Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. BOY SCOUTS GO TC POLLS THIS AFTERROON TO ELECT OFFICIALS Four hundred fifty Casper Boy Scouts will cast ballots between 5 and 7 o'clock this afternoon for their choice of | mayor and aldermen to run the ‘city for three hours on the} afternoon of June 27. The campaign which has been waged by the candidates during the past few days has been a ho’ one but has been entirely clean and free from villification | INCORRIGIBLES TO FACE JURY OF BOY SGOUTS Pair Released From City Jail to Be Arraigned This Afternoon. A jury Boy Scouts will listen to a case of three seemingly incerrig: ible youths at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the court of Judge Henry F. Bren- nan, of the peace, while prosec attorney, also a Boy Scout will prosecute the case, The boys are Joe and Mike Roda kovitch and Richard Nichols, a trio ve been giving the city au- considerable trouble for some time, They were first appre- three weeks’ ago when lity to stealing money ch from workingmen’s clothes while the men were employed. The boys were sentenced by Judge John A. Murray to serve thirty days in jail. Through the influence of Boy Scout officials they were let out on parol with the understanding that they wero to report once each day to three scout officials, Last night they were again caught by the city authorities in the act of throwing rocks at s. It is uncer- stood also that at midnight they were permitted to play a slot machine by the management of a confectionery store on North Center street The youths themselves asked for a jury of Boy Scouts to try their case. BURLINGTON AND NP OFFIGKLS STOP HERE the Boy Scout organization. | FOR CITY ADMINISTRATION HERE Wwhat-|lava Crisis Passed -ir Volcanic Eruption fhe Caspet Daily Cribune 4 CATANIA, Italy, June 22.—(By The Associated Press). ¥ —For the first time since Mount Etna became violent, a ray ‘ of the volcanic region. ever candidates come out successful] tion of nearby communities, but un n the race, ascribed to thelr own winning points and not to any lack of merit in other! candidates, according to the con- sensus of opinion of those who have kept in contact with the campaign during its development. It has been mutually agreed by the mayoralty candidates that the sue cessful candidate shall give two im- portant appointments to his defeated Js. One of these men shall be «ppointed city dog catcher and the other shall be given the position of garbage cleaner at the city hall. The candidates for mayor are Scout Roland Nichols, American ticket; Scout Maurice R. Post, Citi- zens ticket, and Scout Waine Hacker, Progressive ticket. The supporters f the Citizens ticket held a rally at the court house last night that drew out a considerable number of scouts and aroused a great deal of interest This is the only public rally that has been held by any of the candidates. but all candidates have been working strenuously to put thelr platforms before the voters and to elicit sup- port in the different troops. As a result practically all the active scouts in Casper are thoroughly familiar with the campaign and have achieved a greater knowledge regarding civic matters than they possessed previous to that time. Each troop will be a precinct for voting this evening. The troop head quarters will be the polls of that pre cinct, and all scouts who are not working down town will be required to vote at the headquarters of their own troop. Boys who are employed in the business district during those hours will be permitted to vote at general headquarters in the chamber of commerce building on East Second street, The results will be phoned in to headquarters from time to time as the votes are being counted after the closing of the polls and these will be placed on the bulletin board. The candidates for city councilmen hold office on the afternoon of June 27 are as follows: Ward 1—Young, Troop 1, Citizens; Taylor, Troop 1, American; Astin. Troop 1, Progressive; Hule, Troop 1 Independent. Ward 2—Edwards, Troop 2, Citi zens! Verne, American; Barr, Troop 17, Progressive; Morgan, Troop 5, In dependent. Ward —Cannady, Troop 9, Citl- ON TOUR OF LIMES BH. Flynn, general manager of the Burlington lines west of the Missouri river, with headquarters at Omaha and A, G. Smart, general superinten- dent, Wyoming district, headquarters at Alliance, Nebr., arrived at Casper on @ epecial train yesterday after- noon. They were accompanied by General Manager C. L. Nichols, General Supertindent J. E. Craver, and General Master Mechanic B. P. Johnson of the Northern Pacific rail- road. Bupertindent J. C. Grisinger and Master Mechanic C. E. Melker of the Casper division of the Burlington met the party at Guernsey and ac- companied them on the trip. ‘The party left this morning for Greybull and Billings. This trip is being made by the of- ficers of the two railroads for the purpose of exchanging ideas on op- erating mehtéds, followihg a simlar trip over the Northern Pacific line last week by these same men. While in Casper, they were taken around the city, and expressed them- selves as being favorably impressed with the city and its industrial ac tivities. ———___. SLAYER IS EXECUTED SAN QU! , Calif, June 22.— Lewrence O, Campbell, 18, of Mar- quette, Mi an, was hanged in San Quentin penitentiary today for the murder of Lesiie Nichols, San Fran- elsco and Los Angeles insurance ad juster, rial c.unty January 20, last. He was tho youngest prisone ever to pay the death penalty in Cs fornia, it is said war sald Campbell was of the nerviest dads I ever . He walked to his death bray having wept as he sald good-bye to his spiritual adviser THE OPENI 235 E. Second By Mrs. EB. estly solicited, ANNOUNCING Marinello Specialty Shop Bowman assisted by Mrs. G operators Marinello graduates, specializing in the latest methods of all Marinello beauty work. Your inspection of our new parlors tomorrow is earn- zens; Verne, Aemrican; Barr, Troop Ward, Troop 4, Progressive; Dismuke, Troop 15, Independent. Ward 4—Sennett, Troop 13, Citi zens; Speck, Troop 19, American; Hisor, Troop 8, Progressive; Peach, ‘Troop 6, Independent. MOTHER OF RUNAWAY GIRL ATTACKS YOUTH WHO ELOPED WITH HER “Persistency wins,” is the motto of Harold Tatum, according to the evi dence which has been flowing into the police station and sheriff's off Tatum and a Miss Wels planned elopment a few weeks ago as far in their career as Greybu!l Wyo., but here they were captured and brought back on the information of the prospective mother-in-law who evidently did not enjoy the prospect Yesterday afternoon Sergeant R ard of the police department was ued toa s near the high school athletic field. When he arrived he found the young man in the grip of the furious mother of the girl. was attempting, it is said, to use a wagon spring on the love-lorn youth. The mother was taken to police head quarters and let out on her own recognizance. The trial which will be based on a charge of disturbance will be held this ning. — — J. N. Wicks is here on business for a few days from Riverton. SiMe a ES Frank Shirley (nays attending from St, Louls is spending a few to business affairs “It might have been perfect had 1 used Van Duzer’s Flavoring Extract Such {s the wail of many a misguided housewife.—Advertisement, NG OF THE Newman Bldg. Good, all mples of Marinello preparations given as souvenirs, Saturday Phone 67 For Appointments , June 23 their success may be} doubtedly the violence of the eruption is decreasing, A relatively small number of fresh | craters—about twenty in number, opened during the night, indicating that the pressure within the moun tain fs less. Volcanologiats aay it is impossible | to prophesy how long Etna will con | tinue active, but they expect a return | to more normal conditions within a | short time. Meanwhile | losa in property has b enormous, the present eruption of Sicily’s great mountain of terror has claimed no human victims. Even physical in Juries have been extremely rare. Latest estimates place the damage at more than 100,000,000 lire, exclu. sive of the injury to crops caused by the showers of ashes and cinders. The lava stream that has t threatening Linguaglossa has been turned aside by a spur to the south of the town and has reached the road although the pen Joining Linguaglossa and Randazzo. The molten mass is proceeding slow ly along this highw which follows 4 gentle slope, and although the stream was 900 yards from Randazz the situation was not con’ serious because the lava is cc and the eruption clearing in intensity Coffee? Why, at Pigeon’s store, and isn’t iffine? We never had such fine flavored coffee before and at such a reasonable price too. I’m going to buy my coffees there here- after. And here is some new tea they re- commended vine! It. di- Dresses, House Dresses, Afternoon Dresses. ery trimmed. Casper’ Where Did You G Street Dres Leading Specialty Shop For Women and Misses + @ hope dawned this morning for the much tried inhabitants . The danger is not yet ended, for the accordance with the principles of| Crater of the mountain is still belching molten streams of pected tomorrow. rapier hea aap al and great rocks which threaten the complete destruc- GASSER OPENED The big ga: Mammoth Oil dome Thursday capacity of This is the ed on the ported to ! ond Wall Cr company at ge apot structure, SEIZURES DUE er brought in by the} ‘Teapot is reported to have a 70,000,000 cubic feet dail st gas well yet oper It is re ve been found in the Sec (Continued from Page one.) fter a little after 11 o'clock and brief stop during which her se and SATURDAY THE GREATEST Dress Special WE HAVE EVER OFFERED 400 DRESSES Received This Week Bought Specially for This Great Event They consist of Dresses for Morning wear; Porch es and some They come in voiles, organdies, ratine and fine ginghams, lace, organdy and embroid- They are genuine values up to $15.00. For Friday and Saturday YOUR CHOICE $495 Shop Early—This is a Typical Fuchg Sensation et This quor remained unmolested, started| Pleasantly wet trip, ending with a for her plier, where customs agents) ball last night and when they rose awaied her. Fi ge — 2 hee morning looking for an “eye @ Baltic sailed from Liverpool on on, a AS June 9, a day before the latest Amer-| (Pener” they found everything sealed {can dry ruling became effective. She| tight. As the Berengarla crossed the hit a submerged wreck, however, and|three mile limit last night, Purser returned for slight repairs. As she| Beynon said, passengers who had put out again for the United States| participated all evening in a final after June 10, it is believed the new| “wet” party consigned to the deep | ruling applies also to her. jan empty bottle draped with crepe | Officers on the ship confirmed re-|and bearing the inscription “dedi- ports that all foreign liners on their| cated to the three mile limit.’* ¥ now to the United: States were 7 = Staff Captain Edkin, second officer of the Berengaria said: “While the United States is pre- paring to seize our liquor brought in under seal, we are being flooded with Offers of United States citizens to provide us with all the liquor we need for the return trip as soon as we cross the three mile mit going out.” WASHINGTON, June 22.—One of the many ‘elements in the ship liquor FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923, situation. on which treasury officials are doing little talking is the ques. tion whether ships which bring Nquor under seal shall themselves } confiscated under the clause of ths Volstead act, autHorizing selzure 5¢ contrabrand carriers, It was said by one treasury spokes, man today that only an extreme con struction of the law would permit confiscation of a regular liner }), cause of the presence of intoxican aboard. rrying supplies for the homeward voyagle, indicating concerted action to test America’s dry laws on the The French liner Paris is ex: seas. The United American liner Reliance, | |flying the Panama flag which also arrived from ‘abroad today, came in bone dry. She dumped what liquor] her passengers could not drink be fore crossing the three-mile limit. —_| ‘The Berengaria’s manifest showed she had under seal in addition to her medical liquor supply, 110 1-16 gallons spirits, 101 1-6 gallons of wine and | Passengers said had a Qlorious Rair- In 90 Days or Money | Back Women who wish to stimulate the | growth of their hair should use Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage. A glorious head of strong vigorous hair surely follows its consistent use, and consistent use is easy because Van Ess comes fitted wit! patent rubber applicator that feeds the treatment directly to the roots of the hair, eliminating mussy massaging with the fingers. And the flexible nipples of | the applicator bring a healthy circula- j.| ton of blood to feed the hair roots. | Buy your Van Ess on our 90-day treat~ they had And Where We 1000 value. We buy or not. Furnishings, Hats, Caps ment plan, Money back if it fails, An Enormous Stock In All These Lines. Smsth & Turner Drug Store All Being Sold at Reduced Prices SHOES For Men and Boys at Prices That Mean Money Saved for You 240 SOUTH CENTER PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Casper Gas Appliance Co.\« 115 and 119 East First Last Saturday even though we had extra help, it was impossible to take care of the large crowd of enthusiastic buyers that packed the store. TOMORROW an extra large staff of sales people will be on hand and an effort will be made to serve you promptly. New Shipments of Merchandise Just Arrived—All Placed Out on the Bargain Tables and Marked in Plain Figures Help Us By Helping Yourself. Come Early and Take Your Time. We Want Every Man In Casper to Visit Our Suit Department, Which Occupies the Entire Second Floor, Have Assembled SUITS Representing every style, material and pattern, and every one an outstanding challenge want you to feel free tocome in and examine this merchandise, whether you Carpenters’ Large Shipment Just Received to be Sold at Once LUGGAGE New Line Just In BUY NOW We Haven't Room to Quote Prices, But Everything Is Included—Nothing Reserved Opportunity Beckons Every Dollar Bill Does—Twice and Three Times Its Ordinary Duty—Buy Now and Save Everything In Shoes and Clothing for Men and Boys | Seott Clothin ————$< Don’t Delay ORDERING YOUR RUUD AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER UR SPECIAL SALE WILL SOON BE ENDED Only $25.00 down and ten months to pay the balance, with no interest, will place the proper size Ruud in your home and end all your hot water worries. gCo. 240 SOUTH CENTER Phone 1500 Overalls