Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1921, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE GUY STILLMAN:QUPMENT FU AGAIN CENTRALPLAGHOUNDS {0 COURT FIGURE MINE Some Erected in North Burlington . and Others at Park School; Attack and Defense tense of f Paternity Again| hie oe Proves opular Resumed; Clawson Recalled to Stand | ‘ for Cross-Examination Today lath ot ethan veseadieaens ters = playgrounds in Casper has arrived POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., July 15.—Attack and defense |here Part of the easipment bas al aternity of Guy Stillman were resumed here today in Mngt - uit brought by James A. Stillman against Mrs. |¢o: illman. H. Phelps Clawson of Buffalo, who testi- that Mr. and Mrs. Stillman lived together on ¥ , ns previous to the birth of the boy was, re- called to the stand. | is t attorneys for} yuld seek t ect of some of Claw-| ony by crossexam-| Are Erected QS _ |sames at North Burlington school was considered a3} this morning. A temporary diving iw school grounds. Equipment kk school grounds is on he work of setting it up taken tomorrow. ming pool which was he Tourist Camp grounds y attraction for scores of ths. Over 100 lads visited and a hearty welcome. | cessful in Casper. 34 A portant witnesses | -: Gui board has been installed at the pool | 5 atter of| ‘ n the matter ot| Tourists Guides ron. eins onctne ot a cacuior Oe 7 man's enon = ing board that had been. ordered. Dui | 1 7 a own oh Mint | ‘The Casper Motor club under the ai-|| Other playground progress that ts . aii |rection of Fred Patee has erected two being made is seen in the large num t Se summoned |™#mmoth metal road signs, on at the ber of boys who gather each evening ion today’ to car | junction of the Yellowstone Highway |t the athletic field at 6:30 to play 4 a ¢ Salt Creek road west of Cas-|baseball. This work is in charge of tack against the = ry nkgreen) eee the other ten and a half|Dean Morgan and Miss Potts is assist banker, who, she alles - S| miles east of Douglas, The signs di-|ing him in directing other playground ‘ marriage vows in his relations with to "ee: tourer P in| work. 3 cam) in ‘or : three other women 7 f es | ¢ 1 hey I It was understood, however, that nd read as follows officials in Casper report that t i Fe a ih imate piased p at Casper—free camp—best in |are having less trouble with boys this ene v Free shower bath for men|summer than ever tefore and at t xt hearin; . y on the stand until the ne: opens men. Natural gas, electric tribute this condition to the fact that : phone, hot and cold water, | supervised play is proving highly suc ready been placed at the North Bur-| \District Judge information filed bribe plained that QUOTATIONS ON SALT GREEK 16 ‘NEW ISSUE Radical reductions in the quotations) of Salt Creek producers stock which | was quoted in The Tribune yesterday | at $22 bid and $32 bid and is quoted at $9.75 and $12.12 today, is ex- yesterday's quotations | were on the old stock, while today's quotations are on the new stock ts sue under the change in capitaliza- 4 Casper 3 e Mammoth Signs the pool yesterday while Dean Mor-|tion, in which more stock was placed jSan reported 117 participating in the|in the hands of the stockholders. cent. he Casper Daily Cribune MIDWEST STOGK 15 ALL Is Under Bond) )BS0RBED BY STANDARD SAPULPA, Okia., July 15.—District Judge Lucien B. Wright of Sapulpa, we was arrested late last night and re- Z ce i cn 910.500 beak Sellouian mare DOmPORY wench. anes Eo | by 8. P, Freeling, state attorney general, before Justice Piltz, charging him with accepting| a bribe for a decision he rendered in the $1,000,000 Tommy Atkins oil land case recently. His preliminary hearing} wus set for July 27. did not state who paid the alleged| For the first time ‘The information in many years} re are no quotations on Midwest cal boards or on the New York ex- change. Midwest Refining stock quo- tations are today eliminated from The Tribune for the first time since -oil stock quotations halve been carried. ‘The absence of quotations is due to the fact that nearly all of the stock |has been transferred for stock in the Standard Oil company of Indiana on the basis of one share of Midwest for two shares of Standard. The transfer may be the prelimi- nary step that will eventually mean the Standard of Wyoming. HIDES TAKEN OFF FREE LIST WASHINGTON, July |house late today tock hides off the \free list in the Fordney tariff bill and | imposed an ad valorem duty of 15 per DOBB'S GAPS 15.—The FOR REAL BARGAINS SEE SCOTT’S AD ON | AN SPORT PAGE brought out today in the er {nation of H, Phelps Clawson of falo. Clawson, it was said, he was with Mrs vacation trip in 1 employed = thi Srepicel by in of the poems was dedicated to ‘ U chauffeurs for “Mr. Leeds,” sececccccccseseccosccecocecess said, declared the couple freque went to chop houses and theaters t gether with “their child, Jay Ward Leeds.” LOAN REFUNDS ARE PLANNED WASHINGTON, July 15. — The treasury policy is to proceed to re- { funding of loans to the allies and the * eollection of interest thereon at the a dress, at a reduced price. ' declared * the adm: ' ‘fore the refunding bill b e finance committee Reports in London and New Yo that an ag! had been rea: on the ded, unded and absolutely in Shoes!!! Women’s Shoes Children’s Shoes Watch our bargain table in the shoe de- partment, dry goods section. and Mrs. C. J laughter Betty 4 IT STARTED SOMETHING “I have not said anything to en saying to others many to take your convinced. yr's edy is correctly named. It removed stuff from me I never thought could be in a human bel and I feel like a different persor pain in my right side di once, which four doctors operation; also th We offer special values here nearly every day. It will be to your advantage to come to this department often. : White shoes at prices far below ac- tual cost. 1i2 West Midwest Ave. Phone 74. Uarold Kramer, Realtor Play Suits for the Kiddies $1.25 Made of heavy blue demin, trimmed in red, a a ages | to 6 years. 4 ‘ WATCH OUR WINDOWS Closing Out Our Voiles Pevecccccccccce seeeveccccccoce This Space In advance time so you can still get the benefit of a cool summer ' We have taken a deep slash into the price of all Voiles in light and dark colors, plain and fancy patterns including silk stripes. One Large Assorted: Group 35c the yard Another Group at One-Half Price Toilet Soap Special We still have a small amount of the DOUBLE SIZED Bars of Toilet Soap in Almond and Coco Oil Violet While They Last 2 Bars for 25c This soap is manufactured by the Palm Olive Soap company. STACY ADAMS SHOES FOR MEN These high grade shoes in fine Kids, Gunmetal and Calfskin, all shapes and sizes, rich brown and black. $16.50 the Pair Made of fine cotton combed yarns in Balbrlegas rib, long sleeves only, sizes 36 _ Priced at $1 and $1.50 Men’s Light Weight - UNION SUITS For These Hot. Days Tomorrow ecceccccccccccococcces Rose Glycerine CROFUT AND KNAPP HATS 2 = = = DOBB'S FIFTH AVENUE HATS DOBB’S CAPS CROFUT AND KNAPP HATS DOBB'S FIFTH AVENUE HATS Hart Schaffner & Marx, Stein-Bloch and Hickey-Freeman Clothes Our Success Borders on These Lines for Which We Are Ex- Hart Schaffner & Marx and Stein-Bloch Clothes You Will Finds the Finest of Woolens, Serges, Light Colors, if not satisfied. Why buy unknown merchandise when you can buy the best standard lines just as cheap? EDWLN CLAPP, JOHNSTON & MURPHY, FLORSHEIM SHOES FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921 MEDNICK BROS. CASPER’S FINEST STORE FOR MEN clusive Agents SLUTHS ATIOVaA UVAAAAGNN AVSSVA GNV YOMAdAS BETTER THAN THE PRICE Are the Finest Made Dark Colors, All Shades $35 YE Every suit guaranteed. 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