Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO AMERICAN FLAG WILL FLY OVER Ble WAR FLEET White House Conference Decides On Maintenance of Merchant Marine Policy. t the end of that period 1s deemed capital w governm| board will begin a to make gov Lasker, discy reached continue doard would ess in Decem ber for funds to carry out a con-| struction program that would insure ® surplus of cargo ships at all times, certain that thi © existing trade lines would be discontinued but that they would be rearranged on y commercial basis, and that | would reduce the num- ators from $8, the present 18 0 PRESENT OF “MOON” FOR | KIDS COSTLY It was Friday unlucky day for was also a bad that were bleeding from the lash which descended from an unre. strained hand. A citizen sa he 13th, and an Con driving his diong West Yellowstine. Ap- ntly the horses could not go enough to sult the humor of the driver, for from the reports submitted, he kept urging them on. Chain tugs could not be broken, but spirits of the animals were en by the fre quent lashin, ne hides of the equines rec : If the citizen had not seen Con Shea and had not reported him to the pollse department, the horses would hav a gallon of other halt ing Con Shea, It took assistance from the of ficers before the driver was able to déscend from the team took more nim into the joing with this “I was taking it home to the kids. They're all sick with colds,” “Fifty dollars fine,’ said the im mutable judge. We can sfive you $10 to $15 on a| gas range. Buy a Peninsular gas range at Graham-Shields Furniture and save the difference. { SoA a Co., Thirteen pleces o: free with every heat regulator | Tuesday only for Monday and e NEW DRUG! + DRUG & SBUP- Have you t STORE—WYOM PLY CO, wtih GILLETTE MAN ONE OF TWO UNDER ARREST FOR CASHING BOGUS CHECKS Harry Bates, 55 years old, who gave his home as Gillette, Wyo., waived his preliminary hearing this morning before Justice Brennan and was bound over under $1,500 bail on a charge of fraudulent check writing: Bates is said to have given BE. A. Beeler, taxi stand owner, a check for $25 for a trip to Bucknum, where Bates went to purchase a number of horses. The man had no account In the bank on which the checks were drawn. Leroy Dean, alleged to have given the Earl Boyle agency two checks for $15 and $20, respectively, which were good, was arrested yesterday ning at Scottsbluff, Neb. Deputy er from the sher! office left Sunday afternoon t = the man back to Casper for trial FIGHT PICTURES WILL DC SHIN LAST TIMES Che Casner Daily Cribuns Aerial Trips Again | | *Popular in Casper \ Taking advantage of a fair clear| day Sunday, several people visited the aviation fleld and made trips with | “Bob” Cochrane, the local plilot.| and the customers expressed them- selves well pleased with their fights. Mr. Cochrane expects to make his headquarters in Casper all summer and to do commercial flying when- ever the business warrants. User iet Ae MADAME EMELIE KRAMER GIVES NOVEL CONCERT The program given at the Rialto. theater yest®rday included Wallace Reid in “Thirty Days,” and Mad Emilie Kramer in person ca: out a duo art concert. Madame Kramer's work {fs worthy of mention for the novelty of the idea as well as for the high quality of the music. The musician had cing pianos before le she played a # these, the same 5 s played “the ele | way’’.on the other. In another case Madame Kramer would play part of one number on a piano and let the rest of the number be executed auto: matically. Alternating in this way a very impressive effect was pro- { ducea. Madame Kramer will appear at the Rialto each day of this week. The afternoon was ideal for flying § “Thirty Days,” featuring Wallace Reid, is an excellent comedy cf this sereen star of yesterday. .It deals with a rich young man who has an overwhelming tendency to flirt or, as he describes it, to be sympathetic. Many hair-raising escapades are gone through with by the fellow who has been put on a probation of 30 days A REAL BARGAIN Etxra Heavy Turkish Towels. Size 20x38 inches. Tuesday. Only 24° THE CASPER DRY GOODS CO. Phone 1981 120 East Second St. MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1923, Dollar Day Specials $1.00 $1.00 Children’s Gingham Dresses. Sizes 4 to 12 years, CU) (Se ae Red Seal and Zephyr Gingham. In all wanted patterns, 5 yards_—.—.... Extra fancy Turkish Bath Towels. Size 22x44. 65c value, 2 towels......_---_.--. $1.00 Good grade Percales. 36 inches wide. In lights and darks, 6 yards. $1.00 Silk striped Voiles. Suitable for $ Undergarments, 2 yards...—......+++semmemnenee 1.00 Tissue Gingham. In all wanted patterns. 82 inches wipe Valet OOS it Od. $1.00 Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns. Joe David & Company Good value, each —......... | before she will consent to be engaged; included that he should not fiirt d to him permanently. Tha probation] ing that period. TODAY AT THE WYOMING The Dempsey-Carpentier fight pic- tures will be shown at the Wyoming Theatre for the last times today. Thousands of Casperites have viewed film during {ts run here and all ave been greatly pleased with the way {t was produced. Not oniy is the fight itself given, but the spectator ts given intimate glimpses of each of the battlers during his period of training. He 1s then able to under- stand the rea. for the terrific y the American ig of value that 1660 anc send iny afternoon at 2p. m., and we well sell it for you. wi 15 cents on the dollar for CE EE! 13-PIECE jatix, Whole Meal Cooking Set Value $10.50 and 18%-in. ovens. Figure 1 shows how the entire set fits into 16%-in. Figure 2 Figure 2 shows the Stew Pans nested and fitted into Roaster, for convenience of storing, With Each Clark-Jewel Gas Range With Lorain Regulator Purchased Today or Tomorrow. Specially designed for use in “Clark-Jewel” ovens equipped with LORAIN@&% Made of high grade aluminum consisting of One double Roaster measuring inside center about 14x1014x8 in. high. One one-quart Stew Pan and Cover. Two two-quart Stew Pans and Covers. Two three-quart Stew Pans Covers. and Come in today or tomorrow and see this beautiful whole meal cooking set and our line of ranges. REMEMBER THIS OFFER INCLUDES ANY Clark- Jewel Range equipped with Lorain oven heat control in our showroom. There are only a limited number of these sets and they are going fast—so don’t fail to order your Lorain Range early and secure your set. You,may not need it now but place your order today and the Range will be delivered when needed. Take advantage of our time payment plan on this offer. Make a small down payment of $12.50 or $15 to secure your Range and cooking set and the balance can be made in convenient monthly payments. GAS APPLIANCE CO. Inc. 115-119 East First Street Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to supply 5 your wants in high grade lumber and build- % ers’ supplies. Rig timbers a specialty. : KEITH LUMBER CO. ‘el Phone 3 s ASK THE WAITER To Serve You HILL CREST WATER LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR AND DRY GOODS 227 South Center St. Phone 747 Of Human Hair Switches, 3-strand, extra quality. Come early and let us match your hair while your | W shade is still in stock. This is a real bargain that you won't find again in So don’t delay. Placed for quick sale at & eO8®O In our shop you will find all the latest in hair goods including a full line of ear puffs, side waves, transfor- mations, curls, ete. The Marinello Shop Phone 1550 ES Casper. Balcony Smith-Turner Drug Store The Court of Last Appeal BA You are the judge and the jury. Your verdict is final. There can be no appeal—for this is the High Court of Public Opinion. The wares of the world must appear before you—the product of every factory—the merchandise of every store. Those things that fail to measure up to your requirements are quickly condemned to oblivion, The manufacturer who advertises deliberately places his merchandise on trial. He openly courts your critical inspection. He invites comparison. He directs your at- tention to his goods and then forces those goods to stand on their own merits. If he were not sure of his wares he would not dare to advertise. For advertising would put him to a test he could not meet, and thus hasten the end of his business career. It would be business suicide. You can depend on the man who advertises. He knows his product is good. That’s one reason why it pays ‘to read the advertise- ments you find in this paper. It is through advertising that you are able to keep in touch with the good things that progressive business men are spending their money to introduce and keep before you. Base Your Judgment on the Advertise- ments in the Casper Daily Tribune