Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. eT fhe Casper Daily ‘eribune dge and Escort at Uhurch VES ere ct Rattlesnake Continental Limited, went into a ditch at State Line, Indiana. CONFERENCE ON RAIL WAGE HELD Chairmen of Conductors And Trainmen in East President Cooli PAVING OPERATIONS IN CAPITAL TO BEGIN SOON CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 10.— Cheyenne’s first street paving is to begin within 80 days, when the A. H: Reed company of Omaha begin halt on Capitol avenue. A second wing contract, covering Bighteenth street, will be let before the Capito! DANVILLE, Ill., Aug. 10.—The east bound continental limited on the Wa- bash railroad was wrecked at a point 300 yards of the Indiana state line at Btate Line City, seven miles north- west of Danville. The engine was turned over and three of the forward coaches were derailed. Brings Grief to N. Y. Shop NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—A few more expériencés such as he has had this week and Max Low will To Map Program. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 10.—{By The Associated Press.)—Approximate- 25 general chairmen of the east- association of general chairmen e Brotherhood of Railroad Train- n and the Order of Railway Train- ora on eastern trunk line rail- s met here to consider the m of increasedi compensation. is the third and final meeting of the general chairmen of the two or- ms on the increased. wage begin to think that a jéweiry shop and particularly his jewelry shop, is no place for a diamond backed rattlesnake. ‘When Max entered his place of business of Fulton Street last Mon- day morni; avenue work is finished. ————— ONE HURT IN TRAIN CRASH LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. 10.—On Person is known to have been serious- ly injured when the engine and four cars of the Wabash railroad passen- ger train number 4, known as the ing, & fihe specimen of the Florida reptile rattled him a Jolly howdy-do. Patrolman John Mitchell, attract- ed by the jewelry'’s cries dispatched the rattler with his night stick. Today Low started to embalm the remains in ‘alcohol. He had the corpse almost sealed in = glass crypt when some how the wax Archbishop of Associated Press)}—Augustin Cordinal Riche'my, archbishop of Turin, ° for nearly @ quarter of a century a mem- ber of the sacred college, died today. He was in his 73rd year. Turin Is Dead ‘ TURIN, Italy, Aug. 10—(By The ‘ Busy Bee Dining Room previous meetings having caught fire from his Jeweler’s lamp, ry pay mle teers nian fa Spel riaaes Seeeesbecved eof geny bead | Etre Eeaaper ad ahd oral eM res es southern association tn ‘Wastiington Patrolman Mitchel! again went to aud’s Oriental Cream Famil KED, MEALS |/| 304 0-8 BLDG. Phone 204 to keep the skin and The Chicago meeting went on reo coipplexioa ta o1 resteration of the eight condition through the the rescue, in time to Max to the hospital with paint ‘burns, the The but too late to snake, The . or 64 cents a Gay re- stress of the ‘ Jerod by the United States Sgrelty. fpr, beans aaa) activities. Whi bor board in July 1, 1921, pir Re ERE SE Flesh-Rachel. been in effect since that in hddition requested a Send 10c for Trial Size PERD.T. HOPKINS & SON, New York time, and small aitiional increage, it is under- — Four stood. The Washington meetting con- curred in the action taken by the| ssoclation, it was learned} nd it is believed that tho ence here will ratify the action wo previous meetings. Gouraud’s Oriental’ Cream fre sectional meetings will be sub: - ~ : = — mitted to referendum vote of the} , . President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving the First Congregational Church at Washington on the first Sunday jafter his elevation to the presidency. Immediately In back of them are Frank W. Stearns, the president's most intimate trend, and Mrs, Stearns. Most of the others tm the.craup are secret service men, BISHOP PARKS COMING! NEGRO KILL TO GRACE A. ME. CHURCH © WIFEINGOURT Next Sunday at Grace A. M. E. WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—Wash- church, the members and friends are ington Heights court was thrown into ee STARS IN “A MAN'S MAN’ os ® | to be favored to hear Bishop H. B.| an uproar when Norman Roberts, a Parks, D.D. LL.D., of Chicago, at| "esto, who had been summoned to The cast of “A Man's Man,” the) both services. Bishop Parks is one| court on a charge of assault made by romantic photo-melodrama in which) of the leading orators and church-| his wife, shot her dead in a corridor, J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Wilson| men of the race and country. Never| fired on a patrolman who attempted appear, and which will be shown 4t| before has this part of the country| to capture him, and was himself shot the Wyoming theater, beginning to-| been favored with a visit by such an| Nearly 300 persons grouped in the Corridors sought places of safety. day, displays the names of several! outstanding churchman. and actors Some fled from the building, others Aodged behind doors or dropped to the held floor. Two women fainted, and a doz- en were treated for hysteria. BIG SCHOONER FIRED AS. PLAY 1S. FILMED A large two-masted schooner was purchased outright by Chester Ben- nett for his F. B. O. production of Newest Fall Models NOW ON DISPLAY Our fall models are arriv- ing daily now and our showroom holds hats of every description to suit the taste of discriminating purchasers. tors organization at once. Sheppard of Cedar Rapids, {dent of the conductors, headed the delegation of conductors. ‘The boat was fired about six hun- dred yards off Balboa beach in the Pacific ocean while hundreds of flare lights were utilized to bring the epi- sode into bold relief so the camera could record it. The burning and sinking of the big vessel provides one of the spec tacular features in “Thelma,” which} stars the beautiful Jane Novak. it's coming to the Rialto Sunday. ——$ Iowa, First Showing Of Early Fall Millinery In charming models of individual interpretations in felt, two-tone velvet beaver, velour and all the latest in design and trimming. ; BARGAIN DAY ts every day at 234 8. Dawid. Two cari . loads of new and used furniture just Phone 249, recelved. Smart, Chic and Full of Charming Originality Or if we haven’t just the model you had in mind let us make it for you. Our expert mif¥iner is ready to serve you and our stock of materia] most complete. THE BARCLEY SHOP MAIN FLOOR 0-8 BUILDING Millinery Lingerie Hemstitching Our new Fisk patterns are smart and modish to be sure, but they have all that individuality that the fas- tidious woman appreciates, race 1 actresses who have long) leader. He has spoken in Atlanta| h places among famous piay-| and Los Angeles to more than ten sndway, .,| thousand persons. He comes to help errigan impersonates the role) Grace Chapel in their effort to erect Stuart Webster, a western) a new church. This will be his last mining engineer, who loves peace but) year as presiding bishop in this terri- makes a business of fighting when &/ tory before the General Conference conflict is forced upon him. which meets in May of 1924 at Lou! Lois Wilson has a splendid role) ville, Ky. The public at large ts 1 that she handies with all the ar/ vited to hear the bishop both morn. tistry of which she {s capable. ing and evening next Sunday at Ed, Coxen, with a reputation as| Grace Chapel. one of the screen's most forceful) ————— 07 players, has a role commensurate| with hils ability, as has Kenneth Har-| You edn not make more perfect what is alresdy perfect—Van Duzer’s lan, long prominent as « stellar per- former. Certified Flavoring Extracts. 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CLOSING QUT SALE Ta} PLANNED BY LEARNER J. L. Learner of the Learner Shoe and Clothing company announced this morning that he would in- augurate a closing-out sale tomorrow. Mr. Learner has been in Casper a long time and has achieved a remark able patronage here, His sale will undoubtedly attract attention from a| Jarge number of persons who have been batisfied with the service and the quality of goods that the Learner| Bhoe and Clothing company has gan pli DRESSES In this special selection of Dresses are best quality silk, the newest styles, very neatly trimmed and sea- son’s colors. Down here in our cool Economy Basement people are learning to expect the unusual. The unusual in the way of combining up-to-date style with sensible economy. Two of our sensational shoe savings are shown below. Simple, Yet Rich Satins Here is an excellent style in ES 48 e given them in the past. The stock which the company has hand is clean, beautiful black satin. The lines are simple ,yet elegant. Its moderate heel make it practical ag well as pretty. This clever slipper is eg- pecially priced at —.... poi and none of it Is nonths old. No ex- spared to put the mer-| the market at the earliest possible time and to get rid of it as goon as possible. Suits of the well known $25, $30 and $35 line that have been sold so well at Learner's will go at cut prices as will all the goods that the com- pany has in stock, RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH QF HARDING ADOPTED Resolutions of condolence and sym-| [i pathy in the grief visited upon the nation in the loss of {ts president, ‘Warren G. Harding, haye been adopt ed by the Casper lodge of the Loyal| Order of Moose and the Mooneheart Legion. Eloquent tribute ts paid to| the memory of the late president. FRECKLES| Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With Othine—Double 4 on Blouses All silk Blouses in a beautiful selection of colors and newest styles; $ 4. a!) 5 Hats The very newest fall hats now on display. Season’s best styles and colors. 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