Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1921, Page 7

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FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 BOOTLEGGEAIN ARESTATOGETH FGIONFORUM JNKL AGAIN FOR ene ovtuc semi 1S OPENED TO. STEALING AUTO === =.= == (RIGHSPEAKERS week when lay down on the Bur- lington teaeaeten spur in west Cas- Man Released. on Strength of Pe", rerulted in the decision thet it/Qpen Policy of Encouraging Dis-| was not necessary to hold an inquest. Pitiful Letters From Wi‘: Evidence which tended to prove} cussion of Questions Within Landed Behind Bars on jthat Foraker was in a staje of in; toxication at the time that he la: | A Larceny Charge | down on the tracks was introduced. |Coroner L. M. Gay announced yes- | terday that he would hold an inquest theft @ Ford car at Salt Creek ' of, Empesver Daily Cribune | day by reason of a f sympathiz Regardless of any, feeUon of sym- j pathy, it has been (# Doticy of the! a sideration is ieft to i individual mem-' ,.., bership as they dermine the merits); Abas of the claims. It 38 in such a spirit that the legton to renew this jeourtesy by halgg carnival festivi- America-First Policy | ‘ies Saturday evans and an. illum- Is Maintained | inating discussiggS anticipated from} the Republican pAdpoint of the Irish oT problem. ing to t pany are conc ever Mondu, ‘ht, which he is said to ‘oni os |. The remains of the deceased were| can association for recognition of the | groudd. wheppeveral large refiners |of life or timb through a have disposed of here for $200 cash. taken to the Bowman mort! uary | Irish repul presen case retin 5 Lassister was recently released! whero they will remain until arrange-| to tothe Sepaed public gy ped be we f ‘mg base Se from the county jail while boarding | men| Fa ay yo era eae mit ‘al Eee tnade to ship them to convicted of bootlegging in federal! cen het bMS court at Cheyenne. Lassister was re- | leased before his sentence expired on! !Wolcott Leaves the strength of pitiful letters which | were received here from his wife who | was living with a baby on a lonely | t $ te dry-farm in Montana. At that time 600, 000 Esta he was asked to place Natrona cotnty! on his*list of places not visitable. It} DENVER, a ts understood that since that time he| ued at more Brbsinagt tapi themed 9 " has separated from his wife. Henry Roger Wolcott, Colorado mining ‘The cause of his return to his domi-| man and capitalist; who died in Hon- cile at the county jail is the theft of gulu May 31. The will was presented a ear belonging to John Taylor of| in county court today. Of bequests Salt Creek. The machine was brought other than personal, Colorado college to Casper and cold to R. V. Copsey.| of Colorado Springs was left. $100,- A man filling Lassister’s description | 00 and Yale university of New Haven, stole and sold the car, giving Mr.|Conn., received $25,000. ; Copsey a bill of wale for the sae d thy geek BER chine. When Gopsey identified Las-| A. W. Peake, who has been on a sister as the man, Judge W. E. Tubbs! short business trip in the interests of bound him over \to the fall term of|the Midwest Refining company. has the district court on $2,000 bond to returned to his offices in the company face a charge of grand larceny. | building on Second street. Potato Flakes Steaks — Salads anu pnt sh SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 50 Dresses Regular $35 to $50, for $12.50 Wash Dresses Only 50 of these left—Tomorrow $4.00 New Shipment of Blouses i, Regular $9 to $12—Tomorrow i, $3.00 to $6.75 Gloves---Washable Ki Guaranteed—your money refunded if t wear. Regular price $7, $8 and $9—' $3.75 Khaki Suits Regular $12 to $18—Tomo: 8.00 others. We Don’t buy until you compare our line Basie we sell cheaper than anyone in tow: are out of the high rent dis ie Send eee FIRST FROMACCIENT gececeee ee —ATSTANDIRD REFINER legion to maintain open forum on! ey 7! Naiipuch questions, yyermitting either enersanes h wh Alexander McDonnell. | -; ooge Pu:ties, inst side to t the case, and con Tr, wi was instantly killed { Dresen | Wednesday at the Standard refinery,| ion in Mexico eported at the fe records in the of the industria! relations de- occurred at) Major Puf - @ fatality until Wednesday. : sae ees again tent arena! at 7:30 last night if the railroad com-| Action of the American Legion in! REFINEDUGAR DOWN. | With the vast amount of construc. >* ¥ vere 3 b- +g h leged pany demanded an _ investigation,| "uspending festivities at the carnival} ji jtion work which is going on at the lareeny is ou the alleged otherwise the inquest would be called| grounds for a brief interval tomorrow; NEW YORS June 24.—Refinea evetiing that speakers for the Amert- | Plant the safety department is con- sugar today pke into new low/|tinually functioning to prevent loss from Chibushua accidents | leave Fort dard com. Merrow mo ited in| mke speed, ultitude » a — 1,100-MILE FLIGHT IS PROJECTED). Hastings Hart EL PASO, Texas, June meee pet | PAGE SEVER nd distance Denver |Retfutes | =*..,."° -™ ™ Statements. Of 2% S22. The W. H.Brown Market & Grocery dent. The FS Ss HE BIG BUSY STORE Three Day Sppial % ee WHCH OUR WINDOWS THREE DAY SPECIAL Bargain But Many THE WEATHER—Generally fair} ight and Saturday, except probably showers in extreme northwest portion. Not One | records of organizations har same number of men unde fon conditions. + ASE Mn \ PHONE 490 Specials for Saturday and Monday Best Creamery Butter, per Ib., 37c | Ranch Eggs, per dozen’ . 30c 20 Per Cent Discount On ti : Scouts Attation ORY TOILET ARTICLES When getting read; your camping : trip do at averiook a with you the Any piece of Ivory, such as Comb, Brush, Tray, Mirror, Clock, little necessities, such) Comb, Brushes, we offer for Seg Oe ee ane ct oi rides Saturday, Monday and Tuesday at * veniently we suggegfone of our fitted cases. For the scouts we have complete kits coptining spaces for Razor. . Powder, oth Brush, Mirrer, 20 Per Cent Discount SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW Fancy Iowa Corn, can _~{¢-__-------- 15¢ Tom atoes, ING: ACen Bee oe 15¢ Medium size can Pork and ‘Beans, can .15¢ No. 2 size String Beans, 3 can ______-_50e No. 21% size can Kraut, 3 cans ________ 50e No. 24 size can Pumpkin, 3 cans______ 50c Sardines He Oils Aa = No. 2 size Tomatoes, solid pack, 2 cans_25¢ Early June Peas, No. 2 size, 3 cans____50¢ No. 1 can Pink Salmon, 2 for 35c Lunch Tongue, No. !4 size cans, each__33e Potted Meat, small size, 3 cans -------- 25¢ White House Coffee, per pound —_-__- 47e a per Coffee, per pound --__-__--- 47c 3- 31b. can C n Cabinet Coffee, ‘Splendid Value for . $1.00 Comb. ste. i Another case/\¢ vane Stationery, Three Day Special which will be cg) nient if you are gone 3 any length of and wish to write let- oad, % 20 Per Cent Discount On Special iff Saturday, Mon- 3 LEATHER GOODS . Our entire stock of high grade Purses, Bags, Card Cases, da nd Tuesday including a few Velvet Bags on 7 if ‘ i Saturday, Monday and Tuesday at We ple these on sale at just Més Light Weight Stacy-Adams DERWEAR SHOES fo hot weather for men who care risp, lightweight Under- qi x . 3 a necessity to your being‘ Styled by men who know the fort these hot days demands of discriminating dress- stocks are complete with ers and built with a precision to for the short, tall, stout and the smallest detail. Stacy-Adams man at prices to ‘please the Shoes meet every requirement of fost thrifty individual. the men who want the best in / + Men’s Athletic Union Suits Shoes. Pajama check ‘ Browns and blacks, balls and $ | .00 and Up bluchers, English and round toes. Union Suits ein ee, long or short All sizes. sleeves. a 00 and rd ua 6.50 the Pair SEE OUR WINDOW e-Half Price 20 Per Cent Discount l Also Washable Four-in- Hand TIES / for summer wear Wide range of beautiful’ color- ings on white grounds. 50c and $1 Each Gallon Apricots =| Gallon Pears ~- -95¢ =|9 Gallon Apples: mig. Gallon’ Peaches “2. 2c o2.2--- = 75e '=/§ Gallon Tomato Ketchup ~------------ 59c CANNED FRUITS IN SYRUP No. 2 Strawberries in Syrup ----- -35¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 2 packages _-_25c Post Toasties, 2 packages --_--------- 25¢ No. 6 can Crisco, each $1.25 No. 3 can Crisco, each ri CANNED FRUITS ‘Gallon Blackberries ....-.--------- $1.40 Gallon Red Pitted Cherries -_------- $1.40 No. 2 Red Raspberries in Syrup - _35¢ No. 2 Blackberries in Syrup -- _35¢ No. 2 Blueberries in Syrup - _35¢ No. 2 Red Pitted Cherries __-- _35¢ No. 2 Fancy Sliced Pine Apple = eee ie 35¢ No. 2 1-2 Black Cherries, Heavy Syrup . . Pure Silk Hose for men Made of finest pure thread silk, reinforced soles, heels and toes, full fashioned, all colors in plain and mottled effects, $1.00 the Pair 233 East an St. "thes 4 304--1288 _ Next to Telephone Building The Best in Groceries SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY No. 214 canis Sliced Pineapple... 35 No. 214 cans Royal Anne Cher- 7 cans Peas .... __.. $1.00 | 1b. Gold Medal 7 ig — A. 46e 7 No. 2 cans sod pack Toma- 8 lbs. Gold Medal © — $1.30 toes for $1.00 | 5 ths, good bulk Coffee ........ $1.60 7 cans Iowa Corn “4 $1.00 2 cans Campbell's Soups —— . 25¢ 7 No. 2 cans Del Monte Beans $1.00 6'lbs. large ey & i Sameer oe . 35c 2 No. 2 cans Lima Beans -- 38¢ | o pkgs. Shredded Wheat - 2.No, 2 cans cut String Beans... 35¢ - lbs. fancy Japan Rice... 25 2 No, 2 cans Brown Beauly. 414 lb. boxes salted Soda Beans a SUC Ricckars a Peeters . B5c Gallon eans eut String Beans —. 75 Tall cans Red Salmon - aa. 78 Gallen cans Tomato Catsup .— 55 9 rolls Toilet Paper ~. E 5 lb.pail Berry Jam ——-._. $1.00 | 48 lbs. hard wheat Flour a "$2. 50 Milk, per case (any kind) 24 Ibs. hard wheat Flour $1.25 12 ibs, suger ——______-.-_-—_— No. 214 cans Apricots in syrup 35c Hershey Cocoa, per ib. ______. 20 No. 21g eans Green Gage Plums 35c ries 4 30 oz. jars Preserves in heavy syrup ..-i.4.. Gallon cans ries-..-4-— pill AS ¥ Gallon cans Pineapple , Gallon cans Aprkats st oo Gallon cans Peara - f= / red pitted in 40c 40c Gallon cans Peaches sliced or halves --...-__-4-- 4 bars Flake White Bgap 14 bars Classie Soap 4 bars Sunny Monday S eap 85c 25q $1,007 258 No. 2/4 Sliced or Half Peaches No. 24 Standard Pine Apple - No. 214 Green Gage Plums ---~------ No. 214 White Grapes --------------- No.2 Gooseberriesioi_ 2622-232 Any assortment above fruits, 3 cans, $1.00 1100-lb. Sack Sugar. . $7.90 12-Ib. Sack Sugar . . $1.00 9 Ibs. New Potatoes, Fine ./ 50c No. 4can Diamond Walnut Meats ---58¢ Tall can Milk, per case Tall can Milk, 2 cans ~_~- Small can Milk, 12 cans —-- Quart size bottle Vinegar 4 Creme: Oil:Soap;, 3:bars;—2- £—-----_---- 25¢ BiandiG. Soaps 3 pars.-72-—-—-__---— 25c Luna White Laundry Soap, 10 bars ~_50¢ Standard Size Cantaloupes, i afoot. phe ss, 2a Medium Sized’ Oranges, doz., 50c Lemons, pex dozen, 40c and 50c Also a Complete Line of Fresh Meat and Vegetables. Phone 490 North Durbin Street | Best Bowl of Chili in “Towa 20¢ | 4 At the Chili King Lunch All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices. Quick Service, Highest Quality. Grand Central Block ee eh nd

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