Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 2

PAGE PAGE TWO IL MAGNATES fii MUST PAY TAXES J : ; i C i J others wl ON STOCK ISSU E Supreme Court Decides Against Rocke- feller and Associates in Illinois Pipe- line Stock Distribution 21—John D. “Rockefeller and with him in the distribution by t the Prairie Oil and Gas compan) k respectively in the Illinois Pipe-| rie Pipeline company must pay in- under a decision today by the su-} gard court. ON. Nov. icipated WASHIN USED TO HIDE LIQUOR CACHE s Button and ng Closet. ce opened easily » officers threaten- door one of tho in tripped a secret spring and of the door flew open disclosing quor cache. The door itself Is the unique de- by but one. When ea to force th mates of the prings it] Panels of the door could be automati b cally oper @ person desiring @ drink coul a bottle ef liquor, ally releas paid for the A man Parnell operatin ing liquor and was 2 $100 in po.| ning. The 0 lice co ingeniou of the police. Rubbernecking : t t st Yellowstone} <=} READY FOR ADMIRERS and romantic, finding nothing an {n- surmountable obstacle in his path as paigt! for a woman's heart and hand— that is the new role in which thous ands of Mix admirers will greet their favorite on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the | when the feature attraction. all, with the exception of his horse Tony, for ships ana shoes and palms and revolutions, Mix makes the tran si fe a ing—all In a manner that not. only brings acclaim for powers hitherto unsuspected, but a realization now and hereafter one may new and nermster one may eet EE DE RATION | MEET OPENS line, preme os ow t court F be reviewed by | © BU Announcement TOM MIK |\— There is an unusual and startling surprise, together with a pl Mix admirers when they greet this| popular Fox star in the production en- | titled “The Rough Diamond.” They | will find Mix showing a. new and unthought.of power and genius in a role differing from any he has ‘ever enacted before—playing the part of a daring and dashing cavalier to the tune of a inmantic story that sends him adventuring across the seas into the broil of a political revolution in a Latin republic—just becauso the eyes of “the most beautiful girl in the world’* beckoned. Like @ modern D'Artagnan, reckless he makes his daring and dashing cam- Amvnca Theatre, “The Rough Diaisond” will be Call and fa upon to abandon his famous iiiar cowboy outfit, away from nd ranches, exchanging them ition with an ease and power that proclaim him’a finished and singularly versatile actor. Never before did Mix have an opportunity to play on the motions such as he has in this pro- uction and he takes full advantage of makes one laugh or thrill, tizhten eeth during, tense moments or open hem with a smils at his dash and dar- Fight) stood at attention that! ———— PIONEER RESIDENT OF ATLANTA, Ga. BURNB, Wyo., Nov. 21—Gus Palm,| Pioneer resident of the district north- east of Burns, underwent an operation for amputation of a hand mangied in a corn shredder ——.__. —TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS—| BRING RESULTS Phone 27 Industrial Ave. * Dr. M. T. Liang (eft) and Admiral ‘Tenj, Chinese delegates to the dis. armament conference taking fh th¢ sights of Washington. } Feeling Grippy? Cold Coming On? DRY: tities, sensation in the ing’s Discovery wt .once. You wil; Tike the way it takes hold and eases the cough, loosens the and relieves the congestion in the eyes and head, and soon es tp the .most obstinate attack of cald and grippe. 3 Children and grownups alike use it. No harmful drugs, but just good medicine for colds, coughs and gripe. Sold by your druggist for 60c. Dr. King’s New Disc for Colds and Cough Tired Out in Half a Day? You wouldn't be if your bowels were act- Ee regularly. Try Dr. 's Pills slugeish bowels. | You'll fit Sor work. At all druggists 25c. PROMPT! WON'T GRIFE T. King’s Pills , P ” + a Is Near at Hand You Will Need the Necessities to Make the Day a Success. Roasters, all sizes, up from. j,, ,preaming of a triumphant return, America’s Unknown went forth Ito death. Yet his:dream came true. Olympia, his fiag-draped casket was borne to his native land while fellow warriors and high dignitaries of the nation, headed by Secretary of War ‘Weeks, Secretary of the Navy Denby, and General Pershing (extreme | were on hand today for the opening of the third annual convention of the| ®.s-, |American Farm “Bureau association. FARM BUREAU} TAL = A2) Sacus fawior(o ooe PPPOOSESOSSOSSOSSSSSOSOSOSSSOOSOSUI OP OFOF POP OO PTE OOOOD Specialists in Apparel for Women and Misses “. eececcreocoocoors SPRING Millinery JUST RECEIVED, - The First Showing in Town of 3 i Early Spring Hats Consisting of Slipper Satins, Flowered Hats and New- one-eleven cigarettes 2O forl5* 5 |The sessions will continue through Wednesday. FOR THE ay Bie gPeceeeeeweseseesosoocosonscoosstosooesososoeeserenenoosssosscesooesooeteees: Magazines at Cut Prices Orders of Two or More at Following Prices: est Paris Modes—For Immediate Wear. ALL MODERATELY PRICED : Motor Cosmopolitan Poth Vogue (24 issues) AT Haron! Serdes 160 | Harper's Basser Roya! PER | Harper's Magazine $2.25) Hearets ' ‘Terao ae YE New Buses WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE ¥ J 2 e AT isi ture ia G *3 32 > ° Pe S. Deline. iS e Seats ogee Pp Hand Building eo , BARI Systems ve | reves Adan The Webel building is being demolished to make Vanity Fete YEAR) Motion Picture’ Cleesic “way for the new Lyric Theater. Pictorial Review | Woman's Home Com- 4 AT pe ite Motion Picture { ', “Apply Charles Shoblom © $1.40) adios’ , Journal $1.78] Little Folke ef OER 2’ Hows Joursa! % as sitet a Evening ca. Mae .AT WEBEL BUILDING YEAS P's (2 years) YEAR] Collier's Weekly Magazines Make Delightful Christmas Gifts. Do Not Hesitate About Sending Check. Uncle Sam Is Your Protection. _ THIS AD WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN. DO IT NOW! _W. H. Greene, P:O.Box -1398 From the decks of the historic TO THE HOUSEWIFE How would you like to go to your telephone in the morning and call a number, for instance 631, and when you have your connection say to the * person answering: Po eeoroorsccoccoorscoooccecseocenecaeeseeeoeseeeosconcceceesooseoooooo ooo ooese® Nov. 21—Repre-| of the union and two foreign countries BUANS LOSES ONE HAND, Toe W. F. Dunn HAY, GRAIN AND FEED |] Best Quality, Lowest Price eee 75 otter $1.75 Community Silver, all patterns, Carving Sets, 5 Jy aia tater aie IST ES ae —$4.85 China and Glassware, Pyrex Baking Dishes, Food Choppers, up from. teense $2.00 Pressure Cookers... --$20.00 to $39.50 Butcher Knives and Knife Sharpeners. Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 Percolators, up from “I would:like to order my groceries. You have et id in fancy and staple groceries, have you not?” “Yes Madam, everything.” “Then I wish you would send me >— » ——, and do you have fresh fruits and veg- etables>” ; “We have everything that is on the market in fruits and vegetables and they are fresh, we make a specialty of keepisig them that way.” “Will you pick out for me some nice celery and —, . . , and dairy products. “Yes Madam, butter, eggs, cream, milk, butter- milk and cottage cheese.” “ ‘And M * “Yes indeed, the Hufsmith market will take care of you, you may give your order to us or call 159, in either event your order will be delivered with your groceries. Just ask for the cut that you want and leave it to them to fill your order.” ~ “And when will I get this order.” “Our delivery leaves for the north at 9 o'clock in the morning and at 2.0’clock in the afternoon and for the south at 10:30 o’clock in the morning and at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon.” “Now let me'see, I have ordered 9 a, meat, Wie Peeohies oad peat ; mere —TI guess that is all I need. Isn’t that fine, one place and all at one time and all to be delivered at once? Now I won't have to worry any_ more about them.” “Oh, say, it is so stormy out toda; and I just have to have a spool of white thread, No. 50, would you get it'for me and send it out with the groceries: ‘ 4 “Yes, indeed, we would be glad to, or anything else of the kind and thank you very much for your order. By the way, we are especially prepared to furnish you with everything you will need for your’ Thanksgiving dinner and would suggest that you put in your order as soon as you have planned your menu. Natrona Butter Shop Phone 631 and 159 244 East Second = > < ~ FOR THANKSGIVING Say It With Flowers’ Thanksgiving Day, from the time of the Pilgrims up to the present, has: demanded floral decorations for the dinner table. . ; Freshly ‘cut flowers amid the good things of Thanks- giving Day. add zest to the appetite and beauty and fra- grance to the senses. oa : Just a few blooms or a table decoration whichever you prefer and the pleasure shall-be ours to serve you. We Can Deliver Flowers Anywhere by Wire. Ask Us About It. Casper Floral Co. Phone 872 153. S. Woleott—New Midwest Bldg.