Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 3

_TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 Denver. jvia Rawlins and Green River and ex-| yesterday for Spokane, after spending > pect to use a bamboo pole and hooks | several weeks investigating the busi Ramsey 's Colts which they are taking along. They | ness conditions of the local field. He pe em nmeen ae ie ee ea oer er,| Trot off With Long +f re hei a C busi: location Toft peg OOS. OSE: End of the Score day Chappell Of! company was summoned} Mrs. Mary A. Wilson arrived here to the commen hen * or ver, and left last night. eigen @| the summer with her sons, James B- Heipiess befgre. the twisters of Joe A. E. Stirrett of the firm of Nichols| : aaa Stirrett. left this morning foe}..Charles, Guenther, prominent busi-/‘t™ representing The Tribune. un- “lness than of Dougins, and associated der the leadership of Tom Dally,, pad Huffsmith, who presided be- - He is making the trip over hind the sacks, was there with the who eceated him last night, the . be Caspet Daily Cribune rs in Den;| this week from Blair, Neb., to spend ana ‘Thomas Wilson. < Rodish, the over-confident baseball | with the Mike Henry Oil company, is went down to ignominious defeat PAGE THREE guished visitors who occupied tne! B °. | guished vistors tne pertormence Dandit Takes | KD including Ban B. Johnson, vanes | of the Americai# learue: John A: Hey-/ WY oo] dy : j dier, president of the National league ed utig Ring Kenesaw M. Landis, su- and Judge ; x S preme arbiter of the national pastime F ra) who were the guests of C. P. (Arby) or win se) Arbogast were so taken with Frenchy's umpiring that they imme- Poe I SE: diately signed him to umpire in bath «big league biow to Casper—and to the Colts. . July 12—Official eon- firmation of the beginning of the ¢ the Turkish yplied in a gov- This will be = serious} CHICAGO, July 12—After A. Fo} one, Manke of Evanston, DIL, had shelled Greek offensive agai out all he had, $32, to a holdup man Nationalists was = ernment statement last night an 7 = land. @ young man spied Mr. a cee in Casper today on business. the hands of Ramsey's Colts yester- old vim and vigor. Hale's job with i aah uncing a preliminary movement in Sister of Mrs. Parker , te have one of the most up-todate law] wy Lindsay of the Golden Rule oe day evening. It is sald that the score the Refiners won't be worth a’ dime Manke's wedding ring. 2 operation. Marriés in Canada. > offiées in the city. gees ~ : ant Biue Front wa 3 = ty inues to “Great,” he said, “hand it over. —_ | store will leave this week for eastern, E. R. Wiltiams of the Biue Front was between 11 and 13 to 11 in their|in a week or so if Huffy cont me aa diene ‘The following society item trom the) ae dating imarkets to purc new stocks for Stocer®, received word yesterday that favor. improve. The marvelous way he| I'll need that next week.” The Ev- s to Convent Sherbrooke Daily Record, Sherbrooke, Mrs. James E. Lynch has returned] tne jocal store. Mre, Williams’ and son were sailing| Playing high class baseball the snapped the pill around the bags| amston police are considering hav- ton, left yester. Que., Canada, will be road with in- from Cheyenne where she spent sev- eee today from New York for Sweden,|Colts carly gathered a lead that per- kept The Tribune boys from making ing representatives at all weddings will spend ast a dozen runs. The Colts were, this week. Bon will at- terest by the many friends of the con- eral days visiting with relatives. She tracting paftiés here. Mrs. Fraser|bas resumed her duties in the Hagens|_.Ca?t is a sister of H_ Leslie Parker, for-|and Murane law offices. returned from a short vacation and motor tour through many places of in- and Mrs. M. J. Hopkins have| Where th€y will visit with Mrs. Wi- ted them to get all kinds of prac-/at ° demonstration of this, Ralph Schulte liams’ relatives. tice, They could score at will. As a band o- om Sn SE __* NOTICE. ¢ the National yped by the absence of their ntative of the tional left fielder who ts said to merly of Casper, and has visited in| “2 i 4 Mrs. L. L. Bechtel of Mid- 2 ase, ut of the game, having a as mpany and as @ " 2 2 terest in Central Wyoming. Mr. and Mra. L. L. ° } was coaching on first» base, have been out o ga es a soe va Bee ee uae ; < . Casper: | W. D. Weathers, president of the eee west, Wyo., are In Casper today on} waited until Slim Miller hit a homer tooth extracted. = jb go te ger F aaa ms = Casper Real Es- Z + quiet but one of the prettiest Fargo Oil company, is spending a] Mrs, Stella Hazel left the last of business and ure stopping at the Hen-|to deep left field and then jumping on} When interviewed today Tom Daly The pr’ in cheapers asd aeality 2 of June weddings was solemnized at!short vacation at Thermopolis resting | the week for her old home in Olney, ning. pags he scored with Miller. opelessly lifted his hands and sald: Prenton SS ae : noon on June 30, at the home of Mr. and taking the mineral baths. Ill., where she will visit for a few ore Umpire Frenchy officiated in true “We done our best but were just OUt-/nan any pl: “elther."|. Rolla Buckles and family have re- ox Aries Charles H. Parker, 73 see weeks. : Mr. and Mrs. Weber-and. son Rob-|big league style. True the aforesaid classed.”, The service can be (turned to their home in Olney, IL rooks street, Sherbrooke, Quebe J. C. 8ifeermann, re f eee ert of Salt Creek, left Monday for an|Mr. Daily and his clan of pastimers —————— rendered == os “ . representative of . a ¥ a lan of pastimer 5 and ssified Ads—— when thelr. youngest daughter, Win-!a large Chicago wool "puying house,|. C. E. Curtis, a representative of an extended visit with relatives in Fin-|razged his decisions but that was be- FOR THE TRIBUNE-|Come on down and avoid the heat Tri je Clase ed Af nifred Eliza, was united in holy mat rimony to James “Rowan Fraser of Casper, Wyo. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Alfred Bright of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, in the drawingroom, which was deco- rated with misses of roses, white daisies and ferns. The wedding march |‘0™°rrow from Douglas and after a ‘ras played by Miss P. A: Parker, cis {few briet hearings in district court, ter of the bride. will take a short vacation. Judge Brown plans to visit in Yellowstone park this summer. will leave here this week. He has spent several week in Casper and has secured some favorable contracts with | local producers. = Judge C. O. Brown will return here “Following the ceremony a recep- 7 ton was held after which the bridal party left for a motor trip to Quebec. Tiw bride traveled in a navy biue|, Roy Mitchell, Dougias broker. is vis- y forge suit, dark blue hat, and veil. | {ns his brother. R. 1. Mitchell, while After returning from their wedding | T@"sacting business with local — oll trip, Mr, and Mrs. Fraser will leave | CO™panies. se. Je shortly for thelr future home in Cas- sees Wao,” ‘ome in Cas-/ Suage John A. Riner, judge of the oe t6 | United States district court at Chey- Minuiar- Mebting ef enne. is visiting in @asper on a com- of Young Matrons' Club, bined business and pleasure trip. cee The Young Matrons’ club of the Y. W. C. A, will hold its regular meetin: Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in. the| With the Midwest Refining company in parlors of the ¥. WC. A. All menm,|the Salt Creek field, -has been trans: bers are urged to attend. Special busi.| ferred to the offices of the company ness will Ye considered in arranging |!" CasPer- Major Moore, formerly connected for the anniversary meeting next Wei vag nesday. piri "| Mrs. Gus Holms, wife of the well ie known Cody road’ enthusiast, is in Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Marvin of Sheri-| Casper Visiting with friends while at dan are here attending the I. 0. 0. TF, | tending the Rebekah assembly. sessions. eee Mrs. and Mrs. J. F. Jones and son Visiting Rebekahs to are leaving tomorrow by overland Witness Degree Work. route for a visit with Mrs. Jones’ Rebekahs in attendance at the state | folks at Oakley, Idaho. They will go assembly will be present tonight at the I, O. 0. F. hall when the drill TOO LATE LASSI team of Natrona Rebakah lodge No. TO CLASSIFY. 13, exemplifies the degree work of the | hon NENTOO! hed front order. The, session is schoduled. for |~¥O% RENT = One furnishes en. A 120, o'clock: 410 East, Second. TAZ-2t Thursday at 2 o'clock a memorial service will also be conducted by the} WANTED—Woman bookkeeper and Casper lodges to which all Rebckahs| stenographer, with mercantile expe- fire tnvited. rience; must be high grade, Box 271 es 2e Tribune. F121 There will be a regular meeting” of | FoR SAL! ice cool front slecping- the Council of Pocohontas degree to-| room: for two gentlemen; reason- night owing to the Odd Fellows con-| able. Close in. 430 West Midwest St. vention. 12-10% cee : FOR SALE—Cole 8, like new; a bar- acaba nai dee) gain; Dodge touring; Ford’ bug, « 2 ge classy ‘little car. Yellowstone Garage, A delightful pienic was given at| $45" West Yellowstone. Tansee Garden Creek falls, Sunday by the employes of the Midwest offices in] FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, $7 per . honor of Miss Lucile Sanford of Kan-| week. 138 North Durbin. _1-12-tfdh sas City, who is visiting for a few| > c - days with Miss Helen Davin of the | FOR RENT—Phreeroom ig aga Midwest purchasing department of|ignto front. room, adjoining bath. Casper. The picnic party was com-| phone 675-R. 822 East Third. _7-12-3t posed of twenty young people who spent the day at the falls returning | PLEASANT modern furnished room, to Casper late Sunday evening and PS elie icra 642 CY eer’ lait > isha ARES Sh i A VE oat IF YOU HAVE a piano you wish, to Z oe | be well taken care of in private | home and do not care to pay storace. | ERSON write Box 272, Tribune. 1-12-tfdh ee Wee to share fine room, modern house; ‘Attorney E. G. Vanatta is remod- @esirable location. Reasonable. Fhone eling and enlarging his law. office | 1555-M. TAZA im the O. 8, building. This will give) OR SALE—Ford: touring car: good ample room for the large library and|” running order. Price, $200. 212 secretary's desks and afford a con-|0.S Bldg., or 819 South Melrose St. venience to his patrons. 7A2-3t* + Stock Reducing : Sale All Light Summer Skirts” ~ HALF PRICE All Our Beautiful Wool Plaid Skirts 33 1-3 Per Cent Reduction Our Line of Summer Coats, $9.95 CHOICE OF ALL HIGH PRICED Summer Coats at $12.95 We still have some wonderful values in Organdie and Voile Dresses A Few Suits at $9.95 A Few Suits at $24.95 reporting a very enjoyable time. = = = = = = = = = KAA 5 Hy e z 39004-06-03-40060060600000002 all metal weather strip company, left Never Before Did Such a Multitude of Economical and Cheerful Shoppers Gather in a Casper Store As there were on the opening day of the red tag sale last Saturday. An army of people came in from 50 miles and more, came in from the surrounding towns nd camps and from everywhere and shared in the great savings. Every nook and cor- ner and aisle of this big bargain house was jammed with enthusiastic buyers from the minute our doors swung open until late hours of the night. Many stood around for an hour anxiously awaiting their turns to be waited on and the clink ‘and crash of buying was deafening all day. It was almost impossible to handle such crowds, at Pee omeemes DRESSES 200 Dresses in a variety of fine summer washable materials very neatly trimmed and well finished . . . . . 90 Dresses in light and dark colors. Values that will aston- ISH GHE MOS’ SKEDUICAl | 628 ie. geo oe vey fe res Dresses, a very: large assortment of all silk and summer cotton dresses in a variety of colors, stylesandsizes .. all sizes and many colors. Red Tag Sale $i 00 DRESSES—A bout 150 Dresses in a variety of beautiful DRESSES—A very large assortment of fine quality Price <, ign eid A LESS. Fed See perks ae e silk materials, cotton or- silk Dresses, exquisite gandies, voiles and oth- $ 95 styles in beautiful col- s 9 er materials, styles up to a ors, artistically trimmed a ENE ES the minute and season’s and very neatly fin- best colors . Seed ished ....... Ohio. cause they were behind. The distin-| BRING RESULTS. na RA MAIL ORDERS OR C. 0. D.’S NO RIEUANGESOREENS THIRD ANNUAL “O™StsheotSSE° RED TAG SALE ul Our big force of experienced salepeople tried in vain, however, to accommo- date the anxiously waiting shoppers. As the satisfied purchasers poured out, a tide of human masses constantly flowed in and could not help thinking here was a great trading center. Shoppers walked out heavily parcel-laden and the big sav- ing was at The Leader. New Merchandise Arriving Daily Counters and tables yet full, packed with bargains. More extra help will be employed for Wednesday. We anticipate greater crowds. In Addition to Our Red Tag Sale We Have Thrown Out Hundreds of Extra Specials for $1.00. Here Area Few of Them: GOWNS—Made of fine quality cambric, very neatly lace and embroidery trimmed, Red Tag Sale Price ...... : a § $1.00 GLOVES—Kid and silk Gloves, black, 1.00 white and colors, Red Tag Sale Price e BUNGALOW APRONS-- SILK HOSE—Fashioned Light or dark colors, silk Hose, reinforced heel small and large sizes, and toe, brown, black or root" $1.00 | 2i'si."" $1.00 Capers mee an bust | CAMISOLES — Made of ront lace corset, sizes 2 all silk, crepe de chine to 28. Red 1.00 and satins, lace trimmed, entre: DRESSES, Maak playenety of colors, Red of good quality plaid Price oes $1.00 gingham, in a variety of CepRe aug choice styles and sizes. MIDDIES—In a variety Red tag sale 1 0 of sizes, made of heavy e white washable materi- price......... z AS i! gS 95 WAISTS—A very beauti- eee, tr ane with nee . ful line of organdies, SE aey DUE Cans bed voiles, very neatly trim- Red tag sale $1 00 —e med and all well finished DIIGO ier --rnsse cS Red tag sale PETTICOATS — A very price....... $1.00 large lot to pick from, SATIN BRASSIERES — composed of sateens, fan- Made of heavy quality cy flowered, plain and pink satin, Red tag fancy colors. Red Tag Sale Sale $ 95 TEDDIES Made of a fine quality white washable ma- a terials, lace trimmed. ed Tag Sale $1.00 SWEATERS—One lot of 90 Sweaters to choose from, Blouses made of the finest quality georgettes, very ex- clusive styles, all very neatly trimmed. Red Tag Sale Price 650 all silk tricolettes, georgettes, and many other Blouses, all sizes, colors and styles. Red Tag Sale Price All Silk Blouses A very large assortment of All Silk Waists and Blouses ay abet auaeeuaes all silk Blouses, in variety of $ LS ES) Made of tricco, georgettes,.and s oOo beautiful colors and styles, a Genet de. chipe: Redi'Tay Sale $ 1 95 5 EEE made of fine quality georg- ette, fancy trimmed... (yl cap Ee ee In the Midwest Building T ae = L. E A D E Ee Casper’s Economy Store Opposite the Postoffice Casper, Wyo. All Silk Blouses @s t of Hats {i f the fines! All Silk Blouses ee a Se mee cr enero One exceptionally beautiful assort- to $15.00. Red Tag Sale Price_--_-_ $9.95 HATS 3 No woman need to be without a Hat when you can buy one for less than it cost to manufacture. ne very large assortment of Hats, in a variety of small and large MONA A Teaae or