Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. IO4 INDIGTED |GASPER WOMAN | FOR ACTIUITY. pat SuereeD (INKUW AIUT| ere B. M. Field of Casper today was ap- pointed by acting Governor Lucas to A WARREN, Ohio, Dec. 6.—The| the office of State Commissioner of aad _ GRUEN | Trumbull county special grand jury, | Child and Animal Protection, to suc- after ten days investigation into the , ceed Rev. B. J. Minort resigned. She Parade of the Ku x Klan in| the first woman to hold the office, Niles, Ohio, November 1, late today R reported secret indictments against a é 104 persons alleged to have been re- ‘ K n 93 t 4 = cL —— ! ported participating in the disorders. s 2 f : | fe The grand jury recommended that j ee | Mayor Harvey ©. Kistler and Chief of gift pictures has been arranged <—“ 2 disorders incident to a scheduled| assumed office immediately. She is RF SAV ARG > 4 Y of Police L. J. Rounds of Niles be = -namelghaagihed ie bing tat M removed from office. The grand sarangi eA en jury recommended that the \state *. legislature repeal all charters under By NEA Airmail Service Christmas gifts are being offered by which bands of men attempt to ope- 1 rate as state police and further rec- C atione pany from eo ie . skipped out of Chicago a year ago with something lke| ey cet ce tite eS 4 N The Gents Wrist Watch is becoming pe san abe TEL ow until Christmas eve. Way inti Netley, x neatietare ae. nd friends had’ given him to invest in his Panama ofl|"°¥ °" more popular each day,, due to the ng ommended that the legislature cre- Mack 40 fasetah usic, He is seén here bein, estionad by : it can be put ‘to so many ; Teapot of the |scheme, is back to face the music. 8 re being question ; x ale & state Donstatilary: arp east company, wae sovere.|State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe, immediately following tis return’ ¢rom C STRO D ys E uses, for, the Bolter; the Sabor tee saaes bod The report states that on Novem. | 1 “raided about the face and eyes |Hallfax, N. 8., where he was apprehended. And Leo has confessed his ‘A the auto driver, etc. i -u ber 1, a by armed ered in preparation for a parade and|® boiler which he was endeavoring that hundreds of persons on. the| to repair blew out and the full force camp grounds were armed. At| of the steam caught him in the face. street intersections, anti-klansmen | Fellow-workmen at the camp admin- had gathered and committed depre-| tered emergency’ treatment and Bayano River plans were nothing but @ fraud. Koretz was sentenced to-a term of from one to ten years. he $ IN EXILE SS ADDITIONS 10 (Se Ss and up. ficient water for beth white and Indian settlers, from ysing the SAN JUAN, P. R., Dec, 5. — (By | | ‘Gaven Pentacon dations, shot xt autompbiles and| With Mrs. Vetter herself at the wheel water where the Indians had priority|The Associated Press.)— Cipriano Gruen 17 Ruby Jewels, Precision A small five ligne Gruen movement wounded several persons. of the car he was hurried to the 4 rights. Castro former Venezuelan dictator adjustments, cased in white gold cased in the very popular Recteney: county hospital here. : —_ll in exile here, died at midnight from orced case, new-squat figured lar shape 18-K reinforced white gold, si ceencene leit Dr. George Smith, who was sum- hemorrhage of the stomach. Roman dial. Any man orb: raised gold lettered dial. A durable moned at once, said this afternoon 7 } oo would be proud to and beautiful watch $55 00 that, although both eyeballs were H + |. NEW YORK.—It is unlikely that this watch. $75.0 Priced at..---------- badly scayied, particularly the right, @ fashion will ever reach a stage where casey, we SES rs i he believed that Vetter would not lose his eyesight. Vetter is a veteran employe of the Mammoth and has lived in the Salt Creek field tor some years. eines ARE EXECUTED) 4... ua: In Addition to the Gruen Watches WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.— The | .,CATRO. Dec. 5.—(By. The Assoc Asco Quang - We Carry Practically All the 2 c f house today refused to accept three | Med, Pre@e)—After a summary, court REAR ESE Standard Reliable Makes oid aed caus aereanae aes genre] Selling Heavy - | rrevceis ‘by Heprenentative Suim-| Moent muuny sf the Soatens tee || | 138 SOUTH CENTER N, HOW ELGIN, WALT : HAMILTON, ARD, ’ HAM : mer, Republican, Washington, to in- son hotel in Lavoye, where he had crease the amounts carried in the | S2/0m, four officers were sentenced been employed, and his body was In Stock Mart) ntesior piu by $40,500 for the Top. cused toy nigcting kane Opposite papi and BULOVA rought t tternoon to the Muck penish-Simcoe irrigation project, | rhe sentence of the fourth f Royalty jing , x Funeral home. Efforts were being $190,000 for the Wapato irrigation 9 SOURCE ROOT < i: i i made to ascertain the names of sur. : system and $45,000 for the Satus | Muted to 15 years imprisonment. , All at Nationally Advertised Prices The finest fresh fruit pro- viving relatives and to communicute] NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—(By The As-| project. wi Cas. Mith them, and no funeral arrange-| sociated Pross)—Protessional Wall] A proposal by Representative Rak- | ye) eae ities tein curable comes to us every. ments will be made until some word| street traders poured an avalanche| er, Democrat, California, to author- : sa is received. of selling/orders into the stock mar-|ize $100,000 for buildings and a day. : Beals was a Canadian by birth.| ket this Afternoon, and succeeded in| school at Fort Bidwell, Indian school, DON’T FORGET 21 and his mother 1s believed to reside | temporarily halting the upward/ California, also failed. in Canada. ‘Two sisters and two|rush of prices after more than four| An amendment by Representative || THE BERKSHIRE Jewelry of the Better Sort | ROTHROCKS Agents for brothers are sald to live in Okla- score issues had attained new peak | Taylor, Democrat, Colorado to auth- ++ 1 ?, 24 homa. prices for the year on gains that|orize the expenditure of $10,000 tor |{ For Sunday Morning Breakfast Sichling’s Milwaukee Rye it Beals served overseas during the|ranged from 1 to 20 points. The| the investigation of reservoir sites E. R. WILLIAMS STORES and Goldstein’s Denver i world war with the Canadian ex-|day's sales approximated 2,500,000| on the Pine and San Jan rivers in 129 W. Eecond Bread | peditionary forces, He was a mem- one of the largest in recent.| Colorado was accepted. Mr. Taylor ad ber of the Kni of Columbus. pointed out that flood control of the es cE Z Teng : 5 == Tl st rr in} . “I ~All regular $1.00 and $1.25 + regular A an Fy re 4 No Refunds Regular $3.50 Trueshape, Puncture Proof and Verilastik Silk Petticoats and Bloomers : o 9 @e No Exchanges ‘REDUCTION nd Ladies Silk Hose " on our new lines of : All sizes, in attractive styles of heavy quality, is 1 re) ae + an Ym } Bright colors and navy, brown an jack. tie Not over All colors ; No Telephone _ Negligee and; “| | Bloomers are’ full eut with double garter bottom. |. 6 pairs to 3 pairs Orders | Breakfast Coats Petticoats with fancy embroidered flounces. : a customer Cc $2.60 $2.69 Every Sale Final Make highly desirable So Chia me ee 3 LOOK IN OUR DISPLAY WINDOWS—YOU WILL SEE MANY AST OUNDING BARGAINS—THIS IS THE IDEAL STORE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES—VISIT BETTY JANE’S GIFT NOOI. DECEMBER CHRISTMAS SALE If you could get in personal contact with the several hundred women who have made purchases here today we are positive each one would unhesitatingly Say that’ the bargains she secured were far beyond her expectations. We hope you will be here tomorrow so we may demonstrate to your entire satisfaction that this is the greatest December selling event of women’s and misses’ apparel, millinery, accessories and novelties ever conducted in Central Wyoming. STARTLING REDUCTIONS IN THESE MAIN FLOOR AND SUBWAY BARGAINS —of course wel) = 1 EE TE eee 7, 0 Regular $1.00 to $2.00 Regular $1.00 Regular $3.00 and $3.50 Regular $3.50 Beads and { Jersey Silk 2 and 8-Button Crepe A style the smartest ° repe Aprons V : an Necklaces ests Kid Gloves Pretty styles and bright d gti Various lengths and sizes, Fancy weave, in _flesh, $1.49 colors, trimmed Ainaien: in crystal, jét and jade. peach and orchid. Pinus aeigng of contrast- 39c 49c tie! Sonia <5 ail Winter Dresses Regular $2,50 to $3:50 Regular $2.00 ¥ Regul 2.00 Regular $1.95 and $2.50 : . lar $: yp oe pe Rayer Fine Quality Wash Blouses Lady Martha a. C Go Of fine white dimity Dependon Slips repe WMS ind English Beoaheleth, Fine Silk Hose ° for Beautiful Winter Cloth Coats | bss: isteon: . . . 5 : Tuck-i d bl. formal evening In Back, navy, brown, tan Nat Hi heolayit , flesh, style. Plain t allore a ana that bear every mark of style distinction and quality wear ; $1 69 98c pape eer) Sizes 36 $1 .65 At Pri red 1 to ane low level in e :. :. $2. 19 S ro er bea The newest and most charming modes—with elegant fur trimming, Charming Bn COLOFs. § high class lining and such excellent fabric and tailoring as to secure styles i Regular $2.00 satisfactory service for several! seasons. S Corsets Gauntlet style Rewwlae, i Regular 15¢ Here are some of the new reduced prices materials Aulreguir . Qe Wool Gloves _ Petti-Bloomers Red Seal on Better Coats and * . vorsets ~.__ ° i Of fine brushed wool, in Heavy quality black ra- $ 4 9 5 $ 59 $7 9 99 1 colors Regular $2.50 $1 95 brown, tan, grey and-mix- dium silk; double garter Hair Nets 4 e 3 9 p 9 9 . at Corsets ~____ ° tures, bottom; extra full cut. 7 f 25 R We ie Regular $3.50 BO OE $1.69 $3.95 or Cc ' Se eee one of 20 to 48% liberal Corsets -____ ° ° ° Only 7 to a customer oA Warm, Stylish, Handsome Fur Coat reductions j would be lovely for her Christmas = TT