Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN. Che Casper Daily Cribune TWO PAY DEATH PENALTY TODAY [IN BUTTE JAIL ‘Sst of Killing Cyril Schilling, Carried Out at Early Hour Co rrr Q = a 9 ° S3 x = = = : iS = a = ° a i 8 x Q NN a} AD BUTTE, Mont., April 20.—William and Monte Harris, convicted for the murder of Cyril Schilling, were hanged in sthe cour 1 building this morning. The trap was sprung yen minutes later they were pronounced ‘CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & (ST, PAUL OFFICIAL HERE; BUSINESS NOT OBJECT 2 eLetet eet SES Febd Monte Harris his ras it fs rn the remark h {t has made since he was 1915. At that time he was mmented on Here is real ai ‘| made. ” TOM MIX—TONY—AND ALMA BENNETT on “Ton Tom Mix assisted by his master horse, “Tony, :|Jumps Ahead,” a tale of western plains, where the best man wins, comes to the America theater tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. for you. More Durned Action In “3 Jumps Ahead” Than You Ever Before Saw in Any Picture The most thrilling Tom Mix picture ever | him jump across the chasm at a dizzy height, is perhaps| the most daring thing ever transferred to the screen. A two part Clyde Cook comedy and a Fox News completes this dnusual program. in his latest picture “3 The offer made | Casper and do not been handed in so on this score. them. the | BUT FINDS Murray. a reputation as a with the Burlington rail- of the Wyoming-Montana South raflroad he made remarks concerning the resources that would open up in t here on any business," r. “I merely had the op- Alexander Gr: phone in 1876 the 2 has grown with possesses NM the tele nelusion of wson and <Wilson the far Bh the e ‘ $A $20,000 ferry to operate be ftween Bel m, Wash., and Van fouver Is ” built by the Wanadian Pa FRECKLES GRANT STREET bon't Hide Them With a Vell; Re GROCERY AND move Them With Othine—Double Strength. MARKET = | 815 S. Grant St. ‘This preparation for the treatment | Ph 1168 s0 successful in | ng a clear, | hat it is sold | nd the money eautiful complexic funder guarantee to Bf it fails. {Don't hide your freckles under a Weil; get an ounce of Othine and re 5 the first few gist for the | Houble s' Othine; it is this that | fs sold « money-back guarantee }—Advertisement & 2 Monuments CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. Casper, Wyo. BIRD ae Oe No. 2% PEACHES. | No. 214 Pears .... NO. 2 RED RASPBERRIES No, 2 Black Raspberries... No, 2 Red Pitted Cherries. NO. 2 STRAWBERRIES ur five registered a man of ma- h years of pre- @ and experi- ence behind him. Like the Kimball drug stores, sto test of time. He beyond that wherein a | s likely to prac- n or give you as good” and he has le service; STANDING, LB. ......... PICNIC HAMS, LB TRY THE DRUG FIRST” STORE SDA PLY Ty TE CARR ls: Dae AE FB ST | ‘ extended CHOICE PRIME RIB ROAST, CHOICE SHOULDER STEAK, LB the soliciting sheen of the bh 1 ke their rd this noon in things that are used ping up homes willingness t rkeon during the y the secretary business men in LLIAMS STORES COMPANY BLUE FRONT GROCERY 446 S. Wolcott St. Phone 457 25 Bars $1.00 Small can Van Camp’s Pork and Robert Simpson, Prop. | Beans See Sere BU : Medium can Van Camp’s Pork and | | Beans ces woot ystei FE { Large can Van Camp’s Pork and | a PEW) § i rR ~25c ' E E MEDIUM CAN BEAUTY BEANS Ee EAT SICANS eater ccbicac cee 25c rar VAN _CAMP’S SPAGHETTI, | STMANS srsratcstecterttes cisco tin esiehtes 25c | i FRUIT ofall tha No. 2 can Peaches. re gion to No. 2 Plums.......... 206 206 17e NO. 2 CAN CORN No. 2 No. No. No. No. No. 2 No. Try Our Ferndell Jams and Jellies, None Better, 2% can Hominy 2% can Kraut... 2% can Pumpkin. 2 can Mallow Surprise Peas. can Country Gentleman Corn. No. 2 can Corn, Golden Bantam. 2 can Tomatoes... LARGE BOTTLE EAGLE Large bottle Chili Sauce. CITY T0.CO-OPERATE HERE FOR SUCCESS OF REALTORS’ SHOW ‘The grentest co-operation is bel daho, who destre to locate in | Casper, and who desire a business | hind him when he court. per Cha Few Names of Non-Readers Are Turned In was handcuffed with his recently by the Casper Tribune to pay five cents a name to any persons bringing {c | the names of families who live in take the Tribune | 1s still good. Very few names heve far, and the cof- fers of Wyoming's Leading news- paper have recteved little depletion It is the belief of the management of the Tribune that the number of families who do nt | take this paper is negligible, and | for that reason the circulation of the Tribune is practically complete so far as Casper citizen go. The Tribune desires to get there names and is willing to pay to get If there are any families in Casper which belong to the class mentioned, submit their names. to Tribune and recetve payment for the contributions. WOULD OISROBE OFFICER STUNT HARD Because Harold Strand got drunk and wanted to tear the clothes off a polite officer and did his best to kick Strand was arrested yesterday and hailed into police court where ho was fined $25 by Judge John A Strand who is said to have “hard-boiled egg” hands be- was brought into OBJECTIONS TO PARSON’S SUIT RAISED hat it seemed as ff all » Wyo. April 20.— men of Filer wanted to| S: nine citizens of Evans » here Inasmuch as he had re-|ton, Wyoming, sued for $125,000 celve veral similar letters from|damages by Rey. George Chalmers that cli The secretary of the realtors CENTRAL GROCERY AND MARKET 129 W. Second St. Phones 10 & 11 Another Big Money Saving Sale for Saturday | 6 Large Bars White Laundry Soap can Champion Peas. No. 2 can Stringless Beans. We Handle Wigwam, Snow Flake and Butter Nut Bread. MEAT ORDERS Filled from Grand Street and Central Stores SUGAR-CURED SMOKED HAM (WHOLE), LB. CHOICE POT ROAST, LB. PURE PORK SAUSAGE, LB.............. 20c Deliveries Made to Any Part of the City Richmond on the allegation that the | conspired to force him to leave Evans- » 825e mobile. buying. CHILI there. write to the men and ask the ton, have motions in the United States come here and look things ov that they may decide for themselves |!]CLAN STUART will hold their regular monthly dance! on Friday, April 20, in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Corner First and Park Streets FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923. defendants further pray that Rich- mond, being a non-resident of Wyo- ming, be required to provide bond to guarantee payment of the costs of his action. zamed in Richmond's action. They are Augustus W. Anderson, Joseph L. Wicks, Joseph T. Booth, John T. Romick, Orlando 5. Bradbury, eee e district court here that Richmond be required to cite the full Christian names of the defendants to his suit. The eeven assert that theyare uncer- tain whether they are decendants| Hatten and Abraham Crawford. armours | Packing House Secrets “he new Armour and Com- pany (since purchase of Morris assets) does about 15 percent of the business of the 1300 licensed meat packers of the nation. Arntour and Company hopes, through expert service and satis- factory prices, toacquire a greater proportion of the total business. ll i A There’s a World of Meaning in “First Choice”’ These are Armour’s plants. Thathasmade first choice, of all the them the buyers’ first hams, bacon and lard choice in millions of > turnedoutby Armour American homes. ARMOUR 2 COMPANY. (on A Few Reflections In Regard to | Hupmobile : VERY MAN isan advocate of hisowncar _ the mass do spontaneously, continuously testi- in sheer self-defense unless and until it fy to merits in the Hupmobile which make it becomes intolerable. the wisest, soundest, purchase possible in its But if you could dig down into the minds of Pee ‘ the overwhelming majority of men who own ie IS interesting to look back and see how cars, you would find that nearly all of them be- HUPMOBILE sales have steadily advanced lieve implicitly in the Hupmobile. : for fifteen years. If they could indulge in the luxury of entire The Hupmobile business was neither .con- frankness without casting doubt on theirown _ ceived, nor developed, on the theory of huge choice, they would probably say: Buy a Hup- volume, but rather on the conviction that Hupmobile would make itself known and fix a This general attitude toward the Hupmobile firm place for itself through downright merit. is rare enough to be worth recording, because AND Hupmobile’s total sales have gone ~ af it goes to the very root of wise automobile steadily up, up, up—its market constantly broadening—a sound, substantial, permanent It could not exist—this general habit of mak- thing. ing an exception in favor of Hupmobile high All of these things should interest the buyer, quality—if the exceptional qualities them- because they represent precisely what he is selves did not exist in the Hupmobile. looking for when his mind holds fast to the People in the mass do not continue to see _ one safe principle of all sound buying. superiorities in a motor car over a long period B : y the one safe principle of all sound buyin of years, unless the superiorities are actually we mean the principle of. proven value as fF exists in any good product, such the Hupmo- And itis an indisputable fact that motoristsin _ bile. John M. Whis ohn M. enhunt . EAST SIDE GARAGE : Phone 79 Hupmobile