Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT be Casper Dally Crivune MONDAY, JOLY 31, 1922. YOUTHFUL AUTO sete enverro BURKESINGLAIN [20urpuenr rearomes oF |OBENCHAIN JURY 222222 =5 THE RICKENBACKER CAR| EY ENLY IVIDED Sse cz: T Late Visitor Her. THIEVES PLEAD isitor Here MANE BRIGADIER L——— 3 | Sahen tres = ee te A. M. Jack of the Howe Rubber corp. curtains are of the Winter type. cration, working out of Chica.s. Mr. Special rods are attached {fo th ° Juck's field of activity covers Wyo. A commission as bridgadicr general! @odra so tMat it will mOt be necessary Montana. Colorado, Utah and Reverve Officers’ Training, to detach in opening and closing A o ® recetved by Burk H. Sin-| them. The cutrains. fold into a Just having come from Montana, | Cl is morning. The commission pocket in the back of the front seat | = he salesman says that the border| Was dated July 5 and was over the; and are conveniently removed and te ie due for a record wi LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 81.—Disagreement in the de-| liberations of the jury considering the second trial of Mrs.| W. C. Woodring is up from Doug. Madalynne Obenchain for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy |"**- ; here last August, was aired before the superior court today when one of the jurymen declared Foreman M. E. Paddock} Who Is refused to-permit discussion vf all of the evidence. The jury Ota ee ee ° Your Tailor | asked the judge whether tt was per- | | “roll” and returned it to Larson, | dCi _———- | i an leaner | Meet_me at the Smoke House. Held in connection with the disap ance of furniture tought ment from the Chamber re company, recen and as 3 accomplices of Mrs. Albert Herwick charged with 2 larceny for the ne theft crop|®@snature of President Warren G.)| replaced. ‘The top fasteners, for at- mes Pryor was * northern and eastern haves this Harding, and Secretary of War John) taching to -he windshield a-e design- Mary missible for a jury to change fts fore on the circus a Saturd: ht trem Chsyenne: yesterday by He says, regarding W W. Weeks. ed for rapid operation. Peralta, at 9:50 this morning from a|™&2. night. Officer Ideen found the Bailey, who had made aug iay xiness in general is gi ‘ General Sinclair was a major in the The windshield is so designed ‘tha: | complication of ¢ seases. ‘Mrs, Peralta x to return only with Mrs.}the up thr tional Guard before the war broke | 4 provides a watertight joint with was 57 years old at the time of her} t ‘ put, and at that time entered the) the pody, permitting the brackers | passing. . h depende® cn the coafindustry|Whird Wyoming Infantry as a lieu-! to blend™into the moulding of the The body is now being held at the kecp it going ts rather-haid hit, but/tenant colonel. This was afterwards ody so as to give the impression of | Shaffer-Gay chapel and will be shipped 2 butitin windehield. This wind. | to Lander, tomorrow, shicld {fs of taper design, being wider The deceased is the mother of Mrs. at the top than at the bottom, Clyde Brown of this city. She is also survived by a brother, J. H. Jesten- sen of Ogden, Utah, two sons, C. P. Peralta of Idaho, and Arthur. Per alts. of Odessa, Mo. ° Mrs. Peralta was born in, Denmark coming to America when she was a . For Peralta. brou lerwick Both are awaiting trial on a charge ¢ grand larceny. A hearing before]: Se Tubbs is scheduled for tomor-| otherwise everything is fipe. changed to the 148th field artillery. Casper tops all the cities I have vis-| During the latter part of the war Mr. ited in the way it has weathered con-| Sinclair became a full-colonel and re- in OK ditions. This fs not exaggeration. | tained this rank at its close when he} craer to reduce the ill effect of the Th nt Your city has a sound basis for devel-{ entered the reserve corps. ‘ Page Diogenes! $300 Returned E. E. Larson, Salt Creek drilling contractor, has Officer Ray Idecn of the Casper police to thank for |} the recovery of a $300 wallet lost | $< top projecting beyond the front cor- ners, which gives us harmony of lines. e The body {s of Zio. 0 gauge drawn The doors are hung on con opment and your people are the most active I have seen anywhe: « DA I was fn Casper in the fall of 191 i for a few hours. When I came back this year, I didn’t r n pla F o7 4 Earl ‘ is year, n't recognize the place.|a major an r cealed steel hinges, betng equipped T It has changed wonderfully of the quartermaster 5 | HE Se tar nb ap Senden: with inside and ‘outside handies. of a a, 1 ftset by v * he latest offset bar type. The rear « ’ is the highest ranking erve of : eheep~saisng., of which he made a frame, covering up the springs and ae The couple had tved in Casper for axle parts as completely as possible. The tonneauris equipped with « solid robe rail. "The foot ral is of special ir is also president o! board for tion and app at eapbers of the TYPEWRITER BARGAINS Underwoods, Remingtons, L. C. Smiths, Royals. Warren Construc number of men at ¥ t of the cit the past five y co! Five-Acre Tracts | xtensive repairs to th design, and ‘scuff plates are used at | paving within the city under the com IN FRAUD 5 SEED both front and rear doors. | pany’s maintainence reement. Lee - > ~~ * iy “] B. Chase, maintainance engineer and| What would you think ‘of a man Lt pet coe seep it! Sold on Highway } pede weaken the company ar| Whose ambitions overmastered his pies eos i Ma s Pibaches rived here Saturday from Twin Falis,| Consideration for the maternal in —_—-— lasiith inaurins Ree TF dt 7 : He stetes that the has a num-| tinct of his wife Richard Dix in| Although sentenced to 10 years in| which insures maximum | comfort Englewood e name of the new e building site on the Salt Creek high way, for which the John M.. England company is agent. A is only “Poverty of Riches” at the America|the Worland reformatory for grand| Front cushion dimensions are 41 orkmen en rout ad ” ” to star mn the| theater, f@ such a man. The play in| larceny in connection with the theft| inches long x 21" deep x 8" Inches ragedy dealing with the old|of a machine from ‘the Gordon Con-} deer. 2 & $s } | <1 ee a Repairs and Supplies. Typewriters for Rent. Thursday with exte of whether great success is} struction company here some time| T.A¢ iastrument board 1s equipped Se Waered r miles north of the Platte river { . p coe $F t * , 1g / bridge. » Land is being sold in five-acre . ex a a sufficient reward for childlesaness.|exo, Ralph Lemastets and Henry! with o!! gauge and «mmeter in an | bridge. + © sold acre company. . Ly The way the author answers the|Davis, youthful automobile bandits,| OVA! panel, the ame as the starting | tracts for $500. CASPER TYPEWRITER question is sure to set people think-| will be held here unth fall, the. sen-| and lighting svatches, between which | Every acre of the sub-division is un- EXCHANGE Ben Meyers Takes ing. “Poverty of Riches” should be] tence imposed by Judge Brown this| 18 located the speedometer head, | der the Casper-Alcova irrixution pro- seen by every young business man. morning having been annulled. | with cowl lamp just above the | ject. 230 E. 2nd St. Phone 856 atron nysate pila ties 1 tne Consultation among officials fontow-| center. It Is not an addition but Is in fact OMmorrow irplane Again In ing imposition of the sentence result-| A special all walnut steering whcel |th nucleus of a town itself, u s: 70 New Pullmans ed in the annulment, with the sup-| of our own design is being used. “Own a fiveacre tract, keep a cow, Trip to Salt Creek position that in the fall term of the| _ Lamp equipment consists of large {raise a garden, have chickens, and |i WHY. NOT THE BEST IN GUNS AND | AMMUNITION? committed to Rawlins for a censider-| snd black finish. Specially design- | the great outdoors,” says Mr. England, distributor for the adie vpertoa. ed side or curb lamps a reattached, cheduled to! ‘The last word im the art of Pullman} ‘The young men were taken in Lin-| to the windshield arms. ‘Tail lamp BUY For the C. B & Q court the youths will probably be| Rolls Royce type head lamps, nick | cive your children a chance to live in baaE cad PIGEON’S CEYLON fo to Balt Creek by airplane tod: car building became the property of|coln, Neb., ‘with the goods” and were “nd licenso bracket are integral and Y. W. ¢c A AND INDIA TEA LET ALT TET ET an afvertising trip for the cars H/the Burlington railroad when the Pull-| returned to Casper by Deputy Will. located in the center of the tire car . . . * It’s sure fine. represents and also distribute ‘cam-Iman Co., delivered into the hands of|iam Kyte of Sheriff Joe Marquis’ of} rer but attached to the frame CAFETERI ; WY y 9 paign oe for somite Joe 7 posed officials at the passenger yards in Chi-| fice. Both pleaded guilty to the! Proper. A Pigeon gs Sorter Co. (; 6 Be hit AIS - quis. e start was to be made from| cago, 70 new cars for use on the entire} charge preferred against’ them, «but Ren Meyers is the Casper repre- A 5 jone AT IE OL TTT the new landing field of Robert Coch-| prclington system. Sd Pint tee <taercad tes walt until the fall) sentative of the Rickenbacker, —His Chicken Dinner Tomorrow ran, north of Casper on the highway, and C Salt Creek n was engaged to Creek Mr. Mey. The new coaches are 70 feet inj term of the court for final sentence. jength and sent 84 passegers. Brass|This step is made necessary by an is locnted on First street, one t of the Henning. “SCHULTE HARDWARE C0, window sashes built for the Purpose | extended frip throughout the state by the Rickenbacker! o¢ increasing the vision of the passen-| Judge Brown. HAY GRAIN ns in becoming popular|Se% separate wash rooms and tollets} ||| ——=— No One Need Buy ia . THE ‘ WIN CHEST, erston of the Rickenbacker diatrib a pert yorkmen. All 3 Cuti Before H. Dairy and Chicken Feeds, Oil Meal, Stock Salt. ‘WINCHESTER store ASAE BCom Spenireccaa, tps ot Earn l¥ Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0-8 id 1cura ore he Car lots a specialty. oo — : his A expects to make us ; ——-—— **" |Tries Free Samples CASPER STORAGE CO. 228 South Center Phone 64-W he he future who took plow from C. J Highest prices paid for diamonds, [Soap, Ointment, Talcam, 2c. overrwhere, Ramples| i alee Wars | 110 West H, please return |old gold and sliver. H. 5. Kline, Jew. [forotoulsers taserstsrtes; Bapt . alaen: Base 313 W. Midwest Ave. et_me_at the Smoke House. avoid trouble 7-26-6tleler. Oil Exchenge Bldg ISSOLUTION SALE] AT THE STAR CLOTHING CO. | IS NOW IN FULL BLAST. Everybody that visited our store Satnnay was well pleased and bought readily of the big bargains that was of- fered. We are putting on sale Tuesday bigger bargains than ever. Our reputation-is at stake in this sale, We have not the sale habit. Every dollar’s werth of merchandise sold in this sale has our absolute. guarantée. (wear f oud About 40 pairs of PAJAMAS All sizes, consisting of Pongees, Silk Madras, Stripe and Bedford Cords. Ranging in price from $8.45 to $6.45. Young Men’s Suits Some belted styles. Real nifty pat- terns. Positively worth double. While they last— $9.95 Wool Suit... PL 9.9S You must see these Suits to appreciate the real value. Take Your Pick at E. W. Collars 25 Blue Buckle Union-Made Over- One Lot of Men’s Caps BOYS’ SHOES - . SHOES—SHOES PANTS—PANTS oer pipe el he a Cc alls. Sizes 40, 42, 44 Caps, the choice of the house. A real nifty Scout Shoe with Neo- Just think! Ralston Shoes abso- Grey Jean Work $1 15 Van Heusen 1 00 one oe Bey, weet ose -Positively. worth more 45¢e lin ole. > $1 35 oer epee Placed in 3 lots. ae aeb vale: 24 Be : aist Overalls. $1.45 than double. Out they go.. $2.45 value... MS: ° eae a iding Breeches. $2.4 Rs .$ * values. Out they go 95e yee ss eee 91.95 Boys’ Overalls. Sizes 40e Lot 2____ yede aa rs $1 65 ms 10c Hand- kerchiefs for. sees be Real Bargains for the : 4to10. While they dat Lot 3__- Dress Pants. Wool mixed, neat | = ilee for the Bl triped Coveralls. Made stripes. $8.45 pertain ton se Sa Children Aabihet Javnee He just like dad's. $1.25 55e DRESS SHIRTS value __ $1.95 Get your Fall supply in Chil- - Kiddies 0. Collar attached and neckbands, dren’s Hose. Heavy ribbed Hose, Just-a few Wash Suits left in ages values Out they; 20;: A large assortment to pick from XTRA § 4 : Sizes 514 to Tl, 10e 214, 3 and 4. Previously sold for 2 at prices never equaled. You EXTRA SPECIAL Poris Knit Shirts. 75c 15¢e per pair. aR i 95c to $1.95. 65 Sweet-Orr Norfolk Khaki Suits, will do well to look them over. Just the thing for the railroad S values. All sizes, each.... Samaierwdaan Out they go at...... sea? ic Just the thing for sportsman, tour- They are priced now below man. 1,000-mile Shirts with two Balbriggan Union Suits. 60 sizes 8 to 10, pair... Es 15¢e . Hats to match 15¢e ist. $8.50 value. $4.45 the cost of production. While there ae $1 55 95c valie for. ie They are positively worth double. Cheenib.ato ie Out they go... . ile they last... e STAR Clothing Co. ‘AS=-GENRock J