Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921 pe Casper Waly crioune PAGE FIVE ATEGONVIGT’S [ASHES OF LATE ¥ TO Dompecy to Be VAM MONMRESIAS | eee WET A BE SCATTERED TO WINDS FROM Phd Mon oe |AIM BMG Sess ss 3 = SES | ‘, +f - ing athletics. Reaericheae ‘tma.| ress he! Michigan Ring IR oF While fis friends here regret that | pert workmen. All work guaranteed, early da: > ipo war and of the | e is leaving just > Jus or #0 before | Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. O-S. Bidg. Ty lcounetl tational defense, of =| wpemes= is won: re ! : 5 i i — 5 R 1 i 1 ' of tational defense of which ayed for the grade school champion- m Friday afternoon the giris’ ams of the Park school will meet the Ccatral teams at the gymnasiuni. PERE Ss they are giad to Jearn that the change SISTER ROUTS BURGLAR. journey can be arranged, Champion| | Dean Morgan. conch of the Casper | (hey De° Sine’ to hear in Morgan. ase 2 Jack Dempicy wili fly from New Jer- | high school athletic teams and director a | ST. LOUIS, May 19.—Sister Mary sey to Benton Harbor, Mich, and act/of student activities in the grade | Kéward last’ night routed a negro bes pag tg man in the ae npg 4 schools here for the past three years, | | [ at Benny Leonard-Sailor led- | will not return to-€a: wext n man match, it was announced today | yr. jo Casper year. Two weeks secretary terior, who died in the country | Minn., yesterday, an operati ‘was cremated here |2>ove all, of the human a bs ; * nt erful work of the past sor i vital: CHKAGO. ist actbicoane years really begins to reflect itself, 1 . May 19.—If an wise and and remarkable CHICAGO, May 19.—The body of Fracklin K. Lane, |", "oi ,musiaining and remarkable former of the in t and i burglar from the convent of the Admits Smuggling to| today and - time of war. His courage was am | Blessed Sacrament he : ‘Albert Biscevo and Faces Sea- fe the Sewelns a, k fo Spe of El Costes eqnuiciaa’ by, the Simat seknaoe by Floya Fitesionmons, who closed the |i, Morgan's--resignation from Ey VICTORS AT BASKETBALL <2 the convent was robbed of $20. * be F cal . the Yosemite valley California, and scattered the a thitiative, 4 match yesterday. The Michigan pro- he ~ tence for Aiding His winds in compliance with a request made by Mr. Lane prior |about the actual losses caused moter auld he bed retired Deeweey's pratgpltter ty vont oa alo / gprengsreal | 75am wished j Promise to referee if he could get reflect great credi ‘Cas! ; ; Pree ea re ned | nie Sake Sante Cust, Woes od read be garb tmp atiicet, gon ron sactte Peak te. ee, Some nies Se Coppentior bere bee cag | =Giris’ basketball teams represerting | ¢ ees ‘cubecaes 6 hs rteecney — Reon ays ving ar The boay arrived here thie sasraioe | the council of nations! defegse mect.{ match on July 2 at Jersey City. ae resigning his position here Mr.|the soventh and eighth grades of the “The Forbidden WLINS, Wyo. May 19-—Mrs.| Yosemite region and had grown to| taken to Grace'and cemetery for cre-|i& of March 24, 1917, he said plainly Hi tori 9) pechatuiligl <0 a atnalltécOhee mare] ae pee ier ian hp Mae gi] Woman” Albert Bis-; ——-___________ | mation. There were no funeral serv-|that we would need 4,000,000 fighting istoric aaa Chicago, where more money was the! per Wednesday afternoon at the high A ee - ‘Wyoming, peniten.| Penitentiary sentence at the time her inducement which forced him to re-|school gymnasium, the seventh Starts at The Lyric ; hi here and and re: sign here. graders winning 13 to 2 and the re) pears pr ee “He was a euperd servant.ot the) House Must Pass 2 TOMORROW Gerace, today earned 1 -i0|° from Cheyenne last December = byresay = — ie anh one pedigrees i oro Wee Success with Casper teams cunjeighth by a score of 23 to 6. The tle H.. HELE ven no better recommendation! games were part of a series being i : id i : was always |memory should be as warm and a8| New YORK, May 19.—xira. win be taken wost im [resonant and as colortsl ax’ was Mis Hammerstein witee. ef Use late ie | OOOO IOS OOS OOS IIS SS ae OSM wl, ty teh@ Se De. agine rer| Dut she pleaded not guilty, both men modiaielye tt waa said. jouw Se eae an by.~ |Premario, announced yesterday that the s : : MONEY SAVING SPECIALS unty Clerk R. A. Ma-(Pleaded guilty and exculpated her and er | cking prison infrmary, making ag was la evigence to convict} LANE FAID HGR IEC ess OF RG |sold the commercial purposes. The In Our Dry Goods Department FRIDAY and SATURDAY Bisearo, it im stated, carried the re-| Biscaro, had he preferred recapturo| CHICAGO, May 19.—The following | WASHINGTON, May 19.— Appoint- Se ee — Summer Voiles Middy Twills volver into the penitentiary concealed |to death. would have been subject to|mexsage of condolence over the death | ment of James M. Beck-of New York| Among the Mongolians it is popu- beneath her clothing. The offense jan additional term of from one tojof her husband was received today by |as solicitor general, was announced | larly believed that earthquakes are with which she is charged is a felony./ten years’ imprisonmer his es-| Mrs. Franklin K. Lane from Governor | today by Attorney General Daugh-| due to the breathings and skippings Mra. Biscaro narrowly escaped alcape. B. Clarkson, former director of the! erty. Jot a huge frog. _ 10 pieces 36 to 40-inch Voiles, in light and dark designs and colors; formerly priced up to 75c. 39 On sale at, yard... e ai i z *F i 3 E g £ = q i Firestone Plant. No. 2 Daily Capacity 16,000 Tires; 20,000 Tubes -=.-.._. «, Devoted Exclusively ta the Three pieces Middy Twill in colors navy, red, copenhagen blue; full 36 inches wide; regularly priced ~ at $1.35. On sale at, yard... 85c Tir ce Manutere of ra Wag fi sy a e x ; jay sy wi ing ‘alana ,, Non-Skid Type Sateen Glove Silk Hosiery pt Ht eas ; 86-inch Sateen in a good range of ia tity 100 pairs Glove Silk Hose in colors iu ane iy (dua tne MU Uc colors and black and white; extra brown, black and white; regularly ey ee fine quality; formerly priced at 85c .50 values. O le at, eg FY uy“ unniniininie Nua and $1.00. At the reduced $4.50 values n sale at, $2 45 TOT erre PHT 7 /e Pale oo sel ees ° twuewaara -rgitutn price: of, yard Liu These are all first quality, no seconds. } e Silks ‘Extra heavy quality Satin Etoile, Towels ; full yard wide, in a good range of Fancy and Bordered Turkish Towels = ix Fy P| a colors; formerly priced at $4.75. in blue and pink patterns; formerly ae > ‘How the Price of $12.95 on 30x3%-inch Firestone Tires Was Made Possible It is in this period of much- tires and 20,000 tubes, this needed economy that the full plant permits refined produc- benefit of Firestone’s develop- tion on a quantity basis. Its ment can best be recognized. output was 13,700 tires per day _ Theadvantageofhavingtwo during April. great individual plants has per-* J+ is such basic economies mitted specialization in the that enable Firestone to highest degree. PlantNo.lis. make a price of $13.95 on this devoted to the production of standard 30x34 tire—the low- Firestone cords—tires that are est price ever made on a accepted as the highest devel- -standard tire. opment of tire building. Tire $ repair men who judge valyes Firestone dealers help make best, class it,as the sturdiest this $13.95 price possible by carcass made. Forty-sevencar accepting a smaller profit per manufacturers have adopted sale on this fast selling tire. Firestone cords as regular We see today the fulfilling equipment during 1921. -» of what Firestone men have ’ Plant No. 2 was erected.for worked for—public support in the sole purpose of making soundly ratifying the Firestone 30x34 Non-Skid fabric tires. . standard of “Most Miles per ' With a daily capacity of 16,000 Dollar.” LADIES’ LOW SHOES OXFORDS —- PUMPS — TIES Clean-Up Sale BROKEN LINES Colors, black, brown‘and grey; patent leather in military, French and Baby Louis heels. Values up to $12.50— Clean-Up Price $5 A good range of sizes and widths. Richards & Cunningham Co. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST Yard PDD | Pact te Onsale at BBG 3: Pek kkd dddticeceezet tte titi ddbdbbbthbbhddhdhh dd ddediddadadidudud, Car Loads Gas Ranges just received and added to our complete line of high-class ranges. One carload of the popular A-B Ranges, containing 118 Ranges One carload of the wonderful Clark Jewel Ranges with and without the Lorain Oven Heat’ Regulator. This car contained 132 Ranges, making a total of 250 Ranges received by us in the past week. Do not fail to see this wonderful stock of ranges before purchasing a Natural Gas Range. MODERATELY PRICED FROM $32.50 UP. Casper Gas Appliance Co. 119 East First Street. Phone 1500. A EARL C. BOYLE __ Complete Stock Firestone Tires and Tubes OHH Ris taamnetceges iaabbbnaaenbnbbiheesécke ania sensi genes. 8 e.