Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 5

ist party, im national convention here to permit state organization: a Council Expected to Take Up| cperais with any labor meeeatesin, Controversy in Opening jtor political activity in the comire Meeting Tonight. election, This privilege however, is saleguarded by conditions, which are intended to preserve the identity of ‘The regular bimonthly meertng cf} the Socialist arty. Ge chy council is schedule’ fo- 8] This privilege was extended by ocloeg tonight. Matters of tmportance! amending the Hiliquit resolution that will be brought up for consideration./ 114 make it optional with the state addition to the volume of busi- = ‘a resume of|°"S@niztions, and not # recommend: attendant upon monthly activities matters concerning | 10" from the party that they affiliate| the official forces of the present ad-| °F -Operate in the elections. ministration are to be threshed out. 2 it is reported unofficially that at a . recent star chamber meeting of the os Y council, four members uf the board re Portrait ‘Artist anested that Mayor w. A, Beickmere Visiti Cc yk for resignation Alexunder tin Nisbet, chief of police. ‘This matter, & Casper t is said, will come to a formal hear- Pgs and it fg he wees J, Wi Hawes, recently of Denver ~“S pnt Fewsy. 5 pani a Rowen ees and of New York, who has been do- Pinedo watcHeee ing home portrait studies for several’ Sy of the leading newspapers of those cities, has arrived in Casper at the pent Sy ee i . AND CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING e CHEYENNE, Wyo., May I—An op- poctunity for persons suffering from Providing You Meeting of M. 4 | -| opens pr Pit aay foe atiege Buy ‘Another ee ile ee: | -| Opening of the season of the wns-| | gular aie Tt In the cassis nament opens at Greenwood. Bench Show. Annual show of French Buttaos | club of America, at New York. Billiards. Jobn Layton vs. Charles McCourt, for threecushion championship at This offer doesnot mean thatone man must buy two Suits. It means that friend can bring friend, dad es can bring son and brether can bring brother. Tom Gihbons vs. Harry Foley, 15 rounts, at New Orleans. Augie Ratner vs. Mike McTigue, 10 -|rounds. at Montreal Dennis O"Kevfe vs. Dave Sh: Ae, 10) rounds, at Kenosha. | Johnny Dundee va. Herman Smith, | | STATEMENT HERE IS THE PROPOSITION GAL i Two. weeks agoi presented this same Suit offerto the men and young Notice - Leaky Cee that the men of Casper. My store was swamped with eager buyers. I broke all . p bist deart eas Suit selling records for the state of Wyoming. I sold 216 Suits in five T 25: S C Y . 35 certificate cerned Egat ie days. Since then I have received over 300 Suits which I am now offer- wo uits ost Ou. ' taxes by the County Pimge oe - ing, so that those who were unable to take advantage of my previous Deeocresg | Siero Two $30 Suits Cost You. . $40 and 180, Kenwood Addition to the Get here! No doubt many ofyou have seen some of the Suits on the u. Town (now City) of Casper, Na- backs of your friends whi ey purchased here two weeks ago, and e trona County, Wyoming. assessed have admitted that they are real bargains. Every Suit sold during this T 35 S C Y 45 ver ee aba Bs Berd. ae sale carries my guarantee of being All Wool and the best of tailoring. wo uits ost ou. '|said Robert Belman and that april. OWING TO THIS LOW PRICE SUIT OFFER ‘WE WILL MAKE A 5 cation ‘will he mado ‘to the, County SMALL CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS, Two $40 Suits Cost You $50 A esr ped pte Aha oecaai ara enh Yours for Lowering Prices, ‘4 oe? Sees I cag: sei Two $45 Suits Cost You. . $55 a ean. Open Evenings--- You Bet Two $50 Suits Cost You. . $60 spring styles are now on the shelves! Notice is hereby given that the of the new shop and whi be fentured| undersigned is the owner of a tax at the opening tomorrow. Favors will| certificate issued for delinquent be given to every Indy attending the|taxes by the County Treasurer of opening. Natrona County, Wyoming. July 1, ———-—— 1919, on Lot Numbered 16, Block Numbered 118, Town (now City) jof Casper, Natrona County, Wyo., PUGILIST 15 scacen", Se Bee St County Treasurer of Ni ty for a tax deed. Dated May a 1922, GLENN C, LITTLEFIELD, | Z ‘ ‘ tion on many fight cards, is now in aS May 1, ‘8, 15, 22 and 29, aN uranee yile following his arrest Sat- STi SSD urday on a charge of bootlegging, The charge was preferred against him by) 74 eet ad 1c PN aia Crohibitins eeent. Tap nit! ‘Yo ne| undersigned is the owner of a tax| 3 certifieate issued for deinquent \ . taxes by the County Treasurer of - ————— Natrona County, Wyoming, July 1, : - -|1919, en Lot Numbered 23 in ¢ " :|Block Numbered 119, Town (now KZ City) ef Casper, Natrona County, \ : y . volving 1 .-| Wyoming, assessed te R, 8, Wilson for the year 1918, ‘That ¥ am un- able te find said RB, 8, Wilson and , | St that applicatior igi be made to the : @tagkhalders| County Treasurer of Natrona Coun. ty for a tax deed, i ( Dated May 1, 1028, hank and ite subsidiary, the First Pod. GLENN G, 1 pth dateonciagellbngt Aipetiinad Pob, May i, 8, 15, 23 and 20, National bank. : A-‘Small Deposit Will Hold Any Suit Until Saturday Night, imgeules will be ence en Conter Strest ; fram the Northwestern tracks to the Court House, on Second Street from David to Durbin Streets, on Wolcott Street from Midwest Avenue to First Strest, Watch: yeur fights. A. NISBET, Chief of Polies, 114 (WEST SECOND STREET NEXT DOOR TO: STOCKMEN'S BANK