Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1924, Page 2

E. PAGE TWO KILLS FRIEND WHILE CRAZED WITH ALCOHOL Lovell Is Scene of Late Tragedy Involving Murder. LOVELL, Wyo., Feb. 9.—Crazed from drinking liniment and alcohol, Evans, 28 years old, shot fe y Killed his roommate and lifelong friend, George Marlan 23, in the washroom of th nd hotel here. The bullet en- tered Marland’s neck and came out nt the base of the brain. The details of the quarrel which preceeded the shooting are not known as the two men were alone. Both were glass workers and had been employed in a local glass fac- tory for the last year. Evans re- cently received a $700 bonus from the state of Kansas and quit his job since which time he is said to have been drinking heavily. Evans is being held in the Big Horn county jail at Basin and will be charged with first degree mur: der. HARRY MPCRAKEN MADE GENERAL MANAGER OF POSTER COMPANY HERE The expansion of the Wyoming Poster company due to the tremen- dous growth of Casper and conse- quent business development has re- sulted in the addition of several de- partments to this company, as well as changes in management. Harry McCraken, whose long . ce in Wyoming has given circle of acquaintances, the $ size of which is second to none in the state, was, at a recent meeting of the board of directors of this com- pany, appointed general manager to succeed Hal P, Riney, who will re- main with the company as assistant to Mr. McCraken, and in charge of construction and maintenance of the poster and electrical departments. The great volume of advertising business along these Ines, which’ has heretofore been cared for in a large measuré by outside interests warrants, in the opinion of the com: pany management, the addition of Several new departments. Electric, flash, paint, calendar, newspaper, orm letter, show card and so forth Frill be cared for by this company; through the departments now or+ ganized and being organized by this company. W Arrangements are being made to bring T. F. Wood, $f Kansas City Mo., to Casper. - Mr. Wood is one of the best known advertising managers of the west, and will have charge of newspaper publicity. For the present the offices of the company will remain in the Con: solidated Royalty Building, and an additional shop is under construc- tion and will be available in a very few days. Storm Tieup Looms Again in Wisconsin, Said MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 9.— Wisconsin tonight faces another tie- up as the result of a heavy snow which has been failing in northern and central Wisconsin during the day*and continued tonight, Manitowoc, Stevens Point and Berlin all reported heavy snowfall during the day, At Milwaukee snow fell at intervals during the day while tonight the fall was steady and heavy. Streets roadways and railroad tracks which were blocked by the blizzard of Monday and Tuesday ‘were again threatened by the snow and there was every indication that many cities of the state would be snow bound by morning if the snow- fall continues. IOWA PHYSICIAN MAKES STARTLING OFFER TO. CATARRH SUFFERERS Found Treatment Which Healed His Own Catarrh and Now Offers to Send It Free to Sufferers Anywhere. Davenport, Iowa—Dr. W. O. Cof- fee, Suite 1453, St. Jameés Hotel Bldg., this city, one of the most widely known physicians and sur geors in the central west, announces that he found a’ treatment which completely healed him of catarrh in the head and nose, deafness and head noises after many years of suf- fering. He then gave the treatment to a number of other sufferers and state that they also were com- healed. The Doctor igs so proud of his achievement and so con fident that his treatment will bring other sufferers the same freedom it feve him, that he is offering to wend a 10 days’ supply absolutely free to any reader of this paper who writes him. Dr. Coffee has special fzed on eye, ear, nose and throat diseases for more than thirty-five years and is honored and respected by countless thousands. If you suf- fer from nose, head or throat eatarrh, catarrhal deafness or head noises. send him your name and ad- dress today.— Adv. the exhibits pl with a win n the only recognition from the judges but admiration from the public. has been p) Troops No. 17 8 1 sents a lake. The snow covers the Sets Ola Ha the ee | eden eo tbat: thie caetuer sasieatecant n model summer camp in the window is increas Pine trees cot of Treyett’s confectionery. There is one large cabin intended to rep- resent the mess hall and there are 10 cabins used for sleeping quar- an open fire finish man’s work, while a lake is seen also, Troop 6 has built a lean-to of pine boughs, has reseued a buffalo head from the wilds of the Ble Horns, has gathered materials for making a fire according to the ‘old friction method and, if one may believe the reality of the exhibit, has actually built a fire. Three troops besides ‘Troop 6 have displays in the Campbell John- son store. Troop 10 shows a num- ber of model cabins, two model air; planes, and several representative knots which should be known by all scouts. ——_—_— We are prepared to take care Contractors Please Judges Appointed in Local Competition Find Difficult Job in Choosing Best Displays Saturday wpe play. exhibits: “We, thé committee duly appoint- window Troop No. 2 of the Casper Boy Scouts won first prize in| °7,'0, msPect and Judge the son stor s were Denbam and Ambrose Heming: | everyone is way. bridge. Ev The exhibit of Troop No. 2 repre: | how to construet one in case of an sented a number of things that | emergency that may arise. Troop enter into the scout life. There was|8 has placed such a bridge in its @ model summer camp showing log | Window. Arrow heads, knots, a cabins constructed for sleeping | fire, filnt and steef, a small tent, quarters and for cooxing, a number Indian relics, and relics of | shown. frontiersmen, a scout signalling | In the Music Shoppe window appar: and other articles of | Troop Nop. 1 significance. The display was the | constructed most complete of any and won not | design. The setting is in winter with the snow falling. A mirror A signal tower, a fence, and Rosclar cctlings frop Ney aceon ee 141 ‘Casper Mirror’ * -. Works =~ sized order, Framing and R: 827 Industrial Ave PHONE 1 In our bargain basement you phonographs. Many have aced in various store windows of the business district yesterday. The winning display was in the wind- ow of the Campbell Hardware company. Troops No. 17| *! and 18 won second prize with the ‘work placed in the window of Trevett’s confectionary, while Troop No. 6, mpbell | Scenes of wild life, two packs third place. The | ready *for the hike, knives, snow seorge, Jarvis, chair-| shoes, and a drum and bugle make mmett Fuller, A. A. Slade,|up the cisplay of Troop 9. Not and the troop charter are also entitled to first prize. familiar with a pontoon ery scout should know | titled to the second prize. prize. 3 has a model log house on a rather pretentious laced so that it repre- cision. THE CLOCK OF LIFE The clock of life is wound but once, And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. The present time is all you own Live, love, toil with a will, Today make plans for tomorrow For the clock may then be still. Anon. MORTON HOWARD NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE : West Twelfth Phone 2676 bs While other agents may claim the best North- western Mutua] Agents prove it. Individual policy needs courteously figured by appointment. Victrolas, Brunswicks. Edisons, Columbias "mn find a fine display of upright been only slightly used or demon- strated and cannot be told from new. We fully guarantee each one and give you our exchange bond on any instrument selected. Come In and See the Entire $150 Victrola Cabinet size mahogany. Brunswick Mahogany. Like new. Liberal terms. Cabin Display, Only a Few Listed Below: $100 $295 Edison , Very spe- et fumed oak. cial. $1202 $7322 *175 Others From $35.00 Up | Slightly Used Musical Instruments of All Kinds In Our Bargain Bzsement—Extremely Low Prices and Liberal Terms The Chas. E. Wells Music £o. Victor and Brunswick Dealers 232 East Second Street Casper, Wyo, Phone 194 Casper Bunvay Crivune SCOUT TROOP NUMBER 2 CARRIES OFF HONO IN WINDOW EXHIBIT. NOS. 17 AND 18 ARE NEXT Plete the scenic beauty of the dis- honorable mention to the exhibit of | we tried to be governed by the Troop No. 10 in the back window | question as to which exhibit. would | illustrate, almost ideal arrangements “In making our several decisions | which Scouting stands. Exhibits | above mentioned, seemed to {llus- Expert watch in this matter as above outlined, | receiving first and second prizes as | trate in the best Possible way an ing, Casper Jewelry Gary eet +The scout officials have an ex- hibit in the window of Lloyd's con- ry. Following is the report of the committee selected to judge the exhibits of the vatious troops under your council, having made such in- spection this day, beg to advise as “We are of the opinion that the exhibit of Troop No. 2, in the Camp- bell Johnson Hardware window is “We are of the opinion that-the combined exhibit of Troops No. 17 and N 18 in the window of ‘Trevett's confectionery store is en- ’ “We are of the opinion that, the exhibit of Troop No. 6 in the north window of the Campbell Johnson Clothing store is entitled to third “We beg to advise further that it was only with some difficulty and after some discussion that we were able to reach the above con- clusions, as all of the exhibits showed great Interest and much in- tensive work, and it was only after making a second inspection that we were able to réach a final de- Casper, Wyo. ° ~", ebove outlined, to us seemed to ks Bee’ and dependent almost the Campbell Johnson Clothing | best illustrate to the people of Cas- for a permanent large camp; while his own resources.” s. per the principles and ideals ‘for |the exhibit receiving third prize oe ideal camp of @ scout out by hime) Wholly o- OUR FEBRUARY. 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