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

PAGE TWO Casper Sunday Borning Cribune SOLON STIRS UP CONTROVERSY 1h [SLAND ADDRESS Chamber of Commerce in Manila Takes Issue With Rep. Dyer. MANILA, Dec. —(By The Asso ppines are a’ nd and manage dound to ® Philippines pendence Mr. Hausserman said “Th a trade act show views w but he bh to study ans here believed that the best interests of the Filipinos would be served hauling the flag, 85 per cent would vote yes, but we're | not going to scuttle the Philippines.” | | FORTY AND FIGHTERS 70 STAGE BENEATTFESTIAL FOR WAR VETS” FAMILIES A carnival which will be simi‘ar to the “Slippery Gulch” affair held; a few months ago will be staged at| the Arkeon by the Fort society of the Amer‘can nd E’ght on, the proceeds to go to the benevolen: fund which provides for the distressed families of war veterans !:: Natrona county. The Arkeon dance hall will be the scene of the festival. The scenery will be arranged in such manner as to give as faithful a picture as pos- elble of Casper in its earlier days. | Allotments for booths at which the usual th’ngs are to be sold will be made soon. WIFE POISONER ADMITS GUILT: AUBTIN, Minn., Deo. 28,—Clarence Hamblem of Ceylon, Minn., arrested} in Stockton, Cal., on a charge of fr: fon, has confessed that he poisoned his wife In her sick bed at their home in Ceylon on October 9, according to a statement issued today by Sheriff W. 8. Carver. The alleged confessio:, | the sheriff said, w: made in the} county jail 1 ight CHURGH BROTHERHOOD TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING. HERE All members and friends of the Presbyterian brotherhood are request- ed to attend the meeting next Sunday at the regular Sunday school hour, he plans for the new d, chairman of the ee, will outline the and present many things of interest. A full attendance is desired. oo FIRST MATE | IS SENTENCED SEATTLE, Wash., victed of assault on t Frederick Hansen, former of the American barke \ioday in a head-on collision betw THE HUMAN ZOO —By C. D. Batchelor | ] | | Bill Baldpate couldn’t resist trying his toupee on an immertal. MURDER OF GIRL Brotherhood Of HOLDS MYSTERY i sotine FOR BROOKLYN e Detectives Now Working on Theory That Theresa McCarthy Was Killed by An-__ |» cieveiana jbecnme, known, today other Child; Clues Lacking pss derthe currency: tel Will ptroller of the currency in Wash- Wea oe rvton, D.C. The bank would be capitalized for $200,000, according to the application, J. Bosutick, of CANE, Wash., Dec. 28.—Plans NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—Brooklyn’s keenest detectives to: day looked for a solution of the shooting of Theresa McCar- thy, 10-year-old school girl, in her home Tuesday, in the the slightly upward course of the .22 caliber bullet that pierced) nrajest ree her heart, disclosed by the autopsy, and the theory that an- Bist hapa iar al fresh oy a other child of similar age was responsible for the tragedy. Bo ant: soit cid eri acl The deductio that the bullet's | ————————_________—_+ Linset p Ao EMEP Rte course would taller person fired downward, | 94 Japanese in the United States now an older and F A ULTY G U N outnumber the Chinese two to one. The police, ¥ mm various | with a dragnet o the city have in : on compan «TN JAILBREAK girls and for investiga: tion into the case of the McCarthy girl. However, nothing has been established the police said, to connect this man with the Brooklyn my: The slain child's mot unable to ald the police DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 28.—A pistol ery-/}that would not fire for a jail guar been | played an important part last Sunday. n identifying |in the escape of seven prisoners from any person she thinks may have been|the Wayne county jail, Reliance oa entering the house to seo Theresa | tho same fauity weapon was responsi: while she was alone in the day time.|ije in large measure for the death “There were very few girls that jearly today of Jogeph Ryan, the con ict who wrested it from the guard s he fled the jail. It refused to work when Ryan and the three other fugi- tives were cornered in an apartment ast night and a detective fatal hot him and arrested his com anions. —<$—.___ with in t L never we Theresa ever use,” she said, S\eS Cuticura Talcum Is So Refreshing A few grains of this scented powder dusted oe aa soothes and cools, and overcomes pei psd rear} ay is an ideal skin, baby and takes the place ekeatar Pees for the skin. Sample Each Free! “Catteera Lad- Soap shaves without mug. or: two gir chums in the house to play.” = aan = MRS. SWEET DEAD DED R, Colo, Dec. 27.—Mrs. Channing Sweet, mother of Governor. elect William E. Sweet, died at her _ = home Tuesday. She had been promi- nent !n education and philanthropic work in Denver for many years. z — ROME, Dec. {By The -Aasscci- ated Press.)\—Nine men were ki when a fort near Trent blew up last night. The accident was caused by ayEce ; . the accidental explosion of a shell] Dr. C- W. Bailey left Jast night for which set off the other ammunition ett Debris from the demolished fort was scattered fo1 Pi und. Six Injured In Train Wreck) QUINCY, Cal., Dec. 28.—Six train- men of the Western Pac'fic ratlr company were injured, two seriou AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION During cold, damp weather take one Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet just before retiring every night. Its tonic and laxative effect will fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Influenza, wo freight trains at Quincy Junc-| tion. been sentenced in federal court here| to serve five years in the United] States penitentiary at McNeil, W H Hansen, it was alleged at his beat several members of the cre the Rolph with his fists and with knotted rope while the vessel was | en route from Australia to the United | States. MAN HELD AS WIFE SLAYER MILLER, 5. D.,, Ferguson was in jai awaiting a hearing on slaying his v in her bed Both engines were derailed piled up alongside the track and | 30c per Box. 6 WtLeore FREE THOUSANDS OF DOLLAKS in merchandise is being given given away with new and renewed subscriptions to The Casper Daily | and Sunday Tribune. The offer expires. soon 30 2 $: CALL AT THE TRIBUNE office and let us explain this great offer. It will pay you to do this Here’s a Postscript to Dollar Day “That'll Knock ’Em Goofey!” 4 Dozen “Sunkist” Oranges for $1.00 (25c a dozen all this week) Right Now Cooley Fruit and Produce Market Neuman Bidg. (1st Store East of Postoffice) 1M PE NITE PIA TRE AMAT TF Sa PESTS TOMORROW IS 1|DOLLAR DAY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1922 Once a month this event takes place at this store and it is looked forward to as a real money-saving event. Friday will be a red letter day, the every floor. bargains are everywhere, Visit Your Dollar Goes Farther at Our Dollar Day Sale _ STATIONERY Boxed Stationery in blue, $ pink and white. For Dol- lar day at. 4 Main F PALMOLIVE SOAP SHAMPOO 10 bars Soap and I bottle $ Shampoo. Both for Dol- lar Gay ...:..22, SUNNY MONDAY LAUNDRY SOAP Main Floor WIDE RIBBONS Very elaborate Ribbons. $ 8 to 10 inches wide that regularly sell as high as $2 yard, Friday for... HAIR RIBBONS Both in plain Taffeta and $ Floral and Brocaded pat- terns. For Friday only, e*yards torso E; Bargain Squa in LADIES’ CAPE GLOVES In black, brown and $ white. Small sizes only. Splendid quality for ....... Bargain Square—Main Floor CHAMOISETTE GLOVES In sand, grey and mastic. sq Gauntlet style. All sizes. Per pair, a —..---+.———.00e Main Floor Seg hE OO ee LADIES’ NECKWEAR Collars, Collar and Cuff | All sets and _ Vestees. shapes. Your choice at..... Main Floor LADIES’ PURSES These run up to $2 and $ $2.50 values. For Friday ODI oie tah ee leer Main Floor aa een enna LADIES’ ’KERCHIEFS These are of fine Swiss Lawn, with neat narrow hems and col- ored embroidered cor- $ ners, also. colored bor- ders. . For Friday only, 9 for .. see Main Floor BOYS’ STOCKINGS Boys’ heavy rib Black $ Stockings, in all sizes. For DoHar day, 5 pairs 5 (1) Span 2 —$————— LADIES’ FIBER SILK HOSE In black, brown and a $ few other staple colors. For Dollar day, 2 pairs for . * Rises LADIES’ AND MISSES’ ROLL TOP WOOL HOSE In brown and green a | heather with fancy roll tops. Special for Dollar day, pet pain Main Floor LADIES’ UNION SUITS Ladies’ Union Suits. In medium weight Cotton, in low neck, sleeveless and Dutch neck, elbow sleeves Third Floor ° LADIES’ WOOL HOSE Brown and blue heather $ with drop stitch. A most wonderful value for Dol- lar Day at...___ Another number Ladies’ $ Wool finish Hose. Spe- * cial for Dollar day, 2 pers foro. Aiea. Main Floor DRESS GINGHAMS A most comprehensive $ assortment of desirable patterns. 32 inches wide. 5 yards for... Third Floor STAMPED PILLOW CASES Several designs to select $ from. Special for Dollar day, per pair. .::;, Third Floor PERCALES 86-in. Percales, light and $ dark patterns. Desirable for spring and summer Aprons, 5 yards for.......... TABLE DAMASK In all white, heavy mer- $ cerized Damask or col- ored border. 70 and 72- widths, per yard... Third Floor KNIT PETTIBLOOMERS Ladies’ fine comb yarn $ Knit Bloomers. In green, navy, brown, taupe. All BIZOB os6hveacrerionnens wth ce Second and Fhird Floor CRIB BLANKETS Blue Crib Blankets. Es- $ mond quality, scalloped border, Size 30x40.......... Second Floor RUBEN’S INFANTS’ SHIRTS Genuine Ruben Silk and $ Wool Baby Shirts. All sizes Second Floor . OUTING GOWNS Children’s and Misses’ $ Outing Gowns. Assorted fancy patterns and white. Special at...... Second Floor PANEL NETS Filet Net in panels. 414 $ and 9-inch panels, ready to put up. No lining. Friday, 3 paneis for._....... nr ea SCRIMS Scrims and Marquisettes, $ plain and fancy designs, also Filet Nets. A big se- lection at 314 yards for... Third Floor SUNFAST MADRAS DRAPERY In the most favorable col- sq ors such as brown, green, blue and rose, also some in combination of colors. Third Floor ~ OUTING FLANNEL _ 27-inch Outing Flannel, $ in fancy and all white. Dollar day special, 8 yards for ....... Third Floor BERLIN KETTLES 2-qt. ““Mirro” $1 Berlin Kettles at -.. BOYS’ WOOL UNION SUITS Boys’ high neck, long $ sleeves and ankle length Union Suits. Light weight. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 Third Floor WOOL CHALLIES In light and dark grounds $ with dainty floral designs. 32 inches wide. Most de- sirable gor Dresses, yard. Third Floor BATHROBE EIDERDOWN Good patterns for young $ and grown-ups. 36 inches wide, at — et — MISSES’ UNION SUITS Misses’ fleece-lined Union $ Suits. Grey only. Regu- lar $1.49, Friday at... Third Floor SERGES Good staple colors, such $ as navy, brown, wine. Fine for school wear. Per yard :*<..5. Third Floor KIMONA SILKS Quantity limited in these $ good patterns. Your choice for Dollar day, per VOC cose .2 BUTCHER KNIVES 17-inch “Griffon” make $ Butcher Knife, riveted handle, fine quality steel. Regular $1.50 value.......... Fourth Floor PERCOLATORS Six-cup Aluminum Perco- § lators. Colonial style. Dollar day special... Fourth Floor WATER TUMBLERS 6 straight or bell shaped $ Star Tumblers. A real value at —_...... . Fourth Floor BLUE ENAMELWARE In Bonnie Blue Enamelware we offer for Dollar day, 8-qt. Ket- tles,, Water Pails, Dish S Pans, Tea Kettles. Choice of any of these for Dollar day at SU Ee Sy BOYS’ KNIT CAPS Boys’ Knit Caps, in solid éolors and in combination ot § colors, Values up. to $1.65. Special for Dol- day att. Ss Main Floor WOOL SOX Men’s light Wool Sox. § Regular 35c values. For Dollar day, 4 pairs for... Main Floor SILK AND WOOL SOX Men’s fancy Silk and $ Wool Sox. These sell reg- ularly for $1.65, pair... Main Floor MEN’S UNION SUITS Heavy fleeced Union $ Suits. Grey and ecru. Full run of sizes. A real value for GOLDEN RULE DEP’T STORE LINDSAY & CO.