Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT 18 LIVES LOST IN LA JUNTA be Casper Daily Cribune Le ace : ns MEDNICK BROS —— |sucber. water 4 reported from both | Carson City, Nev., and E. Jackson of age. He leaves a widow and two! “It was my fortune to know, Colonel M * children. ee STEIN-BL —aa, |The death lst, including Mrs. Cart) Coroner Paul J. Povinson, who has | Davis and her three children, growned! made an investigation ; WASHINGTON, June 9.—President | last Frida: ight, and Elmer preliminary to Snea-|a formal inquest. said it seemed prob-| Harding message of |but as @ fellow citizen } ‘y ni it, 2 jeker, the fireman of the Burlington | abie that'a broken or a locked steer.|«¥mpathy today to Mre. F. W. Gal-|I have highly valued his : |train wrecked at Union, Colo, Tues!ing knuckle cnused the mecident, jarath. 2c., \itew sf the national com-| tag peremnality. igo tireless, seal. abd : j@ay night, remains at five for this! p35, who was’ driving the ma-|Maséer of the American Legion. killed| his intense devotion e 3a ; or fens nd, nov, neo SPIN ft sre nae ef arrose age ame ataes chee” wa pee in ~ Smart Clothes Ayes ‘ i‘ my ai > % SALVATION ARMY Hine accident, said ter hed Geew dévemejab® Sreat and sudden sorrow which] sveat loss which has come #0. sud if ; j : ‘ SHIPS SUPPLIES. |rapidiy from the Indianapolis Country |RS& come to you." the message said. denis.” —— KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 8.—Acar- club north of the’ city in order to & (Continued from Page 1.) railway Property at the latter place! icaa of relicf material gathered by the reach .the Union station in time for | was seriously endangered. | Salvation Army will be shipped to Mr. Galbraith and Mr. Foreman to River now registers eight feet:/ Pueblo, Colo., sufferers fram here | board a train for Chicago. He reduced » °| water is running under rails: cutting) [his speed to about 20 miles an hour,! bed badly; river still rising.” tele- he said, just today. Ac, graphed the Larned station agent. where the accident occurred. Failing | At Hutchinson the Arkansas last to make the turn the car plunged over flood was made/ night had not left its banks but it the embankment, turned somersault ‘ornell of the pub-| was feared the new bridme at the foot 1. ’ Jandtanded upright, All of the occu.’ command of the c: @apacity of 20 p of the refugee said will of the capacity . MacDonald wishes to announce The statement that the MacDonald Tea as SAN ANTONIO, Texas. June 9.— that the MacDonald Tea Shop is - ate $5, cance nts diphtherin, of, which] Chie seeey st en ene, Senet the | ere Pe ee eee still catering to special luncheons and 3 arantined. A large majority | water should the predicted hizh mark | COMMANDER WELL j dinner parties, as well as serving our s Dr. Corneil said, have | arrive. | KNOWN IN HOME CITY. Me "5 " ss it ; , a umber 36, eneiewak nica SUPPLY | CINCINNATI, June sce Fred pa rchant’s Lunch bo 4 ° agi .% ity Clo aialipor and 10 of ebicsenger Ue three ee bypass icant p ade 4 | known citizens of Cincinnat! of recent Q uality he flood three families were Equipment eutSeicnt to ~|moved to Cincinnati for burial as soon Ye@rs- He engaged in the paper spe-| antined for s cialty business in Cincinnati up to the I 1 luncheons —_—_ Corneil capreasea the fear today that | f0%% for 2,000 perwons today was en/ta SrTangemoenta can be completed. |ciaitY Dusiness in Cincinnatd up to ths Shop is not ‘cat to | and cnet vt arce of | Toute to the Colorado flood area in a|He was elected national commander | 2" 4 116 ‘world wat: parties is absolutely alse. + Shese.families might prove a "tech lo.|truck train from Fort Sam Houston |0f the legion at the national convon- . $1 # they have not en lo The material was gotten under | tion held last September at Cleveland.| H+ vas chosen as colonel of the old yesterday on order of Maj. Gen.| He was born in Watertown Arsenal, first ‘regiment, Ohio national guard, here. The city been divided into dis Mass. and when the war broke out he re- . tricts by wards, and physicians and | J: ra Foss ——— en aan An election probably will be held | ‘Tulted that regiment to war strength) wil 0 h coin ing. Ase ges pane reVicens as d it was mustered into federal serv- eocece: ° wet bias F to ancettain'| reer caravan from Port Miles, Wl iharesariy went ocet on nace meeonen joo as the Aétth rebtemmon Siem aece terre jseeescscooscesenssocsoooossooososooseses: a the exact th " disease. The | Paso, Texas, also is en route. [braith's successor, it was announced | sion of the United States army. At Sonam —— — a - canvass will made under public eee jet Rational “headquarters. The New lits head hp went oyertens mad ook v health service direction. Free vacct. | DAMAGE $100,000 commander will be named by the le-/a"\yminent port ia the battion OF OF nation will be offered. In cases of | IN STERLING REGION. gion’s national executive committee. | Simiciy the Avmontie, end ater in Bax: ; exposure vaccination will be compul-| STERLING, Cole. June 9.— With| ‘The national vice. commanders, one| gium. i , , ' ‘ pory indications pointing to a considerably |of whom probably will be elected na-| For personal bravery in the field, he! i Cc O HES - higher stage of the South Platte river |tional commander, are: John G. Em-|was dec@ated by the French and Bel- d p_ LAS ANIMAS I at this point the damage fram thejery, Grand Rapids, Mich.; ESCAPES DELUGE Moods since last Friday in this vicin-|Goldingay, Newark, f LAS ANIMAS, Colt, June 9.—The| !t¥, |gian governments and was honored | by the United States government. | flood damage to Las Animas is only slight and without loss of life. An an- nouncement was made yesterday by | == the Las Animas Commercial club in response to inquiries growing outside that Las Animas is in a position tr take care of its flood need WICHITA, Kan., water which created havoc at Pueblo, Cole., augmented by heavy rains in western Kansas, which at one place approximated a cloudburst, last night brought its menace to lowlands near dune 9. — Flood Arkansas river throughout its reaches in western and central Kansas At Great Bend, Kan., the Arkansas was ‘out of its banks, overflowing the lowlands on the south side and having reached a large mill on the north bank a block from the river. ‘The flood water is expected to reach Wichita, the largest city in Kansas on the Arkansas river this morning with the crest probably passing later dn the day. From present indications, 8, P. Pet- @rson, meteorologist said the main business district of Wichita will not be flooded and the lowlands along the river through the city likely will be wubmerged and west Wichita may be affected Residents in the lowlands last night were preparing for the worst and mer- ehants were taking precautions againct losses in warehouses, Between Garden City and Larned the Arkansas was risine. due to local rains, and it was said Missouri Pacific “(ets-It” Ends Alf Corns Just As Good For Calluses, Money Back If It Fails, ‘Thirty seconds after you touch the corn with this liquid corn remover the jab- ‘bing, stabbing path of it stops.for all time, Corns, Bunions Ingrowing Nails Fallen Arches Chilblains L. J. PERRAULT Foot Specialist Smith Building, 131 East Second AA ‘Treated Without Phone 138-J Pain Casper, Wyo. Branch 112 West Midwest Ave. clghporhood gro- refinery- dis- at a saci business inz In Teri: nied igsted ry Colone! Galbraith was about 50 years Regular $120.00 Ranges 2-Ib. Can Flag Red Raspberries THE WEATHER—Generally fair tonight and Friday, somewhat cooler in east portion tonight. THE BIG BUSY STORE ; HARDWARE SECTION. “a : (The Biggest Bargains Ever Offered in High Gra de Ranges All Through the Month of June We Will Sell Round Oak Chief Ranges AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Never before have such splendid: ranges.been Offered at such remarkably low prices. We will sell these on terms or allow 2 discount, from the “cut price,” for cash. It’s meals, and good ones, too, that make this old world go ’round. « To have good'meals, you must have a good Range. Round Oak Chief Ranges Will Fill the Bill eh By means of this un- usual offer many families may have the pleasure of using one of these ranges, which otherwise they could: no afford the expense of paying the full price and in cash. They are not only well made of steel but are real beauties, | Their: massiveness and high-grade finish make them very impressive—A Round Oak Chief will prove a life-long friend to the most exacting housewife. Prices for the Month of June Only Regular $125.00 Ranges Will Sell for $95 Regular $128.00 Will Sell for $98 Will Sell for $90 THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS IN OUR Grocery Department . Regular 65c Can— Regular 65c Can— 2 for $1.15 2 for $1.15 “J. 8. B.” AND “FLAG” BRAND GROCERIES ARE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY, es | 2b. CanJ.S.B. Red Raspberries IAA one 74d. GROCERY SECTION. Harold Kramer, Realtor PRAT Se SET men. Monager TTR Just Received—A shipment of Worsteds, in Plaids, Pencil Stripes and Tweeds, in the latest models. , . % Formerly $65.00 and up. binge We are showing the latest. Florsheims. We don’t believe their styling and work- manship could be improved. The price is exceedingly low for'such fine styles and quality. SRte People do not realize how much of their happiness depends on the kitchen range. The best cook in te world Waliarclecclue: Pee cannot make good with a poor stove. No household can be held together if the meals‘are not right. Men get cranky Pisa aici! F —children get irritable, and even good-natured mother gets sick at-heart. Edwin Clapp and Johnston & Murphy Shoes The finest shoes made for men lirts are the finest shirts made for heir patterns are exclusive: They are absolutely guaranteed in all respects— $2.00 and Up MednickBros. Opposite Hotel Henning CASPER’S FINEST STORE FOR MEN. A Real Live Store for Live Men. Eagle Shirts awaor