Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1921, Page 3

PAGE THREB * wounded and four others were arrested by federal prohibition officers last_. night during a raid conducted for whisky, which it is said by the authori- ties, was being smuggled ashore from the Japanese steamer Erie Maru. MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1921 Kits ; ae ; Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘STOLEN PROPERTY OF HOMESTEADERS. FOUND Homesteaders and ranchers in Na- trona county who have reported heavy [losses in furniture from their rural | }homes during the past winter, are urged to identify a quantity of mate. ria BURGLAR FLEES WEBEL'S AFTER POLIGE ARRIVE Robbery Frustrated When Credit hia) picutt beatin T SAILING CANCELLED. 13 LONDON, April 11.—Ordet's cancel- __ ing the sailing of the giant steamship Berengaria, formerly the Imperator, now in her dock at Hoboken, N. J., |have been cabled to the United States | rial which was taken Saturday by the |by the Cunard line: ‘The vessel was to | Sheriff's foree™as a result of a raid |have sailed for Southampton on upon tHe home of the Kremer broth- | April 15. > J pices of the Woman's club of the C. & N-W. A door admission will be Mr, and Mrs. Alfred R. Lowsy have heresies and everyone. is ‘invited to Manager Hears Entrance and os, Sia ap ies hing fe Casper. - ed . fro1 attend. . . @ material seized, includes furni- Parad ves emer tae ae aie Brings Posse of | ture, stoves, windows, doors, and «' LPABYS COLDS c ness and pleasure centers of the) Meeting of D. A. R. Police mass of supplies of all kinds that ‘are are soon “nipped in the bud Central west. Mrs. Lowey was for-|for Tuesday. ms 7 ee es appropriate to the use of rural resi-| without “dosing” by use of+ _ merly Hazel G. James of Casper. The} The members of the D. A. -R. ‘will UD Epos Sensing in some manner that his | 7? ; : marriage took place in Kansas City, |meet on ‘Tuesday afternoon at’ 2:20 i eng attempt to rob the Webel Commerciah| — SaT1.OR WOUNDED IN RAID. ‘March : o'clock ‘at the home of Mrs. William company store last night had been VAP The Loweys have temporarily taken his discovered, the robber effected escape despite the fact that a cordon of police were thrown around the JACKSGNVILL! Kocher, £25 South Wolcott’ street. ore One Japanese sa. Moose. Dance Pee Fla., April 11.— “an apartment to moving into the Dur- was seriously ham home on South Davia which they of recently purchased. ‘They will ‘be at home to friends about May 1 in their new home. cee Mrs, B. F. Hamilton of Sunrise ar- rived last night, and is a. houseguest at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. B. Richard Shipp.” Mrs. Hamilton ‘will visit in Casper for about a week. She was the guest of honor t's afternoon at a reception given by Mrs. Shipp at her home. Sore Social Evening for St. Mark’s Men’s Club. The St. Mark's church Men's club day for a social evening. R. T. Kamp will deliver an address. Music will be furnished by a quartet. eee Saturday Night Dance Is Well Attentled. The Temple Auditorium was well filled with dancers at the regular Sat- urday night dance, The music was supplied by: the Casper band orches: tra, and the dancing lasted from. 9 o'clock until midnight. : rar) Rehearsal for Fashion Show. A A rehearsal of the models for the fashion show, which will be one ‘of night Dancing club, will bo held Wed- nesday afternoon. ‘The first dance to be given by the club will be held. Thursday evening, April 14, in the Winter Garden. Invitations have been sent to many, of the members of the young married set andthe younger society set. All of the mefibers of the Saturday ight Dancing club ure also invited to attend. . ‘West End Dance Is Postponed. ~ ‘The informal dance to be given in the Averill hall for the members of the West End Dancing club has been postponed for this week on account of the American Legion entertainment. ‘The dances will be resumed next week. ase Double Wedding Is Performed, - The Rev. Walter I. French ofti- ciated at-a double wedding, at the Methodist parsonage at 1 o'clock Sun- ddy afternoon when Miss Arminta R. Dudley became the bride of Lafe E. Shrader of Casper, and Miss Phoebe H.. Shrader was united-in marriage to Ross BH. Barnes of Lusk, The prin- cipals in the wedding formerly lived at Douglas,and Lusk, Mrs, “Barnes is a sister of Mr. Shrader. Mr, Barnes is engaged in the ranch business near Lusk, where the family has large holdings. The young people. will make their home here. * Mr, and Mrs. Shrader will live at Mills, the former being employed at the Midwest refinery here. cee ee Southeast Circle to Meet. The utheast circle of the Wom- an's sodiety of the Eaptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. 8. F. Pelton, 924 South Lincoln street, on ‘Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Colvy will act as hostess at the regular social gathering. eee Mrs. Hagens to Entertain For the Delphfan Society. The members of the Natrona chap- ter of the Delphian society will meet at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. R. Hagens on South Center street. A continuation of the study of American art will be held, and any of the members having data on the subject are ‘asked to bring it. eee WoFaLo to Meet ‘Tomorrow. Night. Miss Hilda Litho will be hostess at a meeting of the members of the Wo- Fa-Lo class“of the Methodist Sunday ‘\school which will be: held tomorrow ‘evening at the home of Mrs. Wil- Mam Holland. . Study Club Has Meeting Today. The Study club met today’ at the Home of Mrs, W. S. Kimball, Sr. The regular literary time was’ enjoyed. ees ‘ Cc. & N. W. Woman's Club to Give Entertainment. < "The dancing party which will be. held at ‘the ‘Winter Garden Tuesday night will be given under the aus. will meet at the parish house on Tues- the feature attractions at the Mid-|. ;|ness connected with ‘Tonight. : One of the regular dancing parties tobe given under the auspices of the Moose lodge will be held at the Wia- ter Garden this evening. The Schem- beck orchestra will supply the music as_usual and everyone is invited. Special entertainment by Rex Mayne, Miss Rhue Gill, Miss Jay Bickford and Professor MacFarland will add to the evening's pleasure. The proceeds of the danco will be used toward the bullding fund. of the Moose lodge: i i daughter, Miss Anna Kyte, presided at a dinner party given in honor of |Mrs. J. L. Learner, who fs ieaving for Denver, where she will make her home. The dinner was ‘served at the pretty Kyte home on South Wolcott. street. Places for 12 guests were laid at the nicely décorated table. After the elaborate dinner the eve- ning was spent playing Cards. ‘The guests included the Mesdames J. L. Learner, 1Van Gordon, I. D, Friedman, Effle Nolan; the Misses Shuwiler, O'Neil, “Beanblossom, Rich- mond, Yard, Strickler, and Anna Kyte A. H. Stewart left this morning, over ‘the Burlington, on a business trip: to ‘western ‘points in- cluding “Seattle, Portland and San Francisco. “They are expected to re- turn in’ about three weeks. eee A. Burson left yesterday for Shu- bert, Nebr.,where he will spend sev- eral days. Visiting with his two’ broth- ers, living there, oe Lew Cook is “in™ the**city from Billings, Mont., Jooking after business interests. x oe Roy Beaver is inthe city from the Two Bar ranch attending to business and’ visiting with friends. 7 . J. He Russell, caste of the Salt Creek hotel and boarding house, who has been visiting here for several days.en route to Salt Creek from Ther. mopdlis, has potorned home. me eh 8 | G..-W. Sparr of. the, Congolidatea Royalty: company has returned from a successful business trip to the east. : see Mrs. H. R. Lathrop is in:Denver on a pleasure trip for a’ few days, one D. R. Philips of the Parkersburg Rig and Reel company. is. expected to return to the city, from Kangas where he has been on business. cee * Earle D, Holmes, president of the Holmes Hardware company, is speni ing a few days in Cheyenne on busi- the bond issue which will be submitted to the voters of the-state May 10. Sea Mr. ara Mrs, Scotty Brydon. have returned to Casper fromm Omaha and other points, where they have visited for the‘last s 1 months. * A, T. Crawford, prominent Scotta- biuff, Neb., garage man, will visit fa Casper this week. Mr, Crawford was chairman of the chamber of com- Nebraska city closing last week. Mr. Columbia Grafonola Now: at Pre-War Price 50 NEW ARRIVED SATURDAY. '- They have been added to our already wonderful line of dresses At $19.95 See Window Display. DRESSES merce drive which was put on in the}? SCENE OF MURDER, VICTIM AND SLAYER-SUICIDE—Because of his dismissal from the staff of Syracuse university, Prof. Holmes Beckwith (insert at left) shot and killed Dean John Herman Wharton (insert at right) ndthen killed himself. The photo shows the office of the dean, where the murder took place. Peles scr See Crawford in, all. probability will’ ap- pear before the chamber of commerce here to thank the local organization for the co-operation given in perfect- ing the Nebraska commercial organ-/ ization. 3 ver, where they have*been on business| « and pleasure for the patt several days. Mri; Nelson’ attended the Rotarian meeting in Pueblo, Glen Leidecker of the Leidecker| * Tool company has returned from Den-) STANDARD REFINERY NOTES. |ver, where he attended the auto show. f Sees | We have been wondering for several ¥. ©, iFenley, who hias recently been | 28 Just why B. F. Keables has been connéeied with the Carter O11 company | Whistling so much to himself and why at Lusk, has been transferred to the| “Bill” Reeves has taken to smiling all Cea einy neee, foenin’ ott {the time. The reason is out and we one jare glad to note that Mr. Keables is ¢/the father of a “bran new” boy while the Texas company, arrived in the city| “Pill” is proudly telling of his daugh- this morning from’his headquarters in| te". We understand that the infants Terivek: jand their mothers are getting along L. G. Murphy returned to Casper this morning from Denver where “he has been‘ over the week ent. eee aaa Mrs. L. A. Reed has rofdrned from Denver where she syent several days. eae A, R. Lowey has returned from a vacation trip spent’in the east, eee Lou Gorham; field superintendent Attorney John Whelan is in the see | nicely. city from Washington, D. C., attend-| pr. William Kocher returned yéster-| Pa ing to business matters for a few days| day from Denver, where he has been| We=are informed that Mrs. Jock Mrs. Whelan expected to make jthe trip here With her husband, but was called to the home of her father by his serious illness. , a on @ short business trip’ | Hendryx is recovering from her re- ose |cent ‘illness and is resting at her Mr. and Mrs. Lew M, Gay have re-| home. turned from Denver ‘and Pueblo, Colo.,! at where they went to attend the meeting) Dr. M. G. Paulis, assistant super- the meeting of Rotarians’ in Pueblo|ititendent, Nas returned from a busi- and thé automobile show in Deriver, |1ess trip to Greybull, where he spent * * jseveral days inspecting the Standard | plant. . Attorney C..P. Plummer has re- turned from Denver, where hag has been looking, after légal matters for several days. — if * . ‘W. R. Johnson.has returried from Pueblo, Colo., where he attended the meeting of Rotarians. ee . Earle C. Boyle of the Boyle garage has returned from Denver, where he attended the automobile show. Before going to Denver, Mr. Boyle attenced the meeting of Ro/arains in Pueblo. oe Tim’ O'Malley has been experiencing difficulty in -getting his new house completed on schedule time. It ap- Mrs. Carl Wever has returned from Denver, where she has been visiting| pears that Tim is not up on the regu- with friends. r |lations of the various trades unions eee . | and he was very much surprised when Harry P! Bubb’ returned yesterday! A. R. Lowey, former county attor-| hig masons gang (of one man) walked morning from Denver, where he has|ney, has returned from an extended] out on him. ‘im tells us that he has been spending the past several days/yacation tour which took him through| made hig peace with the powers that looking after business interests, } ers < many states in the midcontinent dis-}be and expects to get the other eight trict. brick in the chimney laid up before cold weather sets in next fall, aaa MUSCOVITES ATTENTION! All charter members and all others desiring io become. members are com- rs *"lmanded to meet at J. O. O. F. hall, of the Duthie, Of1/Tuesday evening, April 12, at 8 company, is spending several days in\o'clock. A keeper for the bear must tendl ‘Ibe appointed and other arrangements fein desea SS parce 8 ins) made for the installation which will ltake place Saturday night, April 16. Fail not to be present at your peril. By order of the Czar, A. T. PHILLIPS, Minister of Records. Kremlin Azov, Province of Wyoming. LL. H. McMation, “wlio’ tas ‘been’ in Denver ‘on a short’ business trip, has returned to his home in ‘this city. Bet oe 8 Attorney G, R. Hagens, “who: has been’ looking after~legal matters in Denver, returned to Casper yesterday. cee : se Miss Jay Bickford will return to- day from Golden, Colo., where she has been conducting a class in dancing |* at the school of music. oa 7 ms . Je H. Merrell, Mrs...C. S. Miller ‘and ‘children of Riverton have arrived in tho city to join Mr. Miller, who is connected with the Inland Oil company offices here. ‘They will remain in Casper, é cee Mrs. A. W. Peake and little daugh- ter have returned from’ Gallfornta, where they. have been spending the winter. ‘They were met by Mr. Peake of the’ Midwest Refining company in! Denver. A. N, Scheribeck, Ieader of the Schembeck orchestra, who has been yisiting on the coast for several weeks, is expected to return to Cas: per today. He will bring back with! him the latest fads in the music line, which he is sure will please his large | Casper audiences. Mr. Schembeck has | written that “there is no place like § Tht Casper" and that ‘we will stay as |i J. Cody has returned from Denver,| long as we make good with Cas-| where he has been spending the week-| per.’ = end on. business and _plessure. ——_—_—.—__- ee 8 Before blotting-paper was discov Mr, and Mrs. George Nelson have re- ered writing was dried by having flour turned from Pueblo, Colo., and Den-lor sand sprinkled over it. ———— j Starting Tuesday AT THE LYRIC “THE KILLER’ i eS a building and scores spectators gathered in all directions from the store. Discovery of the attempt to rob the store came when M. S. Kinney, credit manager of the institution made ‘his customary visit and inspec- tion trip through the store about 11 o'clock last. night. While sitting in the office, Mr. Kinney heard the robber remove a board from the stairway which would have permitted hin to enter the main storeroom. Mr. Kinney quietly in- formed the police that someone Was in the building and an investigation was started. ‘The would-be robber had effected entrance by breaking a glass in the skylight and shinning down to the upper floor of the building on a wire. After getting on the second floor the robber forced a doorway leading down the stairs to the main floor. Balked again in his attempt to gain entrance to the store, the trespasser started to remove boards from the stairway. Mr. Kinney intervened at this juncture. When the officers cpened the street door leading to the stairway the man made a getaway by the same avenue he entered the building. The tools which he used in his at- tempt to gain entrance came from the window trimming department on the second floor and were not carried to the building by the robber as was tirst hoped by the police. If such had been the case a definite clue as to the robber’s identity would have been Younded. Nothing was missed from the store building and the robber’s attempt re- sulted in only slight damage which was repaired by a carpenter today. ‘That it was the work of a profes: sional who knew the ropes of the building is said to have been gathered in evidence secured by the police. tie Saad as) > ~vanaa A kd) RETAIL’ CONCERN FAILS. assisting, I: is natural to blak at the ex- tant mother’s influence up- aig the unborn babe. Her food, her habits, her hygiene, and even the condition oz her mind, all have a part in determining the well-being or ill-being of her in- fant before birth. No woman awaiting the joys of coming arent ty ee allow the days to pass out giving nature a helping hand—because ions of pending mother- hood, existing as they do, over a protracted period of months, cre- ate almost a new state of being for a woman. MOTHERS ST. 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