Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 10

— ~~ PAGE TEN TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922 SAE oo te ee |29-DAYS MORE-29 OUT WE GO mt FAMOUS aonts QUITTING SINESS We want the people of Casper to know that this store was opened six months ago, and financed by one of the largest clgthing manufacturers in Chicago, who wanted his line of clothing represented in Casper. For different reasons THE STORE HAS NOT PROVED A SUCCESS. The Stock Is Bemg Closed Out at Cost and Less Than Cast We received orders today from Chicago to make further cuts in the prices. Nothing must be returned to Chicago. Our lease expires July 20. Store for rent, fixtures for sale. | | |sction hes @) E 1 6, WASHINGTON, June 20—A gov- —_—_—_—_— to resign was made to¢ay at the — least as early as the age of 16 is in the hands of a local the place. found the place where Busch had che Casper } Dalle | Cridune G. N. Penley, secretary of the asso-| Lom urges that all members be L |present as the meoting is regarded as|ernment denial that Gov. E. Monte Casper Attorney oy Secured Acquittal of me vecuratyn ot Independence] Wks House by a high official, ri tae a Youth When Tried for Murder | attorney, who remembers obtaining an acquittal for the boy » ener of the ranch} ‘Touched just as he had stated. They in, ad Ernest Busch |2!8° found where some of the shot har Se ee tenet Busch | trom the gun had entered the side cf ’ an befriended the bor ta {the barn between which Busch and if or icing “as a sataxgd ba the rancher had ri@den. resides in Casper. to cans’ ro} Busch was sent up for life, but he now resides in Casper, to co : 7 to be used for af sales and storing! SAN Di f & f AR fenterprises held by the association ee be discussed openly and action Jone of the most important of its kind| Reilly of Porto Rico had resigne? or | was signed in the evening of July 4, ' Evidence that the notorious “chain” bandit who 7,0e8 sid Wissss in 1894 when he was being tried for murder. "| served only about seven years and upon the project. The ware-| ‘ house has been under p.tvate iecus-| = for many months but no aenie| been taken. in years. jhad given any evidence of intending Fred Brown, Alias Ernest Busch,as | The tner_ 1s 956 foot tone | der the name of Fred Brown started his career of crime at} The attorney states that Brown’s real name was Ernest Busch and that his parents, who were/@rawn a bead on the unsuspecting | apparently Polacks lived in Omahalrancher as he rode home and how he at the time. Young Busch was work-| had neatly dropped him. ing on a ranch near Benkleman, Neb.,| Connor and his employers substan- nd was in fact the only hired man|tiated the story by investigation and| defend the youth | | was paroled. n Sixteen years ol4 at the ttme of his been found at this time, the boy was first kill, he is now 28, with a record wi on the lack of proper evi-l-ce unbelievable crime in bis wake, | The body of the rancher, not Where Popular Prices Prevail dence. The attorney who handled the case strongly advised Busch to go back to his parents in Omaha or at least to get away from that country. Busch | Geclined to do either, and showed no | feeling of affection whatever for his | father and mother. | A little later the body of the mur- | dered man was found in the river un- der the ice. It was six months after ar j this that a Pinkerton detective was hired by the friends of the man to j l 7 Al Mi ae locate the murderer. TL. | The detective took up residence in the community and made it a special *, i point to be a “friend” to the boy.|OPening of Roads Fenced by Making himself out to be something | Homesteaders One Question of a wild character he soon won over to Be Brought Up | young Busch, who fairly worshipped July 2. | him. | “I'd like to have you join this fra. Trafls suitable for the 4rtving of terntty I belong to,” said Connor, the|ive stock and also for automobile fetective. one day. “I like you and } think you've got the right stuff in| ‘Taffic will be discussed at the next| you.” meeting of the Natrona County Stock | = ° > TES Seer tataaes SE eae Girls’ Patent Leather Flappers 3 . - : Bes cine os cae ein alee oe eT En ee anes saa ixond Say 2 eee We Will Be Open Every Evening Until 9 O’clock fellow unless he has killed his man."| Homesteaders, angered at the proj- toes. “Oh,” said Ernest, his eyes spark-/ect of great wide trails being run fing, “If that’s all, I can qualify all Meht” Conner had judge¢ his man. It was only a few moments ere Busch was telling him everything regarding through their land, have fenced in sev- eral of them and in some cases nar- rowed them down to 70 feet in width. The meeting will discuss the advisa- bility of opening these trails despite All sizes, 3 to 7............. bavsossscvesbededersoesseeveese $4.48 Bear in mind this store has been opened only six months. We have always featured the best lines of merchan- dise for men that are manufactured. STRATFORD SUITS AND TOP COATS FINAL CUT { STRATFORD AND FIT FORM SUITS FINAL CUT the shooting, how he had crquched|the opposition of the homesteaders. down behind a corn crib and had| Plans for building a new warehouse Men’s Army Dress Shoes —s_ | Made of that soft and tough willow calf—full Munson SCORE INJURED IN TRAIN CRASH LEADVILLE, Congenen June 20.—Twenty persons were injured, three seriously, today-when four Pullman, cars and the dining car of the-first section of Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad train No. 2, eastbound, turned over two miles east of Tennessee Pass. The scene of the wreck'is ten miles from Leadville. Those seriously hurt were rushed to Salida. eir names have not yet been ascertained. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK . RICHELIEU “OUR BEST’ GRADE COFFEE By selecting Richelieu Coffee you secure superior quality over the good grades, and thereby solve permanently one of your important pamene Apes It gives you perfect Coffee satisfaction at a 5-Ib. tins... $2.50 minimum cost. Mosteller’s Comb Honey, extra Reavy frames, per frame. fas Mosteller’s P: Strained Honey. pe __5-Ib. “pail Tee Mosteller’s Pure Strained Honey. O-lb. pail $1.45 Richelieu Grape Juice_....__.40c pint, 12 pints $4.65 Richelieu Grape Juice.___75c quart, 12 quarts $8.50 Armour’s Grape Juice. 40c pint, 12 pints $4.65 Armour’s Grape Juice_____75c quart, 12 quarts $8.50 Armour’s Grape Juice..___14 gal. $1.25, 12 for $14.00 Virginia Dare, large bottle___.75c each, 12 for $8.50 Richelieu Root Beer......._40c quart, 12 quarts $4.65 Richelieu Ginger Ale... 40c quart, 12 quarts $4.65 Manitou Sparkling Table Water— 30c quart, 12 quarts $3.45 Richelieu Loganberry Juice.._.65c pint, 12 pints $7.45 Applju_—__- _____—_30c bottle, 12 bottles $3.45 Electric Spark Soap. _—7 bars 25c, 15 bars 50c Crystal White Soap. 4 bars 25c, 100 bars $5.75 P. & G. Soap... Peerless Hard Water ‘Toilet Soap__5c bar, 12 bars 55c Lighthouse Cleanser_____. 10c¢ can, 3 cans 25c Exclusive Agents for Richelieu Pure Food Products. Your telephone orders will receive prompt and careful attention. We deliver to every section of the city. We Sell for Cash or Credit—A Service Store. last and soft boxing. buttoned across the instep. mich: to Children’s Patent Slippers With comfortable fitting toes, one broad strap neatly Sizes from 5 to 1. Priced _ $1.98 ° $2.49 | Men’s Dress Oxfords Made of brown calf—French lasts or neat round toed lasts to choose from. oonseen welt soles. All sizes... =] $4.98 welt-soles. All leather. Men’s Dress Shoes Black or brown; comfortable round toes—Goodyear $4.98 SHOE REPAIRING You now have the convenience of an up to date Shoe Repair Shop im our basement department. This new repair shop prides itself in prompt neat work. ‘SHOE BASEMENT $39.85 Regular $60, $65 and $75 values. $29.85 Values $45, $50 and $55 ALL STACY ADAMS SHOES AND OXFORDS Final Cut $9.85 Values $15 and $16.50 ALL SELZ ROYAL BLUE , SHOES AND OXFORDS Final Cut $5.75 Values to $12.50 HOSIERY Pure Silk Shawknit Hosiery. All colors, 65c Per Pair TWO PAIRS $1.25 Regular 50c Lisle Hosiery 3 Pairs $1.00 Regular 75c Shawknit Silk Plaited Hosiery 50c Per Pair $1.15 Per Pair Broken Lines of Silk Hosiery 95c Per Pair $1.50 Values 75c CASHMERE HOSIERY 45c a Pair All Straw Hats One-Half Price SHIRTS Take the pest Silk Shirt in the house for $5.65 Values to $12.50 All $5, $6 and $6.50 Silk and Linen and Fiber Dress Shirts $3.65 $4.50 and $5 Dress Shirts $2.45 All $2 and $2.50 Dress Shirts $1.15 TWO FOR $2.25 One Lot of Collar Attached Shirts Tans, Grays, Whites ; $1.95 Values to $3.50 One Lot of Collar Attached Shirts $2.45 V@ues.to $4.50 One Lot of Collar Attached Shirts $3.45 Values to $6.50 ~ PAJAMAS Pure Silk $4.75 Values $7.50 to $10. All colors. $3.50 PAJAMAS FOR $1.95 ARROW BRAND LINEN COLLARS 2 For 25c SILK AND KNIT NECKWEAR One-Half Price VAN HUESEN COLLARS 2 For 75c 50c Values UNDERWEAR Wilson Bros. Silk and Linen Athletic Suits $2.45 $4, $4.50 and $5 Values. White, Lavender and Pink Wilson Bros. Short Sleeve White Ribbed Union Suits $1.25 $2 Values All $1 and $1.25 Union Suits 5c FELT HATS Take your choice of any Felt Hat in the house $3.95 Values to $7.50 Wardrobe Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases at Less Than Cost CAPS $3 and $3.50 Values $2.15 $2 and $2.50 Values $1.45 OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND: STREET Phones 97 and 98 IGGIN “YOUR: SHOEMAN’ nm FAMOUS coms 140 North Center—Near Courthouse JAS. O'BRIEN, Sales Manager In the Arkeon Building —