Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1921, Page 10

1 1 1 PAGE TEN . Che Ci Dail fribune DEPUTY COMING EET 3 A ee identified as J. E 3414 Mheridan Road, Chicago, entered Will Be Honor Guest at Meeting} Tomorrow Night When Large Class of Candidates Will | Be Initiated Deputy Head Consul J. J. Hover of Denver, Colorado, will be p' t at the meeting of Casper Camp No. 331, ., on the evening of March 31, of candi- and several entertaining features will be provid- ed. The Order has nearly 200 mem- bers in Casper at present it is pro-| posefl to double the membership with- in the next few weeks. This will give the Order nearly 400 members and will be a credit to the metropolis of | Wyoming, The campaign for new | members in Casper is being directed by District ager, John A. Pfisterer, sted by Chas. 1. How- | “ The Woodme headquarte: western soc men. Its funds of about $9,000,000 are all invested in western securities. $70,000 of which are invested in the City of Casper and over $250,000 in the | State of Wycming. ‘The mem prises many of the leading and professional men of ritualistic work is patr structive. The inducement for those seeking} protection for their Joved ones is most | attractive and should appeal to the] citizens of Casper. business | * per. The ic and in- a bd Jewelry and watch repairing by wx (= pert workmen. All work guaranteed. | Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S Bld. | 35-tt/ a me i SENTENCED TO HANG | CHICAGO, March 30.—Harry Ward, | 23, who last summer shot and killed| two men, wounded a third and hit a} policeman with # hammer, all as the) outcome of an attempt to hold up a} hat store, today was sentenced to ‘ hanged April 22. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Fine, new eleven: room | e, two bath rooms; close to pav-| sidewalk, lawn and gas all inj] also three-room house on rear of 10t; brings income of over $200 a month besides Jeaving five rooms and sun parlor for. ownér; $4,000 will handle and will consider smaller property part payment. Phone 1044R, 215 N. Lincoin. 3-29- 2D—Man on farm that iy with tools, to help put buildings, foundations, gardening: 23 Hast Midwest Ave. WANTED—Laundry work; will call for and deliver. 623 East Thirteenth 3-29-6t HK street, phone 654M. a | i) rm rm = =] rm = | Branch 112 West Midwest Ave. Telephone 74W Harold Kramer, Realtor Manager R1—640 acre relin- quishment, 160 of it under proposed irriga tion ditch, two miles off Salt Creek road and 12 miles from Casper, 3 miles to Bishop; $400. R4A—For rent; large ir- rigated ranch, 550 to 600 acres in ‘alfa, Call for details. B-3—Money making res- taurant, catering to men; $3,000, all cash. not Special Irrigated Ranchos, Patented Dry linquishments end” Bas. iness Opportunities. Notary Public KHKHKHKHKHKHKHK: ALALAL ALARA AMAA A ALALARALALAL ALAA DAA ee AEA = Denver |mand, |Crothers told him to wait a few min- |utes while he sent for the money and 'PROHIBITION ership of the Order cora-| | Otto Liebner, treasurer of the Chile Would-be Holdup Turns ‘ Suicide In ’Frisco Office SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.— Elton Moran of the private office of R. A. Crothers, publisher of the San Francisco Bulle-} tin, demanded $4,000 and then ‘com- mitted suicide by shooting himself through the head when the police ar- rived to arrest him. Mr. Crothers said he had never seen the man before. When Moran threw open the office door and made his de- flourishing a revolvet, Mr. then walked into the main editoriat room to'send a call for the police. Moran followed the publisher, but was stopped by three employes of the newspaper. He held them at bay with his revolver but ihey managed to en-( | gage his attention by conversation un |til the arrival of the police, when he} |turned the weapon on himself, | The body was taken to the morgue. Moran appeared to be about 25 years jof age and was dressed plainly. | GAINING IN S. AMERICA CHICAGO, March 30.—Prohibition in South America is gaining ground, according to a report to the Committee on Conservation and Advya: | Methodist Episcopal ‘chure! of the; by Rev. | conference of the church, made public here today. Chile, Argentina and Uruguay are the most fertile fields in the fight against liquor, the report said. | ment of Hotel Owned by H, E. | next two years. GRAND. CENTRAL LEASE “RETURNS TO OWNER HERE Dusty Miller to Assume Manage- Miller at Corner of Second and Center With the expiration April 1 of the lease held by Robert J. Veitch on the Grand Central hotel at Second and Center streets, control of the property reverts to the owner, H. E. Miller, and announcement is made that extensive improvements will be made and the hotel will be operated in the future by Dusty Miller, Jr. Mr. Veitch has held-a lease on the hotel since boom Jays developed in Casper, but will nsw devote his entire time to other interests. Improvements to the building in- clude refacing the front with new brick, Plans for an addition were given up, it is understood, in view of the intention of the owner to erect a new building un the corner within the It is possible that hot and cold water will be placed in ail the rooms. The hotel will throughout with the change in man- agement and will be made more <at- tractive. Improvements contempiated at this time will aggregate $15,000, and it is possible that these will be elaborated upon before work is com- pleted. eg ORES COLD WRECKS FRUIT WASHINGTON, Maren 30.—Leav- ing widespread destruction behind it in orchards, the cold wave which crossed the Mississippi river Easter, passed out over the Atlantic today with a return to normal temperatures follow- ing in its wake. be refurnished |Confederate Vet EX-OFFICER Sack L And Sculptor Is) IN MEXICAN | To Be Sent to Buried, Arlington (By As Press) WASHINGTON, March 30.—Within sight of the Confederate monument, his last and his greatest work. ‘the body of Sir Moses Ezekiel, sculptor and Confederate soldier was buried to- day in Arlington., The commitment services were accompanied by memor- ial exercises in which President Hard- ing, Secretary Weeks and Rolandi Ricci, the Italian ambassador, joined in tribute to Sir Moses, who died in Rome in 1917. President Harding in a letter read at the exercises characterized Sir Moses as “a great Virginian, a great artist, a great American anda great citizen of world-fam paisa Scab * Guy J. Gay, of the Nelson-Gay In- surance company, local agents for a number of insurance companies, left this morning for “Spokane, Wash., having been summoned to the head- quarters of the Western Union Life Insurance company for a conference with headquarters chiefs. The rec- ord ‘being made by the local office, in all probability will result in im- ARMY HELD LAREDO, Texas, March’ 30.—Gen- Be eral Humberto Barros, a former of- ficer in the Carranza. army, is under arrest here by the United States cun- toms inspector for alleged illegal en- try and fs being held awaiting instruc- tions from Washington as to. depor- tation: General Barros formerly was| - in command at Tampiyo. After the| suriender to Obregon forces following the death of Carranza, he was relieved and sent to Mexi¢o City. It is charged he was connected with the prt sha revolution in Mexico, escaped Mexico City in end 9d and pity Texas clandéstinely, MIAN LOSES LEG IN FALL FROM TRAIN ON U, P CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 30.—Al- bert Johnson, about 26 years old, a tress passer whose home is not known here, fell from a Union Pacific train at Speer, eight miles south of Chey- Portant announcements upon Mr. return. enne, Monde; evening, and sustained injuries which made necessary ampu- tation of his left leg near the ankle. t) “Castle's Las. Is Thing ao y self-created from the remains f an! ola. sandpit. and. seepage watur from the Platte’ river, is rapidly passing into. history asa menace’ to health .as the result’ of operations started on the Sandbar by owners of ee the pool. ha? Apert in filling up shovel in addition to teams re shovels was pressed into service and the ground will be leveled off at top speed. Stagnant water, part of it drainage. which was held in the excavation, has been made the subject of protests by he city health officer for some time. oe We Have Everything for the Fisherman Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 Service HO! You ABSOLUTELY FREE two within the limit— A model No. 14 .30. pump action, take carbine. SECOND PRIZE—For the mountings, CONDITIONS— cempete except their employes. JURGES— Casper Tribune. { per Herald. Printers, All fish entered to be left Two Valuable Prizes for You THE DOUDS-OLLIVER HARDWARE CO. will give your fishing trips profitable as well as pleasurable. FIRST PRIZE—For the best all around catch of trout Regular. price, $68.00. An extra fine hand split steel vine bam- boo rod of four sections, full bronzed Regular value of $25.00. Any resident of Natrona county can DOUDS-OLLIVER CO,., the judges or THOS. DAILY, Advertising bhi aer Cc. TYLER, ‘Advertising Manager, Cas- Atids MOKLER of the Commercial on ieg for two days then returned to owners. See Our Window Display of Fishing Tackle— We Are Headquarters for Your Sporting Wants [Dees Hardware Fishermen valuable prizes — making -caliber Remington down harmerless heaviest weight trout— employes of THE on display in our window Olliver Company cAnnouncing The Arrival of a Six-Passenger Touring Car Mounted on a 1921 Pierce Arrow Chassis This Car Will Be on Display at Our Showroom, 234 South David, Tomorrow Demonstrations by Appointment KUMPF’S The Kumpf Motor Car Company Colorado Springs Casper only, at. pe Webel’s service. Watch Our Windows will insist upon purchasin; suggest early sells regularly at $1 special selling at— —All sizes. —A greater value in fine They are neckband All sizes. be had. —Double sole, reinforced. heel] and toe are the meritable features. AJl sizes: selling at. sear The Gentle Art of True —Whether it begins at home or store, you must be satisfied—such —That were offered at 75c to $1.25 each last sen- son will be placed on sale for “Thrift Sttiogs Mt ng severalin: Shirts for men could not be given. style, handsome assortment of patterns. —Jonquil Lima Beans of exceptional ay flavor offered at..... Mail Orders Solicited and Given Prompt Attention SPECIAL PURCHASE OF EMBROIDERED HUCK GUEST TOWELS = | 5 30c —You have never reviewed such pretty thi Ch: b: is’ s0. attractively worked im my tty [es arming em! fea daint —Remember the old adage, ee aay bird catches the worm.” ; i —dry goods section An: Unusual “Thrift Thursday” Offering Of Mens’ Muslin NightShirts —Well made of durable muslin, full cut; Offered in this 55 Percale ina * ‘A Timely Opportunity, Fellows, to Purchase Good Socks Mens’ Finest Lisle Socks at 50c Pair ., —A full range of Shee: including black and white, can Quality —in our store for men Two Interesting “Thrift Thursday” oie Bargains —21-pound cans Le Hart Plums put up in delicious syrup offered for “Thrift Thursday” —grocery harmonizing colors that you assortment is « Hmited, so we 95c THE GARMENT Men’s High Grade Percale Shirts Exceptionally Priced at $1. Silk oe For 2 5c Ger BDC dept. THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and Thursday, rising temperature Thursday. “AREY THURSDAY” aR STERLING QUALITY ——- SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE ——- GREATEST VALUES Handsome All Wool Blankets to Go at Half Price — —In beautifil Scotch: plaids, other pretty stripes of blue and pink im border et ect bindings in harmonizing pests Dexeees —tThere are twenty-five in “All and we know Bich an attractive spe ment will not be long i in. selling.” —Regular Prices Are $12.50 to $29. 505 Select Your Blanket, Then Take Off Half —After viewing. this interesting “Thrift Thursday” special you will appreciate the Se A etce of this great weekly event Ks Webel's. : 18-INCH’ BLEACHED BUTCHER LINEN —200 yards in a special selling. —A, very necessary home linen, being adaptable for so man: practical _usés. © Sell at a: much’ —Our “Thrift day” pricing is etes Thurs- Every Item Marke The Regular Prices —For your convenience we list a few of the remarkable bargains: —Aluminum Tea Kettle, regular $8.00 value, at, ... —Aluminum Double Cookers, regular $4.25 value, at. .—Aluminum Round Cake Pans, regular $2.00 value, at —Aluminum Jelly ~—Other fine quality aluminum ware items affected by the 25 per cent discount are— f —Berlin Kettles, Sauce Pans, Bread Pans, Mixing Bowls, Double Cookers, Percolators, Pressure Cookers, etc. zneds section A Great Sale of Aluminum Ware Out-of-Town, : Customers —Mail your wants to Webel’s— low prices, high quality and satis- factory service will be received. Phones 13 and 24 plaids, white with dainty at top and bottom and silk, From Regular Price ~ f —dry goods section BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS SPECIALLY PRICED —Remember how fat these two “Daisy"’ Muslin items sold at our re- cent “Thrift Thursday" sales? —A limited amount will be arranged for oThritt Thursday” selling, Bleached “Daisy” Muslin, 20c Yard Unbleached “Daisy” Muslin, 18¢ Yd. —tiry goods section 20c THE YARD for “Thrift -, Thursday” only —A surprising sale that affords the -housewife the opportunity to replenish her kitchen with highly meritable, guaranteed aluminum ware at great savings. 4 Two Quart Double Boiler ~ f Aluminum Ware Will. Be at 25: Per Cent. Off Rene 7 |) - -$1.50 «+ 75e Molds, regular $1.00 the dozen, at —hardware department