Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 14

ted os A b n t + 2 “4 | PAGE FOURTEEN DELEGATES FROM MANY TOWNS IN CASPER FOR OPENING HERE TODAY OF 'Y’ OLDER BOYS’ CONFERENCE Elaborate Program, Including Entertainment, Is Airanged for Three-Day Gathering in Casper; “Service” is Keynote of Gathering Conviction in municipal court, in which the defendant is sentenced to serve time in this city jail will have @ new significance in the future if the plans of Alexander Nisbet, chief of police, carries. Under the direction of Chief Nis- bet, an tanovation in punishment upon conviction for misdemeanors will be instituted. The new pun- ishment will mean work on a rock Pile which is being placed on the city hall grounds. In penal institutions of the coun- Jail Sentences to Mean Labor On Rock Piles Making Little Ones Out of Big Uns, Ruling fhe Casver Dally Eridune SEARCH POLICY IN CHEYENNE Io MADE ISSUE Alleged Bootlegzer’s Counsel Proposes to Secure Ruling on Right to Enter With- out Warrant. finished product can be used in sur- prover. highly successful elsewhere, partially due to the severity of the work and partly to the notoriety and conspicuousness which attends such form of municipal endeavor. ‘The final plans, or the extent to which the police department car, en- force the undertaking is now in the hands of the city council for ap- proval or rejection. als CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 24—Thr for the most part will be taken into Casper homes by invitation and every ng is being done to make their stay peasant for the next three days. ‘ » theme is * © conferen st church, school and government The complete official program for the conference follows: eee Address “Accepting the Chall HED ere) ad ‘Acce} © Challenge,’ 0—Resistration of delegates andl 11 *P"Toisington, sent to room! 20 = SER s0-—Meeting of adult leaders inj 4 Delegation nea. rest room. 6.00—Meeting of nomination com- ee composed of one boy from each ple's cost 60e. Invocation—L. B. Carter, D. D. Songs and yells—Pianist, R. EB Attorney H] B. Durham prestd- ee “Welcome, We are Glad You are other moro serious Here,” Mayor W. A. Blackmore, city laws. “Thanks, We are Glad to Bg Here” FIFTY YEARS AGO Douglas boy. Introduction of delegates—L. A. Toothaker. Report ¥. L. Holsington, secretary Commun ity Y. M. C. A. Sheridan. “Paper—“Spirit of Service,” Floyd Mann, Casper. a ddress—"Preparation for Service,” | "7 J. C. McGlade, principal Casper Higl School. : Delegates from all points in central Wyoming and more distant towns and cities were in Casper today for the open- ing at 4 o’clock this afternoon of the older boys’ conference of the Y. M. C. A. Sessions will be held at the vocational high school building and the attendance of Casper boys will swell the total number participating by scores. St. Marks Episcopal, 8 a. m. Holy communion. 11.10 sermon. Rev. P K. Edwards. Anthony's nents will take in thé| Masses at 9 a: lerests, the home, |} Mullin. 3:00—Mass meeting of delegates and all boys of Casper over 15 years at Presbyterian tabernacle, Sixth and Durbin streets. Ad 6:15—Meeting of all young peo societies of Casper with Dele gates. Open to public. Address “The Four Rights of the Chila” HL L. Hotsington. 715—Union meeting, open to public. Spocia! musto—Presbytertan choir. Address “Boy Stuff” Irrank Cheley. Report of resolution committee. Report from each delegation. Benediction. A woman‘in Lynn, Mass, was steeping herbs on her kitchen stove according to a recipe of her own, to furnish medicine for the women of tho neigh. borhood. Today, a stone's throw from the little house where she lived, there is a four-story laboratory, making the| tracted. same medicine for the women of the tons of carefully selected herbs were used in-the manufacture of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Delegates Catholic church ad 10:30. Rev. John} to convicts this vicinity. Pile because of the trying nature of the work. This form of punishment is meted out have “been sen- tenced to “hard labor” or to other inmates of institutions, whose vio~ Yations of prison rules require a form of punishment a little more Severe than is generally meted out to persons who Loads of rock for the new muni- cipal rock pile are already acriv- infractions of Tho plan to label the piles is sub- Ject to the approval council. Persons working on the piles will be held with the outside world and their @uty will be to work for the edifi- cation of the audience that ts at- |= Each man on the munictpal rock During the last year almost| pile will be armed with a small hammer and presented with the hardest rock that can be found tn It will then be the if Inmate than "rr onthe Tos [BAREAIN SALE AT THE LEADER DRAWS CROWD ‘The sale of the bankrupt stock of|mer E. Smith has taken under advise- Shop,|ment Phelan’s motion that the case be which The Leader has been putting | ‘ismissed because certain fneriminat on this week, has crowded the store to the doors, .according to Max Hirsch, proprietor. The values, which ing at the city hall site, preparatory |are unusual, in that the stock was to permitting some of the convicts | purchased fur trying out as rock crushers. Besides the severity of work on a rock pile, Chief Nisbet plans to hare especial stigma attached to the workers thereon placards plainly In evidence on the various piles showing the type of miséemeanor for which the prir- oner is serving time. Tho elucidating placards which show whether a man ts being held on a statutory charge, whether a vagrant, wife or family deserter, reckless driver, drunkenness, gamb- ler, moonshiner, the former French Garment lar, is whi ed business. Mr. Hirsch also announces by having attractive to Casper shoppers. sway the rest of this month. some of ths —.__ 25 cents on the dol- the store’s proprietor thinks has attracted the unprecedent- that new stock is arriving dally from New York and being put on sale in con- nection with the other merchandise. A glance at the windows will give an idea of the latest style creations in women’s ready-to-wear which are so The sale will be continued in ful Pawnbrokers came by their famtt rokers came ir Hor name “uncle” in rather a curious|#"t The city contends that insofar fashion, for {t originated In a pun on “ancus,” the name for the hook with of the city | which, In olden times, they used to|tional mandate that search shall be handle the goods submitted for vaina-| th warrant notwithstanding. incommunicado | tion. Transo Cigars—Union Made. FORCED OU contention of the City of Cheyenne that its police can enter upon and search premises without a search war- rant, although state and federal of. ficers contemplating a search are re- quired to procure such a warrant has been squarely attacked in municipal court by Walted Q. Phelan, counsel for John Pontillas and wife, charged with bootlegging, and Municipal Judge Os- ing evidence, to-wit: a quantity of hooch, was seized during a search con- ducted without a warrant. If Phelan is not sustained in the municipal court it 1s maid the case will be carried to the higher courts. The Pontillas are charsad with sell- ing liquor co high schooi students. Their home was raided without a search warrant and police found the hooch In @ secret compartment under the.floor. The police assert that the Pontillas told them to go ahead and search, thereby waiving immunity from search without a warrant, but Phelan contends that such immunity cannot be watved. He holds that the state law, requiring a warrant for search, is superior to any city ordi- nance authorizing search without war- as munictpal cases are concerned the ordinances alone govern, a constitu- brink, Fancy California oranges, 15¢ per dozen and grape fruit. 3 for 25c, Sat- u only. Natrona Butter Co. M. D. Barnett Outfitting Co. 120 E. Second St. Announcements. A 2 ailment Seturday Have you tried 1 8:30—Adult leaders meeting—rest woman's medicine for woman's| duty of the prisoner to crush the rock to small particles so that the room. 9:00—Opening session, C. A. Man ning, Secretary Industrial Y. M. C. A. Sunrise, Wyo. Appointment of resolution commit tee. 9:20—Paper “Need of Service in High School Life,” William Lester, Casper. ; $:30—“Opportunities for Service” H. B. Du m, Casper. 10.00—Forum directed by H. L. Hois ington, Sheridan. 7 Best Can Wyoming’s Older of Service to the Home,” lyn Holmberg, Riverton. “How Best Can Wyoming’s OlMer Boys Be of Service to the Church’ ‘Willard Hatnes, Casper. “How Best Can Wyoming's Older Boys Be of Service to the School.” Richard Tweed, Lander, Wyo. “How Best Can Wyoming’s Older Boys Be of Service to the Govern- ment,” Wheatland boy. 1145—“How to Organize to Be of Greater Service,” L. A. Toothaker. 12:00—Photograph of Conference. 1220—Luncheon—High school cafe teria, cost 50c. 1:20—“Our University,” Ctaire Tuck- er, Laramie. 130—‘Building Symmetrical Citi- zens” H. 1. Hoistngton, Sheridan. 80—Recreation—Dean Morgan di- rector physica? edueation for boys, Cas- per, Wyo. Visit to Refinery. Gymnastic demonstration. Games, etc., high school gym. 630—Banquet given complimentary to-all registered delegates by Brother- hood class Presbyterian church, High school cafeteria. -Talk, ExGov. B. B Brooks, 820—“The Biggest Jo>tn—America,” Frank H. Cheley, Denver. Ammouncements. Sunday. $45—Delegates to aftend Sunday school and church with hosts. 11:00—First Baptist church, corner Fifth and Beech street, “An Army ‘With Banners,” Rev. C. M. Thompson. First Presbyterian church, corner Sixth and Durbin streets. “Not by Bread Alone,” Rev. C. A. Wilson. Methodist Episcopal church, 330 Eas Lawful and Unlawful Christian church, corner of Grant and Lind streets. “Is the Young Man Safe?” Rev. C. G. Stout. Trinity Lutheran, corner South Park and Fourth streets. ‘Great Faith and Our Dafly Bread,” Rev. J H. Gockel. Christian Science, corner Fourth and Grant streets. Getting Rid of a Stubborn Cough is Child’s Play Now Make the Medicine Yourself at Home It's Cheap—But You Can't Beat It. If you want to take care of that bad, hang on cough and do it in a few hours, better get one ounce of Parmint (double strength) and mix a half pint at hom: You can do this in two mtnutes by adding a little sugar and enough water to fill a half pint bottle. You'll travel the world over before you get a medicine that will act so surely and quickly on the mucous membrane of the nose and throat. It halts the inflammation the tickling sensation stops with the first spoon- ful, the heavy breathing goes and clean membrane, free from irritation 1 mucus follows. atarrhal conditions such as mucus droppings, clogged nostrils and watery eyes, it won't disappoint —ask for Parmint (donble strength). Speak plain: that the druggist will kne : A ae RE REAL WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Among the Congo natives a super-| munity, and that the child must there-| shaking hands with a man. If a gp. stitious belief exists that the appear-| fore be killed. ance of a baby’s first tooth on the up- per jaw is an ill omen to the com- tleman wishes to give a lady a fan. 1. does not hand it to her lest their hands In China a woman never things of!touch. Instead he places it beside he: 10c a Loaf SATURDAY RAKERY SPECIAL DEVIL’S FOOD CAKE 40c Largest Assortment of Bakery Goods in the City. CANDY SPECIAL PEANUT BRITTLE, PER POUND Try Our Lunches—Unexcelled in Quality and Service the Best—At Reasonable Prices. The Casper Steam Bakery Zuttermeister Building Phone 109 FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922. OND Suits at ‘112 They Need No Argument. Closing Out 100 Tailored Suits at $ ] 820 We'll Make You Happy, Too. Scott Clothing Co. Closing Out 100 Tailored . Sport a New Hat Here. are blacks, greys, browns and tans. Made to sell for $4.50 $2.95 Fine Lisle Hose In cordovan pearl grey or black. This is a mercerized lisle and Bought to sell for 50c per pair, now 35c Silk Shirts That were bought to sell at $7.50. Tub or Crepe Silks. All sizes-14to 17 ‘4.95 New designs, new colors. Now it’s warmer weather—you’ll want one. $12.50 values for °7.95 Underwear Bargains Medium weight Unions. All cotton. A $1.50 value 95e for _ Athletic styles. Knit or nainsook. coli a 95¢e The Best in Trunks Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, at 25% Off |. Spring Neckwear All the new ones. Hundreds to choose from. Regular $1.00 values. 45c - Spring Patterns In Madras and Percale Shirts. Fast Special fe A $1.45 Eze fine woven cloth. Beautiful Special __ $1.95 Silk Hose Special A pure thread silk, in all colors. This Hose bought to sell for $1.00 per pair, now 65c ' Worsteds and Cassi- mere Suit at Get In On This. 1D ] 00 A Sale of Extra Fine Made-to-Order Suits ‘260 Wonderful Values at Values That Truly Shout! 240 South Center St. Casper, Wyo. A Sale of Hand Tailored