Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 3

Rie ee ee eae Che Casper Daily Cridune PAGE THREE. ; Townley and J. J. Hastings, for-{ president sald this was the motive AGE Saat temtraa pay to fae cas ite otha GUARD ASK D F tec Neo-partiocn league’ e(ficinis;| whlch. actuated “hin ia" HiaKing. the bat" on the question and declared was dismissed in Judge Leigh Mon-| announcement Inst night that Mr. , that “politicians are in terror when- son's court today on the ground of| Butler was his choice for the chair- t ever the subject comes up, but no the North Dakota statute of limita-}manship in view of the indicated > 6 matter what is in the platform, tions. desire of John T. Adams of Iowa, EXE * ‘ prohibition will be the first thing in the present chairman, to retire. the minds of the publi B tl Pi ke d _—_ Community service. was discussed} The board today decided to invite] ,. The, “iehteenth amendment wilt OF SIX ITALIAN SLAYERS utver icke ase the members of the Casper 'y decided to Invite| be ‘revealed inside of five years,’ v4 some Denver realtor possessed of | Dr. Butler said. “It is a failure the F C. 7 Es ma Pasi nf oe wating, Meigd Lae Ae knowledge of multiple listing to| country over." or hair n getting the move-| come here and advise the local real-|" Dr. Butler declared that tele- statement yesterday, he announced WASHINGTON, May 2.—Senate and house conferees today finally took up the Japanese exclusion sec- tion of the immigration bill. ‘BATON ROUGH, La., May;3—, Tho superintendeht reported Wed- eats: Byes in Casper. Mr, Parkin | tors in regard to its strong and weak | Tams anc letters of congratulation | Governor Parkér hasbeen ask o| nesday receipt.of:an offer of $50,- e JUST OPEN was of theo; that from a busf.| Points. and approval had been pouring in| ova. a company of the oat 009 to. permit. escape, of five, of the By Coolidge 1 national ‘guard to Amite, May ? Genera toward the betterment of Casper. deferred until next. Friday. eave hea epee well aa purely social and| The arbitration committee made a/ UPon him from many parts of the Rie Plans} morat stanapoint a community buitc-| report on two matters’ which had| Ration since he made an address de- Paeen eaaTd to Amite, ey 2: | mous person called on the. telephone, ras aes and its functions would do much|come up for settlement. Action was| £ehding the wet position, before the raer | SPerking in broken English, asked} WASHINGTON, May 2.—Republi-|| Blacksmithing and nT. T. dinner of the Miseouri society Tues-|!"S Of six Itallans for the murder| Captain Rennyson if he had received|can leaders in Washington saw to. > ce) ax on tty night: Some of tho letters came} 0f Dallas Calmes, | The Governor | the communication relating to the|day in Presiden Coolidge’s designat. Horse Shoeing from Texas, and others from the} “clined today to say whether he | tripe. fon of William M. Butler of Boston Special: Securities. ‘ Pacific coast and the middlewest. | Would do so, but {8 ee Kaan as his choice for the Republican na- A Specialty 3 a ee Sibited Coe eee tional chairmanship an opportunity|]| We shoe all defective WASHINGTON, May 2.—A treas- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, May 2.— ; TOWNLEY CASE te entiol cane art to the party's}! feet and guarantee satis- ury provision in the revenue bill Flour unchanged; bran 20.50@21.00.| NEW ORLEANS, La., May 2— ErGidée.* political .aAvieers of. thal Acton. limiting tax. deductions in relation v Stele Gee Captain Archie Rennyson, Superin- K. R. MIDDAUGH to income from Seroete hee cena A ‘ie wine for highway in.| tendent of the Orleans Parish prison IS iS HI | S S E 1] pea rejected toda; e senate, RE SRS, 4 “hi th sh tall demned BT to 36. ee "| NEW YORK, May 2.—Dr. Nich-|into the Republican national con-| formation. Pcclonas Gre, EVES eS NIS, ° Be independent. Raise Chick- E. H. RYDER ‘The proposal was bitterly assailed|olas Murray Butler, president of|vention to which he is a district Saerane ae received today a letter informing 1147 East C St. as an indirect levy on tax free fed-|the Columbia University, probably | delegate. him “je will get you sure” if the men hang. ens. See Mountain View Su- burb. Philip S. Hoyt is among the Lan- eral, state and municipal bonds will carry his fight on prohtbition| While he would make no direct der visitors in the city. while its proponents argued !t would) bring in $35,000,000 additional rev- enue annually by checking tax eva- sions by holders. of large incomes. Opening of tax returns to exami!- committees was approved without dobate. Everywoman’s Opportunity—SUBWAY About Fifty Smart Spring and Summer More Than 100 Spring and Summer EXTRA Hats $6.75 Hats $4.95 | * uso \ Hats, Coats, Formerly Priced at $10.50 and $12.50 } Si; g Formerly Priced at From $5.95 to $7.50 ies SENT Everywoman’s Opportunity-Mezzanine This provision also has been ap-! (B¥ed by the house. A finance ‘ommittee amendment authorizing ‘the committee to make public the returns also was accepted by the senate action. | Senator Norris, Republican, Ne- braske, opened a fight for full pub- licity of all tax returns. | Resuming his argument, Senator Norris predicted publicity for tax returns. would resu!t in the collec- tion of millions of dollars more each| year by “showing up those who are| now evading the income tax.” Senator McKellar, Democrat, Ten- Everywoman’s Store Regular $5,50 and $6.50 12- and 16-button French Kid Gloves $2.95 A Convenient Place to Meet Your Friends eR aa ec ee ee MORE enh eeee Lo moet Sour a rrence: Capes, Suits, Included are copies of a number of famous All the new fancies and shapes for matron Drsssesi ote: Paris models of exceptional beauty. and miss are to be found in this group. of nessee, assailed the policy of making! z refunds ‘without public hearings. He said that in 1921 a total of $28,000,-| Fron, Gaowa: co rie —good news for women ~~. A Main Floor Extra Special! —have you tried who weer only the best— e DAYDREAM Exclusive Hats nOsb/SiLR Casper Made Soap, Gets Advertising: From Recent Fire Following the fire in the moe send building Tuesday afternoon, Harry Free began the task of eras- ing the marks left in his offices by ¢ smoke. There was one cleanser 3 hich aia the work and did it well— Chiffon and Thread Silk From Laurel, Schwalbe, Belart and Other $1.50 i: mt $4.25 —or— \ E. Fellows who lives in North Casper had no phone, and Famous P. 4 H ] ee el aE Designers : Onyx Pointex Hee ‘Those deputized to get Fellows’ soap and nothing but, managed to find a few cans in Galles store. tre supply was used effectively in cleaning woodwork in the Free offices. From now on Fellows will have a! phone and will make more and more of his special soap whith 1s ag en excellent ees Rah ad NIGHT HT RIDERS — .ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., May 2. ] 5. ‘wo houses have been burned, ‘one of them the ranch house of B. C. Hernandez, collector of internal revenue for New Mexico and tweri- ty miles of fences torn down in fresh outbreaks of night riding in (A Silk Hose of High Quality) Chiffon and Thread Silk $2.50. jai: three’... $7.00 Both of these popular brands are shown in all the new shades‘as well as in black and white. Are Offered i On the Mezzanine at A Group of Charming Dresses (On the Main Floor) In roshanara and other popular crepes, various soft silks and fancy wool sports ma- terials reduced to. Rare Creations of Beauty and Distinction Rio Arriaba county, accorting to >’ be word recelved here by Mr. Hernan- Regularly DRE It’s Time for Sports Wear! dew from his brother-in- , J. Phil ; Martinez. { Priced at A The message recelved from Mar- We Have It In Specially Selected Costumes of tinez said signs threatening death From and property destruction have been posted in prominent places in the county. There has been bitter feel- ing between some of the residents of the county and the large property owners. Recently several hay stacks ‘were burned. $18.50 to $30.00 A : Blouses and Skirts Now Obtainable Ly aa Li : Sweaters and Skirts At This Marked Ps @ ve disrnandes, has notified the abel Reduction Jersey Suits Tweed Knicker Suits leave soon for Caitioatto takeren | Two-piece Suits of Various Sports WwaiTra Ip Ur f Materials CAFE WAITER 5 HELD | sich Si RES Coats and Capes des he ghee ia FOR BEATING HIS WIFE Children’s Pretty Summer Hats And AIlI the Other Necessary Items On Display In The Subway Millinery Section Sas Van Usba drs Wan envested ‘Uy the police department at 1:55 o'clock this morning on a @harge of, beating his wife. Van bees is a walter in a local cafe. LATE Lt (4 About Ninety —— Fabri The Coats and Capes A Large Group of the Season's IN THE SUBWAY “Step Down and Save” New Summer Wash Dresses____$9.75 Linens and Ratines Charming Sports Dresses______ $9.75 A Choice Group Of High-grade, “Fashion-right” Derby favorite, w hich was unbeaten Styles, Pare gs eS For Every Requirement and Colors 7 Oden, pos Attractive New Silk Frocks___$16.75 Dress and nen ead Have been selected from our regular main floor a Epos we adae Clever New Sports Coats $16.75 ree-year old start, trail- A Hi . Stocks BOGS so eae pare ei mee ac ars Nee ee Pe ohm ee ne 2 v stocks of beautiful modish spring and summer gar- : to the anal sents ate ments and are offered at reductions of from 10 to Regularly Priced Regulsr Stock Dress and Sports Coats________ $23.75 = 83 1-3 per cent. | $ ; hes ora that sitisras tne poe cae : $92.50 to $48.60 seguiatly « Peiced hia Pokaeue ete appre cas be sure it will taste good unless This Range of Reduced Prices Is Now 7 c At bSprinvoring matracte Aa ws $34 75 i $59 75 $82.50 to $45.00 Pretty Spring and Summer Hats $7.50 re CHOICE ‘ i a. lk ‘ ° Ce} . CHOICE Extra Special (See Top of Adv) _$4.95 Children’s Hats—$2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50 The Garment You've Wished for Is, Here $ Wh) af and up. Trueshape and Puncture Proof Hosiery__$1.00 Modes for the Larger Woman A wet nurse im- House Dr ss, Porch Dresses, Aprons..._89c In New, Stylish New Fancy House and Porch Dresse: $1.75 mediately, Call 5 p Sweaters, Blouses, Sports Skirts, Silk Under- Coats, Suits and Dresses wear, Cotton Underwear, Silk Petticoats, Fur 2706. Are Here in Liberal Assortment Neckpieces and other items at special low prices.