Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 2

PAGE Tw DEFENSE LOSES | Right of State to Help Prosecution Upheld By Tnal Judge. ST. JOSEPH, Mict., March 28.— The right of State Attorney Dough erty’s office to direct the prosecution ot Wil Foster, charged with allsm, was sustained e ar) White. Walsh, cow 1 for Fos. a to O, LL. Smith, a ey general, Michiga: er the re-c ANOTHER POINT =: INFOSTER GAGE’: Gore, 0 uunty, | Mr. h proceeded today APIMPLY SKIN Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin Breaks Out. out of the sk 3 a noted skin spe een found to take ras a pimple ‘re ‘miess and inexpens- for a small footwear styles. SULPHUR CLEARS to Ruthenberg's views a capitalist govern the soviet govern nd the theory of the the proletariat. h questioned the witness about by N, Bukharin, of the cen ve committee of the Mos: ationale and HE. Preobraz- 1 the principles of the so- ictatorship of the proletarit power of iron, a power > mercy to its foes,” he ook. “Is that right.” tuthenberg said. intestinalis BERNHARDT 15 PAD TRIBUTE (Continued from Page One) table flower garden, as offerings from the Bernhardt theatre, the Opera, the Opera Comique, m caise and from individuals section of the world of a: placed near the church. The exterior of the at the head of en feet and al scores of {lies four fect n the church ended l he coffin was placed a hearse covered with flowers and wed by five floats each drawn by two horses and each bearing a moun tain of flowers ten or a dozen feet high. the procession moved toward re la Chaise all Paris either lining the streets > find p on the route to the place of The elements mourning throng. of beautiful sun mer than spring. oldest and y to the | three producing clowns loaned by the ;| American and English w: Singing clowns, performing torium. turned to Casper from Chicago and Omaha yesterday with signed con- tracts calling for the appearance of the biggest and best funmakers in the circus world. The cream of the funny men of all the larger traveling organizations have been engaged. Each circus has a chief or produc: ing clown with anywhere from one to twenty understudies. ‘The magn!- tude of the Elks Indoor Circus can be test judged when {t is known that three leading circuses, will be here with their companies of trained joy producers. y, the ace clown of the rill be chief of all cl | | | | pervise the product: 1 ds convulsed 0 be leader of the which will Elks demonstrate wful music can be played | just and still be fu Assisting ¢ will be E. J. Fenton, Monty Mon y, Osborne Bros., and En, Wilmore each a circus in himself. One complete circus performance were one million persons between La Madeleine and the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt, All traffic along the route was suspended from ohe until three p. m. Practically every win dow along the way was filled with spectators. James K. Hackett was present at the church as the representative of the French govern . Reibel, minister of liber Rich Easter Footwear Styles In Splendid Variety interest you with their grace and charm. @be Casper Daily CLOWNS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION SIGNED TO TAKE FUNNY PARTS IN ELKS CIRCUS clowns, musical clowns, acro-| batic clowns, riding clowns, walking clowns—clowns of| " every description, will add to the gaiety of the throngs which will attend the mammoth Elks indoor circus at the Elks audi-| Paul E. Jamieson, who is furnishing the attractions, Sal will be given each of the seven nights! from Saturday, March 31 to Saturday, | § During the even- | fun right into the laps of the large crowd April 7, inclusive. ing the clowns will carry the attending even to the furthermost corner of the Elks’ auditorium, There will be fun, fun, fun, fun, and more fun to all who attend the | monster circus, so people of Casper) let's all be there. Packing H ouse Merger Finished CHICAGO, Mareh 29.—Formal mer ger of Armour and company and Morris and company, two immense meat packing industries, was com: pleted last night when signatures of approximately 100 persons interested in the consolidation were affixed to the transfer order. Morris and com- pany was purchased by the North American Provision company, @ sub: sidiary of Armour and company of Delaware, in turn a subsidiary of Ar- mour and company, of Illinois for approximately $27,450,000, payments to be made in cash and stock. NEURALGIA ‘or headache—rub theforehead —melt and inhale the vapors Vick? f=} Flattering examples of every new fashion that will | H ! The spirit of Spring is délightfully expressed in our display of smart slipper with le gue effect THE ESTRELLA—A trim black suede or white kid three-button heel, the new Spanish THE TRIUMPH—A clever style of gray Unusual fastening and ais THE TREY—A dainty three eyelet tie of white kid. Correct in every d etail__$9.00 THE FAIRVIEW—lllustrating the vogue of gray suede, and Spanish heels. IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN” Has a smart tongue effect ~--~$10.00 tibupe bile in front of tho building and later was seen to wall up and down the block, revolver in hand. Myers, whose wounds aro believed fatal, says be never saw her before. He Your Best Friend 100 WAYS To Make Money By BILLY WINNER. LATE FLASHES | FORT WORTH, Texas—.0. E. Myers, 34, giving his address as Freder'ck, Okla. was fatally shot three times today as he entered a building where ho is employed. A young woman was taken in custody by the police. She had been seated If I Could Catalogue Books— Oras of private libraries do not, as a rule, have the time or the ability to catalogue their The quickness, the surencss books properly, with which Sloan’s brings re- lief has made it the standard remedy for rheumatic pain. Apply Sloan’s to that sore, stiff joint or aching muscle, The pain that has - seemed so unbearable disap- ars with amazing rapidity. loan’s breaks up the inflam- mation behind most rheu matic pain. It gocs to the source of the frouble. It scatters the congestion that Sloan's, ‘pain! For rheumatism, bruises. straine.chest colds If I could do this kind of work I would use Tribune Want Ads to tell library owners of the fact. The natural inclination of a Cas- per resident is to look in the clas- sified advertising section of the Tribune when he wants some- thing done. for some time in a closed automo . has a family in Frederick. Myers lived until 12:30 p. m. QUINCY, Ul.—Radio is to be put to a new use on Good Friday, this BEFORE EASTER You'll want one of these fine HAND TAILORED SUITS THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923. week, by Quincy college. The Tre Ore ‘services, the “three hours agony on the cross,” will be broad- cast from the, college from 12 o'clock noon until 3 o'clock. able. Astounding values and individual models in NEW SUITS Two-piece and three-piece Costume Suits $20 $30 $40 $50 SAVING OF $10 TO $15 NEWEST AND SMARTEST SPRING HATS Have just been received for today’s showing. $4.95 $7.95 $9.95 On sale at a reduction of from % % 5” to 30 AT OUR REMODELING SALE SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center St. HERE IS THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON UNDERPRICED We are neither boasting nor exaggerating when we say that you would find it impossible to duplicate the beautiful Dresses we are prepared to place on sale today at much higher prices, even after Easter. Every Dress is new and the variety truly remark- 28 30 EVERY SPRING SHADE IS HERE EVERY NEW MATERIAL INCLUDED French grey, pastel grey, fallow, navy, black, cocoa, toast, laven, green, ashes of roses, Paisley and color combinations, EVERY SIZE FROM 14 TO 46 A superb collection of striking styles COATS AND CAPES AT REMARKABLE SAVINGS $15 $20 $25 $35 The Spring Capes bring a host of lovely models and their need is indispensable, so “Fashion” tells us. NEW SPRING BLOUSES Tailored and tie-around models in the new styles in the most fashionable materials and colors. $5 = $7 $10 $12 | The National Sample Coat and Suit Store Henning Hotel Block 112 South Center Street