Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 ; { Resolutions of Support for Home > Team and the Midwest League § ganization 2 ‘The (Rotary club has placed its sup- port behind the baseball.team that will represent Casper in the Midwest Jeague this summer and in a résolu- tion commends it to the support of ‘all Casper. ‘The following is a text of the resolution adopted. \ Wereas, The Midwest Baseball deague has been definitely organ- } ized and announced for the season of 2921, and Whereas, The r Midwest baseball team of Casper, Wyoming, has become a member of-the above tamed league, and © Whereas, It has been. requested that the Casper Rotary club evi- dence its attitude in regard to the above ‘league and bal! team; Now, therefore b it resolved, hat ive, ‘the Casper Rotary. club, hersteheartily endorso the organ- ization “Of\ite. said- Midwest Base- ball league ana (he Casper-Midwest * baseball “team, and herevy © pledge our moral support to)<he foregoing institutions. And be it further resoived, That |; @ copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes and copies be given to newspapers and a copy sent to the manager of the Casper Midwest ball team and the presi- @ent of the Midwest | Baseball Teague. J. AV, JOHNSON, EARL BOYLE, LEW. Me GAY, Rial tears, Somebody is going to make a start forward to a home of their own on next Sunday. _ FUNERAL PLANS ARE TAKEN UP ‘BALTIMORE, Md., .March 25,— ‘Preparations for the funeral next Thursday of Cardinal Gibbons were roaching completion at the arch- episcopal residence today. Meanwhile, the body of the prelate -will remain inthe chamber where he died yester- day, until next Sunday evening, when it, will ‘be taken to the cathedral and there lib in gtate until it is removed tolits restingYplace in the crypt wi | der the chancel ufter the final ser ices. Monsignor Bonzino, apostolic dele- gate at Washington, has been chosen to pontificate at the solemn requiem fass'on Thursday. and Archiboshp J. J. Glennon af St. Louis, who deliver- @di the sermon at Cardinal Gibbons’ golden jubilee here in 1911, also will Preach the funeral serm Stillman Case ‘Transferred to Putnam County | YONKERS, N. ¥., March 25.—The divorce suit of James A. Stilimah, pres- | ident of the National City bank of | New York against his wife, the former “Riti" Potter, will be traunferred to Putman county, Supreme~ Court Jus- tise Morgchauser announced here to- day. ; ‘The transfer. will be made, he. said, as soon as he has filed his decision on Mrs. Stillman’s..application for $10,- 000 a month alimony, and $75,000 counsel fees, made before him White Plains two days ago. He gave no reason for the transfer. He had expected to render his decis- ion in White Plains next Monday, but he said today he might not arriye at a decision \until later, Cattle Census Is: Announcea WASHINGTON, March 25—Caitte! in’ the United States were estimated ' by the department of agriculture to- day to number 66,191,000 head of ‘\. which 23,431,000 are in dairy hérds, giesioee in beef herds, and 8,936,000, classified. in heen INFANT UNDERGOES OPERATION | Gerald Daly, infant son of Mr. aga Mrs. Jack Daly of South Ash street is convalescing’at Dr. M. C. Keith's hospital from a serious operation, Ger- | ald was taken to the institution this week with a chronic case of append- icitis, i McKibbin hats ‘The new wide band effect. High open curl to brim. MapleBrowa, Seal Brown, Dar $ Olive, Dark Steel, Navy 5 Blue and Pearl. Green, Light Green, Webel Commercial Co. }Separate government. TURKS DEFEAT | GREEK FORCES CONSTANTINOPLE, March . 25.— Turkish official reports declared that the Turkish Nationalists east of the. Smyrna district have attacked and de- feated the Greeks, who began an of- finsive on Wednesday. It is said that 1,700 Greeks were taken prisoners and that the Nétionalists have captured twenty guns. MILLS TO TAKE VOTE - INGORPORATION PLAN ~ FIRST OF NEXT WEEK March 29 is the date set in’ which the citizens of the™newly declared town of Mills will decide whether, they will incorporate the town and be- comea separate entity on the map { Wyoming. Preliminaries for the election are noticeable in Casper to- day as ‘ballot boxes and other equip- ment of the county is being impressed into. service. y Mills is the first addition that was made to Casper and then grew to the extent that it claimed the need, of a Panama Congress Called to Take Up White Award WASHINGTON, March 25.—Pres- ident Porras of Panama has called a special session of congress for next Monday to consider Panama's attitude toward the demand made by: the American government that Pan- ama aceept as final the White award as to the boundary between that country and Costa Rica. This information was contained in a dis- patch received today by the state department from the American lega- tion at Panama City. ee BACK FROM INAUGURAL he Casper Daily Cribune PAGE Five NOWTHWESTERN IMPROVEMENTS PENDING ERE Railroad Officials on Visit Said to Be Connected With Plans for Better Equip- ment « Taken asa preliminary to a tide- spread improvement campaign said to be contemplated on the “west end” ot the Northwestern railroad the vis- ithere of many. high’ Northwestern officials is of signal importance to Casper: With a growth of bt,siness that justifies such an improvement campaign it is believed that the rail- Toad officinis are.setting the base: for the work while on the inspection: tour. No definite announcements) are ob- tainable. After a stay in Casper as the guests of Attorney J. B. Barnes, Jr., the officials willleave for Lander and will then return through Casper to their, respective homes. Superin- tendent Holmes of Casper will accom- pany the visitors to Lander. The officials are: C. H. Reynolds, assistant’ general, superintendent, of Norfolk; W. H. Jones, general freight and passenger agent of Omaha; Wy- mer Dressler, Northwestern attorney for Nebraska an@ Wyoming; J. A. 8, Redfield, from the right-of-way de- from the railway land department also of Chicago. FIGHT TO DEATH IS IRISH AIM ROME, March 25.-—Archbishop Mannix of Melbourre, Australia, } who arrived here yesterday from England declares be is convinced the Irish will “fizht to the bitter end for complete. independence.” ‘This statement has been made by the archbishop ‘to many high prel- ates, heads ef congregations and chiefs of religious“ Institutions who havé called ‘upon hira since his ar- rival here. & Referriag to the Brittsh govern- ment’s tical offers” the archbisaop said yesterday the gov- ernment had made a mistake in ig- noring the power, wealth and; in- flueace of a larger Ireland abroa:l, ——— Watch Tripeny’s windows. for Saturday Specials. } PROTECTION (3 REQUISITE OF AUGOIAN TRAD Establishment of Conditions Nec- essary to Maintenance of Commerce, Says Wash- ington WASHINGTON, March 25,—Re- sumption of trade relations with so- viet Ktussia will depend upon satis- factory assurances. that ‘“fundamen- tal changes are contemplated involv- ing due regard for the protection, of Persons and property and the estab- lishment of conditions essential to the Maintenance of commerce,” Secretary Hughes says in a message sent today to the Russian soviet representative at Reval. ‘The message was in reply to the re- cent appeal of the soviet government at Moscow that the United States again trade with Russia and that it negotiate with a delegation to be sent to this country for the purpose by the iet horities. The note was The PAVILION THEATER First Street, One Block West of Henning Hotel WILL OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT MARCH 31 Presenting High Class VAUDEVILLE Mr, and Mrs. L, F, McMation have returned here after an extended. visi in many eastern points. During their visit in Washington they attended the inauguration of President Harding. | Mr. McMahon combined business:-with ; the vacation trip and attended to mat. / ters for the Glenrock' Oil company and other local concerns in whieh he is Comparison for Quality and’ Value. And Motion Pictures A WONDERFUL SHOW Catering to A NEW 2» TOAN OLDTALE a A Busy Store 30c---Price---30c Ladies, ‘Gentlemen and Children “a man writes a book, preaches a better ser- “mon or makes better clothing than his neighbor, though he builds his house at 260 South Center street, the buyers will make a beaten track to his door, etter Is a Positive Proof of a Good Store Star Clothing Co. The Best Type of Clothing at the Prices of* Inferior Grades. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits. Of the Better Grades as low as $21.50 up to $49.50 These ‘suits consist of fine worsteds, blue serges and garbadines. specially priced as an Easter Special Offering. They are; all Just received, a fine assortment of high grade Silk Shirts for the Easter trade. cially priced— $7.50, $8.50 and $9.00 ‘They consist of fine jersey cloth and crepe de chine and spe- Ey EE This Tells the Story of the New 1921 Price Changes in Furnishings For the benefit of those wh did not have a chance to take advantage of our last week’s Wilson Yros. Special Sale of Half Hose, we are plac- ing them this week again ut One-Half Price. $1.50 Pure All-Silk Hose at_2_..___. $1.00 Lisle and Fancy Fiber Hose at. Watch for the Window Display Fine Balbriggan Union Suits in spring weight specially priced. $1.45 Better grades priced in proportion, Fine High Grade Cloth Hats suitable for Easter wear, in a]l shades. As low as— $3.50 Last, but not least, we claim we have,no compe- tition on, our dress or work shoes. Our line of mn dress shoes is somplete, lo’ ‘matter how hard you farsa re ne ads if you nave ie ‘our tem, tone aunt caneult yur expert shoe fitter. Blue Buckel Union-Made Overalls, Specially Priced, $1.15 Star Clothing Co. 260 South Center Street Successor to J. L. Learner A_ Truce Declared ==" With High Prices™==, Extra Special We have a fine assort- ment of Suits with a pair of extra pants at transmitted through the American ‘sage from the soviet government was plus $33,000,000 of new bonds of each | lington’s surplus, received from the soviet representa-| road. This plan is offered as +. substi- tute for the one recently rejected by eel er by the 97 per cent of their Chicago, | the commission in connection with the consul at;Reval as the original mes-| Burlington & Quincy railroad stock, | application for capitalizing the Bur- eee Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. Potato Flakes Always Fresh inthe Air-Tight Package Golorado Potato Fiake &Mfg.Co. Denver,Colorado Lo 3/ Marriage License. A marriage license was issued yes- wday afternoon by the county clerk, Miss Catherine Dunn, to Miss Vida tive there. ter e May White of Wolton and Frank C. J McNamana of Waltman. ——_—_—__ -Only 30 per cent of the London elec- tors yoted at the last municipal elec- tion, fae LE CE oaks RAIL BOND ISSUE ASKED WASHINGTON, March 25.—The Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroad asked the Interstate Com- merce commission to authorize the is- suance of: $230,000,000 of joint fifteen year 6% cent gold bonds secured The Mighty Power of CASH Triumphs «Our ready cash brings to Casper 200 men’s fine tailored suits at a fraction of tleir real value. These suits we will sell at our regular small margin of profit. We believe in quick sales and small profits. We aJso bought some wonderful bargains in men’s furnishings, hats, caps and mere is. merchandise will be placed on sxe tomorrow at rices that will dumb- found competitors and startle the entire shopping public. y . Come and get your share of these extraordinary bargains. he following telegram was received from our buyer: CHICA: THE HUB CLOTHIERS 1921 MAROH 15 =, CASH TWO HUNDRED MEN’S AND *YOUNG MEN’S HAND TAILORED SUITS. GREATEST PURCHASE WE EVER MADE. THESE SUITS WILL BE THE TALK OF CASPER, / SUITS WORTH $35 SELL FOR $17.50. SUITS WORTH $45 SELL FOR $25. RoR Pn ye $55 SELL FOR $30. WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN MEN’S FURNISHINGS AND-SHOES. WITH THE i UNDERSELL ANYONE IN CASPER, sea tine edt Semen M, HELLER, PROPRIETOR. MEN’S SUITS With Two Pairs of Pants on Special Sale for Saturday at $15.00 Men’s Caps, Nice | Men’s Cloth Hats. Silk Socks, All antics and On Sale Saturday e Colors. ‘atterns. Only at Tronclad Brand. “Ze | $1.50 BOG Jersey | Lisle Socks with i Reinforced Heels Gloves. Sehee een Per Pair Wrist Lengths, i nd Toes, 4 ‘Per Pair at poe 15¢e 15¢e 35e SPECIAL COLLAR SALE—Cluett Arrow Bran 7to 9B. M. Saturday at 17ip0 Bate” rene Hard Canvas Gloves with Knit Wrist. Per Pair 10e Leather-Faced Gloves, Gauntlet or Collars on Sale From Selling Agents For The W. L. Douglas Opposite Lyric Theater @hina Plate $25.00 REDUCTION $25.00 i ona limited number of these; wonderful White Enamel and Nickel Ranges. See this Beautiful range in our window and note the many exclusive features it has. Your choice of either right or left ovens. Casper Gas Appliance Co. 119 East 1st Street ‘ Phone 1500