Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 10

‘GOMPERS AND ‘JOHNSON HAVE TILTIN ROUSE: ARRIVALS AT TOURIST CAM tors and fo: the age of the free tourist camp r about the visitors each In this ¢ Spppression of Reports on Ha- a waiian Labor Conditions Is | wn« Charged by Federation Leader at Hearing itors pleasa and tourists will be ep track y have become For the benefit of its, tourist vis- j the Congregational { tourists who are taking ad. here. day une plans to run a column of | ‘BANK HOLDUPS nner, Casperites will be ac 4 with the arrival of people | y know and will aid the mo- | > in making the stay of the vis | able of friends from whom separated on the road —Presi-| william nn, and a party of four Fed-' arrived here yesterday from Brook the iyn, N.Y. Mr. Amann is a lieuten today | int of police in Brooklyn. His par- os 1 of members of his family. . bona n route to Yeilowstone. ar Ti rnahan and family, of Bev F stopping here for a i nile en route to the park Mr. Kerr lin his community I v Carte Methodist Lewis E. church at Laramie, and a department of| party of three adults and two chil- 0 ml stopped at the camp last night cannot be en tour to the Yellowstone park. John L en route from Montana to Seara, N. M., and a party | re yesterday. ngineer of the U nation service. man to the mpers, Jr.,| chief clerk | of a ‘small Iow en route to Yellowstone. . protesting at what | ollie W. Wat “insinuations.” | ="‘He did not get the position through insurance waernice 00 luence, but on his merits,” Mr. om Oregon, stopped here Pal ine of five last night. Zompers shouted. < Aaron, proprietor of the ver Cal ‘Passengers On [fared ty wife spent the igh . ere: 1s sbert Calvin, a farmer in the ay Elevator Given |x nt Hill, Mo., country, and a ra part four stopped here while en S F ll Feats to Yellowstone park Care tn Fad) ire Nutccson, proprietor ot an icé and cold storage business in Chehalis. a |Wash., stopped here last night en DENVER, July 29.—Shouts ana | Poute to Kansas women filled th rridors|. A. M. ~~ tite, en route from Scotte- t uitable but today | bluff, eb., to Yellowstone park, is the fety clutch " vg here today while looking 3, the third floor a * interests in this vieinity. He fevator’ shot downward. ‘The cage|%# making a lela Seite SH a aaa tee sip ites tion with searching out investment | epee yy ee ete Pissanaers | bilities. Mr. Petite is engaged in and the pilot, Mae Starr, to the floor 4 ti [Investment business in Nebraska andj Mi sts sudden stop. Standing on the |{O eee nie votel projects engers were able through the narrow| . M. Melven, an@ a parcy of five. the second floor and| traveling from Bell y.. stopped of the lift | here en route to San Diego to spend ment of the was|the remaining summer months. He 4s | rr| proprietor of the Union News | pany in Kentucky din ten minutes Mis n at her lever. mk H. W. Halwe, engaged in book and | scribe for The Tribune—— | sta ationer ry busine: D SCOTT’S-- --AND ECONOMY Go hand in hand together. The finest hand- tailored Suits wear longer and look better than even the best of ready mades. ~ That's why we sell exclusively uncalled-for mer- chant tailored Suits. Brand new, tailored to measure and YY Suit Sale All This Week at 192 23% 95 A few Palm Beach Suits at $11.95. The Regular Price Khaki Trousers from 31 to 46 waist. “ Lee Unionalls in blue or khaki. Nainsook Ath- letic Union Suits, 75c. Good Cotton Sox, in grey, tan, black or white color, 2 for 25c. All your wants supplied here for less than you would expect to pay. SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street y of four is traveling in a Buick. nm, Denver real e nan is a prosperous farmer | r, pastor of the| Mr. nited | _ a general merchant! nmunity, stopped His row’ with Den ja in Los Angeles, accom- com Ark., oe ee and a party of four stopped here last |night. They | stone park. } George T. Cass, superintendent of |echools at Pillsbury. Kan., and wife, were visitors at the camp. They aro | going to the park and thence to the | coast, and to Oakland, Cal. | Rev. B. W. Whitcomb, pastor of church at Pierre. . D., and wife, stopped here while m route to their home after having visited at Yellowstone park — TAKE $9,000 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July 29— Two masked men held up the Citizens bank at Bauxtie, 15 miles from here yesterday, and escaped with approxi- matety $9,000 in currency and gold which they took from a vault. Mrs. J. S. Rucker, assistant cashier, Jand J. A. Parson, a stockholder, the| only persons in the bank, were cov ered with a revolver by one,of the} while the other rifled the open vault. They ‘then compel'ed Mrs. | Rucker and Parsons to accompany them a short distance from town in a/ taxicab, there paying the driver and ordering him to return them to the bank TOO LATE,JO CLASSIFY. GOING to Los Angeles in automobile 2; can take party o two or t* | mei August 2; three along. FOR electric lights and South Washington. FOR SALE—New Round range and oak dining ro cf after. are eu route xo Yim | Shipment Of ae price of $77,000, was shipped from Dertver today to Pr for treatment of cancer in the city hospitals. livered by the Radium company of Colorado, which obtained it from its mines in the Paradox valley in the western slope near Grand Junction. tract to sell two grams of radium to Solorado radium, €be Casver Daiip Cribune DENVER, Jury =3—One gram of about a half a himbleful, representing a bargain the Municipality of hitadelphia, where it will be used The precious mineral will be de- The Denver company has a con- Philadelphia for $154,000. The mar- ket price is $115,000 a gram. It was stated at the company’s office that a desire to turn over the pro- duct more rapidly at this time ac- Californians In K Ma gaged in their semi-final round games in the New tennis championship tournament ‘at the Crescent Athletic club, Brooklyn. v. Miss Browne encountered Miss Helen $00 | ture theater is sufficient to render the WE SELL THE MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES Because we believe them to be the best eandies on the market. excelled, purity and richness without equal, and for popularity, they are becoming more so in Casper every day. Try a Pound of _ Martha Washington (Chocolates OLD TIME—HOME-MADE 85c Per Pound And you will insist on the name there- We guarantee them to please. Wyoming Cigar Stores Co. Lobby Midwest Refining Co. Bldg. punts for the @ bargain _Price. Semi-Finals Of Brooklyn Meet NEW YORK, July 29.—Miss Mary rowne, San Francisco, and Mrs.1 gy ay Sutton Bundy, Los Angeles, en-| = York state women's Opposing Mrs. Bundy was Mra. Car) Hitchins, champion of Mexico, Three months’ use th a motion pic- ueless. Their quality is un- AN KYA COOL DRINKS FOR THE HOT WEATHER One Gallon Thermos Jugs $3.90 How About One for Your Next Fishing or Hunting Trip? RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM CO. Think Richards & Cunningham When You Want the Best. : are ‘TWO DROWN IN LARAMIE STREAM | Radium Made \Toypist GAR GOES OFF BRIDGE From Denver The party was touring in Albert Lea, Minn., about two weeks ago. U; VILLAGE LAID WASTE BY FIRE QUEBEC, lage of St. Tite des Caps, 50 miles from Quebec, on the north shore of the ——-— StLawrénce, ix in ruins because the municipal water works reservoir was empty because of drought during a fire Wednesday. the river had to be formed. t I in a swollen mountain touring Wyoming, having left their home | ted | with the dangers of swollen mountain| streams, Mr. Kilmer drove “the car/ out on the bridge which had been! weakened by torrential rains. The structure collapsed and all three were aurled into the water. Mr. Kilmer was held helplessly in his car for| several minutes and when he freed himself his wife and baby had been carried down stream. The bodies were later recovered. The stream which was the scene of the accident is normally a ‘dry creek which ‘was swollen far beyond normal capacity due to cloudbursts in the mountains from which it feeds. ae In a new restaurant fér French|p 0, July 29-—Part of the\vil- A bucket brigade to a few days inu the city attending to business interests. ‘Tribune Classified Ads———— Bring Results —————— WATCH OUR WINDOWS MUNSINGWEAR At Close-Out Prices These unions are made with glove silk tops, lisle bottoms, bodice style Tight knee. Special for Close Out at $2.25 the Suit — RUFFLED ORGANDIES The Ideal Fabric for Women’s and Children’s Summer Dresses ‘ You are sure to like these lovely Organdies finished with rows of ruffling and some have scalloped bot- toms. They are 40 inches wide, permanent finish and of a superior quality. Colors—orchid, pink, maize, blue and tan. Priced for Close Out At $1.95 the yard Regular Value $4.50 the Yard a be Men’s Dress We are showing a large assort- ment in Men’s Neckband Shirts. New colors and patterns. Excel- lent workmanship, perfect fitting. We have a full range of sizes. $1.50 to, $4.00 Shoes soft and pliable. Two qualities, wearers. All sizes. Mrs.) Franklin North Durbin, was painfully but not seriously injured Jast night in a traf- |fic crush at the North Center street railroad crossing The accident ix considered another argument for better crossing condi- tions by the residents of North Casper Traffic congested by a switching train, it is reported, surged across the| tracks when the way was cleared al | Do You Know that grade of honey is produced in~Na-| trona county in sufficient quantity to) supply all dealers, William Mostelier, 4 Men’s Work These Shoes are made of the choicest chrome oil tanned belt- ing leather, medium in weight, The soles are of white oak leather and welted. both ~ wonderful $5.00 and $6.50 DATH CASPER WOMAN INJURED IN TRAFFIC ~——GRNSH MT CROSSING LARAMIE, Wyo., July 29.—Mrs. C. 29.—Mrs. c. W. Kilmer and three- | year-old daughter were drowned stream near Rock River when a bridge gave way under the: weight of their automobile. of the though the engine extended to almost | the middie of the street. Mrs. Holtz-! man was passing in front of the leco-| motive when the exhaust frightened| her and caused her to jump‘in front of | an auto driven by John Carey. Holtzman was taken to her home and is on the way to recovery. 27-1 ‘The two weeks drought in the prov-|members of parliament, placards on _ ince of Quebec was broken yesterday |the walls request members of the| The members of the American. Pa- a Farms, by terrific thunderstorms, lightning | house not to flirt with the waitresses. | per and Pulp association, representing| inquisbments and Bus- starting fires in many places. ee paper mills with an aggregate capital | FE oss a a Harry Cohen of Chicago is spending | of $800,008,000 are to undertake the} Notary Public training-of their mill employes upon a| HEAR HEHE ERE larger scale than ever before attempt-) ATHLETIC UNION SUITS _FOR WOMEN Sealpax and Munsingwear These are made of a fine quality Nain- sook, in white and flesh color. Regular val- ues up to $3.00. Special Price, Close Out $1.35 the Suit Watch for Our Complete List of Items. Our Big Grocery Close Out Sale in Tomorow’s Paper. It Will Pay You 0. Holtuman, 1208 Burlington. the highest | H Perfect Fitting Union Suits Pure Silk Hose For Men ~ This line of Hosiery is of the quality most men prefer. can depend on them to give the best of service. thread silk in all colors. $1.00 the pair HALA FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 lea by the American industry. Over $30,000 has already been expended in the preparation. of text books for the technical training ef the mili workere. e SEE BEN“: ba | Apartment adjoining. K BS in Ii ted Specialinioys te Bok nas H K K K E 108 went alee Midwest Ave. = 1 jtarota Kramer, Realtor =H H Manazer K K H H K kK <i g FOR - H K 2 RENT a H_ _ choice store location K K on cy avenue, suitable 4 > tor groceries, conte K 1} Uonery combined, detica- H i tessen or drug store. 5 K H K H K H _K H = Are you getting your share of the bargains we are of- fering? You Made of a pure Priced cL 7 ~