Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 8

CDC ge Dee Eererepeseenne rs er eeepeneueesereaegontens > yeeenereconpeavesesene? PAGE EIGHT. : Che Casper Daily cribune FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924. COFAKEAC (}N|FOREIGN SCIENTISTS WIN FOUR [PRESBYTERIAN MEN __[S:"""""~“""~ int 5, Shipping Board J¢ Higlway—Rough but | well to wait a few days before start- Inquiry Delayed E Y | com TD Salt. Creek, Detour ing for Rawlins and points west or N oO BIG B AN | ea Nine Mile Lake. Salt Creek | south, IRRIGATION ] l Sheridan—Fair—fresh graded| The bridge over Wind river near WASHINGTON, May 2.—Four of,;and physics of the sea; the Henry Las at Kaycee and Buffalo makes | Shoshont on the Riverton road has} wASHINGTON, May 2.—The going bad for several miles. Easily | heen replaced and traffic is proceed-| house committee investigating ble to Montana tine. ing ag usual, shipping board today postponed its ‘a awarded by the A’ 5 ‘Cam-| , The men of the First Presbyterian / quested to remain at their homes | Passa! Pi | an aay ot poor mean oa nance ivlenat re ete church gathered in large numbers | until the canvassers have called. The road to the Black Hills via| hearings until Ser ae ‘because TOUR (IL F| B : last night at a dinner given by the} Reporcs of the canvass will be but not | Lusk is in excellent condition, the inability of its witness, Comp- —————— clusion of its annual meeting here|to knowledge of physical conditions ” eral McCarl, to appear. went to forcign aclentista and will| within the Stars and an interpre.| Men's Class of the Sunday school in | given Sunday evening, and at din-| good. Cars expe ening considerable troller General McCarl, to appear, be forwarded to them through the] tation of the Einstein theory as|the tabernacle. Gregor Stewart en-|ners given Tuesday, Wednesday A Greece has tssued a special series : i ugh, but embassies of their respective coun-| applied to astronomical problems, | !vened the occasion with a number | and Thuraday evenings. Croskiiriaas von of postage stamps in commemora- “ H. Roe tries. the Watson to C. V. Ludwig |°f selections on the “pipes. , tain View Suburb has Ad P d]__,2h medals awarded to the for.| Chartier of Sweden, for contribu: estle Ie the Pea iy : € Moun é dresses OStPONEA |aicn scientists, announcement of| tions to astronomical science, and| 2, McGarrah of New York was the Bloc with several mutate Misgolongh!, and another bears a|| 3 miles of ges lines. which was made Into yesterday were |the Elliott for 1923 to Dr. Forcs-| pict speaker. Me was ila ge AA tata Yas y portrait of the poet in his youth. Last Week Are Set | the Acassiz to Otto Sven Patterson |nand Canu ot, Versaition ‘for his | Short talks by the following: J Lashes it abt ich shat a Healey, J. 8. Mechling, H. D. Mc- Mountain Road—Rough but pas- of Sweden, for studies in chemistry | study of North American bryozos. Cormack, manager of the telephone - WEEK! y| sable to Garden Creek. Snow blocks | For Tomorrow. Sompaay, deer 8. NOMBRE. TRI- LY ROAD _SOLLEEIN Wala sointatn ooh PRICE paee tote TR U. W. Johnson of Campbell Johnsons, A.| East Yellowstone Highway—Good S F L C. Riker of the Wyoming National | and dry to Wheatland. New grading| Remarks—Thermopolis is cut off; 3 A four-minute speaking campaign C UL bank, A. A. Slade, superintendent of|between Wheatland and Cheyenne| from the south bP the slide in the fo) be. oon aga BY eee. ee schools; E. H. Foster, county attor-| rough but easily passdble. Cheyenne | —————— | 1. Ue TOWNSEND Chamber of Commerce among the ney; Cal. Smith, manager of the |to Denver—Good, either by way ‘of towns and camps in thay Cres = i White Eagle Refinery, and John | Fort Collins or Greeley. oil fleld for the purpose of enlighten- 1 McFadyen of the Ohio O!l company. The Casper Electric {ng the population there in regard Each speaker set forth from his| West Yellowstone Highway—Fair fs Painted’ Walls, Casper’s Newest and Most to the Casper-Alcova irrigation pro- ae own point of view the necessity of|to Riverton and La Woodwork, Furniture, Greasy i i nm and ndér—Road ta] oon or atc “Uea, Porepie Co. Modern Fireproof Hotel ject will be started Saturday. This] mye Barnyard and Bailed Hay]mals acting according to the dic-|Church buildings to meet the needs |rough but cars are going through i was to have been conducted April] circus drew a capacity house to the| tates of thelr masters was produced, |of the growing city. Dr. McGarrah | without trouble. Rocky Mountain|| ration Stain in Fine Fabrics, Ink || 121 E. First St] Phone 19937 26 but was postponed owing to bad) Natrona County high school gym-| Acrobatic work was introduced at} &4ve @ very able presentation of the |Highway—Lander to Yellowstone Stains, Ete. tor Ty : ‘weather conditions. nasium last night and. those who at-| intervals, four squads of performers|Télations of the ehurch to civic] Park is impassable because of snow ASK YOUR MESCHANT roe NOW OPEN ‘The speakers will leave the cham- tended this unusual exhibition of| working simultaneously. righteousness and prosperity in any | and tack of work. Wind River Can-|| SYLLOWS CLEANING ber of commerce headquarters at 9}the work of the gym class not only|to which the various communit: yon road to Thermopolis blocked in Phono Orders 2556W o'clock Saturday morning. They €X-| found comedy in the pragyam but| put in gym work was A general committee on finance |Canyon by landslide, Bird's By pect to arrive in the Midwest Home | giso enough serious work to prove|to the audience and y|was organized and eight teams F camp at 11 o'clock. The party willl the ability of the performers in ath-|clever things were done by the per-|formed to canvass for funds for then split into elght groups and | jetics, formers. the completion of the church build- each group will cover a particular Phillip Edwards dressed in the} The clown band was one of the|ing at Eighth and Wolcott. The camp of the field where the speak-| customary garb of those gentlemen| hits of the evening and afterwards| estimated cost of thb building .is ers will make short talks to the| who travel with the circus and do| about 30 clowns stepped out for the| $150,000. .A partial canvass carried men during lunch hour. In the/tne announcing, explained the| purpose of going through a comic|on a few months ago ‘resulted in afternoon they will go on a sight-Jevents to the audience after the| drill. pledges and promises of * $38,000 i ; seeing tour of the field and in the jo of the larger shows. “Posi-| The high school orchestra, under|from 200 subscriptions. The goal BLOOM TTER evening they will appear before|tively the largest, most spectacular,|the direction of H. W. Compton! set by the committee as the amount CLOVERBL BUTTER ------- 3c other camps and at the towns of/mst thrilling ything in the for the drill numbers. j to be raised at the present time is othe Salt Creek, Snyder and] rnited States or n,"’ said the pwing the regular show an| $100,090. The committee decided to FRESH EGGS west. announcer. “after” show was given. This in-|» pledges on the 40 months’ Tho four-minute speakers include| Dogs, bears, elephants, lions and|clided, among other things, #ome| plan extending the time of payment PHONES SERVICE B J.J. F J. P. Kem, Lew M. Gay,| horses were made to perform in|dancing by a chorus will be dupli-|to a given amount per month for 1251 AND A Few More WO Eee 45¢ G. L. son, R. D. Wallace,| novel ways. The intelligence of the|to represent girls. 40 ,srontheli Phe keolhowrine sakes ene Less than half the price of any Broom Burke H. Sinclair, W. M. Holland,|antmals was proven to be almost] The entire circus will be dupll-| pointed as captains and assistants 1252 QUALITY J. E, Scott, C, A- Cullen, R. C.]human and the effect of actual ani-|cated this evening. It starts at 8|of the various teams: A. A. Slade Spuds, by the hundred---------------__ ---$2.40 M. O. Dan- Cather, George Jarvis, o'clock. 7 e s ford, 1. B. Durham, W. B. Cobb, a bregtie et vet etme, moat Emmett Fuller, M. P. Wheeler, W. = Leary and R. 8. Ellison. Peake and B, L. Scherck, Carl Extra Fancy Apples, Winesaps, box_---- {-.--$2.85 Oranges 22c, 45c and 70c Shea veer i 101 r iF. B. ilk, ; shy, Mesa eee rasan La Housewives Enter | ORME ORY GOODS) FS RETURNED [ieee Semee" * * ae ede Ganen se ay a Green Beans, Wax Beans, Asparagus, Tomatoes, New Spuds, Artichokes, Lettuce, Celery, Cucumbers and lots of other green things. STRAWBERRIES, 2 boxes_----.--55¢ iti The Casper Dry Goods store, 120 morning, and an opportunity will Into Competition East Second street, is starting a sale T0 PRESIDENT babe sada "AR ale pelts maha today for the purpose af closing out arco inet teie Nudie CHEY: Wyo., May 2.—] half the stock of the company. This seco seaccesirt ae: Be! dept Kitchens of Laramte county ruralj#ction has been made necessary be-| WASHINGTON, May 2. — The : housewives re ta enter inte compe. | cause of a lease recently granted to | Bursum bill Increasing pensions for| fri! Visit the members of the church Bos P for \tor subscriptions to the buildin tition for prizes, under the direction | #1. B. Kilne, jeweler, for one-half | Civil and Spanish-American war vet-|¢inq on the 40 months’ basis. All Good Wyoming Raised Potatoes, per 100 Ibs._-$1.90 Large Dr. Phillips’ Grape Fruit, each_ Crystal White Soap Chips. of State and county home demon.|the space of the store. Mr. Kline|erans, was returned to President of the church ave se.{f@ We have everything in the line of Groceries, Fresh: stration agents. will extend his present store to| Coolidge today with reports on it z A & . 7 + a cover the new space as soon as the|by the commissioner of pensions Vegetables, Fruits and Strawberries. re i ee Eee ee rar i Casper Monument Vorks dry goods department of the store| and Director Lord of the budget bu- ty e Wi y in 508 South Conwell Phone 2542 | is closed out. reau, The ten day period during prices in our Grocery Department. We insist that oe The Casper Dry Goods company | which the president must act upon MEAT DEPARTMENT considering the QUALITY and the VARIETY that WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at|!s offering exceptional bargains dur-|the measure expires next Wecnes- we are the very cheapest place in Casper to shop. ‘The Tribune Office. d of the sale. day. : = Quality Corn Beef, per Ib.-----------~ ae 15¢ Ranchers, boarding houses, contractors, families, or Hamburger, spears): 2 aoa cee on noe 15c anyone buying in quantities will save money and get better‘ service by -buying in our Wholesale Depart- Pure Pork Sausage, per lb.----------------..- 15¢ ment. Large Fresh Dressed Hens, per y eet oa? 32 REMERBER—That all prices quoted here are our Fresh Dressed Poultry Sure to Please een Prices and that every article in our store is NATRONA BUTTER SHOP, Corner Second and Durbj n Retail Phone 631 Wholesale Phone 1916 Headquarters for Casper’s Quality Ice Cream Summer Is Here. So Is Ice Cream Take Home a Quart Johnson Brothers Grocery Co. 638 East Second St. - We Deliver AWAY IT GOES u er u The Entire Stock of the Grocery Store in the New Public Market | Blended fromthe, | A.ggkgeeera |) tone su at ost ' Choicest JImportations = The Goods Will Remain at These Prices UNTIL SOLD COFFEE Gold Medal, Ib. The world’s most’ famous plan- Substantial | Ns 31D. can- Quality and ff Butternut, Ib. —- Early Breakfast, Ib.-- Hills Brothers, Ib._ Nucoa, 2 Ibs, -__ Premier Salad Dressi Durkee’s Salad Dressing. Stigar OP lbsueconesksee veo oie -$1.00 Cascade Fruits—Peaches, das and Apricots, 25c per can, or 4 cans_ 23 bars Pearl White Soap- 5 bars P. and G. Naphtha Soap Seedless Raisins, pkg.--.----- Campbell’s Soups, any kind... PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY. Rear New Public Market WE DELIVER Phone 2627 in Butter-Nut. Artfully it is blended to bring . forth those delicious qualities of flavor which have made Butter-Nut so distinctively delightful. Order a can of Butter-Nut to- day. We guarantee! you will like it better than any other coffee you have evertasted. If you do not, yourmoney will be refunded upon return of the unused portion of the can. RIGHT IN TUNE} I MAKE SUITS TO ORDER TONIGHT THE PEOPLE’S At our clubhouse, five miles south of Cas- per. Roads in good condition. Enter- es Se ee a eee tainers, dancing, hours 9:00 to 12:00 p. m. B if Nu Guest cards upon request at our office, M er- J Coffee Central Wyo. Auto Club : elicious” 334 P. & R. Building tations send you their choicest coffee :