Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1924, Page 4

° 4 PAGE FOUR. — Ge Casper Dally Cridune WEDNESDAY, URE tx anes. 4 : e , tency if we choose to avail ourselves} No. 1. Goff's body was recovered 4 of our chances for greatness. from the North Platte river last | } 1924 bequeaths to 1924 to 846 al Friends of Goff hero assert that UWP HHH Forth at K. C.2= 2228] Qo pA life Time 0. A. AUSSELL Thousands of Nobles From All Parts of| Cleaning Shop Postoffice Opened . as his custom, diamond-set jewelry sat ht t You Get a : 200 Colorado Men Are Continent Participate In Fete; Employe Here |- '44 Tourist Camp . Tha of great value and a money belt Given ‘Miltary Second Parade Is Staged Badly Burned) crecesn wo, tm 4. — 4 raining. KANSAS CITY, June 4.—(By The Associated Press.) | c. n. Burke, employe of the Ward-| aati nein eaned at a ee —Music, fun and color splashed the 1924 caravansary of |Tfobe cleaners, was burned about the| United States, has been opened at It Is Only have been accounted for. ——————_—_— containing probably $900, Neither the jewels nor the beit, they state, ats par : r 1 .| the Ch Iclpal_campi NE, Woo. June Goaras,|the Mystic Shrine today and thousands of nobles cele-| etnies, momning while at work.| the Cheyenne | municipal ne Bef tak: he i id. Th iti a all kinds of : : : : Py Fort D. A. Russell,| brated the second day of the order's golden jubilee con-[t@ | pomtal ‘busines, Including the eaieif The biggest -clothes buying opportunity Casper will see this "to tuation, trom ot. Verition. OF ay orders And the receipt of 1 year. An event that is emphatically smashing all sales records : enlisted men of the Downtown Kansas City, the trail’s end for countless United States army. At the con-| pilgrims who have treked to the|said to be favored generally. Den- clusion of the ten-day period the| annual gathering from all parts of| ver, Philadelphia and Milwaukee are guardsmen will make a practice| North America, see the pleasure| bidding for the 1926 convention. march to Loveland, Colo., a distance | seekers, and a mystical host of fun Wreck Victim Lewis ts in cha the office, in Casper. Leidbat- Bes SALE NOW IN PROGRESS OF GO ration, klong £00: Ae Ae ir | eek. aeaperial Poem ARMALTOs este wanton concoction teeta eee Comparison will open your eyes to the indisputable fact that tee ee erete Suara antactcseat| ion thar alaporition etipeatar eel aca eee Tee: at Cheyenne you can get the biggest values RIGHT HERE and we only ask and combat train of the 158th bat-|imperial divan would be made be-|bic order, nobles of the mystic talion of field artillery, under com-|fore the second parade of the con-|shrine by action of the Imperial NR ae mt mand of Major R. H. Jancke, of| vention, scheduled for tonight. Council which elevated him along| CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 4. Denver, and Troops A, B and C of| Selection of the 1925 convention] with other members of the Imperial| Funeral services for Guy Go: the 117th squadron of cavalry, under| city will probably be made Thurs-| Divan in order of their successlon,| Conductor of the ill-fated Burling. | commarid of Major J. H, Corlett, of} day, it was officially announced to-|Mr. Chandler succeeds Conrad v,| ton passenger train that plunged Monte Vista. The artilleryman will| day. Los Angeles seems certain to| Dykeman of Kismett temple, Brook.| into Cole creek, near Casper, last Monte Vista. The artillerymen will; be the next mecca as that city is| lyn, September, with the loss of raore men of the 76th field artillery and| than 40 lives, were held here the cavalrymen by officers and men Tuesday, by Wyoming Consistory that you come in so that I can show you. ‘ BOYS’ BLOUSES (Collar Attached) sell. ‘The training of Colorado guards- men at Fort Russell is an innova SEES WORK D tion, inasmuch as it 1s tho first | | time guardsmen from one army area have been taken into another army area for instruction. Colorado is in the Eighth area and Fort Rus-| LOS ANGELES, Callf., June 4 versal membership made actual in Percales of very neat stripes. Ages from 8 to 16. A regular 75c value. Specially priced for this event. UST climbing into your bath. Beginning to feel sell tn the Ninth. General Persh- | (United Press). rs. Thomas G.| fourteen states. rer ‘ ing suggested that guardsmen from| Winter of Minneapolis, Minn: Presi-| 4. The reorganization of depart: eriiliaee nay, Gommeetearsy one area be trained in another area,| dent of the Federation of Women's| ment work. Pain Stops Instantly seater epleatiangalyoceiiand! in order to test the moblilty of the|clubs, made her report to the con-| "5 Tne democracy of the free @ ps Thank aucimertrandbanatient tional defe: nization. Re-| vention today. Lt years TS. Sap rtd, pular army officers are, waiching| Winter has been the official head of | "°W® bulletin. Here's instant relief from that burn. of course it's. & Teale, but the experiment with keen interest. | the 2,500,000 women members of the| ©. The purchase and equipping| ing corn! Blue-jay will stop the pain saat nen organization. She retires after the|°f headquarters. instantly. Then the corn loosens ba Mel ere, wh vy hey ql a ig. 7. Junior membership, organtva-| and comes out. Does awsy with ust pass the word along send: for us. And soon af- ter you can finish your bath in peace. tion and club institutes. dangerous paring. Get Blue-jay at your druggist. Sei RES Present session. The four years just ended Mrs. Winter salad made the following] After reviewing in detail the ac- contributions to Federation life. complishments of the organization 1. The-closer relation of state of-|in its four years of her administra- ficers to each other and to the Gen-| tion, Mrs. Winter concluded: eral Federation. “But these contacts with things. | 2. The increase in number of|that are going on all over the coun- i |clubs in direct membership from|try reflects back in a renewed con- two thousand to five thousand. fidence in the vital forces and in our All AD PROBLEM 3. ‘The movement toward unl-/own dominating influence, our po ‘At a convention called by Pres!- dent Coolidge, in Washington, to) consider the subject of outdoor re- creation, Dr. 8. M. Johnson, vice-| president of the National panda) Association, spoke on the subject o! . a ‘ National High yt id National N. t rather Ym the course of Ma re The Arrival of Our New Line o marks he brought out the fact that in spite of the enormous sums of money now being spent on roads,| the problem is not being met in any effective way. He said in part: = | “The Federal Government is not 4 backing the road-building program as it should. In addition to this, the present plan. under which con- gress appropriates money and dis-! tributes it to the States to be ex- pended in the construction of the Federal aid system of roads, while a vast improvement upon the policy =1 SCHANK PLUMBING Blue-jay nese MEN’S GLOVES . Men’s Leather Faced Gloves in Gauntlets or short knit wrists with heavy canvas backs. (Boss Brand). Men! As long as 10 dozen lasts, yours for 17c Pair ONLY 2 PAIR TO ACUSTOMER MEN’S BLUE WORK SHIRTS Extra full cut, fast colors, regular $1.25 value at, of FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN $29.85 Note the Following Prices a Sarre Ja 108 Fesulting es " Size =‘ Tires Blue Pennant Defender Wiscono the main trunk lines which are 30x3 Clin. Fab. $6.85 $_7.50 Sn ntancert Sith MiaanIeaT Shee 30x314 Clin. Fab. $ 7.85 '$ 8.75 ay e.g ONE AND TWO-PANTS SUITS ‘ ‘ with coast, ze} w 7 ethe: ‘ou prefer a single ora a 5 2st ara bee feign aaa pes 30x3l4 Clin. Cord $ 9.25 $ 9.75 ment in light aa dak greys, mild soa igpenole Ipcking meipes aud dace pic meth southern tier of States; and the 30x3l4 S.S Cord $12 95 in finished or unfinished worsteds. Many have two-pair pants. Men this is an rest of the United States with such Mapes ¢ awful slaughter. © These suits sold up to $45.00. recreational | as those of New 32x314 S $15.70 England and New York, the south-| i 31x4 Sa $15.55 $17.70 Meet ae vt 3ax4 S.S. $17.15 $19.45 of Public roads: or to hie asmociates 33x4 «SS. S. $17.70 $20.10 NEVER WAS MERCHANDISE FOR MEN AND YOUNG stances the aw of ome “et the 34x4 SS. $18.15 $20.65 MEN SOLD AT SUCH FIGURES States In which Federa unds are being applied to the building of 29x414 S. roads of lesser consequence to the reaching from ocean to ocean, “The remedy for this condition ts Daag. S. $25.85 to nationalize the great "arterial 34x44 S. $26.45 FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN roads, such as serve whole Na- AS tion. ‘The Congress should create 35x44 ° eee Gocamission.’. election should "be 36x41 S. $33.40 ie! : peed gee Lime dy 33x5 —S. S. Cord__-____$37:65 $31.35 frat ‘completion, "nh Buen and 34x5_S. S, Cord_______$38.70 a they have expended on these roada 35x5__-S. S. Cord $39.55 $33.00 ONE AND TWO-PANTS SUITS and tl ederal government should 37x5 S In models for men of all ages. Sport. conservative or semi-conservative; light or take them over and finish them x e dark shades; finished or unfinished worsteds; neat pencil stripes and good looking without further delay, at its own checks. Many of these have two-pair of pants, Values that sold up to $35.00. cont of iceping them i bese alt Gig r Rugged Cord Rugged Rut Guard The most amazing values ever offered. They cannot be beat, “The scope of this work should 30x31 Clin. Cord ---$16.40 srt Wherever these 32x414 S. S. Cord ---$30.35 $31.85 cata, a va nat 1.000 34x44 S. S. Cord___-.___ pein COMPARE MY QUALITY AND PRICES WITH OTHER recured anc preserved as 33x5 SALE PRICES THEN YOU BE THE JUDGE! KYAB, Burma, June 4.—(By The sociated Prose}—Tbe. Porkiauess aed $41.55 MEN’S STRAW HATS Manila Straws—A Regular $2.50 Value—Specially ‘Priced at $1.39 AND, ABOVE ALL REMEMBER, OPEN EVENINGS AND AT YOUR YOUR MONEY’S WORTH OR SERVICE YOUR ‘MONEY BACK UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK THE ROSTON srore 260 SOUTH CENTER 260 SOUTH CENTER Iieutenants Betros and t Ing a fight 3 TRUCK TIRES 6 gh gg Size Rut Guard Blue Pennant Rugged Tubes leman's agreement SO%G. / gi hoe hb. ee $ 69.85 $_66.50 $_8.90 ot the Aliieloan wert 38x7 -$ 97.45 $--92.80 $12.00 ee 40x8 FOR MOVING AND STORAGE Expert Crating Packing and Shipping $125.60 $119.60 $15.20 BRANCH DEALERS—R. N. Van Sant, Warne and Crosby, Art Gaylord Co. Filling Station The Brodie Rubber Co. Phone. 1203 Federal Tire Distributors New Cottman Bldg. WYOMING’S LARGEST ACCESSORY HOUSE PHONE 949 Natrona Transfer Storage and Fuel Co,