Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 3

BESPENT UPON Che Caspet Daily Crdune OVERS, 000 0 ee REST TODAY IN PITTSBURGH " PITTSSURGH, Pa, June 8.—The IS LAID AT SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.—While ‘Great Northern ailroad Will Be Electrified PAGE THREE \South Chinese _| Strikes Top of Car, Force Advance, Woman Is Hurt | CHEYENNE, Wyo. June &—Mrs. . | Wakeman of Newcastle, Wyo., who is LONDON, June 8—Troops of the! here with her son, Edgar E. Wake Mrs. Ouy H. Trevett fie — . ete al: | southern Chinese government have en-| man, was readered unconscious Tues- Entertains at Dinner. ean “Geotniatt, cboct | sal ere. Tadecaaticenlly teased |); SEATTLE, \Wash,> Jone $e on ect ta ee test, the in-| day when an automobile in which she Mrs. Guy H. Treveit entertained the| through the trees in Allegheny cem- | actress and beauty, are held in |‘rification of the Great Northern| Miitary sercson tegen tentenn| Wa" Fiding struck a rough stretch of Neighborhood club at a dinner and P. nals etery in the late afternoon as all | Pittsburgh today, the flag of the |"=llway involving an expenditure of| Siepatch pacity pect 7 Rew |read and she was jolted against a bridge party Tuesday evening at her erso: that was mortal of Mrs. Lillian Rus- | Press club of San Francisco floats whith work Seattle S- bow of the top of the vehicle. Her 4 bome, 704 South Grant street. Mrs. j enaaiebond sell Moore was tenderly laid to rest. | at half-mast. Lillian Ruseel was the ablished as western ter- nck a injuries are not serious. J. F. O'Donnel and Dr. J. J. Donovan Signal honor had been paid to this | only woman honorary member of |"™Jnal fcr the distribution of electri-| This is the second invasion of Ki SS took high honors at bridge. White! yer. ana airs. C. S. Emery, mr. ana|Chamber of Commerce Com-| woman, who was oo widely known | the club, so named because of a [eal equipment was announced by J. angsi by the southern or Canton forces! ‘The annual ontput of the fruit aaa and purple iris’ were used as floral| wre. H. J. Linder and Ben Emery. re! mittee Secures Promise as an operatic star and for her pa- | benefit concert she gave for the |'{. O'Neill, western general manager eae at ont wees ore. Kong dis-| vegetable ceaherten of Californi decorations. Twelve guests were pres-|rurning from an eastern trip. stopped! bc As iati triotic labors during the great war, | club when it was struggling in ith |» the railway here today following re-| Patches late in May sald the troops of | amounts to 17.000 carloads, or enougl: ent. qremiight ta\Casuec on thik Soeraah r Appropriation by officials of Pittsburgh, men high | youth. She was presented with a of advices from President Ralph | Ss, military governor. Chen Kuang] to fill a train 135 miles long. se. navan te Gneriaam by County. in the government, and hundreds of | golden key to the club. Buda. that Ghen, “uid | Sieaniod ie sein ts Miss Sams Gives * personal and professional friends. The first step in the electrification, | CoS soa a ee a ee rs rs, ae ON said, wo 7 3 1 . Recital This Evening. Between $3,000 and $4000 will be ex- Hillis, Frank R, Henry, Edward C At nce Bltssrt pg boge ae eee et XG W. ¢ A. Miss Sams is givicr the third of a pended this summer on the improving Mergens, Charles A. Smith, Walter] sten gver the Cascades between W. series of recitals this evening at her 5 : of the mountain road leading to the Storie, Clifford Swisher, Joseph B.| ‘shes and Seaitin U. 8. ATTORNEY NAMED. CAFETERIA home, 515 South Durbin. It will be City Briefs top of Casper Mountain. Taylor, Edward J. Treglown. ie aedonee AES WASHINGTON, June 8—H | attended by pupils, parents, friends The chamber of commerce commit Kemmerer—John H. Holmes, John| Miss Anna Mathews has been in-|Holden of Texas ad ociaueet obey a. See ee ee ed and a few guests. This is the third of tee composed of B. B. Brooks, G. R. 5 LOCALITIES ATTEND Mason, Robert FR. Rose, Claude M.| stalled as the first woman register of|to be United States attorney for the| hy Bie He the recitals to be given this week = Hagens, O. L. Walker, Roy Wyland, ozs Whitney. Geeds in New York City oe | day, both of which went off beauti- fully. eee Ladies’ Aid of North Casper © Meets Friday. ‘The Ladies’ Aid society of the North Casper church will give a tea at the the public are invited. Cures Dance by Standard Is Public Affair. ‘The dance to be given at the Ark- eon on Friday night ts not = private but a public affair. The.w seems to have been some doubt in ths minds of many people who desired to attend this but felt that they were not wel- Miss Katherine Holloran, left Sun- @ay afternoon for Chicago to visit rel- atives and friends. Shp will also go to Notre Dame, Ind., to attend com- damburcs at Baptist Church. ‘The jamboree will be held at the church this fair Bre at a purely nominal price. Eight o'clock is the time set for the beginning of the fun. ° Past Noble Grands Club Entertains Degreo W. L. Keykendall Rebekah Lodge No: 39 entertained for the degree staff Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. F. R. Henry om Wolcott strect. ‘The home was prettily decorated in the Rebekah colors and flowers. The program for the evening was most ably pisnned and carried out by Mrs. Otis Twiggs. The program: An address of welcome to the team Reading by -----.-__Mrs. Nina Perry Duet by Mrs. Sundwell and Mr. Gates. Reporting Game. Piano solo by A mock wedding with a very mod- ern ceremony was performed, the following composi the wedding Robert Ogden Jr. returned to Casper this morning after a day of business in Cheyenne. see Mark Hardy and Dan Packard, stu-' dents at the University of Wyoming, arrived in Casper this morning. Mrz. Packard will go to Lander‘ tnix after- noon, while Mr. Hardy wil! remain in : eee The Rev. P. K. Edwards returned | from Laramie this morning, C. B, Stafford went to Denver Tues- @ay. H. B, Durham has goce to Denver on business. Charles Mason of the Northwestern National Life Insurance company is in the city from Wheatland. eee A. 8. Roach, state law enforcement agent, has arrived in Casper. eee B. B. Brooks went to Denver Tues- @ay. He is attending the consistory at Cheyenne today and will return to Casper tomorrow, eee Dr. R. K. Bowman, chiropractor of Chicago ts taking over the practice of Dr. C. I. Arnoldis, 310 O-S build- ing, while Dr. Arnoldis is taking a va- cation. eee ‘Wade H. Fowler, leading Douglas Democrat, is in the city today. eee Casper this morning. eee F. W. Saxton left for Chadron, Neb., last night. H. O. Barber and William Weeks trove to Casper and back to Lander ‘W. D. Haselmire hs returned from @ business trip to Lander. MECHLING AND GARTER NAMED AS DELEGATES Will Represent Kiwanis Club at International Meeting to Be Held at Toronto This Month. ‘The Kiwanis ctub of Casper will be represented at the international con- .| vention at Toronto, June 20,21 and 22 .| by two members, J. 8. Mechling and the arm of her father at the strains of the wedding march by — Mrs. Sundwell At mf@night an elaborate lunch was served. Silk |Stocking Dance American Legion. Probably the most novel dance yet given by the American Legion will be the one on June 22, which is to be filled with many new features. Halt a dozen pairs of sili stockings are to be given away to ladies holding lucky numbers. In addition there will be specialty numbers including a few of the niftiest Columbia dancers, who will demonstrate their ability before the crowd to be assembled at the Ark- eon. Garden Creek > Popular Resort. x Garden Creek Falls and vicinity is “demonstrating itself as a popular re- sort for spring picnickers. About a dozen cars were parked at different points along the stream last night and many city tired persons were boldly trying to enjoy their outing in spite of the rain and wind which came up to interfere with the plans of the reere- ation seckers. ft 6 W. C. 7.0 to Meet Friday. The W. C. T. U, will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Frank Hogue, 1204 South Walnut. After the busi- ness session Mrs Bunby’s committee will, be in chargé of a social hour, The. apron Shower, regarding which information has been sent to the members, will be held at this time. . Farewell Party Mr. McGlade. 4 The Brotherhood class of the Pres- byterian Sunday school will hold a so- cial and farewell party Friday evening at 8 p. m. at the church parlors in honor of J. C. McGlade, who leaves soon to take up his new duties as superintendent of schools at Wateér- lo, Iwa, All men of the’ church are cordially invited to attend EE Soe CANDIDATE ANNOUNCED. LINCOLN, Neb., June 8.—C, -H. Gustafson, head of the United States Grain Growers, Inc., through J. A. Crawford, Lincoln representative of the organization today, announced the candidacy of Mr. Gustafson for the Republican nomination as United States senstor in the July primary. for Rev. L. E. Carter. ‘Tffese men will have full power to vote at the conven- tion according to their own discre- tion. : At its luncheon today the Casper, club voted to co-operate with several other clubs in the state to send a young lady to represent Wyoming by assessing a charge of $1.00 against each member. This will go toward pay- ing “Miss Wyoming's” expenses. The name of the young lady who ts to receive the signal honor conferred by the Kiwanis clubs of the state has not been revealed. The club went on record today as endorsing the efforts of the Business and Professional Woman's club to bring Axel Skovgaard and Madame Skovgaard here June 15. The Cas- per Kiwanis club will give its full moral and financial support to the performance. Singing by the club will be indulged in at odd times hereafter when the members meet at their luncheons. This is a thing that has not been done by the Casper club owing to the fact that the*members are also for the most part members of the chamber of com- merce and get plenty of the inspiring exercise. Kiwanis song books contain ing many popular old and new songs were distributed today. Jack Leary and Eddie Donahue aided by the mas- terful efforts of Stapley Griebel, pi- anist, started the work going. eee age eet COLORED WOMEN TO MEET. CHEYENNE, Wyo., June ¥.— The nineteenth annual ‘convention of the Colored Women's Federatei club of Colorado and Wyoming will be held in this city Wednesday, June 14. FRECKLES Don’t Hide Them With a Veil: Tee move Them With Othine—Double Strength. ‘This preparation for the treatment of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few appli- cations should show a wonderful im- provement, some of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist, for the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back guarantee,— Ady. B. A. Earle of Lander arrived in) | and Earl Boyle appeared before the county commissioners Wednesday and requested this amount for the improve- ment of the road. The county commissioners were Heainat the undertaking, since they considered the Alcova-Sweetwater rdad | over which a great deal of freight is | hauled to the Lost Soldier field, much ore important. They consented how- ever to the plea of the committee with the understanding that, since there was only enough in the treasury’ to last 66 days longer, that is about $12,- 000, the $4,000 to be spent on the mountain road would mean that much less money spent on the Alcova road. The mounta.n road has been under discussion for some time. Many Cas- Perites are desirous of going to the |top of the mountain on Sundays and holidays to enjoy the splendid sceu ery. The road however is so narrow that passage of two cars is difficult in all places and impossible in many. According to plans outlined some time ago by the Casper Mctor club, it was thought that at a cost of $3,500, poc- kets could be built in the road to allow for passage until such time as the whole length of the stretch could be widened. ‘ftign Catholic In Russia Is Held by Reds LONDON, June 7.—A sensation has been createi| at the vatican by a re- port of the arrest by the bolshevikt of Monsignor Szioplak, coadjutor to the Catholic Metropolitan and at present the highese Catholic authority in Rus- sia, says a dispatch to the Times from Rome. Ses aes NEW FOUNTAIN FOR CONSISTORY. id CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 8-— The class of 93 candidates from all parts of Wyoming who were elevated to the thirty-second degree of Scottish Rite Masonry during the Wyoming Con- sistory re-union here this week has donated a handsome, marble drink- ing fountain to the Consistory cath- edrg] which now is in course of con- struction. The fountain will cost about $500. Primitive Lovers Ae) ® G In cave-man days * 2 * Used a Club * . To WIN s wife. * * s Today . Stolid Spouses * . Are still strong * * * For the Club * * They GO THERE * * * To ESCAPE * * © THEIR WIVES. * * * No wonder . = A romantic wife * * Is sore at * » Father Time. . . Constance Talmadge in * * . “The Primitive Lover” e + * At the America Theater * * . Saturdsy and Sunday * * . May start things * >. * So put spikes in + * * Your club and * * * COME ALONG! Burne—Gustave H. Romsa, Arthur} A. Pugh, Johh W. Bozorth. | Salt Creek—Emmet, P, Connolly, John A. Grant, William G. Leach,| George Pascoe, Warren W, Runkle.| Cambria—Willia S. Bell, Ernest T. Hale, Nels J. Simpson. | Rock Springs---Theodore H. Jorgen. CONSISTORY MEETING CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 7.—Twen. ty-five Wyoming localities are repre sented by the class of 93 inembers who are receiving the Scottish Rite] #e". John E. Schelbner, Robert J.| degrees during the semi-annual re-| Templeton, | ungon here of Wyoming Consistory| Laramie—Herbert Konold, Robert No. 1. Thirty-four are from Chey-|C- Salmons. | enne, while Casper Is second in num-| Guernsey—Alva B. Fowler, John D.| ber of representatives, with eight. Thel Kitrell. Personnel of the class follows: Fort Russell—Alexander E. Mc-| Cheyenne — Dr. Carlton B. Frank,| Kone. Raymond D. Willis. | Lewis F. Carlson, Joseph E. Edwards,|_ McFadden — Willis W. Hoteling, | Claude Franson, Frederick Houser,|S@muel A. Smith. Sidney A. Graves, Doran W. Lummis, | Claude O. Differderfer of Upton, Max Helmstoroff, James R. Mother-| Homer R. Boggs of Osage, George M. head, O’Nelll Blake Miller, Albert H.| Bemis of Riverton, Thomas Foster of | Raey, Paul O. Peters, Orville J, Cot-|Peliance, Joel H, Flora of Arminto,| ton, ©oscoe A. Martin, Harold M.| Foster A. Jones of Wamsutter, Ster-| Symons, 220 O. Heller, George Sain,|!ing R. Owens of Thermopolis, Charles justin Bo Nehs Robert P. MeGowan, | 8 Potter Jr. uf ougias, Ira M. Scopf Fred Carlson, arthur F, DailysFrank/°f Pine Blftz, John M. Snyder of G. Clark, George D, Corwine, Fred L.| Lovell, Robe t R, Wziker, of Rawlins, | Babcock, Leo H. Kelsey, David N.|Charles A. Whelan of Jireh. | | r ——————____ Brundy, Arthur King, Frederick W. Johnson, Thomas E. Rogers, Murten| gHRINERS TAKE PLUNGE. E. Stallcup, Louis P. Levitt, Donald| FLUNGE. Sinclair, Charles W. St.John, Fred] CHEYENNE, Wyo., June &— A R. Wilkinson. |Warm water swimming pool that) Wheatland — Leonard B. Adams,)| draws ‘ts water from an ice plant was Clarence J. Hemmant, John B, Mem-|completed here Wednesday and was mant, Warner B. Jones. dedicated today when the first bath | Newcastle—Quincy N. Cooper, Harry|ers were 350 Shriners frua Cleve Fawcett, Lioyd N. Harlow, Claude E./!rnd. Ohio, who stopped here while en Hixon, John H. Sedgwick, Floyd B,} rou! to the national Shrine conven-/| ‘Thomas, Edgar E. Wakeman, N. E. | ti tt San Francisco. he pool, Wells. which ix 150x75 feet in dimensions, is Casper—John D. Cleary, Cyrus W. owned iy Cal Holliday. Us/\mba 3 Z “iy, LOS ANGELES Zz wml, CALIFORNIA Ase COOL NIGHTS and days made delightful with count- moun: ten: : and The Ambassador is located in perk of tropical verdure. r golf course, for Ambassador Alexandria guests. Outside with bath $5 3 room een per day up, single; 3 A Cloudburst of Bargains STAR CLOTHING CO. FOR THE NEXT FIVE DAYS Read the Specials We Are Offering. Come in, Look Them Over FIVE-DAY SPECIAL 65c MEN’S CALFSKIN. MOCCASIN- STYLE SHOES Just comfort in itself. hot weather. FIVE-DAY SP£CIAL $1.95 STAR MEN’S KEEP COOL HATS In khaki, tan, white, grey and blue. Among them are silks. FIVE-DAY SPECIAL 50c CHILDREN’S WASH SUITS Ages 3 to 8. FIVE-DAY SPECIAL 95c MEN’S KHAKI WORK SHIRTS soriun-rn district of that state. ARE AWAITING YOU AT THE and Be Convinced. 84 PAIRS RALSTON SHOES You know what they are. Every pair guaranteed. All styles and shapes. Regular values $8.50 to $10.00. FIVE-DAY SPECIAL $5.45 CHILDREN’S HATS The biggest bargains ever offered in Casper. FIVE-DAY SPECIAL 25c MEN’S KHAKI OUTING SUITS Norfolk styles, Sweet-Orr make. FIVE-DAY SPECIAL $4.95 CHILDREN’S LEE UNIONALLS _ Make just like Dad’s. FIVE-DAY SPECIAL 75c CLOTHING CO. 260 SOUTH CENTER ST. All sizes. A real Shoe for CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY ” SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK No. 10 Richelieu Queen Olives— : 45c bottle, 3 bottles $1.25 4-0z. bottle Richelieu Salad Dressing._..______20c 10-0z. bottle Richelieu Salad Dressing....— 45c 814-02. bottle Richelieu Mayonaise Dressing. 40c 15-0z. bottle Richelieu Mayonaise Dressing_—...—65c 10-0z. bottle Richelieu Thousand Island Dressing, 40c 714-02. bottle Richelieu Tartar Sauce. semeeee 450 1-0z. bottle Richelieu Olive Relish........ .30c 6-0z. bottle Richelieu Red Pepper Sauce______..._.35c 6-0z. bottle Richelieu Green Pepper Sauce......_35¢ 814-02. jar Richeliew Péanut Butter___+—..__....15¢ 7-oz. jar Richelieu Peanut Butter..._. ase 12-0z. jar Richelied Peanut Butter____.._. 10-0z. bottle Richelieu Sour Gherkins_______. 10-0z. bottle Richelieu Sweet Gherkins......___.._45c 10-0z. bottle Richelieu Sweet Relish 45c Telephone your orders. They will receive prompt and careful attention. We have an efficient delivery service to all sections of the city. Exclusive Agents fur Richelieu Pure Food Products. We Sell for Cash er Credit—A Service Store. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 One Persian Rug, slightly used, 9x12, real bargain at $175.00. On display. See it in our window. One hundred rugs being sold in this showing. As we stated before, this being the largest collection ever displayed in Casper. Just arrived. All grades, among them two beautiful Kashan Silk Rugs worth anyone’s while to call and see them as they are very fine and artistic in design and colors. rugs now on display. ' Chamberlin Furniture Co. Corner Second and David NOTICE ONE HUNDRED NEW SHIPMENT Call and see these Telephone 37