Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 14

M m in m ar | PAGE FOURT&cEN Fae 5 Cae ORE SR ve Carnet Dailp Eridune FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 AESOLUTION ON NAVAL INQUIRY 5 SIDE TRACKED Senator King Demands Investigation _ of U.S. Status WASHINGTON, Dee. 19.—Action upon the resolutio: of Senator King, Democrat, Utah, for an in quiry into the status of the Ameri can navy was postponed indefinite y today by the senate naval com- mittee After more than two hours debate today of the executive committee, however, Chairman Hale was au- thorized to obtain comprehensive data from the navy. department bear- ing on the charges made by the sen: Charges thst the navy had: been permitted to fall considerably belpw the relative strength approved "in the naval limitations treaty and that officials responsible for naval poll cles had failed to give proper em construction of phasis to air and 1 enator’s demand for an ex quiry has met the opposition cretary Wilbur and of ¢ he nayal commit tood to have suggs desired information might be obtained in a way less Ii able to work to the detriment of naval morale. President Coolidge also was said at the White House to look with disfavor on proposals for a general investigation and to see on for it WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—The house pressed forward: today with consideration of the naval supply bill with leaders confident that a yote on passage would be reached before overnight adjournment. In this event, Representative Long- worth, the Republican leader, said the house would meet at noon to- morrow, but probably would ad Decembmer 29 thristinas recess reed upon by both houses. 2 om the navy. bill, which ; nearly $300,000,000 for au- ei construction and activities & the coming fiscal year, was a yesterday in the house and than half the bill had’ been reud before adjournment was taken, BRUNSCK AT WELLS STORE “STILL LOGKED fonda. e key that wilt unlock | wick phonograph at 3. Wells Music com: | and keys that were ntly many have been Brunswick lock but itted. nmst be unidcked as.. December 24, is If the opportunity is ntage of by that time company gift will have to 1 of in some other man key of Keys? It may © tried. Those who re asked to waste no g them. The $250 Bruns ing to be opened and time in try wick is w taken home. MRS. SWEETIN DENIES HIGHT GAVE POISON MOUNT VERNON, I, Dec. 19.— With defense counsel for Lawrence M. Hight, who fs on trial with Mrs weetin for the murder by of Mrs. Auna Hight and Wil f eetin, ready today to present physicians to testify in defense of his client, new interest in the case today was aroused. the principal witness yesterday, de | | nied Hight had suggested that she pol her husband and declared the confession ‘in which she admitted the crime was untrue “I did not give Wilford poison, Hight did not sge me any potson,” she testified. ee NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for contracted by Mrs. J. W. hn W . Christmas shop- iting you -under Suggestions" in to- ing. service “Christmas G Your Choice Her Delight A NASH FOR CHRISTMAS Hay Grain Salt Cotton Cake Chicken Feeds Choice Alfalfa and Wheat Grass Hay Carload Our Specialty Casper Warehouse Co. Phone 27 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE Mrs. Sweetin, | @ From Orient as Stokers LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19.—How 20 venturesome young Americans who left. here Iast May to seek thrills and take motion~ pictures of wild animals and strange peoples. in out of.the way nooks of the Orient, had to give up their’romantic ex- pedition without having seen a sin- gle wild animal or any out o | travels. way place but Singapore, this missing link they hoped vealed b veral of the ‘pa: returned yesterday, begrimed from much dishwashing in galleys. man” had become fam'Har in were told, they might. witness Young Adventurers Back: After Failure of Jaunt/. stoking in,coal holes or greased with Headed by Carl P. Winther, said to have been a Danish baron, the adventurers planned/to strike out from Singapore in search of an “ape- with whose haunts Winther previous and after photographing reach the island of Bale, where they inhabitants’ quaint custom of burn- ing a thousand babies” to propitiate their gods. Hotel bills and other unexpected expenses at Singapore ate up all the expedition’s funds, however, and before long the motion p‘cture cam- eras and other equipment had been confiscated as-security for debts. Fever-ridden and “broke” the adven- _ turers were stranded for months at \ || Singapore, finally making their way 7. OM back to the United Stateg singly or by twos and threes. Most of them worked from port to port.at men-|# ial tasks aboard steaemrs, those who arrived yesterday being the lust of the returning expedition. en CARD OF THANKS. always at to| We wish.to thank . the many friends and neighbors and especially Brick’; and sister, Mrs. Kesting. Mr. C. Kesting, cr Horlicks ORIGINAL the ers union for their kindness LOT 1 A good sized grape fruit, the size we have been selling at 10c” and big eonugh for most any- one, « 4¥FOR. 25c Only 614c apiece—think of ‘it! this price. California Head Lettuce— Large, tender, solid heads_______ 10ce California Celery— Very large bunches, at_________ 15¢ Pascal Celery, bunch. -2=- =a ee 15c Round Radishts, about:20 to bunch, 5e@ Green Onions_-___--+--3 bunches 40¢ Green; Peas,-Ibeucbesi Fn 20c Green=Peppers, Ib. 2-2 25c Brussel Sprouts, lb..---____---___ 20¢e Rhubarb, Ib. _=__- ReMi ae AL ee 10c Green Beans, Ib.-----_.=- --------20¢ Wax Beans;ibiei 2) fete. Sane being $692.00), so that Casper people be happy? LOT 2 ; This is a larger size and every- body can afford to buy it at 3 FOR 25c Only 8 1-3c apiece} VEGETABLES DON’T FORGET WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH CAR OF VEGETABLES FROM CALIFORNIA—QUALITY THE BEST, PRICES THE LOWEST Yes, we promised the people of Casper that we would bring down prices on vegetables if they would stick by us in our.carload shipments, and they certainly have. Inspired and filled with confidence, we have reached over to.the further- most part of the U. S. and bought this wonderful car of grape fruit. That is a‘lot of grape-fruit, folks. Wehave tied up a good sum of money (the freight alone Soon we will add oranges and lemons to our carload shipments.’ Won't everybody THE RIALTO FRUIT CO. RIALTO THEATER BUILDING A WHOLE CARLOAD OF GRAPEFRUIT DIRECT FROM FLORIDA ‘RIPE, JUICY, SWEET _ The best that Florida’s wonderful sunshine and soil can produce. No grape fruit on earth can compare with it. And now it comes to you in carload shipments at prices so low that everyone can afford:to add grape fruit to the daily menu. This carload will be priced according to size, in three huge lots: . LOT 3 The largest sizes in the car, which usually retail at 15c to 20c, at ONLY 10c : California Cauliflower, Ib. ---_<_-- 15¢ California Bunch Carrots, large___10¢ California Bunch Beets__-_-+_----10¢ California Bunch Turnips _-------10e California Parsley, bunch______-___ 5¢ ROOT VEGETABLES Dry Onions-__-_------_---_ 6 lbs. 25e Carrots ccs. os ei 6 lbs. 35¢ Beets he ee 6 Ibs. 235e humps: o~s Sees ee 6 lbs. 35e Parsnips sie cs eu 6 lbs. 25e Sweet Spuds__-.___________3 lbs. 35¢@ Mixed Nuts, Ib could buy grape fruit at the right price. and floral offerings, during the death and burial of our beloved wife Mrs. W. H. Looyestyn Kesting. Rich Mik, Malted Grain ext. in powde: smakes The Food-Drink for AllAges form, b Digestible—No Cooking. A light Lunch €. Also in Tablet form. at all Fountains. 86> Avoid Imitations — Substitutes 1 AM NOT HOLLERING BARGAINS || Am Really Giving Them And if you come in my store I can convince you ina minute that you are ‘getting the greatest values in standard merchandise in Casper At a Less Price Than You Pay Elsewhere So You May Know Two weeks ago I disposed of the entire stock of shoes which have been carried by my store. Not a single pair of the old stock:re- mains, nor are there any odds or ends. Bi THIS WEEK I RECEIVED ANEW AND COMPLETE STOCK In every size and style of the Famous SELZ Shoes Known by their merits from coast to coast. Selz Shoes must wear or you receive a new pair, that’s fair, isn’t it? Come in, | want’ you to see this stock of shoes, whether you purchase or not, ' SELZ DRESS SHOES $5.00 and $6 : SELZ WORK SHOES__$3,50 to $6.00 ‘- It is to. your advantage to do your Christmas shopping here. I have everything that a man will appreciate at a price to suit the purse of all. Make it a practical gift-giv- ing Christmas. OVERCOATS—SUITS—LEATHER JACKETS SHEEPSKIN COATS—WOOLEN UNDERWEAR. | WOOL SHIRTS—FUR CAPS—SWEATERS SHEEP-LINED MITTENS—DRESS SHIRTS BATH ROBES—GENTS’ FURNISHINGS All Priced in a Fair Way THE BOSTON STORE 260 SOUTH CENTER ST.’ OPEN EVENINGS _