Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1923, Page 14

| | | t 5 1 Lingering Illness hospital this morning follow! called I acriptior PAGE FOURTEEN KLAN OFFICIAL | NOT WORRIED BY. CHARGE, HE SAYS. Violation of Mann Act Is| Charged to Former | Imperial Wizard. N ‘ that he had rece {iss Louise Mar e indictment retu Advertiser Can Be Sure Only By A. B. C. Figures An advertiser can get accurate, ed circulation information only reports issued by the Audit ti | they do | {city. The ne—it is the only | ion that is the recognized | on circulation | it Bureau of Circulations nized and is supported by atative advertisers, publish ncies. It is turn for facts on circu From other sources figures that are furn: t publisher — unaudite jaims — but the only place to get audited data is from A. B. C. reports. Practically every leading pub: lisher in the United States and Canada supports this organization Over 80 per cent of all newspap: in the United States having a c lation of more than 5,000 are mem- | Cc bers of the A. E If a solicitor ¢ B. C. re Fatal to Woman| Mrs. J. C. Crawford died a of nine months. Mrs, € at the tim Bhe {s survived by A Successful Man Among the men of this count notable amon to women in Women who take thi of which The star Y. W. WORKERS LOOK FORWARD TO VICTORY LUNCHEON MONDAY; TOTAL OF $5,441 IS REPORTED $5,441.41 will be no fluncheon tdmor-. © row but workers will report at 4 p. m. ch Bute ee Ct or s of Denver, dieving that thing while as it ym Canada to . Casper is in bet- jon than any city the teams and the Che Casper Daily Cribune Condition of Girl Is Much Improved A report at 2:30 this afternoon on the condition of Virginia Little, 16 year-old high school girl, who took bichloride of mercury Monday by mistake was to the effect that the patient {s much {mproved. Accord ing to Dr. J. R. Hansard, who is attending the girl, she is suffering intensely, but this is said to be a very good sign. Her recovedy is looked for. Cockran Funeral Set for Sunday WASHINGTON, March 2.—The body of Representative W. Bourke Cockran, who dled yesterday, will, be taken to New York for interment Sunday afternoon, under plans an- jO Stn jU-jUveSI08 ey, Aq peounoU the house. WHAT OUR IGNITION WORKS CONSISTS OF Complete overhauling, . Careful, expert e: nation of all wiring and new wii of armatures and thorough test ing of all connections and parts. Auto Electric Co. 136 E. Midwest Ave. ~ Phone 968-J IN CONGRESS WASHINGTON, March 2.—The administration bill enlarging powers of the federal coal commission was passed today by the house, 209 to 76. An amendment was attached under which an additional appro- priation of $400,000 would be au- thorized. WASHINGTON, March 2.—Com- plete investigation of the veterans’ bureau after adjournment of con- gress was assured today when the senate adopted a resolution provid- ing for a special senate committee of three members to conduct the inquiry. WASHINGTON, March 2.—With the most important legislation com- pleted in committee, the business of the senate and house fot the re- THE MYSTERY WOMAN AT jJournment had been reduced today to a contest for right of way be- tween comparatively minor meas- ures. The important bills now vieing for consideration in the sen- ate are the government employes reclassification, the child tabod constitutional amendment and ‘the truth-in-fabric bill. WASHINGTON, March 2.—The Porter resolution requesting , that negotiations be started with foreign governments to curtail production of habit forming drugs was signed by President Harding today. WASHINGTON, March 2.— The Mississippi river ‘flood cbntrol bill authorizing an expenditure of ten Special SATURDAY Bargains Girls’ $3.00 School Shoes, 12 to 2 Girls’ $3.00 School Shoes, 8 to 1. Baby Shoes, 100 pairs, from... Also special bargains on Men’s and Women’s Shoes. We carry a fulline of Peters’ Shoes for the whole family, also a cOmplete line of Edmonds’ Foot-Fitter and Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. PUBLIC MARKET CLOTHING & SHOE STORE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST—A pair of dark, shell rim nose glasses on Second or Yellowstone. Finder please return to Tribune, FOR RENT—Furnisbed rocim in mod ©, privilege to bath. 643 S. 1 --$1.98 —-++---$1.60 --40c to $1.98 FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923. WASHINGTON, March 2—Sen. ate amendments to the filled-mil bill were accepted today by house and the measure was sent (. million dollars a year for six years under the direction of the Mississ- ippi river commission was passed today by the house and sent to the senate. the president. the Porcelain Inside and Out. Gas Range With $65.25 and Up We are out of the high rent district. E. P. BRENNAN LAWSON ODORLESS HEATERS 131 West Railroad Ave. FUCHS: TOMORROW WILL BE THE SECOND BIG DAY ] § - The mystery woman who has been advertised exten- ely in the Tribune during the past two weeks is a Casper woman and well known, The mystery woman will give another dress away for Fuchs Company tomorrow and this fs how she will do it. On Saturday the mystery woman will appear cn the streets of Casper betwee > s of 11 a. m. and 8 a p.m. She i onc! street between Center and W “ rin a drug Ever held in Wyoming. An unparalleled sale that has no equal. This sale will go down in history as the biggest value-giv- THE MYSTERY WOMAN WILL BE AT THE FUCHS COMPANY And Give Another Dress Away Tomorrow HERE IS THE STORY automo! ping. ystery wom signed by the Fuchs Comp pick out the mystery woman and sa SANICO GAS RANGE The Rust-Proof Porcelain Gas Range. The Only Porcelain Range with a 25-Year Guarantee. The Sanistat Oven Control Walk two blocks and save 15 to 25 per cent on your gas range. Phone 133 ny which is good for your choice of any dress on sale. All you have to do is to ‘You are the mys- ing event heldin years. Today has been our biggest day since we have been established in business in Casper. Allow us to apologize for our inability to wait on you with our usual service. You saw the crowd and trust you will not blameus. If you were unable to get just what you wanted today come tomorrow. We want you satisfied and want you to receive the benefits of the extraordinary values. tery woman who has a signed order for a dress on the Fuchs Company.” If you guess her right she will say: “I am the mystery woman,” and turn the order over to you. Bring it to our store and pick out your dress. It will be easy, won't it? you missed her today, try igain tomorrow. The effort wSl rer UL. This unusaual dress cffer applies only to women over 17 years of age and the winner on Friday will not THREE MORE DAYS, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY 1600 New Spring DRESSES All Sizes Misses 14 to Women’s 44 ALL NEW MATERIALS AND COLORS DRESSES THAT USUALLY WOULD SELL TO SIXTY DOLLARS Your Unrestricted Choice at A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY DRESS UNTIL WANTED. NO DRESSES WILL BE SOLD TO DEALERS. NO EXCHANGES, NO REFUNDS, NO RETURNS, NO CHARGES. be eligible on Saturday, THE FUCHS COMPANY. SPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES The FUCHS Company