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

<A ia u niv . ‘og 4 Ale iu WE Tat qu Fu SS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 192 ONE 15 KILLED, _ THREE INJURED OBTAINS SUBSCRIPT (ONS tN RECORD TME FST OAT ~~ IN AUTO CRASH Train Crashes Into Car at Crossing With Fatal Results to Brother of Baptist College President. LAS VEGAS, N. M., Nov. 5.—One man was killed, one badly bruised and one girl probably fatally hurt and two other girls seriously hurt late dast night when an automobile was struck by a freigh* “rain at Romeroville, ecv- eral nilles from here. All the girls ‘were normal school students. ‘The dead man is Floyd Cook, a nor. maf stutient, brother of the presideni of the Bapust college here. The girl probably fatally hurt is Laura Crawford of Albuquerque. ‘The other girls are: “Billy” McCargo of Texas;! Irene Gage of Las Vegas; Forester Woodruff of Fort Stockton, ‘Texas, was badly bruised. Leland Pew, driver of the stage, which was operated by the Union Stage line of this city, was seriously and possibly fatally injured. He was unconscious when picked up after the! accident. Passengers on the stage said that qwhen the acéident happened the stage ‘vas traveling at the ordinary rate of speed. They, sald it was passed by a ilk truck and trailer going in the game direction and that the trailer struck the left front wheel of the stege causing the accident. The injured passengers and Mrs. Slauson’s body were taken to a hos- pital in Tempe. + Among the injured were. Charlotte McDonglas, sister of Mrs. Slauson, ylightly injured; D. L. Bellow, Flora Pheew of Tempe, Howard Phew of Tempe and two Indians. One_of the Indians was sald to have suffered in- ternal injuries. PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 6,—Mrs. Buck Slauson of Chandler, Ariz, was instantly kilied and several other per- sons were seriously and possibly fa- tally Injured this afternoon when a large automobile stage bound for this elty from Tempe, 10 miles enst_of here, overturned a niile.and a half west of Tempe. Mrs. Slauson was one of the 13 passengers on the stage when it overturned. Fair Weather Will Continue HAROLD MIKKELSON 1S FIRST BOY TO EARN A BIGYGLE| === 2ss=crzca sa." Mikkelson, the e old rs = Mr. and Mrs, 1. s. Worth ington, is the first winner of a bicy- cle in the Wyoming Weekly. Review contest. Herald not only wen a fine Wheel, but he has a good chance to win, the $25" wold prize offered for fast work. ‘The contest was announced in Cas per for the first time on ,Thursda: evening and Friday morning the bicy } cle was placed on display in the Van Gorden Investment company window Friday morning, the boys began com- ing in and by noon there were abou 2% canvassing the town in an effori tered. but the boys themtfor in contests ne Ye workers. for himself and As yet, there are o dr} in Wyoming, - to get enough subscriptions to secure the Hieyele. They are all ages from eight to fourteen and have to wat ‘Tue contest is open to any boy or and subscriptions nay be taken from any place in the requirement armony. tmonize. blue and helio. WASHINGTON, predictions for Monfay are. Rocky Movntain and Plateau Re- Fions -Gencreity fair, , tempera. ear normal. 7 Nov. 5.—Weather the week beginnine poses Cutt aa ke the mex: suticura kee] complex- ion fresh and iialclesrs battle comple, white and hair peace The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint- ment to.soothe and heal and the ‘Talcum to powder and perfume. Sample Each Pres} ‘Qutenra Lab See ete ese peo ‘Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. CUSTOM TAILOR: + 150 East Midwest Ave. Upstairs—Phone 655-R [OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT Better Values for Less i Money A full line of woolens now on display for winter wear. - I do alterations on ladies” and men’s wear. Personal Service. 3 sees We're Ready ~To move your household goods. We specialize in haul- ing furniture and pianos. Baggage and any kind -of hauling. $s We are prompt and $ we give a guarantee on ¢ all our work. See Ben Transfer Co. Stanley Overbaugh, Poop, Phone 74-J e ‘ vs OU -want solid-color shirts: not alone for variety, but also for expression of your taste in color The shirt, in solid color, forms the keypote. Haberdashery is chosen to The ensemble is smart ard effective, yet unobtrusive. Emery Solid-color Shirts range from white to full color, with delicate shades of tan, lavender, pink, nile. pongce, Variety is added’ by woven-in patterns. Workmanship and finish equal to custom-made. ee ey ua Arre<moCc>< PAM Campbell-Johnson Co. Head-to-Foot Clothiers SPECIAL Lawrence Wall PRESENTS The Sapphire Girls THE Two MEN FROM KEWANEE The Laughing Hit of the Season i th mt Last Night of That Big Fun Show. —BY— THESAPPHIREGIRLS - “A WYOMING HERO SUNDAY all kinds and However, each do something ig. out to win. |The Casper Daily Tribune and see th three girls en-| bicycle and talk it over, 1 rately a in other citles girls have been quick and effect Che Casper Daily Tribune TRUST CEERTIFICATES SOLD year. Every‘boy or girl who does se cure this number will receive a di |Dicyele free, except the freicht| charges. The bicycle is not a prize, WASHINGTON, D. C., Sale at par of $9,539, Nov here is a prize and that is §25 tn gold to the boy or girl who segures his or her subscriptions in the short est length of time. Gay by the finance corporation. Any boy or girl who 1s interested is requested to call at the office = —TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS— RIN 7S. Courteous Drivers WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE Wonderful Bargains in.Second- Hand Building Material The Webel building is being demolished to make way for the new Lyric Theater. Apply-Charles Shoblom AT WEBEL BUILDING is Introducing : Uncle Sam As. a national bank it is our privilege to bring to our commu- nity the best services of Uncle Sam’s great national banking sys- tem. We are a link in the chain of strong banks that holds together for equal gain and advantage the financial interests of the nation— big cities and small communities alike. Citizens National Bank Oil Exchange Bldg. SPECIAL The Hoop-Rolling PHILLIPS THE KENNEDY KIDDIES In a New Act SPECIAL Sunday Matinee AT 3.P. M. Are=<moce<s PRAM of raitroad | equipment trust certificates Lela by it is pay for the work the boys do.|the government was announced to \n The time | for each entrant and is separate and distinct from the time any cther. n: $ Quick Servicé | PAGE FIVE emma um RA [Political Advertisement] THE EVENING AMERICAN VOL. 1 CASPER, WYO., NOV. ST TRUTH ABOUT THE PURCHASE OF THAT STEAM SHOVEL. To the People: Yourself and Lady are invited to th Winter You can hear it whispered about by political gum-shoers that when iii nnn Bob Veitch was chairman of the| y_ Evenin; Board of County Commissioners. ; November grvat sums of money were wasted to be the in buying | machin for © road Guests of work, etc Robt. Eu Veiteh = hear Mr. Blackmore's One instance will suffice: As our ate some more. But Bob chairman of the board Mr. Veitch | Nexen invil neh tg Wh: Bares and bought.an Erie steam shovel for approximately 000. This shovel was used a year, and its perform-| No American Party Candidates | }nize with to good mu your friends and long-winded | ance is kn to every man in jes and o ve a = forget all about | Natrona county interested In r us or 5 i . zd ! roads. It graveled two. miles of > on down 2 Seep t nd; made the Good ».| THE AMERICAN PARTY'S t through what is kne CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES r . on the Alcova road. ungerous grado a oad. This is < id then we'll|has been daisies and of Casper He for ah ce past sey- pout $5,000 in| into the county | pa: profit—the’ first | and time in the history of any Board of Commissioners ever turned cash Into the treasury. When Mr. Veitch retired as chairman of the Board, 'the shove was sold for $7,500, or $500 more than the original purchase price Summed up, this shovel earned ap proximately $5,500 for the county besides being u a year in road co » but for th years has tb with the legal dep: Midwest, THe is in ified to hold fiwhtch he aspires, 1 the people of Ward 1) cepresented in the Our |eral to place the j mission rth was laims of Bob Veitch and his run. son the American party the good people northeast co ore the bal ounted our b r of this page. Be s shall have been nes will be molding Posey, the American work during whiok time it moved|in the clay of the newspaper |r ; candidate for Councilman thousands upon thousands of yards | crav and our spirit will be 2 is another old-timer on = of dirt on the county roads. its way to its eternal re-|the ticket, and has been promt: = That's the kind of efficiency you] \vard. If you would have us rest}nent in city and county affaire for = may expect if you elect Mr. Veitch} in peace “though the poppies blow 7 He is a large prop- your Mayor next Tuesday. in Flanders Field,” you'll elect Bob and {s at present = oes and all artnera on the Amer with the Wyoming Fitt Gs : ° ing Fitt- = While the Veitch forces may They've fough fon Co. Mr. Posey is a = have beon temporarily lost in. the and squa Seietire ic Sod Anant eee = cloud of du Kicked up T3 I his dealings with his fellow cttt- ene Tie is zens have always been above re- nything | ponents as their 8 and neig! b proach. Besides being active in = vut respectable, it looks like the| bors and ma Aap op nes rremicen being) eer te = American ticket will come under|tion of the If you} ing great De wave Ginna abe the wire while their Iily-white| fail us, we may return to haunt} *P? Mer biice forced Och eines friends are delayed in adjusting} you in your dreams and make] {> the fehting forces of - their mud-chains | pus th t with the wail-|5°™ } tx of a disappointed soul. & J nne ‘Tribune com-| Wo'll appear Monday, and then} Tobert FE cancinre pla ack of “pep” in its|—good-bye and good luck. for council American ticket from . is a young man who stands high in the es teem of his nelghbors and asso- clates. He is a carpenter by trade, owns his own home, an@-is active tm every Iine of endeavor that pertains to the welfare of the city. If elected to the office, the prop- municipal ¢ Casper could spare its nei all the pep it wants, and still have more than a-plenty left. THE AMERICAN TICKET. For Mayor— Robert J. Veitch. Councilman, Ward 1— John J. Hancock. Councilman, Ward 2— . | Henry C.’ Posey. A feller never knows much about Himself until he gets into a pollt ical campaign. oo Eatin oo Jerty owners In Ward 3 can rest Call 1701 for election informa-| Counciiman, Ward 3— ‘assured that their interests will tion Robert E. McElveney. be tn good hands. {QUSULTAGUGUAAC EAA UT ICUs iis TUT THEATER Continuous 1 to 10:30 P. M. TODAY AND SUNDAY The Rowdy “An appealing drama of a Lovable little Firebrand who Fought with Heart ‘and Fists For what she wanted most DIWECTED § bvbY HAPULI GED THGME N STARRING GLADYS WALTON A UNIVERSAL PICTURE HARRY SWEET “MAMA’S COWPUNCHER” : i I ADDED ATTRACTION vewarvt jay