Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 12

o “mm in PAGE TWELVE VENGEANCE FOR SHOOTING aS IN LOCAL Authorities Investigating Blaze Which Ruined Interior of Home Owned by Mrs. Pearl Williams Joint investigations are being conducted by city and county office: for the ince day to determine if possible the responsibility | ry fire which partially destroyed the interior of a home belonging to Mrs. Pearl Williams, 216 North Wol- 9 o’clock last night. apted firing of the home was made while Mrs. FOUR ROBBERS | Wiliams was absent from the home.| The \andals obtained entrance to the place and after pouring the contents of a can of coal oil over several rooms of the place, turned open the gas jets on the stove and then started the fire. N Strikes Ineffective Compared | |Purpose of j}among unionized workers for co-ordin- LABOR URGED T0 e USE BALLOT IN = ENGNG ENDS With Votes in Reform, Union Leader Tells Cheyenne People. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 7.—Chey- enne organized labor was bitterly ar- jraigned for voting for Harding for \for president, tn a speech delivered here Saturday night by C. W. Maier, |who is touring the country for the working up sentiment ated political effort. Maier advised workers ‘seeking betterment of their condition to use the ballot in preter- Che Casper Daily Cribune HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Play at Natrona County High School. gymnasium work might be started at t! drill has been discontinued for the rest of the term. ha lweeks. for approximately three hundréd new| books for the high school Mbrary. meet the particular needs of the Eng- Included in. the order is that of 20 of| the best magazines in the country. Assembly was held Tuesday morn-|report upon them. ing, December 6, at which Dr. G. M. Anderson gave a most interesting in-| oral. structive tal His topic was “The Value of Educ: .” He stressed: the!” point that Wyoming was the land of|Monday evening, December 5. opportunity for the young people of to- dk ae of Interest to so Pupils and ees e Work and Coach Morgan, instructor of boys’ athletics, made an an- houncement Friday, December 2, that all boys must have their gym suits by Monday, December 5, so that the real time. Military ‘These slips are not‘ returned An order is-being placed this week! {o the office, as was done formerly. All book reports of Mrs. Ruth These books have been selected to/ Mann's junior English classes, were turned In last Wednesday, November Ush, history, science, fine arts, and!:9 ‘These were the first book reperts commercial departments of the Behool-| 04 this semester. During the year leach student must read a list of four books selected from the classics, and Two of the re- ports must be written and two are A funior. class meeting was held The ‘purpose of the meeting was to perfect plans for 2 Christmas party to be giv- day. With the tools of a fit mind, fit bedy, and education there is-nq' ing that the “You are long on strike and short} can not e jon vote,” he declared. “I warned you | qualities rinse One Cecio! before the last election what to ex-| to-it-iveness” feben-the cpeceenIaes sould explode yPect but you wanted a change. Weil, | view. No estimate of thp damage has been | 7°U Sot !t.” Mrs. B. B. Brooks gaye a short talk It will be -fonfined mainly to on the hove of the Wyoming Health Piembstinhiaia te tie Gs ansociation placed on the results of ion caused by the fire to the rer! seal sale now in pro-} ic prove: ch student pledged himself! ©! - jolubs, This is “The case is*being investigated with ‘ast twenty cents worth of| nat of the girls, and though quite en by the juniors and seniors. . Since a quorum was not atthe meeting, lit- tle could be decided upon. A commit. tee was chosen to estimate the cost of |the part and to make a report on the decision at the class meeting to be held in the near future, The date set |for the party was December 23. tre had apparently burned/ence to the walk-out in striving to some time before the fire ward that end. was called, Rapid re- © department, however,| person of today ish if he employs the} “stick-| with a definite aim in Children Will Be Wearing Their Christmas Shoes Long After the Toys Are Broken RETURNED HERE TO FAGE TRIAL Stolen Goods Recovered at Douglas Identified and @ther Maier asserted that laboring folk made*a colossal mistake when they turned against Woodrow Wilson and voted for Harding. “Big bankers of Wall street have organized a gigantic conspiracy to| Seals. The girls of the junior, senior gym 1ass are working with their Indian new form of exercisé A { ining the responsibil- Arrests Are Held in| br Bos gto ot attempted |>Feak organized labor,” he charged. — different, it is interesting. “Next Fri- a Possible. —— As a result of the six weeks tests)day, December 9, is to be “Visitors recently she was forced to shoot | ¢ bi given last week, the report cards will}day" and the girls wish to appear to la negro named Brown as he Way Down East be sive out on Wednesday, Decem-| the best advantage. ted to force entrance to her ee Php sine peasy oa year. PAs Se . nstead of one card being kept through J. R. Coxen, state director of voca- Is An Outstanding ‘ Achievement The four men wanted in connection with wholesale robberies at and other ofl field ong rrested at Doug! What finer gift for the children than shoes? Sakes 0’ goodness, can’t you re- member how a new pair of shoes delighted you when - you were a youngster?) Ang really, isn’t it quite sen- the whole semester, a slip ts given to] tional work was a visitor at thé high thing definite has been uncovered each student at the end of every six; school on Monday. ndicate that it was an act of ven- geance but officials have taken this view in order to find some contact here yesterday Sheriff Joe Marquis and deputles| ox which to work out a solution of the r are W. Taylor, A. Case, R. C. Frances| caro and_apprehend the guilty parties siblety cub dowmthetamily lenses when you candy” and E, Gritzmacher. if possible. The special engagement of D. W. Hundreds of dollars worth of cloth Griffith's wonder spectacle, “Way Down East,” opens Friday at the I: is theater. This is the outsanding achievement of the theatrical year and to miss it {s to pass by the event of the current season. “Way, Down East” is a new art form ing, tools and merchandise which was stolen is now being held in the county jail for identification. Included among the recovered ma- terials which was brought here are chain hoists, a saddle, a complete chest of tools, 18 pair of new shoes, a & Hi I K A NY?’ Ss 8 Gai? eal ‘the oa | the same siott f ; “The Store Accommodating” 142 East Second Street Phones 903-474 BRAKEMAN AND GIRL T0 SERVE. TIME IN: JAll y The all-leather kind for infants, ‘on nature lasts and flexible oak Children’s size s, made with or without: spring heels, All leathers to box of work and dress shirts, a clothes cgeibisitng Guat: sntion tatare ‘and é " choose from. Sizes 814 s soles. iz \e peace tesraanraniies bs Sant or FOR MISUSING PASSES ca Sage ope ad nh pep pga akelenad ° eee to 2. ' . po Dy sons in New England and bringing S Is f . Th é Priced $3.50. Priced $4.00 om No. & “ a 06 tot . aon where, gn aime hel ba te back those quaint and delightful folks pecia or urs ay ‘ ; $4 $5.50. these shocs. e °f! CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 7—Roy|Who made stage history when Lottie > ‘ H. Jenkins, a railroad brakeman, and| Blair Parker and Jos. R. Grismer in- ae: With the arrival of Midwest offi- ciate from Suit Crock this moraine 4|Miss Jackie Lemar, a waitress, must | troduced this familiar drama to stage- Gal. cans Solid Pack Blackberries, 90e greater part of the stolen material|Serve terms in the Laramfe county Lesage Weare mere pap per can. ob ae Taian eae dL was identified. Some of the recovered | Jail of eight and six months, respec-| We! nown le where the origina’ Matt, howevr, was taken from John.| tively and pay fines of $100 each as|4ramatists wero content to climax it Gal. cans s Solid. Pack Apricots, 70 ce ‘ son county and other places in the|the result of conviction by a peti! ray payee bud eae so In- per can. Rat 3 vig CRB Bagel 5! y Salt Creek field and may take several|jury in the United States distrizt/tensely that it culminates in the most : dys to identity. court of fraudulent use of a railroad | thrilling scene ever revealed in a thea Gal. cans s Solid Pack ea ches. 65¢e While no definite statement was|pass. It was alleged at the trial that gn the world, For sheer beauty: of per can eran sees fy made it was indicated that other ar-|Jenkins secured a pass for himself | landscape an/ for its realism of atmo rests would follow in this case and|and wife and that this transportation |spheric surroundings “Way Down Gal. cans Solid Pack ei . 70¢ YOUR SHOEMA! that {t was probable that quantities of | was used by him and Miss Lemar on| East” in Griffith's hands becomes a per can 3 3 classio and its engagement is sure to Although the four men arrested “+ arouse the same wonderful interest were taken with the stolen goods in| The earliest form of ballroom danc-; that has attached to it in every quar- their possession all stoutly maintain|ing was the quadrille, started about/ter where it is now Lelng presented that they did not know that they were]1815. This wis followed by the] with a measure of success that is not transporting stolen_material. lancers, invented _in 1836. short of astounding. ote material would be recovered. |a trip to Utah. 4 bars P. & G. Soap for —......... TT aTw_KTT_TI_ TTC eK canes UM HAA ALERT HUT ull gE | | «|| || mm >i Zz) Zi =| >| ee | Un > | =z art Schaffner Stein-Bloch and Hickey-Freeman Suits and Overcoats. 50 3450 39:50 4450 Values Up to $45.00 Values Up to $55.00 Values to $65.00, ~~ Values-to $75.00 NOT ONE SINGLE GARMENT RESTRICTED---ALL OF OUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS GO ON SALE ‘ hoes Shoes Shoes | Edwin Clapp Shoes Johnson & Murphy Shoes J. P. Smith, J. E. Tilt and ‘ The finest of all Shoes that are made. One of the finest made. FLORSHEIM Shoes 1:25 95 95 — Le ER 3 Peed : ; They Sold as High as $20.00 They Sold as High as $18.00 They Sold as High as $12.00 ee the Henning MEDNICK BROS. = il Nii WINUUUTT_TVUtUvHHUUWINKM!]H!tHI Tt TtCTHi ulNT»khnt:xtittTttitxittnT Nt TatiTtitiannmnKaHut il hoes M Mdicb Bros. Special is This Shoe is already known to the public of Ca: as one of the best Shoes at its price. 45 ETS They Sold as High as $8.50 Opposite Casper’s Finest Store for Men AA HH