Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 7

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921. GEO.LAWTONIS | ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER TRIAL Killing of Ivan Sellars on Wind River Reservation Occupies Attention of Federal Court. States district court here this morn- ing. The homicide took place on the ‘Wind River Indian reservation, near Lander, April 6, 1921, Sellers being shot in the back as he drove an auto- mobile, a portion of the rear seat of which was occupied by Lawton. Su- sie Colburn and Jessie La Crosse, the ether occupants of the car, have been summoned as witnesses, as have about @ score of Landerites. Jessie La- Crosse was married in Denver a few days ago to Edward Lané@fair, with whom she became acquainted in the Laramie county jail here while he was serving a term for mail order fraud and she was held as a witness in the Lawton case. “Blackhand” Is Seen in Sixth Blast, Detroit DETROIT, Deo. 17.—The sixth ex- plosion in a business house within. few months, declared by police to have been the result of a “black- hand” plot, occurred here late last night when a bomb wrecked a store building in Rlopelle street. Butld- ings for blocks around were shaken by the detonation. No one was in- jured. ‘The owner of the store, reported to the police he had received a let- ter recently demanding money, and warning that failure to pay would result in his death. , NOTICE. ‘Will the party who took Harold fer’s cornet No. 1726 from the high school, return same to school and avold prosecution as you are Stes Bap tee On Their Honeymoon * Fee 7% James Kennedy, veteran of "61, and bride 26 years of age. They sep- arated after their honeymoon and friend husband walked 400 miles to Stearns, Ky., to win her back, which he did. Kennedy met the young woman while an immate of a home for soldiers. He said it was a case of love at first sight for him. THREE SENTENCED AT CLOSE OF CRIMINAL ~ SESSION AT WHEATLAND, WHEATLAND, Wyo., Dec. 17.— Three criminals who pleaded guilty to charges against them in the session of court held here the first of the week were sentenced as follows: L. 8. Selffert and William Freder- {ckson, for stealing saddle; not more than ten years in the Wyoming state industrial institute at Worland. Bert Davis, for unlawful possession of liquor and still, $250 fine and cos! the prisoner to be remanded to Jeustody of the sheriff until such time |as the impositions are paid. Serafio Chaves, for selling Indian hemp, not less than a year, or more than a year and one day in the state penitentiary. Daily Ration of Beer Is Lowered VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 17.—Two dozen pint bottles a day is all the beer one may buy from the British Columbia government on a provin- cial permit henceforth, an order in council yesterday specified. The Measure was adopted in an effort to |eurb the activities of “beer clubs. Formerly there was no limit to amount. Come in and Join: €be Casper Daily Cribune HOLIDAY SPIRIT SOARING HERE GIFT BUYERS GET INSPIRATION oe! A rising Christmas spirit comes with the falling of the! snowflakes and temperature, so observes the shopper, who} finds the stores crowded with shoppers who do not wait for the last minute to do their choosing and buying. And the shopper also found that the Christmas purchases were not comfined to dry goods and furnishing stores. Grocery companies are finding their number among the buyers, too, for during the uletide seagon, that baskets of fruits, candies, California sweets, fruits and nuts, dates and figs. Special orders for the pretty wicker baskets to be filled with small bottles of bar. le-duc with bottles of marischino cher ries, of cider, with packages of figs. dates and raisins, and a splendid as- sortment of rosy-cheeked apples, special oranges, tangerines, bananas, and even grape fruits are being re- ceived and many tables will be graced with the baskets of plenty and of or. nament. There is a cheery atmos. phere about a basket ladened with fruits and nuts that suggests bounty and @ wealth of ngture that ts appre ciated by every Housewife, and no table decoration even of the most cul tivated flowers can take the place of a fruit centerpiece. Now, to skip back to personal adorn ment. The Shopper has found many articles of beauty at Winter Hen thorne, jewelers. Articles which ex press their beauty through the use of precious stones, set in striking sim- plictty. Now-a-days, it is found that the setting {s at least half of the art of jewelry and the dinner rings with the clear, sparkling diamonds set in the basket mountings make tho pos- sessor envied among women. And It is found that each ring is individual in setting and stones. This is an ad- def attraction, for every person has, of course, a personal taste and indi- viduality to be sufted in the selection of jewels as well as of clothing. An- other articles of useful jewelery which would necessarily take the eye, was the krife edge bar pin set with a single white diamond. Marvelous! White gold, green gold, platinum are’ all found moulded into shapes and designs of beauty to fit with the precious stones held. Whoever heard of a Christmas with. out flowers! Certainly not the Shop- per, who suggests that before the Christmas shopping is completed, that a tour be taken of the florist shops of the city. There une can find bloom- ing plants to lighten any room, cut flowers to grace the table or mantel, and even most futurist and artistic The artificial silver tings growths with perhaps a poinsetta or two to give the brilliant red tone. These decorations come im green wicker baskets and carry out the red and green Christmas| color scheme. Then there are holly} Wreaths, poinsettias, and, heaven for-| bid! mistletoe. A Christmas parcel that comes in a long white box tied with tulle, and ts damp and cool— flowers of course, and what a thrill| accompanies their arrival at the home.| paces Pca chest Don't take our word for tt. but find out for yourself. The best home cooked food at the lowest price in to be found at the Y.W.C.A. Cafeteria, 115 East First street; hours 11 to 1:29/ m. Open to men, women STRENGTH AND It doesn't matter if you are vonnr | or old in years, you have the same body, stomach, int The only differenc: as healthy and active as they wer when you was young. But that’s your fault, and it's the only reason you are suffering from the “infirmities | of old age.” Scientists and doctors have proved that by keeping the hu man organs clean of poisonous mat ter, they can be kept alive indefi nitely. It is not uncommon to see folks under forty suffering and dying from “old age diseases,” or as they should| be called, diseases due to neglect If your stomach is not digesting the food you sat, and the intestines do not properly assimflate the fron and vit- amines from it into your blood and eliminate the waste, you not only have thin blood resulting in weakness, mess and exhaustion, but your ENDURANCE NOW FOR OLD AND YOUNG “Old Age” Only a Misnomer as Far as Human System Is Concerned. t | plexton, PAGE SEVEN 214 be authorized under given the new four-power Pacific]iand banks w freaty since its signature, high ad-|a@ bill introd ministration officials said today that | the treaty was not to be regarded as Disturbances at Calcutta — | Siseating cry ston wae wy eet | a3 @ result questions falling within Are Continued “ “" “see ——$_>—___ i LAND BANK LEGISLATION. whom the corporation's capital, to range between $500,000 and $1,000,000, would be prorated. CALCUTTA, Dec. 11.—(By The As-| WASHINGTON, Dec sociated Press)—Notwithstanding re-| - cent arrests of many nonco-operation- ist leaders, the stru between the National Volunteers and government! authorities in this part of India still) continues, more than 80 arrests hav-| ing been made today. Coincident with serious Incidents here reports have been received of many arrests and convictions in various parts of the) provinces of Bengal and Assam. > No Obligation to Fight Under Pacific Treaty 17.—Federal Lander Dairy and Produce Co. WEST SIDE DAIRY CO. ~ €o-operated Dairy Products—Dressed Poultry. 546 South Chestnut Street Phone 1735 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11—(By The Associated Press| the first offi jal_American {i etation to be ous matter. The first signs of this condition are headaches, const!pation, indigestion, bad breath, sallow tom- ete. And if you don’t heed these warn'ngs, right away you can expect to suffer from any one of kid- ney trouble, rheumatism, neuritis, and countless other aflments. You can get back your former ro- bust health, strength and endurance by taking the combination of Nature's herbs, roots and barks which ts known to druggists as Garren's Tonic. It will strengthen your stom- ach and vitalize the gastric juices so your food will be thoroughly digested, and the fron and vitamines from it carried to every nerve, muscle and tissue in your body. Not until then will you realize that Garren's Tonic alone will bring real, lasting robust health, strength and endurance. Kelly-Springfield Tires * An occasional remarkable mileage per- formance doesn’t prove anything. Once a tortoise beat a hare. Remarkable mileage records are the rule with Kelly-Springfield Tires—not the exception. CASPER SUPPLY CO. m becomes clogged with potson- Corner Center and Fifth Streets Phone 913 MONEY EARNERS: Sure, you are going to need money next Christmas— but will you have it? You will when you come in and join our Christmas Club which gives you a systematic plan for depositing money regularly. From their earnings, men and women are in a position to deposit $1, $2, $8, $5, $10, $20 or more each week without inconvenience to themselves. To have money for next Christmas or any other pur- pose, join our Christmas Club. JOIN TODAY. Business Men Business men are urged to encourage their employes to join our Christmas Club and to explain to them that it is a weekly method for banking money. Thrifty em- ployes are the most valuable to their business. Join Our Christmas Club Today VTATT ANI VEBPERAELASENLETOTAELNSTENTDOTNTGTETGATNSURGMERTATVUEN NETH VET, NONHTI Come in and Join. WHAT THE DIFFERENT CLUBS WILL AMOUNT TO IN 50 WEEKS EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN INCREASING CLUB PLAN D it 1a ist lec Club zt str Deposit 20 1: week, 4c 2nd week. Oe ee esi ia BO weeks Deposit Sc 1st week, 10c 2nd Increase 5c each week—in 2c Clu 5c Club 10c Clu Deposit 10¢ let week, 20c 2d week. Tmcreate 10c each wk.—in 50 weeks 2c 2nd week. 50 weeks week. 50 weeks How to Join 25.50 | 50c Clu 63.75 | $1 Clu 127.50 | $2 Club Look at the different Clubs in table above and select the one you wish to join, | the Ic, 2c, 5c, 10c, bank with the first weekly deposi é give you a Christmas Club Pass Book showing the Club you , $1.00, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00 or more; then come to our eater ead it. we will make you a member of the Club and have joined. Deposit 50c each week —in 50 weeks D it $1 each week =ta BO weeks Deposit $2 each week —in 50 weeks 12.50 25.00 50.00 t i f the business of our Bank to en ach He Oe tar way can we render service to all of the people of this city and them a definite plan for saving their money. Our Christ- my. community than by givin mas Club is just such a 100.00 | $100 Club YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE LARGEST PAYMENT AND DECREASE EACH WEEK Why We Have Our Christmas Club courage thrift and to teach econo- EVEN AMOUNT $5 Club 227s: * $10 Clu $20 Clu Deposit $10 Deposit $20 plan. We Pay Four Per Cent Interest on Christmas Club Accounts Casper National Bank —in 50 weeks —in 50 weeks —in 50 weeks... Deposit $100 each week —in 50 weeks Oil City Auto Supply Co. 412 E. 2nd St.—Ph. 1112 White Motor Truck Co. 165 S. Ash—-Ph. 908. RAY’S SERVICE STATION West Yellowstone FOR RENT In Our New Two-Story Fireproof To be built on the corner of Midwest Avenue and Ash Street (one block from Northwestern Depot) We Will Have for Rent--- One garage, 60x140 feet, on the first floor, facing Ash Street. Five shops, or stores, average size 28x50 feet, on the first floor. Seven shops or office spaces, average size 28x54 feet, on the second floor. Any part of this building can be built to suit re- sponsible tenants, if lease is arranged at once. Larsen & Jorgensen, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 239 West Midwest Avenue Phone 219 Don’t Forget You Have SIX More Days for Christmas Shopping. The following suggestions may help you for Mother, Father, Sister and Brother. FOR MOTHER—Electric percolator, electric toasters, electric iron, reading lamps, cut glass, community, hand-painted china, aluminum and ovenware, clocks and shears. FATHER—Safety razor, shaving brush, pocket knife, thermo bottle, smoking set, golf clubs, golf balls, tools and auto accessories and carving sets. CLUB PLAN 250.00 500.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 each week each week aech w SISTER—Electric curling iron, electric curling iron heater, silverware, embroidery scissors, nut set, hand painted china, fancy clocks, ivory manicuring set and flower vases. BROTHER—Rifle, shotgun, ammunition, golf sup- plies, hunting knife, hunting axe, game carrier, foot- ball, basketball, baseball gloves, striking bag, boxing gloves, razor, smoking set, knife, sled and flashlights, Any of these make a practical and a useful gift. We also have a most complete line of toys, dolls and Christmas decorations at prices that are right. Holmes Hardware Co. Holmes to Homes Phone 601 “ae "2928 BPos”? . See i 71