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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922. cEATTLE MAN SENTENCED TO DIE FOR CRIME James E. Mshoney, Convicted of Wife’s Murder, to Be Hanged December 1 at Walla Walla. SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 15.— James E. Mahoney, convicted of the murder of his aged and wealthy wife, Kate M, Mahoney. in April, 1921, to- Gay was sentenced in superior court to be hanged a: the state peniten- tiary at Walla Walla, Wash. De- cember 1. Mahoney's counsel gave notice of an appeal to the supreme coart of the United States. The body of Mrs. Mahoney, was round tn @ trunk in the Lake Wash-| ington canal here In August, 1921,| after authorities had conducted a na- tion-wide search for the missing wom- following her disappearance in pril of that year. Shortly after Mrs. Mahoney disappeared, Me.honey was arrested on a charge of having| attempted to secure his wife's prop- erty through a forged power of at torney. Mahoney was convicted of first de- gree murier and sentenced to death. He appealed to the supreme ‘court on the ground that he had been deprived of his constitutional rights, but the appellate court affirmed the convic tio nand rectly denied a motion for a rehearing. 1. W.W. STRIKE IS CALLED OFF BY BUTTE MEN BUTTE, Mont., Sept. 15.—The etrike called by Butte branch metal mine workers industrial! union No. 210 I. W. W. was formally declared off Wednesday afternoon following a mass meeting of miners Tuesday night when the I. W. W. leaders were not permitted to speak. At that meet- ing @ committee of 75 mincrs repre- senting the 25 mines operating in the. district was named to present a re- quest for an increase of $1.25 a day in wage and the abolition of modift- cation of the rustling card and con- tract systems. This committee met with representatives of the mining companies last xlght and. presented | the demands. An answer was prom- ised before September 22. and in the meantime the demands will be laid before the executive heads of the min-| ing companies, most of whom happen | to be out of the state. When the answer is held to the committee a! call will be issued for a mass meeting, of miners, at which a report will be made. All the mines are working as usual in the meantime. | fer eedaie a De Valera Born In N. Y., Father Was Spaniard NEW YORK, Sept. 15. — Contro- versy over the birthplace of Eamonn De Valera, raised by a conflict be-{ tween two reference authorities, was settled with the discovery of the birth certificate of the Irigh leader among the files’ of the New ‘York board of health. He is registered as having been born here in 1882 of an|— Irish mother and Spanish father. putas suas Seo ears a TAL-STATE FAIR FOR CHEYENNE SUGGESTED CHEYENNE, . Wyo., Sept. 15.—A| Proposal that a Tri-State fair be held} in Cheyanne annually, immediately after the Wyoming state fair at Doug- las, Was made to the Cheyenne cham ber of commerce today and will he 4: vest'gated by « committee of that o ability. The proposa! contemplates participation in the fair by al V ming. Northern Colorado and w Nebraska, Wouldbe Slayer Is Captured In Oregon, Report PORTLAND, Sept. 15.—Russell Dove, wanted for alleged attempted murder and robbery at Farfield, Iowa, was arrested in a lumber camp near: Bend, yesterday by Sheriff Walter! Harris and District Attorney; Ralph H. Munroe, both of Fairfield, and to- day is in the county jail here, held Pending arrangements for his return to Iowa The Iowa officers came here a week ago, following the arrest of Fredi/ Hasteen at Oregon City, believed to be the man they sought, It developed | that Hasteen had taken a job vacated | hy Dove at Boring, Ore., after officers had traced Dove to that place. Tho mistake in the arrest was not discov- ered unt the arrival of the Iowans. They then continued their trailing of Dove, being successful yesterday after hunting the fugitive through half a dozen states. Dove will not tight extradition, the officers said ro Subscribe for the Trifune and get a key for every 50c paid. S-i2-tf — Milady most fashi phony of the new Radolpho’ black lace for Che Caspet Deilp Cribune PAGE SEVEN American Styles for Autumn QUEEN CANDIDATES TO That the entrants in the “Queen of Slippery Gulch” may have their pictures shown in all parts of the United States becomes a possibility with the annruncement from the Bell studio, Casper representatives of the Pathe news weekly, t pictures of each of the e1 will be taken Sunday. pery Gulch show is being staged at the Arkeon all of nex‘ week by the local post of the American Legion, In order prospective queens, it is ai.nounced that the Bell studio will be open BE FiLMED FOR MOVIE all day Sunday to permit the giris to pose for the movies. The list of queens entered in the contest now totals an even dozen and all have commenced work on thelr cxm- paign. The tremendous amount of work necessary for the big Slippery Guich show'will be known next Monday night, when the fint pa- trons enter the transformed Ar- keon. From a beautiful, modern dance hol), it has been traisformed into a fun village, with ail of the earmarks of the of ‘49. Of course, there will be dancing, for ~ —————— t the rants ‘The Slip- to accommodate the Big Game Hunters, Attention We have established a camp at the head of Crooked Creek-—famous for its location in the heart of the BIG GAME COUNTRY. The big game season opens Friday and many hunting parties are being formed to take in this great sport within the next two months. We are equipped to take care of any number of parties and guarantee good shots at game as we are located in the heart of the big game country and are familiar with the haunts of the elk. Address all inquiries to W. H: Watson, Dubois, Wyo., who will give you the desired information: Don’t delay—do it now! Telephone located about 5 miles from camp. Get your parties together and go to the section where you are sure of getting a shot. LAJUENESSE & RAGAN, Outfitters The NORRIS CO. Fresh Meats and Provisions—Wholesale and Retail LARGEST MARKET IN THE STATE 129 East Second St. Phone 12 Following prices are in effect for one week— BEEF ROASTS PORK ROASTS shoulder Pot Roast, Ib. | Pork Loin aol. Roasts, Ip, OC 12:¢ a 15¢e Pork _ Ham Prime Rib Roasts, Ib. -.......... Wolledn bec 20E | Pork shoutder Roasts, Ib. R Roast, J Genuine Lamb VEAL ROASTS Legs, per Ib.... _35e Shoulder Veal Roasts, lb. Genuine.Lamb . Pos Shoulders, Ib. -25e 15¢ *™ 20¢ | Sri 25¢e Roasté tb... .OC | Sausage, ib. OC It will interest you to-visit our market. Fresh Dressed Poultry’from our own yards. Lbs.. Best Creamery 75¢. Butter for Fresh Eggs, per dozen ...._—...., FRESH EASTERN COUNT OYSTERS; PER QUART. 12st: Fresh Fish from the coast every other day. A full line of Delicatessen Goods. Imported and Domestic Cheese. moeyerae te! It always pays to do your shopping in the LARGEST SHOPPING DISTRICT. may now purchase her autumn wardrobe. The American ¥ashioh Art League is in session in Chicago and has decreed. ionable designers from all paris of the conntry are present wit ly thelr choicest confections. Above at the left. is seen the Spanish sym- evening dress and at the rig bt |s the much talked of block silk material with radium Ince. Scores of the the regular Arkeon orchestra will but there will’ be special scenery be on the job all during the week, and other attractions, which will bo Whether it be deer, bear, or any other big game, The Sure Way to Stop ’Em Is to use _g WINCHESTER Guns and Ammunition Take no chances. Get the best. for Winchester. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE. SCHULTE HARDWARE CO. 228 S. Center St. ‘Phone 64W Just call THE BIG GAME SEASON IS ON WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY ~ NEED FOR. HUNTING. [e| GUNS, AMMUNITION, CAMP OUTFITS RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM CC. You Can Do Better at Cunnirgham’s OE » CASPER’S NEWEST STORE FOR WOMEN 227 South Genter Street Formerly Frank Canner Location . We wish to thank the people of Casper for the patronage accorded us since opening our store two weeks ago. We have come to Casper to stay, having se- cured a lease on the building we occupy, and it is our intention to serve the people of Casper and surrounding towns with the best merchandise obtainable, at the lowest possible prices. Our policy is, and alv is not satisfactory. Our id times. 8 will be, at all times to make right asything that a of. business js to treat you fair and square at all We want to get further acquainted with you and Tomorrow We Will Offer You Our First Opening Sale Many, items of inteveet will be radica int reduced and whether you are a pur- chaser or not, we invite you to call and ins ct our new store. : New Fall Coats values. SADA D Regular $29.75 s $22.75 values —... values Many of the straight line Coats are made smart by loose panels at the ae pont # $14.75 waist and have a sash belt. Others he ai : feature decided flares. They come in ANOTHER SELECTION OF Velour, Marvella, Normandy, Delysia, DRESSES Suede Velour. All in the accepted In Pussy Willow and Fall colorings, plain, fur trimmed ana Canton Crepes. lined with Silk Crepe. Regular $45.00 values........000..... Dresses For Women and Misses In Poiret Twili. These Dresses are beautiful in design. All new Fall mer- chandise. Regular $ $21 75 e Regular values - Satin-Back UTICA EXTRA HEAVY BLEACHED SHEETING—Regular 65c value, Yard oo 55¢ INDIAN HEAD BLEACHED SHEETING— 63 inches wide. jar 65¢ vah CHILDREN'S COATS—Ages 3 to 9 years. Specia! for Saturday__ $5.50 LADIES’ GINGHAM APRONS—For Saturday selling 98e LADIES’ shee! Za eh da HOSE—-Black, Cordovan and White. Regu- At re aor er nba i $1.85 MERCERIZED ELASTIC TOP HOS- 39c IERY—Regular 50c value MARBLEHEAD MUSLIN—36 inches wide. Per yard-_..--.- 14¢c ENGLISH | LONGCLOTH—Chamois 36 inches wide. Per AURORA UNBLEACHED 9x8. Regular 58c value. eed Poco tae tee INDIAN HEAD BLE. inches wide. RANG ss Goes sa pase tal STEVENS BLEACHED LINEN TOWELING —18 inches wide. Regular 33c 26e value. Yard - PEPPERELL SHEETS—Siz 81x99. Regular $1.85. Eack___ $1.49 COTTON BATS FOR QUILTING—Size 72x90. Regular $1.00 value. SHEETING— _... 49e D MUSLIN-—-36 Regular 25c value. finish, inches wide. Per yard PERCALES—236 inches: wide, all shades. Per yard__- CHAMPION PILLOW CASES— 42x36. Regular 40c. Shop With Us Saturday and Save Money WHEN YOU THINK HUNTING THINK Remington We invite you hunters to come in and inspect our stock of Remington Guns and Ammunition. Our stock is most complete. Big Game Season Opens Sept. 15 Be Prepared Campbell Hardware Company 147 South Center Street Phone 425