Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 8

ase ia eS it _ che Casper Daily eripune ‘ ; WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 192} = ; 7 O TH: R eae UN eee REDS FORCE 'Brotherhoods Plead Inability to Make'= TOLEBO OFFICE RAID ATTENDANCE | Case Complete on Employers Demand AT THEA TER for 'A brogation of Contracts jects 4 (By-Associated Press.) ine Sacks, Several Crammed With Cur-| : eee |_ CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—A recess of one month in the hear- Wi Y ro Rae: d Off by Five M 5 Cc PETROGRAD, Fem. Th Compul:| IN bocce the pailicer labor apes is the application of rail- lay-goin; is the latest ord of | wa! or abrog: tion the = rency, Carrie y Five Men in Night rrr piay-soing, in the invest order of today by B. M. Jewell, ‘président of the vpiiway cae wove fERCIATCOMP: THE BIG BUSY STORE BIG BUSY SI Daily Weather Report Fair tonight and Friday except in southeast portion, not much change in temperature. . . : has decreed that a fine, payable jn 3 - = = Holdup at Main Office; Finding of the) toca Tauons, is to be inftcted on a| department of the American Federation of Labor. Mr Jewell|= persons, who after official invitation, | Said the unions needed until March 14 to prepare their ye- x Stolen Car Is Only Clue omit to go to the theater to enjoy a - buttal testimony. ° paca, o y series of coramunist, plays which ars SORIAL CONDITIONS | According to Jewells contention, i < Joi h ‘ a Lesi F llo s ¢ Ss was not until E. T. Whiter, ch: a s (By Associated Press.) Cree, eee ne, Seeoee nt iioen J tthe carriers than (tacteatens ne = om the American egton, re uw. ‘ z | 5 Ieted the roads’ evi TOLEDO, O., Feb. 17.—Five armed bandits, one of them 7 ; SURVEY 1S COMPLETED ces: ontiiary: 41) thee thecteors a negro, held up two clerks at the main postoffice at 2 o’clock Sims Injured by Bee represciitatives knew ia this morning, seized nine sacks of registered mail and es:zped * what the real objections to the na im an automobile. ee | Lrish Charges, | miss ssnes witson, who nas been "i258! agreements were. "TOLEDO, 0.. Feb, 17.—Batimates of : Be Dee Une m SeEEe cattle oy casncars age caneants caer cost ooisanmaadt : social conditions for Natroy ; zeicateteee oes aeec| BREWERIES IN | Daniels Asserts| Sn cihic'a'%n Soca" Ws Ree Meh tar 7 half a million ¢ s The police said Cross has returned to the Mountain | they would present would necessaril: : e I r fe eclile “4 Division headquarters in Denver to Constitute an incomplete case. Gi er S ec 1d § . the currenc ne er agere make the report in person to Maurice| The board took the request unde : ) and $400, (By Associated Press) | Willows, who is manager of the 4i-|@dvisement and the union leader then ¢ 2 clean escape BOSTON, Feb, 17.—Secretery of | vision read a prepared statement. z 1 after holding — the Navy Daniels, in a letter to Mat- e Miss M: t i, -| Immediate application of the pri he main post (By Associated, Press) thew Cummings, president of the Peeper ec gonignU eases 7 UD Prin , . “0 5 them to lie down | WASHINGTON, Fee I —atock.| Greater Boston qounelly Frionda of|Srvi#or of the state of Wyoming for |ciple of collective barkaining to th For Friday and Saturday on a loading platform while the rob-| holders of four Pennsylvania brew-|irish Freedom, which™Mr. Cummings in asper until. such a time as a suit-|cated before the federal railroad labor | == ta: bery was executed. The ppuches, fourleries seized by -the government for|made public today, expressed his| tic and experienced worker can be|board by’ Jewell. He said that onto : 2 of them containing Becks ee pant manufacturing beer containing more| Views on pr tiptohace hapa refer-| secured. '|by such means could the present con J were thrown in an automobile and the|than one-half of one per cent of al-j@nces to Sinn Fein activities in the pa AL Se |troversy be settled and a national . ‘ t 9 robbers sped away cohol were warned today by Internal|Wworld war. | ‘Try ‘Tribune wantads for results. ‘crisis in transportation avoided. There was such a demand for the items we had on Later the auutomobile, a stolen one,| Revenue Commissioner Williams that] “I think the attempt of the admiral| : inui ris was found abandoned, but sheriff's|they must “clean house” if they ex-|to reflect upon a pen people re- special the first of the week that we are continuing we ssex, police and postal inspectors] pect to be permitted to resume busi-| acted upon him, doing them no harm, ini ji 31 found mo further trase tithe inavatg | ape: but doing him ‘injury. Tt is always : them for the remaining two days, Friday and Satur- 5 It was recommended that officials] Unjust to charge a race of people} i mi ————~ and employes guilty of disregard of|Wwith the mistakes of a few,” wrote | e e day. We want £0 PDS SS oRen pdehie epatrons the taw be discharged, the secretary. | : e1ent that every discount given in groceries is self-initiated ex Meanwhile, the commissioners said,{ The letter, which praised the pa-} i +7: * ; = it has been decided. to permit the| triotism of citizens of Irish descent and that the present market in’staple groceries, which po companies upon sufficient bond tojin the world war, said the secretary take possession of the plants and op-| Would be unable to address the coun- erate them to the extent of lawfully|cil on St. Patrick’s Day. He had) 77 utilizing the raw materials on hand|been invited to speak with special w at the date of their seizure. reference to the admiral’s remarks) : reeset ear a | ex : * | = ——— Piano Tryout Held 00 (Continued from Page 1) fo wore stored in a cupboard, however to Select Musicians IN PORTO Rico tie ‘The half-famished airman found matches on a shelf, gathered a few for ‘State Contest i has remained steady throughout this readjustment period, has not prompted this great “‘bargain-giving” event. It’s just another precedent set by “Webel’s.” 1 and Rapid dL SERVICE YOU will want a suit NAM For your convenience we are listing these items again: . HO th tatlex Of. grass! hivdliaptinta Nat eaioes or gown cleaned, or quite brush and built a fire over| ‘ | % k ; hla dhe? repared 1 His = (By Associated Press) | ressed i ry some time. ; : ee Poegee appienenl regacorey ris wet On Friday afternoon a piano try- PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17, —| Pp na hu: *4 i ae Ss. B. Strawberries, regular 80c can.... a 4 uniform, torn {© rags by brush along | Wt will be given at the high school Bishop William A. Jones of the Gath-| Our modern equipment and prompt. ; =| tie the stream, which caught at his|‘t® Select a representative to send toJolic diocesé of Porto Rico, died in| 5 a Mount Cross Strawberries, regular 70c can... — clothing as if to stay his journey,|L@ramie for High School Week. Ev-|St. Joseph's hospital here today. He delivery system enable us : ur and slept. ery year the university holds this!had béen in the hospital since Octo-| : ‘ * => J. S. B. Blackberries, regular 60c can... in The next day after another meai|mpet and representatives from practi-|ber. Bishop Jones was 64 years ot| to handle your work in the = : Pearson began to explore the sur-|Cally every high school in the stateJage and was a member of the Au-| : * 3 = Mount Cross Blackberries, regular 50c can... 40¢ mt Besrsen berets are present and vie with each other |pustinian order, shortest possible time. = : : HER At htfall he had found no|in musio, extemporaneous speaking, RREAP =< ECS | . lee J. S. B. Red Raspberries, regular 75c can..2.—._...___ 60e of means of help. commercial work, typewriting and de- MUSICAL CRITIC DIES. | T, A is . = co Late Sunday afternoon sheep herd-|Clamation NEW: YORE, Feb. 17-8) J, )-B.| ry our Dry Cleaning i= Mount Cross Red Raspberries, regular 65c can. : ers who sometimes used the shack,| One test has already been given for] Rawling, 63, musical critic of the} and Service SS a returned. ‘They informed Pearson |¢xtemporaneous speaking and Thora|New York Evening World, died here| 2 a : re that he was 70 miles southwest of |Slade has ben selected to represent{of heart disease today. A shock! ta Sanderson and directed him to the|the Casper school in that branch of] caused by the sudden death last week the work is ex- to nearest ranch house, many miies|the work. Other tests will be given|of his colleague, James Huneker, mu- = y plea: during the coming week. sical critic of the Morning World, is cellent and. ‘the Z lb Pearson started Monday morning i resiis es BRET Reet by friends to have hastened | . . to walk to the ranch house. Arriv- try une ws. for results. end. charges moderate. OR S to * ing there he found no one at on. | OOooooooooEeEe He remained until Tuesday when the [eHHHEEHEEHEE ; i Eggs Guaranteed Strictly Fresh pr ranchers returned, Horses were ob- id = = 3 d the trip to Sanderson | > Phone = he started. J. E. Murrah, a ranchman | * * ‘ = y, brought Pearson | : % 595 j , : 4 ) o'clock last night. x xii, e Zz ti little from his | 4 z x) £ = ly is fit to try | x) (Incorporated) r@) um 1d e = ti rip. Whether | * 131 South Center Street t he will empt the flight has not | % : CASPER — RAPID crry — = been decided = i cree FRIDAY ee eee Mazdas p try. It will probably have to be con-| “Particular. Tailori for Particular People” Sanderson by boat down th OE ING artic! r by automobile truck. All Garments Fitted and Made in Our Own Shop << a not tell {ts exact loca LUSK HIGH _ - The Sun’s Only 2 ti ‘ vs. a aca tee Cree) = . . our uarantee = ® N d : apc Rates > Competition = erve-spee CASPER HIGH z| Emblem aster Hervice F) x! ' _ Demand the best when buying light 4 % HIGH SCHOOL GYM, 8 P.M. t] ing equipment. Columbia Mazda = en ee e * ¥ lamps are known for their long burn- = is FARA IKEA KK LIKES IAIN HIT IAS AAI IIIA ANA AAA ASA A MN | ye’ dualigas: They give a strong re- = == — ~~ lectin; ~ v Lack of Reserve Force Cause tricity used. for the amount of elec: 8 of Most Failures in the 3 > : Daily Affairs of Life i vee) DANCING 4 Have your home completely 2 To feel weary without having earn- AS os “Columbia-ized,” it will economize on = t ed it by hard work throws the mind our li i 2 into disorder and confusion, FAVORS I When you want cut- | your lighting expense. 4 " | lery that stands for the 2 EATS TO . BONA FIDE LEGION - VODVILLE MEMBERS KLUB best tempered steel, Q "make a selection from | Pyrex and Gueémsey our varied stock, Beauty i, 7 Ware Casseroles of design and moderate | prices are included. In dainty silverplated stands, these Casseroles lend a feeling of distinction and satisfaction to the owner. very moderately— Paired $3.50 to $12.00 —hardware dept, is But Near It Is the! ence of Many Me Too Often Expe A hundred people describing t wear ition would P differently. One is drowsy, th ne 4 are irritah moody . ALL ol JT TO hensive, as the case To this » A a eae ectrical Appliances for Home 7 agencies ever devised for defini complishment. It ir tivity of the’ vital proc ® increased flesh, stimul: duction of red corpu: ies the ac provokes the pro-| . contributes to the defense of the system € depletion and consequent exhaustion | and in many other ways arot functional processes to make you 1 that something has touched that Conveniences Electrify your home with all of the everyd: iti Saves you an abundance of time and worry, het bene vere economical and handy. Schembeck’ WINTER GARDEN cl x vital s you th s * We carry a compiete line of the fotlowin, ‘ was about to go cut. No amount of| Informal Valentine Cotillion Favor Ball Informal dauinped: ing, all’ electrically dictarsnce ‘between! the fedling of lark CAL SMITH, of nerve speed and the rebound, the President s. i i mers pe aotaee gst, tt| BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE : WM. KINGSLEY, Trons, Curling Irons, Grills, Toasters, Waffle Irons sions that cause so many néen and ‘ Secretary an ercolators women to fall in their tracks, to go | baa jeep at the switch or stand still when the orde! 0 go ahe T Only Those Having Received Bids for Previous Winter Garden ouweata wi heb wets penile NO E: Bachelor Klub Parties and Those Whose Names Have Been —hardware dept. od swith gynty seal spelt et io es Turned in Since Last Party May Gain Admittance. Door Man at thasdktentall Soret ose: marcas Will Check from Mailing List. New Names Will Be on This List any other leading drug store.—Adv, OY OSHS AIGA TE PS ARE I