Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 3

NS Cbe Casper Daily Cribunce PAGE THREE ] Mrs. Roberts makes her home in De Itim-. The authorities contend that] T , ort cial legisiative troit where her husband is prominent fabe kilied him because he deserted [ ,] p) - ve acai in-raiircad circles. She has beeff the MARTIN RETIRES her. a > | N ew Governor OF & anded at King’s incentive for many informal social Charles Curtis and Frank - es | mart the steamship Empress of M events during her atay here. , lary Being ‘held ‘on ‘che Canada Assumes oe went the. soversenent’ staanoar xe tt robbed an cide in a ‘i - caf from T._ J. Carreli, capitalist and polit! hotel cian from California is in the city vis. AS SHERIFF OF eed with high aD) FOUND SLAIN tice in Cuedec iting with his brother, James Car ennection with roll. snaichin; eee a epaageet ntinued fron Page 1.) QUEBEC, Aug. 11-—Amid the boom . William Cobb and A. R- Lowey, both | Jim Massey is being held for trial] rocco case containing-the bread and|ing of guns from Quebec's ancient ot attorneys here, have left on a sage on a charge of having illicitly man-|wine of the bleseed sacrament sada. Tuten: Biya ae owen, wr bee oa chicken hunt for the next day or} 4 afactured moonshine whisky | Le August 3, a wee ago ast }of the great war, t inlly as The Duke of Devonshire recent - re io ot Virgil Kissee is charged with the} Archbishop Hanna received an|sumed his duties as Canadia’s new) stated that his gardens alone cost him poria, Kan., ta & month ¥! : , theft of a Ford car which way recov-} nous letter demanding $6.50 rernor genera’. Hi was sworn into $50,000 a year to maintain. ; Cote, Man ZEG noord 0.3 yaaa | The Rev. C. L. Thompson, Jr.. pax|GeOrge Massee Succeeds to. cred when tie was arrested In Huteh-{ in eke tee | ————_=_=_=_=_=_=- mi | ner, ‘and Mra. A.J. We Mr.| with other retatives and petn’sg om tor of the First. Baptist church, has | Position in Lieu of Appoint- aon, Kans rather Heslin, and yesterd b] 1 0 land Mrs. C. HL ses Se *, shes lett for Winchester, Ky., where he| ment by Board of Bam Ocen& and Antona Cortez arc!archbinhop received ancth — ai = co |overland for the Swectwater country} Mr. and “Mrs. Dave Lockridge of will) spend a month's tion with being held for robbing the Hol $15.00 ransom Commissioners. Ris parents at his old see Edwin. C.. McShelly of Denver spending “a few ‘days here after business matters. . ome. ° H is} George Mazxsee looking | sheriff Lec Martin hardware store. \GASPER WOMEN CHOSEN Lander are visiting in the city with friends and relatives for a few dave. eee A. C. Campbell of Cheyenne and Denver, is spending a few days here where they intend to spend about a lweek on a camping and fishing trip, .. ~ ‘ undersheriff during 8 tenure of office, Was installed as 10 attending to legal matters and .visit- eo heriff this morning, | ta of the open. | Ht . Fae b = t 1S With numerous business acquaint. J. 8. Bransjof Salt Lake City, Utah,| to succeed Mr. Marting whose resig Pp a Pec em gy Wf bg aN pc ocr ma PPE is Jooking after oil matters in the | ns 728 paints’ Ue le Us ert Lunc eonette land Mrs. E. F. B exe city for a few days. Tine | N Mr. and Mes. Harvey Wisner Mr) and “Mery, W. J. Farmer and eae fice was made w ‘ - |daughter Gene, Mrs. Meow formerty |Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crider, who have| ©. ‘8. Talbot -is spending the day | Mo formerl ervice ¥ |Miss ElleenMeNeil, of Houston,|¢®9 ©” @ fishing trip in the Path-| here ‘from his headquarters in Spo-jceeding to the office finder country, haye returned to} katie, Wash., looking after interests | the chief's resignation Téxas, who is visiting in the city with At Our Midwest Pharmacy Store connected with his business. t |her mother, Mrs. Wisner, Mra. De|thcir homes in the city } recent jon of 2 7 ec Fie ss eee oe e bay Two members of the delegation of ¥ |Pew, Miss Polly Wiekstru: ah lateererd ed tut ail Dr. and: Mrs. Will Wrathelton yee appoint three which will attend tt i v , Fs : BS Dew, 0. nford of the Midwest Re- s 5 iam or sher . t which will attend the natic \, on AATTT Fe ‘V |S ase De Mees. fining company has left. BUlings for|2nd party will arrive tomorrow even . eee te Whe} convention of the Women's Chris@an f 2 : MENU FOR TOMORROW 1 |Miss Adams Returns the Cat Creek fields where he will}ing from Sheridan for a visit of sev-/torney, w jot here to advise the Agere nce t es held from August “ ohana 4 . ‘ | . look after busisess for th "| eral da lcobnaty office 1, ‘ae 18 to 23 in San Francisco, as repre-| U@ ‘ . = earn toretr dy ee +s [continue In the’ office he will be for-|sentatives from the state of | Wyo cionn c Merchants Lunch Miss Ruth Adams, daughter of Mr. axe Dayalibasthewl-andlparty sremow|melty eppoie tine Zhe “Witl"Ge 01 Sing.” tere; bega Cien from the ee NCE FOUND Z » gand Mrs. E. W. Adams, who has been| 5 ff i aE tae doe Scatianratens Matloust y. appointed at. meeting | tive division of the orgs TOWER'S ROOM upendin the takinntr - vabalion with rs. McGrew of Ord, Neb., is in| route to © Yellowstone J} of the commisulorers. ~ Aw A 11A. M To 2P.M Ps bd the city: visiting with her son, B.|Park where they. will. spend severa!! oMr. Martin, who retired to private| Mts 5. ©. Bailey, sta - - M. - M. room <¢ iwer parents at their home on South David stréet, has returned to Berkeley, L. McGrew. Mrs. McGrew Is favorabiy | jlire, said that he had uci Femi days touring the wonder country. no Announce. . oh re impressed with » Pha ments to ma ‘ding t ri i... whees aie will enter ber third Liner, Gortacetame ss 1] WAS Pnhey ox tha Alidwesk feetin:| Gther than thee ee ature : Crusader, two publications of { to the gra Hani Soup Yeas Sti the“universtty, rary Ing company has left for Etk Bas “if several weeks touring Wyoming and|©: 7: U-- have left for the coast * me 4 Roast! Bast-3 BCS awry dah Wen dee Aiea V. Knickenbacher js in the Cat| Where he. will look’ after company bus-| Colorado. Ie plaan to leave tomor-| Were Joined by) Mrs. ‘These Jenkins priest, app rhcec any Sed Oe eee 5 eck ton s Fe Pie npr agra Rate ey Nene ta Te ne SEL Of Cheyenne, mate vice president. stained burlap and clippings from to ed Halibut : ‘asper ; husalibqelaettsee tor tie \aaidiener tee see The convention will be the 48th an-|cal newspapers showing the amou Mashed Potatoes Haste Toniatoes The inf-at South Fork, which. $+ 10-|¢ining compan: Dr. afd Mrs! W. A. Byers bave left]to visit relatives. After coneluding | Mua! Meeting of the W. C. T. U. and| the reward offered for the priest's r Ice Cream cated in the mountains just above see overland on « fishing and camping] his vacation Mr. Martin plans to ro-|' xPected to be the largest and best) turn ‘ ‘ Buffalo, has attracted a number v Tom Downs of this city is spend-| trip of several da n [turn here to. make his home. He &ttended any of the gatherings.;..The 5 mt ie rego itors from Casper during the hot sum-|ing several days in Lander on busi- mie je would make no announcements other | 75° Program which will be held at) front Sone, Bole SPECIALS mer months. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C.! ness. Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Burnett and/than that he had two good positions the civic auditorium in Gan Franct b Gndin Wyland and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shu se Mies Kathryn. Burnett are. spending | under consideration. will, include discussions of. many aig y Fruit Salad Potato Salad maker, who have been spending some] W. B. Wenzel is in Lander asvisting | (he wees at their summer. home in| Before turning over the office to} Ye wide movements in w Led Sass ihe pc tae ginal baller atg Sliced Tomatoes time there, have just returned to their |in transferring the electric, light poles | (he mountains beyond Douglas | Mr. “Maasce, quantitics of whisky ana] OTeantzation has been takin asd fooc Pos ag! tid pital pe 1 Thipp : ee F homes in the city where Mr and Mrs.|/from the main<otreets to the alleys coe Jother contrabr or which has |!#b!e and activo pert. Serene eee ee Neverthe Whipped Cream Banana Pie Francis Brown, who were called away|in that city. Se AE he treks acl trom iq eet: deined areh paler SS re > See | OR Sete thodan Beet tad Pecan Caramel Pie Cherry Pie Gooseberry Pie on business have just returned to the ond short business trip in the Interests of]cluded nearly 300 gallons of moc Re gy ert ayes, Cae, SE ip en fre secet, Be cere wits cue lant of : prac rs Miss D. L. Mortinter “is spending | th Mrwest Refining compant shine whisky taken in raids under | {ball times his own weight. otheewige_ mistortune_ wll _tollor 4 ‘f |sevetal days here visiting with rela- see both yovernment and state super. : Visitors From tives and her many friends. Miss| ~Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Cooper of But-| vision rly 100 quarts of bonded which had been taken in’ va rious apportioned to local hospitals and first ald stations at the refineries. The Red and the Salvation Army relief stations also shared in the apportionment Hl At the time that the office was turned over to the care of Mr. Mas-} see 15 prisoners were confined in the | Kansas Here, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Scofield and two fons of Etkhart, Kan., are in the city as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. MM. W. Twiggs, 843 East Third street. Mrs. Scofield ty a sister of the nz tess, The visitors intend to remain Ngre for remainder of the month. oe Mortimer has just returned from a whisky trip through the cast. She was for- merly connected with the Casper Busi- ness college and is now employed by a prominent Lusk firm. eee falo are registered at the Herning ho tel while attending to bus'ness and visiting with friends here. raids’ was GIRLS, DON’T GAMBLE! ANNOUNCEMENT We will open another store at 504 South Center county Jail, three charged with first Street, next door to Cylinder Grinding’ Company ‘iegree murder and the others less se-! rious crimmal ea | Saturday Morning, August 13 Th following cases slated for! e z " 7 \ bearing {f the September term of the | We will give with each purchase on opening d A MESSAGE From the Fountain at The Rexall Stores Cross Mr. and Mr, R. E. Dea of Glenrock are spending a few days in the city visiting with friends and looking after business matters of importance. . . Miss Betty Maurus, who is employ- ed at the desk of the Henning hotel. underwent. a serious operation ‘for appendicitis the first of the week and ls now on the way to recovery . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorsch, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. J J Hale motored here trom Salt Creek Tuesday and will spend tht remainder of the week on business and pleasure missions in Casper. « . ‘ Joe Mansfield und party left yve- terday on a motor trip to Colorado. ; eer ¥ Meeting of General Aid. Francis, Hertzia. grdduate of The General aid society of ihe] Georgetown-law schce? and who oe listriet yourt Methodist chur¢h will meet tomorre recently admitted to practice dave th Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen have re L. BR. Nicholson, charged with the A Free Ice Cream Cone J ferent: niathacion cnubcn onc: Tee Pereee Canny, while |turnes! stfroch.. Denver, where thes] Cie chewing. dome ‘aleced: \dis We Will Carry a Complete Line of Do you know that we give you the best enfbute to Powell, Wyo. where he| spent a vacation time of two weoks.| dr service, the best Ice Cream in the coolest nee between the tio men last h. te Ci members ure asked to be present bysiness of. importance will be pr the Groceries, Fruits, Candies, Tobaccos We Will Also Serve Lunches Mr, Coheti. ts connected with Chamberlin Furniture company. may locate. Mr. J. Burke has . hela for’ the, murder stores in Wyoming? sented: during the business session, Paras Return From Pa > A>: nat returned here from his summer home in the moun- tains)where he haa been spending an ‘The D. Khoury brothers, dealers in oriental rugs, are baving an unusual showing at the Chamberlin Furniture and Mai J. Pe Sxtended secation with hip triends. aye Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Gloom of Omaha 2 mt Haye returned fron) a motor trip of thirteen -days through the Yellow- stone National park. Mr. and Mr». Bloom are now guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. oe Mf. and Mrs. Clarence Wimpenny tnd son Billy arrived in the city last night for « short visit before return ing to their home in Riverton. Mr. Wmpenny has “been in Boston while Hench and Builach, lawyers: bave % moved their offices from a suite of of- fiees formerly occupied to more com- Mmodious quarters, suite 204-205 in the Midwest building. S Mra W.. Burns’ division of the| Mra. Wimpenny has been visiting ee Paters lan Ladies’ Aid society will| with friends in Chicaso. } The Pythian sisters will mect in reg: | TY* @ Tamm fete at the 1. A. Reed aghcathe : ular’ seasion. tonight... Initiation. witt| POM. 523 South Center street, Friday| Lester Parker, who has been vis evening. Refreshments will be served | iting here for the part week, left jast Be. in order and a discussion of the rand. Lodge to be held in Casper. ‘August 29, 30 and 31, will be held. All members are asked to be present at tho ‘meeting. ‘ eee Mrs. Gloria Dare Biake, who been spending several days at is Take, near Lander, has returned to her home here. Mr. Blake was de- tained in Lander to repair, the stecr- and everyone is invited. vee Stanley Chisholm, dance and pool hall operator at Mills, Wyo. was ar- rested by county authorities this morning ona warrant charging him with wife desertion. Chisholm it is alleged deserted his wife at Lara- mie. night for his home in Denyer. eee Jess Keith and A. ©. Ricker are in the Yellowstone. national park on a vacation trip. eee Mra. J. W. Burns’ division of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid society will give a tawn fete at the L. A. Reed home, 523 South Center street, Friday - Mrs. Tom Bell, prominent Lusk |evening. this week: good home madv ! eee eo cere matron, is spendins « brief visit with|cake a specialy. everybpdy come. Leave for {riends in Casper while on a com- 8-19.3t | a bined pleasure and shopping tour.” Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gallenger ang Judge A. B. Campbell, of the Mid: | hp Refining company staff, arrived | ore Wednesday morning from Chey- enne. JUST RECEIVED Fall shipment of Buckley Bros. Dress Goods, includ- ing Silk, Woolén and Wash materials, Handkerchiefs, Linens, also Middies and Children’s Dresses. MRS. A, R. JAMESON ’ + “Phone 843-W daughter, Marjorie, and Mr. and’ Mrs. Lee McCormick have left for the Yel- lowstone National park where they in- tend to spend the next two weeks. Both of the parties are driving in new Buick motor cars. B. H. Scott returned this eyening | to Denver after spending the day here! transacting usiness. ay iy. A. Morrison. of Pigioiwatinn N. H. | is spending. the day here.on business) while registered at the Henning hotel. . * Mrs. Dan Rober:s and son, Dan Jr..| are the houes guests of Miss Lily and | Yeaiso. Hoberta while spending a short vacation Coser visiting friends. | Mrs..F. CG. Wittiams, assistant sales ‘manager for the Frantz shop, re- turned yesterday morning from a btiying trip in the east ‘and a pleasure of Jim L killing Ladas-over yolving own’ lunchroom: Ida Durha def of Jack to have follo Oklahoma, with DeLury trip through “Colorado. © eee Mrs. John L. Cunningham and chil dren, Virginia and Juniér will arrive here “tomorrow morning - GIRLS, DON'T GAMBLE! from Em: Tongue Power—Versus—Elbow Grease on INDEPENDENCE and contentment are the reward of peo- ple who work, earn and save—who give honest value for what they get—and who are too busy to listen to the thousand and one distracting, fallacious ideas and futile theories that fill the air to- day. The necessities of the rainy day cannot be paid for in talk; creditors demand something-more tangible. Be prepared to take care of them when they come, and enjoy peace of mind in the meantime by starting today.to build up a savings account. s, National Bank of Commerce CASPER, WYO. The Bank of Strength and Seryice ° — rx $4 FF OOG-* 90000006-5059049 PDP FPPDORIDSCISPD9001-14-9-0090-9-08590-06; ‘Ladies’ Shoes Ca confessed to} business deal in Burlington MATSON BROTHERS eked fi. the | GIRLS DON T GAMBLE! m, Charggd with the mur DeLury, Whom sho aid wed here from Texas and. She is said to have lived as his wife for a ton gone AND SATURDAY Last Days of Our Semi-Annual Patronize the Rexall Stores if you want the best in everything, with a money-back guarantee. KIMBALL DRUG STORES TWO STORES Midwest Building 214 South Center CLEARANCE SALE We are going to wind up our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale with the biggest two shoe days ever held in Casper. 382 PAIRS OF OXFORDS AND PUMPS Ne Exchanges. No Refunds Come Early. “Your Feet Will Bring You Back” BOOTERY | 124 East Second Street Foden We Have Received Another Shipment of Wonderful SUITS Of the Very Latest for Fall Wear H They come in Tricotine, i| Poiret Twill, Serge, Velour. Colors are blue, brown and black. Some fur trimmed. Some embroidered. Some strictly tailored. Priced at $35 and $50 NEW COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES ARRIVING DAILY Before having a Dress or Suit fitted, be fitted with a Corset by our expert cor- setiere. Shep