Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SiX UNEWPLOYEDIN | LONDON STAGE [3 DEMONSTRATION. |€ Thousands Join in Public Pro- Che Casper Daily Cribune will be alloted to each farm tract, ac-| alleges, but was pursued and ow cording to present plans. taken, but.reseted by two soldi The proposition is being investigated |from Fort Russell. privately owned water system and the a } es below st. together ris] { collars spent during rs in constructing lat-) buildings, fences, und purchase! PLAN ing firms to eliminate the middleman | H. Ince, Mack Sennett distributer was announced y by officials of the Associated First National Pictures, Inc., and the | Associated Producers’ company. 1 %t is the purpose, it was declared by Thomas H, Ince, to lower cost of distribution by & “producer to ex-| |hibitor” plan under the, new coi | bine. | Movie men whose names appear on Mrs. Obenchain’s “Love Gods” associated producers. | pth cde = } FORMER JUDGE DEAD. | NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. Frank McGloia, actors, threshing machines and | equipment, are credited with! making possible this garden spot in/ Natrona county. Full 800 acres are directly under home near Baton Rouge. McGloin commanded the contract are: Robert Lieber, pres-|Jeague in the “Iberty’ wate Nore . 2.—A $50,000,000) ident; Harry Schwalbe, secretary and | 1874 against “carpet-bas® ru the White the ditch. Nearly 200 acres of alfalfa is now practically due for its third cutting. The evidence of the first and second cuttings consist of towering stacks dotting the entire field lying ndjacent to the Chicago, Burlington & | Quincy railroad. The threshing of test and Appeal as Culmi- | nation of Unrest During Last Two Weeks. grain ‘in progress at the ranch this | week. The flying chaff accompanied by the roar of the blower are oid familiar sounds to some of the people who have chanced to visit the enter- prising valley during the past few days. The proposition s being investigated by a number of people who readily see the possibilities of dairying, hog and poultry raising, and truck gardening, in addition to the grains and forage now being raised in large quantities. The loading station or. the Burling Two tiny Grecian images modelled beads of a girl and a man were the “Love Gods” before which Belton Kennedy and Mrs. 3 e Oben- chain paid homage it was learned a few days ago. They were found at the death house in erly Canyon the morning after the crime. ton line along the northside of the ranch js considered a big asset to in- WHAT JOHNSON RANCH OF S50 ACRES. |< =i5- sci é —o ‘ rahe ee | _~ TO BE DIVIDED INTO 40-RERE | rrr murnicuciy ||| «= «Manhattan Means : $1086 r | = The Henry Johnson irrigated ranch, comprising approxi- sare 2 THE name Manhattan stamped z IN farms and placed on the market, according to information mic county jail, se’ on the charge | | of the utmost in Shirt Satisfaction, as PURSES Sat Secu Iota handle the cotae propeitiog. at Casper realtor, Whe cq: that after the had ridden foto the many thousands of Manhattan wearers gi hae 5 ae and! tacked her. She escaped and fled, she will attest. = UMPIRE DALE STRUCK BY : ; Pi Si oR | 3 FALL STYLES ARE READY - Airplane = seen thi inat when the ake. full R LECTI \ USEBIL, GAME DEED "Ss 8 c Sale ||| ; : Sian FOR TIME ON THORSON ixsrscssorene x." receliemeete cee tect! M. D. BARNETT : sii a Outfitting Co. i oe FREE! FREE 120 East Second Street and Knocked THE HOME OF CHESTERFIELD CLOTHES delayed for was revived was given a hand by the crowd when he gamely resumed | calling them. WOMAN RESCUED FROM TOP OF AUTOMOBILE WN BIVER TORRENT. CLAIM CHEYENNE, VW Hubbell of He mect Scott's ‘ To the first 25 ladies entering our store tomor- row we will give free of any charge a due bill good for $2.00 to apply on any purchase of $10.00 or more. Parachute Drop LORENA TRICKEY Champion Lady Trick Rider of the World Be Here Promply At The Stroke of 9 a. m. 20 lated that whi this city he witne the rescue of # Cheyenne woman, whom he could not identify om ‘the top of her sedan Not Quitting Business JUST DOUBLING IT Folks, we thank you for attending our greatest sale yesterday and today. We were sorry to have to lock you out. We expected a crowd, but were not prepared to handle the throng of eager buyers that have swarmed our aisles from early morn to closing time at night. Folks, we thank you again and promise to wait on you promptly from now on. Many new bargains await you each day. GLANCE OVER THESE BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW n swept from ado-Wyoming i Thereafter Hubbell’s car ed the marooned er, out of the wa- rope to it and another car, and its pai ter. Previous! soldiers fror Where Bargains You Will Find Galore at the BARGAIN BASEMENT Ladies’ Cotton ng = Ruaae pe aemage ee > ap: eback, had efforts to an Hubbell, remains Special DRESSES Special — New Fall Hats Special CORSETS Comprising of all unknown. Stk. eS MEXICAN GONVIGTED OF Silk Camisoles ::....... + + —. One group of dresses HARRY | colors and_ styles. 7 . viced so cheap you | - . . 2 Ne 4 Values ranging eer ; enlt, <f * ;, SECOND DEGREE MURDER | ranging in, price W from $ito S15 AN ihan Setanta silk $1.49 | shterers 19¢ from >to grouped and your calues you ever saw. Teddies -.2-2—.-- inne . CS ba ape $4.50. le Price haiee e ? Values to $25, sale price LTERS Cr ae Silk Infants’ Crib Sweaters: — $3.95 $2.25 $4.69 $9.99 Champion French Garment Shop 210 S. WOLCOTT ST. NEXT TO LUKIS CANDY SHOP Exclusively at KIMBALL’S ATA TMA iS) ase ee ae $1.95 Waits... - BAD Women’s Cotton Teddies eS we Petticoats... Pee Seco Silk Petticoats .... Children’s Dresses ... tobe LOO Women’s Fancy Figured Kimonas ....._... $1.00 io aa a SATO Extra Size Large 39 Turkish Towels —.. 00... Women’s 2 e Ys hpbispencyy ea © Hundreds of Others Too Ba tie to Mention Opposite Postoffice as Trick Rider of the World DON’T MISS IT ‘Be There Every Day