of the sories of Fri- dsyi night dancing parties waich will NM Bela al the Temple auditorium to- mutraw,-cne of the advanced pupils of Gloria Dare Blake witt giv) 0 solo dance. At each one of theso popular ea: tertainments it is planned that some spepial, feature will bé adiled for tie eveging's enjoyment, Vd ar) K..of C. Dance ‘Tomorrow. The dancing party to_be given by the Knights of Columbus wil be held tomorrow evening in the Mullin club. The music will be furashed ry the Leffigwell orchestra and light —re- freshments will be served during the evening. Dinner Party and Musical Is Delightful Affair. Mrs. BE. G. Vanatta was hostess at ner follov.ed by a musical given esday evening in honor of Dr. a last Hattie S. Slaughter,-who is a house guest at the home of Judge and Mrx. C.D. Murane. The decorations fcr the'dining table and the home foi the color scheme of pink and carried out in cut flowers. AS three-piece orchestra furnished theimusic during the dinner. Miss Faulk, contralto, sang a solo and Mr. . H. Anderson, violinist, played sev- erdl ‘selections. ‘irs. Winter Entertains at Informal Tea. Tea was served at the home of Mrs. C. EB. iWnter from 2 to 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Waldo Winter and Mrs, Adolph Win- ten, Dr. Hattie Slaughter of Seattle, ‘Wash., who is visiting at the home of Judge and Mrs. Q. D. Murane, was Bn out-of-town guest. The decorations ~.cre of Scott Key roses, Mrs. J. A. Likely and Miss Mae Winter pleased with several pl- anobselections and Mrs. T. J. Riach sarig>m solo -in- her: usual) charming mi ir. bi o- Regular Meeting of Bastern Star. Mrs: C, E. Winter from 2 to 4’o'clock of Eastern Star will be held this even- ing in the Masonic temple. The cx- amining committee will be present at 7:30 o'clock. Initiations will be held and refreshments will be served dur- ing the evening. . Opening’ Dance Is a Great Success. he first dance to be given at the fennitg hotel under the supervision of A) K. Bott and’ A, Charles Keyes, wag;most successful. The Peterson orchestra, which made its debut at the! mffair, arvived yesterday morn- ing and in spite of the fact that the personnel had been traveling for two days, the music was very peppy. The dancing started at 9 o'clock with a ance. ‘ was held in the ban- of the hotel while. re- ere served. in the grill. ples attended during the quet; room freshments About 60, cx evening. > hese informal dances will be held y evening except Sunday, and the orchestra wil! slay during: the dinnor hour at the every evening. Much enthus.asia was shownsby the young people who attended lastnight. and it is thought that the dances will prove most successful. see To Attend Charity Ball. © Misses Eileen and Marguret Sullivan left last night for Cheyenne where they will visit at the horn of BLISS ALONZO. BLISS 2a “HSVM “OD Sst i fxoq q3¥9 UI AB LNVY *ARNOW dura 72. Sones} 9G) “poop 31 Be stands ula Smee ML Cie OV AOLS A uo el keD. Save ue ‘Seda ON moxy ope sie Som “TSTHVE SG AALLVN SSITE © 3qzid gave 99 SILVANAHY wtp gogms 004 Ft 30 ‘CALVAILSNOD 5 ed BAAEL HIGEL YONA T #40 The U. P. TRAIL No One Is_ Immune From It — Governor and Mrs, Robert D, Carey. ‘The young ladies will attend the char- ity ball while they are in that city. a a PERSONALS W. Hallinger is in the city from Denver attending to business. with the rubber companies here. eee Fred Schmoker has returned from Douglas, where he has been looking after business interests for the past ee Attorney C. P. Palmer has left for |Chicago where he will attend to bus- liness interests for the remainder of |the week. ee Miss Gladine Eddy, who has been employed in the offices of H. J. Peter- son, has accepted a position at the court house and will commence her ‘duties there on Monday. Perry J. H. Lutes of Cedar Rapids, S. D., is registered at the Henning hotel ‘while looking after business interests in the city. : eee J. E. Fitzpatrick of Guernsey is looking after business interests in the city for the next day or so. J. C. Stone of Portland, Ore., is numbered among the business men attending to interests in this city. eee A. Ray Smith is here from 8t. Jouis, Mo., looking after business con- nected with oil interests in this part of the country, s see C. W. Fry of Omaha, Neb., is reg- istered at the Henning Hotel while spending the remainder of the week in the city on business. ey Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Wheelock of Denver are here looking after busti- ness matters and visiting with friends in the city. eseae H. B. Rice of St. Louis, Mo., has returned to his home after spending several days here on business. arse Sullivan have returned from Chey- enne where they,were the house guests of Governor and Mrs. Robert D. Carey. P. Blakey has‘returned from an ex- tensive buying trip in the Bast in the interests of the Blakey Ready-to-Wear Company. 4, SOF ag oe a4 Mr. and Mrs, ie Gay Jones,of Leads! S. D., are sperlaihg the month here ‘ville, Il, are spending a week here tories of St. Louis, and is a regular traveler through this district. eee Dr. Wm. Kocher, representing’ the local Dental Association, has left for Cheyenne in the interests of a pill which has been introduced permitting Mrs. Edna Thomas to practice. see C. E. Star has returned from a trip along the western coast where he has | been spending the past weeks. eee Mr. and’ Mrs. W. R. Tillman of Dan-| visiting witi: fends. “eo George Bacon has resumed his po- sition with the Midwest Refining com- pany after being confined to his home for the past week by a serious coid. see Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grieve are in the city from their home in Oil City, visiting with friends and attending to business matters. vee Mrs, Rex Fanning is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Grieve at the Dumb Bell ranch. \ . E. Js Kearns of Omaha, Nebr., is spending a few days in the city look- after business interests. Para , Mrs. George Burnett of Joplin ~*., is visiting with friends in the city for the next few days. 28 FR. Jenkins of Denver, irrigation insp,stor, is registered at the Hen: ning Hotel while in the city on busi- ness, W. McLaughlin of Southern Cali- fornia is spending the remainder of the week here on business and visiting with friends. No “Smokes”’ tor Minors if Bill Goes in Statute . CHEYENNE, Wyo.,. Jan. 27.— Cigars, cigarettes or tobacco in any form will be forbidden to boys un- der 18 years old in Wyoming if the legislature adopts a bill introduced today by Representative Jos. H. Neville of Big Horn county. The bill would make it unlawful to buy for, give or sell any of the prohibit- ed articles to boys. It also would make the nosséssion of such articles by a boy a misdemeanor, ——_ Charles Padden, stationed with a unit at Camp Lewis, Wash., is visit- ing his father, Fred Padden, of North Lincoln, while on a furlough. For Dandruff Those little flecks from your bead that . fall upon your clothing and spoil your pleasure are ‘a scalp disorder. Conquer it completely ander money- back guarantee. Use Kotalko, Ames yisiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. KH. Green on South Chestnut street; mtv fhe te 5 Toye t Ey Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Dean of St. Louis Mo., aye spending today and tormorrow’ here on business. Mr, Dean is associ- ated with one of the largest shoe fac- ingly quick, lasting beoefit reported by legions of men, women, children. Save ____ Che Casper Daily Cribune GAS 8URNER_ LS OWN ‘AD’ ‘The Humphrey Radiant fire gas burner placed on the sidewalk by the Casper Gas Appliance company, holds an open invitation to the public to stop and get warm and at the same time furnishes proof of the comfort that it can give toa home. ‘The “Ra- diant fire’ is a small heater, gotten up in an.artistic manner, which can be put in any room and especially within an unuse? fireplect. It is guaranteed to be cheaper than coal and will heat a room evenly. It is free from all odors. It will fit into any fireplace and is easily installed. The gas company has received a com- plete assortment of the burners in many finishes and is making many sales, ee ae C. & N.-W. PROTESTS IMPROVEMENT. TAX IN TWO CITY DISTRICTS Notices of appeal to the district court by the Northwestern railroad from a decision of the city council of Casper, were filed yesterday with the clerk of court, The petition demands that the city be enjoined from assessing and col- lecting assessments in improvement districts No's. 2 and 4 and that they be declared void. The railroad also asks that they be allowed the costs of action. FOUR CHECK OUT ON POLICE COURT FINES Ed Somanade, charged with carry- ing concealed weapons was given a fino of $25 yesterday afternoon, af- ter he had drawn a. .$2 automatic pis- tol on two of his companions. Police authorities reached the scene of bat- tle in time to prevent a tragedy. Freida Aikens and May Welsh both colored, were brought into court yes- terday on charges of disorderly con- duct The Aikens woman was releas- ed on payment of a fine of $75 and the Welsh girl who was unable to pay wi) serve 60 days. Will Huden, charged wich vagrancy was sentenced to serve thirty days. CHE NE, 27.—Robert C. Morris, whose funeral was held here Tuesday, was the official —steno- graphic reporter of the Beecher-T’ den trial in Brooklyn, ‘N. ¥, ALLEGED SLAYER OF J. REEDER ATUANED HERE Innocence Maintained by Frank| F. iicClellan, Accused Prin- cipal in Casper Mur- der Plot Frank F. McClellan was returned here yesterday from Butte, oMnt., ¥ Deputy Sheriff Charles Shackelford, to face a Charge of murdering J. 8. Reeder, Casper shoemaker, on Jan- uary 11.- McClellan stil maintains his innocence, He was placed in the city jail for safe keeping, so that he woud not have an opportunity to talk to Probe, who is held in the county jail on the same charge. T. J. Walker, Butte attorney, 1s here making preparations for the de- fense of the three men held on the murder charge. EAST BEATS WEST AT BASKETBALL, 11 TO 6 East Side School beat the West Side boys at basketball last evening, 14 to 6, at the High School gym and both teams put up a good gaine. From late reports on the big team at high, Lester will be out of the Wheatland game because of a torn ligament and Quinland will also be unable to play as he swallowed some BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are the recult of Dr. Edwards’ determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. For 17 years he used ihese tablets (a vegetable com ‘success. food that calomel does but have no bad after eifects. "No pains, no griping, no injury is or danger from cath foods—yet your hair! -Get bait, It ispossible in many cases even after baldness—abso- ‘ Jutely proved. Remember KOTALKO— at any busy drug store. Watch your airror! Show others this advertisement, Wheneyou feel “logy” and “heavy.” Note how they clear clouded brain and perk up the spirits, 15¢ and 30c a box Ask ‘TEACHER! Mr. Sell ’em and Mr. Pep Deliver The Denver Post For 65 cents Per Month. This Equals \ 251 Ryne t= Per Day According to There’s a REASON-— THE NEWS DEPOT South Center St. AN INSTITUTION for ay— Mr. SELL 'EM just read in February WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION—on Sale next Tuesday —"“BUY WHAT YOU WANT TO BUY” Truly, If:you buy a Magazine—Ask for a box of Matclies. So Mr. Pep and Mr. Sell Em held a little meeting— not a secret meeting, because the War's Over—and here are the MINUTES of the MEETIN’: Surely, If you buy a Denver Post at the News Depot, ask for a box of Matches. —-There’s a REASON Mr. PEP just. read in February AMERICAN—on Sale next Tuesd: “SHAKE 'EM UP but DON’T FOUR-FLUSH’ Really, If you buy a smoke, ask for a box of Matches. DIMM hs Phone 256 the PEOPLE AA heavy in weight but appearance. The fabrics featured in these lovely Dresses are Canton Crepe, a new material, Taffetas and Satins are in an PAGE THREE ~ nails he had in his mouth a few days} ago. Both lads are® expected to be} back in the game in the near future, | however. See ren STOVE CAUSES FIRE The fire department made a run this morning to extinguish a blaze in a small house on Willow street at) spven o'clock this morning. The fire was caused by an overheated stove! Only small damages resulted. Fata Nate bat i The whale can jump out of the/ water to a height of 25 feet with the| greatest ease. | —-—__—. CLUB CAFE 15 SOLD 10 COLORADO SPRINGS MAN O. J. Whitlock of Glenwood Springs, Colo., completed negotiations today for| the purchase of the Club cafe on South | Be Slender True way to a healthy, care dea ot Hue before reduction of to give you agee Wo starving or tedious exercives. No a salts, etc.3 no thyroid, no tose of time.” Just jow the strap! system and reduos tore 30 efund guar ble, recor icians. Add to ‘end charm, to know more times start now becoming slender, TAGULES the great 13 nnd 14 AWEB SELCGOM MERCIALCONM PANY “Windows eAnnouncing for Spring 1921 EGINNING with the first arrivals of our new spring dresses for the women and Misses we have establish- ed as a maximum $50 on each garment that demands a high price. Altho the declining market is in our favor, we desire to impress the importance of this interesting feature. exceedingly close margin and we -feel that a hearty appreciation will be shown. NEW SPRING DRESSES IN AN ADVANCE SHIP- MENT AT THEIR NEW LOW PRICING OF $10.75.to $50 Simplicity adorned now and then in girlish frills adds much loveliness and charm to these beautiful dresses which are garments that are suitable for after- noon, street and evening dress. you'll rich and lustrous in The CE Ym 07 NS chanted with their discrim- inating individuality. dark brown, pigeon grey and at present. He is accompanied by his + wife. s 5 Mr. Chase will leave in a few dayt for Florida and Cuba where he will remain for the next three months: a Center street from L, J. Chase. The new owner takes possession today. The consideration has not been made public, Mr. Whitlock fs an experisnced res- taurant man and plans to make a number of improvements, though not Try Tribune wantads for results. Our New York Buyer Forwarded Us 40 Dozen Pairs Silk Hose Assorted Colors They are on sale at $1.50 . per pair Worth Double Also 30 Dozen Pairs Lace Hose ‘They are on sale at $2.00 per pair Worth $3.50 See Window Display New Goods Arriving Daily 2 a — pa J It is that ‘we are selling at an In Our Men’s Section Luggage With Personal Appeal Did it ever occur to you that luggage suggests something more than a carrying case— Well it does—walk into a modern hotel-with a tattered bag or case—notice the feel- ing that— oh! well all you fellows know how it is, so when you are ready for any new luggage just remember Webel’s Men’s section, they carry the kind you like. i AO = Z = = = = = = = Ss = = = spring Suit Cases in fibre to genuine leather at $2.50 up to $60 informal Like them, simply become en- shades are the new Traveling Bags imitation and genuine leather unusual demand this season. navy. These colors promise to hold full sway this season. What Teacher Told Us Thirty Years Ago and We Presume Somebody Told Teacher Good-bye! Recess is Here. Yes, There’s a REASON | PPL LIDIA LIL TILT ATs 0d ode Pep sells HERSHEY CHOCOLATE BARS for 10 cents each, but throws in one for a Nickel so that a man will have a sour taste in his mouth 5 minutes ater. \ You bet, If you buy a Writing Tablet, ask for a box of Matches, So—There’s a REASON Mr. Sell ‘Em gives Candy CHARMS for 5 cents each because the half-cent profit helps pay the rent. So—There’s a REASON Pep sells CIGARETTES, CIGARS and TO- BACCOS at prices charged in LARGER CITIES because r is getting LARGER each day. But Mr. Sell "Em GIVES AWAY MATCHES be- cause GIVING makes us think of Xmas, and by next tras a we'll be THANKFUL that Mr. "Sell ‘Em G. SOMETHING AWAY. So—There’s a REASON UNNISON Chbde kh ddd ded died de de ded ded! Lhe Lede hed dude ded dee hooded lee heated dh ured that you are ge’ ask for and at prices in market—for instance Large and juicy Grape Camel Cigarettes, 2 SPECIALS From Webel’s Grocery Dept. When you buy groceries from Webel’s you may rest ass tting the merchandise you keeping with the declining 4 aaiatedi » te Chase & Sanborn, High-Grade Coffee, ~ the. pound, at. see 75¢ Fruit, each at___.-_1]5c pkgs. for___._-._35¢ Natural Cigarettes, 2 pkgs, for_______35c Kirk's Toilet Soap, 3 bars for___________-25c We Make Deliveries WAR. $6.00 to $60 Perfection Oil Heaters In Our Hardware Department $9.50 and $12.25 Round Oak Ranges In a Special Pricing $135.00 to $155.00 Lunch Kits ' Universal, Thermos, Icy Hot, Hot-a-Cold at $4.50 each al ION