Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 5

PAGE FIVE. od tes iy 5 2 ‘are recovered in the whole of nats | 66 99 = | gompell: become, ' temporary . xpress: in.a year. Today the garnet Pm 0 1 HERS Ruests ofthe county. Pe owe rectiver fhe sound P| fn ge Tot more than the pro. tie ‘was ‘not included and sho was} the ‘people Teaving the church was} duction . Rot arrested nor'{s she now out on} audibie: nt ee ~~ | Bond. She may have to a be. ad a later as a witness—that is all. At ohe time the mines of India TEN N coun I 9 ae TS» | produced, alt. the . diamonds. ofthe Se world; now, more diamonds are ob- GLONDON, ov: 20—A complete tuned at some of the miues of the A 3 i i NGAESS fants ms; ‘York Sunday morning; «was heard by arverast @istrict in one hour than é “The Marion” - , { Thought A beautiful new. side fora Child’s Welfare gore pattern. 4 Always includes y In Black Satin_$10,00 <4 SCOTTS In Black Suede....$10.00 EMULSION In Rose rains Kid ...4...$11.00 : In Otter Buedee: chia 4 N. Now: ded | ‘ ea , 4 f ‘ nie Cabin pos : 4 a Seacten Rios 3 ' the" age : . , th tells IN DISASTER | rrvinin so te mosst owe |e Sate ER | | eG CASE ENDED |} 3:2238 ie eas | ae ta one ; re ee Hughes with Chairman Lodge of * san DIEGO, Cal., Nov. 20.—c; pletion of the trial of the fifth aaieat 2é-cent ft given Corsicana by {Ofticer, Commander William L. cal.| W vith the “ataptiag proposal ,for | ay Srocae Nests iragcas Townwes |B Ce ‘ houn, of the eleven facing court | American participation in the world wee. 7 ee Martial in connection with the| court already before the senate, the | Te ee | § new treaties which are to be trans Paes 7 ‘ ay. September 8, mitted to the senate upon: its re- est arty . | - ; | éxpected convening include: Gu of P. ‘ cool The treaty of Lausanre between’ ° 0 tho United ‘States and Turkey, | Seized by Sheriff. establishing relations. with, Turkey * 7 and containing capitulations govern |" | fg commercial Seat ne Bontaate : 124 EAST SECOND STREET intercouree- 3 The’ Mexican treaty which paved| “Maxine Ader had her namie fn the lerseinger was navigating and exe-| the way for. recognition. by the |,paver the other evening... It.should cutive officer of the U. 8. Young, | United States of the Obregon gov: |*not have been there—at least, not . thelr national platform “in | @™mmanded Commander Cul-| ernment and provides forsprotection | in the way \it was. When the advocated. fefleral’ reclamation | !0un, third in line of the destroyers| of Ameérican property rights in| Grace raid was pulled several days LS SSS= SS Se — ands,"We urge that the nat. | Which piled :up on the rocks. The | Mexico as negotiated by John Bar- ago by the sheriff's forces and about} |j/ SSS —=S= of 1924 reatfirm vessel turned over in less than two} ton Payne and Charles B. Warren. |’$8,000° worth of bonded booze was Minuten after she struck and 20 }epectal envoys of President Harding. | seized, there Were, quite. naturally | “ 2. 99 Ht the west who have seen {lives were lost ‘Tho Hughes-Curzon treaty extend.| several arrests msde"in connection Callaway’s The House of Quality 133 E. Second i nefits of ° federal irrigation |” PE eae ing the shore limits’ of American |'therewith. Miss Ader had been in- Oe d the-miracu’ous transformation | , For results try a Tribune Class! | operations against rum running an‘ vited to the Grace home as a dinner be desert .wastes.Jnto, prosperous | 8¢¢ Ad. providing for entrance under seal of ‘quest. that -eventn: Later, before f homes and. progressive. com- eee THIS IS THE FIN AL K | | court the most searching pei FN Bo aarp Mig STORE OPEN UNTIL 9:0’CLO CK EVERY EVENING WEE Western States haan mate foreign ‘relatiofi&s com- “Your Feet Will Bring You Back” | | a ee | Sacrifice Money-Raisin g Sale Callaway S Home-Makers Sale | eS eee Complete Home Outfits for Modest Purses [ BONGREGATIONALISTS : HOME—What symbols of rare PREPARE FOR SANTA 10M Of rare: significance are coupled in that \: a recent meeting of the tsach- a ; ! yin . ; word—friends, love, mother— n@, officers of the church school ereHeey were made to observe tm, was Yoted to have*a Christmas to give a program by the school to present each child with the ‘hristmas gift. tree and program will be n the cafeteria roem of the Itewwl? be rendered on eve, December 24, at 7:30, onén to everybody. following committees were and proceeded at once to plan succéssful time. Committee he Wee. Tyler and George T. (Committee on ‘program, r= Erna\'T. Coox, chairman. Com- ittee on gifts, Mrs: Fred) Mgore, airman. Committee on decora- p Miss Dorothy Sinclair, chair- mn. Santa for the evening: of urse is @ secret, but he.is a good e. A UIGIDE AT CHEYENNE es DEMENTED SUITS OVERCOATS Tinie tatiee ood ; $1 4 7 & Our entire line of -Overcoats a Belvoli hl - 4 b ot theo palieshe wisllevidonants a cut 25 to:40 per cent. ‘ dey , according to testimony given at | coroner's inquest Tuesday. The/M™ ‘Young Men’s and Men’s Conservative her, Joseph Jankovsky, &r., tes- Suite—Values to $40.00 fed that'he witnessed the tragedy pm a ‘distance while hastening’ to / scene after he saw his;son. begin disrobe bekide the automobile ‘in a hich the party had traveled to the ntry. ."As:he ran toward the ma- ne, the. father stated, the, sn Society Brand Suits : . ry ; coat aby Gite gun's) Glas asst pulled $37.50 Sead $45.00 $34.75 iets trigger. . The shot was not fata! This Week Special » Three-piece Bed Davenport Living:Room Suits. : $139.75" This Week Special Three-piece Mahogany Fin- ish Bed Room Suites, $98.50” This Week Special Eight-piece Dining Room Suites, Walnut Finish. $168.50” Fire Side Chairs a moment later the son shot self. in “the neck. The father d other members of the family tified’ that for“some time Joseph x, Deca Raree aereeriene) ceaae Remember We Are Closing.Out. Our Entire Stock of = Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes Sa ‘he British Trades Union. Con- {| i ipment Values to $60.00 Values Up. to $70,0 7 Office Equipmen ss dates from 1866, in which’ year LADIES’ SHOES ! 5 $4.95 career 's. Shoes H! t $1.00, $3.9 a 5% 4 $6. 25 : Roll and Flat To otpine Neo Desks, A¥- Gre offering 08 EE Dremers tn Oak, if | This includes the famous Utz and Dunn $1.95” $2.95: ‘peupled GP vie Gomme Oak, Wathand aes funardivery — Wcluded are Wing Back Chie and || line of ladies shoes. ‘ 1 all at greatly reduced, prices. bed room suite: specially priced this coverings of Mohair, and Cut Ve- | week. lours in colors to suit. | 3 4 I Store Open Until 9 p. m. Every Night During This Sale. . ie Pe Simmons Beds | Bed Springs i uu $9.95" | $6.45" pe | We ars shi Simmons ‘ a Beds in ‘Walnut, Oak and Our specials on springs— Mahogany finishes, with flat | comfortable springs built for filers and eane ends,» Also Fs ! Vernis Martin, white enamel | healthful sleep—Flexo coll and exidized finishes, and with built in slats, vory special prices this week only, WYOMING ogy an Re aay aeat loaded brain 142 EAST SECOND Over the Top for Others-—-54,000