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

PAGE YEN. JAP EXCLUSION WILL BE Gaul IN CALIFORNIA New Significance Seen In Primary To Be Held Tuesday. SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.—Next ‘Tuesday's primary in California has assumed a greater significance than any contest between individuals as fa result of the pending Japanese ex- clusion measure, Lieutenant Gover- nor C. C. Young of California declar- ed in a statement issued here. The sthtements follows: “For years this state has been acutely alive to the perils of Japan. ese immigration. Every endeavor has been made to bring this pert! to the attention of the people of the eastern states. Suddenly, out of a clear sky, comes a declaration by the Japanese ambassador so nearly like a threat that to preserve our own national dignity congress passes an exclusion act—the senate almost un- antmously. This exclusion act, merely from Auto Club Opening to Be Held This Even the circumstances of the ambassa- dor's indiscretion, if for no other reason, should have received the {m- signature of the action would h proper and natu world, But under influence tronger than the influence nla, ys, discusses the matter with the ambassador, talks compromise, postpones any action possibly until after May the sixth, the day of California’s pri- mary election. QUAKE IS RECORDED CHICAGO, May 2.—Sharp tremors were recorded on the w u selsmograph at the of Chicago at 2 p. m. Cen- ne yesterday. The a maximum at d at 4:25 o'clock. oscillation re 2:06 p. m., and The distance indi miles in a southe; Heed Nature’s Warning Before It Is Too Late Pains In The Side, Back : And Kidneys Show That Something Is Wrong With Your System — Nervous- ness, Loss Of Appetite And Sleeplessness Are Advance Warnings That If Heeded Will Save Ser- ious Trouble Later On. TANLAC HAS HELPED THOUSANDS REGAIN NORMAL HEALTH Over 100,000 Persons Have Testified That TANLAC Has Corrected Stomach Trouble, Indigestion, And Kindred Ailments— It Builds Up The System Tonight at nine o’clock sharp the The club house Your Veins. All Good|™™bers and thetr friends. ‘ be a regular get together meeting Druggists Sell TANLAC. | tha many things of interest to mem | bere and people of Casper will be discussed. Special entertainment features have been provided, and a lively, or- chestra will provide music for ¢ ing they were going. A choice corner for small , Dobbin Realty Co., ister Bldg. 226 E. You’re Betting on a Certainty Meats You Buy At MEYER BROS. MARKET It’s a Cinch That Our SATURDAY SPECIALS Are Leaders Pot Roast, Ib.. Shoulder Steak, Ib. Boiling Meat, lb. Pork Roast, Ib._- Ibs ose Spare Ribs, Ib._- Sliced Bacon, Ib. Sugar Cured Bacon, It Pure Lard, Ib,---.--- Smoked Picnics, Ib._ Sugar Cured Ham, Ib. US UL RR Sb Re je Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz... Pork Chops, OUR BUTTER SPECIAL Climax Creamery Butter, Ib..-_.--------------__. 45c Save the coupon in eacl to a quality apron—FREB, ound of Butter. Sixty of them entitles you A FULL LINE OF OYSTERS, PICKLES, RELISHES SMOKED AND FRESH FISH RECEIVED DAILY MEYER BROS. MARKET OLD PUBLIC MARKET, FIFTH AND WOLCOTT PHONE 303 ing Hy Miss ELIZABETH BAKER, interpretive dancer whose appearance Rheumatism, Nervousness| at the Central Wyoming Auto club opening tonight will be an attraction. was formerly . doors of the Central Wyoming Auto-| known as the Alpine Gardens, and And Starts Rich Red| mobile club will be thrown wide open | {s located five miles south of Casper. Blood Coursing Through | nd a cordial welcome be given to|'The roads are in fair condition, and It will] a large number of people have said Guest cards are When You Stake Your Money on the Quality and Reasonable Price of the je Casper Daily Cribune being given out upor request of mir. Dutty, secretary of the or- TLL SEIZED ganization, announces that the club 5 house’ will be open from now on, * ESTE paraphernalia and had been taken out as eviden C. Owens, fede! and hopes to be able to meet all of the members personally tonight, and that they will bring all of the friends, * rald, ———————_—_—— was once above water and ited by men. blast when the sheriff's office and —_. FOR CITIZENSHIP ARE. |stecal'smcts Stner""t2e shack on the banks of Casper Creek FILED WITH EXAMINER just a short distance from the town- | > site of New Salt Creek yesterday afternoon. Paul O. Dille was arrest- | ed as the operator of the plant. Sixteen Casper and Natrona| The raid netted 12 barrels of mash county residents yesterday filea|®nd elght gallons of Mquor. The Choose the - most beautiful and ge- pendable watch in our large and varied stock of watches for Men and Women Pay for it on your own terms—just a dollar. or two each week, You°can own the best by’ Saving and Paying Syste- matically. their final applications for citizen- ship with F. C. Emmerich, United States examiner for this district. Four of the number were Cana- auuna ao wsumaiy iacee pores] Watch YOur for this country. The applicants 5 ‘ “ S and the countries from which they wre ving aiceance wm as t| DAMples vanish lows: William Holden, G. P. Brodie, Pimple-Poison goes when Red William J. Campbell and Helen m.| “BY? Pimples rhessm inlay ter ae Brown, Canada;,.Carl/H...L. Berg builds these Red-Blood-Cells! and John McKenzie, England; Rob- You can bo sure of this, nature Seta ita eee ee oe ino, | has no substitute for red-blood-cells. Sullivan, Ireland; Andrew Holme] pimple;poison can’t live in the red and Einar Mortensen, Norway; Otto | rivers of your blood as long as there Nelthammer, Austria; August Peter- son, Sweden; Nicholas D. Lisikatos, Triandifillos ‘Tambourlos, Arthan: asios Theofilopoulos, and Johannes Soules, Greece, Opera Record at Cleveland Is Lowered CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2.—Two world’s records for indoor opera at- tendance were established here last night, according to’ Lincoln G. Dick- Ayres re enough rich red:blood-cells in ey, manager of Public Hall. t. More red-blood-cells! That is C Eighty three hundred persons| hat you need when you see pim- Jewelry 0. heard Feedor Chaliapin sing tn] les staring at you in the mirror. Faust, the largest single audience 133 South Center St. in history, Mr. Dickey said. The total receipts were $23,879. The record of 26,430 persons at- tending the four concerts of the Chi- cago Civic Opera company were broken by 2,200 more persons _at- tending the four of the Metropolitan Opera company. fed by your blood. They mean free- Former Race Schooner Lost isckhaad pear beans Beat yeronk eczema and skin eruptions, from rheumatic impurities, from that tired, exhausted, run-down feeling. HALIFAX, N. S., May 2.—The| Red-blood-cells are the most impor- Lunenberg Schooner Delawanna, bgotene in the world to each of Canadian entrant in the first inter-| 28, 8.8 8. will build them for you. national schooner race in 1920, in| 8-8. 8. are known since 1826, which the Gloucester boat Bsper- pid ey inept ip it anto, was the winner, was lost yes- . a terday on the eastern coast of Nova sirenatheners ever produned. 8.3.3, Scotia. ‘The Delawanna’s: spring | tye qree gt tok stay snapped, causing the main mast | ono aje® 8128 Bottle 18 more eco- to crash down, ‘smashing in the| 2Omical. stern of the boat. Captain Cook Ss and the crew escaped tn their dories Py Qn pe HEC sep Lee Slackheaded pimples are worse! Sczema is worse yet! You can try overything under the sun—you'll ind only one answer, more cell- »ower in your blood! The tremen- lous results, produced by an in- rease in red-blood-cells is one of ’s of medical science. ted-cells mean clear, pure, rich »lood. They mean clear, ruddy, lov- able complexions. They mean nerve ise all your nerves are GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE Oscillator Type Now $125.00 FREE— An A. B. C. Washer Ask Us About It 121 E. Ist Mountain ood yoads at all times. and made shore in safety. E. R. WILLIAMS STORES 129 West Second 446 South Wolcott 815 South Grant Street Phnieh Phone 457—458 Phone 289—1168 REGULAR PRICES AF ALL, THREE STORES EGGS, am dozen... BUTTER, per pound ... 98-Ib. sack Seal of the Rockies_______' $3.25 FLOUR: sack Seal of the Rockies_______ $1.65 Milk, tall can, each_.....--____ BREAKFAST FOODS Milk, tall can, one dozen cans__$1.30 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes___---____ 10c Gorn, . par Can... 5. spacecoas 15¢ peelloaes more Flakess Corn, one dozen cans.___-~~-_-_: $1.75 Rellone's Peonbien Tomatoes, can --15¢ Kellogg's Bran Flakes Tomatoes, one dozen cans__-_$1.70 Puffed Wheat —- No. 10 can Peaches_____-_-___- 65c Puffed Rice ~~ No. 10 can Peache: 6 cans $3.75 Shredded Wheat Brooms, /4 tie “-__._. = Sees 55c pos: Nera ay Kraut, Hominy, Pumpkin, per Pettijohns y can | --~-18¢ Grape Nuts —__ One dozen cans_____ es Cream of Wheat. Fresh Vegetables—Fresh From the Garden Every Day OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY PHONE YOUR ORDERS shack were ‘burned by the officers after the still W. C. Irving, undersheriff and R. ral officer, made the Sctentific. men generally believe - that the bed of the Pacific ocean|¥esterday at the residence of J. L.\|\ . poppin REALTY CO. tnhab-| Peete, 983 North Pear street, actual- Now Seaisa ly occurred at sat. niet Pear, the a ladiser dg, East st. sid tL. B. . The “haere rent A wash boller still was going full =. Sa Meee se RY AGT residence 0! ounger. A.B. C. Washers —FREE Casper Electric Co. Phone 19933 View Suburb has FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924. dence of Mr. Peete, which fact gave rise to the error. | North Casper Fire Not at Peete Home}, ramapeurnra—meotore Jus chant, died. The fire réported to have occurred ECONOMY DEMANDS ; THAT YOU WATCH THIS SPACE e UNUSUAL VALUES IN SPRING APPAREL — For the Younger Generation WASHABLE SUITS—For little boys, 2 to 6 years, each____$1.25 to $3.75 WOOL TWEED SUITS— For little boys, 2 to 6 years._$5.00 to $13.75 WASHABLE HATS — In Devonshire, Pongee and Gaberdine; for little boys from 2 to 6 years 2 ae $1.00 to $2.75 DUPLEX PANTY DRESSES—For girls from 2 t6 6 * years, does away with panty waists; in Voile Ba A ee aS $5.00 to $7.50 SILK PONGEE DRESSES—For little girls from 2 to GPE So Facet 8 FP as ED et $5.00 to $10.00 MILAN STRAW HATS—For girls and boys, ages 2 to 10 years___. $2.75 to $7.50 Saturday and Monday Special BABY DRESSES—Most of them made entirely by hand. While they last, $1 00 e each — FULL RANGE OF SOCKS—14 and lengths; in Lisle Fibre and Silk, per pair_______, Se and 85c WE Perkins & Co. SPECIALTY STORE Tribune Bldg. : Grocery & Market 826 East A St. Phone 2040 WE DELIVER SATURDAY SPECIALS BUTTER, Ib. 2 Tomatoes 2 Corn . 2 Kidney Beans . 1 Halve Peaches _______ Oi, Ibs SUGAR $1.00 19 bars Crystal White Soap-__. Crystal White Soap Chips — Large White King __ Hills Bros. Coffee, Ib,_-.----_______ Hille Bros. Coffee, 1b._-------------- 1a ae STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, doz._.__93¢ a ee ee Strawberries, pint box New Cabbage, Ib.__ Winesap Apples MEAT DEPARTMENT Fresh Pork Shoulders, whole Pork Chops, Ib. Pure Lard = -.- Swift's Sliced Bacon______ Armour’s Small Skinned Ham Pork Steak, Ib Beef Shoulder Round Steak _.___ Fresh Ham Steaks Sliced Ham to Fr Spare Ribs ___ Rib Boiling Meat 2 Ibs. 55c whole or half