Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT JAIL RIOT ENDS WHEN LEADERS TAKE FLOGCING Several Taken From Cells and Whipped) by Guards at Chicago to Put Down Disturbance Caused by Order \VET BUREAU | IS ATTACKED Geclared that the “narrow, ary policy” of the burcau was that sick veterans who had gone to Ari jj so where the bureau directed for oe treatment. WASHINGTON, May &—An attack on the veteran's bureau and the spe. cial senate was_made_in_the senate _by Sen t Next to honey, and almost as an- hospitalization committee | cient, figs and dates are the most nat—| | | ural of our sweet foods CULINARY WORKERS Local No, 842 . . Regular Meeting Tonight, May 8 Fine entertainment and dance will be held after the meeting. Everybody welcome. Bring your wives, sweethearts and friends. Compliments of Local 842. ATTENTION CAR OWNERS We Have Just Received a Carload of il F irestone & Oldfield TRE We Have the Famous Oldfield “‘999” Tires for Fords. The Lowest Priced High Grade Fully Guaranteed Tire on the Market. 3x3 “999” Non-Skid $899 30x3 1-2 “999” Non-Skid $9.99 CHICAGO, May 8—iieaters in a riot in the Cook county | jail here last night were taken from their cells early today! and whipped by Warden Wesley Westbrook and thirty guards armed with clubs and blackjacks before the aad tarbance, which lasted for more than four hours, was stoppe d. The riot started bec: ause of an order limiting the prisoners’ | the situation. Thirty minute lat | the ‘jail was quiet sorry that I had to beat Westbrook said a: ad calmed down refused to to do MOTHER’ S DAY IS PROCLAIMED | our youth with tts cond nood with its sunshine and@ehadows, | 1 others has been re other. | Tepresenta’to us that ft has become-a custom in et apart cach year, a day known as joys and sorrows ‘our me: one who above Mother's Day and id woman inthe atate the worries and to the thoug! 2 memories of | the wornan who has filled a piace in.our Itves which no other can ever occupy. | In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and cansed the great seal ofthe state of Wyoming to be hereunto affixed. Done at the office of the executive this first day of May, AD | 1923. | ROBEED D. CAREY, Governor. | CASPER YOUTH DIES AT HELENA, FUNERRL 10 BE HELO HERE TOMORROW ‘The fumera of John b, St ©, who died at H Liguor Used In Soothing Syrup, || ae Sein coma ¥ baby some soothing. » the ingenius explana Mabel Williams, colored, v her: pan agp rg 2s arraigned in muni co held patty t on a churge of “drunk 2 t bees ee ; disorderty"” and Possession of Subject to Government Excise ‘Sux. ace Casper this| cating liquor. She was not convict- ee ea wit be un care at the but not because of the explana- wv tion given but because she promised to appear-as a prosecution witness against Charles Eck, charged with selling the liquor to her. — ITALIAN DIPLOMAT HONORED member of the troop.|_ SAN FRANCISCO, May 8.—Rolandi ves Mrs. Alexander Ricci, Italian ambassador to the Uni- k Burke, and) ted States, drove the first rivet in the an of whom first girder of the new church of St. PARIS OFFERS re by crt thn aa $490,000 FOR DEMPSEY BOUT PACKED TO CAPACITY | am the man who has run thousands of sales, and this sale has been-one of my most successful because the prices were so extremely low. The main reason for success is good quality at low prices. This sale continues for SIX days. Don’t let this gold- en opportunity slip by your grasp. Act quick as the merchandise Bowman chapel. Mrs. Gertrude Sul- livan, mother of the young man, will 4th the remains. Se xt 4 of the Boy Souts will s tonight with reference | at the funeral. Mr./ Come in and look them over. We also have all sizes of Fabric and Cord Tires for all cars. EARL C. BOYLE Distributor Oldfield and Firestone Tires. 125-137 N. Center St. Phone 9 | | | | | | j {the result of ne-| 3 between r ‘and the match with fhe Casper Daily Cridune ] ator Ashurst Democrat, Arizona, who i reaction- zona could die there without aid or # OUR ANNUAL MAY SALE Offers You. Wonderful Opportunity for Saving In All Departments § This is a sale of new merchaniise-.-bought from hard-pressed manufac- turers for cash---at under-the.market value---You'll appreciate these values more after you see the goods. Men’s and Young Men’s Fancy Suits 95 $19.95 Another shipment of famous Metcalf and Hockaman Worsteds. All hand-tailored. In ‘8 conservative three-button sack coats. Made to sell for $55, special at $29.00 Men’s Shirts : Values All-Wool Up to Worsteds and $35 and $40 Cassimeres Fine Felt Hats Maid-O-Silk Statue of Cowboy Offered Cheyenne offered to ¢ at “the capit cost of t fect tall, w 1.000. Of this ar her father offer [-+the-other $2,000 t town accepting the a Funds Donated For Memorial May Be Taxed WASHING Ds Mellon today informed Senat : of Virginia, by letter that the treas ury upon reconsideration bari reached the same conclusion by Commis: Blair that contributions to the Wood row Wilson foundation were empt from federal income tax aes ceca John Walker, 23, Is Victim of Illness| The body of John Walker, age 22, who died Saturday evening at the Jocal hospital of peritonitis, is being held at the Bowman chapel, pending | funeral arrangements. sappearing. in this sale is fast di EDWARD RUSMAN, Merchandise Adjuster. Sale Continues 6 Days More a $3.65 Jnion $ “69 e Grand Smash! Grand S: ! Regulation 614-Ib. rand Smash i H Army Wool Blankets. Sule. er ee sd Ms Shoes ather We sold over 200. $6 value. Sores ee $3.45 Le ie Only 55 left. Work Pants. $1 95 2! ie A $7.50 value. $3.50 value e 83 pairs left. Regulation Army Khaki Shirt .. Work Shirts, $1.25 value__ "$1.95 Overalls. BIL eet aae __39¢ eins $0.05 $4value-___ PaeVD 3.65 = 8°29 U.S. Army Goods Co. 528 West Yellowstone Highway On the Road to the Refinery Special purchase of Madras Shirts, in narrow and wide stripes and neat color designs._ DAL e9D Another purchase of solid colors, Tans, blues and pinks, silk striped Shirts hp Le Re, ——— $3.45 Solid color, khaki, blue or grey Chambray full cut and Union- Made Shirts for_____... _... 95e ay dozen Silk Hose. $1.50 and 2 values. Stripes and 75e all solid color...—........ $ Unusually low priced. Most any color you want. Most any style ae oh as All sizes coe: + 95 Riding Pants In Khaki or Whipcord or Mole- skin. All sizes and an exception- ally good value for —._..._.. $2.45 Gabardines $24.95 The ideal Raincoat or a stylish Top Coat. Belted models. Pleat- ed and inverted stripes. Values up to ath 50 _. $24. 95 for 100 dozen $1 grade Neckwear. All colors, in eee or figures for........ ane ADE HOSIERY FOR WOMEN The All-Silk kind, in all colors. Byers body likes these wonderful ose for trips $1.75 . Athletic Union Suits In Nainsook or Knit. Full cut and good wear. 9 5 ( Special at.. Medium weight Union Suits. A white bleached knit garment regularly at: 95e ~ $1.00 All colors, in a Mercerized Lisle. Specially priced at... 35e Pairs good Hose for SCOTT CLOTHING CO. | 240 South Center Street