Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWG ‘ Sean EEN eer rR RR NE a . SR A are ETERS Dhseenmer ane _ Che Casper Daily Cribune THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922. DETHAONEDKINGMAYBEHELG == 3 t ore hundred Ives and property dam cludes by saying he hones to avoid $85,000 and 369,060. Ce a ‘age estimated in excess of $7,000,000 any conflict with the British. lH il Dait I ‘The state land “beard this morning t LEE Ss aS IN PaO. NO NEFIMITE WO ees a amage Tel voted to purchase trom schoo! funds S MARITZA RIVER TO 32,000 of the warrants of the hail ——. ‘Wemen fill positions ‘as county = board, to be redeemed the o i] P t ' i BE DIVIDING LiNE. Montana Totals igi xe rescernied the Best t/the The Boy Scouts of Casper wm clean | schoo’ superintendents 1825 of ——— WASHINGTON, — Sept 25.—The haf Board to maka paymeate s eoligicy up Camp Rotary and fix-it up for win-| counties of California. Maritza river, which has within tne sa * of the insur- PRINCE GEORGE TO t@ give the victorious Turks. ts de-| jy2 ming instructor on board one of thes™t" om the public highways. to pro-| campers, j gents e of the ACCEPT THRONE. cribed as Turkey's “fitty-four-fort LENA, Mont. Sept. 28.—Damage! big transatiantic rere. “|temt those. who enjoy a real safe and eg emg? mt ON {By The Assoloe tight” in a bulletin issued todny pod ye yee Ley covered by piel motor trip. They are called “ Vo tety, {the state board of surance this cops in localities, but] A fal br ¥ with by the Natinnal Geographic sock j some a matr'monial bureau very proper- vith cotta Merten, siver nae’ Tike “che |%#® totled pproximzely $103,000, act Fa on el om he Hegde pe aryl ene ae they may be called, they |ly ansigned a woman who said she was “ thos Tlntsne between France ond-fieruanie SSS ng to E. K. Bowman of the board. with every Se pald at offe wid Bring to time those who Ignore all|-willng to live anywhere” to a man < (& symbol and a’ bone of contention | = an _$30.900 was in seca Si ron S124/{*stety rules in driving automobiles.”|from New York. joritative sources in Athens. grong Bulgar, Greek and Turk,” the mE =i == == — = e thens dispateh timed 12:19 P.ysoctety says. ‘Each of these three % . erday sald Crown Py " } a . tables : ry : this false civil strife 0 avoid it by aud so-called meutrol'of the past few years that movement . Thrace ontinued. Asa result the Thrace cokes are kill aay is even more strikingly ném s. He con: Turkish than tn the in the pas loages which will be offset by taxes! due froia the farmers, but payment in| Warrants in cases where the loss was considerable will amount to between During the past year dust explo= jons tn industrial plants In the Unitea Stats have caused the loss of neariy ‘WINTER HIKES T0 CAMP AFETY FIRST ean War and was a ter hikes on one week from next Sat- i urday. AlN the troops will go to the! camp and will repa:r whatever depre-! ations have resulte¢ from summer last week come to the front in the day's news as the linait of European territory the allied powers are willing $105,000, Year avi}? the damaged tarmera’ {Continued from Page One) | _ boring states, must place ‘Safety First’ A woman has been appvinted EVERY ITEM OFFERED HERE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE REAL HONEST BUYING SNAPS WORTHY OF THE CONSIDERATION OF EVERY THRIFTY BUYER. GIRLS’ SERGE DRESSES Friday and Saturday Snap according t thoritative sources in i \ ly quiet nd well regulated. The offi- cers of the Constantinian regime h permission 2 the promise they ‘ouble, and the occasional Greeks revolting elements in Saloniki|farmers. M hens are wo -Jand industr of the towns an they did m. and could with the Greeks and Jew rel ians continue will 1 citle: ot con pete nd Armen a in the agricultural pursuits of the country they were equally outclassed by the Bulgars and Vigchs Cape Gloves $1.69 Pr. A Snappy Snap in Toilet Goods Honey Girl Almond Cream 27c | Palmolive Shampoo given ir dut make no The and A mony who “are of the Turks confined activities the cities where e rulers ot soldiers. ‘Those who led the lives of peasants n: ing in close har- Maison which airplanes their they is be. h a good by maintained ne ver tween the tow cities and to the islan’® | wholly shook off their Mohammedism 3c Two-clasp Cape Gloves, in of Mytilene and Chios. They were less efficient than thelr brown only. All sizes. A €espired Christian neighbors, a fact ‘ BAIT{oH MAY DRIVE TURK FROM EHO, POLICY CHANGE SEEN (Continued ¢ m Page One) Ii sage to Mustapha myrna urging an metting of the Brith and Kem alist genera udanila or Ismid, The Greek battleship Averoff, the| crew of hom led yesterday, |s| steaming for Piraeus through the| Dardanelles and is danger of boi bardment 1 thi Kema i \ concealed in the hilla on Asiatic side. | The Led naval authorities here are hopetu at she will escape unscathed aa she thelr re eaving Tu: rkish waters a: FRENCH POLICY IS UNALTERED. PARIS, S ated Press.) Near East she sent other al he over nced after a The Associ- in ce’s cy laid down tn ti 2 2. pointly been modified ce, it was an cabinet meeting to the ch government is greatly concerned over the reported Ceterm!- nation of ‘the new Greek government to defend e. Such a_ decision would he certain to 5 on the Kemalists rnd the dispatch of Greek forces to eastern Thrace would almost certan- y be followed by a belligerent move the part of the Turks in Asia Mfi r and distu Constantin ople. The situation, it is thought, will have the effect of delaying Kemal's reply to the allied note several more days. M bances in Franklin-Bouillon, the French to the nationalists, is ex- ed to see Kemal at Smyrna to. or tomorrow. He will use the entire influence of his government to try anG keep the n leaders from taking any ac to M'race until the intentions of the emissary pec! ent are cléarly estab- SIPUATION VIEW Witt GRAVE CONCERN. UONDON, Sept. 2 y ‘The Asso- Press.)— Bi goverttment cit ted s today took a grave view of the he Dardanelles wh s so critical as to o convened this message from | Sir Charles Har- the aliled forces | Brigadier FORD RUNS 87 MILES ON GALLON OF GASOLINE! from the cylinders is} evement of John. A] Main Pukwana, A remarkable feature and inexpensive device its action 1s governed entire- It is slipped between intake manifold anyone in iling or tap Ford cars rom 40 to 57 miles on one Mr. .Stransky a few of these devices s territory and has a to make to anyone ndie the business gasoline on cars in t vety liberal offer who is ‘able to hi which is su be created wherever | this ma der} one nce! peoples has claimed the Maritza val ea) t would tal th d ley as belonging to it on - 5 later was grounds, and such is the: ests . w th this program waSlin Thrace m . . . out | deni whith adjoins it, tat each has! Sal are rejat least some excuse for its claims, quiet control] Thrace has for 500 years been in the thc t ly to|anamolous conJition of beisg Turkish : ne direction the revol | yet more Christian than c f r s ity edan, more a'ien than Turk. V4 ked t ort COV the non-Turks-non-Mobam ormer Premier Venizelos. i “ were mo intelligent and - more trious an the Moslem, a Pd abr the echool ship Bil! is with-| Spite of the burden of fo ; ording to Yeu-| Persecution and massacre which the slaee i . ass a nen-Turks have had placed on thei 1 os man y revolutionists | shoulders, tiha ved ne Greek isiands.| “More or leas unconsciously we Nn yester-}Turks séem, throughout teiz ten anc t J of half a millenium in Europe. to British and other legations but no dis:|considered aa eal” 1 on ‘ reported military occupation. In the tradal Palmolive Soap 90c Doz. Choice of Mennen’s Talcum Powder, Melba Talcum Pow- der or Colgate’s Talcum Pow- which led to many a piliaging and muarsacring expedition eure, ho’ $4.98 All-Wool Storm Serge Middy Dresses. Well made, with pleated Skirts and trimmed with silk braid. Sizes 4 to practicai glove for street wear. Main Floor SILK HOSE SNAP for the Mos their station, | were armed, while the Christians =o rot wever humble “Eastern Thrace between the a and the Maritza river is of little 12 years. der, 25c 19 value agriculturally. Tt is an una’ Second Floor size, each _.....:. : Cc os tractiv creary, monotonous plain —_— with here and there swampy depres. 50c Melba Face Powder sions. Large areas of the territory }it *lwhere the neut n Constantinople, summarizing Mus- taphe Kemal Pasha’s reply to General Harington’s werning against violation of the neutral zone along the straits The renly was considered to de eva- sive and ambiguous. Two views are held in British cir cles of Mustaphs Kemal's intentions, stated. One is that under the cever of his cavalry he may b eringing up artillery and materir! doing all he can to induce the British to fire the firat it. The less ser. loue view ia that he is truthful in his statement that he does not know ral zone extends, ed out that General Har- ington is laboring under tremendous responsibility. He has been told to do all possible to avoid war but to use his own judgment regarding the nee. : of fighting to maintain the British edits. It is understood he hrs the full backing of the govern ment, which will support any action he takes. In his re) lustapha Kemal says the Angora government does not rec: ognzd any neutral zone. He complains about the Greek warships which have been anchored Constantinopie and also about the section of the Brit ish troops in the region around Chanak. Allegations ave made that the British have destroyed Turkish roads and Turkish homes. Mustapha Kamal also claims It ts pot near the SIMPLE APPLICATION THAT DISSOLVES eet ple, way to But and’ thee iste dissolve them. To do this Just get about two ounces alonite powder from your arug- fist mepringis @ littls on @ hot. wet sponge—rub briskly over the Biack- heads for a few seconds— parts and every biackhead’ ‘will be eB ihehin heads mal imple applica: tion of calonite powder’ and water flssolves every particle of them and 1 the skin and pores in their J condition, Any druggist will sell you the caionite powder and stout two ounces will be all you will ever need, | Fifty Calling Cards $ THIS WEEK ONLY Like This Sample. are untilled and in summer they ¢' the country the appearance of a des: ert. Furious fighting. with litte quarter, raged over this region durin the Balkan war of 1912-13, as Bul; Now’s the time— —here’s the place to hear the new October VICTOR Records Come in! H. B. KLINE DIAMONDS High Grade Jewelry, Watches and Silverware Oil Exchange Building 1 | 1 | | Printed Phone Airs. James Mihitcomb Riley in Script, Old English or Shaded Text, on a Lawn or Kid Finish Card of Proper Size. The Commercial Printing Co. Basement Midwest Building Entrance Opposite Postoffice-—Take the Elevator | | | 980-3 and Turkish arms were alternately jsuccessful. Turkish villages were destroyed first, and soon. after Bul garian villages suffcred a sim’lar 1 Ysnen the Bule ans .finally |controtfed the region y Turks, ; : 1 to fate, «rek to Asia |Minor; and under the Greek control | Fall Millinery $2.98 For Friday and: Saturday we offer a very large assortment of trimmed and’ Sailor Hats that sell regularly for nearly twice as much as our price for the week-end. Second Floor Scarfs 95c 27x48 and 54-inch | Scarfs, A SWEATER SNAP $4.98 Slip-Over and Tuxedo styles. All-Wool and Silk and Wool. Values to $6.50. Second Floor in white and natural, some with lace $1.25 edge, others scalloped. and $1.50 values. Third Floor SNAPS FROM THE SHOE DEPARTMENT Children’s, Misses’ and Growing Girls’ Shoes. For Friday and Saturday we have assembled three numbers in Chil- dren’s Shoes to sell at very attractive prices. These include Dress and School Shoes. Sizes 5) to 8 Sizes 1214 to 2 $1.45, $1 Sach I ie 98 $2.75, $3.75; $4.75 izes 814 Sizes 2% to $1.98 $8.58,"s3.95 | $3.25°°3505, $4.75 Balcony RAG RUGS For Friday and Saturday $1.89 $2.19 $2.48 CANTON CREPE : $2.79 Yd. . | ° Black, brown, navy, reindeer, grey and white. 40 inches wide. Heavy quality. Third Floor PON NGEE 95c Yd. For Friday and Saturday only. Only a limited quantity offered at this price. Third Floor 2 Fo RAPA LRP VOR 5c LaBlache Face Powder 9c $i Mary Garden Face Powder 9c Jergen’s Bath Tablets 4 for 25c Main Floor Snap\in Children’s Stockings Mercerized Lisle, black, brown 9c Main Floor Ladies’ Richelieu stripe Hose, in black and brown. $2.25. number for Friday and Satur- day at $1.85. Main Floor NECKWEAR SNAP 95c : Choice ofa large selection of Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, Vestee Sets. Very beautiful styles. All new stock. Values up to $1.50. Main Floor The Men’s Department Offers a Collection of SNAPPY BARGAINS Men’s Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, in white and ecru, for Friday and Saturday 89¢ Men’s Blue Work Shirts, full cut, sizes 14% to17.. Friday ¥ and Saturday . . Se Jackie Coogan Clothes Youngsters’ Suits—the kind Jackie wears—in Serges, Jer- seys, Tweeds. Snappy styles. $3.95 to $8.95 You also want a Jackie Coogan Hat, Cap or Tam. We have them in a splendid selection in all sizes at 89c to $2.19 “Main Floor Leather Ves Men's genuine Horsehide Vests, in black and cordovan; knit collar, leather cuffs and cloth- lined. We have pleased many so far with this Vest. Let us show it to you... Novelty Wool Skirtings In stripes and plaids. attractive patterns. wide-—yard $2.95 Third Floor Very 54 inches GOLDER RULE DEPT. STORE LINDSAY & CO.” ; S I 4* Coid Weather Snap 72x80-inch: Blankets. $2.50 values. Friday and Saturday. $2.10 Grey, tan and white. Third Floor