Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX took possession. MAN ARRESTED AT SALT CREEK PLANS TO FIGHT EXTRADITION TO KANSKS| Cc. A. Boyd, arrested at Salt Creek yesterday on a warrant held in Kan- sas, will fight extradition to his home state according to notice served on for the quantity the county officials here, today when he was asked whether he would waive his rights or not. The charge against Boyd is un- known here. The telegram which caused his arrest gave no details, An officer is now en route here from Cof- feyville, Kan., armed with the neces sary papers to take the man in cus- tody. JNL PROTECTION 70 BE CONSTRUCTED SOON In the future it will be next to im. possible for prisoners in the county) Jail to participate in jail deliveries,| no matter how much help they receive elther from the inside or outside. | Plans for the protection of the jail) have been worked out and contractors) today are examining the specifications) has, The plans call for secondary de- of the person tampering with the safe- ty devises. being suppressed, but Sheriff Marquis] injury. is sure that the plans are ample to} of the recent jail delivery. SHERIFF RAIDS ROADHOUSE ON YELLOWSTONE No Liquor Found but but Officer Takes Pos- session and Orders Place Closed; Operator Is Given Warning Another notorious joint operating under the name of road- house fel] into the control of county authorities last night when a raiding party lead by Sheriff Joe L. Marquis swooped down on the offending institution which was located about three miles east of Casper on the Yellowstone highway, and } At the time of tne arrival of the of (icers there were more than @ score of revellers in the tnstitution, but ap parently the hour was not propitious whiskey or As a result, the roadhouse was just cleared of its occupants, Dora Ray, alleged proprietress of the institution siven a good bit of official advice and] ci arrangements taken to prevent a re opening of the: piace. The Ray woman, known to the un derworld as an understudy of the no- torious Belle Reardon, ated the roadhouse which came to| y grief Wednesday night under t name of the Golden Gate Inn. It is stated that the Ray woman was such & successful ‘wperntor that thought that she was wasting her talents with such a small place so the new roadhouse on a more easy avenue of contact was built for her. The roadhouse which was closed is said to have been cond It is said that the officials promised that stringent methods would be taken to close the institution if it was ever again found to be operating. elso reported that the sheriff's office will keep closely in touch with the place in a hope of being able to find an excuse to exercise the plans that it SENATE ROOM DAMAGED. WASHINGTON, preparatory to submitting bids for the| great gold chandeller in the presi- work. |dent’s room off the senate chantber was badly damaged yesterday when fia'ses which it will be impossible to| part of the ceiling fell and broke gold peacz-nte without endangering the life) and glass globes. Senators Pomerene of Ohio, and Swanson of Virginia, Details of the plan are| were showered by debris but escaped protect the jail and prevent Fepetition | —TarBLaE CLASSIFIED ADS— BRING AS The Indies of Casper discovered the Kiwanis last evening at a banquet which was hied at the Henning | . A full attendance ee } the meeting of great tmportafce. which was the initial “lafies’ night” of the organization. The dinner was served with unusual elegance in the banquet hall of the hotel at 6:30 hotel. o'clock. Cc. A. Cullen, wants, presided donated by the were presented The husband of the Bown:an, of th ence. formerly oper. pred the aggr al selections. best loc Th inspiration: Tdeals.” cA.c esty arose and ers for chosing man when he it was last night is a big frame structure con-]| Leary th taining a dance hall, a small kitchen,| tion and four dining rooms on the second floor,| point tals of t punging rooms and other Is inel-| ganizat’on dent to the nefarious bu which by telling the was honored in angcuncing that Mrs. Harry Black had been award- ed the attendance price which was H. Nichols. Two boxes of bon bons to the lucky lady, trated by appropriate humorous | stories and the subtile wit of the author was féit tn every line hearty applause showed the appre- spent the remainder in blushing sil- Lady Kiwanian Sylvia Lobdell fa- oking Kiwanian of was then scheduled to give ruped by R. C. plained the terrible mistake. o! responded to his elec- ve a xplendid and to-the- He started the address GUESTS OF CLUB MEN “Ktwanie” taken from the Indian | lore and which means “we butid.” He then told of the hope of the organization to “keep tryste’ with the name and to back every civic movement for the betterment of the city. Mr. Leary also completed the pro- gram by singing “Wyoming Tul- lmby.”” President of the Ki- | Shee “Sc SORVEY OF IRRIGATION PROJECT BEING RUSHED, DAM SITE INVESTIGATED Earl D. Holmes, one of the leaders in the Casper project irrigation plan, which will mear so much to thie vic- |inity in the very near future, has lately made a tour of inspection over the proposed ditch and reports that \things are progressing with utmost rapidity. Engineer Louis Buese, who special- lizes in making tests of dam sites will begin drilling operations in the Al- cova section of the ditch. He will lmake a detailed report in the near 1 talk of “Kiwanis future as to conditions in that local- cullen with due mod- jity” At the present there are several thanked the broth- |gangs working on the survey of the him for the honored | project. was abruptly inter- It ts desired that any Casper citi- |zen owning a stx-horse-power engine that they will rent for tne operations jon the ditch, ngtity C. B. Stafford of | lthe Chamber cf Commerce immedl- lately. husband of Mrs. R. | with due ceremony of Mrs. GR. Ha gens added to the Interesting pro gram by a story of “The Husband officers were unable to find) or wires. C. H. Bowman on Life's other contraband in any! yighway.” ‘The biography was ilus- | The audience, while Mr, he state highway, egation with several Cather, who ex- Jack he ideals’ of the or- —— origin of the name hi __ Subscribe for The » Daily Trit ‘Tribune. ” Tt is Oct. (21. — The Always Fresh in the Air-Tight Package Qolorado Potato Flake & Mf¢.Co, Denver.Colorado RESULTS——_—_—. = Vall Like The Man From Last River Suits $39.50 43 Suits. Values which regularly sold as high as $75.00. Some fur trim- med and some without. Jersey Silk Petticoats —A present-day wardrobe is hardly complete without the silk Jersey petticoat. —The smooth foundation neces- sary for frocks and gowns is ob- tained more satistactorily with a silk jersey petticoat than with any other kind. —You'll find an excellent qual- ity silk jersey petticoat — some with accordion pleated Jersey ounces, some with taffeta flounces. A splendid assortment of cclors. At $5.95 sell at much higher prices. and value of these well-known Hats. At $18.50 there is a pleasing assortment of fine Hats in the prevailing styles —All Pattern Hats are included at this special price. MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY A CITY STORE AT YOUR DOOR Dresses $39.50 38 Dresses which reg- ularly sold as high as $59.50, in wools and silks, in all sizes and newest Fall style. SPECIAL MILLINERY OFFERING 100 Women’s Hats Greatly Underpriced $8.50 “$18.50 The $8.50 selection is comprised of Pattern Hats which would ordinarily Casper women need no introduction to the quality FOR SATURDAY ONLY Suits, Coats § 39 and Dresses NOW OFFERED AT UNPARALLELED REDUCTIONS Never before in the history of legitimate merchandising have such values been of- fered in superb wearing apparel for women and misses. Coats $39.50 Some have large fur collars, while others have a smart throw collar, which are almost as protective and equally attractive. Warm bolivias, velours, norman- die cloths, well tailored into all- enveloping Coats. This is a Coat opportunity of un- usual merit and should invite the inspection of every woman who wants a good Coat at a reasonable price. JUDGE MURANE be Caspet Daily Cribune KIWANIAN LADIES ENJOY DINNER ENTERTAINMENT (stopped at | ¥isited with | rane, who te attending the ATTHE ne WaT HE See = also ann nis —>—_—— Judge C. Murance to his offices here yesterday after! spending the last two weeks In Wash. ington, D. C., attending to business | matters for the concern and to per | sonal interests. WEIDNER STOLEN HERE While in the capital Judge Murane) was the guest at a luncheon of Presi-| dent Warren G. Harding on October) He and Judge T. Blake Kennedy | 12. | A Buick car belonging to Arch ere also entertained by Senator War-} Weldner, of the firm of Garbutt, Weld- On his return ner and Sweeney was stolen from the Judge Murane‘parking near the Henning hotel last BEGINNING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts Fashion Shop Opportunity To Buy High Class Merchandise AT BIG REDUCTIONS For the Next Ten Days We Will Allow a : 25 Per Cent Reduction On All Ready-to-Wear Waists, Leather Coats 154 S. Center St. - night while Mr. Weldner was attend. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921. ‘SPECIAL for SATURDAY Nice ripe Peaches, per dozen___-_-___ ~25¢ Fancy Jonathan Apples, 3 lbs. for_____25c Fancy Jonathan Apples, bu_ Belle Fleur Apples, per box. Sweet, Juicy Oranges, per dozen______ 35¢ Blue Hill Butter and Cheese — Fresh Eggs SOO $000600066O O00 The POMONA MARKET Around the Corner from Lukis Candy Co. 212 South Wolcott Street. DOES YOUR ROOF NEED ATTENTION? Winter is just around the corner. We have some good roof paint and cement. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU Holmes Hardware Co. Corner Second-and Wolcott .- ‘Phone 601 W. H. Brown Grocery and Market 949 North Durbin Street Phone 490 SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS DELIVERIES MADE ANYWHERE IN CITY AND SUBURBAN DISTRICTS 20c Size Best Pancake Flour, nee 15¢ Size Corn Flakes, pkg___________ 4-Ib. sack Best Pancake Flour_______' ae Barrington Hall Coffee, 1-Ib. cans_____- 50c 1-Ib. pkg. Fancy Seedless Raisins__-____ une Fancy Seeded Raisins, pkg. Large pkg. Crystal White Soap Chips_ “Be 10 bars White Laundry Soap_-___-__._- P. & G. Naptha Soap, 3 bars__.._----_—' — Seafoam Naptha Powder, large size____338c 4-0z. bot. Virginia Dare Lemon Extract, 50c 5-lb. pail Del Monte Jam____-__--__- $1.40 White House, Gold Medal Coffee, Ib___45c Qt. cans White Karo Syrup___________ 25¢ 14-gal. cans White Karo Syrup________ 45c , Boka English Breakfast Tea, 1/.-Ib. can, 20c Parlor Brooms, good value, each_______ 75c Heinz’s Salad Dressing, jar____-______ 35c Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, 3 cans for 50c Golden Wax Beans, No. 2 cans, 3 for___50c Green String Beans, No. 2 cans, 3 for___50c No. 214 cans Pumpkin, 3 cans for______ 50c - No. 214 Kraut, 3 cans for.______._____ 50c __$1, 00. Milk, tall cans, any brand, case____$6.00 ‘Milk, tall cans, any brand, 2 cans____25c Fancy Red Potatoes, 100-Ib. sack___$2,45 Fancy Red Potatoes, 16 Ibs, for__ Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibs. for. EXTRA SPECIALS 5-lb. pail Delicious Jam. 2-Ib. jar Delicious Berry Jam | 18-02. oor, ey Strawberry, Rasp- No. 1 Tall Can Pink Salmon 1-Ib. pkg. Fancy Currants_ 1-Ib. can Black Pepper-- 14-lb. can Best Cocoa No. 21 Best Tomatoes, 3 cans for______ 50c Best Iowa Corn, 3 cans for_______ _--50c No. 214 size Ainsley’s Fruit Salad_ No. 214 Hominy, 3 cans for_______ Gal. Blackberries, solid pack, can____$1.15 Gal. Apricots, solid pack, can__________90c Gal. Green Gage Plum, can___. Gal. Sliced Pineapple, can__________- Gal. Sliced Peaches, can___ 90¢ No. 24 Fancy Pears, can__ ~-39c No. 21 Fancy Apricots, can 30c Chicken Soup, No. 2 Early June Peas, 3 cans__ No. 2 Beets, 3.cans__.__-_-_-_ 50s 5-Ib. pail Cooking Jam______._- Campbell's Pork and Beans, 3 cans To Get Early Saturday Morning Sea Phone Your Order Friday Evening Between 7 and 9 P.M. = rdeden a tenant