Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1923, Page 10

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John-| and Captain| nt for on the| too much nd Loan arrested for in Boy Scout] rges were of a] » prisoners will rnment » Mayor chure MAYOR OF DENVER TURRS CITY _ AUDITORIUM OVER TO KU KLUX OVER PROTEST GF GOVERNOR DENVER, njamin F, i. use of the for a public tonight Earlier in g the ed during hes neeptior reing the ple Emma prominent nounced he would issue a > the Ku Klux Klan for the day posters advertis Ku Klux Klan meeting had torn down | city churches, 1 to a post i Colo., June 27.—Over The mayor immediately summoned rotest of Governor | Louis Ormsby, commissioner of sup rado and scores | plies, who is c odian of the auditor men, Mayor | ium to dis ituation with him, Stapleton of Denver 2 of the peace,” companied with y thre etailing the force y-owned auditorium Seer meeting scheduled for mies Mayor Stapleton’s ponents charged that he ha¢ port of the Ku Klux Klan orgs tion in Denver At the office of the governor W. E “utter from a number of] Sweet this morning it was announced where they had been|that the governor who {s in Fort Col the night. One of the/lins on a speaking tour, had sent th ded was the Roman| following mess f the Immaculate A similar ae ard an meeting he en fas. Qn e Jewish to news decla and n paid for use said he could who came into eritivent wearing arms. S| ae acianeeee against his office. lux Klan a . citizens who ca r for assistar sheriff. WORK OF LOCAL ARTIST IS 1 She has ¢ ble illustrating and has special 1 designing. Her western scenes are especi noteworthy from the fact ing s the ‘went There r work on Mills pho! from from real life y as to be grown up with the cc will be a few examples of exhibition this we company, on East Sec Dolph has announced that PLACED ON DISPLAY BY MILLS COMPANY “TEMPTITION w that Casper has y whose work will lance as th uality and corre in a re ‘enon OFFERS ONE HOUR | OF FREE DANCING, DOOR ADMISSION NOT CHARGED y the patrons of NE up until 10 o he regular 10-cent dances | » in order, but admission to the » and na studied art five © Okmulgee county alleged of Sheriff John | @ and declaring the sheriff had | ifferent" which of several men e commissions sig’ mor and the challengin: r of other special offic a statem: LeSaint, have m tures seen in a long time, Admirers of that effervescent star, t’ Washburn, will no doubt turn it en force to ses abuses of ff to a series § rietta Answering the charges against his declared tl pl ill be free throughout the even cowboys of the past an entertain. e to those who ha untry and who ®!s. Cherr orchestra supreme : and will numbers ger rie spec ing the public 2 usual snap J. McKeon, m desirous of he will make enlargements from age of offer tonight ss z rds, or any kind a dancer or not, a perso caer! © paints directly attends the Arkeon wi | > DEASTOND'E portrait work | soon become a convert, according tc Mr and gives instruction McKeon Just ing tk line ¢ city. y toendacorn »s the pain in- ee ee ne ee aed t your druggist Blueq jay - oe Men’s Chambray 75C | $1.50 SHOES Thompson Shoe, Compare These Convincing Prices Heavy Full Cut | Overalls Short sleeve; Work Shirts ankle length... Values to. $8.50 One Lot Full Dress Hats S Pure Silk Socks In Colors 2.50; 69C Suits Top Coats Suits Featuring the Kincaid $ Kimball Clothes 6.50 1000 Suits Carried Boys! sp thletic At All Times 39e Boys’ Puttees $2.45 Sport Model Whipcord received a large shipment of the famous Boys’ Munson Last includ- ‘ 2 Shoes $2.95 1e most up-to-date »f Oxfords in the Let us show you. "29> WATCH OUR W DOWS SCOTT CLOTHING C 240 S. CENTER STREET CHICHESTER S PILLS © DUMONT, BEA: ‘Aake your Drs Egulcel Aakyper Wruggic ty iis in ited and Gold 1 th “BI | NF soto ev bRUGuISTS EERNWHRE Knit Union Suits 95e One Lot Silk Shirts $2.45 Boy’s Suits d Furnishings One Lot Boys All Wool Union ATTENTION | SCORES | threatened |f Che Casper Daily Cribune MARTIAL LAV IN OKLA, DEGLARED (Continued from Page One) | the governor § 1 in his proclamation which credited with the direction. mbined to turn out one of the absorbing human interest pic- best char has done, E' terization he Novak plays “Temptation, FROM KASSIS’ |... DOLLAR DAY MEN’S UNION SUITS A shipment made to us through error and rather than return them we are giving our customers the benefit of the mistake and will sell at manufac- turer’s cost. These are fine Knit Union Suits in long or short sleeves. A Real Bargain at Per Suit BRASSIERS In Flesh and White Lot 1—4 for Lot 2—3 for --$1.00 CORSETS Back lace Corsets in pink or white coutil. Bech $1.00 On the Balcony you will ‘find Corsets and Brassiers BLOOMERS $1.00 Bloomers; fine quality; Per pair. Bs a Ladies’ dimity assorted colors. LADIES’ COMBS Tortoise Shell Combs, set with brilliant stones; a color to suit your taste. VERY SPECIAL $1.00 LADIES’ ATHLETIC UNION SUITS Just the suits for this coming hot Speer * $4. 00 in flesh and white. Per sui LADIES’ KNIT UNDERWEAR Tailored or bodice top Union Suits; or tight knee. 3 suits for 2-STRAP PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS—Sizes MISSES’ 18 to 2. Sale price —_.. PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS—Sizes $1.95 KASSIS DRY 60 Phone 1740 properly so, because his work as Jack | Baldwin, the young man who becomes rich over night, contains some of the ever opposite Washburn and after viewing her ef. ” and| forts, we want to go on record as dé-' most brought t of Marjorie, sympathized with of poverty and were inclined to with. hold judgment ‘No Exchanges Or Refunds WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923, shing about the heads of her hus. nd and herself. You will enoy ation.” In the supporting June Elvidge, Phillips d Vernon Steele. PASE play the arjorie er during her ¢ she W hen her actions al House of Baldwin Try a Tribune Classified Ad. rere G00 To sell out at. = $1. 00 LADIES’ PETTICOATS panel. Dollar Day Special, each... *$1.00 LADIES’ ENVELOPE CHEMISE LADIES’ CREPE GOWNS LADIES’ PAJAM AS Regular $1.75 stock. A few left. Good quality Sateen Petticoats; choice of hemstitch- ed, hemmed and scalloped; shadow proof White nainsook, lace trimmed; all sizes. Special at, each... $1. 00 DOLLS A special shipment made for this sale. Dolls for the little tots. A WONDERFUL BUY AT Mamma LADIES’ GLOVES 16-button Silk Gloves in white, pongee and black. Per pair... ae CHAMOIS GLOVES Assorted colors; 16-button length. Per pair ... $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 LADIES’ APRONS Bungalow Aprons, in plain white and colors; large sizes. Special... MEN’S LISLE HOSE Real value; fine lustre Hose. $1. 00 4 pair for. Men’s pure thread, full- A enloned Silk Hose. Per pair........ ™* $1.00 SHOES Shoe Department In the Basement We are going out of the shoe business and are going to stay out. Do not miss these real bargains on children’s shoes. Do not say I should have but I have bought a real bargain. 98e CHILDREN’S CANVAS SLIPPERS—Sizes . $1.10 8 to 11. Sale price... $1.85 Size 11 to 1314 Sale price .90e $1.15 MISSES’ CANVAS SLIPPERS— Sizes 1 to 3. Sale price TAN BARE Sale price Sizes 914 to Sale price OOT SANDALS—Sizes 2 to Ls 237 E. Second