Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN “SHERIDAN MAN ACQUITTED OF ~NILLING DEPUTY Applauds Verdict SNOW AND COLD FORECAST FOR MOUNTAIN REGION, DENVER, | | colder weat Arizona northeastern and tern Arizona with unsettled ns continuing tomorrow out Colorado, northern +} Mexico and Uta ‘ ¥ill be colder tonight In south and extreme north central , northwestern New Mexico, n Arizona and extreme south- ern Utah. Warmer weather was pre- @icted in enstern Colorado tomorrow. Royal Gems = New cS tt The diamond and emerfld ear- | ngs which Napoleon gave Em- | preas Josephine have been placed sale in New York. They are | od at $100,000. Migs H. Mendy, e Fitth Avenue jeweler’s assistant, ie wearing them. WYOMING EXPLORATION ya th Jo FIRM DISSOLVED: | i | In reporting the dissolution of the Ww: Exploration company +r of references ntioned the Western ANNUAL ‘HEART DAY’ CAMPAIGN ‘IS SCHEDULED HERE TOMORROW told their from Paris u rjorie Roth Her cat's name is. Minouche. oy cat, the latest rage with the mademolselles id who just returned to New York It catches no mice;for it Is a Tomorrow is the day to “give a fellow a chance.” The “heart day” campaign which is being put on by the Casper division of the Wyoming Children’s Home society will begin early in the morning and will continue into the evening. | for the last eight years, will expire. The small red hearts which symbolize the sympathies and desire to help which every citizen of this city must fee ward the homeless waifs who have », wit | Deputies Vote hange bull A committ ft his evening with Mrs. al y chairman chair. | vember will at her home, in ozder to discuss the final arrangements for tomorrow's} “tagging.” a | JUDGE METZ HOLDING = | COURT IN THIS SITY’ Judge Percy Metz of Basin, Wyo., is holding court in Casper for Judge C. igned to has bi Ast ere Ppl earil is in sessl nm Assi tizenship vill be | Is That Cold and Cough Hanging On? YOU will be convinced that Dr. if King’s New Discovery does just what it is meant to do—soothes cough- raw throats, congestion-tormented chests, loosens the phlegm pack and breaks the obstinate cold and Fippe attack, relieves the congestion in head, No harmful drugs, therefore good for children as well as grownups, Right away you will notice the change for the better. Has a con- vincing, healing taste that you will appreciate. Buy a bottle at any drag- gists on the way home neglect. consti the health to-night, 60c. || Dr. King’s | New Discov For Colds and Cou ry Fis It urfdermines all vim out of ‘itis will invigorate the system, stir up the liver, move the bowels. All druggists, 25¢. PROMPT! WON T GRIPE | Dr Kings Pills promptl. The polls cl evening. Be ber of links i windo number, w Bag. Come in and vote. judgment in re this bag. Exclusive Jewelers Notice to All Voters 9 o’clock tomorrow nd $ave your vote cast on the num- piece of mesh you will see in our e one guessing the number ,or the closest receive free a beautiful French Mesh It costs you nothing. Your d to number of links may win you LADIES NOT REQUIRED TO GIVE THEIR AGE Winter-Henthorne 141 East Second St. ouses, and the meet | > bert Veitch 1 t0-| Pyebto $3,900. Che Casper Daily Cridune "HUSBAND STABS MAN TE FOUND WITH AS Victim of Attack in Boulder Hospital With 15 Wounds Inflicted by Man With Pocket Knife. LYONS, Coto, Nov. 25. — Frank Semuelson, 22 years of age, is in a eritical condition in a Longmont hos- pital with 15 knife wounds in his body as the result of attack alleged to have been made upon him by William Carbell, 30 years of age, near here, last night, Cerbell fs in the county jau at Boulder. ‘ | By chance, it was said by author- automobile in which Carbell broke down in front of a , Just as Mrs. Carbell and were leaving the dance Many an opportunity has been lost to you by not being in touch with the market. The Petroleum Industry FROM STREET PARKING A Nash car belonging to Attorney W. H. Patten was stolen from the curb in front of a local dance pavil- fon Wednesday night and no trace of the machine had been found at a late hall. Carbell followed the couple, alleged, and assaulted Sarnuelson with it is Has Recently Shown a Decided Improvement faa. Samuelsons home Carbell llves near a pocket knffe. is in Longmont, Estes Park. bour today. Mr. and Mrs. Patten and some friends stopped at the auditor- Af” Wiese ced ae S persisient cough or In order that we may find a market price for you that would meet your wishes it is necessary that we know what stock you wish to sell or buy. ry Civil Service | Exam to Name | New Postmaster | List Your Stocks For Sale List Your Orders For Purchases DENVER, Colo., Nov, 25—The suc- cessor to Benjamin F. Stapleton, Den. ver postmaster, whose recent. resigna- fon is scheduled to become effective December 1, will be selected through competitve civil service examination, it was dectded today. The examina- tion will be held December 20 under the auspices of the civil service com- mission. Another postmaster vacancy will develop in, Pueblo, January 24, when the term of S. 8. Belesfield, incumbent j If We Can Serve You We Trust You ,~ Will Not Hesitate in Calling Upon Us The Denver postmastarshtp pays a salary of $6,000 a year and that at French Suppor ment on {i NOTICE. Baptist ladies Aid will “hold pron and bake sale Saturday 26th at Holmes’ F {commencing at_10 ‘o'clock. | | | Curling Irons © for bobbed hair. Large for regular work. H } Waver $10.00 Makes the genuine fi French wave. Se All apphances are ab: years. 142 E. Midwest Ave. he chamber of 7 to 180 gavi Buy Your Electrical Things at an Electrical Shop $3.50 and $4.50 Se, Small light iron for stubborn hair, for children and grees of heat. A Complete Stock of All Appliances Electric Supply & Construction Co. i It’s the PUP CAFE For Chili Con Carne, Chicken Tamales and |} All Kinds of Short Orders. t Taylor & Clay Inc. STOCKS BONDS GRAINS Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Bldg. Phones 203-204 TURKISH BA™-S A SPECIALTY Shower, Tub, Steam and Cabinet. For Ladies and Gentlemen. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 128 East Second Street Basement, O-S Building poem CL Richards & Cunningham Company | @ ts 108 N. Center St. MEN’S DEPARTMENT ; We are selling all of our Winter wearing apparel’ for Men and Boys at greatly reduced prices. See us when you want to purchase any kind of wearing apparel for Men or Boys as our prices are ab- solutely the lowest in Casper for first class merchandise. a Our best Suits and Overcoats are tailored by the well known Hirsh-Wickwire Clothing Company of Chicago, who are among the leaders of the United. States in ready-to-wear clothing, which is guarantee enough as to style, fit and workmanship. We are selling them at very reasonable prices.. See us for your next Suit. z BOYS’ CLOTHING | Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws are greatly reduced in price now. If any pe your bays need wearing apparel call ons and we will save you money on all pur- chases made. . ss s “oo Bis iron with removable clamp eating Pass $8.00 : Always ready with three de- OA Our Hat stock is the largest in Casper and we have them at all Also have a splendid assortment of Men’s and Boys’ Caps which we are selling at popular prices. See us for your next Hat or Cap. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS We are heavily stocked now with Blan- kets, Comforts and Pillows which we are sell- ing at greatly reduced prices. See us when you want bedding of any kind. at N245 4 We always carry a large stock of Underw Men and Boys which enables us to fit a eid syerybody.ana. our_prices are right. Call and be con- ed. f ~s 4 Grill Stove $5.00 With removable tray for frying. Wwe cleat it srecia fC ‘e are ing out an o! of Cooper’s hi ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers—-$1.60 and $1.78 values—also Men’s heavy fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers at.98 cents per garment. We always carry a splendid atock of Trunks, , Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. We are selling them at greatly reduced prices. Call’ on us for your luggage. solutely guaranteed for two THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM CO. WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST. il lt Phone 483-W