Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SWEEPING RAIDS ARE LAUNCHED IN DENVER “Clean Up Denver” Is Cry of Federal and || (i+1g Take Up State Officers in Launching Crusade Marbles, Boys on Liquor Interests : - | "Race Che Casper Daily Crigune & rea WHEAT STOCKS SHOW DECREASE FOR THE MONTH Smallest Quantity on Hand March 1 of Any Correspond- ing Date in Last Ten Years, Report. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922. Women's club testified that the em- ployers budget given as $93 was in adequate. ‘The women itemized room rent, food and clothing and declared costs of the necessities of life have not been re- duced enough to perm!: much, if ary reauction in the minimum wage for working girls and students at the state normal school here who recently mads a “hunger” test to determine a fair allowance for food also were to testify. crop have been heavy and country miflis and elevators possess only nine per cent of that crop. This is the smallest percentage for the stocks in the same msnth in ten years. The highest record percentage for the stocks in the same month in ten years. The highest record is 16 per cent. past five years were about 91,000,000 bushels. Stocks this year were 20 per cont less than the five-year average. ‘Wheat stocks of this class were as much as 155,000,000 bushels in 1916, or 1123 per cent more than the 1922 figures. Working Girls A new value in steel desks an States marshals, scores of detectives and ers sworn in as deputy marsh ston are making a stand = 4 : bushels by the United States depart- T. prohibition enforcement officers d i as the “bigge ¢ faminine assault on a sport sank et y, ated. "hie che tee o Dress Right liquor raids in the west.” Downtown hotels, rooming houses, faint) = ee smallest quantity in the record of re- barbe: ops, soft cigar stores, be - ried warrants for the given out at ters, included heart of the of these is ra anf is one of known tn the | The raids was announced, are the culmination of a month's labor by Mr. McClenahan and h It was expected befo 4 the total of con River, Wro- Forty men had been gathered tn} the dragnet in the first half the raids. They were brow the marshal's office. BIG SHIPMENT OF WHISKEY SEIZED. LINCOLN, Neb., March hundred and fifty gallons of 100 proof | bonded whiskey, consigned to the/ Newbro Drug company of Butte, | Mont., by the Jultus Kessler com: | pany of Athertenvife, Ky., were} seized by federal and state prohibition officers from a merchandise consign: One; ment in a freight car on the Burling ton railroad here today. Officials said the liquor Incked the official permit on each of 50 cases ee REWARD FOR SLAYER ASKED RIVERSIDE, N. J., March 17. ‘The board of freo holders of Burling- ton’ county will be asked today by [Prosecutor Kelsey to offer a reward for the apprehension of the slayer of Jotm Theodore Brunen, circus pro’ | tor, who was shot and kilied at | home last Friday night. Kelsey | he also probably would ask Governor | Edwards to have the stnte offer a reward. a | Cattlemen Of | Southwest Will | Meet at El Paso| FORT WORTH, Texas, March 17.-— EI Paso won the 1923 convention of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ atfsociation af the closing wession here yesterday. Eugene Myer, Jr., managing dtrec- tor of the war finance corporation, ad- @ressing the stockmen declared con. gress was in sympathy with the corp aration’s work for the ranchmen and that means would be found either fo extending the corporation's life or act @ proper substitute found. This an. mouncement {followed passage jf a| resolution by the cattlemen calling upon congress to confess the corpora tion’s existence. Myer told the ranchmen he was sent into the cattle country by President | Harding to report on conditions. He | added that the general business and money situation is improving. Treasurer Of Society Enters Plea of Guilty | PHILADELPHIA, March 17.—Wa!! ter A. Unger, former assistant treasur er of the funds of the Evans Dental institute of t ity of Pennsy! Vania pleade to an indictment charging 000 of the funds MONEY OF NO VALUE “Life had n though I ha: of no value constantly 4 lost faith in all docto: Talking > he ad- Wonderfal Remedy. again.” appendi money in Evaporated Ik, any kind, Sardi: 5-Ib. ja hai : 80 Cecelia Correll, 17, of Johnstown, ardines .. -.45¢ . pail Delicious Jam___..__..90c + : Pe, sare Sen ip to Bourwecd 2 tall cans Pink See |: pane can Keveken sik eae writer models, that harmonize in nto| Which she bad won in a popularity Even perdos . ..30c| | 2 tall cans Fancy Red Salmon....70c | _5-Ib. pkg. Sunsweet Prunes__.$1.00 design and finish with your Art wending their way to his establis ; Begmning Saturday,March 18 WASHINGYON, March 17.—Stocks of wheat in country mils and elevators March 1, were estimated at 72,564,000 Need $141 Year farch 17.—The boys of als at oday began w ports made to the department for that date during the last ten years, with the exception of March 1, 1918 when the abnormally low stocks of 66,000,- 000 bushels followed the small wheat wheat crop of 1917. Exports of wheat from the 1921 drink ests 2 the sidewalks of the suburbs | atoce sigue of spcing aipenred, Das | sersby forced to detour to the eurb- | ing, have found girls almost as nu- | merous as boys in the games. The sisters play for keeps too, and often | with a skill that sends their own and other brothers home marbles. As a result, the girls, nowadays, go home generation is the fsubstitution of with hands soiled and knees mud- pennies for the agate and glassics cu BRUCE BROS. *:1: 304 1288 The Best in Groceries juana, Mi Paittring of horses in = tryout. EMPORIA, Kan. March 17.—A working girl canrot dress respectably and comfortably on less than $141.08 @ year, Emporia women testified this morning in the final minimum wage hearing before the Kansas industrial court here. Part of that sum—$13.67 —is for upkeep of clothing. Mem- bers of tho Business and Professional @ied and mothers find cause to la- ment the trend of the times. Another change in “the conditions of the game ag played by the new that were the objects of shot and roll in the old days. Size 60° x 304" x 34" ESKS of enduring steel, with bronze hardware, linoleum tops, generous drawers and knee space. Well designed, sanitary and fire- resisting these Art Metal desks will give years of satisfactory service. Made in many styles—single pedestal, double pedestal and type- 233 East Second St. Next to Telephone Building WE DELIVER 1705 WE DELIVER SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY & MONDAY 3 No. 2 cans Cut Wax Beans___50c 1 Ib. Fancy Comb Honey. .25c¢ 1 No. 2 can Fancy Strawberries, 50c 1 No. 2 can Fancy Raspberries, 50c 1 No. 2 can Fancy Loganberries, 45¢ = = = = = = = zs = = = = = = Special Values 13 Ibs. Granulated ‘Sugar....$1.00 Best Creamery Butter, Ib... .38c 2 cans Booth’s Sardines....... .... . 2 cans Extra Fancy Imported Her mother couldn't go with he’ contest. “7 Fancy Black or White Cooking a Metal files. 2 No. 2 cans Fancy Country Figs, per lb. vl, _30¢ ' Corn Beef and Corn or Gloss Starch, pkg. eat Bley tm kidd Syed pe See these unusual desk values today 3 No. 2 cans Extra Standard Ss igonn Biekvedicns pee Cabbage Down THE MILLS COMPANY | 139 West Second Street lOWR Corliss... cca SRC 3 No. 2 cans Utah Tomatoes_..___38¢ Gal. cans Loganberries... -$1.15 CHICAGO, March 17.—A lead 5 Gal. cans Red Raspberries___$1.45 ESR Oa ear ee 3 No. 24% cans Empson’s 2 cans Fancy Green Gage Gal. cans Pears... ee ee Casper, Wyo. corn beef and cabbage for 15 cents. Pompkin fo -..50¢ Plums | .........----—+» 55 | Gal. cans Pineapple 1 tnls bargain menu of the celeb 3 No. 2 cans Empson’s Hominy, 50c | 2 cans Peaches (halves).___..._55c ) C Agency for ‘ 17 b; Cc i oe ex eat (38 che | Sesult Of 7s 1 No. 2% can Sweet Potatoes.._.25c Fruit are CrysvalWiite or Classic 2 No. 1 cans Ainsley made a year ago by Michael Soap __. $1.00 ° 2 No. 21% cans Fancy Tomatoes, 55¢ Salad 58 | 25 b D. loney, of the rv a . ¥. Te av qoeet eee (s eeceerewoer mer cree a ra tes friends that Ser sala Shecacor 2 Bice 214 cans Extra Standard 1 No. 21% can Ainsley’s Fruit 22 bars White Leoaey Serre 4 ee state wit a year | vould Se - free state, within, s ae ome omatoes 8 8e Salad _ ---teee——— 0 | 7 bars P. & G. Soap... Patrick's day for 15 cents. Thousands of Irishmen who kni of Mr. Maloney’s promise today we _ WE DELIVER WE DELIVER | WE DELIVER) | = AEA Te e ment. HERE IS WHERE YOU | SAVE AND MAKE MONEY I will offer the entire stock consisting of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Furnishings AT PRACTICALLY HALF COST PRICE This is not a money-raising sale, it is simply a closing out sale of everything in the store, including fixtures and the store lease. I have been in business in Casper the past seven years and have handled only first-class merchandise. IF YOU WANT MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER KNOWN IN WYOMING Doors Open Promptly at 10 A. M. COME IN TOMORROW Doors Open Promptly at 10 A. M. FRANK CANNER 2: | | | Center St. Transo Cigurs—Union Made.