Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 5

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3,°1921. : Phe Tarver Oaitn Peihune PAGE FIVE SOAARESTSBY IDENTITY OF yoRDER GANGAGGEPTS. U.5.DRY AGENTS INVITATION 10 ANALYSIS OF GLASSES “ DURING MONTH SL Pe lrag. Meryiang. eacel IRISH MEETING Wage and aa foe Ah I Extr a Sp ecl ial Costs Are Probed ccan white ointment that will not bum | emicdy an agree a iat ry bute nes SEE , FRR OTE A 5 ST - a ee ached between the end of Februcr 19: th Sinn Fein. —_—_—_s- zi remier has /raid | According to a Greek writer, effem # would not inter-> 4 at ge, 3 cement was ‘ate Gandies in ancient Greece some ' ge . 0 dis-'imes slept on bed= of sponge. ORS " Bo ie ds. % rimmed spectacles found in the Efforts, to run down these cl pocket ot a well man who | proved fruitless. TeBay tt occurred or blister like the old-fashioned mustard | was found Saturday in 2 | to-the police of South River. N. J., - , y veecd F T d oT Stills Confiscated| Somer at inswick, N. J., | near the scene of the crime, to have NEW YORK, Nov. 2—A study of| ,,JUst Spread it on with your fingers. or oday and omorrow ing es the’ Believe the identity of the | an ‘analysis of the lenses ot the | Ulster Premier to Join im Dis- . Ot a, twing costs te nonteane.| Gently but surely it penetrates to the F and meiate, of Gallons | victim been established as | giasses made by an expert optome- _ cussion of Plans Submitted (T°Smticn “inaustsien on which pro.) £3 Spot and draws out the pain. Get Here are two spec that ¢' »mething to of Liquor Seized in Frank Passyno, Who formeriy Mv- | triat. The analysis was made and to British by Sinn posed aadictedhdl: wage cute te sralc| seer ae ed Grog stare Sodiy. talk about. Just thi hat is in you. Don't a State. ed at. 903 E street, Sparrows Pott, wired Dr. Barenburg by Chief of = Feiners. {road worketarap-taeed: was bagi to:| 2 eee eee sboaetee staesea. miss this opportunity. If you don’ buy, come 5 re ee "i 4 clals of ral is en oO! eo siss. tember was a red letter month in the) PUrs of this city. In the same poc- | Dr. Barenburg compared the an. | LONDON, Nov. 3—(By The Asso- ol river and north of the Ohio river, | About 165 Hats ‘operation of the federal prohibition de-| ket was a silver pencil and $1.09 tn | alysis with his prescription file and | ciated Press}—Sir James Craig, the : if partment in Wyoming. Federal Pro-j Change. In another pocket was | found that he had made lenses ex- | Ulster premier, has accepted the cov expected {> be able to publish within Carl Jackson | found @ newspaper scrap, whica evi- | actly such as those in the glasses | ernment’s invitation, dispatched yes: 2° Y eax notices aa to the extent of pro.| In all colors and shapes. They are manufacturer’s ‘announced today: During the month| Gently had served as a wrapper for ind on the : ay, to come. to London and con-1) oa. 0 fo i Ra iuideth weee ainda: uy, te fecerel] ‘a Dackade. On this’ an Glncec com. | on mrasch Dee arte iC ashigr Ulecer"a artiende foward peer an aindhalls Veneer aa! sample hats._. Every hat in the lot is worth from $4.00 Pepuarions" Sapa tetthe ‘state, 18h the proposals regarding the Uisier "applications for the cuts are not! to $6.50. weal isi etille were ‘contiacated, x: SALES TAX Jefar ot the older and smatier struc volved in the Trish. settlement pene a I ek ad ss 2 ens FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW 176 gallons of mash were found and |fures of the University of Louisiana] sir James, it is stated, is coming 6666066 hs destroyed, 696 quarts of “home brew” Were destroyed by fire last night. Loss] to London to discuss specific plans. e ¢ were seized. two wagons and four FIGHT Is ON the main college buildings waa pre-| submitted to the government by the f y OUR CHOICE horses were confiscated, $2,800 in vented only by heroic efforts of hun-| Sinn Fein, of such a character that | fines for violations of the federal pro- ‘dreds of students. the government thinks them feasible i MAKE YOUR HOME AT 697.54 of revenue taxes on liquor! WASHINGTON, Nov. 3—The fight hibition law were collected and $175, i if Ulster agrees to them. These plans 4 | Were collected. for thgssales tax was launched today October, however, Jackson etated./in th@enate by Senator Smoot, Re- =D TC f= show 4 record at least three times| publican, Utah, after the tax revision y | mr ‘as good as that of September when the| measure had been perfected with com- reports are compiled. mittee and individual amendments WHEN. IN DENVER | THEN Conveniently located near the heatt of the busi- | 100 Men’s Heavy Ribbed The state prohibition department} disposed of. Propoaents of the sales ‘also has been very active recently.| levy said they went into the fight During the last six weeks the depart | with 40 votes pledged for their plan pbs xikcate - aeons ness and shopping center of the city. Car lines from ment state operatives have seized 24 stills and $6,400 in fines haya been col- 4 ee rere Pe oe ee See = aegis sad a ge RIGA, Nov. 3—(By ‘The Asso: | 5 ‘toad first aid to adalta, and will for. | Now | Union Depot to the door. Best service. Everything | U b/ S : MOBILE, Aln., Nov. 3.—A black ’ | pibition mig bear weighing 420 pectin was Tanck clated Press}—Navigation of the | nish 30,000 supplementary rations in the market to eat. You may catch your own moun- | nion uits for bedridden patients in the fam- ine region, it is announced by the Rosta News agency. in the swamps 17 miles north of here, Volga river lias been closed for the 3 (NER Rm Rein Bootleggers Are | secteraay by yay. W. G. Johnson, a winter, owing to tea, and loygrater. Iccal ministe: bear was shot fiy OC NS) polief to starving villages far from Seized on Yale — es ‘ ax halted winter sowings, UNIVERSITY FIRE DAMAGES, | in Russia for the American relief which, it's feared, will not exceed College Grounds BATON ROUGE. La.. Nov. 3—Sev-|_administration, has agreed _to_ex-_|_50_per_cont of the amount planted. | tain trout from the pool in the Italian Garden for * a ns ae your meal. Neat, clean, airy rooms. In fact, all the All sizes. They are regular sellers at $1.65, and comforts of a real home and you will enjoy your visit at the present market price they are worth more. in Denver if you stop at The Albany. | TODAY AND TOMORROW—WHILE TNEY LAST “YOUR CHOICE y. 3—The drought ‘n or passable wagon roads. . Haskell, director of work PEPER DODES EES ERED NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 3.— ‘The tof Walter R. Lord and George O'Connellon the Yalo uni. versity grounds, charged with illeg- ally. transporting arid selling liquor Was announced today. Acting on information given by a student, .a state prohibition, officer met Lord on the university grounds by a telephone ayfpolntment last night, bought a bottle of liquor | from“himand arrested him. Scarch { of Lord's home. disclosed a large | quantly of liquor, alcohol and a rec- tifying plant, prohibition agents said. The Nelson and Bay Hat Shop ‘ 131 S, Center—Balcony Smith & Turner Drug Store Ze Greatest Millinery Sale Starts Tomorrow These finely styled hats are marked at very spe- cial prices for Friday and Saturday. The season's smartest styles in Pattern Hats $5.50, $7.50 and $10 WORTH UP TO $22.50 A visit will convince you. Children’s school hats, $1.50 to $2.50. In red, green, brown and navy blue. - 260 So. Center St. Casper. Wvo. O'Connell was arrested after de- livering two bottles of liquor in a atudent’s dormitory room, It was an- nounced, ‘CIWANINS ENDORSE FATHER AND SON WEEK ~ Unanimous endorsement of Father |~ and Son week was voted today by the Kiwanis club following an address by ‘Rev. C. M. ‘Thompson, Jr., before the regular meetig ot the club at the} Henning hotel. | Today's attendance prize donated by Kiwanian Burns was won by Kt-} wwanian Schergk. Mrs. Treber enter-| tained with vocal selections with Ki- wwanian Graybeal as accompanist. The biography of Kiwanian Cobb was read by Kiwanian Petetson and W. J. Bailey presented ahother in-|, stallment of his early ‘history of Cas- = \ eR Leer | Big Specials i in READY-TO-WEAR © PLUSH COATS Some With Fur Collars. 25% Discount SUITS In all the latest styles, materials and made by the best manufacturers in the United States. Come in while the sizes are complete. 25% Discount Infants’ and Childrens Coats, 15 Per Cent Discount Sizes 8 to 16. These Special Discounts Will Last Only a Few Days. Makes hi Dinner more Enjoyable ButteeNut “f* Coffee Belicious” = = = = = = = = = Next week Kiwanian Richenbach will give the biography of Kiwanian Scberck. Socialists To Celebrate Red Revolt, Nov. 7 CHICAGO, Nov. 3—The Scolajjst na- tional Executive committee today an- nounced that local branches have been asked to hold mass meetings November 7 in celebration’ of the|z fourth anniversary of the Russian revolution and on November 11 to/% Yoice their opposition to war and to armaments, 3 ._It also was announced that action of ithe Socialist national convention at Detroit last June in refusing to renew | Regotiations fcr affiliation with the Third. Internationale. (Moscow) has|& endorsed by a party referendum. ‘The vote. was 2,617 for no affiliation, to 676 for renewed overtures. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Bockuaare | Ladies’ Meeting at the MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL West Eleventh and South Cedar” Friday Afternoon ie 2 O’°CLOCK It Is Every Voter’s Duty to Vote Intelligently. : All Second Ward Voters Invited. We Are Exclusive Agents for Betty Wales and Maid Marion Dresses JUST RECEIVED A Big Shipment of Blackshire Dresses The House of Black. a The manufacturers of these dresses are con- sidered authority on black dresses. They come in canton crepe, kitten’ S ear crepe and crepe meteor. General Meeting Same Place, 8 P. M. ,Same Evening EVERYBODY INVITED Casper Party -- BLACKMORE Ticket Headquarters—405 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1184 Two of the Leading Dress Manufacturers. Bright eyes, a clear skin anda body = Aull of youth and health may be 4 yours if you willkeep your system |= “ tnorder by regularly taking GOLD MEDAL OM Som OR he world’s standard remedy for liver, bladder and urle acid troubles, enemies of life and looks. In use since 15 Per Cent Off on All Furs We have a wonderful se- lection of wool and silk dresses. Richards & Cunningham Company THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM 1g! YOU WANT THE BEST \ i 2 i. i druggists, three sizes. at ar pert tata oo VH:HzHzZz3}z=HU5v5§M ETA ATAMANNNNNMN i

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