Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. ~ . he Casper Daily Cribune ~— last night. MAIL PLANES 1S! wow pxtsiciw | | TO G0 ON TRIAL IN GREAT SUCEE SS: lJ, ¢. COURT DEC. 19) =": against Peter Sawicki, 1% Many Dangers Will Be Eliminated, Late | rena emcht or Cody an Tests Indicate | bull, Wyo., charged with vi OMAHA Neb., Nov. 23.—Removal| unable to reach a verdict. of the element of air mail flying) While Dr. which has cost the lives of not a few| liberty on bail. of the men who have braved the| have transported Mrs. Jen alr's whims over desolate places! Clair of Greybull inter-stat where forced landing off the beaten | !mmoral purposes. trails meant isolation, is but one of/ the possibilities seen tn the success. | ful consiusion ot two dase ot este ce A BRICS ACT broadcasting from the air mail plane underservice conditions of the hu-/ man voice. When Pilot Jack Knight, veteran | of the winged mail carriers, returned | to earth at North Platte, Nebraska! last night after @ full hour in the air during which he was in almost con- stant touch with the Omaha air mall; prpTSBURGH, Pa., Nov. Wag proven conclusively that CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. | of the white slavery act, will begin |in the federal court here December 10. The jury in the first trial was Assassination Bennett has been at He is alleged to IS URGED BY | THE GRANGE. WOMEN! DYE assassinate Dr. Manuel Carles, presi- dent of the Argentine Patriotic League. An anarchist worker fired three revolver shots at him as he | was entering a restaurant in the / crowded business quarter but the) BOY FREED |\wporty enn cients wounesa DAUPHIN, Man., Nov. 23.—After LEGION CAGE PRACTICE. deliberating five hours, a jury re. The American Legion basketball turned a verdict last night of not |players will practice at 9 o'clock this evening in the Methodist gym- and another verdict of guilty of |nasium. manslaughter, with a strong recom. ™mendation for mercy, against lus mother, Mrs. Paul Sawicki. They | were tried jointly for the slaying oi Mrs. Anna Sunka, on September 10. Mrs. Sawicki was remanded for sentence. 23.— w. Ss. id Grey- iolation becom: in unless they have | | plenty of «: rich, red blood of the | |kind that organic tron—Nuxated |Iron—helps make. Nuxated Iron is like the fron in your blood and like Of Argentinian Is Attempted {2s as it comes from the actio acids on tron filings. does not injure the | the stomach; ft ts an e: Mean nie St e with BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 2 attempt was made last night to|!<9"., 000 people annually all druggists. Be | tutes. The genuine has mped on every tablet. Always insist on | | havire the renuine 1 NUXATED IRON 23.—At | For Red Blovd. Strength and Endurance! hangar, nearly 300 miles away, it/an executive session the National | one man broadcasting station for|as follows: planes is a success, officials asserted. | “Knight, with J. G.- Mullen, of!infabries” act, and asking Washington, air mail service radio| legislation to prevent unt expert, left Omaha yesterday morn: | labelling and advertising of fe ing. keeping up a running report of |seeds and insecticides, asking their trip enroute. Arriving at the| sion of the postal saving western Nebraska city, they waited small communities and furthe Urging the enactment of a until after 8 o'clock last night and/|lation for the protection of natural after preliminary ground tests, went|resources, especially forests. aloft and for an hour, at varying|lutions opposing the revival altitudes broadcast messoges at reg-| distribution of seeds and any ular Intervals. Jening of the national prob No effort to transmit word to men! law were adopted. in the plane was made, as broadcast-| Sac ing equipment had not been instajled| Mount in the Omaha hangar. Howeve: December 15, a broadcasting st Etna, Europe's mference at its base. the/Grange adopted several resolutions | no, measures ninety-one miles | has never dyed before. Choose any | stputn.| SWeaters Waists Draperies simrar| Skirts Dresses Ginghams WELDERS ential Coats Kimonos Stockings rtitizer, exten-| Your Grandfather will tell law to you to buy Casper real estate. F legis: | Well, you can do it next Sunday and Monday. The terms will be easy enough for you. Dobbin Realty Co. W. R. Dobbin 237 S. Center Street Diamond Dyes Each 15-cent package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple | any woman can dye or tint any old, | largest | worn, faded thing new, even if she Reso- | of tree | weak-| hibition color at drug store.—Advertisement. ————— a ae = “The House of Quality” 133 E. 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Made to sell at $5.00. Our Sale $2 95 e Efice: = Lot No. 3 consists of about 400 Flannel Shirts. Good quality, in grey, blue, brown and khaki colors. These shirts are worth $3.50 Ex- tra special while they Taste DLO Lot No. 4 consists of 350 O. D. Shirts Dissolution Sale Price. Dou 4e Lot No. 5 consists of C. P. O. style rare bargains at DOL OVERALLS AND JACKETS Made of heavy 220 Denim, triple stitched, Union Made. Every garment full cut. larly sold at $2.00. On Sale ae $1.35 BLACK SILK TIES—Regulation Style. Gln se ea ee Men’s All Wool Felt Slippers Just the thing to slip on to rest your tired feet. Sale $1.35 °° $1.65 ARMY OFFICERS’ LOCKERS The handiest trunk made, exceptionally well made. Will stand lots of rough usage. Buddy remember how you wanted one then? ‘You can $ get one now for OM] yn... eee cc eieee eee 6.95 ~ CAPS f Dress Caps. 9OC Motor Transport 7 5 c Corduroy Caps ... RIFLE SCABBOARDS Army Stationery, 50c 3 value; per box___.27@ TURKISH TOWELS Turkish Towels, good heavy grade. Size 27 21x40. Regular 50c value. On Sale... c 6 FOR $1.50 Turkish Towels. Extra large size, 24x48. These are exceptionally good towels. Sold regu- larly at 90c. Sale Price oh Se 55e LUNCH KITS, complete with Thermos $1 95 e Bottle. On Sale. SESE aEeeee = ao Pa CaN Gyr aii eaeabaaaetel I GEM AND EVERREADY BLADES. per pkg. ......... PUTTEES AND WRAp LEGGINS Genuine Issue Wrap Leggins. Full width length; end fal, a Le 65¢ Puttees, all leather, choice of any in the house; $3.45 pair Cavalry Dress Le: 5 value. Sold ran ae Se larly to $6.00____ $2.75 MITTS AND GLOVES Our line of Mitts and Gloves for the workmen is plete; offering a wide variety to s lect het especially reduced prices ¥f aie Shor 190 sata ae Suede leather ined mitts “* ———..$ 4g low ne SASS =e e 20C Reclaimed Army Over. coats. Excellent con- dition. Sale Price $4.45 Stag Shirts, made of Cloth... $4.95 RIDING BREECHES AND PANTS Army O. D. Mackin- aws, tailored from genuine all woo! issue cloth. Sale Price $6.75 value a nn $995 $1.75 $2.25 sereenticcere one lot at eerie: Saeed wig $2.75 | rants $3.4 ©. D. long fall It ne BOO | Sanna E____ $B_95 O. D. Genuine Issue; Free From Tears, Cuts or Holes i BOOTS AND SHOES HERMAN ARMY SHOE—The only gen- uine army shoe in town. Millions of pairs made in the past and still being made for the government. A shoe backed by na- tional advertising, $5.75 foe 86.00 rae" $425 Gootsen Wak $7.95 Sale Eee nn $7.90 Officers Field Boots. $35 value. The finest __ 9M. 7.30 Army Trench Boots. Cost the govern- oe aaa $6.45 $7.50 Ladies’ Hiking Boots. $12.00 value ___. BLOOM'S ARMY STORE LARGEST IN WYOMING 246 South Center St. Casper, Wyoming