Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 2

: 4 | ite PAGE TWO. iBIG SUPPLY MAS, REYNOLDS MADE HEAD OF GIRL oCOUTS Succeeds Mrs. Dixon as Commissioner in Service Here. Mrs. Christine D. Reynolds was last night announced as the com- issioner of the Natrona County i cout Council for 1925, taking the place of Mrs. Mary Morrow Dixon, who had held the position since the organization of the scouts here two years ago. The office will continue to be conducted in con- nection with the office of Miss May Hamitton, county superintendent of schools. Mrs. Reynolds was formerly phy- sical training teacher in the Na- trona county high school and is thoroughly competent by training and ability to take charge of this work. At the present time the Girl Scouts are busy making wool slum- ber robes, each scout knitting a square which will be used in robes to be sent to the Veterans’ hospital at Sheridan. of the Na Council at Miss Ha meeting being 7:80 o'clock. KENDRICK HAS | BILL ON SALE OF U3. LANDS Representative Winter To Introduce Same Plan in House. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—A _ Diil to regulate the sale of government land on western frrigation projects was introduced today by Senator Kendrick, Wyoming. The farms would be sold at not less than the appraised value, The purchasers would be required to pay in equal semi-annual installments rf to live on the property cight months in a year. The applicants would be required to have at least one year's experience on a farm and pos- sess farm equipment valued at $1,- 500. ‘The secretary of the interior would be authorized to advance §3, 000 to fafmers for improvements and purchass of livestock. Labor ers also could be provided places to live with lesser outlay. The same bill later was introduc- ed in the house by Congressman Winter, of Wyoming. oo AUTO LICENSES ARE DUE-SOON Automobile owners are requested to take cognizance of the fact that there will be no iss cense plates at th court house as wa: 2 The Mmited fin of the de partment has made it impossible to BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE ‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Prac- tically without amendment to trea- sury and postoffice appropriation bill, the largest peace time measure ever before congress was passed to- day by the house. As sent to the senate, the Dill carries $763,000,000, of which $11,- 000,000 is for prohibition enforce- ment and $26,000,000 for the coast guard service which plans to use nearly half of its allotment for curbing rum-running. WASHING . 30.—An ap propriation of 00,000 for opera- tion. of the trans-continental. alr mail service during the coming fis- cal,year was approved today by the house. Another item in the treasury: postoffice appropriation bill allot- Ing $526,373 for maintenance of the pneumatic tube mail service in New York city also w pproved. ROME, Dec. 30.—(By The Associ- ated Press)—Cardinal Oreste Giorg! died of pneumonia at his residence tempshere today, » was born in r 4, 1916, He held of grand Penitentiary of | the Holy Roman church. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. — The fenate today passed a bill to reim- Montana for expenses incur- red by the state in suppressing for- est fires on government land in 1919. WASHINGTON, tor Norbec kota, urged P: resident to appoint C. W. Pugsley, president of the South Dakota State College of Agriculture, as secretary of agri- culture. The senator said he thought Mr. Phgstey would be given favorable consideration. LAKEHURST, N. J., Dec, 30, — The Dirigible Los Angeles took the alr today to test the water recovery system which was frozen during a trial flight last week, Commander J. H. Klein, Jr., said that the ship Would cruise in hls vicinity. LOEB-LEOPOLD ATTORNEYS TO SPLIT S180, 000 CHICAGO, Dec. 30.—The lawyers who saved Richard Loeb and Nath- an Leopold Jr., from the gallows when they pleaded guilty to kidnap- ing killing Robert Franks, will re- ceive $150,000 for their services, it became known today. ‘5 Clarence Darrow, veteran crim- inal lawyer and.Benjamin and Wal- ter Bachrach. brothers, share in the fee, though the proportion of di- vision has not been made public. The lawyers, it is stated, asked for $200,000 afthe conclusion of the trial, and, though the Leopold fam- \'y made no objection, the Loeb family though the amount exces- “|sive. After some discussion: -the $150,000 was agreed upon. Mr, Dar- row is in Colorado visiting his son. issue any licenses for the coming year except through the secretary of state's office in Cheyenne. All applications, accompanied by money order or check, must be made to that office direct. Licenses for 1925 are supposed to be in use the day after tomorrow, the first of the ye Spe GUILTY PLEA ISENTEREDBY “BOY BANKER’ DES MOINES, Ia., dore Lucchesi, vice president of the defunct United States bank of Des Moines, today pleaded guilty to lar. ceny by embezzlement, and was sen. tenced to an indeterminate term at Anamosa reformatory, Dec. 30.—Isa- Which is limited to five years. Lucchesi con- fessed to conversion of about $30, 000 of the bank's funds. He was arrested recently in Memphis, Ten nessee. — * Thomas, of the| mpany returned enver where with relatives WE SELL OUR COAL WITH COURTESY--WHICH COSTS NO MORE PER TON YOU SEE CORY GEBO COAL NATRONA TRANSFER STORAGE AND FUEL CO'S On Its Way THE NEW CHEVROLET Soon on display at THE NOLAN GHEVROLET Big Sisters will be enraptured! Little Brothers will be surprised! Little Sisters will be tickled! Watch for the diamonds COAL ‘QUARTETTE PHONE 943 _P.0.80x S73 THURSDAY id was created | "Reg. $3.50 to $7.50 Corsets $4.89 be Casper Daily Ceribune TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1924 Hundreds of Casper Women Filled the Frantz Shop Saturday and Monday and today eagerly taking advantage’ of the low prices prevailing during our Great Unloading and Clearance Sale which continues in full sway with many new and spectacular bargains announced for New Year’s shoppers Begin the New Year —what a wonderful New Year’s present for her, would be a handsome new fur coat Prices Are Reduced to Less Than Cost —but still every garinent is covered by our double guarantee With A New Outfit HERE ARE A FEW EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Regular $700.00 Siberian Squirrel Coat Regular $750.00 Japanese Mink Coat Regular $700.00 Hudson Seal Coat Regular $975.00 Caracul Coat _____ Re BPE ia ea CLOSED ALL DAY NEW YEAR'S. DAY Do your shopping tomorrow be- fore six p: m. as the Frantz Shop will not be open New Year’s Eve. i Buy Your. Winter Supply of SILK HOSIERY. ~ At these special low prices EXTRA SPECIAL Day Dream Hose ad ‘Silk A i 1.50 HO then silky bagi and: al 9 9 Cc opular colors, pe: Our special $1.95 Hose retailing in many cities at $2.50, during this great unloading sale, per pair 1 79 only . --------------------=~----=-+=== e Buy it by the box and save—3 pairs only Chiffon and Thread Silk 1% in both pointed and square heels, in black and all popular shades—sizes 8 to 1014 V Lady Martha “Dependon” Silk Hose 2 Per pair $1.49—3 pairs $4.29 Reg. $1.00 “Trueshape” Silk Hose Per pair 89c—6 pairs $5.29 All popular colors—all regular sizes O: per cent (loves, Corsets and Underwear Our stocks are new and fresh, purchased = ially for the holiday trade. wr ee w= i Regular $1.50 Sateen Petticoats 49¢ These arg made with both plain and fancy flounces,{ud are extraordinary valués. There are styles and sizes for every figure Regular 85c and’$1.00 Cotton Vests _-__49c Regular $1.50 New Style Leather Belts__98c ’ Regular $2.50 White Uniform Dresses _$1.89 Line of Blouses and Skirts —One Half Price Regular $1350.00 Dyed Ermine Coat * Regular $650.00 Moleskin Coat Regular $750.00 Alaskan Seal Coat Stylish, well made Sealine, Near Seal and North- ern Seal Coats, regularly priced at from $85.00 to $250.00,.now only $49 to $149 Beautiful Dresses Are Here at reduced prices Our rack of smart Winter Dress- es at this popular Subway Price has just been replenished for New Year’s shoppers Silks, satins, velvets, wools, etc., in most approved styles and colors for mid-season wear Rich, Fur-Trimmed Coats at below cost prices of $94. 88 to §Q'7-50 These coats are shown in all th Bec , e€ popular and high class materials for winter wear, with warm, luxurious fur trimming All sizes, styles and colors i tl Regular $7.50 Play Suits $2.79 consisting of sweater, leggins, cap and mittens Regular $6.00 Infants Silk Quilts $3.95 Embroidered with floral designs Your choice of all our i> P Holiday Novelties in Betty J Gift Nook..." * 1/9 Price