Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 7

~without interest within thirty days FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE SEVER MEXICAN LABOR FOUR CASPER MEN OW ALL-HIGH SIBERIAN WOLF SEEN IS CONTROL URGED PAT NORRIS NAMES SELECTIONS CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dee. 15.—Cas-| Erickson, Cheyenne, center; Nechaws | per has four players, Cheyenne three, ‘Sheridan two and Laramie and Doug- Jas one each on an “All Wyoming” Tootball eleven selecte? by Pat Norris of Cheyenne, referee. who saw all of ‘the veams in action during the recent BY SEC, DAVIS Many Workers Obtaining’ Illegal Entrance to United States. WA2HINGTON, Dec. 15. — Mess- U-es to contro] what is said to be a vas: body of alien Mexican unskilled lebor in the United Sta Menced to Secretary Da: by special agents of ¢ of labor, mad: ort sets forth tha tion, toge and physical exam throug’ examination Co-operati ¢ipal autho: enforcement tions and In of Mexican tat Ger the The r shout 416 in Texas, New M Californin and 4 States. The tide of } i asserted t y m- My in northern exico has one cr more members In th from time to t money to their r report says ther reason why Mex admitted Into th It ts declared -Dat gally admitted Me @ result of the activ supply ts an plant Amsrican res Trains Stailed In Macedonia country, who ans came in as of railroad r often snp 1) labor _ ATHENS, Dec. 15.—(by The Asso: ciated Prees.)}-The Orient Express idue in Athens Monday night, has been snowed in bya blizzard tn the cedonian, mountains for the lust 4 hours, Three feet cf snow faiien in the mountain di 6 Among the psesengers on the stalled train are four Near East relief nurses BST bho: Mie omits New Kind of Light Inventor Discovers Way of Producing Wh'ter Light than Electric from Kerosene Oil A new lamp has recently been tn- yented which burns common kerosene , # of] and produces a soft, white light guid to be even better than ¢lectric or gay. Tests by the Government and leading Universities prove this new Night is superior to ten ordinary o1| lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise, is simple and economical, re- Quires no pumping up and has been approved by the Underwriters for in- surance. ‘The Inventor, G. H. Johnson, 609 W. Lake St., Chicago, Ill., !s offering to send one of these new lamps on ten Gays’ free trial, or even give one to the first user, in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him to- @ay for particulars. Also ask him to explain his ageacy proposition.—Ady. Se NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT To All Persons Liable for Assess- ment re Paving District Number Twenty-One. Notice is hereby given that the Assessment Roll for Paving District Number Twenty-one was certified on the 11th day of December, A. D. 1922, by the City Clerk to the un-) dersigned City Treasurer for col- lection. The owners of any lots, tracts or parcels of lanc or other) property charged with assessment) may redeem the same from ail ‘any portion of the liability for t cost of such improvement by pa’ ing the entire assessment, or any portion thereof, charged against/ guch lots, tracts or parcels of “and/} after the first publication notice, to-wit: Gn c- before the 22nd day of December, A. D. 1922. The owner of any such lots, tracts or parcels of land may re- deem the same from all liabilit for the unpaid amount of said as- sessment at any time after said/ thirty days by paying the entire in- stallment of said assessment unpsid and charged against any lot, tract, | or parcel of land at the time of! sach payment, with interest thereon at the date of maturity of the last installment falling due the entire ten equal installments with interest upon the whole sum unpaid, at the rate of six per cent per annum, pay- able at the same time that the i: stallments are payable. All ments shall be made to the Treasurer. This notice is given pursuant to the ordinances to the City of Cas- per, and the Statutes of Wyoming. In Witness Whereof, I have here- unto set my hand at Casper, Wyo- ming, this lith day of December,| A. D. 1922. é i 3. S. VAN DOREN } City Treas } Publish December 12 to glusive, 1922. City seazon. Patent Leather, Spanish heels —._..... Black Kid Leathers, Baby Louis hee] Patent and Fawn Suede Combinations, lo Black Satins, Spanish he Brown Calf Lace Oxfords, Military Brown Calf, 2 strap low M Have you seen our new arrivals? ‘iisevy are reai ones, in the shades of brown and grey, trimmed to suit the most fastidious. Second Folor O-S Building ° *) The Mapper regarded as a Gevolp ment of twer y civilize is nothin, female of bault and Kassix, Casper. guards:|the species. Either that. or else wild Astle of Cheyenne and Latham of} animals. have gone through the same Sheridan. tackles; Madden of Laramie and O'Bryan of Casper. ends; Lester of Casper, quarterback; Swearingen of | mens, for a Siberian wolf in playing « Sheridan, fullback; Rice of Dougias| part in motion pictures, has exhibited and Eskdall of Cheyenne, halfpacks.|every wile th he flapper type o Rice wa selected for captain. girl dotes : the human race to evolve such speci Norris's sslections follow. THE SPECIALTY BOOT SHOP The Last Pair of Each Short Line TO GO AT a | 00 All Are Strap Effects. GE and high heels. Very Fine Black Kid One Strap Military Heel Patent and Grey Suede Comb, Spanish heels Fine Kid Boudoi Chippewa 10-inch Hi-Cuts heels, at --$5.95 v seems $5.95 $6.95 —-$1.95 $6.95 heels, at <2. SPECIALTY BOOT SHOP CO. Phone 1842-W Take the Elevator and Save a Dollar or More. CHRISTMAS CANDIES Delight the kiddies with wholesome Candies at Christmas time. We have mixed candies, canes, beads for tree decoration and all the good old-fashioned home-made candies for a Merry Christmas. Our prices are the most reasonable in the city. The largest assortment in Casper can be found at the Casper Steam Bakery FLIPPER-VAMP IN FLM Psychological developments as have be ER PEER The wolf flapper he sight of him and his aloofness had | — aroused a national desire for admira- | tion from him in her heart Then he The Wigwam]! \ { } | vamps rpreting man and evangel vs'ness of the fur: | North” | hich is . ett| CHURCHMEN “s=%| IN SESSION | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Othe sammected 1m | More than 100 prom! me degree | representing 32 prot so Mr. Trim- BM tions gathered here for the opening session of the annual meeting of the executive committee of the fJeral MEN! What women love the most you can easily find for Christmas gifts at duction. kept sbeart until WE SELL AND RECOMMEND CALUMET Basket Stores Co. day Luncheon for . We are also turned the two of them and left it to the wolf as to haw his attention and affection. It is that the flapper type! nivergally recognized. Fresh Roasted COFFEE 35c Ib. Our ROYAL Blend 3 Ibs. for $1.00 PIGEON TEA & COFFEE Co. 228 E. 2nd—Phone 623 fy 11:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Combe, Earrings, secon: Doamneedante: ore We'll gladly wrap your purchases ready for Christmas. O-S Bidg. : KINCAID-KIMBALL CLOTHES “Famous for Fine Tailoring” SELZ AND PACKARD SHOES FOR MEN Goodrich Quality Rubber Footwear FASTEST GROWING MEN’S STORE IN CASPER THE FAD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. RELIABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES Next Door to Kimball’s Drug Store This Sale For Men Offers the Best Values in Casper! Sale of Men’s Dress Shoes Solid leather, Goodyear welt. Black and mahog- tt Regular $5 and $6 values, Our price $2.95 Bates’ fine Dress Shoes. High grade leather and Goodyear welt. Sold regularly at $7 and $8. price. POO AD price Lates Style Dress Shoes Guaranteed quality, all- leather, Goodyear welt, half-rubber heels. Regu- Jar Blucher style, also English and French lasts. Black and ccrdovan col- ors. Best values possible at these prices— $4.45, $4.95 and $5.45 Men’s Cushion Sole Comfort Shoes Black and brown kid, different styles, includ- ing the reguiar Blucher Foot-form last, also plain 220 South Center St. Buy Qvershoes | Cheap Clothes are seldom, if ever, a good and Rubbers investment. These Here — KINCAID-KIMBALL berFectwearincuseais| Suits and Overcoats ber Footwear included in this sale. Overshoes and Rubbers for men, women - Represent unusual values at the price. They are new goods, finest all-wool fabrics, style, quality, everything a particular man and children, could look for. 4 5 Men's Overshoes golug $35 Suits and Overcoats: Special $45 Suits and Overcoats. Special $3 pt 7 ee, ° Men’s Storm Rubbers, Hm! bY 6 One Jot of Women’s Rub- bers selling 9e Children’s Overshoes and Rubbers on sale at re- duced prices. at, $40 Suits and Overcoats. Special Boys’ Heavy Winter Suits, $6.75, $8.75 to $11.75. ; Boys’ Wool Mackinaws. Sale price $4.45. Men’s Leather Vests, $3.95, $6.75, $7.45 up. Men’s Moieskin Work Pants. Sale price $2.45. Men’s Fur Collar Mackinaw Coats. Men’s heavy Fleeced Union Suits. 5e Sale price...... Heavy Wool Union Suits. Sale price $1.95 Fine quality heavy Rib- bed Union Suits. Our price, only ere i bot Heavy Wool Union Suits (Wright’s). Special] val- ues at Flannel Shirts, $9.95. Extraordinary Sale of HOUSE SLIPPERS FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN toe bal. Wonderful val- eR, ues at Entire stock consisting of several $3.95, $4.45 Sweaters, Etc. hundred pairs go on sale tomorrow and $4.95 At Reduced Prices (Saturday) morning at 9 o’clock. A Men’s Flannel Shirts. Prices reduced about 33 1-3 per cent. Brown and A red tag on every box. Stock ar- grey colors —.. 95e Finest Wool Shirts. In plaids, checks and aszort- Work Shoes At Money-Saving Prices. ranged so you can help yourself to- morrow (Saturday) only. ee dele i s2 colors: Prices re- a s uced to leather, Cocagexe welt. $3.95 and . $4.45 Slipper Sale at The Fad A quality Work Shoe Army Shirts. Double elbow, lined bosom. Our Priced at... PdeDO ric ON dS ARR Cle bal a 92.95 Leather-faced Gauntlet Bos : aan and Black able fitting and guaran-| Men’s heavy Coat Sweat- abe 19¢e a aenais gs 1 5e teed to wear. Sale prices ike Sale $1.45 Special a Men’s and Baye ae pe LEE ‘ eee te Caps. Some have fur in- $1.95, $2.45 Boys’ Jersey Sweaters. | Men's Dri Gloves of | bands. Assorted colors. , Assorted “Suede Special, to $3.45 re" 35C€ _ 45e each $5e colors . Sale price Tomorrow, Saturday Only, Slipper Sale at The Fad Slippers for ladies, Slippers for men, Slippers for girls and boys. Yes, Slippers for every- body in the family. THE SLIPPER SALE TOMORROW WILL BE AT THE FAD And try our special Noon- = 40¢e cerving a spe- cial 5 o'clock 73 dinner for —.._... Cc You will be well p'eased. A _ GOOD PLACE TO EAT Formerly American Cafe the gospel to the wode, NG AAR Dy NR