Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE fhe Casver Daily Ceibun FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1521, —___ ______._ 700 FS G Brook, “presiaent ‘ot''the “Elephant under water bet the foor ef tne L€@@er Store | Batte irrigation district, said no station is still above the flood level. i breaks were noticeable along the io| The walls of the Howell-Bromley Buyer Returns 1 jrande = See Ce. Se ee ALL SUMMER HATS | the district north and south of Las crumbled and it is not possible to get i Cruces. The reclamation ‘service has/food from there. Stoves and cooking 1 IN NEW MEXICO several hundred men stationed at jutensils are among the debris of the P | dams and gates between here and El bling walls of Hatch homes. I Paso. Oty one building is standing. That/a three 4 LEFT IN STOCK The Elephant Butte irrigation dam, 'is the school house which has a brick |York in etees eee awe 74 miles north of here, proved its foundation. The flood waters are! Hirsch reat value in preventing the flood- lapping about the adobe walls, how-jeast in the cities he visit ing of the lower valley, according to ever, and it may ermble at anytime. ¥ L. M. Lawson, manager of the Ele-) Citizens have taken turns guarding end, particularly women's ready-to and their homes in Hatch were given B. H. Connor Suspended by International =. Pictaness 5 toliows: P. Campbell, banker. { 7 phant Butte project. |tho bank and nearby buildings, stand-'wear, have dropped in price from 35 T. #C Pendi 4 tivati Howell-Bramley, grocers. The Salvation Army bas erected|ing watch on roofs of stores which |to 60 per cent in the last year. This | rust Company rending investigation | yon eel nk: field hospital and supply headquarters |have fallen in. drop also includes furs. = " near Hatch. | The flood swept down on Hatch! Mr Hirsch sys that when he stated of Shortage Charged to Morse ' (it pee Agape apr este a Reports received by the Las Cruces! without warning. A few out-houses/|that prices have dropped he means Mervin Bonar and a man namea|°2*™ber of commerce say the public and small buildings in Placitas, a/|that prices in all merchandise in his Ln = bau school house is the only structure left|small village above here, also were own store have dropped accordingly. ee ae Smith who worked in the garage also z 5 . * at Hatch. |swept away. The most of the houses,|He will remain in Casper about three DENVER, Aug. 19.—B. H. Connor, teller at the International ost their homes. pe eae eevevers (ah Haaiacia ariehce ean }thaes: caters: de ttess York woucke SALVATIONISTS LEND \ Ages o Trust company, has been suspended, it was announced today, while | xe1GHBORIN LVATIONISTS ED t _ . to attend to further buying for the detectives and accountants check the shortage at that institution, | RU gegen os F HATCH N. M. Aug. 19 Although CLAIMED "BY" FLOOD. Lee Sa it RE which according to the bank's officials has been found to amount/,.U45 CR N. M., Aug. 19.—ltwo days have passed since the flood| EL PASO, Texas, Aug. 19.—Whik On the day after the marriage cere- h 75,000 followi heck Sund: M More than Persons made home-|waters struck here driving its citi-ion his way to warn residents of the| mony the native bridegroom of West to more than $75, ollowing the disappearance Sunday or Mon-|tess by the cloudburst and flood at/zens to the hills the only relief that|upper valley that still higher water | Africa his appenel of his day of Edwin F. Morse, head teller. Hateh and Santa Teresa, N. M.. near !has come is from four Salvation army |was expected. Cresencio Rosales, mid-|wife by powdering her head with fine the theory of detectives work-|D¢T® Yesterday, are being cared for!men who reached here last night with'aleaged Mexican, crossed a foot. clay. n today at Derry by first af bread and meat. |bridge, acciderttally touched a live artz Hat Shop ;| Many slept on roofs, Do you have articles of furniture ia} Prenentee ©: CHbck | reported, The station agent gave up his bed|your home that you are not using— of the missing sum /18 inches. © water there had re Saturday and Sunday | Matinee Every ‘Sunday—4 p. m.| n the shortage, it was said to-|tatives of the Las Cruces ° Chiat likéres, souguibiie Weeasaction tafives 06 thee eres The first night many of the refu-|wire which had fallen across the| the shortage, by the federal gov-|oon" pene as sees slept in automobiles which they ‘structure, and was knocked off the 7 Tadd 2 CoutGdaegio reer DO ries [ree ATE rintenden: of} #4 driven to higher ground. Four/bridge. The flood waters of the Rio Paradise Park ate is beloved to Beier how ictention, in this Miatint © families slept in a new mill which|Grande carried off his body, which| pe s = : acees i i s utr had just been completed a quarter of was lost in the onrush of the flood. STRIKE ENDS es manipulated. detectives | United PB prong weak mile west of the railroad station. | || Wednesday, Thursday, 154 South Center Street t to Louis Clapp, bedridden, who was! maybe others can—Sell "em with Trib- carried there on a stretcher. The At-' une wantads. he remainder of the cur-| “The farmers who have bee nm was taken out at closing ' guarding @he bank of the river t rday |prevent divert he flood waters ir nt of funds from the/to the Ri o0) ian the y week . sob. However, r has been ca aeeeeatne at DSS tapped west of Hatch and the water uncovered by a detective |has been lowered. There is noth: |more to do now except wait for ler tonight in south portion. n waiters and 9 receive $2.75 for an ei y Morse and Miss Mabel Pen-| “Stancoretn soporte received + sealants Sete pet ti mer filing clerk at the bank|today from R. W. Goddard, dean o eee ea ieee : pected of having accompanied | engineering at the New Mexico col See. cog sae | ft Denver and where they |jege of agriculture by the Las Cruce Fie eric sh | Went. were still unknown to the au-|chamber of commerce are that the ©" | thorities today, but the belief persists the teller went either to Mexico wed the old oe H On Our Advertisements a? & umzony H contract with tHeir employes and re- 4 a Se es |SOGMLIST LEADER I | | Branch ” . 5 emchthert scarlet emeheen inset ba |H2 a2 jwest Midwest Ave. a WATCH OUR WINDOWS They Will Contzia Big Bargains at All Times fore noon t and formally accepted lH Phone 74. the union waiters’ offer to return to | Harold Kramer, Realtor k work for day. |\H Manager H 25 ae ’ 'S waarcomes arrer = : ROAG REPORT Ses )Special to The Tribune.( By is ootasubs aistok oom: i " S Jeb: | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 19. — | pany we will suggest Lash, nods then very pond to tow, | Daniel Hastings, leader of the So- | that the same applies to K line and fair to Orin. — | cialist party in Wyoming, today an- | H afihomestead or | reltr H Yellowstone Highway — Platte | Motmced that he had appealed to |Ko dope. Mae tale ik county line to Glenrock good, then | President Harding for the release of |H care of you and help K somewhat rough to Casper. Cas | Eugene V. Debs from the Atlanta | = you through hundreds K per to Shoshoni and Bonneville | Penitentiary and had offered himself ia of little worries both on H : good. Cars in proper condition and | 28 ® hostage for Debs’ good behav. |) your ‘claim and your y ; f 2 4 : / See overloaded bare no trouble over | ior. “If.” sald Hastings in his ap- Teer Gnent enteric Mr. Henry Miller, the well known authority on the better furs, will be with us tomorrow with an immense showing of furs of the Birdseye “ between | Peal, “Debs should break his implied | H dewey Se a H reg «, Ay, : Reounevifte and “Te Ther | Pledge by offending against the gov. /K Suen, wp,'0, the, fina K the better grades, consisting of Coats, Capes, Scarfs, Throws, Muffs and Chockers in such qualities as Hudson Seal, genuine Alaskan - a y | mn it, I stand ready to serve the . " * . 5 . . . . . * goon “2 “he Park is generally | Femainder of his term of imprison. |{2 Specializing in Iericatea Ht Seal of the finest selected skins, Squirrel, Mole, Beaver, Otter, Muskrat, Mink, Jap Mink and Lynx. Your inspection invited. shoshon! Lander Road—Good ex- | ment.” la Ranches, Patented Dry H cept somewhat rough between Riv So I | LEA Se per pa : @tton. and Hudson. In the Royal Observatory at Green-| © ecm sate tea Py K SPEC ‘IAL PRIC ‘ES Casper-Sheridan Road — Rough | wich is a refrigerating chamber for Notary Public H from end of pvement to Seventeen- | the purpose of testing chronometers|K sey hm a K Mile then good to Salt Creek and jana watches at aed temperature at HKHKHKHKHKHKHKHKH fair to Kaycee. any period of the year. 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SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street