Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 5

SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921 be Casper Daily Cribune SEARCHING PROBE iRTO BEATE - OF MARY VANCE, POISON VICTIM, . ASKED OF COROHER BY FATHER : * Autopsy on Body of dy of Git Shipped From? California Shows No Signs of | Diphtheria, Physician Says _ Are You Going CHICAGO, pot 30.—A_complete investigation of the death of Miss Mary. Vance of Glencoe, IlL, in Los Angeles, ily from diph as di led of Peter Hoffman today by her father, Dr. fae Ww. Vance, following the announcement of the coroner yesterday that an autopsy had shown no signs of diphtheria. Tat had Wevealed sufficient nicotine tok. 9 —————— ° es | [abr ag = children to “Goroner Hoffman deciared that the) saying he was a widower. - Hieotine could not bave had any con eae, | Bor Gis root anh wh rd his Le been perfor If you are, it behooves you to look well to your outfit Upon this may depend complete success or failure to hook a few members of the finny tribe. We have sug- gested and outfitted so many old-time fish- ermen that we feel confident to put you on the right track. Come and see us. Sc Sporting Goods Co. The Most Vomblate Stock of Sporting Goods and Auto Supplies in Wyoming Cemetery Robert Simpson and his crew are now in the cemetery for fourteen EFollowing the et a Dr, pe |||. days only erecting Sen | on ings and stones. See «||| there or call the Ceanen Monument Works, i e ||| 257-W. going to see this thing Groust,” he said today. Bape et Vineced | my daughter aia not commit | Corner Second and Da vid 8 Phone 214 With His Back to The Wall He Took One Last Desperate Chance And--- You'll Be Surprised, Amused, and Wonderfully Entertained By This Different ConwiyT How Men From All Walks of Life Laid Down. Their All to Join the Onrushing Forces to the Klondike, in Search of the Precious Yellow Metal —ALSO—— Two-Part Christie Comedy - “MAN VS. WOMAN CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c Shows Continuous 1 to 11 Every Day TIMES SATURD. “THE Pepcuina "HOUR, with. "ELLIOT DEXTER Here Is the Proof “Wyoming’s Dependable Car” THE 1921 BUICK Following is a true list of those people and companies in Casper and Natrona County who having placed their ex- plicit faith, after years of study, in the construction and per- formance of the Buick car, backed these convictions by pos- session. This list comprises only those cars actually delivered to these respective purchasers within the past thirty days. Model 21-45 5-Passenger Model 21-44 Roadsters G. Worthington Standard Oil Company . F, Edmunds C. R. Bosworth -ack Tait C. W. Carlisle G. F. Bell eee C. E. Winter Alex Neimi Oscar J. Whitlock Model 21-46 Coupe Jerry Daly ; : W. E. Gullard H. W. Hugo We are proud of this record, and feel that we are justly so, in view of the fact, that, now of all times, people are more discriminating in their motor car shopping. Money is not so free and those who buy demand the best; the most for ther money. Contrary to the Opinions of Many, We Are Faced With a Car Shortage This Season If the balance of the country is buying BUICKS in proportion to this county it is easy to understand. We are warmed by the factory to order early or we may be too late. We pass this warning on to you. We want you to gt YOUR BUICK. ‘The price is NOT GOING ‘TO DROP, you can take our word for it. We have a time-payment plan if you so desire---ask us about it. Above all, do not wait, we want your spring order NOW. F. O. B. Prices, Casper : 5-Passenger and Roadster 7-Passenger Open Car ~ $2,070 $2,375 (These prices include cord tires and the alemite greasing system a Standard equipment. CASPER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 909 | —— eed a | a