Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1924, Page 2

aa PAGE Two. TRIBUTES PORIDISABLED WAR VET [CHICAGO SUSPECT WN AS OF CON FRIEND POSER HEAR OF DEATH Victor Herbert Held In High Esteem by Music World; Funeral Scheduled Tomorrow. NEW YORK, May 27.— Victor Herb ert, composer and orchestra conductor, is ‘dead, and today tokens be- gan pouring in showing the esteem in which the country held the man who enriched its mu- sic with scores of waltzes and op- erettas and gave » this country in Natoma” one of its first native grand operas. He died yesterday rot an.apoplectic stroke. years old. The funeral tomorrow will be at- tended’ by virtually every one promi. ment in the musical and theatrical art. Mr. Herbert was born in Dublin Ireland, the Lover, tie nc age of seven studying music in Gerrhany under leading masters. It ‘was as a violincello virtuoso that he entered the music world and the role in which he States, being invited to be soloist for the Metropolitan on of Samuel He was at the came to the United Opera company. 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Westbouna No. oo No, 41 -. 8 a. m. 9 a.m 2:30 p. m. Carriers name Station, car wash fg. Phone 1920W. Highw: 4 THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER C0, Everything in Building Material RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Distributors of KONSET Three-Day Cementing Process for Oil Weils. Phone 2300 and 62 Office and Yard—First and Center Sts. JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION NOW CUT OUT THIS COUPON TS In the Tribune Carriers Competitive Race I hereby cast 10 points for: Pay on your subscription account and count 75 more points for each month paid. He was 65 This Coupon Is Good for ee ES to realize some of the money. Hundreds of women bought Saturday Cudcage, Burlington & Quincy . - Che Casper Daily Cribune HUNTS FOR FAMILY JN KIDNAPING AND KILLING IS SEIZED The prisoner ives in the Hyde Park district where the Franks family lives. Search for the typewriter on which the ransom letter was typed; and for the clothing of the boy was continued. Hearing was to be held this after- noon on an application for a writ For four long years, as Frank L. heart the happiest man In the Whole Baird puts it in a tetter to Casper's|]U. 5. A. chief of police, he has searched in| ‘Kindly let ma know {f you can all parts of the country for his wife|arsist me in any way as I love my and two children. family and wish them to be with Today, Baird, a yeteran wounded|™me. My wife's name is Mrs. De'la in the World War is I! and prac-| Baird, the ehildren are Anson Ed- tically without funds in Long Beach, | W2"4, age 9, and Sossauite bred Cal. He has heard that his family $s | 6 ‘a you wet in sae es ee. somewhere near here, but being un-| tell my EN tas rottherarth tots able to make the journey, he has ete cage 'e. for: them’ to come written to find out. He says: 4 i? ‘TI am writing to you because 1] Mr see ihe gh) peices am in trouble and would like your, Oat New York street, Long Beac Driver of Automobile Answering Des- cription of One Seen Near School Attended by Franks Is Held , CHICAGO, May 27.—Arrest of a man known as advice and whatever help you cap regents Leis of habeas corpus on behalf of two 2 ded anda a gh Se faba George Johnson—the name signed to the ransom letter instructors at the private school cannot w , 80 am just out: Fi i who have been detained by the po- received by Jacob Franks demandin; $100,000 for the lice for questioning since last Satur- return of his son, Robert, 18 years old—driving a gray | 7 automobile, was the latest development in the investiga- 3 , tion*today of the kidnaping and death of the boy. The Cae re eo waughter wad born, My |, BRUSSELS, May 27.— Unusual | prisoner was driving the same make | school attended by young Franks eo ee eee ve icing ne | PONOrS Were accorded Ienatce Pad-| 5¢ automobile seen near the private | when he started from school. wife had to make her own living as erewsk!, plano virtuoso and Madame best she could and support our tWO! pogerewski on their arrival here children because my allotment WaS|jact night, Prince Leapold was at not sufficient. So in her looking for the station to meet them and tho work and my being wounded in king and queen gave a state dinner France, we Jost track of each other.|\;, their honor. “I have looked for her and have followed her from piace to place for! yEWwAUKEH, Wis. May 27. — four long years, only to be disap:| the Rev. O. Hanson, Des Moines, pointed at the end of each run. I| Towa was eiected president of the hear now that she is somewhere In| yutheran Inner mission at tho an- the vicinity of Casper. nual conference. He succeeds the “I am broke and sick here though | Rey, Ambrose Herring, Pittsburgh. Uning it the best I can. “During, the world war I was serving my country, Before that T was a happy married man with one Why 2h nce PARIS, May 27.—(By The Asso- to re my sea ciated Press).—The general coun- e help me by advertising in your local |ciin er the awe vrotiehat densa Prin Protect your Health papers so that my wife and children| ments of Bure. Et-Leir, Germans, might be located, you woulc make|anq Haute-Vienne in which the left a wounded soldier, with a broken} piog scored successes in the recent elections have adopted Republicans demanding the resignation of Presi- AVERVEW PARK AT |= The anti-Millerand drive {s being actively pushed by the Socialists. ure by President Coolidge of the Rogers bill, reorganizing the diplo- matic and consular services, was MU} announced tocay at the White House. Budweiser Its thoroughly aged ~ not green or unfinished, Consume the quality products of Riverview park at Mills opens! SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 27. th ILS Friday evening, Decoration Day,|—Members of the Nationa! Editor- ‘e House o featuring the DeLuxe Musical En-| {a1 association, en route to Mexico, tertainers. dance orchestra uncer! were entertained here today. Arriy- u -DU h. the leadership of H. M. “Siim"|ing from Oklahoma, the party was e ser: sc Brant. carried back, two centuries to the St. Louis Mr. Brant has imported Ray Hul-|time of the founders of San An- t and Stanley Brown of Port-|tonio's five missions and saw irri- land, Ore., who are considered the| gation ditches that were watering Miso sanulacturers of best brass team in the northwest. | gardens fifty years before the Amer. Hulburt and Brown play saxophone| {can revolutio GRAPE BOUQUET and clarinet and have a reputation all over the Pacific coast. A Good Thing—DON’T MISS IT Rx SS 4-B GINGER ALE The orchestra will also have with ond your name and address BEVO it M. G. Butterfield, singing cornet-| Plainly wri A fe Pn TY MALT-NU1 {st; Dooley Crouse, who has been | Med 3o., Des Moines, lowa, and ¢ playing the drums with the Arkeon|recelve in return a trial package orchestra al! winter and Miss Val|Gontaining = Chamberlain's Remedy for co ide, ci Buy by the case from your Dealer Doss, pianist from the Curtz or-| bronc! % st ee Parker Bros. Cigar .& Tobacco Co. chestra. tomach trouble, indigestion, A canvass of the new combination | P shows that the youngest member|enssy pains that crowd the heart, Distributors has had eight yearg experience, playé ness and constipation; Cham: Casper, W: ing dance rusic“while the oldest | ferlain’s Salve, needed in every fain- aS has been in the game for 23 conse-| nna’ akin atfentic * cutive years. famit cl F only 6 cents. fie a u ertisement. Woods Filling Station, car wash. ing and greasing. Phone 1920W. Yellowstone Highway and A. 2.2? Wyoming AT THE SHERIFF SALE! OF THE National Sample Coat and Suit Store Formerly Owned By C. M. Elgin Thousands of Dollars Worth of LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ARE BEING SACRIFICED Casper, Wyo. 10 POINTS We bought this merchandise from the hands of the sheriff, at our own price---and are selling them out at about 30 to 40 per cent wholesale and Monday; ask them about the wonderful values. Arrives Departs 4:00 p. m. 810 p.m 535 p.m SALT CREEK BUSSES 3 Busses a Day. Each Way LEAVE CASPER—ARKEON BUILDING| Leave Salt Crock Baggage and Express Called for and Delivered Salt Creek Transportation Company BANKRUPT SALES COMPANY HENNING HOTEL BUILDING 112 SOUTH CENTER STREET 8 a.m. 2p. m Tel. 144 3 p.m TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924. NEW YORK,—Gete Tunney,) EL PASO, Tex.—Ray Long, wel- light heavyweight champion will de-|terweight champion of the south. fend his title in 15 rounds with west, and Harvey Thorpe, of Kan. Tommy Loughran, of Philadelphia, | sas City, were matched for a bout klyn on June 24. in the Jugrez bull ring, June 8. psc cata ihe acai tS Mrs. Mary Kyle Hartson has re- tired from the office of postmistress at Kyle, Texas, after a continuous service of 22 years. During this lo! period she had only one month's leave of ahsence. —_—_———_ _— Call the Tribune before you start on that trip. Big Bargain _ Hunters Until the entire stock is gone I am offering the following prices on staple merchan- dise; prices that I know can not be beat, as I am selling these advertised items in:most cases, at cost and below. HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS I Am Closing Out My Entire Line of Kitchen Utensils, AT LESS THAN COST Values Up to 25c - Pie Pans, Dippers, Funnels, Granite Sauce Pans, Buckets, etc. Values Up to 35c Ice Picks, Wash Basins, Mincing Knives, Pudding Pans, Strainers, Egg Whips, Six Tea Spoons, Three Dessert Spoons, Three Table Spoons, etc. Values Up to 45¢ Sanitary Dripping Pans, Glass Berry Bowls, Dish Pans, 6, 8 and 10 quart Stewing Kettles, Strainers, Frying Pans, Granite Tea Pots, Flour Sifters, Egg Beaters, Bread Pans, Graters, Tube Cake Pans, Curtain Rods, Muffin Pans, etc. — Values Up-to 60c Eight-cup Muffin Pans, Corn Cake Iron Pans, Tube Cake Pans, Dish Pans. Extra Special Extra Special Regular 75c. Val GALVANIZED Clans WATER PAILS 10, 12, 14 Quart Size Regular 10c Value 4e EXTRA SPECIAL ‘On Rugs in Order to Close Them Out Quickly JAPANESE GRASS RUGS While They Last, at Less Than Factory Prices 81-piece Set Floral Design Dishes Regular $12.00 value . 82-piece Set Fancy Design Dishes. Regular $14.00 value 50-piece Artisti Desi d Di Set go stom page wed ie $10.75 All White Dishes Go at Half-Price Household BROOMS Regular $1.25 Value Sale Price REFRIGERATORS JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of REFRIGERATORS to Be Sold at Lowest Prices in Casper E.P.BRENNAN 144 South Durbin Street—Just Off Second