Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 5

URSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924 ve Casper Dally Cridune PAGE FIVE BBENVER STORE|ADMINISTRATION APPRECIATES FARMERS | FNf) CRUSHING BLOW DEALT CROOKS == %=-"— "| STOMACH UPSET? Bc CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISH, SAYS OF PHILADELPHIA UNDERWORLD ===: = ALE INVOLVES mavoR Loy To KIWANIS cLUB ASSURANCE OF years old, locating in Kanvas, tt Get at the Real Cause —Take was in the pre-civil war days and| Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets the Indians were frequently on the) PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.—At the! 100 persons were to be arraigned on W8F path. He joined the eighteenth| That's what, thousands of i { z Kansas volunteers and wen. through sufferers are doing now. Instead of rvi dct aE, dawn of the fourth day of Brig Gen-| charges aaa era Share the thick of ‘the wartare with the taking tonics, or trying to patch up a An exceptionally full program rigible could be saved from incarce- eral Butler’s campaign to clean up Pawnee Indians. He was mustered poor digestion, they are attacking the was erjoyed by the members of the, ration in the institution. Philadelph’a, police reports indicated | lV 5 out of the service in 1869 aid then Teal cause of the ailment—clogged liver Casper Kiwanis club at their meet-] Major Beach made a plea for the Thivsone S¢ the moat ates ine Ha &) | Went to Pennsylvania where he mar | and disordered bowels. ing today. Mayor §. BR, Loy and| American Lezion and for-the mem- {in Pus duatce po ta “etter: Weeditae 2 |rled Mire Elizabeth Benton o: Piti-| | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse Major Alfred H. Beach were the | bership drive which will be staged | He remeine’ in th» the liver in_a soothing, healing way. principal speakers. Mayor Loy was|here next week. The speaker spoke ‘7 an . dealt to crooks, gamblers, bootleg. THOR lig iF IN N “burst tp 1872. He Louis Company Buys an honored guest of the club as were | very e’oquently on the fight which Political Support ds gers, narcotic drug peddlers and 0 H LF | e+st until 1893 when I turned to When baie liver and ° ywels are per- . Menver. He ts survived by three forming their natural functions, away members of the ¢ity council. He|the Legion is making against radi- others of the underworld. es indigesti: troubles. . i daughters and two sons, all of whom 80¢ indigestion and stomach nukes; the Jecupseetion “of the Ki: caliam, I host forty: pisces were raided last ‘ty Jail is being cleaned up. ™make their home in this clty with| Have you. bad taste, coated Control of Denver wanis c'ub in helping his adminis-| Anniversary week for all the Ki- Pledged at Parley in jeer and approximately fifty arrests spe ape ar chara ne: ta exe iMod of Bicyen J. Chambers, | Poor appetite, a lazy, don’ V-care feeling, Co | tratice to be an efficient ore. “We]|kanis clubs in the United States W. * ston hind iron bars was started at the Who resides In Los Angeles. oo arent © The ea “a - Goods E 99 not want cooperation in the way |and Canada will be from January ashing’ on. Saal ten Aig ells Chia mocuings* tenhete. = = ce diabetes ney able’ { i of sanctioning everything we do nor|21 to January 26. The Casper club we cake . Ohio, Jan. 10—| were removed from the beds of pris- Dr. Edwards’. Olive Tablets are a in condemning everything we do,” | will arrange sgme special plans to Ww, INGTON, Jan. 10.— Re- | police today prepared to con-| oners and were given a good boliing urely vegetable pound mixed with ‘DENVER, Colo., Jan, 10.—Negotia-|.said the mayor. We do want con-j celebrate the week, ASH * tnue their raids on orders of Safety t af yards ‘to be inkled pu ‘ t com] a 's involving approximately $6,-| structive criticism, however.” A letter from Harry Durham ad-|newed support to organized labor in| rector Edwin D. Barry, to rid the| (ut; afterwards to Fea olive oil. You will know them by their p08 Ey the panting ef-contecs vie] Hartesught Up the wubject. of isi: |dresbed'to ell tvembers tor the Cues] ims Doliteal and economic teks was city of mint slot machines, gambling) “tt, &, dainfectant. | Every rent: “Cascar ets” 10 c olive color. "They do the work without ri yom! pledged by representatives Dh Sther ® cay c : : we e Denver oH Priya ives etd of soe intel ise ey Seaport can was read be- are aiinttohe ui Meese wae and other forms of vice, more than/ one into with the idea of making Take one or two at bedtime for enver, one o! part- 1a, 5 orga: —————$—$——<—$_§______ quick nt stores of the middlewest, to/awalting a trip to the state indus:| Mrs. BB. Leggett rang two solos on Ba! Stas ofa weaterant oats gation be made of the department oaeiia J. M. Farris under whose if Si k Bili relief, Eat what you like, 15¢ and 30c, vncrt, trial school at Worland. He arked}at the beginning of the program. : ae diva dig ot 7 at pa Bi gure Roast! bya Agel tthe Slwaitibag. Wnt the iatvigaens | She wee Seccguiea by Mrs. Pal. |session_ here. fee cone oe nns oc cemimay | dixection. the wotk was Deine’ .cgs | IC " | IOUS, , ‘were admitted here today by! !n the club assist toward doing|mer of the Charles B. Wells Music| Reso'utions were adopted before|ins and reporting crops, that high|ried out this morning said that one tariff dutes on manutactured neces-|day would be set aside each week as < sities of life. be repeaied or reduced,|“clean-up day” and that the pris Consti t d PEARL that the house rules be modified to|oners would be turned to the work pa e TE ville L. Wi'kinson, president and, something for such boys in order to surer of the St. Louis comnany.! avoid sending them to Worland. Nkinson, accompanied by Frenk/is the opinion that at least per Mayfiel@. vice pres'dent of Scrug-| cent of the youths marked {ncor- Vandervocrt and Barney; F. A. rtin. F. L. Glidden and Miss Clara itkenhainer, a buyer for the St. adjournment urging prompt repeal of the EschCummins law, and freight rate reductions on farm prod- r, ts without cutting wages of allow discharge of committee on pe |en masse. Presbyterian: Mem: |e yitect ccttin wegen ot ra een of ten ner cont ot thm eee To Meet Friday company. voleed to the plan of the Mellon tax|bers and that the aaministration of | “They Work While You Sleep.” bill for lowering surtaxes ou Jarge}the packer and stockyards act be INDI N | When you feel sick, dizzy, upset neomes. Immedate enactment by|fransferred fro mthe department of when your head is dull or aching AT YOUR SERVICE iy ettcitns ori Soe Ay Sphaber ger ad | congress of the Norris-Sinclair bill Iture to the federal trade com D270 stomach is sour or ease invest! naapergs ep tol ' The men of the First Presbyterian |to create a government marketing VET I DE just take one or two pleasant “Cas Phone 1 702 h a view to Durchase. ehurch and any other men inter-|corporation for farm products also] Immediate relief for the wheat carets” to relieve constipation and ested in the church are invited tc NIGHT NEWS LONDON—Assassination of Herr Heintz, president of the autonomous government of the Rhenish Pala. Rager of 1312 South Locust |tinate was reported to the Daily o recently underwent a serious} ya) ration 1s reported\to be improv- —— rapidly, WASHINGTON—The Bulgarian 2; 12% legation denied reports of Swiss . H. Newton, Frank Strode and) newspapers that former King Ferdin- A. Forren of Wa'tman are in the | ana had-been granted permission to fy on business for several days. | return und res.de in Bulgaria, ee mace f n Johngon is here on business] NEW YORK—Wall Street experts Bay from Lysite. estimated the total stock of the Ford Saw ie ; | Motor company was worth $840,000, A. Bmith is expected to return | 000 and predicted it would total $1,- marrow from Ames, Iowa, where | 260 000,000 in another year. was called several weeks ago the death of his mother. NEW YORK—Former president ar) Woodrow Wilson will not comment ifford (Spark Plug) Bond a mem-| on the Bok peace plan, his secretary ir of thé Tribune staff, has return-| told the New York Times. from Milwaukee and other east- soe cities where he has been spend-! PARIS—A court held tnsurance the Christmas and New Years companies are not lable for losses in idays with his parents and oD the burning of Smyrna in September, siness, é 1922 which it sa'd was a consequence eee of the Greco-Turkish war. Vord was received here today Bit ae at Rochester, Minn., that Wil-) NASHVILLE—Dr. Witllam xk. Grieve who underwent a suc- Hardy,:christian missionary, report- sful operation at the Mayo ed cantured by Tibetan bandits was other’s hospital Tuesday is rest- reported safe. easily and is expected to be able return in a short time. was asked. farmers in the spring wheat states ——- billousness. No griping —ni be present at the Presbyterian] Other resolutions. urged that Mus-|is being urged on congress and gov-| DENVER. Colo., Jan. 10.—George cathartic-laxative on earth for Me manse, 1103 South Wolcott stre cle Shoals be developed “by the fe¢- ernment officials by a delegat on | J. Chambers, 73 years old, who in his from Montana, Nerth Daketa, South Dakota and Minnesot Women outh served through many Indian also 25 and Childr and 50c 10c boxes s—any dru For results try a Tribune Class at 8 o'clock tomorrow night for a program of entertainment City Briefs era’ government for the benefit of the entire Ne." that an investi. NEW ORLEANS—Antonio Man. ero, secretary to Adolfo De La es Shepperson who has been Huerta, Mexican revolt leader, ar- nding some time here with his rived here: fly: left this morning for his - nch near Salt Creek. : cee j B. C. Morland of Cleveland, O., is = ' e on, business and visiting with brother, Frank C. Morland. ° . G.J Stevenson who has been nding the last few days in Lara. BOSTON, Jan. 10.—WiLie e and Rock River on business is} Hoppe of New York, whose tenure pected to return tomorrow. © of office as 18.2 billiard champion i eee many followers of the game have iLyle C. Henry of Salt Lake City,| come to believe is permanent, will ved yesterday and will visit here| meet Welker Cochran, youthful th friends for several days. cue star of Hollywood, Calif., in eee the first 500. point block of their hp-ff. Bryan of Denver is here at-| three night 1,500 point match for Bding to business affairs for sev-| the world’s 18.2 balk line billiards 5) days this week. title in Mechanics hall tonight. oe In the championship tournament Scott Hazen, sheriff of Hot Springs} in New York, Cochran and Hoppe junty was here yesterday from| tied for first place, but in the arene Play-off in Chicago last month, Aho. te Hoppe won by a wide margin. L. B. Roberts has returned from| The match beginning tonight is lings where he has been visiting| the challenge match Cochran, as r the last three weeks with rela-) runnerup for the title, was en- am titled to demand, according to the eee rules of the tournament. C. Wi Cullen has returned from _—__ plorado where he has been attend-| LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.—Arthur is to business affairs for the last/ Havers and James O¢kenden, open eek. golf champions, respectively, of Eug- cee land and France. were to arrive here C. W. Zorn. city engineer of Grey-| today. In addition to the California bil is in'the city today. open championships, which both ee will enter, they will appear in nu- Attorney A. M. Gee of the Ohio merous exhibitions in California, 1 company spent a short time this meeting Wilie Hunter and George ‘ek in Cheyenne on business. Von &lmin their first local appear- see ance Saturday at the Rancho Golf A. Baker spent Tuesfay of this| Club in a 36-hole match. ek in Cheyenne on a business t='p. pee" ae 2s In this sale you will find every dress in the house—none excluded —every one must go atasacrifice. Party Dresses, Afternoon Frocks and Street Dresses of Silk or wool for spring wear. A dress for every individual style of beauty—and every occasion— all on sale. THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON REMEMBER—Joe David does not misrepresent—every dress is plainly marked—watch the Red Tickets for Sale Prices. Oliver Oguest of Lavoye is here to- y attending to business affairs. oe te tlon ss football coach at Centre w. J. ins is a Greybull busi-| College has been accepted and he a Bl pe cir * ‘short time in| has been released from his’ five city this week. year contract, which had four more wa years to run, Dr. C. E. Allen, J. A. Woods of Salt Lake City isa faculty chairman of athletics, an- sh yman fe nounced today. ness) here for a few days. Mr. Moran recently stgned a Clarence Jones was a Casper visit-| three-year contract to become head here yesterday from Rawlins. football coach at Bucknell college, 250 Dresses —- 3 Lots --- 3 Prices Only LOT 2 LOT 3 | Lewisburg, Pa. Beautiful plain serges ,tricotines, Poiret twills, Dresses from the country’s best manufacturers; In this lot you will find our complete assortment Roy Ruson of Salt Lake arrived z crepe de chine. A few fur-trimmed velvets, or designed for real wear and style. Poiret twill, of party frocks and evening dresses, in the sea- pis TOOK DI ig ened orl) attend to bust When Yo C ft h by Id heavy satins with coffee color lace collars and flat crepes, satin crepes, novelty woolens, large son’s delicate pastel shades of taffeta, brocade as Dey cape ee Sere ju VLatc 0 cuffs. Many suitable for the busienss girl w,ho range of sizes. In blue, brown, cocoa, sand, navy velvet, georgettes. All silk lace. Twenty-five ] H. Thocker of Colcrado Springs Rub on Musterole prefers a plain taileur. 75 styles. All sizes, All and black. 50 dresses. $40.00 sellers. Red street dresses of plain taileurs in Poiret twill or .visltitty Puerp fore BAdet time this)» | Na iderale is cany toapolyend Meets $25.00 sellers. ‘A look will convince you. Ticket Price, Friday and Saturday heavy crepes. Real $60.00 sellers. Sale Price, ch. in its good work right away. Often it Donald Kettering and H. B. Bur. Preventsa cold from turning into “flu” won are visitors here from Lisbon, eH erage ae aE ln prin per a i work of grandmother’s mustard plaster A without the blister. Frank Connelly of Chardon {s — Musterole isa clean, white ointment, siting here with friends fer a short made of oil of mustard and other home ie this week, simples. It is recommended by many | T peeconeeat peo doctors and nurses. Try Musterole for TRAM BACK 22pe pion the cist shea Le saree Pleurisy, stiff neck, bron- » asthma, "i ogres, IN CAPITA Pains and achesttttaeecen joints, $prains,sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, | frosted feet —colds of all sorts. To Mothers: Musterole is now WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Senator| made in milder form for iram Jéhnson returned today from ls campaign trip into the middle- est and made plans to renew his ght in’ that section for the Repub- an presidential nomination within fortnight. Addresses probably ill Be jmade at Chicago and in uth and North Dakota. aehreb tine rie 00 19" A Deposit Will Hold werent | JOE DAVIDE CO, |" No Exchanges @ | Come Early and Make 227 SOUTH CENTER PHO TAT Your Selection We'can save you money on you ades and linoleum. Hunt oll Better than a mustard plaster Pe 241 W. First. Phony 936J.