Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1921, Page 10

PAGE TEN CONTRAGT FOR U3, ZEPPELIN Io PERMITTED) = Council of Ambassadors Okehs Order From Amer- ica for Construction of Big Airship. WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—{By The Associate’ Press).—The decision of the council of ambassadors at Paris to permit the United States to contract for tae construction of a Zepr-lin to take the place of one allotted to «mer- ica and later destroyed, was expected the German rigid ructed for the Unit- edrichshafen calls for |‘ war time crafts such and 72, built in 1918 ¢ the airships were of 2,- ic foot volume, almost as © recently lost ZR-2 and a than the navy’s ZR-1, now {lt at the naval aircraft fac- Philadelphia little } being tory a The German L-70 class of airship measured 743 feet in length, 48 feet longer than the British ZR-2, but hav- ing the standard German Clameter of 78.4 feet, The total useful load is over 88,000 pounds, or 44 tons, equivalent -to 59 per cent of the total weight of these ships. The ship carries a crew of 30 men each. These rigid airships were driven by seven Mayback engines of 290 horse- power each, giving a total horsepower of 2,030 and developing a speed of over 80 malles een s an hour. BURCH TRIAL IN FIFTH WEEK LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19.—The fitth week of the trial of Arthur C. Burch, charged with the murder of J. Bel- ton Kennedy, began in +t. Superior court here today. The serenne was prepared to open its case, but the state @ecured permission to offer another witness, although it had rested last week. Before the state's new witness was called, however, Col. H. B. Her- sey, chief of the United States weath- er bureau here, took the stand for the defense so that he might be excused from further attendance. Colonel Hersey was asked to de- scribe from his official records the sort of weather and light conditions that existed on the nights of August 4 and 5 of this year. Witnesses had placed Burch in Beverly Glen, the place of the shooting, on both of these evenings, The shooting occurred Au- gust 5, late at night. Colonel~Her- sey said the moon set at 7:25 the even- ing of August 4 and at 8.08 the even- ing of the fifth. He saifl both nights were clear. His examination was con- tinued late in the forenoon session: “BABY MINE” SHOWING AT COLUMBIA THEATER “Raby Mine,” a condensed ‘version of the famous metropolitan production, 4s now showing at the Columbia. The plot begins with the effort to bring an estranged couple, “Alfred” (Hoyt Smythe) and “Aggie” (Loretta Kidd) together. “Mrs. Jones” (Twi Cline) is Aggie’s co-plotted, and they decide to send a telegram to Alfred that Aggie has become n mother. ‘The burden falls on “Mr. Jones” (Al ‘Darr- to secure a convenient baby as the bait to bring Alfred home. , But the inconvenient mother misses her Deby and wants it back, #9 “Mr. Jones” had te go out arG yet another child. Many amusing situations arise before Alfred finally discovers that he is a pap without a baby. Loretta Kidd has a strenuous evening, high- diving into bed whenever “Alfred” ap- pears at an unexpected moment to get the day-old baby. Bennie Kirkland, as the colored maid, appears opportunely, sings a song, does his funny steps and gets his full quota, of laughs as usual. Hoyt Smythe is very clever in his song and dance solo, while the chorus and Al Darr, Loretta Kidd and Ben- nie are gratifying in their song num- bers. In fact, good singing and good music are features of this show. The Squirrel Quartette is back as a special attraction and Rex Mayne, popular local singer, delights with a couple of his best songs. The picture, “Up in Mary's Attic,” with Eva Novak and Harry Gribbon, is a long and very funny comedy. The setting is at a girls’ seminary where athletics are much in vogue. Next Saturday there will be a free matinee, Christmas tree ‘n ever'’thing for the kiddies. More than a third of the seats have already been reserved for the big midnight frolie New Year's eve. Ratt ra eet Ls Roller skating every afternoon and evening at the Winter garden; no ad- mission charge to ladies. 12-19-4t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ———$ WANTED TO BUY — Livingroom furniture from private party. Call 15. during office hours: 12-19-tf-dh FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished apartment; lights, gas and water furnished, toilet; privilege of bath and phone. 151 North Jackson street Phone 5773 12-19-1t FOR SALE—Egyptian regulator tea; agent Mrs. HL C. Handorf. Phone 20585. 12-19-3t F —Harley Davidson motor- ide car, $150. Ash street, Sand Ban 12-19-2t® FOR RENT — Tworcom house. 930 Howard street. furnished 12-19-3t* om: house clothes no children, 118 treet. 42-19-1t 120 North | SANTA CLAUS IS ROBBED BY BANDI _ PAIR iipty F Pits i a Hi k i z | fH Fes States Senator Reod in the supreme court today, as reasons for postpone ment of District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier on charges of malfeasance in fottice. Senator Reed is counsel for the district attorney. Santa Reads the List of What They Want And refers the buyer to our little store, where you will find a wonderful line of tte that are most accepta- e. For Him--- Cigars, 10s, 25s, 50s Prince Albert in jars Tuxedo in jars Edgeworth in jars Prince Albert in % and .. 1-lb. tins rer in 14 and 1-lb. tees Strike in 14 or 1-ib. tins Velvet in 14 or 1-Ib. tins Edgeworth in 14 or 1-lb. tins Serene in 1% or 1-Ib, tins Tareyton in 14 or 1-lb. tins PIPES : Meerschaum Dunhill’s Imported French Briar Italian Briar Wellington Cigar Holders Cigar Cases Cigarette Holders Cigarette Cases SAFETY RAZORS Gillette Auto-Strop -_ Gem Ever-Ready Ever-Ready Daylo Flashlights Cigarettes (all popular brands) Pocket Books Bill Folds Leather Cribbage Boards Poker Sets Elgin Watches Smoking Sets Ash Trays Electric Lanterns Knives For Her--- Parker and Waterman’s Fountain Pens Perfect Point Pencils: Books Manicure Sets Bridge Whist Sets Souvenir Calendars Box Stationery Fresh Box Candy (Sweet’s, Brown and Haley’s Oriole and Whitman’s) 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ALL LEATHER GOODS 50 PER CENT reece CHRISTMAS CARD: Stanley & Cull Confectionery 232 South Center Cinitibiag of. Suits, Overcoats, Mackin- aws, Leather and Sheepskin Lined Vests, Shéepskin Lined Overcoats, Dress, Work and Riding Pants at 1Ttiliga a3 4 Of My. policy has always been to unload my. stock of Winter wear at this time of year. My place of business is small<and I will need the room for Spring shipments which will soon arrive. Take your pick of the best Suit in the house $34.50 Values up to $60.00 Take Your Pick of the Best Overcoats in the House at- $29.50 Values: Up to $60.00 ; Thave about 150 Suits that sold as high:as $45.00 TAKE ’EM AWAY AT: $24. 50 . “ALL MY $25 SHEEPSKIN ‘LINED OVERCOATS “T can’t sell them next Swmmer. - SO OUT THEY GO AT $14.95 ‘Ihave about 100 Vests left, in split leathers, that sold as high.as $15.00 TAKE ’EM AWAY AT $7.95 SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW Having three stores in Casper gives me the biggest buying power possible. I don’t order by, the dozen, Torder by the gross. You know as well'as I do that by so ordering it gets me the rock-botitdm prices. I elim- inate jobbers, wholesalers and other middlemen. I buy direct from the manufacturer. . Figure it out for yourself and yoy will readily see that my efforts are TAKE ’EM AWAY ‘AT to your advantage. Cheap goods and I are enemies, Good merchandise and I get along fine. Oo N E BU CK Yours for lowering prices and boosting Casper, PER PAIR 5 _ HARRY YESNESS. I have a few Overcoats that sold as hisk \ as $35.00. TAKE ’EM AWAY AT $19.50 HEAVY WOOL MACKINAW PANTS Th“ .old at $7.00. Moth balls are - expensive. Ame ’EM AWAY AT $3.95 ABOUT 300. PAIRS OF BEDFORD CORD RIDING PANTS With . button legs. The Pants that have made. me famous. Every trucker knows what they are. Iam treating you to them— $3.75 See if you can tie this price ABOUT 400 PAIRS ODDS AND ENDS IN RIDING PANTS This is a crime: I'am going to make you talk about me. _I love notoriety, evén if it costs money. Corduroy lined. 49, 1921, Ihave 18 Moleskin Overcoata left TAKE’EM AW: TT. 21 CORDUROY SUITS | This is murder. ‘While they, deat: ALL $12.50 AND $1500 MACKINAWS $7.95 THEY MUST GO! ALL $6.50 LEATHER PUTTEFS- Strap and hook styles ‘ “TAKE EM AWAY AT $3.95. My best Corduroy ;eidine Pants a $8.50:values x os AKE°EM AWAY AT $5.95 GENUINE HORSEHIDE VESTS These Vests have. been selling around town as high as =» Our THEY, GO My Unloading Sale Starts. Tuesday Morsing Dead And Continues Until Christmas HARRY - YESNESS| THE MAN IN THE BARREL 130 West Midwest Ave. <«