Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 5

~ PAGE'**? a QOVIET SUBMITS CONTROL BOARD SCOR NEAR EAST Would Include Germany on Commission Named for Turk Straits. LAUSANNE, Dec. 19.—(By The As- sociated Press.)—Foreign Minister ‘Tehitcherin of Russia proposed today to the Near East conference commis~ sion studying the status of the Turk- ish straits a plan providing for an international board of control on which would be represented Germa: the United States, France, England. Italy and all the states bordering on the Black sea. fhe TC rener Hain Writing TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922. | MUST HAVE MONEY AND LOTS SACRIFICING 5OQ PRIGE GROUP 3 $1.00 $1.00 Ties Ties Knit Ties Knit Ties Silk Ties aoc | 5c | 58c | Hc | 95c 1000 SILK SHIRTS WILSON BROS. AND EARL & WILSON-VALUES TO $12.50 These Are Crepes, Broadcloths, Tub ‘and - Jersey Silks, White and Fancy Patterns LAUSANNE, Dec. 19.—(By The As soc'ated Press.)}—Turkey formally en- gaged today before the Near East conference to accord the Christ‘an minorities, in al) that concerns their life and lberty, the same rights and the same protection as are enjoyed by the Turkish population, with the exercise of thelr religion and the right \o establish educational, chari- table and religious inetitutions. LAUSANNE, Dec. 19—(By The Ae sociated Press.)—The Near East con- ference entered its fifth week today with three of its biggest problems still unsolved but with the sub-com- mission to which they have entrusted making every effort to reach settle- » ments. Difficulties over the control of the Mosul oil regione, the question of de- porting the Grsek patriarch and the status of the ‘Turkish capitulations have caused the conference many an anxious moment and thelr final settle- ment still is hanging fire. The delegations believe that they virtually have disposed of the perplex- ing question of the Dardanelles and that they have overcome many of the obstacles In the way of a solution of | the minorities problems. ' MNS. 1. WEISENBERGER, MOTHER OF FIVE, IS UBERGULOSIS V1 TM Mrs. Lennie Elizabeth Welsenberg: er, 32 years of age, died at the fam- My home at Conwell and Fifteenth streets. Saturday after eight montns of intense suffering from tuberculos\s. & She leaves a husband, Lambert Welsenberger, and five children, Le- roy, Birdie, Leon, Maybelle, and Lon- nie. The oldest is 10 years old, whiic {the youngest Is only seven months. Two sisters, Mrs, Julia Blacketer of Kansas City, and Mrs. Theodore Weisenberger of Kenwood survive ther. ‘The funeral wil! be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the. Ken: wood Presbyterian chureh, 1436 South Jackson street. Tho Rey. Charles A. Wilson will have charge of the serv- ices, He will be annistea by the Rev. E. B. Preston, local pastor. Inter- ment will be made in Highland ceme- tery. GROUP 1. | GROUP 2 50c GROUP 4 $1.50 GROUP 5 $2.00-$2.50 Wilson Bros. LOVE NOTS By KAY KEAN Fable of the Unfair. Alas, there was once\a woman so homely that the so-called braver sex were not brave enough to ask her to ‘sit opposite to them at the table for the rest of their united lived, . Yet, strangest of sil things, this homely woman knew that she was homely. SUITS AND OVERCOATS RIDING, PANTS LEATHER PUTTEES Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases And not caring to waste much time in looking in her mirror she was able to find time to study the braver sex and to notice that ,when a woman can get one man to turn around and look at her, she will not have any troublo in collect.ng a crowd. For, even as a ‘woman desires to scrutinize her neigh- bor’s new hat, so a man wants to discover what it Is his neighbor is finding to look at in the other wom- San. So {t came to pass that the Unfair one stuck out her tongue at the first, man. Swhanced to see him turn around and stare at the Unfair one, turned and followed also, that they might not miss anything. * Moral:: If you are trying to catch a fish, remember that they swim in shoals and are curious. Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Co. ——— -Some Good Advice Strengthened by Casper Experiences Kidney disease ts too dangerous to f neglect. At the first sign of back- ache, headache, dizziness or urinary @isorders, you should give the weak- ened kidneys prompt _ attention. Lighten the diet, take things easier and use a reliable kidney tonic. ‘There's no other kidney medicine so well recommended as Doan's Kidney Pills. Casper people rely on. them. Here's one of the many statements from Casper people: Mrs, L. W. Stillway, 232 N. Jeffer- son street, Casper, says. “I had oc- casion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills when I was troubled with my kidneys and bladder. My kidneys did not act sright at all. i had inflammation of the bladder which caused me to worry some. At times I became dizzy heail- ed and it seemed thousands of black specks came before my eyes and biur- red my sight. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and bought a few boxes at the Casper Pharmacy which cured me completely of my aiflments and I had no return of the trouble since,” 6c, at all d Co., Mfrs., Foster-Milburn N. ¥.—Adv. Jers. ‘When, lo. All of the others who f $50 Suit or Overcoat, sale price...._.$32.75 $45 Suit or Overcoat, sale price.....$29.75 $40 Suit or Cvercoat, sale price.....$26.75 $35 Suit or Overcoat, sale price___.$23.75 $30 Suit or Overcoat, sale price__...$19.75 $25 Suit or Overcoat, sale price..__$16.75 72 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Small pleas’ 34, Bby 86 only. $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 values, 9.75 your choice DRESS AND WORK PANTS $9 Dress Pants, sale price... $8 Dress Pants, sale pric $7 Dress Pants, sale \price...... $6 Dress Pants, sale price__. $4, $4.50, $5 Dress Pants, sale price, $2.95 OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS Especially my SALT CREEK FRIENDS, this sale is for I want every person in the vicinity of Casper to get in on this, my greatest value- you as well as Casper residents. I want money. HARRY YESNESS ‘The Workingman’s Friend giving sale. Come on you truck drivers, get in on these. You £11 know my Riding Pants. I always show the biggest stock in the cit; $10 Gabardine’Riding Pants......_....$7.95 $7 Guaranteed Corduroy Riding PRES Yc sassrceessaasies $5 All-Wool Riding Pan $4 Moleskin Riding Pan $5 Whipcord Riding Pants. z $5 Bedford Cord Riding Pan $3.95 $3 heavy Khaki Riding Pants......___>$1.95 These Pants come made with button or lace legs, tunnel belt loops, flap pockets. KNIT SPORT COATS For Christmas Gifts 6.95 $5.00 values....$3.35 $5.95 $4.50 values___$2.95 $4.35 $3.00 values._1.95 HARRY The Man in the Barrel The Kind We Always Sell. $5 grades now.. $3.65 $6.50 grades now. $4.95 These come in hook, strap and loop fronts. Sizes 13 to 18. 2 $1.50 Wool Wrap Leggins, lock Stitched <2 ee sae $6 and $5 Velour Hats. $4 Dress Hats. Any Stetson Hat in the hous: CAPS $3 Caps at...$2.25 $2 Caps at...$1.35 $2.50 Caps at.$1.65 $1.50-Caps at $1 Caps at... $4.50 Near S YESNESS $6.45 If you are wanting Box Trunks, Wardrobe Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Hand Bags or Suit Cases, VISIT THIS SALE and you will see the biggest line in the city at prices that will make you buy. As a specia] offer to induce you to look at our line we will offer Rogers’ Pacemaker Ward- robe Trunks at. $39.50 Looks like a $75 Trunk. UNDERWEAR $1.50 Ribbed Union ‘Suit $1.50 Fleece Union Suits......_.. $3.00 Mixed Wool and Cotton Union Suits at OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK And Maybe Later During This Sale as I Want Money. THE MAN ww tHe BARREL 114 West Second St. Next Door to Stockmen’s Bank