Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 10

PA ] win hey & Yor PAGE TEN. FCUR WO IN ATTACK ON KLAN MEETING State and Local Police Put Down Dis orders In Massachusetts After Mobs Assail Klansmen HAVERHILL, Mass., July 31.—Four men were shot n hostile crowds clashed with between 3,000 and ibers of the Ku Klux Klan, who held a meeting » the early morning on a hill in the neighboring Groveland. State and local police at length disorders, taking into custody twenty-three three of the wounded] Worcester, Boston, Springfield and other cities traveled from the meet- ing place, homeward over the road toward Haverhill. Shots were fired and many ‘missles were thrown at the passing cars but so far as is known, only four men were Injured. None of the injured men, all of whom suffered buckshot wounds in the legs, was belleved to be danger- jously hurt. lasting i town of quelled the ted six shotguns, quantities of volvers» and out at the an initiation cere. ed as nearly 1,000 bearing klansmen from broke | | Newspaper Men | To Hold Meeting | _CHEYEN? wyo., | Newspaper workers of Albany, amie, Platte and Goshen couh- to meet in Cheyenne August to further organization of recently resurrected Wyoming s association, A dinner at the uins will be a feature of the meet- Similar regional meetings are o be held at Rock Springs, Casper. 3asin and Sheridan. IQVINE FUNERAL T0 BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY July a CHEYENNE, W; July uneral services for William liy) Irvine, former Wyoming asurer, who died in California Sunday, will be held in Che >next Tuesday afternoon, at 2 under Masonic auspices body, accompanied by Mrs. Ir- will arrive here Tuesday morn- It is anticipated that many of Mr. Irvine from other 31— You Can Balloon Your Car Now Today, there is a Miller Balloon Tire that may be put on your present wheels and rims without anyswheel change. There is also a Miller Balloon Tire for smaller 1 frien Wyoming towns will come to Chey- end the funeral. enne to DEADLOGK NEAR END, 15 BELIEF wheels. Call on any authorized Miller dealer information about putting Miller Balloons on your car now. ! {for i | | | THS MILLER RUSBER COMPANY OFN.Y. Akron, Ohio | (Continued from Page One.) 3 Automotive Co source the proposal also provides for Wholesale Automobile the evacuation of the Ruhr in sucé Equipment essive steps as the securities issued Casper, Wyoming ; the plan are floated, For Sele by Authorized Miller Dealers arf mér = given as. 8,40! d marks in a reyised provisional of the tatement reparation com Adnoiabeniant SNAPP BROS. Exposition Shows OPEN rf —FOR— 9 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS 9 Show Grounds Located East Yellowstone High- way, and Old Brewery 10c GENERAL ADMISSION 109¢ NOTICE Friday, August 1, the City Water De- partment will commence turning off water where water bills are not paid. Pay your bills at once and ayoid this inconvenience. ; Order Water Commissioner, W. H. JOHNSON. 81.— = C66 2S ES UIT Boss beys A MEAN LOOKIN: INTUN COMIN’ UP DE- (oan -- WHILE THE OTHER IZAAK WALTON LEAGUERS HAVE GONE FISHING WELL BUILD A SAND CASTLE AND HAVE A SWIM. Che Casper Dai UNDE ID BARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG Ip Cribune NO - + we Dont NEED Ay Gvuipes. a YES, WELL MAKE ONE THAT THE * FIELD MICE AND CHIPMUNKS CAN USE FOR A LUBHOUSE. AW WIGHT WE BUILD A BIG ONE. ly V4 Wh ae THERE: 1 GUESS THAT'LL MAKE & FINE SUMMER HOME FOR A PRAIRIE BOG. THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924. Taka Rupys CABIN AND el , te ws! By Billey De Beck PLUMES: To The HOE EM UNDER ‘The valuat y dow for the costs of the Americany army of oce in tha plan afte: rangen hetomes operative, e August 15, it is stipulated that the Germans can denounce the mission as of June 30, made public today, About one third of this amount, consisting for the most part of book- keeping credits for cables, ships, sub- marines, etc., remains undist statement shows a re fon of Germ: ynward. e is no allows upation: . t territory until the ment on five ¢ noti buted. jon in a number of credits becausé of re- ayments chief- an extension vonomic aécord now in force Dawes cept that for California to be gone six weeks. While there Mrs. Russman will visit her foiks in Los Angeles. — those delicious dougnnuts, the 427 1. 2nd. —Ady. Try Doughnut Shop. Mrs. Hardy has been called east because of her mother’s Illness, nee ——— Jos. I, Schwartz for tasting and suitable gifts—Adv. nager of surance Co., Mr. Trumbull, the Spears-Chapman’ I You have missed something if you hayen't visited ‘Triper: fountain after the show for drinks.—Adv, new ment provides for the de — duction of the license and export fees famous chick which the occupation authorities Henrock” evel have imposed y-from 12 to 2 and 6 to 7; only { irburn, manager of the Here and There i] y The As |_Here and Th rtment of the Boyle Mo- enjoying a two-weeks va- Earl Boyle 1s in Denver for « " F short ' time. We can furnish your extra room (i es |for less money than any store in Take a dozen doughnuts home.|town. You'll have a call for your Doughnut Shop, 427 1. 2nd.—Adv. | if it is well furnished. The | Furniture Co., Phone 1617-0 Mrs was recently in \ Yellowston: Ady. Park’ for a week. oa Mr. Bernstein, who has been oc- No need to worry abput day when you call See Ben Transfer Quick Mrs. service. Phone Russman left Tu: cur | upying his brother’s position in the Barnett store, returned: to Denver Puesday evening. We have an expert mattress man, ons California ‘the Great 3° and -—Santa Fe superior sce: and service plus Fred Harvey meals your assurance of a delightful trip Eastern Resorts the Wational For Pullman reservations Parks. and trip details write J.P. HALL Div. Passr, Agent, A. T. & 8. F. Ry, Co. 621 Sevehteenth St. Denver, Colo. has moved {nto the Coen home on Ninth and Wolcott streets. With Mr. Trumbull is his mother who Is visit- ing with him this summer. . By NEA Airmail Service— John Levinson, nine-year-old Chic; on the Leopold dr., ion ij sworn in before Chief and can*remake or repair any kind of mattress or _ box spring. The Bailey Furniture Co., Phone 161 W. Yellowstone. Ad ‘Florence Jensen, stenographer at the Boyle Motor Co., has returned to work after a very enjoyable va- cation of two weeks. Miss Jensen visited old friends in Polk county, Nebraska, during her absence. Watch Tripeny’s window every week for astonishing bargains.— AdveL Te J. R. MeCosh reports the sale. of Fordson road equipment to the state highway department. We have six quality lawn mowers left in stock. Self.adjustiftg, ball- bearing with a 14 to 1§-inch cut. GOULD NOT WALK BECAUSE OF PAIN Bad Caseof Woman’slilness Rem- edied by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound St. Louis, Mo.—‘‘I had guch a bad case of female trouble that I could E.Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound, and I am a strong woman ngw and can work down any of my neighbors, They wonder how Ican do so much work. I dare that I have recommended your medi- cine to a thousand women. A little book was thrown at my door, and that is how I first learned of it. ’’— Mra. D. M. BEAUCHAMP, 1104 Morrison Avenue, St. Loui: issouri. Letters like this bring out the merit of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They tell of the relief from such pains and ailments after taking Lydia EB. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound. In a recent country-wide canvass of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, 98 out of every 100 report they were benefited by its use. For sale by druggists everywhere, in} Just who, says the state, also was hard Loeb's prospective vic le to testify at their trial, Here John RK. Caverly. ago bo; id Ivhey are pr $10.00 and $1 ware Co., 239 BE. ed to go quickly at The Gantt Hard. First, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Neithammer are leaving today for Park River, N. D., where they will visit.for some ltime at the home of Mrs. Neitham mer. tor. Have ‘you eaten noon the Doughnut Shop? lunch at 427 E. 2nd. —Aay, The office of sheriff is as popular Sahara desert. as an oasis on the Luckily the number went over thir teen. ‘The field is varied enough to and every candidate. The pfimar! await with interest ments that can come teen days, the Have your jewe' repairing done by an expert. Jos. Schwartz. ‘Why go hungry wien the “Glen- rock” still sets such a wonderful tab’e with chicken dinners every Sunday? It's just ike home.—Advy. Is your lawn beginning to look so; and if you happen to be, wthout & mower, just take a jaunt down to the Gantt Hardware Co., where a top quality machine may be se. cured at rock bottom prices,—Ady A. R. Carpenter was yesterday from Lovell, in Men offered this week on athletic union Sults at 49c per nuit. You will find this and other striking bargains at Harper’s.—Adv. Charles L. tored up from Denver Wednesday. The Temple studio for kodak fin- jishing and commercial ~portraits. —Adv. y Mr. and Mrs. 8: D. Stone of Eaton among the Colorado. visitors yesterday Have Mapes, dressmaking done ph. “187, Kopper by_ Mrs. Kettle. —Ady. H. 2s. Morris of Denver motored to Casper Wednesday, A-few \choice apartments are va- cant. They are modern, near bus- Ady. The trip will be made by mo- give the argumentative voter ample opportunity to air his views on each are less than three weeks away; we develop: about in eigh- as though it needed a hair-cut? It Casper An extra spécial is being Sivey and. party mo- Iness district, desirable. Phone 2750. very reasonable ~and the mat once or 426 W. Yellowstone. Ady. Among the arrivals in the City Camp yesterday were: G A. Saulsman of Buffalo, N. Y-. Rose Von Knesebeck of Carthage, Mo. \ Cc. C. Hardy of Colum, Neb. F, A. Sherman and R. D. Britt of Cleveland, O. Lena Henery of Danville, Il. B. F, Perry and family of Baxter Springs, Kan. J. A. Bailey of Harlan, Ia. D. Dingshaft of Chicago, I. C. Torrence of Askaloosa, Ia. Cc. EB. Lucas of Camp Lewis,Wash. R. G. McRae of Hope, Ark. J. T. Ivey of Oklahoma City, Okl. Cc. W. White of Oregon Cit Carl Callen of Lincoln, Neb. Cc. 8S. Wheeler of Oklahoma City, Okla, F. E. Goss of Oakland, Calif. E, Waterhouse of Mapleton, a. EF. Randall of St. Louis, Mo. Hf. B. King of Indianapolis, Ind. T. R. Dorsey of Tonkaw, Okla. Joseph Litterest of Los Angeles, Cal. E E M. Rideman of Westerville, O. A. Nelson of Cozad, Neb. Investigate the Special A-B gas cange sale. A beautiful 42-piece din- ner set of fine china is to be given -ree with this range for only a lim: .ted time. The Casper Gas Appliance <o,, Inc. Phone 1500, 115-119 First—Adv. cant. iness district, desirable. Phone 2750. 426 W. Yellowstone. Ady. Ben Muzzey was in Casper yester- day from Manitou, Colo. >| -ul drivers. Quick service. The Casper Cab company. Phone 132.— Adv. . Of interest to the many patrons and’ friends of Johnson's Quality Frult Market is the announcement that the Market will mo¥e to a new location situated a block East from thelr present stand. After August Ist the Market will be located in the Ardmore Apartment Building. Mr. Johnson, who has been in| business for six months, has enjoyed a steady growth of trade—until, at the pres- ent time, he is forced to seek larger quarters for an expansion program, Mr. Johnson wishes to extend a wel- come to his large number of satis- fied friends to visit the new store, where the same practice of service and good-will shall be carried out, Lincoln Cleaners—?hone 2519W. Drive te “Glenrock” and fil up on one of these famous chicken din- ners.—Ady. After watching a steady stream of cars on West Yellowstone and being able to observe only one skeleton of a horse drawing an ash wagon, we wonder if 1950 will’ see our four. footed friend aq scarce as the fabled Dodo, May the Gods forbid such a thing: x Though the facial resemblance be- tween the pup, bearing the tag ‘Hell 'n’ Maria,” and Charles Dawes is not strikitig—the small Airdale in Lloyd's window certainly livens things up. Harry Harper*has just returned from an extended buying trip to Kansas City and St. Louis, where he was able to procure a large amount of quality merchandise which will be found in Harper's at the usual reasonable prices. Mr, Harper re- ports @ very enjoyable trip, A few choice apartments aro va-| Will be rectitied only by ‘They are modern, naar bus- very reasonable and See them at-once or] does not materiatly affect Comfortanle cabs driven by care- Investigate the Special A.B gas range sae, A beautiful 42-piece din- ner set of fine ching is to be given free with this range for only a lim- ited time, The Casper Gas. Appliance C Inc. Phone 1500. 116-119 E, First. —Adv. —_——_ For -results try a Tribune Clas- sified Ad, TE FOR RENT Desirable office rooms, central location on Center street. Cool and reasonable. : Call Western Blue Print’ Room 11, Oil Exchange Bldg. Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LASS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a— basis of esuinating line. BLACKFACE CAP HEAD) be churged the space of twe Unes, All cherged advertising wil de booked “set Jines” irrespective of the bumber of words. CORRE: UN OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. 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HELP WANTED—MALE WANT man for cold drink place and to sleep at place, must be good mixer, Eox B-755, ‘Tribune. ‘Retic and reliable, wanted for factory representative to -han- dle our busines in Casper district; unusual opportunity, with fortune for right man; experterice or capital unnecessary, Write fully. Synero Motors Co., Battle Creek, Mich. HELP WANTED—Female ee WANTED—Ladies in this locality to embroider linens for us at home during their leisure moments. Write at cnee—“Fashion Embrold- erles,’ 798, Lima, Ohio. WANTED—A refined woman to’ re for four-year old: girl and keep house for employed couple, ref- equired. waitress Cafe at EB want at Ameri ‘ansville. Phone 2017w2. pace an Si POSITIONS WANTED * WANTED—Position as clerk or al- teration lady, will take plain sew- ing, take care of children or do light housework. Phone 1391W. Call at 844 S. Jackson.