Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1921, Page 5

| Pyramidal tents in the main camp. 5 & srenehtstperte st we: We a eI te 8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1922. = ° be Casvet Daily Cribune PACE FIVE . |INFIRMITIES GHISE |afternoon under the direction of M.| Dr. and Mrs. William Frackeiton|who have driven thr complain | your home that you are not using— C. Keever, camp co Scoutmaster jand Mrs. Irene Lanier of Sheridan, | of the rough roads betw It Creek | maybe others can—Sell ‘em with Trib- |} Dade Wilson, with a & of ten arrived yesterday visit friends in|and Ka © wantads. | Se2uts who formed the a ance par-|Casper for a few days They came _ > —— DEATH OF RESIDENT ty, began yesterday pitching the big |overiand and in common with others’ Do you have articles of furniture i | Tribune wantads DO pay. DETECTIVE, MEETS WITH BATTLE Officer Wakes Up to Attack When Struck by Rock and Has to Call Help in Capturing Jimmie Moore, Described as Police Character Jimmie Moore, alleged police character, is suffering from severe scalp wounds, Detective Jarrell has minor cuts and bruises and: others have little tokens to remind them of a melee which followed Moore’s alleged attempt to hold up the detective last night. It is believed that Moore, while under the influence of get tasers Sete 3 tena thy Siac ONG CLUB ORGANIZED one else and attempted to replenish a depleted exchequer via the highway- man’s route. The first information that the officer had of Moore's inten-| tions, according to police headquar. ters, came when he was nearly felled James Carroll 62 years of age. died at 1 o'clock this afternoon at his home, 250 North McKinley street, from a complication of maladies attendant upon advanced age. The remains are in charge of Bowman's Mortuary pending arrangements for shipment of the body to Wheatland during the early part of the week. oo Special Sale At | Scott Clothing Following his return from a buy- ing trip in Chicago, New, York, Kun- sas City and St. Paul, Jack Scott of the Scott Clothing company on South Center street has announced a spe: cial sale of suits and haberdashery. These purchases were made for cash and consequently can be priced at very attractive figures. The suits are & special feature of the sale ranging by a blow from a rock held in Moore's hands. Groggy, Jarrell grappled with Moore, and was fighting a losing bat-' ue until he was able to get hold of his gun, It was the use of the butt of the gun that inflicted the scalp wounds on the attacker. Moore, a tocky built fellow, said to have been a rofessional wrestler had the beat of .e officer until Jarrell brought his ¢up {nto play. | -ATGREYBULL YESTERDAY GREYBULL, Wyo., Aug. 13.—The Lion's club of Greybull was organized with a charter membership of 35 at a luncheon here last night. Principal speakers of the evening were Dean| Dixon of Basi, and E. H. Ellis and A. H. Griffin of Greyball. Officers of ibe new club as elected at the meeting are Fred Williams, . ty authorities today and will be held president;* Roy Reutlinger, secretary: G. After having knocked Moore down in price from $14.95 to $39.95, and the remainder @f the merchandise is offered at proportionate prices. The sale includes an assortment of suits for boys of the school age and €s the city schools will be in session again in a tow weeks this should be attractive to parents who are getting ready to outfit their children for the fall term. ene Mrs. J. B. Newman of Washington. D. C., who is an expert in Latin A. Hinman, treasurer. This is the eighth club organized by the Lions internationa! in Wyoming. Jarrel fired twice to summon assis- ince. Several officers responded and had a real battle on their hands for a few minutes in an endeavor to sub- due Moore's fgihting spirits. Moore was turned over to the coun- in the county jail on information charging him with attempted highway robbery. ———— BAUR’S CANDY Like ASSORTMENT TANTALIZINGLY his stomach. SWEET AND FRESH both.” ON SALE NOW AT PEP’S une the appetite taste NEWS cates. DEPOT Center St, —the way to a man’s health is through Bill Shakespeare said: “Now good di- gestion wait on appetite, and health on Delicious, toothsome dishes prepared in our sanitary kitchen never fail to arouse Henning Dining Rooms: and American banking laws, is to assist in drafting a new set of banking laws for the Cuban repubtic. His Heart of the most discriminating LEAVE SUNDAY FOR BIG CAMP Departure for Camp Piper Is Scheduled for 3 O’Clock in Afiernoon ; Enrollments Open Until Leaving. Johnson, chairman of the camping committee of the Casper Boy Scouts, made a trip to Camp Piper this morning to assist in mak ing preparations at the camp for the caravan of Scouts who are scheduled to move out to camp, leaving town at 3 o'clock tom\-row afternoon. The work of erecting the mess shack and the Cies over the tables ati the mess camp was begun yesterday J. Ww. We Believe Will give your car its full The Gall Auto 1322-1332 Lincoln Street Scout Executive Harry 1. Black and E. C. Calhoun left for camp early this morning to assist with the work of putting the camp in order for the re ception of sc arriving tomorrow evening for the first camp. The work « making the camp is Progressing rapidly and everything will be in readiness fq: the big bunch of Scouts and their leaders to make themselves at home to morrow night The big camp fire in the center of the main camp will be biasing to morrow night or the purpose of ini tiating every Scout into the spirit of Camp Piper, and taps for the first night will be sqinded an hour later than under the regular daily prog gram which is to go into effect Mon. day Enrollments for the camp will be received up until the time the Scouts are scheduled to smve for camp, cording to announcement made the camping committee. ac by in a Zenith A ZENITH CARBUETOR engine efficiency with con- sistent economy. Specialty Co. Denver, Colo. MILLS, WYOMING TONIGHT THE SWIMMING POOL IS OPEN FOR YO! UR ENJOYMENT Filled With Warm Water. Bathing Suits for Rent. MARGIE JONES, INSTRUCTOR --ALSO— DANCE PAVILION 60x80 Feet. The Best Best Dance Floor in Wyoming. of Music. 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