Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 8

es ee PAGE EIGHT PURCELL HEADS ASSOCIATION OF IRISH WORKERS State Convention for Recognition of Erin Closes Saturday With Election of New Lunch and | Restaurant to Be Opened Soon néw eating place, combining cof Aas house and restaurant plans, is soon to make its appearance in Cas per. The large storeroom formerly occupied by the Oil Well Supply com pany and more recently by the Wyo- ming Chemical Products company. is scene of preparation for the new emporium. The Henning Hotel ompany is installing modern and up- date fixtures and equipment in .ad- dition to the painting and decorating and nothing will be left undone to and invalids proved a PLEASURE DRIVE FOR AGED AND INVALIDS 15 GREAT SUCCESS HERE ure drive for the benefit terday when over 50 ¢ don't usually for a motor trip were journey that started early visited. Boosting good fellowship, the pleas aged train wreck near Chadron about two. ig success yew | Weeks age, when his train crashed erites who | through a bridge crossing Cottonwood ot have the opportynity ,creek. taken on a| badly in. the | Shoulders, morning and concluded after places of | setting along nicely and will soon be interest in Casper and vicinity were | back on duty. + Cbe Casper Daily Eridune ‘Wreck Victim Returns Home James Finnegan, conductor for the Northwestern on the Casper division, arrived in Casper yesterday from Hot Springs, S. D., where be has been recovering from injuries re- ceived from injuries received in the Although Mr. Finnegan was bruised about the head and it iS reported that he is) | Mr. Finnegan came in the private GKSPER VISITORS TC j Au towns tn northern Colorado and jin Wroming between the Colorado |bovder and Wyoming are making ar- ents to entertain the delega- at will gather in various parts of the Rocky Mountain region to mo- tor to Casper for the Spanish-Amer- ean War Vetersns’ encampment ‘which will be staged here July 34 land 5. Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion post there are-making. arrangements to fete the BE FETED EN ROUTE = Hi MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1921 jdoing business at 255 South Center |overcharges by out-of-town bureaus roads covering chargés paid, especial. | street. Many of the local merchants and \shippers have heretofore had their transportation bills rechecked _ for but in general the work was not con- sidered satisfactory lt is understod’ that cousiderable re- fund can be’ secured from the rail- UNUSUAL SPECIALS WHILE THEY LAST ly during the war when the. roads were under government control which necessitated often times the employ- ment of inefficient Officers car of C. T, Boone. superintendent @f {Colorado veterans and their, families . 4 the Black Hills division of the North-|€" route. Greeley Chamber of Com- Merce wrote Samuel Shove. chairman “The pleasure drive which was con ducted by the big brothers of the Cas- make it a desirable place in which he Wyo-|to satisfy one’s hunger and to in 1,000 Yards Lawn Cloth short western, who is in Casper on he: tmp 2 lotion settee per Motor club, received such support Ot the encampment, this morning seek- ards to the Bo! pag prcieys ia Asso. |Vite friends for a chat over = Usht|"hq commendation that it is quite |W#it with his son, Donald Boone, of /ft the encampment, rhis morsing seek- Ten Y: ie It tion of the Irish|luncheon. The contract for install-|"oonarie that it will be made an an.|t¢ Midwest Refining company. (| |delegations that would pass through Greciey so that each would be shown some special consideration. EEE neem awarded to Casper men ing the fixtures is in the hands of Standard Store Fixture company of Denver. The present coffeehouse now oper- ated by the Henning will be moved 0 this new building and occupy the -lfront end, leaving the spacious back si-|end to the restaurant. It is under. nt,stood that the Wyoming Fur Shop will occupy the present location of the coffee house ill be ready nual event, said J. S. Mechling. man of the drive committee. Several of the people who had con-| templated making the trip were un: able to follow out their plans because of the hardship of the journey. The following drivers and owners contributed the services of their ma chines: G. R. Hagens, T. F. Algeo, J. R. Davis,’J..S. Mechlin; L. Wal | " > lace, Fred Patee, —— COWBOY BAND FORMED. chair. At $1.75 Per Bolt This Is a Rare Bargain and Is a Real $3.00 Value. Muslin Underwear f >r Children UNION SUITS, PANTS AND GOWNS 7 convention which club Satur CHEYENNE, Wyo. June 27.— kit! | Carson, Cootrado, and Cheyenne maid rattic Bureau Is sic Established Here for a month's concert tour of the mid-| Days Cowboy” band, under director- ship of E. W. Stevenson of this city.) - reday eo dle western states to advertise the} Casper now has.a traffic bureau of y| Frontier Days celebration here, July|its own, A. Ht. Birds is the* traffic and the organization left Thur The new eating place in about t two weeks. John awe Ore associa- f the association | is of the following | Mrs. Quealy, Kemmerer; ey, Rawlins; John Dillon McLaughlin, Cheyenne: \x H |H K K H H K neridan | H H * . i : of Caaper: beads thé| K r06—camers: trriga. KK Union Suits, Drawers, one lot, your choice e which outlines ane i H tian | respects Jorx H P ASHOC Other ighter mh State even EL =i kK pee ae ee 75c Per Garment tary and Peter Tobin per; C. 4 Wihest ae ek lorisky Vv Ko e e; E. : geseanfilarts vash- gece hin A ere z Two Machines Meet in Crash H ington working. on. it K ; re 4 4 ne: tin now. Opportunities t nd bt jonn ‘vari.| When One Blows Tire;, Fast K Era nomenend rey Ladies’ Dainty Maid Union Suits - = the Rock Ryogram Staged at Fair H dine ates under the A = ‘y x ra! Si are as scarce as cy * . £. pone _ Soe | Ground Here Ee A. . Sees 8 In Batiste and Voile, Pink and White, $3.00 Values. Allen, H. Brown, Riverton; Rev | cS, H ioe, in \toteh with the” ag a Nicholso1 f d " < H . jon we can to- ier sonn ¥ "Giltecte: notes Kin An eight event racing program, in 2 K day offer you one in K At $1 85 bey re. Doupiass| WIEN the fastest" motorcycle and ow Open to the Fublic Ho Government" Briage fo late Hae, < 3 automobiles in this vicinity partici- K Cats Gh wegatnehegae 2 pated, was marred by an accident in H Pring gage water: 5 which wede Larsen was painfully in = e K H/z > pP N FORUM | jured and his machine completely Specializing in Irrigated K 4 2 = ancing Every Evening jj Seitkery & ‘The accident happened in the three- K Farms, Homesteads, Re- 1 ’ e FOR FINAL SESSION mile automobile race. Larsen’s car H bay borg i ae H blew out a tire ana his machine was cm SIUIN three into the: feneat, tay Breed 8:30 to 12 P. M. § spear K THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST - | Buick racer. following in the dust,; H 3 struck Larsen’s machine head-on par- HKHKHKHKHKHK: Open forum will be held at the/tiany wrecking both machines. Lar- HKHKH|; final meeting of the chamber of com-| sen jumped from the car ust in time merce at the Henning hotel tomorrow but suffered painful injuries to his 5 noon. Everyone wi! has a hobby leg in the smash lowed to speak his thoughts. ‘The “other- events: follow: in Casper and new members ‘Two-mile shor’ a u; 4 le iple motorcycle— -: urged to attend the Browine, first, Carter,, second; i Carlisle, third. ya le a perl Auto time trial, half mile—L. Stock, ; = wearing, &. coat. will conspelled to Day | ‘tire ia etic lene wee late USE OUR pet 7" aaty DOTeny mi ®14.19%; Brownie, second; Carter, third. Pe een giunieh Broce , Three-mile car race—Lee Stock, PUBLIC d specia si rogram i8 be- | grst J. Stock’s - * ing prepared by the entertainment| cracked ON ® ond Tareen's car PHONE committee and Jack Leary promises] yp +9 ° a program that will be light and airs [prewar gis caste acne eae Seven-Piece Orchestra Supreme IN THE in direct contrast with the expected | jotting idee LUA Three-mile car race—Lee Stock, i N “i DRY GOODS Harner, second. Cor ity egies a Rg Best Floor in Natrona Coun WATCH OUR WINDOWS By second; Ideon, third. ‘ mile short couple, motorcycle T [3 EXTENDED (Continued from Page 1.) Many roads did not include all classes of employes in their first petitions. Rates of reduction for several mi- nor Classes of employes were added to the order today. Chefs and taurant workers, diming car employes, laundry work ers and porters were named for re- ductions of 60 per cent of the in creases granted since the roads were ‘SWEDE LARSEN HURT AS GAR —Brownie, first; Carlisle, second; Caa- ter, third. The time in most of the races was remarkable considering the condition of the track at the fairgrounds and in every event the riders-and drivers braved the course to give the fans a thrill. Field Garage H Workers Defeat Big Muddy Club McCracken, C. H. Hemingway, H. B. jor Ormsby a Describing himself as a “ Bowman, Ambrose Durham and Ma parkler,”"| and being asked what it meant, a wit ness in a London court said, “ imitation diamonds to servant giris.’ sell Free Picnic Grounds to All. Spend the Hot Days and Evenings In the Shade Don’t Forget the Spanish- American War Veterans’ Dance, Tuesday, June 28 26, 27, 38 and —_$—»____ YALI E ‘DEFEATS PRINCETON. NEW feated Princeton YORK, June 13 to baseball seri HK — _ SEE BEN BEN here ini ie the deciding contest of their annual) manager of the aed nay Traffic com. pany, recently d here iy. organtred here anid now HK AL Branch Ti2 West Midwest Ave. Ph 74, one 74, Harold Kramer, Realtor Manager Divided Into Two Lots LOT 1 25c Each Muslin Underwear for Women LOT2 50c Each ANNOUNCEMENT The Campbell Hardware Company Has Purchased Our returned to private control on March} | ope anawest fee Sarage ball club , 1 lefeated the Big Muddy club yester- t St f H established for the marine} Gay by @ score of 9 to 5. ‘The mame En ire ock Oo araware Seoriare was replete with interesting plays, but . ZANE GREY’S New Zor! $200; pilots. Big Muady lost because it could not $180; enginee ant engi.| it Dayton, who hurled for the Cas- $180; fire: deck hema, per bunch, Dayton struck out 15 men WONDERFUL STORY neers stewards, pilots and en $91.91 and allowed but seven hits. of Big Muddy McGuire and Monaghan of Cas- “THE MAN OF THE FOREST” Johnson Clothing Co. ‘ We will continue to operate this department until Saturday, July 2. ‘After this pliota madi ex: HP igen rer eed corcaabes ean ie STARTS TUESDAY AT THE AMERICA j 3 : j ! on. 6110.07; deok | Sud Rech fee Bi Muy. eee date the stock will be moved to their location, formerly occupied by. the Campbell- ik” Lunas SERS CESSES ELS ELSEL EELS ERLE SESE SESS mates firemen, $90.84; deck | % ee ogo hands. 0.54; float’ men, $90.84; | eet bridgemen 84. > e ads — (ferries)}—Pil $192: ma Hampton F t $1 Your appetite won't weaken - % ? mM o*, o RS o4 oe, MoM ogee M4 cy RS 7s "? RS oS o-4 Me oe, o - % we er Rs Soe oat age4s ‘ ? Mat ra k sacs MoM 4, ‘ RS o4 Oo, 00> oto e, >< a oe >< Do You Know That Every Home In cc oe aT ble success. We wish to thank the public for the patronage accorded us during our many years of business and we wish the Campbell Hardware Company the greatest possi- Mr. A. J. Kelly, who has been our efficient manager in this department, is a member of the new-firm and will be manager of the store. The Dry Goods, Clothing and Grocery Departments will continue to be oper- 2 I tie snd eammertine it > | da ~ ated in the usual Webel manner until further -announcement. ; order proper food. Our || eee \ : bread belongs on your menu You've goi no right to get hot during the warm weather unless your grocer substitutes another bread for ours. Order it by name and be sure that you get it. CASPER, PHONE JOS: pai O, " am CSO peer, + 4 o ks e% o rrr 4 o 4 ro 4, % oir Nook ef CASPER Can Do Away With THE ICE MAN? You'll Be Surprised goefe-oes veo ats 4 +4 2, nee, <IXe ihe afo-efe-cfeste atecte afeete ofc ofeetosto-’ $3333 aXe 33333333 Sof Rohe detoate ey s-4e Soak sf 49%, Ce 0 ao ateet bs Le ate steak Pata she's 50-08 eae ese eieaie siete see ase eens aprinaie aie eho aie io eo eieete x fo afoas Ra ee a sey Strawberries, $3.00, special at Peaches, Premio Brand, regular Premio Brand, Regular Pears, Premio $2.50 Blackberries, Premio Brand, reg. SS ee ea GROCERY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Apricots, Premio Brand, regular Brand, regular x Loganberries, Premio Brand, ‘reg. 5S *% $1.10, special gal. $1.35, special gal. $2.00, 5 : $ : ra is pecial gal. $ = > 5 at sc. aoe cae -85e can BU oo Re eee $1. 15 can at. $1.65 can « r Black Raspberries, Premio eh #3 $1.10, special gal. $1.55, special gal. regular $2.75, c 1. $ be me P< at 85e ean at So eae On $1. 30 can special at $2.40 2 ee $2.00, ON Mt. Cross Brand, suiphi special at Sa a i ee a i a zEZ_TAAAAKTAKKKCI ANNAN i : $1.65