Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO. STOCKEROWERS DELAY MEETING FOR ONE WEEK Emergency Raised by Snows} storm Leads Committee to Call Off Arrangements for Tomorrow. The special meeting of the, Na- y Stockgrowers associa- or tomorrow 1 April 35, ac made this morning. by hop, president of the asso postponed announc! ML. Bi ciation. the storm which compels d stockmen in all o stay with their floc! of havin livestock men as pos © at the special meet nadvisable to hold the w when only a small could be present represestation Under more favorable weather con ditions, it is believed that near 100 per cent of the livestock interests of the county would have attended the mest ing. Expressions £ every dis. trict indicated that the stgckmen planned to attend. The storm threw tn entire! lifferent aspect on cond! tions, however, and many stock own ers have been unable to leave. ‘With the necessity for effecting def- inite settlement of all scheduled busi. ness the committee arranging the meeting are anxious to have every stockman who has headquarters Casper in attendance at the meeting tomorrow. “NO FINE? WEEK PROVES SUCCESS FOR LIBRARY} The “no fine’ book week at the library has been meeting with much success although there are stil! many books which have not been returned. Tables have been placed in tit lobby and tho persons returning them are not asked questions and no fines are levied. In the majority of cases the books which have been returned during the week were brought back by parties who had found thern in theaters, stores, apartment houses and even at dressmaker’s homes. The lbrarians earnestly request that every one look through their homes in search of long over-due books, and the “no fine” week will continue through Sunday REDSKIN OF SHOSHONE RESERVATION ARRESTED John Little, an Indian resident of the Shoshone reservation near Lander is being held in the county jail here, pending removal to Cheyenne for trial In federal court on a charge of statu-| tory rape. Little was spirited out of the reser- vation and brought to Casper -by Bchang Wilson, deputy United States marshal. yesterday, when strong senti- ment against the Indian was expressed by residents of the reservation. Little's offense is said to have been tomimitted upon the person of a four year old Indian child. He will be removed to Cheyenne tonight to be beld pending trial in federal court. oa rie edhe, Beer was taxed over 2,000 years ago in Egypt. AB PS ae Lead pencils have not changed in fesign for a hundred years. =e eee “—tTry a Tribune ctassified ad—— Opening of PATTERN DEPARTMENT so MANY REQUESTS have been received during the past from pa- trons of our store for Pictorial Review Patterns that, after thorough investiga’ their merits, we have decided Pictorial Review Patterns from in_our establishment. We are fully convinced that Pictorial Review Patterns are by far the best fitting, casiest to make, -and most eco- nomical,’and that it is not necessary for lay 40c to s50c for mey can get PICTORIAL REVIEW P- ATTERNS At 20c to 35c—None Higher our customers to p. other patterns when MAY PAT Are on Sale Now, also the SUMMER FASHION BOOK of Pictorial Review Patterns . We recommend to i] women who steers 19 try ome—JUST ONE. it wil coves Saserve che teputatioa they sre Sa jer the co High Class Ladies’ Tailoring and Dressmaking. Dry Goods, Hosiery and Underwear. THE RELIABLE SHOP SUITE 5, ZUTTERMEISTER BLDG. PICTORIAL REVIEW Inted with th coc areas Pictorial French newspapers are demand ing the recall of J. J. Jusserand as ambassador to the United States, Editors claim that he has failed to make France's post-war position understood in th Ee COmRESy, REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE TO MEET IN CHEYENNE CHE ming NF April _7.—Wyo- committee will meet at the tel in this city next Monday, to discuss plans for the coming campaign and probably to elect a state chairman to succeed T. Blake Kennedy of Cheyenne, who re- signed several months ago when he was appointed judge of the United States district court for Wyoming. Among men mentioned in connec- tion with the chairmarfship are Percy Spencer of Cheyenne, now executive secretary of the committee; Frank "R. Hadsell of Rawlins, acting chairman; be Casper Daily Cribune Ce n n Step, Georgie, Git ’n Step! “HEAD CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS Stock-Taking and Recruiting Week to Be Featured by Drive to Build Up Cham- ber of Commerce. Plans for stock taking and recruit- ing week of the Casper chamber of ommerce will get under way next Tuesday at a meeting of the board of directors at the Henning at noon. Mr. Harvey, field director for the Amer iean City bureau, at this time will dis- cuss plans with the directors for re cruiting the organization. The regular forum will be held in the evening at the same place. There will be a “let's go” meeting Wednes- day night. ‘Instructions for work will "Th in I P be given to the teams which have ey start ‘em young in India. Prince George and Princess . rfl with the Gwalior First Infantry and the princess gives Gousie & __irty look because he's outa step. OFFICER NIPS THREATENED GUN FIGHT IN HOME, MEN DISARMED A family feud which waged through all the phases of ill will from wordy wars to free-for-all fights and thence to arming various members of the respective families terminated suddenly last night when Charles Miskell, a deputy sheriff, appeared as referee and arbiter in time to. prevent two male members of the families, both of whom were armed with sav- age lookin g revotvers from carrying Miskell thought that this procedure out their threats to get each other. had advanced too far so he calied the Miskell, summoned to the home in| warring parties and cot ee chase North Casper by the wife of one of Porn to keep thelr paren Se tea the men, was informed that a battle) stseil then, confiscated their guns tt, Gent ae oo. and subdued the warring factions. With drawn revolver he entered the eee ee ne nee the ae Dayrap peeve phi Safes ndow | brousht out_the interesting revelation which came in through a lone window a saw two men crouched behind places 7 of refuge while hurling vile impre- cations at each other. Ig More minute examination enabled’ 4 the deputy to learn that both men 4 wer armed and each was taunting the other to come out from behind his At the meeting of the board of di- rectors yesterday A. EB. Stirrett was chosen chairman of the membership committee. This committee will con- sist of 12 teams, each including six men. These teams will be furnished by the civic organizations of Casper such as the Rotary club, the Kiwanis club, the Women’s Federated club, the Casper real‘ estate board, and the chamber of commerce. Thursday morning at 9:30 is the time set for the beginning of recruit ing. It should end on Friday. OFFICIALS OF WESTERN UNION HERE ON VISIT A. B. Cowan, general manager of the mountain division and C. J. Ince, dis- trict commercial superintendent of the Western Union Telephone com- |pany with headquarters in Denver. traveling in thelr Western Union pri- vate car, arrived from Lander this afternoon and will visit the local Western Unjon offices here for a couple of days. W. F. Murphy, local manager of the company, is building up the organization. here to a point Sweet G. R, Hagens of Casper, W. E. Chap: line of ( n of Lan der, L 1 Brimmer of of Cheyenne. ewton of Cody, awlins and A. remote that it for their light Some stars takes 40,000 y: reach this earth. ~— = For very low temperatures a ther mometer has been invented, in whict gas is us ad of mercury. —e—_—_____ Paris is the oly city in the world that provides public baths for dogs. | ‘OMEN will be glad 4 to | | know of a laxative f | WwW Thousands will tell you they get more satisfactory results. from. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin than from salts, pills and drastic iia aentie Se” Syrup Pepsin is a mild, gentle cleanser and regulator. Itcosts only about a cent a dose. DR. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN ‘THE FAMILY LAXATIVE |} Take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin when constipated, bilious, headachy oroutof sorts. You will find your gen- proved that less cosmetics will be needed. Thousands of women have proved this true. HALF.OUNCE BOTTLE rare Few escape constipation, so even if: ‘at this moment Galdivell, sta ai Wahinenn Se, TIL Write me today. tion of to sell now on Blouse 1027—308 Skirt 9444—30e TERNS merits of view Patterns (uly much Sporerete by. the much apprestetes hy the. Pape... retiute 30 that ie Could be Soc es refuse | #0 that he could be shot. | | BAUR’S ICECREAM "casper Baur’s. has a reputation. Camels People know [Prince Albert 3 for 40c 2 for 25c Baur’s. It’s made in Baur’s own way. : Dear People: Mr. Pep has contracted for Baur’s Ice Cream and Candy. —The demand will necessitate advance *. orders. Long’s Place orders here for There’s —-First shipment received today. —To be sold in pints and quarts. —And served at Pep’s New Fountain. PEPSODENT Tooth Paste 40c 5 Gross Received Today for Quick Sale. Now Is the Time to Plant Best for the West Say sbwilh flowers Casper Floral Co. Phones—872, Res. 536 heady game while Clare Shumaker did zome spectacular offensive work, The line-up was: West Casper—Erma Lee (Capt) center; Katherine French, right for- ward; Lillian Waldon left forward: Helen Lewis, right guard and Leta Ewing, left guard. East Casper—Martha Gadbery, cen- ter; Lucille Aldrich, right forward: Clare Shumaker, (Capt), left forward; WEST CASPER RESERVES. | COME FROM BEHIND AND DEFEAT EAST, $1 TO ‘The West Casper Girl Reserve bas- ket bal team carried home a victory last evening when it defeated the East siders by a score of 31 to 21. Be- fore yesterday's game both teams had the same standing in the series but Fast's defeat gives the odds to the West enders. The next game how- ever, will either shift things back to an equal footing or give the cup to yesterday's victors. East Casper’s five started with a rush and had piled up six points be- fore the ultimate victors had scored at all. Then West began tied the score by a desperate rally and forged ahead with a substantial lead. This lead was never overcome and though the losers were game to the end it was a losing fight. Katherine French and Lillian Wal- don, forwards for the winners, found the cage vith remarkable accuracy while Helen Lewis and Leta Ewing blocked the east side shooters with telling effect. Erma Lee played her usual speedy game. Gladyd Roush guard on the losing side, deserves mention for playing a clean and that neither was loaded. Miskell does- n't know whether someone was kid ding him or whether the warlike fac tions were kidding each other, He is still in possession of the guns and the county authorities are Plowing through state statutes to find some law that will enable them to enforce an honorable peace between the con- Aesting interests. Lind streets. LOST! FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922. Gladys Roush, right guard and Beat. rice Shumaker, left guard. Goals—Katherine French 7 from the floor, 7 free throws; Lillian Waldon 7 from the floor; Lucille Aldrich 8 from the floor, 1 free throw; Clare Shu- maker 7 from the floor; Erma Lee 5 from the floor. Referse—Julla Steer, scorer, Mar. garet Rockwell; time, Marion Sen- nett, The First Christian Church - Started a two weeks’ evangelistic service yesterday. Meetings will be held every evening at 7:30 except Saturdays until Easter at the church at Grant and A Welcome to All COME AND HELP AND RECEIVE HELP. Peas Seeds 129 West Second Street Northern Nursery Stock, Sugar, 14 Ibs. FANCY RED POTATOES, PER CwrT. 40c Large glass pure Fruit Jelly, assorted 40e flavors ........+... Large jar of pure Jam or Jelly « 153 South Wolcott—New Midwest Bldg. 4 BARS ASSORTED TOILET Another Thousand Drug Sundries pciets"Wort Here. AT POPULAR PRICES Lots of Items—Buy ’Em Quick! PEP’S NEWS DEPOTS Department Stores for the People. 146 S. Center St. 251 S. Center St. Phone 1750 Phone 256 PACKARD Twin Six touring. Late model. Com- pletely equipped and ready for the road. cluding Cream Nougat Here is an opportunity to get a Packard that has been used so little that it looks and runs like a.new car, yet the price is only that of a cheaper car. The owner will sac- rifice this at $2,500 in order to get a new closed car. A -responsible purchaser can secure terms, or a lighter car can be handled as part payment. C. E. KENNEDY Cor. E. Second and Park Ave. Phone 1419-W WILLS ST. CLAIRE CHALMERS | MAXWELL Zuttermeister Bldg. Se THE CASPER STEAM BAKERY BAKERY SPECIALS Devil’s Food Layer Cake CANDY SPECIALS Regular $1.00 Pound Value Chocolates, In- 50° Also Cocoanut and Nut Log Role, Ib. THE CASPER STEAM BAKERY Soaps—Crystal White, Classic, ae Mite Napt! 25¢e SATURDAY SPECIALS 7 Ben P&G BOG AT WHITE NAVY BEANS, Assorted Berries—2-Ib. Tins, put up in syrup; $1, 00 3 cans ...... 2%-lb, Peadiee ss eeeeees BOC Large can Hominy, Pumpkin, _2-Ib. Beans or Peas— 3 for 50c These Specials Are Just a Few of the Many Bargains We Are Offerin, Kraut, can String Cc and Nut Centers, Ib. BN eee nent Brisket Boil, . 4c 4c Beef Plate Boil, Short Rib Boi Ie a ‘ 8c Fancy Plate Roll 1 Sadhana | ee Chuck Roast, Phone 109 ID TT DAT LLL SE aR PT ED CENTRAL GROCERY AND MARKET Week-End Bargain Specials GROCERY DEPARTMENT Good Parlor Brooms____50c, 60c, 75c, $1.00 Macarcct; Spaghetti, Noodles__3 pkgs. 25e MEAT DEPARTMENT Casper Packing Co. Bacon, per Ib Fresh Home Dressed Chickens Our: Specialty. MANY OTHER BARGAINS NOT MENTIONED HERE We Have Four Delivery Trucks at Your Service. We Deliver Promptly, PHONES 10 AND 11 Phones 10 and 11 Borden's, St. Charles, . natioa, Columbine— Per Case, $4. 80. Car- COFFEE J. M. Brand Try it—if not satisfied, return it and get your money back. 5-Ib. tin __ Also try our Advo Brand Coffee, ib..... 45c Ask Clerks for Sample Can FLOUR Bite ns... S140 ile’, $2075 Pride of the Rock. ies, 24 Iba....... 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