Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 7

/ % Early Campaign PROTEST RAISED TO) SEGRECY IN ~ LEAGUE COUNCIL Palestine and Syrian Man- dates Up for Discussion at Conference in London Today. LONDON, July 19—.8y The As. sociated Press.—The announcement overnight that today’s meeting of the |- council of the league cf nations would be private brought forth’ renewed ex- pressions of disappointment. It was| understood that the subject for dis-| cussion would be the Palestine and| Syrian. mandates which the opponents | of privacy contend are particularly susceptible to the evils of traditional | diplomatic bargainings. The chief opposition to theso man- dates has been expected from Italy, | which nation is accused in some quar- tere of. seeking economic! advantages, while’ other objection to the French claim to the prtectorhte over Christ- | mas, in the Near East also is said to) stand-in the way of a smooth agres- | ment. On the other hand, there is reason | to believe that the vatican‘s opposi- | tion to the re<rafted article XIV of | the mandate will not be pressed, se it | has been decided that the Chri-ttan| representative on the commisston for custody of holy places shall be Ro- man Catholic. Italy*= attitude on this+point, accordingly is understood 40*have been modified. Saves ‘His’ Cat Of | All Postoftfice Buildings Seen ‘WASHINGTON, July ‘19.—Postmas- ter General. Work announc>4 ‘that the first steps toward.the fuifill- ment of the recently announced policy of the department to acquire owner- whip of postoffice buildings throughout the country had been started with the arrival in Washington of 15 postofice imspectorsswho are to be trained as eal estate experts to;investigate real estate property with a view to pur chasing site for new buildings. ‘The postmaster general reiterated his ‘belief that thé.government is get- ting the worst of it through the-exist- ing rental system which costs the de- partment about $10,000,000 a year in consequence of leasing buildings to house postoffices. Johnson Plans: “WASHINGTON, July 19, — An-}. nouncement of his departure next Friday for California to open his pri- mary eleetion campaign was made today by Senator Johnson, Republican, California, who.sald disposal of Call- fornia items in the pending-tariff bill nowemade it'possible-for-him to leave ‘Washington. ee LR ard PATHFINDER ‘NEWS. Mr..and» Mrs. Easterday of Mitchel. Neb., arrived at Pathfinder Suuday evening. Mr. Easterday is looking after the gauges on the river and sev- eral streams. Miss. Agnes. Daniels of “Sheridan, Wyo., is-the guest of Miss Lillian Austin. J. C. Austin was a business visitor | in Casper last Friday afternoon. C. H. Gompf and mother of Finley, Ohio, and daughter Margaret were sightseers at-the dam on Sunday. Mrs. M.'N..Castle of Casper, with @ party of:friends, enjoyed the sights et Pathfinder: on Sunday. ‘The water in the reservoir ia 18% feet*below the top of the spillway. Sie a a An Atlantic City harber, while cut- ting | customer's hair, recognized a acar on his head, and discovered that he’ had been attending-to_his brother, whom = “for s0-years. ARRIVALS AT R. E. Lotenck, Mitchell’ Ned. wane od W, R. Lang‘on, w. = Taylor, Denver, Colo, O, Mount Clair, W. Wilson, ee G W. E. Gallagher, Mystic. Iowa, (4), Mont., (2) J. M. D.iley, Great Fails, William Jenkins, Mys! B, R. McKinney, Concert, Wis. E. G. Newton, Florence, Ala, L., A. Harris, Florence, Ala., (3). BLT. Osher, Esterville Iowa (5. ‘T. O, Sandel! Drumright, Okla., (4). L. H. Klulg, Grand Island, Neb. 2. VY. N Jordon, Burbank, Okla. (4). Joseph Kruer, Mankato, Minn., w H. O. Hyatt, Lovell, Wyo. (4). F. J. Collins, El Paso Texas, (3). H B Aquist, Lincoln Neb., (6). H. 8. Kelley, Roundup, Mont., Helen Revett, Fondulac, Wis., Lincoin Dimmitt, ca). with the TOURIST CAMP @). Oakland, c. Iowa, (8). . @). (2). 3). Ottumwa, Iowa, veready Spotlight 300 ft. Range J. B. Rice, Farnum, Neb., (5). J. S. Pitts, Bast Etanwood, Wash. ®. HL Ontkes. Drumheller Albera, Can- ada. (4). SHOES AT STA PAIR " AT WIGEINS? BIG SALE Shoes at.a dollar a pair are not usually found these days, but the management of Wiggins’ shoe base- ment has found a way to surmount the difficulty and is offering 60 pairs of brand new ladies’ shoes at this un- usual price. ‘The store will hold a three-day sale. starting tomorrow, The regular low priced shoes will be disposed of at even cheaper prives than they have been selling for. Men's and boys’ shock’ will also be | placed on rale as well as a large stock of tadles’ hostery and house slippers. The sale will begin promptly at 9 a. m. tomorrow, “Meet me at the Smokehouse.” ‘THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR motorists to read road and out of the boat; campers, the light that ment; for vacationists ; where on flashing its 300-ft. beam mae keep it. No one aady Seutlight abet light; last longer; fit and i flashlights, ad drug, and auto accessory shops; THE CASPER SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS AND-BATTERIES PHONE 913 WYOMING AUTOMOTIVE Co. JOBBERS OF EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS.AND‘BATTERIES Fhone 812 Kimball Drug Store Kimball Building South Center St. Eveready Dealer The light every | | motorist needs ! The most wonderful light ever created for emergency work about the car. Think what an astonishing this Eveready Spotlight is—shoots 4 300-ft. beam of electric brilliance! For motor boating; canoeing, or rowing, to show your location to approaching boats, pick up moorings, find landing points, and get in every occasion when handy, safe, MONEY-BACK OFFER Try out the wonderful Eveready one of any dealer for $3. or $3.75- Use it over night, want to return it next day, the dealer will re- fund your money without argument. (Frankly, Eveready Flashlight” Batteries” give a brighter Re eet eiat ae te FLAS HLIGHTS & BATTERIES Phonograph records ef the voices of jeading men are being mae on copper @iscs, sald to last 10,000 years, and stored in the Prussian state Hbrary- filed suit for Givoree in district court he Casper Dally Cr/dune this morning against her husband, AVIATOR BOUND : George H. Payne. The case will pro- bably be heard by Judge C. O. Brown } —_- DAWSON, Y. T., July }19.—Search- ing parties from Eagle and’Fairbanks, | Alaska, were scouring the thick! wooded country between the two corn. munities today for trace of Clarence O. Prest, the aviator who started from Eagle tunday morning for Fairbanks The usval time for such « trip if three hours, but, Prest has not been“ heard of since. he hopped off. — the September session of the od “Meet me at the Smokehouse.” ne prominent New Ra * We are making a clean sweep of all Summer merchandise. We want to impress upon Mrs. George Payne you that this is indeed an out-of-the-ordinary sale. This is an unparalleled opportunity t \f for you to make money by saving it on the purchase of many things you need for imme- Asks Divorce Decree diate and future use. See our window display. CLEAN SWEEP SALE OF MEN’S CLOTHING In order to make room for our Fall Clothing every Suit in the store will be sold at a sacrifice price. have divided our Clothing in six groups to sell at $10.00, $14.95, $17.50, $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and $84.50: “Charging infidellty on the part of her husband in addition to desertion and non-support, Mrs. Edna r We GROUP NO. 1 GROUP NO. 5 GROUP NO. 3 “ + ’ we Men’s finest Suits, made of the best Men’s-and Young Men’s fine All- Your unrestricted choice of any } 1 pected and Domestic Woolens, in Wool Suits Palm Beach Suit in the store. Val- ues worth $25.00. the very latest styles for young men and conservative styles for the older men. All the wanted patterns and colors to choose from. Special Clean Sweep price. $29.90 CLEAN SWEEP OF $1'7.50 In a variety_of weights, made cor- rect, single and double - breasted styles, coats, full and quarter lined with alpaca, made of Wool Cheviots, Homespuns and Cassimeres in plain colors and neat mixtures. Values up to $30.00. $1 7.50 Sale price . Latest styles ON SALE TOMORROW AT 910.00 Blue Denim Overalls and Men’s Caps. ang Ba 2 75@ MEN’S SHOES AND OXFORDS x patterns. $1.50 val- cs ie Divided into seven big lots for quick selling, as follows: | at 75e Men’s Fedora Hats. Clean $1.45 $1.85 $2.50 $4.50 pat _.95e€ $3.95 $6.00 and $7.00 back, 220 weight. “High Men’s Canvas 8 ec Hundreds of Wonderful Bargains in rer * _..95@€ Slevet Sere ees Men’s Furnishings and Shoes Men’s Silk and Khaki ay GE Leather sane’ 19¢e Come Prepared to ey ceca Values Offered mes Ae Men’s Blue Cheviot Work Shirts. sizes, poet Sg 49e Men’s Khaki Pantego as 98e Men’s Straw Hats, While 5 dozen 5e last, at Men’s Balbriggan Union Sale Suits. price 8¢e Men’s Khaki Coveralls. Men’s Soft Collars on sale. i Good 250 and 35c 1 signs and attend to Dalits etl values, at —_ _ 1B¢ for Boy Scouts and completes their equip- for everybody every- ANNOUNCEMENT We Have Purchased the Business of C. G. Colgin AT 903 SOUTH SPRUCE STREET And in the future it will be conducted under tiie same management as made the North Cas- per Grocery and Market the largest suburban store in Casper. Satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. We carry a full line of the highest quality meats. We handle only live poultry. It is always fresh. Our delivery service covers all parts of Casper. WE WILL MAKE THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SULY 20 AND 21: Spotlight. Buy near and far. If wants to part with an trying it out.) 16 bars Crystal White Soap. 2 bars Creme Oil Soap.... 1 small package Sea Foam. 8 cans Iowa Corn.. . 214-lb. can Fancy Hand-Pack Utah Tomatoe: 2 11-0z. packages Seeded Raisins... TAR Stef Sone | 50c 5-lb. can Skookum Jam $1 1 large package Sea Foam. a 5 8 3 rolls Toilet Paper (large) 1 bar Creme Oil Soap 3 packages Corn Starch. 2-lb. can Mataroni and Cheese. 1-lb. can Calumet Baking Powder. 12-o0z. can Dr. Price’s Baking Powder. WHITE HOUSE COFFEE Abe. J.S. B. Mt. Cross Coffee, per Ib..... improve all makes of fa garages; general stores. 4 bars Creme Oil Soap. 12 bars Creme Oil Soa Large package Sea Foam... GALLON FRUITS Solid pack Blackberries. Standard Sliced Peache: Fancy Sliced Peaches in Syrup. Washington Apples... Solid Pack Loganberries. SMALL FRUIT 214 can Peaches, halves. 214 can Bartlett Pears 2 can Blackberries... . 2 can Loganberries__.__. SOLITAIRE 2°can Van Camp’s Pork and Beans... 14 can Van Camp’s Pork and Beans__. ages Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermicel. Yo. 1 cans Cut Green Beans. Large Armour’s Oats... 12 Ibs.Sugar . . 10-0z. can Baker’s Cocoanut in Milk. 1%-lb. can Lipton’s Cocoa.. 14-Ib. cake Baker’s C hocolat 16-oz. jar Telmo highest grade Pure Fruit Jam. Pint bottle Welch Grape Juice. No. No. No. No. Best Creamery Butter, Ib. Fresh Country Eggs, doz Jumbo Cantaloupe, each... Midwest Pharmacy Midwest Building | Eveready Dealer 48-lb, sack Hard Wheat Flour... 24-lb. sack Hard Wheat Flour, 25 lbs. New Potatoes... Fancy Country Gentleman 1 lb. fancy Assorted Cookies 4 boxes Matches 5-Ib. can Log Cabin § 21% yrup. -lb. can Log Cabin Syrup. Noyes Grocery STORE NO. 1 STGRE NO. 2 920 Harrison Street Phone 1243 South Spruce Street ‘orn, per can.. 500 East Yellowstone Co. 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