Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 7

Good Friday Witgessee Executive In _ Arkansas, New York and Illinois; One Slayer Granted Stay FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924. FOUR MURDERERS EX ECUTED TODA LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Aprjl 18.—Joe Sullivan went to his death in the electric chair at the state penitentiary here ‘at 5:37 a. m. for the murder of Luther C. Hay, Little . Rock detective last July. Sullivan walked briskly to the death chamber and showed no nervousness. The current was applied at 5:35 irae dares and two minutes later he was pro- nounced dead. The body will be sent to Kansas City to }is mother. TWO EXECUTED AT ~ COOK COUNTY JAIL CHICAGO, April 18.—Luclus Dol- ton and Henry Wilson, negroes, con- victed of the slaying of Patrolman ‘Vincent Skiba, were hanged et 6:35 this morning in the Cook co nty jail. Both spent part of the night Ustening in on radio program after they ‘expressed a preference for a radio concert instead of the chicken dinner customagily given condemned men on the eve of their execution. SING SING SENDS ONE TO DEATH OSSINING, N. ¥., April 18.—Reu- din Norkin was electrocuted in Sing Sing prison last night for assisting Abraham Becker in the murder of Becker's wife. Becker was electro- cuted last November. » EXECUTION OF NEGRO STAYED EAST ST LOUIS, Mls*, April 18.— Acting on the plea of prominent church men, Circuit Judge Borde with the consent of States Attorney Lindauer, has entered an order post- poning the execution until Monday of Ernest Ruppert, negro, sentenced to hang today. The churchmen ob- jected to the day because today is Good Friday. Ruppert was convicted of murder- ing William Owens in a holdup De- cember 23 last. ‘TAG’ DRIVES ON MOTHER’S DAY SCORED WASHINGTON, April 18.—Pro- motion of the “Tag day game” in connection with Mother's Day de- nounced in a statement issued here today by the Mothers Day Interna- tional Association, Incorporated, “Any pérson using the name of Mother’s Day, its emblem, celebra- tion or other features for solicita- tions, tag days or any appeal for funds of atiy kind,” says the state- ment, “should be regarded as un- authorized solicitors and unworthy of suppor’ Poland Grants Concession On Forest Lands WARSAW, April 18.—In_ pur- suance of his policy of bringing foreign capital into the country, Premier Grabski, after concluding the recent loan negotiations with Italy, has granted a concession of 500,000 acres of virgin forests to the Century Trust, Ltd, a British branch of the International Timber corporation, which exploits forests in eastern Europe. The company, headed by Sir James Calder, 1s to begin work in September. The concessions will run for 10 years. Ancient Roman Theater Found PHILIPPOPOLIS, Bulgaria, April 18—Archaeologists aro stirred by the discovery of what is evidently a Roman amphitheater in the city square, Djumata, The workmen’ were digging foundations for a new structure, when four meters below the sur- face of the square they came upon a filght of marble stairs of massive construction and -surface worn smooth by the tread of many feet. ee One of the benefits to the pub- Ne that has grown out of modern advertising is the general adop- tion of “one price” to all. Formerly, many stores, depend- ing on transient callers, and with- ou, definite advertising policy, had no definite price policy. Selling and buying was u match- ing of wits, jockeying for advan: tage on both sides. The one price policy of worth while advertising stores dispenses with the nece.isity ior sharp buy- ing. Now in tho best stores the menu of the world of industry is laid before the buyers, sincerely described and uniformly priced, and shopping, with every assur- ance of fairness, is done first in the newsp r, SHOP IN FORE 1E TRIBUNE BE- sHor G IN THE 10rs pai alle oe The Tibetan Bible consists of 108 Volumes of 1000 pages each. In ad- dition to tis there aro’ 226 volumes of commentaries which are neces- sary for the understanding of the Scriptures. NOTED DOG the Pekinese dog of royal environ- ment and pampered pet of Ignace and Madame Paderewski, was re- ported near death today. for the noted pianist's of his concert tour and his haste to Chicago in the Paderewski private car which was met by a veterinary en Sloux Falls, S. D., has eaten too much, has been pampered too much an dexerised too little,” veterinary, who said it was not like- ly to survive another day. years old. NEAR DEATH a CHICAGO, April 18.—!'Pingy, The dog which was responsible cancellation telegraphic instructions from said the Besides, he said, “Pingy” is 15 Brooms—Bargain at 49c. customer. Only 1 gross. yours. 50 Watt Electric Light Globes _ 75 Watt Electric Light Globes — RAG RUGS ae Rugs 24x36 00h <2 wn cseset Rag Rugs 27x54 S0GN) 2 ow ones Rag Rugs 30x60 each Rag Rugs 86x72 bey th a2 $1.95 pris $2.65 — ree Straw Rugs 6 70 y 9 feet each reget ee 4.95. 9 feet by 12 feet OREN Cath ee $7.95 TIN WARE 10°Qt Galvanized buckets Ga 12 qt. Galvanized g buckets = 35C 14 qt. Galvanized buckets ~ ach No. 1 Wash Taba each No. 2 Wash Tubs each No, 8 Wash Tubs Pudding each . ‘asl Nat, 10c...15¢ GRANITE WARE 1% qt. Sauce Pans 10c each . 144 S. Durbin Today in Washington ° Senate and house meets Senate of] committee meets. President and cabinet hold their semi-weekly ‘nceting. shipping board takes more mony. House bankiig committee con-| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prior are tho tinues its hearing on the McF'adden| parents of a baby son who arrived this week. Mother and baby are re- Senate agriculture committee con-} Ported to be progressing nicely. tinues its hearing on Muscle Shoals measure, bids. gen bill. privileges. inquiry. proposals. House rivers: and harbors com- Senate committee investigating al- leged Texas land frauds presses its House Irrigation committee con- tinues its hearing on Colorado rive: PERSONALS R. B. Wertz, general manager of the Producers and Refiners corpora- tion spent Tuesday of this week in Cheyenne on businses, John Tripeny of the Tripeny Drug has returned from a company weeks pleasure trip spent in, Call: fornia. vacation here with his parents. eee Miss Ruth Bridenbaugh friends. eee Mr. and dire. G. % Holden isiting with friends and relatives House agriculture committee _re-| \’ Easter holidays. sumes its work on the McNary-Han.|" Denver over the Haster holiday: Mrs. W. B. Newman of Denver is je Senate patents committee hed¥s!\isiting with friends here for a few arguments against radio copyright|days having arrived yestorday morn- ing. St. Lovis arrived yesterday dnd Boxelder street. mittee proceeds with its hearing on the Lake Michigan water withdrawal proposal. House rivers and harbors the drawal proposal. Delegates attending the American revolution visit hington’s tomb. Only SEVEN More Days Left com- mittee proceeds with its hearing on Lake Michigan water with- the contin- ental congress of the Daughters of to 10,000,000 School Children need SCOTTS X G IN WHICH TO BUY YOUR WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A DELAYED SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES Consisting of Granite Ware, Tinware, Aluminum Ware, Dishes, Rag Rugs, which WILL BE SOLD AT SACRIFICE PRICES—LOWER THAN MAIL ORDER HOUSES One to a Hurry to get _39e _48e Special Pot Gane Oe 30 5 Quart ramsiid “956 |! 10 -quast Brepervilig a3e Metlas ists ces ee eanen Cc Pots ---- SPCana 40€ 4: pete eee! 15¢ %-Pine Cups each ore se 5c ALUMINUM WARE Aluminum Round Roasters _ peutle Broilers - ach be qt. Covered Sauce Pans.'s* sceentepoce! 5 ic ach Solent Biyie * $1.00 25c Pudding Pans, 3-qt, each note... LOC. 20€ eae aca 1 SRE isc Petste Maskes a, a ac oe Wiisss cee 10c sauce ia or ctemaine oigpaes | 10c each .. y ic GAS APPLIANCES Just Off Second St. Gas Ranges AT REDUCED PRICES _ PRICED $22.00 AND UP EXTRA SPECIALS 100 Watt Electric Light Globes Electric Irons, While They Last Only 14 Left Sink Strainers each Moons cs cmeeore Mop Sticks each { "Gallon Measures bea Sete inpanp wie game A (7 Ae gente aa 35¢c cast sbepassremnenrssseaeo oes 35c DISHES sine Mt $6.70 Bese tata $7.20 ES CETT a -ine! inner p ic each per gallon POo2O Phone 133 Ode Casper Daily Cridune son of Mr, and Mrs. seiy of 340 South Ash street, last evening from Helena where he attends Mt. St, Charles college and will spend the Easter ‘Thursday evening for Denver to House committee investigating the} spend the Easter holidays with testi- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Browne of spend until the latter part of next | week here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Robinson on PAGE SEVEN. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilt are the . Parents of an eight-pound baby daughter which arrived yesterday at the Lincoln street hospital. REBEL CHIEF AT SANCHEZ VERA CRUZ, April 18.—The rebel general Guadalupe Sanchez, prin- cipal Heutenaint of Adolfo De La Huerta was reported today to be in the neighborhood of San Francisco an important point on the Inter- oceanic Railway west of Vera Cruz. With, him, according to the report is the rebe! general Alejandro Kur- zain. Genera! Sanchez was last heard from last week at Nautla, fifty miles north of Vera Cruz on the sea coast, Generaf Anacleto Lopex has been sept with 800 men in pursuit of the revolutionists, — [SETTING THE STYLES PARIS—One of the new little hats in semi cloche effect is of black picot straw with a crown similar to that of a derby hat. Across the front of the crown are three large, flat, red velvet roses, NEW YORK—A graceful use of lace is seen on one of the new after- noon dresses shown here today. A length blonde lace ts draped from the right shoulder of a black crepe frock to tne left knee and the sleeves from elbow to wrist are made of the lace. ‘ six LONDON—Malden hair fern ts ex tensively used. today, both the real and the © artificial, for decorating afternoon frocks and dressy coats. A knot of very tiny flowers with the fern in the background pinned high on the left shoulder, NEW YORK—The Scotch Tam O'Shanter is the model for a re- markable bathing cap now on ex- hibition here, Of rubberized silk, this,plaid tam has a feather made also of rubber. = ask tor HOrlick’s The ORIGINAL i y Safe form,makes The Food-Drinkfor All Ages, Digestible—No Cooking. A light Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Malted Milk For Infants, Invalides, Children a The Aged Ask for “‘Horlick’s,”’ at all Fountains. Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder left] NEW YORK—So aristocratic has 8a Avoid Imitations — Substitutes the erstwhile humble alpaca become today that crg¢pe de chine is merely a trimming fof it. A pompeelan red alpaca sports frock is trimmed with braid like folds of dark blue crepe de chine, Look After Your Blood In these days when there is 80 much talk about germs, you must fortify yourself against them. At church, in the “movie,” or at any entertainment, !f your neighbor has a cold and sneezes or coughs, the air is full of germs and if you are not in good condition, you may be- come ill, ‘The only sure protection your body can have ts blood in good condition. Take that splendid herbal tonic, Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery, then your blood will be rich and pure and germs can’t harm YOU'LL SAVE AT THE CITY BUTTER SHOP EASTER AND PAY DAY SPECIALS Strictly Fresh Eggs, Dozen 20c We are offering some very fine Winesaps, fancy and extra fancy, all perfect, sound apples Winesaps, fancy box_--$2.15 atte Canary, mater 45¢ oO: % i ivenna Creamery Butter50c Fanges, sweety juicy, dos 18¢-sreadow Gold Butter —_.-4Be Fancy Creamer; Butter 42¢ Winesaps, ex fancy, box $2.35 Grape Fruit, 2 for -----_ Big Horn Creaniéry Butter 45¢ Grape Fruit, 8 for —_ PHONE.226 NEW SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET “ Across the Aisle from Delicatessen Actress Sues For Diwvorce are LOS ANGELES, April 18—Vir- ginia Caldwell Ruggles, former New York actress} is complainant in al you. divorce action on file here today} Send 10c for trial package to Dr. against Wesley Ruggles, motion pic- ‘3 Invalids: Hotel, “Buffalo, ture actor, charging desertion. 5 Advertisement. will SOMETHING NEW —IN— EASTER SPECIALS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Two Prices Have Been Set On EASTER JEWELRY ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS Each Piece of Jewelery Is Plainly Marked With Its EASTER PRICE $10.00 Will Buy Any of the Following Articles. 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