Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Shion a btn COAL STRIKE IS HELD POSSIBLE THROUCHT U. S. Wage Reductions to Be Put Into Effect April 1 When Contracts Expire May Bring on Big Walkout HINGTON, Jan. 20. —Possibility of a national coal eine Apel 1, when the present agreements between the miners and operators expire interstate commerce commis: H. W. Prickett, represent substantial The strike matter was brought up continuation of testimony re-} Prickett reduction ESAREY Te F| POISONING, oAYS JURY'S VERDICT) No Information Available as to Whether Strychnine Was Taken With Sui- cidai Intent. i Richard A. Esarey, age 82, operator of the Home hotel, came to his death from strychnine polsoning, according | to the findings of a coroner’s jury | which in~ustigated the case this morning. The jury was composed of Ray Cook, Fred Cottman and A Jessen. Hsarey was found dead late ye: terday afternoon in rre of the hotel| rooms. The jury which returned the verdict failed to establish whether the | # man came to his death through sui- vas touched upon today at the n’s general rate inquiry. g operators in southern Wyo- ming, Utah, and near by districts, declared the operators cidal intent or not. A small vial of strychnine found | bel had came to his death by suic! enalysis of the stomach of Ceased man was found to con @ence of strychnine poisoning. is Whether the poison was taken with | Pa suicidal Intent or whether the man} accidentally took an overdose has not | been. established. Funeral arrangements have not yet | been completed pesding recetpt of | Bay word from ‘re relative ree: CHANGE OF VENUE ASKED BY ALLEGED VIOLATORS OF PRORIBITION LAW CHEYENNE, Jan. 20.—Counse! | ii for 57 defendants to lquor law vio. lation charges growing out of a re. cent federal raid at Rock Springs has | jm applied in the United States co} here for transfer of their cases Evanston, and requested trial th during the July term instead of h this month. Horses Arrive For Winter Meet et MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., begins next week. Cold weather the past few daya has enabled tra builders to lay out one of the be: ———____™ THE WOMAN OF POISE, Once a rarity, fs now to be observed and admired upon every hand. In- deed, no other woman can flourish long in the midst of this modern, compli. cated life, In the home, in business. in social life, the woman who is se rene and confident wins, while tho| (al nervous, flustered individual wastes her talents and gets nowhere. Of course, poise {s dependent mainly up- on sound health and steady nerves you feel that you are being kept this way, why not turn to great woman's remedy, Lydia H. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, which was manufactured from a thorough |f understanding of the nervous system of women? Cold Weather Try a Bowl of Hot Chili for Lunch Saturday DINNER Fried Chicken Wyatt Cafeteria ice tracks ever constructed. made during the meeting. o leading grand circuit ina cated they would be Che Casper Daily Ccibune- Such Coffee $ ‘Lbs. Fresh Gas Roasted COME ON Don’t Forget Addington’s BIG SALE Is On. Your chance to buy Men’s Suits, <7 Leather Vests, Hos- iery, Shirts, Pants, Overalls, Gloves and Shoes at Half Price Addington’s Toggery Shop 220 S. Center St. B. F. Addington, Prop. Coffee Our Royal Blend MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. Powder, Cocoa, Cocoanut, Etc. Phone 623 ROASTED FRESH DAILY AT OUR STORE. We Carry Teas, Spices, Seeds, Extracts, Baking PIGEON TEA AND COFFEE CO. Zuttermeister Bldg. Opposite Toleeees | Bldg. January FE FURTHER REDUCTIONS BEGINNING SATURDAY MORNING Clearance SALE We're going to crowd a whole 7 s business in the next ten days if cutting prices to the quick will do it. We have arranged for a number of extra salesmen to show you. You'll sell yourself when you see the papers and realize the prices are so low. We advise you to shop early, as we are expecting great crowds. EVERY ARTICLE THAT A MAN WEARS, EXCEPT SHOES, CAN BE BOUGHT HERE FOR LESS MONEY THAN ELSEWHERE SATURDAY. BOYS’ WEAR, TOO. BLANKETS, TOO, AND SUIT CASES, AND BAGS. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AT DISCOUNT. IF NOT ADVERTISED TAKE 20 PER CENT OFF OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES A Union Store for Union Men, Observing Union Hours—S A. M. to 6 P. M. | SCOTT CLOTHING co. 240 om CENTER STREET wee, A statement by Mr. Scott—“I want ail my customers to be sure to be on hand and take advantage of this sale as I can truthfully say these prices are less than the whole- sale cost today.” All Fur Collared Overcoats All Leather Coats and Raincoats - Your Choice of Any Suit in the House for Saturday for You'll say this is the best buy you ever saw when you see the fine all-wool fae hand tail- ‘16 $25.50 ored. VALUES TO $65.00 to go. Men’s Suits divided into two lots at $16.95 and $22.50 nee men will buy Avy ae nas ee at this sale. Don’t wish you had, but be on VALUES TO $35.00 hand early and look them over. All the balance of our fine hand-tailored § Reflecting unpre- cedented values for particular men. We will reserve’ notH- ing. cies is VALUES TG $45.00 No Charge for Alterations. Suits Held Until You Are Ready for a Small Deposit. Satis- faction Guaranteed on All Sales. The Greatest Sacrifice Sale of High-Grade O'Coats Ever Held in n Casper Better Overcoats are not made at any price. We have every size in every color. $25, $30 O’coats......$19.75 $35, $42.50 O’coats..$23.00 $45, $52.50 O’coats..$33.75 are from 10 to°15 per cent less than actual wholesale factory cost. today. Anyone Will Tell You “Patrick Mackinaws” Are the Best. Fact Is, There Are None to Compare in Quality and Style. Think of Buying Them at 35 Per Cent Off. You Can Saturday. Velour Hats—The choice of all well dressed men. Colors are black, green, brown and grey. Sold ina regular way at $12.00. Buy them Saturday for only.....__________.... e The finest Felt Hats are from the Belmont and the Kingsbury factories. We have them in all shades. Sold regularly at $4.50 and $5. 00, This is your op- portunity to own a new Hat for only_ es aoceat eres acest r Wool Process Union Suits—Are heavy mixed goods, and we buy them in varload lots to get our regular price of $1.95 per suit. Today’s wholesale price is $1.76. Puy them Saturday for only .. all styles, all sizes. Men’s and Boys’ good Cotton Sweaters; $1.60 values Babee ene ent nea tae ommreee se Horsehide Vests—Here’s an assortment of all colors, Made to sell at $19.95. stores asked as high as $25 for them. _We’ll considerable loss Saturday and sell them for. Leather Vests—Many different styles and sizes. If you’ve wanted a new Vest look these over. not be disappointed. - Saturday the price is...._>__.... Sweaters—Patrick’s, of course. All color combina- tions, all styles. If you have use for a Sweater Saturday take off____~ Es "75e Sone You'll 4.25 Saturdays 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. CLOSING OUT My Store on Midwest Ave. I MOVE FEB. 12 Choice of Any an In the House = Values to $60 Open Evenings During This Sale HARRY YESNESS The Man in the Barrel 130 West Midwest Ave.