Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TPIUM TAKEN V HOLIDAY SHOPPING HEARING EXD CHEYENNE RAID GIFT SUPPLY STILL LARGE HERE Already the mysterious parcels marked “Do not open un- til Christmas” have arrived from St. Louis, San Francisco, ON CHINATOWN Five Orientals nd in Jail When Lodging House Used for Illegal Purposes Is Visited. found in a number of tainers. No modi tency is claimed for it by the oners. In addition to 00 tn cash taken with the prisoners, they also carried bank books showing several thousand dollars of deposits and Grafts totaling several hundred dol- lars. The Chinese have retained Sam M ‘Thompson, former prosecuting attor- ney, to defend them. ———— STOCKRAISERS PROTEST TAX SANTA FE, N. M, Deo. 22.—Al- Jeging that they -are discriminated against, that they are facing bank- ruptey unless given relief and that they seek only justice, the sheep and eattle-growing industries of New Mex- feo through their representatives here notified the state conference of as- gessors that basis of assessment of their properties decided on was much too high and that if it was not low- ered they would appeal to the courts. Their representatives at a hearing here this week declarctl that unless relief were afforded the livestock busi- ness in New }exico “would go under and the state would go with it.” FORT RUSSELL MAJOR 1S DECORATED BY ZECHS "The Czecho- pinned on CHEYENNE, Dec. 22 Slovak cross of war the breast of Maj. William M. Dixon! ~ by Grig. Gen. W. H. Sage at Fort D. A. Russell Wednesday morning, Gen- eral Sage acting for the Czecho-Slovak ent. The full.garrison of the fort witnessed the ceremony, which was followed by & rev’ Major Dixon was stationed at Viadtvostok at the time service for which the cross of war was aparded him was performed. He was instru- mental in the repatriation of 36,000 Czecho-Slovak soldiers who had been fighting in Siberia. DEMOCRATS LEAD IN CHEYENNE, Dec. 23—Cheyenne's recent non-partisan munictpal election assumed the suggestion of a Demo- cratic victory when a list of city ap- pointees téntatively agreed upon was announced. The list follows: Ci clerk, Will Reid; city marshal, Geor ‘Troastle; city attorney . P. city engineer, Caspar D. Shawver. are Democrats. For That Good CHILE 108 N. Center St. Bargains in Pianos Some Brand New, Others Used. Crown; rosewood; a fine make. Kroeger; mahogany; a hig rade plano. _ Kline; walnut; an excellent value. Nettow; ozk; electric piano. Richmond; mahogany; sweet Waltham; mahogany; distinctive. ‘Weaver; mahogany; a high grade piano. Windsor; oak; a good value. Sold on terms and guaranteed. Players and Grands. PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS Wade Cramer Dealer and Tuner. 348 S. Kimball. Phone 1468 ~ corners, NONPARTISAN CHOICE New York or New Orleans, a tience until the eventful morni er ’round” and watch the luck the - But that would be these days to prowl too deeply into the dresser drawers or to rummage into the closet shelves. Santa has a of leaving tempting packages yhite tissue paper with many istmas seals in strange and hidden Why? ‘Cause it's the week of Christmas! ‘There are some things that can't be hidden in such remote and tiny spaces. Take, for instance, one of the Radiant heaters as found at the Casper s Appliance show rooms on East t street. Every housewife who is w using gas to heat her home yws the convenience as wll as the y of such a heater, and during the hue and cry of the H, C. L. such }@ useful gift is doubly appreciate heaters can be placed inside of eplace where gas has been con d, or can take the place o! romartistic black stowes w now found in the living rooms nm the best apartment houses. The diant fires have the appearance © an old-fashioned fireplace with and irons. They are made of a light textile and do not mar the color scheme of the most carefully planned room. At | the same store another gift-for mother can be purchased, the Loraine regu lator to be affixed to any oven, with the assurance that {t will prove a suc cess in regulating the heat at the de sired temperature. At the Jessen Clothing company on East Sceond street are found the Fash Park brand of clothes which can be the well-dressed young man. Very often a mother or sister hesitates in purchasing articles of apparel for 1 young man because they may n know what's what in the man’s worl of fashion. At the Jessen store this reliable brand of clothing tn addition to the assistance given by the clerks of the store, makes {t possible for the most inexperienced woman to be sure in purchasing garments’ that are cer- tain to please. At the Doll Shop every conceivable doll 1s found for the children of the family. Some are the novelty kewpie dolls, the lamp dolls, teddy bears with electric’ eyes, fashion pate dolls with marcelled hair ba:nd with a hair net lady dolls tn trailing satin skirts, eute chubby bathing girl dolls such. In every diréction on ¢ shelf and in every crany dolls, dolls dolls, meet the sight, and it is impos. sible to choose betwixt and between he beauties. The rather small and quarters are crowded each customers who always leave with one or two dolls under their arm. Strange to say, too, it is not for the children only that the dolls are pur- chased, for many a dresser will carry 2 doll lamp after this Christmas timo. At the Hub clothing store: another assortment of men's gifts is found in Sreat profusion. On apectal attrac- tion is the stock of hose, 1 rélied upon to sult the fancy of| 5 S Of Many Nations nd are waiting with great pa- ng when the family will “gath- y individual untie and unwrap! telling. It is very dangerous | stylish and comfortable wool hose, wide or narrow ribbed, some with clocks, and in heather shades, which are proving so pupniar. For a short whilé ouly, these hose were consider- ed to be a fad, but now the’ cold weath-| er makes them an almost necessity as | well as an addition in the general ap-| pearance of the wearer. It is nearly; proverbial that one can‘ not go wrong in choosing hose for an appropriate! gift to the stronger sex, and the Hub/| Clothing company is a splendid place! to make the suitable purchase. REPARATIONS | === center who roca arrived at San Francisco to pass oO MEET CALLED ear sisarme ‘American’ ite” snd sic, journalism, and economics at the LONDON, Dea university of Cincinnati, after which een reached to call meeting of the lied supreme council at Cannes, southern France, during the second she expects to versity. Sho Is 2 member of the Chin- week of January. It is understood hat German reparations and other ese economics burean. Suropean economic problems will be soo MAY TAX BEER Typhoid Fever TO GET BONUS On Reservation WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Feasibil- ity of raising funds for a soldier bonus by a tax on beer and light wine will | be considered by the house ways and means committee, Chairman Fordney announced, after the Christmas recess when the committee takes up the ad- justed compensation question, particu- larly the phase relating to the raising of revenue to finance 4t. Co ‘Decision has vealth service annotinced today that he had diagnozed as typhoid fever the case of epidemic disease reported n the Mescalero Apache Indian res- ation in Otero county. The case been isolated, contacts deloused a comprehensive delousing cam- ————— Gift sale at The Milis Co, 139 West e 12-19-t¢ Second _stre MAKE YOUR HOME AT The Albany Hotel WHEN IN DENVER Conveniently located near the heart of the busi- ness and shopping center of the city. Car lines from Union Depot to the door. Best service. Everything in the market to eat. You may catch your own moun- tain trout from the pool in the Italian Garden for your meal, Neat, clean, airy rooms. In fact, all the comforts of a real home and you will enjoy your visit in Denver if you stop at The Albany. About 25 dozen While they last— 15c or 2 for About 15 dozen 20c or 2 for We Have a Limited — = = ‘ccc This Week Only— Handkerchiefs Wonderful assortment of Handkerchiefs for the Christmas trade and at extraordinary low prices. ered Handkerchiefs. fine quality. Values up to 75c. Linen, Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Values up to $1.00. While they last— zal ALAA HT A AU Embroid- About 25 dozen.exceptional- Extra ly fine, real Irish Linen, Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Values up to $1.25. While they 25c last— 50c Each About 25 dozen, including sour 75c initialed and embroid- ered floral designs; some in colors. While they last— 65¢ or 2 for $1.25 real Irish 35¢ Number of Venetian Handkerchiefs at Very Reasonable Prices. See Our Windows for Bargains and New Things i fend Columbia Uni-| © Che Casper Dally Cribune INDIINFEUDTO BE REWEWED I ~ MURDER TAIL Tale Covering Several Gener- ations of Redmen Involved in Case Scheduled in i Wisconsin. WASHBURN, Wis, Dec. 22, — The tale of a feud genermtions old, in srhich the chieftain of two tribes have been nearly swiped out, | is expected to be told in court. here at the trial of John “Redbird” Beau- regard, charged with the murder of John Mealey, aged. 85. “Redbird” Beauregard was captured near Barnes, only’150"yards from the cabin where a weck ago he is alleged to have slain M when’ he became enragd at Mealey's taunts that “Red bird” was “not “man enough" to) avenge the death of his fatlier. A reward of $200 will go-to Henry | Whose ‘wite witnessed thy Holmes ‘captured “Tted-| bird” as the Indian was entering the! cabin, following a week of hidin: the woods. “Redbird’s" father and an called Indian “Blackbird.” In the course o! ume “‘Redbird’s father fatally woun: ed “Blackbird’ imposing “upon fons the cath Beaver Coats Mufflers Indestructo Virgin Waists , Shippers -Manicure Sets |Alleged Bank 1 is in ign | Loyal _Mealey's death ts the latest of ape ee Governor. Neff, announced long chain of traditional and recorded deaths in a feud between Indian tribes! St Might.“no opposition to Berg's re- resulting in feudal warfare ‘between | 'U7n having developed. } pacientes Dh Re ‘the dying chieftain|shot down, ~his slayer escaping into For Boys - Neckwear Hats road a pavement of heavy planks, studded with spices, is a device which Herbert H. Hovey, chief field caught onthe spikes, where federal agents will grab him. Embezzler Is_ | Under Arrest AUSTEN, Texas, Dec. 22.-— Mont Berg, under arrest at Térrell, Texas, onnection with a bank shortage at ton, Cal., will be returned there signed extradition papers se vengeance, Years later the elder) woods. - Gift Sugges For Her Sport Leather Coats Sheep-Lined Auto Coats :Gloves Pocket Books Hosiery Garters" Manicure Sets Mesh Bags “Combs Auto Robes Oregon City Virgin- Wool Blankets ~, Sweaters Ivory Sets ardrobe . ‘Trunks "Hand Bags : * Week-End Bags Suit Cases Wool Suits Overcoats ~ Mackinaws Corduroy. Suits Bath Robes Sweaters Shirts Hosiery Gloves. Mittens / - Wrist Watches Caps 21 COUNTY ASSESSORS IN CHEYENNE MEETING CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 22. — _ Notice to All Children Between the Ages of 4 and 14 ~ CHRISTMAS DAY, SUNDAY MORNING Automobiles will be provided to take you to the Christmas tree at the Iris and America theaters and you will be picked up at your school. So on Christmas morning please go to your regular school between 9 and 9:30 and go right in the school build- ing as it will be open. If you know any lit- tle boys or girls who do not go to school take them with you to your school. COMMITTEE, B. P. O. ELKS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921. the ex-scldier tax exemption, and the quthority of the state board of equal- tigation. fairs, Chief among the topics to be discussed during the conference are ~ Muskrat Caps : Fur-Lined Coats Sheep-Lined Leather Coats Overcoats Suits Sweaters Sport Leather. Vests . Neckwear Wool Golf Hose Silk Hosiery Pajamas ~ Smoking Jackets et Auto Robes Mufflers Gloves : Shippers Initial Handkerchiefs Suspender Sets. Razors Gladstone Bags Brief Cases Detachable Fur Collars * OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ALL THIS WEEK Campbell-Johnson Co, HEAD-TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS tions For Him Hudson Seal Caps Hand Bags Indestructo Wardrobe Trunks a Xat re Velour Hats \? TLL Mackinaws Lisle Hosiery = Des Bath Robes Mittens REY cA > ES ~ Garter Sets Suit Cases