Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE the plentiful supply of water tor ins Legion Men Here — \rcwt,2° gett Purpose; the rapidly herded i Hi Cc location, only tiford n market for egcicevural peo | 42 0ROT Comrade In | <nousn to ve per which are now contribuing neer-| Pttneral Ceremony)? 22,2, ly three and one-half million dollars the water. ‘Che Casper Dally Cridune FOR IARIGATION Casper C. of C. Passes Reso- lutions Supporting Cas- per Project. A resolution was passed yesterday by the board of directors of the per Chamber of Commerce urging that a fair portion of the funds ac- cruing to the state and federal gov- ernments by reason of returns from the oll fields of Casper be set aside for the development of the Casper Ir- rigation project and that any legis- lation necessary to clear the way for the undertaking of this project be en- acted by the legislature of the state of Wyoming and the congress of the per Irrigation project in the oug of a similar resolution mmended to the continued will be « active ntiention of both the federal and stat» authorities to the end that competent plans may be made for its construction at an early date, The reasons for the resolutions have been stated as being the exten- give work which has been performed by Wyoming and the United States @uring the past three years in the Mnvestigation of irrigation possibili- the in the vicinity of Casper, the Jarge areas of land situated north and west of Casper aggregating an mount of nearly 100,000 acres can Be. reclatmed by a canal diverting Gets Pleasant Surprise “About 6 months ago my father was very sick with his stomach, which had been troubling him for weveral years. Three doctors sald he had cancer and one said it was @all stones—all agreed an operation necessary, but on account of his age I was afraid to risk it. I told a friend about it who said his wife had been cured by taking Mayr’s Won- ='RINEY AGAIN per year to the federal and state gov- ernments, and the fact that the de- velopment of the proposed irrigation Project would mean the bullding of an agricultural empire in central Wyo- ming and thereby add greataly to the taxable assets of the state. UNDER ARREST Hal P. Riney, formerly assistant @irector of industrial (relations for the Midwest Refining company, who was brought back to Casper last summer from California on a charge of embezzlement, was rearrested last night charged with embezzleent of two estates of which he formerly had charge. The two estates are those of Thomas B. Lee amounting to $1,664.- 44 and Peter McCollum amounting to $600. Prosecution was nevér pushed in the former charges and {t is under- stood that Riney put up bonds and agreed to make up the deficits. STATE BAR ASSOCIATION IN ANNUAL CONVENTION AT THE STATE CAPITAL CHEYENNE, Wyo. Jan. Wyoming Bar association Thursday began a two-day annual convention here. Attorneys from all sections of the state are in attendance, An ad- dress of welcome was made by Mayor Ed. P. Taylor of Cheyene. Stephen H. Sibley of Burns responded. Pres!- dent Roderick H. Matson of Cheyenne then delivered his annual address. @erful Remedy. I at once bought a Dottle for father and he is now as strong as a bear and can eat more ham and cabbage than eny 3 men.” It remoyes the catarrhal mucous from the inféstinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practical ly all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One The sessions are being held in tho suprme court room of the state capl- tol. Recommendations to, the present legislature are among the matters which the convention !s considering. pence Ao is To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets. The box bears the signa- dose will convince or money refunded at all druggists. Adv. 1-Ib. Del Monte Jelly CLOSING OUT 19 MORE DAYS We Must Get Out Jan, 31 Buy Your Groceries Here and Save No. 3 J. M. Spinach__ No. 2 Monsoon’s Sweet Potatoes _ No. 2/4 Empson’s Hominy __________ No. 214 Empson’s Sauer Kraut_______ No. 2 Empson’s Champion Peas______ No- 2 Signet Corn___ No. 2 Empson’s Cut Wax Beans______ No. 214 Colton’s Yellow Peaches_____ Milk, per can -______ 1-Ib. Paul's Jam_____ 1-Ib. School Boy Peanut Butter______ 1414-0z. Monarch Catsup. 1114-0z. Van Camp’s Chili Sauce_____ Pint Grape Juice____ Yacht Club Salad Dressing, large____35¢@ Yacht Club Salad Dressing, small____-{Q¢e Loveland’s Gallon Cherries Puyallup’s Apples, gallon. Don’t Forget, Only 19 Days Left for Real_ Grocery Bargains. BLUE FRONT GROCERY Phones 457 and 458 110 East Second ture of FE. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 80c.—Adv, 12—The| Members of the George W. Vro- man post of the American Legion ac- companied the body of Thomas Keith, who died here Wednesday, a0 the train yesterday afternoon. The re- mains were shipped to the former home of the deceased in Traer, Ia. Funerral ceremonies were held in the baggage room at the atation and the casket draped with the American fag. Director Catches Trout With Hand; I?s Some Stunt! Harold Schwartz tells the cham- pion fish story of the year, and backs it up with witnesses. Schwartz is assistant director of Alfred Green, who directed Wallace Ref in “The Ghost Breaker,” a Paramount picture coming to the Rialto theatre next Sunday. The company was on the Lasky ranch, on a creek site, taking some trout fishing scenes. Some live trout were taken along for props, as there WOULO NOTE ‘WITHOUT IT NOW Tanlac Completely Overcame Rheumatism and Stomach Trouble Left by “Flu,” De- clares Pedrin. “I think eo much of Tanlac I wouldn’t be without it, and I have no hesitancy in recommending it,” de- clares Isaac Y. Pedrin, molder for the California Ornamental Brick Co., re- siding at 2827 EB. First street, Los Angeles, Cal, “Stomach trouble, rheumatism and ‘Flu’ pulled me down to where I was in awful shape. The rheumatism settled in my knee, which got so sore {and stiff I could hardly walk, and the | pains were fearful. The ‘Flu’ left me all run-down and I couldn’t get my strength back. My stomach was so upset my food soured and caused gas which pressed on’ my chest til I thought. I would choke. I had con- stant pains in the pit of my stomach end at one time had to lay off from work. “My very first bottle of Tanlac made me feel better and now I am like a different man entirely. I have gained considerable weight, the rheu- matism is gone, I eat anything I wam and simply feel fine. I am a friend of Tanlac for lfe,"" Tanlac is for sale by all good drug- gists. Over 85 million bottles sold.—Adv. inte The aan UP stream, waded out er, and when trou swam by, reached down ant Wu, | Detzes will be given to the holders of Ail epoch in the history of the town. SL —————— ——————_—_$_£_———————EE= ter and caught him, barehanded! Which is some stunt! Ask any trout fisherman {f it isn’t! “é Carnival-Bazar Is Planned by Liberty Club, Thermopolis ‘n the rooms of the club, February 16-17. It promises to be the biggest event of the kind ever given in Ther-| lucky paddles, the prizes consisting mopolis, of almost everything conceivable Invitations have been extended to/from squackers to women's suits and former citizens and men and women/|coats; from kewpie dolls to men's to} Interested in the Hot Springs City| complete outfits. and a general invitation is given to] Local talent, of which there is the whole wide world to be on hand.| pienty in Thermopolis, will sprea’ it- It ts announced that the affair yil|self furnishing amusement and the be put on wild, Over a thousand|three big days and nights will mark NOTICE AUTO OWNERS TAKE NOTICE Our offices will be open till 9 o’clock evenings to take auto license applications. Our receipt will pass © you. Hurry! Only small fee charged. ‘SEE BEN REALTY CO. Old Office—112 West Midwest Ave. New Office—202 Midwest Bldg. Saturday Special 720 PAIRS OF Misses and Children’s Hose These are a good quality Ribbed Hose and will sell like wildfire at this exceptionally low sale price. 7 PAIRS FOR $1.00 Economy Shoe Basement SATURDAY ONLY . Only 7 Pairs to Each Customer. Rack 1 2 Coats that are genuine values as high as $49-50. All styles, materials and colors. FINAL CLEARANCE ‘3. One Lot Dresses Canton Crepes, Poiret Twills and Taf- fetas. Actual values up to $89.50, FINAL CLEARANCE $24.95 This Is a Typical Fuchs Clearance. She Aiteiis Ge Casper’s Leading Specialty Shop for Women FINAL CLEARANCE || Remodeling Everything in ready to wear for women and misses is placed on the block. Prices cut no figure, we must close out every garment in our stock, We do not carry over a single garment from season to season. The greatest money-saving opportunity of the year. HERE ARE A FEW PRICES Rack 2 Coats of beautiful material. Elaborately trimmed, silk and satin lined. Genuine val- ues up to $80.00. FINAL CLEARANCE "ao One Lot of Nainsook Teddies Regular $3.00 values. FINAL CLEARANCE FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1923, REFINERY WORKERS ‘And Others Who Work in the Open FOR FOUR HOURS SATURDAY 4p.m. to 8 p. m. We Will Offer You a Special That Is Extraordinary in Value and Price. MEN’S HEAVY LEATHER FACED KNIT WRIST GLOVES 15c Per Pair Only One Pair to a Customer. Boys, Don’t Miss This Special. And Remember Our Sale IS IN FULL SWAY Everything in Men’s and Boy’s CLOTHING SHOES © FURNISHINGS AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU You Owe It to Yourself to Take Advantage of This Money-Saving Opportunity.