Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO fhe Casper Daily Cribune : THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922. BUY | NOW ‘AND S | |FEMININE RAFFLES BREAKS INTO |I. WW. TRIAL AT At a Price to Fit Every Purse several questions reganied as vital tg the progress of women in politics @nd to lay plans for a nations! con- ference of the party's officers here the subjects ENGLISH SOCIETY, ROBS HOMES|S\GRIMFNTD (92222281 y LONDON, Oct. 23.—Britain’s weal- | ARS eet a can chart of 4 ess UMED TODAY Praise is a mental stimulant; blame fs a pe'son. Many a@ business is vot- ted through and through by the every | Submission of Evidence Be-|!sting negsing and blame that perco: *, ‘. the gins Again Following Ill- ae the top of the'titm to the ness of Counsel for Defendants, SACRAMENTO, Cal., Oct. 26, — [Trial ot ten members ‘af the Indus- }irial Workers of the World, charged Never in the history of thir fore have we been better prepared at this time of the year. Coats of every conceivable description at prices that are within the reach of the people. When you buy at the NATIONAL you get the advantage of the lowest prices be- cause of our combined bvying power—buyiag more we buy for less—selling more we sell for less. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mannish Polo Coats Just received, made of double face Polaire or Heather Mixtures with inverted or box pleated backs. All styles. Have four pockets and full belt. Eari of Count spit of night gates, watch a fron bars, and the lates To CureaCold in One Day with violating the California crimin- Al syndicalism law, which was delay. ed yesterday because of the illness of Austin B. Leads, counsel of the de- |fendants, was to be resumed today. | Only “one witness, William M. Simp- |80n, former chief of police cf Stock- ton, was ¢ramine4 yesterda7 by the Prosecution, regarding the finding of phosphoris at Stockton. alleged to} have been hidden by members of the I. W. W. to set grain fires. i The prosecution probably will close its case today. Meanwhile a further investigation is being conducted into an alleged at tempt of I. W. W., to establish cen- tral headquarters in Sacramento for gW% the purpese of committing acts of sa- botage. ‘The investigation follows the arrest | of four ‘men sald to have been cirry-| ing I. W. W. cacds ard the confisca- | tion of @ large quantity of I. W. W.| literature Tuesday night eras “hea eel ! women recently in an sort to solve wr tise one of the profes- sroken- @uced is believer fous Miss F fue Je fete at Midleton Park. t tral home near Bicest Visitors were taken through the were even shown the rooms the jewels were kept and these were taken out and 4) Several morning later it was dis covered that a band of cracksmen had entered the castle In spite of all the precautions to make the impregnable. yen the dogs, taniea loose in the great hall, were no pre tection. Candles in great silver can- delabra lighted the rooms while the thives worked and in the morning were stil! burning. The fewel chests were rifled of all pe ssggigr sao paged: Pee oe Earl and Countess +1 Jersey and Middleton Park their home, They Gallions, bracelets, watches and | were the latest “Miss Raffles” victims, snuff boxes. Many of these had amily for gener P ") pon Rg ony dee tintent ie wel WEDDING OF [the chateau and through the grounds found—that = woman had played a |to the gate of the lodge, where the leading part in the robbery. | civil ceremony will be performed. Air- WILHELM TO (22 coises that 1 wil ve danger. hil ous to exploit because of the dense !'Women’s Party In Conference ® A Notable Sale of FALL DRESSES A greatly varied assortment—splendid qualities, the ap- proved new styles, ‘ WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—The exec utive souniott of the National Wom- met her to The Specialty Boot Shop a ” i wootls in the grounds of the former Orphans’ Drawing kaiser’s chateau, Nevertheless the Showin High G de Sho t Mf aviators are reported to be determined Fs ig rade esa Many Second Time |to make the effort and if necessary to 3 —-- jicnd on some small open space within Moderate Prices D. W. Griffith's “Orphans of the] * DOORN, Oct. 26—(By The Associ ios grounds. Storm.” based on the well-known | ated Press.)It is reported that :. play stage play, “The Two Orphanr,” and|\ 3 3 # released through United Artists’ Cor-|'% 0m foot to photograp® from an alr-| | BUY BIG Ss tr SALE poration, continues as the mecca of|plane the wedding pYocession of for-|{ popular interest at the America thea-|mer Emperor William nd Princess! PIGEON’S COFFEE , SToetee thelr aclight by applause, | ermine af Reuss, as It proceeds trom | * “ : Fur trimmed, man-tailored, Silk and Satin lined: express their delig >y applause, | | ; laughter and tears. Among tne] OT jj. Its Fresh Roasted Values up to $40.00, 9 95 crowds are not a few wh. saw this|nole dances» and new ‘fooling, by|| Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co, Now . Foe). screen epic when the engay.-ient first | Creighton, Hale, and Porter: Strong An| | Phone 623: bogan, but comé back to enjoy idore} the comic role# add hugely to the}! € of its beauties. rescuer in the famous cavalry ride, mirth of the com ‘The canvas is so vast and the fig- ures so numerous, colorful and inter esting that the work improves onthe second seeing. The gorgeous tapes try ie most skillfully woven with the heart-stirring, the grotesyue, the love- ly and the comic side by side in har monious wealth of detail. It is such Geotail, as well as the re-sought thrill, that causes “Orphans of the Storm” enthusiasts to come again and again. Always predominantly remains the picture of Henriette and Louis, the loveliest bit of genre on the whole mighty canvas, The Misses Lillian and Dorothy Gish in these characters, Joseph Schildkraut as Henriette's lover, and Monte Blue as Henriette's continue their great hits. Now material _in the wild _Carmag- Do You Feel Lucky? Holders of Lucky Coupons Eat Free Each Noon at the Wyatt Cafeteria The NATIONAL. SAMPLE SUIT & CLOAK STORE 112 South Center Street Henning Hotel Block A creation in ros¢ brocade satin, patent n\ leather trimmed. Natty patterns in Co- lonials, stripe effects in durable leathers and dainty fabrics arriving daily. The Specialty Boot Shop |* Second Floor, O-S Bldg. ‘Phone 1842-J : : ae AMERICANS! ARISE! Regent the INSULT to your intelligence and to your patriotism implied by the slogan: “VOTE 3ER STRAIGHT!” Be independent Americans. Wear the YOKE of no political party. sees Be Men and Vote for Men to Bema sense are’ doing for thousands =~ HOUSANDS of people are learning that they cannot drink coffee or tea at supper time and get a good night’s sleep, National Key Campaign Drawing for the Ten Prizes Set for Experience has taught these men and women to recognize \ November 1st. that the caffeine in both coffee and tea is often responsible for a wakeful, restless night, and a nervous “next day.” TRIBUNE “WANT ADS” open the road to opportunity —thatiteads to success. If you're seeking work, or someone to fill a, position—if you have something to buy or sell, just run a little Ad and watch the columns yourself, They bring results—try them and see! Results depend upon a newspaper’s eirculation—this we guarantee far greater than any Wyoming paper. 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