Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. - ss he Casper Dally Cribune FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923 a | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, (1823 SAXON LEANER) cots Bones. | SCOTTISH RITE MEMBER QUITS QUAKE PROOF CITY cas TO BE DEPOSED | HIGH COUNCIL IN KLAN FIGHT IS HELD POSSIBLE) 2282:222 2. warehouse that is to be erected tn Valparaiso.” Victim tice that there would be no closed WASHINGTON, Oct. 19—Judge nounced that he desires to return season for halibut. fishing during { -2. Gectes. Dienming, _ Moors pake | Coe ae a “di SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Oct. 19. Inforced concrete, one ghove, the|th® Winter of 1923-24. Under the sovereign grand commander ot e a terms of the Northern Pacific Halt | ~ : —Bajley Willis, Stanford University |other below, and the uppér one rest. Srpretne’ cotrcll iad TEC Ce. eee rata telat aaa : Professor emeritus. of sedlosy “who |ing on ‘ball Bearings on the, lower. [Dut Conventicn, agteemant<was to } SrAl.o¢ Scottish Fite Masons in, Als-| wil, recelye, thelr honors) fnisep i traveled 20,000 miles on a quake|Then the lower siab might move|ave been sed iL H u | bama, resigned from the supreme| foes Muah muebaerdan paatan hunting expedition for the Carnegie | with the ground and slide around at |"e29°?- 5 | council today after a discussion over | : a Cn Foundation, today told how a quake-| will, but the upper one would re- TH \ the Ku Klux Klan. | knight commander of the court of| Honor ipill rasaive. thethrdesspenaia } proof city may be constructed.|main stationary by virtue of its ~ —tt During the debate Mr. Moore was | 0" i4 es Addressing a luncheon of the Com: | inertia. i J inicrgeciad Meee NEEL ue Glbnite charged by members of the council ‘Nar Ipral consisterers | sme counci: | : > eee ee ee amined (s| “it there were ideal freedom be- | (CUM s Cold [hel 56 between the federal government and of using his weekly Publications 41 close tomorrow. It has yet i5 . tee te of baie eo 7 tween the two slabs, the upper one The ORIGINAL the government of Saxony will be the Fellowship, Forum,” | issued) onsider the \advisability: ot! reson - 3 ball-bearing foundations equipped/would not move, but there would here, for furthering the aims of the kh solved by the former displacing General Von Mueller, commander of the reichswehr in Sax whose | mode of procedure is said to bave | been too ha This action, the re. ports said, will be accompanied by a rebuke to the Saxon government! for its interference in the politics of the repub‘tc. | The Streseme government also 1s confronted with other un pleasant pros r it is reported mending construction of the New| §# B53? ‘ with shock absorbers or springs. {he some rolling friction in any pos-| |f Malted Milk Age, the Scotish Rite magazine; the “This method," he said, “consists |sible construction and the rapid Although the publication has scottish Rite news bureau and the of freeing the structure from its| vibrations of tho lower slab would designated itself as a digest of| Capitol News Service under one foundations. An earthqtake can do|be communicated to the upper in fraternal news from all over the, pead. no harm unless it can get a grip.|some slight degree. For this rea- world, Masons have regarded it as a —__——. It would not, for instance, damage |son it would be necessary to intro- Masonic publication. Consideration! xohammedan depositors in the| Miss Blale Barthel, Pittsburgh |® round ball, free to roll to and fro; |duce springs or shock absorbers into 2 of Mr. Moore's resignation was post-| postoffice savings bank have helped| nurse, was elain, police say, bya |HOr could it rock a house support-| the device. I may say that such a eight Paarniat ncaa Soa a poned. |to fill the British coffers as their re-| “voodoo doctor.” ‘The murderer hit |ed on a number of such balls. With | bearing has been devised and is now aero re ier oper hea t The council also ts considering the |lizion forbids them to receive inter-| her upon the head with a stone |th® idea in mind let us conceive of |being studied by construction en: | RichMill, Matted! os resignation of Perry W. Weidner,|est. They insist on taking out no! lab. Police are investigating the |the foundations of a house as con-|gineers with a view to its possible we Avoid fad TESS Y Se ae cretary general, who has an.| more than they have put in. motive for the murder. isting of two broad slabs of re- application in the foundations of a void Imitations bstitater relchswehr in Bavaria, who appears | to be unable to withstand the domi- TERM aa JF 1 y EVERYWOMAN'S STORE t S ae fis Cesare fe Sie spioation oes te Byard aE New Fibre Silk Hose Hat Speci i y gove! and thus increase the] { (ON THE MEZZANINE) tension alling between/ Eileen Nina, now Lady m n li fib - silk Berlin and Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Just received a new line of good quality fibre § A Althou has been of-| daughter of the former governor. hose in black, white, brown, grey and red. 65e A liberal line of very attractive Fall and Winter ficlally general of Canada, has been wag- ; meas ing a campaign since the armistice Extra Special At... et models in various colors and shapes. § Extra Special at 7.50 ler propos n| to reimburse men who went to war with “Saxony, it | for Great Britain, She has been government has ¢ r hat the| instrumental in bringing many sad “proletarian hu 1 cases to light. ft New Radium Silk Princess Slips the task (IN THE SUBWAY) . | viding hel; Every man in town : 2 ot Every new Fall and Winter Hat on display in the e Ops WwW i to put the! To wants to SeaAa Daestina ‘aii thes Regular $7.75 values in black, white, $5 95 eee zations out) wants to do and all he has to do brown and flesh. Extra Special at...... ° is to step into any store, tell them he is ready to go to work and he f J | will be taken out into the country Meet Your Friends at The Frantz Shop 110 EAST SECOND STREET There’s Always Something New and Different CMOKE ooR FEN and placed. Most of the business eee Subway is placed on sale at the $ Special Price of. ‘ 3.40 men have a list of the farmers need- ing men and have been able to as: sist a great deal already. In this way the farmers do not have to |come in and waste a whole day look- ing for men and the result will be financial boost to all parties ccon- cerned. _ =—winter ts close at hand WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The re cent appointment by Secretary Work of a facttinging commission | MAX REBE to study irrigation proj was @e- scribed in a statement b: Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, as| “another expensive smoke screen | | behind which the actual purpose of | THE HILLS the policy of the department can be} concealed ---not only for style and smartness, but for protection against the chilling winds of wa en ery winter, you need one of the warm, lavmpalon a protects: in a EXICO CITY, Oct. -19—General | | suspicion,” said Senator Wheeler. | E* Ortiz, formerly chief of e state of Hidalgo. has revolted and taken to the moun. 1 fifty fc here he sed the fla, rarianism, according to reports from Pachuca. The department of he inte must be in possession of the fac in regard to the causes which have led to tt resent deplorable condi. tape 6 fi farraees of the, weetlen | oanaelisnatoeetiporah ch he and elsewhere—the deflation brougne joaiital nor government cireles have about by the federal reeerve noma, {received Word of disorders in San high tariff, the exorbitant ratlroad | MU!% potosi, in which state there is rates demanded of the western|® Controversy over the governor. farmers tho refusal of tho Repubil.|*%IP- Developments’ are expected, jhowever, in consequence of the modish new can ad ration to ler é tetera tae ae basis ne orders given to General Gutierrez to atau j Esra | disarm the followers of the Cedillo brothers who were Inst reported ad- vancing upon the city of San Luis potost to enforce the claims of Aurelio Manrique to the guber- natorial office which is held by Jorge Prieto Leuren: timated that the} © object of the present po!- “f the interior department is to| dispossess the present occupants | v reclamation projects into e hands to be explointed in iteresto of the power trusts of rding to a statement of the Cleveland Gives SeeMesoenhed eee eoeeramant Which Distinguish Our Smart New Lines $18,000,000 on the various prosects| Uy Contest for 6,000,000 leaving ed a . The Main Floor is showin 1 li i $46,000,000 | Bic ing complete lines, including me g Convention | many newly-arrived models in high-grade fabrics at at ses 1 a NEW YORK, Oct. 19 —Cleveland the requirements reclamation withdrawn as a contender for | | | act @re enforced they all will be Democratic national con. | | driven from the homes." ording to John B | - es ung, secretary of the committes| | | eking to bring the gather | Lloyd George Ing to New Yor! writh-| k Ir. Young | | withdrawals city alone tn| | } In St. Louis : i | ndoned all hoy t was announced that Mo., Oct. 19.—David | se a fund war time premier of ),000 to entertain the was the guest of | cor t mmer ST. LOU: Lloyd Ge Great Britai $100 $125 and up to $250 lay. Arriving from W ely from Cleveland, s ai ‘ sy , be was to be here | Mr aq that while S b ff S l he f ease aenlg ae |S ee | ‘ (The Subway Offers a Special Line o ent has been cur-|penses, {t had decided to relinquish F t d , & re-| that majority of the memb: of | “ ception n nm nd an |the national Democratic commit z- informal tunct t which he will | had openly spoken in favor of New were never so beautiful—never so low in price as make a brief ne now. It is possible to secure one of our first quality eastern minks, beavers, squirrels, moles or Hudson RIVERTON 1S. IMMENSE; 50 | wivenicaames HMAVEST LABOR NEEDED = GooD Other Popular eee ne ee ets| CIGARETTES | || Street and Aftérnoon Dress Coats choice at’ only... Fall and Winter which were regularly 00 priced at from $380.00 e to $37.50, for your Paxvea sy] Special Sale of Evening Gowns * and Dinner Dresses | This group of high-grade Gowns are priced regularly at $98 .50 to $150.00 and include some truly exquisite creations. However. 4 fs 7] stil $22.75 TOBACCO | acre. About 80 per cent c our stock is too large, hence these radical till Gthe ara mense line of super values. $39 72> price reductions __._. Ree s so much m . the past | few weeks that it has been !mpos Special ‘ ord } tible to get into the fields, conse HOUSE MOVING quently ther freeze which will da in the ground but no of harm to those out of ‘ The scarcity of labor f pu JONES & JACKSON d topping has b Phone 84 A proposition, which was glad tras accepted, was ! mig We are equipped to move build- large or small; guarantes 0 work Our Main Floor, Mezzanine and Subway are filled with new goods, which continue to arrive daily. Saturday Shoppers will find scores of new arrivals—and dozens of Special Bargains not mentioned in advertisements, Krowe