Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923, 785 MEMBERS IN CHAWMBER, DRIVE NOT YET Cleanup in Recruiting Campaign Being Waged Today and Will Last Into Next Week to Reach Goal Seven hundred and eighty-five new members had been obtained by the Casper Chamber of Commerce up until noon today at which time the team workers in the great spring drive which is being pushed through to evident success met! at a luncheon to make their reports. The chamber has taken | It is the hope of the present members in $14,240.75 to date. MANY ADDITIONS TAKEN INTO GITY (Continued from Page One.) undoubtedly be given water if there is any money in the city's coffers. Delegates from the Vetcrans of Foreign Wars, Spanish American} War veterans, and American Legion, attended the meeting last night and requested a plot of ground in the cemetery for the burial of all ex-serv- fee men. It was understood sometime ago that these organizations were to receive Lot No. 57, but no deed was| ever given for the piece of ground. The organizations intend to fix their plot up for Memorial Day if they| are able to obtain it. According to statements made at the meeting,| there are many exiservice men who! ave no family ties and who wou'd rather be buried beside their buddies than in any cther part of the ceme- tery. The matter was referred to the judclary conimtttee. | George W. Ferguson, attorney for} s . brought up before the counc!l the {dea of purchasing a| portion of this estate whick les at. | rectly across the river north of the| city. Mr. Ferguson said that this| wou'd make an {deal park {nasmuch | as it fs already possessed of a won-| erful growth of trees. It compris: i about 49 acres. It would be necessary | to construct a bridge across the} Platte at this point before any value| could be attached to the estate as a park site. | Mr. Petting!!! brought out the fact that the matter of buying the old Fort Casper site for park purposes| had already been suggested to an¢| urged on the council. | That vart of the second hand deal-| ers' ordinance which refers to deal-| ers in autcmobiles, parts and acces- sorles, was stricken from the ordl-| nance fast night after a rather hot debate on the matter. Mr. Nisbet, chief of police stated that it had not been his intention when he asked for the ordinance, to extend it as far ‘as it had been extended, and that he had always found the dealers in au- tomobiles very courteous whenever the police called to examine their ——__— STORE IMPROVEMENTS NEARING COMPLETION The Scott Clothing company will have men working all night tonight moving the stock of this company’s etore on South Center street from the rear to the front of the building so that shoppers may find {t more convenient to get what they want. Remodeling which for several weeks occupied the front part of the estab- lishment has gone far enough now so that the goods can be moved. The remodeling is progressing in a very excellent manner and Mr. Scott hopes i the near future to be able to invite the public to a formal open- ing of one of Casper’s finest stores. patties cacechcaatee) Myr, and Mrs. G. R. Waldschmidt have as ¢heir house guest at their home on South Park Mrs, Walds- schmidt’s sister, Mrs. Amos B. Kel- logs, of Rapid City, 8S. D. CANADIA | where they have been visiting for the Personals Mr and Mrs. Frank Prior have re-| turned from Chicago where they/| spent a short honeymoon trip. . one Mrs. Charles Campbell and baby | son have returned from California | last two months. | eee Announcement has been made of | the arrival of a baby son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Taylor of Denver.| Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were formerly) of Casper. eee Mrs. E. Libby and Miss Ruth Hen-| Ser are business callers here for a short time from Detroit, Mich. eee of the organization that at least 1,000/ members can be secured before the campaign {g over. $25,000 into the coffers of the cham- ber of commerce and would mean running expenses for the budget dur- ing the coming year. The team workers ere eti cam- paigning this afternoon after which they will rest over the week end and go out on some day of next week to clean up the drive. The banks of Casper came in today with 40 memberships. The new members taken in today with the teams which secured them 66; Kiwanis, 6; Kiwanis, 29; K:wanit 29; Realtors, 20; Realtors, 30; 36; Chamber of Commerce, 23; Cham- ber of Commerce, 26; Chamber of. Commerce, 31; Reserves, 99. The following additions to mem- bership in the chamber of commerce do not include those secured today: R. C. Skonberg. Iilinols Pipe Line Co., 3, Snow White Bakery. H, R. Bartle. Dr. W. A. Myers. Velour Beauty Parlor. James H. Bury Co,, 2 Thomas Vilnave. R. Johnson. T. F. Algeo. Casper Wyoming Theaters, Casper Stationery Co. A, A. Slade. Dr. J. EB. Beal. Casper Tribune, 5. Casper Herald 3. J. MacFacyen. United Home Butlders. Music Shoppe, Homes Hartware Co. y Corset Shop. ank Carll, I, Arnoldus. EM. Miller. Oligbee & Adams, 2. Ray Martin Casper Supply Co., 3. Shikany Shoe and Clothing Co. Harry Yesnes: Hist veers ee a “BACK HOME AND BROKE? Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Bell are visit-| ing here for a few days with friends! |trom their home in Tulsa, Oxia. 1 O19 © 1 Miss Alice Ruth Carr is spending a few days hers from her home in This would put/ Lander. | eee Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hanson and daughter Margaret arrived this morn- ing from Chicago and will make their home here. | eee Mra. Frank Adams is visiting with friends here for a week from Denver. eee Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wallace lett| yesterday overland for Rawlins and| Laramie where they will spend a| week or 10 days on business. cee Mrs. H. G. Genthring left last ora | ning for her home in Nebraska after spending several weeks here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0./ McAdams. | CAG | Miss Ruth James arrived this| morning from Denver and will spend several weeks here visiting at tho| home of her sister. | eee Mr. and Mra, George F. Bowman are here for a few days on business and visiting with friends from their home m Dallas, Tex. CERO | Mrs. G. L. Anderson and Mrs, Ted | Robertson are here for a few days on business from Denver. rim ats Miss Frances Davidson left last H ing for Denver having been calies there by the serfous illness of | her brother. | eee Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stepard have returned from Salt Lake City where they have ben visiting at the home |of Mrs. Stewart's parents for the last | two weeks. eee Mrs, Rgvert G. Frano'!s: left this morning for Thermopolis and will spend a week there on a pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. K. Cline asi children have returned to thelr home in Mon- tana after spending a week here vis. iting with Mr. Cline, rir Miss Elizabeth Smith arrtved tn the city this morning from Omaha and expects to spend several months here. a eee Mrs. William Charleton has as her Bl FEATURE AT RIALTO ‘Wholesome, sparkling and censor proof is “Back Home and Broke,” Thomas Meighan's new Paramount Picture, which opened at the Rialto theater last night for a three days’ run, George Ade, the widely known humorist, is the author of the story, which is rich‘in human interest. It is one of those artistically simple tales that now brings a tug at the heart, now opens the wells of laugh- ter and keeps you generally in a de- lghtful state of thrill and suspense. It leads you along with a young man who after dropping suddenly from wealth and good position to poverty and ridicule, leaves his home town to make his fortune elsewhere. How he accomplishes his desire and returns home in pursuance of his plan of revenge, makes a thrilling picture. The lovable Lila Lee is seen as Mr. Meighan's leading woman once again. Others in the cast are Charles Abbet, Florence Dixon, Frederick Burton and Eddie Borden. eee Mrs. Angus Gillis, mother of Mrs. L. F, McMahon will leave Sunday evening for Colorado Springs where she will visit with friends and rela- tives for several weeks. NS FIRE | ON YANK VESSEL WASHINGTON, April 27—Fred- erick M, Ryder, American consul Vancouver, was instructed by Secre- tary Hughes today to investigate the firing on the American schooner Siloam by a Canadian fisheries patrol, which resulted in tho death of J. M. Yorke, a member of the Siloam's crew. Consul Ryder telegraphed the do partment confirming reports that the schooner had been fired on, and said MILLINERY $ 5-00 FOR SATURDAY ONLY Ev: hat display in our ops raniions of value will be sold at the remarkable price of $5,00 Yorke was “salad to be an American citizen.” According to repert the Siloam failed to stop at the first signals from the patrol vessel which then fired a solid shot into the craft. The Siloam was accused of poaching on pro- hibited fishing waters, but until Con- sul Ryder definitely establishes the facts, the stnte department will not decide what action, if any, should be tak | Come early and make your selection for they are all rare bargains house guest for a few weeks he: | yesterday | colorado Springs, Caspet Daily Cribune ter, Miss Dorothy Cummings of Okie. aoe eee... Mol AESULTS homa City, eee overland — from where they purchased a new Buick. eee Denver eee oe | AELAY GLASSIL Miss Spurlock of Texas, are vis! 1g with friends here for a short t from the Buzzard ranch. chr tad Mr, and Mrs. Harry Garvey are vis iting here for a few days from their home at Great Falls, Mont. rae Mr. and Mra. L. C. Morton left this morning for Thermopolis to be gone | two days on a business tr’p. pace Seca E. C. Van Diest, a Kiwantan of has been visiting in Casper for a day or two. tite: 6 Vernon Clark, secretary of the Savings and Loan bank of Billings, arrived yesterday from the Montana city. shale F. B. Fisher is a business visitor here for a short time from Lander. eee Warren Bailey, of the Producers & Refiners corporation, is spending a few days here visiting with relatives and on business from Parco, Wyo. . . A. G. Wallace arrived this morning from Denver and expects to spend several days here attending to busi- ness affairs. oe M. C. McMahon is among the out of town business visitors here for a few days from Indiana. Thomas D. Spirst is here for a short time on business from Billings. SWS R. Habert and J. R. Getting are here on business for a few days from Salt Creek 08 6 M. K. Stewart of Denver ts here for a short time on business. eee J. T. Gratiot ts spending a short time in Chicago attending to business matters. eee James Griffith has returned from a Week's business trip spent in Denver. | . Herman Gates, prominent Denver business man, passed through Casper yesterday enroute to his home from Basin. eee Joe Gale of Cheyenne spent yester day here on business ° R. N. Van Sant has returne@ to the county hospital, due to blood poisoning of the arm set ¢ 8, C. Singer {« in the olty on busi ness from his home in Hammond, Ind. ——.——__—_. SISTER OF CASPER MAN ILL. A message has been received at the office of The Tribune requesting that Lawrence BE. Johnson write to Mrs. A. E. Wathite, Marine-on-St! Crolz, Minn. Mr. Johnson's sister is re- ported very {ll and is expected to ive only a few da: nite will be done for a few days, Mr. Kearns said, as he boarded a train for New York. _—— Frank Sullivan is spending a few days here on business from Boston. ————. | Mrs, Charles U. Morris ts visiting with friends at Salt Creek for a few days. (Continued trom Page One.) Hill and Hamer); second, John Hop- kins, third, Chicago University. Time 43 seconds, Pentaithon, won by Ne running broad jump town University of Flor. ‘da, 21 feet, 11% inches; second, EL ns, Haskell Institute, 21 feet 2% {inches; third, Taylor, Y, 21 feet 1% Inches; fourth, West, Washington and Jefferson, 20 feet 914 inches; and fitth, Norton, University of Kansas, 20 feet 6 inches; Sixth, Davis, Uni- versity of Virginia, 20 fect 3% inches; seventh, Lieb, Notre Dame, 20 feet 4 Inches, Pentathon: Throwing javelin, won by West, Washington and Jefferson, 167 feet, 6% iné¢hes; second, Detzmer, U. 8, Coast Guard Academy, 166 feet, 1 inch; third, Moroney, George town, 160 feet, 6% Inches; fourth Davis, University of Virginia, 160 fect |1 inch; fifth, Leggett, Navy, 159 feet 2% inches; sixth, P'ansky, George. town, 154 feet 11% inches; seventh | Elk{og, Haskell Institute, 150 feet 5% inches, Distance medley college relay, t man to run quarter mile, next fon third three quarters and Won by TWO HOMES SADDENED BY DEATH OF INFANTS 2 Moser, the stix-weeks-old r of Mr. and Mrs. Adam W. 5 West First street, dicd No funeral arrange- made yet hter of Mr. and 1026 Burlington str Gted last night y funeral 5 held from the § chapo} t 3 o'clock CHICAGO, April 27.—Prospects of a boxing bout between Jack Dempsey, world's champion and Tom Gibbons of St, Paul loomed bigger today followng a conference between Jack Kearns, manager of ihe title holder, Mike Collifs and Ley Molumby, Montana promoter, | according to Kearns, nothing def A cE. 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Dry Raspberries. --25¢ 640 |Listerine, 14-02.........-———.87¢ @ Listerine Tooth Paste__...20e | Milkweed Soap 18¢ BH Milkweed Cream, small....40c i | Milkweed Cream, large__80¢ ALWAYS A FRESH SUPPLY OF NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY COOKIES TO GO WITH OUR FERNDALE JAMS AND JELLIES, Mennen’s Shaving Cream..42c |Mulsified Cocoanut Oll__..45¢ $1.10 Nuxated Iron.._-__89e¢ i/Pinkham’s Compound ....$1.15 EXTRA CANDY SPECIAL FRESH DROP CHOCOLATES ONE CENT A POUND Another Pound le We Handle Wigwam, Snow Flake and Butter Nut Bread, 50c Pepsodent__.......... 406 |Pinaud’s Quinine _______92e Pyros —. SS ees ;60c Swamp Root. Stacomb Squibbs Talcum.___. | Three Flower Talcum. Three Flower Toilet | Water Three Flower Face 1] Powder Ss Woodbury Soap Williams Shaving Cream 33e Castile Soap. Special at Mrs. Mc’s Hat Shop WIGGIN Balcony Smith Turner Drug Store” Deliveries Made to Any Part of the City