Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922. GONVICTIONSIN (—anrans) POLGE COURT SSE 20) IN MONTH se Fines of $3,545 Collected Dur- ing December and Jail Sen- tences of 91 Days Im- posed. |G.0.P.FAILSTO NAME LEADER @Gpecial to The Tribune CHEYENNE, Jan, 4-—The Repub- jlcan State Executive committte ad- jJourned last night without electing a chairman to succeed T. B. Kennedy, resigned, or taking other tmportant action except to provide that state headquarters shall be opened here at once, with P, C. Spencer, secretary, in charge. Another moeting will be held four months hence at which the was nicely entertained during her visit i ageinst 194 for James Jf. Moss, Ler| vacancy in the state chairmanship G.A.R. Veteran | Of Butte Dead Geath of C. P, Brinton of eran of the Civil war, 78 y age, which occurred Monday in Los Angeles, where he had gone some months ago for his health, Lincoln post of the G. A. R. in this city is reduced to 18 members. It once had| ® total of more than 250. Mr. Brin- ton, who was @ prominent Shriner and five children, tnciuding Maj bur Brinton of Seattle, Charles ©. VAGE FIVE H. Brinton of New Tork, sons. Bur fal will be In California. THE “MOTHER OF MEDICINE” Isis, the Queen and afterwards the Goddess, was callef the “Mother of Medicine“ In anctent Egypt, cen tur')3 before Christ, women were skilled in medicine. ‘They knew the great value of moedi/-inal plants. Hippocrates, the “Father of Med cine” muhy centurtes later, knew less of the merit of veyetable drugs than did the women of ancient times. Lydia B. Pinkham, nearly 50 yonrs 8g0, EXve to women her Vegetable Compound, now kpown everywhere as dia E. Pinkhat’s Vegetable Com: pound. This fs a woman's medicine for woman's allments, prepsred from is here greeting tus usual number of RIGA. Jan. 4—Russia and Fin- cyponent. will be filled. Brinton of Pittsburgh, and Benjamin medicine planta.—Adv. o ene EEE Eas Police department activity during! Glen Leidecker has returned from the past month resulted in 221 convio-/ Texas where he spent th Christmas tions, in which fines totalling $3,545.00) time with relatives. Mrs, ‘was assessed and $5,047 was Collected.|will remain in the south for 5 ‘The discrepancy in amount assessed time longer. and collected is due to the fact that eee man‘’t persons served their finés in] Judge Porcy Mots who has been vis- Jail. iting in the city has returned to his ‘The number an@ kind of convictions| home in Basin. secured follow: eee Violation of rug ordinance— Charles Anda has returned from the -_ @oesession 28), (ootlegging),6.... 34] east where he spent the past - two Drunks -——-—--_. 69] weeks enjoying the Christmas ttme | ‘Traftio 38| with relatives and friends. 4 Investigation —.. eERe eee : x Speeding, drunken and recxless Dr. Charles Wills has extived In the 11 | city and will locate offices tn the Daly | S| building. Dr. Wills ts a physicten of} § | note through Nebraska where he prac-| RRS UN 4| ticed before the war. He was a major | Held tor the sheriff's offi - #2]in the service. He returned to Ne-| i O14 sentences -..-....-________ 3] bruska and established offices at An- ‘ Disorderly conduct 2) selmo where he has beer, until now. Assault (Seadly weapons) =. 2 aehet | a 02) FT Carr, who has been spending | 2| the holidays with his parents, Mr, and/ y 1|Mrs. P, N. Carr, at thelr home on/ 1] South Center street, has left for Cu)- Insane »-—---. r i} ver, Ind., where he will continue his! Jail sentences of a total of 91 dayn| Work at the Culver mittary: Roademy.| were tmposed during month. A total } 3 of 131% days were served on the} United States Marshall Hugh 1. Streets and about the jail. The ma-| Patton will leave this evening for fJority of days served were by prison-| Cheyenne after spending several days) ' ers unable to pay fi at his home here attending to official Pound fees -.--_.___________$38.99| Matters and ctsiting with friends and) od e e Boarding of cossty prisoners. i700|felatives | eS ? Gr t t P mathe RE? ee asper’s Greatest Price Smashing to, city _freqgurer_———-——-$55.00 | -Stoapolis ‘where he spent. the past| week visiting with his wife who is tak-| Mrs. .Ellis, mother of the Misses|ing & course of treatments at the san- Hallie, Constance and Laura Ellis |itartum. | has arrived in the city from her home 0:0 46 in Montana and will keep house for] H. K. Long of Tulsa, Okla., left last her daughters in the Grude apart-|night for Denver where he will spend ments. The Misses Ellis are connect | several days before returning to his ed with the Casper Private hospital. "Ir.me, Mr. Long has been attending PAY DAY SPECIAL At Casper’s Finest Grocery Store Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday PHONE 13 KARO CORN SYRUP Gallon cans White, each. ....-.-.+-- Y-gallon cans White, each. . Quart cans White, each... Gallon cans Dark, each... Y-gallon cans Dark, each. Quart cans Dark, each......-..- dajareiath CANNED MEAS Libby’s Potted Meat, smali can, 4 cans Pala teaee Over $50,000 Worth of the Choicest Merchan- dise Obtainable Dumped Out to the Public at Inconceivable - Prices Tomorrow at 9 A. M. we start the greatest selling campaign ever launched. Every article in the store has been marked down to prices that are almost unbelievable. Read these items. Then prepare to take advantage of the most stupendous sale you have ever participated in. : s Derby Ribbed, Heavy Cot- Buitsat.._ 9OC st .. $340 8e sors per 15e Pe 59e Loe $1.45 Choice of 500 Suits and Overcoats at One-Half Former Prices ‘e sell such well-known makes as Campus Togs, Style Plus, Langham Hi Clothes and Michaels-Stern Union- Made Clothing. To give you an idea of how ruthless we have used the price-cutting axe, we honestly say that most garments offered cost us considerably more than we are going to sell them for in this sale. $25.00 ALL $30.00 OVERCOATS AND $1 5 00 ALL $50.00 OVERCOATS AND Heavy Fleece- 4-Buckle Arctic Over- lined Union Suits Libby’s Potted Meat, large can, 3 cans for...... : Suits at ia Red Vienna Sausage, small can, 3 cans for 43c Red Crown Corned Beef, 1-Ib. can, 2 cans for.'.. .65¢ Canvas Gloves, Khaki Hand- kerchiefs at “3c per pair.............. CANNED FRUITS . No. 1 Del Monte Li prise Pe per can.-....0..-.35¢ No. 1 Del Monte R: Raspberries, per can. . fi No. 2 Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, per can. . 25c No. 1 Del Monte Grated Pineapple, per can. No. 2 Del Monte Peeled per No, 2 Del Monte Grated Pineapple, per can No. 2 J. S. B. Red Raspberries, can... No. 244 Del Monte Melba Pea: per can No. 214 Ainsley’s Fruit Salad, per can... Gallon Del Monte Peaches, per can... EXTRA SPECIAL E Be Monte Blackberry Preserves, glass, 40c Del Monte Preserves, other varieties, 15-oz. glass, at... 22. cece eee eees Waid sei ors 8s 45c Flag Raspberry Jam, 15-oz. glass. - .40c 10-Ib. can Pure Strained Honey... SUITS NOW______-______+__- SUITS NOW Blue Hill Butter, per Ib...........4.- 48 ALL $35.00 OVERCOATS AND 17 50 ALL $55.00 OVERCOATS AND Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz..... +30c SUITS NOW___-_- vig IR Et i SUITS NOW : 27.5 Wigwam or Bailies’ Bread, 3 loaves for....... 25c 20c tin Prince Albert Tobacco, 12 cans.. $1.75 ALL $40.00 OVERCOATS AND ALL $60.00 OVERCOATS AND ? 1: Camel Cigarettes, per carton $1.65 SUITS NOW Del Monte Asparagus Tips, round can, per can, 2! $20.00 $30.00 MISCELLANEOUS S¥4-1b. Caddy Krispy Crackers.............. All-Leather Gloves go at a SWEATERS AT Soft Collars, assorted styles, Wonderful valu i ia Home Tomato Catsup, per bottle... ... discount special, nel Shirts, 25% Union Made Blue Denim Bib Overalls go at... 95¢e Carpenter Overalls, heavy duck; sale price)... $i 65 and shades, your choice... PaeDO Wool Union Suits at. DLeVO Khaki Pants, Union $1 3 5 e made. Special at__... Socks, per pie ee Oe i - Former Libby's Apple Butter, No. 24% can, 2 cans for... 5c One-Third Off Pacz ...10e Pearline Washing Powder, large pkg., each J. S. B. Coffee, 3-Ib. can.........+ Kise te No. 214 glass Blue Hill Peanut Butter, each’. No, 11% glass Blue Hill Peanut Butter, each. No. 2 Brown Beauty Beans, 3 cans for...... ¥ No. 2 Mt. Cross Lima Beans, 2 cans for......... Large size Del Monte Pork and Beans, per can. ..25¢ The Grand Grocery Directly Opposite Telephone Building on Second St. PHONE 13 We Deliver to Any Part of the City. Money Back If You’re Not Satisfied. each ..... of Men’s Black Cotton z 224 South Center Street upwards of $1.45 New York Office—48 Leonard Street Competion Defying Sale Event § ‘f es in Flan- Shoe Shoes on Sale a‘ Extraordinary Bargains t About the Cost of the Material Used. Men’s Black Leather Shoes; heavy solid leather soles, pair ....___.. Men’s Solid Leather Scout Shoes go 1.95 $1.95 at, pair___ Men’s Goodyear Welt Shoes in Blucher and English lasts. Sale price, pair. Men’s solid Leather High Cut Boots, pair... Boys’ solid Leather Shoes, Sale price, pair__........ ond SRS -$4.50 $4.50 $2.00