Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 8

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du av th FAGE EIGHT NAVALTREATY | TO BE SIGNED NEXT MONDAY President Harding to Extend Thanks to Delegates Before Adjournment of Armament Conference Is Taken By The Associatec Press.) — WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—( Plans were made today for Harding at a plenary session the attendance of President of the arms conference next Che Casnet Daily Cribune t BIGSHIPMENTS OF GASOLINE IN JANUARY MADE 3ix Million Gallons Produced at Casper Refineries Ex- ported as Part of Big Order. During the month of January the Casper refinevies shipped 6,000,000 gal- lons of gasoline to Baton Rouge, La., 8 part of the 96,000,000-gallon order that will be filled during the present year. Under this shipment arrange: ment the refinery ran 2,009,000 gal- lons shor: of the monthly ration of “oan 5 PG, SPENCER OPENS LAW | ie to ipeline delivery from Salt ‘ other fields. At present FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922. street, is being held at he city jail pending trial in police court this €yen- ing charged with res.sting officers, who appeared at his home this raorm ing armed with a search warrant. Muddy and | the refinery is handling on an avec” | Police eadquarters refused to divulge age slightly less than 60,000 barrels |the information which required search of ofl a day. =a ing the Bailey property. It is said, x ae eS ALLEGED DOPE PEDDLERS ARE HELO BY SHERIFF ‘orris Robinson and D. 8. Neigh- bone are being held by the police and sheriff's Office respectively while in- vestigations which may tend to prove that they are the brains af the dope ring which is said-to exist here are completed. Neighbors was arrested last night at his business offices located in the basement of an uptown faniding. Quantities of dope which he sud was silicic acid were tested today and were found to be pure cocaine. Robinson has been held py the po Amnouncements sent cut from however, that when Ba.ley was shown Cheyenne indicate that P. C. Spencer, | the late of Lander, has opened offices at up am 407-8 First National Bank building, | ficers 4 in other ways annoyed the of- who were attempting to dis for the general practice of law. Mr,/charge their duty- Spencer is well and widely known 6 state in business and 3 and his success in the! * hroughout political ¢ legal pr Jon is assured. — LOCAL RESIDENT HELD FOR RESISTING OFFICE! T. J. Bailey, 645 South Washington proval. NAVAL RADIO EXTENSION SEEN WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Early tc | tou -of legislation authorizing exten- \ ston for five. years of the uso of the | naval radio for transmission of press dispatches may be expected, Senator | Poindexter, Republican, Washington, said at the White House today after @ conference with President Harding. |The president, the senator sald, has |given the measure his hearty ap- ‘Monday to witness the signing of the treaties, to thank the 5,000,000 gallons that will be required). "for naveral days. It fs said that Y t Vv ta T bli ts fi: | delegates for their work and to participate generally in the © oe the aucoline shtpped on the| charges will be preferred against the eas | mon a e activities marking adjournment TRIBUNE-REVIEW of the conference. It had been planned to adjourn the sonference sine die tomorrow but state Jepartment @raughtsmen said they could not have the official treaty text prepa. 4 before Monday. It was believed the president would make an address at the Monday ses 5 PRAISED BY sion and: that heads of the various elegations would respond before the inal gavel. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8—(By The Associated Press)—The “big nine” of the arms conference meeting today for Ohio state bonus application blanks. War veterans waiting at Bentley Post headquarters, Cincinnati, for DE MOLAY CHAPTER OF season. Jorganization and informal dances will |be held during the remainder of this! The first of the affairs will fasonic temple and Invitations In- CISPER 15 ORGANIZED. SuizsSarzk foreign contract came from plant No. 3 or the old Midwest plant, as the ritish purchasers of the gasoline |take only first run gasoline. | To handle the shipment during January the Standard used 10 trains Jot 60 cars each. The 600 cars used in the movement of gasoline had an average capacity of 10,000 gallons. Plants No. 1 and 2 of the refinery here handled all other orders for gasoline which were filled during the perfod. In order to meet the condi |tions of summer tr=4e however the men under state narcotic laws. ———————_ Home Saddened by Death of Child Norman W. Spellman, 2-year-cld son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Spellman, 1519 West Fourteenth street, died at 11 o'clock this morning from infantile trouble. The body is now being held at the Bowman mortuary pending Bring Real Beauty — Banishes Skin Eruptions. Puts On Firm Flesh, Strengthens The Nerves and Increases Energy. LUSTROUS HAIR Concentrated Tablets Easy and Eco- nomical to Take. Results Quick. ’ t { Vf refinery here is placing in readiness| shipment to Lost Springs, Wyo., to : | the last time, whipped into shape thi aa If you want to quickly clear your skin and bn BIG EX Et | VE reaties relating to China and issued me - 1 hake ty — » Boia al bade pepyaceins Nanni uesaa = BRIGHT complex nm, pecan Ses Maliey Beg | rmal c: ry ses! 0 aoe, Sa ; your bones, is SS See Ie ey in the Tribune.—}__Under present refining capactty a — ‘Subscribe for ‘The Tribune. — “F( EYES power, and look and feel 100 per cent. better, morro oO marl e@ final windup of ae o HEALTHY two of Mastin’s tiny yeast State Will Gain by Tidewater Project, Director Says in Letter to Casper Chamber. he Washington negotiations. It was decided to base only two ties on the Chinese decisions of the ference and to embody in them a few of the 15 resolutions adopt in regard to Chinese questions. One WT OFFICER QUOTA === Final steps in the organization of | Darius Chapter Order of De Molay, a| secret organization for young men| , Measure the cost by the cup— DIGESTION “FIRM FLESH ant UNDER SKIN NO FLABBINESS VITAMON contains vitamines, as well other two more important vita- mines (Fat Soluble A and Water Soluble C), any other state by remoteness from o “market. Wyoming will perhaps gai (more than any other state in propor at poe f the treaties will cover the Chinese | from 16 to 21 years of age which is : t tt ely s re ae F wrom’ far away Duluth, Minn.,| “Ht revision, and the other the Ront | sponsored by Casper lodge No. 15, A. : f th eS ade Ps tony far smwmy Daath MED. ar points” and the open door. The| i. and A. 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You can get nt the orga: 1 to pos that also until Monday. | edge, senior steward;; Allen Haggard, | ? 5 Mastin's VITAMON Tablets at all druggiste, only remaining formal meetings | junior steward: Sourgensen; A can @f G. Washington's Coffee is | Dissolves instantly when water is added. * ined wee one of | cha equivalent to ten times {ts weight in | No coffee pot or percolator needed. Are Positively Guaranteed ents tee and a simi M ion of the.Far.kzstern’ com. roasted bean coffce. For greatest economy the larger size to Put On Firm Flesh, x alled for Jate afternéon to hear joyd. Mann, G. Washington's is the absolutely pure | ans are recommended. Clear the Skin and Increase 7 a “21 de 4 ; , Wi g a te ee bid bat ve coffee with all its goodness, delicious: | Every can is guaranteed to give satis: Energy When Taken With m4 “I wonder ff you or someone else 1 O'Brien. preceptors. ness and strength. Nor a substitute. fac o No ad Every Meal or Money Back me the copy of the Casper Trib nd Norman Dennis, sentinel. Booklet free. Send 10c for special trial size. u e prodigious write-up of The chapter will hold regular meet pen reee. Be Se it rad s’s resources and develop ngs the second and fourth Mondays DI SEORT TON COPPER REFENIND CONERRIEE: B52 PONY alata e = was very much impressed, sf each month In the Masonic Tem snt a ged to whom ever it le, The chapter is two years ofa and I i : “ : growing rapidly in membership. It “ , I suppose there is no 8 required that the chapter have 50 IB age! epee nembers before a permanent: charter MADE INTHE CUP a ; P prea ek aE x iwources, a larger proportion of unde 1 an be granted. The Darius chapter AT THE TABLE ~ 7 . - . Me sonal redStréln; Geka any \cother sow has 35 members and new-ones re} Estate in the Union. Wyoming, I, sup. LS being added frequently (7 we) ; spose, has been retarded more than A‘number of social activities are be at : C. P, Arbogast, manager of the|.ng planned under the auspices of th« . . rown ocery al ar Gai casper baseball team during the past hr COFFEE years, will not manage the Jop- Phone 490 Common Sense 7 ) Sees Scotu cave ot ht fo., club of the Western league © Etta one of she eaturen ot ie} Slater wich te resivet 2" About Eezema aturday and Monday Specials fwork which makes it inspiring, that os are all working together for the | Geommon good, and for objects larger tating positively that the club was 1ot for sale. Arbogast and associates had con templated the purchare of the Joplin franchise. Negotiations for the pur- chase of the club have been pending for the past several weeks and it was thought with some degree of success until the communication from Prest- dent Tiorney was received today. Under the plan being fostered by Arbogast and associates the Casper man was to have assumed manage- and Eruptions! | - ai 20% Best Creamery Butter...... 35c Strictly Fresh Eggs--Market Pric. ) Sand of wider benefit than any of us Bean grasp. I did not think of Wyo. E: when this work first attracted ny notice, but I had not been long In it before I found I was working for EwWyoming. Your neighbors in Wyo- Boing approached this subject, natu FFelly, for the good it would do their Yown state'and thelr own circum- @siances. They soon found they were You might just as well know it right now,—the cause of skin eruptions, pimples, blackheads, boils and so an, is right in the blood. ‘There is no get- ting away from it. Science has proved it. We prove it.” You can prove it. ‘When the cause of skin troubles and eruptions is in the blood, it isn’t com- Fancy Winesap Apples, per box____$3.40 Fancy Winesap Apples, 6 Ibs. for____50c Extra fancy Oranges, per doz_-____- 50c Brorking for the national benefit. It Every gas heater in our stock is included in this special sale. Supply your needs now and enjoy warm comfort for the balance of the winter. that a bill has been introduced tn t the house of representatives establish- ing a meat pool, with a board of con- trol constituted by the government. ‘Chie board will be empowered to pro- hibit export of meat and make the BERLIN, Feb. 3.—The public exe cutioners at Karlsruhe and Baden, following the lead of their comrade at Mannheim, haye notified the ministry of justice that they will go on strike unless their pay is increased. is a scientific blood cleanser,—it drives out the impurities which cause eczema, tetter, rash, pimples, bolls, blackheads, blotches and other skin eruptions. When these impurities are driven out, you can’t stop several very nico things from happening. Your lips turn nat- 10 bars of Pearl White Soap 3.cans No. 214 Fanéy Tomatoes__ 3 cans No. 214 Fancy Hominy___ b Ks that which gives the work its ab-| “ent Of the club ‘and have a heavy » Esorbing interest and which lends ex.| St0c# ownership. Erbe Toplis club ms ! > ; Peston tthe reid proeron tis | Shalnod eo Wests ove | ON OUR SALE OF GAS ROOM HEATERS AT THE : 10-Ib. sack White or Yellow Corn 3 Sata sigynekt rec bee taeda ie aces a SL NE Ry NS acpi eae eee | Pt ey ar eee ee bid for the Western league champion- < | 100-Ib. sack Hardwheat Flour_____$3.65 . MEAT POOL IN}>¥0 : Reduction 4-1b. sack Hardwheat Flour________ $1.90 : NEW ZEALAND | Executioners On f | | 24-1b. sack Hardwheat Flour________' 95¢ ie Re __| Strike, Germany | 11 wore re m savas mast 0 | 10-Ib. pail Strained Honey_ $1.65 - 1 < issuance of export licenses conditional] ‘They declare it impossible to hehead | Bray rosy acer G glans ees 3 cans No. 2 Vn Fancy Kraut___________ gn observance of the board's require-|criminals properly at the present] tiful Your face looks like that of @ » WA - ; * a 2 Bnonts. prices, prosperous, ruddy, well-fed, refined 3 cans No. 242 Fancy Smilax Pumpkin_59c Fentieman, or if you aro a 5 Navy Beans, hand picked, 3 lbs. for_ woman; your complexion becomes the real lind --25¢ Casper Ga: Appliance Co. ‘ br F * ‘ suinwuniiniin 7 ‘Whole world so adm ; ccc) a a Butter Not y :. cells, at's wl jolitaire ss $ 7 Shoska ory age um 119 East First St. Phone 1500 Whitetiowe COFFEES 45c . have this happen to you, 8. S. 8. ia Gold Medal 3 sold at all drug stores, in two sizes, t ‘The larger size is the more economical, 5-Ib. pail Skookum Jam_ 5-Ib. pail Delicious Jam__ 1-Ib- pkg. Fancy Seedless Raisins____ 30c Crystal White Chips, large pkg______ 27¢ pernibe, Carrots, Rutabagas, Parsnips, per Ib. FINAL CLEANUP ON Any Winter Hat In Stock YOUR CHOICE S$1L.OO SALE STARTS SATURDAY Shop Opens 9 A. M. MARTZ HAT SHOP $ 154 South Center Street $7 E = li ATTENTION! Announcement I bought the-lease, stock and fixtures of the U.S. Army Goods Co. at 33 1-3 per cent on the dollar and will continue to serve the public of Casper with the highest grade line of regulation army goods that money can buy at the lowest possible prices. I aim sure that I will be able to outfit you with the right kind of merchandise at lower prices because my ex- pense is so extraordinary low. Thanking you in advance for your valued patronage, I remain sincerely yours. LOUIS MASME, Mgr. INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS Sub-Wool Union Suits...._..$1.75 ) Reg. Army Shoes___._._...._.._ $4.65 Reg. All-Wool Union Suits..._$3.45 | Extra heavy Work Shoes..__.$4.65 Cotton Ribbed Union Suits._$1.75 | High Top Boots, real values....$4.65 Fleece-Linéd Union Suits..._.$1.48 ee ee oe Se lapsed z clean oes at all times. Remem- Cotton Mixed Sweaters....._.$#45| * A 2 DaTERIN, SCE ate er we handle army blankets. Flannelette Army Shirt____$1.95 Uz. S. ARMY GOODS Co. Overshoes, A-1 quality ____$1.45 r Dress Suits, $35.00 values ...$16.95 528 West Yellowstone Highway 3 cans Early June Peas___ 634-Ib. boxes Soda Crackers____ 4-Ib. boxes Soda Crackers______ 65c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and Post aie Toasties, per pkg Large sizes _ 3 cans No. 2 Beets__ Fancy Parlor Brooms, each Orders phoned Frida: i between 7 and 9 will Zs ‘on fie delivery Saturday a. m. Soar aba aerivede ey oe 2 IAA LAMA We will receive new shipments from the various army camps every day thus enabling you the pick of IN

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