Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 5

BER 30, 1924. “ LOWE'EN |WITCHES RIDE id was fined $150 and Seinman $200 when they fy. in federal court here, to violatiog> of the Volstesd act. They werejordered confined in the Natrona c@inty jail at Casper until the fines Are paid. Sam C. Faes pleaded gijlty of violation of the Volstend Act, was fined $200 and ordered nitted to the Albany county $1 @t Laramie until the fine is maid. Info! ions filed in federal! court here chatge Joe Wantalock of Mon- arch wifh violation of the Yoletead act and Louis Chadrez with petit larceny on the Wind River Indian reservation in Fremont county. a a M. HENCH. Candidat>for Justice of the Peace, Second Pr¢einct, all territory lying south of Chicago and Northwestern rallriad jin fity. 28 years active practice of liw in Casper and Ther- mopolis, W¥o. A RESIDENT OF KENWOOD! For’ reputation as to Honesty and/ability ask any old tim- erin Casper. wae sz Lloyd’s Drug Store FRIDAY NIGHT Witches will night. s Small. children will shout “Boo” and run for their lives. Pumpkins will come into’ their own and both interior and exter- lor of the harvest flower will serve an tmportant purpose, Houses in Casper will be bright with the joy of gala affairs. Candy novelties, holiday fruits will do their part to make the evening a marked puccess. For tomorrow is Hallowe'en. The last day of October is always & red letter event in the lives of the American kiddies and our own city will’ prove no exception tomorrow evening. Casper merchants who spe- clalize in goodies and novelties for Hallowe'en are offering tempting windows for those who plan to enter- tain. Saturday morning will find sturdy housewives industrious!y washing heavily ‘eoaped windows. Staid busi- ness men will spend an hour or two on Sunday.washing coap streaks from the wirfdows of-the family car. But then. Boys will be boys. And tomorrow's Hallowe'en. SSNS Ca STERLING UP ON MARKETS NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—Heavy buy- ing of sterling exchange in the Lon- don and local markets followed ‘the news of the big. Conservative victory in the British elections, the local de- mand rate moving up 1% cents to 34.51%, the highest in several months. In view of the unusually heavy grain and cotton exports, the advance was regarded by for- eign.exchange dealers as particular- ly impressive. ride tomorrow NE he Casver Daily E€ribune FRIDAY NIGHT W. CABINET MEMBER NOT YET DETERMINED SALVATION ARMY IS READY TO START WORK ON NEW BUILDING Run Over by Car Man Still Able To Reach Court CHEYENNE, Oct 30.—Although he was struck by an automobile and rolled fifty feet, two of the wheels of the car passing .over his body, Benjamin E. Lovette insist- ed on continuing the journey in in which he was engaged: at the time of the accident, the gcal of which was the divorce court. His clothing dusty and his face bear-- ing marks of his experience, Lovette appeared in court, testi- fied in his uncontested sult against his wife and was granted a degree. “The driver of the car that struck Levette was ont indentified. Lov- ette sustained only mir injuries. aura Sees AUTO THIEF LANDED WITHIN. 45. MINUTES CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 30.— Forty-five minutes after an automo- bile belonging to Rev. R. H. Moor- man was stolen from in front of the Moorman residence, John R. Wag- ner, soldier from Fort Russell, was in the county jail, charged with the theft. Wagner was overtaken by Deputy Sheriff Gus Romsa while driving out of the city in the stolen machine. Phone 51-W Week-End Specials f & you ask word. to. the wise should be sufficient. “We sell you what for, not something “just.as good.” . This would be a re- flection on your intelligence. ‘You may. feel assured that a store not allowing substitution in the front their prescription department.. Let us save you money. | et Se} | prucs Why Pay More? $1.00 Nujol _ 78° 85c Jad Salts. ..69c 50c bot. White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup 33c aye ‘bot. Cough ‘Syrup Ce RE Ae Tbe bot. Bucher. Diuvetie .... 60c pkg. Sal Hepatica TORE eh cteesrst inn 42c 30¢ bot. Listerine. 60¢ bot. Listerine.. 65¢ bot. Chamberlain’s Liniment ......... 9c $1.90 bot. S'S. s. - $1.39 35c¢ bot. Glyco Thy- Moline .... 60c bot. Lysol. 75c jar Stacomb, $1 bot. Wine Cardiu ea 60c -bot. Syrup Figs..41c 60c bot. Syrup Pepsin OF sesscrssescencnnseeees $1 bot. Stanolax. 30c Abbot’s Saline TR caksoesses sere? 21e 70c Sloan’s Liniment 49c 25c box Aspirin. TOILET ARTICLES Why Pay More? $1.50 bot. Melliers’ Toilet Water 75c bot. Lilac, Helio- trope, Lily of the Val- ley or Sweet Pea Toilet Water 50c Palmolive Shampoo 39c Water ........... 50c bot. Lucky “Tiger SRA packings -nt-ncsete 37c 60c bot. Danderine..41c 50¢ Hennafoam Shee. Be sate “Pebecco Tooth 1c « tube Pebecco Tooth ’ Paste srvteartseee for 15¢ 50c bot. ‘Almond Cream TOR ation certeascatekes 34 . 50c jar P.D. & Co. Van- * ishing Cream .34c 50c jar P.D. & Cream ... ~ 60c Conde Glo d’or ishing Cream ....... .-29c - 50c Palmolive Vanish- ig Cream --.29¢ $1 ‘Stearns’ Day Dream ‘ Face Powder ........69c Boe Mai’ @or Talcum 3Bc 80c Day Cream ae A 50c tube Mennen’s Shav- ing Cream -36c 50c ae P. ; gt bot. *Sanitol Takings toe cake Castile ‘Soap for «......... seeseeserteee A 4 10c cake Lava Soap.7c Candy will not permit it in pate ll your prescriptions and We wan Net Fill Mail Orders for This Sale RUBBER GOODS $1.25 pair Rubber Gloves 5 for Bottle (1-year guar- antee) ..............$1.19 $2 Bulb Syringe....$1.19 STATIONERY 65c bs REoe Writing $1 ibe hee Writing Paper ....... 69c $1 box Stationery......69c 3 for 30c 15c Linen Tablet, 15c pkg. Linen Envel- OPES ............ EXTRA SPECIAL $1 Gillette Blades 50c Gillette Blades (68) 2. deseseeeceeenes BIE 50c Auto Strop Blades . (6s $1 Kate Strop Raz r 75 Sale. BUY CANDY FOR SUNDAY Patronize Home Industry We make the highest class line of home-made Candies. Fresh every day. 50c Peanut Bar, Ib., 25c Ate Een Brittle, 60c Coc Ib, ... 40c Fudge, Ib........ 825c 65c Peanut Cluster, this sale, Ib. ......4++.....39¢ $1.50 Jordan Almonds, selected, Ib. ..........79¢ To introduce our home-made Chocolate-covered Cherries in Liquid, regular $1.75 per lh., we will sell Friday and Saturday only, one pound for__ $1.50 Chocolate-cover 78¢e Almonds, per Ib...........98¢ Lloyd’s Ice Cream Is a Nutritious Food Orange Sherbet for Hallowe’en. Special, per quart. Special*Bricks carried out in Hallowe’en colors, each We have a limited number of Hallowe’en Bricks in stock and would ask our customers to kindly phone any orders today and tomorrow. We will deliver free of charge all Ice Cream orders for Hallowe'en up till 12 >p. m., Friday. || his European trip. He SUCCESSOR TO WALLACE WILL BE NAMED SOON Coolidge “Has Several Candidates for Job Under Consideration WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 — President Coolidge wi seek the views of farm lead- ers during the next few days before determining upon the selection of a successor to the late Secretary Wallace. Few political engagements are on the president's list between now and election day, and he has indicated to friends he will take practically no further active part in the campaign, feeling satisfied with the progress made Several names already have’ been submitted to the president for the cabinet vacancy, including Frank O. Lowden, former governor of Illinois; John Lee Coulter; president of North Dakota agricultural college; Charles March of Litchfield, Minne- sota, and Samuel Adams, former president of the Agricultural editor's association. _— Death Penalty Is Meted Out First Time in 22 Years BERNE, Switzerland, Oct. 30.¢ The death penalty was inflicted -erday in Switzerland for the fi -ime in 22 years. At Altdorf, capital of the cantoh of ‘UH, Clement Ber- ‘et_was guillctined for the pat of A young girl who surprised, vhile in the act of burglary. There is ‘no one official execution- ov in Url and the authorities had dif. ‘eulty In finding ahy one to carry sut the sentence. A train hand, who, fered to do the job for 500 francs vas forbidden by the federal rai'road nunagement when other employes hreatened to strike if he were al- ywed to “cast discredit" upon them. finally a mechanic was induced to pull the trigger releasing the knife. —_ CALLES TO VISIT CUBA MEXICO CITY, Oct. 30.—The foreign. relations department an- nounces that President-elect Calles has accepted an invitation from the Cuban government to visit Havana while en route from the United States to Mexico on his return from travel on a steamship sent by the Cuban gov: ernment. Special For Your Hallowe’en Party Hallowe’en Candies Pumpkin Pies Favors Nut Cups Ice Cream Cups Patty Shells Cheese Straws -Dougnuts Ginger Bread Ginger Cookies Orange Layer Cakes Parker House Rolls Order Now Casper Steam Bakery 226 E. Second—Phone 109 The Salvation Army is preparing to place a building in Casper. This great organization for good, that forms a direct connection between God and the underworld will shortly have a place of rest in this city well able to take care of the unfortunates that are born of our industrial and economic system, or the system of other lands. The site for the new building is on Wolcott street north of Hast A street towards the Burlington depot, the excavation for the building will sart at once, being paid for from the ums saved by the Casper company and from drives made here in the past. The new Salvation Army hall will be equipped with a rest room for women and men, it will have a store room where second hand clothing will be placed on-sale, another room will be used for the repair of these garments by women who wish to earn something to - support their homes, yet cannot work steadily be- cause of the needs of their families. The building will have a large d mitory for men with bathing facili- tes. The Salvation Army only gives charity where it is absolutely neces- sary, even though a person pay but ten cents or a quarter for a garment in the Army's store, this does not ome under the head of charity and to give inWiscriminately is far from the Army's aim. In order that even those men who are without funds whatever, may not be reckoned as objects of charity, a wood pile is planned in the rear where those who rome for aid over the night may pay helr keep and provide fuel for fam- ies without such, In the coming drive of the Com- munity Chest, it is expected that the Army will receive the amount added to what it already has to see its way clear to finish the building and place it on a serving basis. The Salvation Army has been hampered in it work in Casper because of cramped quarters, but thanks to the Chest and the open hearted citizens of Casper, the Army's work here is to be placed on a greater and better plane than ever before. ‘There {s no need that professional beggars should bother Casper people on our streets. If one of these asks for a small sum for bed or room, direct him to the Salvation Army and tell him you gave to the Com- munity Chest and that his share is waiting for him there. Construction of a $20,000 church edifice by the Salvation Army on Wolcott between A and C was au- thorized yesterday by F. W. Fossett, city engineer, and work on the structure 18 to begin at once. Weidner and Sweeney are the architects and the building permit was awarded in the name of the Sal- vation army citadel. Rector U Adecicd About Bishoprics| CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—Dr. Frederick Sydney Fleming, _ rec of the Protestant Episcopal church of t Atonement, who yester pia, W. was elected the Olympia diocese, said today he had not yet decided as to_his gnccept: c) no mistake, PAGE FIVE, OCTOBER 31ST. . ance of the bishopric. has elected to two bishoprics within a week. bishop co-adjutator: of the diocese of northern Indiana. “That complicates matters,” said Dr. Fleming, referring to the two elections, Of Hospitals in State Approved Casper Has Two| Dr. Fleming Casper has two of three approved hospitals in Wyoming. In all, eight hospitals in this state were judged on the basis of the standards of the American College of surgeons. two local institutions are th per Private hospital and the Nz county hospital. The ‘third accepts ble place is the Wheatland hospital at Wheatland. The three hospitals are each of capacities of from 50 to 100 beds. This report {s bdsed on the find- ings of a detaited survey made through personal investigation, car ried on by representdtives from the college, traincd and qualified to d the work. A corps of such representatives cover the United States and Can: Six days ago, he was elected | § P. Wertz, candidate for the office of the distinction of having been | » was provided by the Clan t pipe band $$ ———____ Thé Indian government {s consid- ering putting the rupee on a gold tasis in order te eck severe fluc- tuations in exch: SHEEING COLDS Keep nose MENTHOT with MENTHOLATUM Soothing, healing, antiseptic Hudson Coach is roomy —Has trunk rack on rear. annually and find the facts at ch of these hospita . supervision es, and particu work of the institution. Huie Speaks to Small Crowd at | Iris Wednesday Attacking the candidacy of Eu- gene Sullivan who is the Republican choice for the governorship, F | S$. Hule, state bank night addressed the at the Iris the principal sp is remarks were heard by a small crowd. The rally program included the in- troduction of county cndidates on the Democratic ticket. Alex McPher- how they control and cheek up the| Washington Chocolates For Your HALLOWE’EN PARTY MIDWEST CIGAR STORE r sheriff, presided. ama C. inty clerk, and He presented candidate for c Inner-Circle Candies— the different and very much appreciated gift at Hallowe'en. Whichever f the famous boxes you choose—Selecter, Formal Chocolates, Hard and Chewing Chocolates, Choco- late Covered Cherries, Trinket Tin—you can make They are alike in one respect—every ingredient is purest and best obtainable. JOHN G. WOODWARD & OO. “The Candy Men” . Council Bluffs, Iowa Marshall, Midwest Bldg. Every package a happy surprise — Inner-Circle Candies are superfine, Inner-Circle Candies