Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1921, Page 8

FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921. PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune : | ' 1 : Ta included C. E, Collins, Colorado and J.| the earnings will be prorated SaaeE x DIVISIONAL OFFICE OF WE LIVESTOCK: |S: Se oo a él “The company will charge the reg-|done.| At Omaha this les Sine ter . |§ - & ular commission for selling livestock” |to 50 per cent. | A stecklr Sik Seve 2 xd bE “4 be ®. * ad * Mr. Mumford of Ilinois, one of the}company for fattening w POLITICS {Nl ‘SHOCK PROVES FATAL TO BANKER SS : = —_ _ — = — : —_—— LOCATED IN CASPER BUTTE, MowksAie: See palicrn. | Ce ee AUS. 18 adlen “Barnett’s of Course” af . Mont., » 18 “be mative livestock commission | ORDWAY, Colo., Aug. 12.—Abner B, Enyart, Sr., banker ing to his room ina lodging house! Nodse at Hast St. Louls was an jand oil operator, reputed to be wealthy, is dead here today,| yg fear" oe his 1d yeakold son, | Bounced today as the first peg Ai AUGUS I a , |as a result of a shock of joy he experienced yesterday, it is --|Charles M. Roberts, hanging to a pone eae 7 iggrewgrest ote believed, when his son, Frank B. Enyart, was pardoned from transom rod. A note in the Boy Scout/F0"% Bureau federation’s committee {the Crowley county jail. The young man was sentenced ~~ nae the > gad type os onda, Pacurtl Od fifteen. The committe, in session e = ; : ie 4 Fine <a | bandling claims of ervice men was addresse to another youth who .. os he colo} ” 5t months in jail, and to pay a $300 fine. Governor preparatory to inaurgurating the juint| Is camping with the Boy Scouts south pes snnoun = test see @a anc t ds J ed a pardon and the;day. In few hours the father divisiona: offices of the three yreat| Of Butte and ig believed by the police KX coinitioe tae an nasies soi Rule Voiced by Spe- art was released yester-| dropped des governmental branches for the reliet|to explain the catise of the death,| 2. 5". commission house. -They cial Envos Mr.'Enyart, Sr, was of ekeerving men. thought to be a case of suicide. ee ee ’ ° Hats, Shoes and teak aial aattar eonesieices | Sa ae ORs meazetilieoaabear boc tefecr: Of Men’s Clothing, Hats, ure water | State penitentiary. On 7,| visor fr » central office at Wash-| Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hendrickson of HERE IT IS! F --Le it was alleged he shot anc ed J.! ington, A. Conrads, assistant dix-| Alliance, Neb., are spending the week , urnishings nell thought that the|P. Black, Nebraska City, Neb., wholtrict vocatfonal officer and Dean R.| end here visiting with old time friends.| A high grade lot, south@ast y ment ought to make a grant|came to Ordway to confer with him! Dove of the Denver office are the of-|Mr. Hendrickson was ected with|part of town, very close in,}| CLOTHING 20,000,000 to 50.000,000 pounds over the settlement of his brother's) ficials visiting here. The checkup on|the Northwestern rail offices/east front. Price, $1,000, : + Val purpose of relief. valued at $2,000,000. Mr. ul office is being made prepara-| here last year. bene wick Le thi Men’s two-piece light weight Suits. ‘alues Be self-defense plea and was|tary to the combining of the three a _—_ | with $300 down. See this. 15.00 to $35.00. To close out at $8.95 to $20.00. ORDER TO PROC xonerated by a coroner's jury. He ef branches under the terms| M. J. Burke, who has been spend 7: $15. aid habe 3 WITH RELIEF 6 however, and eet bill. ing a part of the summer at his cabin | 919 East Third Street STRAW HATS ed to the peni sitors will leave tonight for/in the mountains is now in the city Phone 351-J y t in th tentiary wh hey wil! attend a dis-|attending to business matters. 33 1-3 per cent discount on any Straw Hai e The case was appealed and is pend-|trict confer of department heails | *—— = house. ng in the state supreme Court. ‘tomorrow. . -' PITY MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES ARTISTS ON HIKE FROM Te ee ’S FURNISHINGS MEN’S HIN! GOTHAM TO COAST STOP Every Item Priced at an Attractive Saving oe AT THE TOURIST CAMP 3 : penta sneptoy ep Z- 12.—(By The CS SS Men's white silk liste Union Suits, sleeves, ankle length. Reg. $3.50 Otis Make, $2.65 Men's ecru lisle Union Suits, short Union Suits, long or short sleeves, knee, three-fourth or ankle length. telegram was by Maxim Lit Although they have little time for 1 oy here for the) sightseeing in the various towns f negotiations, suggest-| through which they are | passing, Americans whose ad-| Miss Mabel Beatrice Smith, a min- be learned, be jature painter, her sister, Mrs. Ethel y and given an| Smith Watkins, illustrator and | their home city June 4. They have Miss Smith and Mrs. Watkins carrying a letter from Mayor n ef New York City to Mayor Snyder of Los Angeles, and left SATURDAY ONLY ussia( ag a guar: writer and the latter's son. Tusten | walked all of the trip and have Another opportunity is offered you to $2.50 Otis and Lewis Make, h of the Soviet! &. Watkins, on a walking trip from | camped out every night. Their itin- $1.95 buy standard merchandise from YOUR sire to permit! New York City to Los y from here includes Yellow- ‘ o quit Russia who| could not resist the tem 10 t park, ‘Livimeston: toni eae} ; SEE OUR WIN Men's ecre lsle Union Suits, shart s i . Liv on, Mont., ‘8 3 £ = A e to do so. stop over in Casper for a day and | kane, Seattle and. San Franciseo. DON S a great saving. © - sleeves, ankle length. F = a half. Incidentally Mr, Mechling, whose W Re, 1.50 Bodyguard, $1.20 prices paic ‘or a onds { * 7 je my a Hee pall cereah Fie 2s, The stop over was largely influ-.| interest in the tourist camp’ has s- $ 7 r$ Exchange building. "| @fced by the attraction of thejlocal | been largely instrumental in bring- Men's black and white mixed balbrig- gtr tourist camp, which the visitors | ing it to its present state of perfec- gan Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle - told J. 8. Mechling, president of the | tion, desires to get in communica- BASEM length. been looking| Casper Automobile club, was the | tion with any, automobile parties in Cheyenne they had scen on their en- | that are going west on the Yollow- Reg. $1.25, Now $1.05 Pyrex Ovenware has proven to be the most satisfac- tory and hygienic cooking ware offered on the mar- ket. 5-PieceSet OpenDish . $2.18 8-in.Pie Plate . . . $1.08 8-in. Covered Baker . $2.38 trip. stone highway tomorrow morning. Ay ZS I TS ATT “Spiritualism” MEN’S HALF HOSE Famous Old Plantation half hose, guaranteed stainless, unsurpassed for color and wear. All sizes and colors. —Special 3 Pairs for 5Sc—Per Pair, 19c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Men’‘s negligee dress shirts, double soft cuffs, extra well made; splendid range of patterns to choose from; most extraordinary values. Reguiar $2, $2.50 and $3. of certainly if it w Russian inter Would be quite ¢ © only a question of airs, ¢ ttitude LONDON, famine was di l@fds yesterday. Several memb vocated the system empl ip coping with, simi visitations, —Tomorrow at $1.50 Ps namely, eo ablishment of jargce establishm: ¢ olarg t THE BASEMENT FOR ECONOMY 5 LK NECKWEAR TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. | seid ‘ Exceptional quality men’s wide end four-in-hands in a complete runge of fewest patterns Regular $1.00 and $1.50 Grades, Sale Price, 65c, 2 for $1:25 I).D. Barnett Outfitting Zo. 120 East Second Street. The Home of Chesterfield Clothes Phone | SPECIALS FOR | Phone 4 | SATURDAY | %3 Can the Living Talk With the Dead? Have you read Sir Oliver Lodge’s Book, “Raymond?” It will be discussed from the desk. August 12 FRIDAY — 7:45 FOR SALE OR TRAD income property Chandler coupe. 514 building. Phone 994 SHOES Boys’ Canvas Outing Shoes. Leather trim, genu- ine chrome soles. “4 Sizes 1 to 6, Saturday Price $3.45 Sizes 6 to 8, Saturday Price $4.45 Men’s Dress Shoes in black and brown of kid. or calf leathers. Regular $9.85 values. Saturday Only $7.45 PIECE-GOODS Beautiful patterns of staple fast color Ginghams. LOST—Bill book containing reward if returned to 11 Cherry street, FOK RENT—Reasonable, four rooz (ne or two apartments; ie lighted, modern: ci hildren Get your share. d O i 1 9 Groceries turday On ic Fresh Eggs, We are introducing Dexter's Silks, in cordonette eausy eer meaner a ..15e and perl¢, in variety of colors. Saturday Only 10c MEN’S DEPARTMENT Men’s Pongee Shirts with collars attached, in natu- ral'and grey, Saturday Only $3.95 Saturday Only $5.45 Large assortment Boys’ Hats in cloth and felt. Saturday Only 98c READY-TO-WEAR Ladies’ fine Organdy Dresses and Gingham Dresses: for Children, in broken line of sizes. Saturday Only, Half Price Women’s Wool or Silk Sweaters in slipovers or tux- edo and tie back in large asso'tment of colors. Saturday Only $5.48 The Golden Rule Store The Store That Keeps the Prices Down Important Arrival Our ED. V. 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