Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1925, Page 10

PAGE SIX ieee , 1925 PAGE TEN. Che Casper Daily Cridune MONDAY, JANUARY 5 PRISON SCANDALS4®,%42 ALLIED DEBTS HOLD STAGE I NEW YORK, Jan. 5,—Federal preitor of the N. & A. Coal and Mer- Judge Lindley, of Illinois today is : 4 sued a bench warrant for the arrest I : —— of Gaston B. Means, former depart- Fe a A AVE i ment of justice agent, when he fail-| , betty ick, B. Capen, superintendent of ths ed to appear in court with his at Texas company refinery here whose torney, Thomas B. Felder, and his| MILWAUKEB, Wis. Jan. 6&— ine fr eae Saeg Friday morn. secretary, Elmer W. Jarnecke, for] peclaring that the founders of the Arbogast has| | g INDER F| A f grown slightly’ wear} ne‘istane ee | American Ambassadors Appointed Delegates “God trusts you with Ifberty to go to hell, but the prohibitionists minatl fuse to trust you-with the Hberty| ot merase monie WIN take place ohn Arbr of 215 West A street . e4 -< trial on a charge of conspir: to| modern religious | denominations] refuse to tr the t at Bridgeport, Conn., Friday afie., Jonpidtarsey PolsdMndge “Murry . To Attend Sessions in Interest of obstruct Justice were opponents of prohibition and} to drink a glass of beer,” sa'd Mr.| noon, menor last Friday of {llegal possession and 2 The warrant was issued on re-| openly encouraged the use of wine| Windle. ‘The rersattie: a: e _ | Perouse ot aaoes that he has| U. S. Claims. quest of Special Assistant Attorney | and iquor, C. A. Windle, editor of] “Costlin in.his life of Martig Lu-| 4 o'clocie REAL? lig Colorado Governor Says] n> relationship, blood or otherwi General Todd after he had produced| the Iconoclast, engaged in a de-| ther tells us that Luther, the father chen ter, and that. he has inter to the antiliquor| PARIS, Jan. 5. (By the Associat- T Mi d with the never run c yOaL istreate edicts of city, state or nation andjed Press)—Final arrangements for 1 | has no intention of doing so Wednesday's conference of allied Prisoners | companied : of protestantism, had’ a brewery | widen Mrs Gree Ce Capen, ‘W,..N. Capen, perated by his wife in his own| Mrs. J’ H. Lapham, price Bear jouse. This proves that prohibition | Capen, and Wr 1. Retest MS was not Protestant, “much ° less ; prep a telegram from Dr. Joe A. HM@ts-| bate last night on the | prohibition in law, to share in the. precagds,| dell of Concord, N. Y., stating that| question from the\pulp't of Trinity Great Britain denies suck right: At} Means was‘too ill to start for New Episcopal church with the pastor, the same time those allies whi gd-] York today. the Rey. G. Kenneth MacInnis. _ | resentative of thi ae ministers are being made, and as|mit the American claim ask th: Mr. Todd told the court that! ane pastor replied that religious| christian at the time of the refor-| at New Tock aaa Sezapany. — | the days draws nearer, interest in|their own percentages be not affect-| Means has been under surveillance denominations with 90,000,000 com-] mation.” met by W. N. Capen, father of ites 4 the subjects to be considered isjed, thereby opening up an extreme-| of government operatives since his| i in'cants and constituents had in. deceased, and officials tf the ee” DENVER, Colo., Jan.,5.— growing more intense ly important question, namely, the| conviction for conspiracy to violate} Gorsed the prohibition amendment | + 4 pany, dll going to Bridgeport toc William FE. Sweet, as “gov- The chief ontensible aim of the| widening of the scope of application] the prohibition Jaw last summer and and “the saloon element had always Long Distance the burial Friday. : ‘or ersdoriand complainant,” to-| conference {s fo apportion the bil-|of the Dawes plan. that these agents had reported to| (liq ‘to hell with the law.’ , Great importance is attached to the meeting today of the British cabinet, and {it {s hoped some ar- rangements may be devised by his Private services for i him last Friday that Means was in F immediate famliy Bhat ge ae aes ane Bride Granted _|:tves renasnce vetereay atiernson So great was the enthusiasm that frequenty the congregation broke into appause that.coud not be stilled . : * } lon gold marks in reparations re- day filed in the office of the ceived from Germany, but the gen- civil service commission eral {mpression is that this business charges’ against Thomas J. will be overshadowed by what goes 7 * arden ry well as James A. Logan, the regu-| able the dispute will be sent to the _ The charkea accsine aaEn Is sé lav reparation commission observer|Hague court for final pronounce- ba Cade er mitue thereice for the United States, has served to| ment. pinotee- apse titi 2 When! trensthen the public beliet that the —-_>—_—_. abuses).of RATING: bean apes ety Fires at Auto EN) Gebt problem will be a subject of un.| NEW YORK, Jan. §—The condi- New Year's eve by the pastor and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 5.—| Dr, J. J. Seelman, head of. the Wis. Thomas Kennedy of Hazleton, Pa.,|consin division of the Assocation president of district number 2, Unit-| against the proh'bition amendme ed Mine Workers of America today|Mr. Windle ‘came from Chcago at 3 o'clock, the Rev. Chari 4. ‘i ; leas from the puipit,. ° son officiating. From 4 to” Tynan, warden © Col on in the lobbies and the words “In-| majesty’s ministers which will per- Kennedy Is New ot Peay sae 7 Posh pee Divorce Decree o'clock friends and Texas company ~ Mtarharsane : terallied debt” are on every lip. | mit settlement of the difficulty over . +, Un | cn oben sebate ymake fea ena bar gatee cnlevesi Wersineentin ee, ana Georke:Buchans | Announcement of the appoint-|the American elalm. Miner’s Official Sao er agp ea cat tunity of paying last Feapecee: et F Fy < t is ment as delegates of American am- Should the British refuse te modi- an ry ith tas apie wi —_—_—_— ey | bassadors Kellogg and Herrick, aa|fy thetr attitude, {t ts though pyob- ee the aftermath of the FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 5— Sl Ra Mrs. Helen Keller, 19, who was mar- - ried May 3,-1923, over the long dis- tance telephone to William H. Peasant Head Of Keller, 20, at Seattle, was granted a divorce here today. Mrs. Keller Belgrade in Jail 3 tarnik t aq ° d d official conversations and it {s hop-|tion of the Rev. William H. Bliss,| was appointed iy President I | represent the wets. ") has not séén her husband since ted yan ee aginst tarl ead Dniver Misunderstands od these will bring a solution ap-)of Seattle, who ts critically {11 at] Lewis, successor to William Green,| ‘The Mquor business {s the arch|'sometime before ceremony, — her arte ery Meee! <a preciably nearer St. Luke's hospital here, was re-| who rerigned as secretary-treasurer | enemy of human happiness. It ts| petition stated. Pen rN REAL 88 Bee ea ee | Command to Stop. The thorniest problem before the| ported unchanged today. of the miners international union to|a brute more vicious than a mad] your thousand miles of wire} BELGE ian Ret y 4 : As- bese Hedin ase hr a San ae ba conference proper is that of the} Canon Bliss was stricken with | accept the presidency of the Amert-| dog.a plague more destructive than saciated Press)—Stefan Rad’ch, lead- united the couple. : American share in the Dawes plan| heart disease December 21 on his|can Federation of Labor. The ap-| cholera, a pest'lence more ravaging er of the Croatian peasants’ ‘party One Data ecant aries oot ¥ DIEGO, Calf, Jan, 5—Mrs.|yield. While France, Italy and] return from Geneva,- where he at-| pointment was ratified unanimous.|than war and an expense more bur- : Was.arrested today i a secret room a ee eee t les M. Rockwell, was shot in|Belgium admit that the’ United] tended th-oplum conference as an|ly by the international esecutes densome than state and) county| For results try a ‘Tribune Classi.|t the home of Deputy Kockoutitch pusiat becalise ret sthe Sneormpetcnt sack. and probably fatally |§ has a right in equity, if not official observe; declared the Rev. MacInnis.! fied A and taken to Zagreb prison and inefficient management of s a Pe : afternoon by said warden ntiary unde: as deputy sentry at Fort A two-year baby an 1 te. of said erans , and murdered t after the] time bare raphe oe in Mrs. said Antonio had been so|_ The bullet, which fat ie ‘ caaatlielven euffering from| Rockwell's wight lung, has not becn| es Evenlatisslevtine che the mortal wounds which had been FEAR MED datasets ie elow are presented seldom finds such good infilcted upon him, the said George} Performed when she 1s transferz values typical of the splen- je ° 3 shoes at such low prices. being then and thero in| from the foft hospital to a did i to be had h ur rl t niver. i i i avec ald penitentiary as such| Diego hospital th adsl me savings.to,, ad pete Wide variety and superior deputy warden, wholly. neglected and ee Fd 7 Abel per Teh now—a certain source of quality make these shoe refused to provide said Antonio|effort to halt the automobile in | seciatactogy, seeeron a of values especially interest- Neroni with medical aid and assist Sitges nat tacesit SHOT heli sma: shoes _worth: ‘ 7 atiete Raton ithe Gonterasy oriratted sa ag Sag ins Re while savings 2 ing, J the said Antonio Neroni to be ee s TRS salad se c : sate Anto ‘a ‘cell’and there linger) ao vine the car slowed down at ue : A Clever Short die. reservatl gate and when Sterre Se walked across the road in front of| wait N Vamp KIRBY STORE he wan algnalling. for her to 60 i gee Fe Ney: ’ Expressions of sopiratior fol- he was signa for her to 60 le low the showing of this nifty ahead, As the machine sped away? 7 i one strap. Have short Frenchy Hipeite called tireesticiay: gor tike atiltiac REM ees Interest Increases With Each Passing Day easipaet italiana sonforauit party to stop, he sald. Whn the snugly at arch and heel. Fastens box Maelo: the new woven slash driver fatled to obey his command ey a 4 work on the toe, and is one of ne thea with four narrow straps an Every day of our store-wide Anniversary Shoe Sale brings further evidence that its fine . economies are greatly appreciated. It’s evi- dent that those who came early in the sale are passing the good word along, that their friends may also share its fine savings. Sale Continues for the Rest of the Week Only IGGINC 3 “YOUR SHOEMAN’ Rica: foot is a satin weave strap giv Tri-Strap ery f lipper is a big favorite, ing just the right touch. © LY [2 ww 8 a aig caveat fetchin, indeenl Louis heels, ys P: f St lis rs is a smooth, perfect ‘itting Regular’ price are ay alrs 0 ess e model. at arch and heel (the has the popular box heels. No- tice the cob web cut out work on the sides. A Wiggins’ qual- ity style. In lovely black satin. Regular price, $9.00, An- Pree. 90099 In soft dull kid with slightly higher Spanish heels, were $10. Anniversary Sale $7 Price — e our most popular styles. In tent leather, black calf, or nglish tan calf. were $9.00- sare 8s, "$6.95 The New Corded Satin A. big hit from the word go. Fashioned of the new corded satin material. Has one nar- row bright steel beaded gore strap over instep, Spanish Louis heels, and semi-rounded toes. Touches of: suede trimming. Most charming you'll say. Were $10. Anniversary. 45 Sale Price _4- ° ——_o—_—_. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Jan. 5.— Steve Sabol, employed at the £ cery store of John Firko at Kirby, twelve miles north of here, was sandbagged.early Friday evening | and robbed of $750 in cash. He is in a hospital at Gebo suffering from the effects of the rough usage received at the hands of the robbers.|_ Announcement has been made by Sabol was making the usual sem!-| Rovert R. Rose, judge of the elghth monthly collections at the Gebo min-| judicial district of Natrona and Fre- ing camp and had finished for the} mont counties for the past two Gay. As he was leaving Gebd| years, of resumption of his practice just after dark he was prounced|of law. Location of his sulte of upon by two men who were travel-| offices is on the fourth floor of the ing in a car, The robbers made} midwest building, rooms 410-411. away without be'ng identified. Before coming to Casper by ap na rie pointment to the bench here from the late Governor William B. Ross, Judge Rose lived at Kemmerer where he was editor of the Kem- | merer Camera and a practicing at- torney. In recent elections he. has figured prominently in the Demo- cratic party. th ne A Beautiful Satin in the New Mode Rich simple patterns are the very latest. This distinctive slipper in glossy black satin sary Sale three straps take care of that). RALEIGH, N. C., Jan. 5.—Ken- NEW YORK, Jan, 5.—Directors of Price 4 Has novel cut out work on side, neth Hale and John Leak, negroes the Magma Copper company today ma A most remarkable offering of attractive, stylish moderate Spanish e~ heels Te here tale tor the mate Pris:| authorized an increase of 60,000 dress straps in broken sizes. These are wonderful gid ound ee eee must/°T," of Chatles’ Garwood, rent | stock tonn tone or ate) cena ss values, some having sold for as high as $12.50 and In-fine soft patent leather. car driver of Lexington, N. Slick ienaena BERR EG ne cents Lovely Plain Pumps none for less than $9.00. You may select from satins, Were $9.00. Anni- $6.95 ~— : proposal on January 26, will be There's nothing daintler th patents, kid leather, suedes, in black and a variety Made Sais ECan 10D. Heroine Siren, (thet Tis Ruloxaepentbs touts good fitting plain pumps, New of colors, Patterns are one, two and three straps, Paro cee “$7.4 yy ] new stock at $36.50 a share. York says they're “the thing,” gores and ties, and have Spanish and Louis heels. All Price _ $ 45 ‘ phones ually; egterking, are of our regular high quality Footway ae) have ful heel adi placed many representative models on a rack in the GROUND GRIPPER OX- fe langly Toei the as, 2 In front of our store for your inspection. They are sell- FORDS in: soft brown kid Pe beautiful patent or Instrous ing like hot cakes. Almost all sizes and widths from lek gheanarey icaieihen pois Pha ae eS IS AAA to D can be found among the group. See how, fort, assured modified. walking Price _- 95 we've priced them. ” last." Give, your tired feet: a We ance. deus AAA i iS ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE Bissa) 8 toay. a ewtiar: $41.00 PARTY SLIPPERS—in Silver sary Bale Price.__.POe /Atthe first sign of i skin trouble app. Resino That patch of eruption Is not mecds sarily a scrious matter! Even In severe, | well-established cases of eczema, ring- | worm or r affections,” Reslnol | Ointment and Resinol Soap usually re- \ arvaaden Corals ees reo ‘aisley Brocade, choice of med- xf oat CORRECTIVE OXFORDS on ium and high heels, toes med- ‘ our neat appearing business ium or short vamped, Regu- woman's last, with soft black lar $10.00 grades, _ Anniver. kid uppers, heels are Cuban sary Sale $7 45 with rubber lifts, built in arch. PING ing eee e Regular $8.00 grade. Anni- versary Sale 6.45 CO ween mn OPEN LACED OXFORDS with Cuban coyered heels, toes neat short igh in Tan Calf or Soft Patent Colt, Regular $10 grades, Anniver- $7 5 sary Sale Price____ e CORRECTIVE. OXFORDS on business woman’s combination last, in soft brown kid, heels are Cuban with rubber lifts, built in arch to assure perfect. standing and»walking comfort. wular $9.00 grade. Anni- 1 : c lieve the itching at once and quickly NEAT BUCKLE PUMPS with versary Sale ~, $6. ‘ City | schooleir wercome the trouble eqmpletely. How Ouban covered walking heels, Price ------- sam ° esd a fe h more, then, can this simple, In- toes neatly rounded, Choice Sale on Children’s Famous Red Goose Shoes I1SSE5 SCHOOL SHOES in CHILDREN’S SHOE: Bleek ealfekin with extended 8% to 11% In the Red cures les or In‘tan calf with welt Brand, Have long wearin; expensive treatment be relied on to dis- pel skin troubles in thelr earller stages, her {ts finet certificate for | —Resinel Soap and Reslnol Ointment are sold by hi ism. ail droee Fi mples of each, free, write tw vt. 1. of Brown Suede, soft Patent Colt or Dull Black Calf, Reg. ular 89,00 grades, Anniver. vary Bale 5 ° 7008 Conuuakenoes Sha ites ae te CORRECTIVE STRAP PUMPS ent in comfortable black kid, neat round toes and Cuban heels with two straps at instep. A sensible pattern for both street or dre: lar $8.50 grade. a Ee "$6.45 ' © — - ———__ : SPECIALS Anni Price PATENT TWO BAR INSTE soles, Equare or gemi-polnted oub) 1 ; PRLS ae les, it A few of our many lines priced here—Buy for cash et MP3s an wo clue bee “Thea age RT RO tri roles, Roump tone se WALKING HEEL TIES— ‘ 3 as well, Bisex oY, wer Petes Has iks + oye and save money, Prenchy, high Spanish heels, $4.50, | Anniver. | $3 45 brown Aor ean Baro blaR io Choice et tan a black calf, Coffee, 10-Ib pail, $4.00:.3 the. ve tery Sale’ Re nae ary Sale Price ° ith medium Cuban heels—A tan calf, Regular price $3,765, Anniversary GHILD'S SHOES, Sines Bi to Bale Exlte-nnbns- Sete at give world’ 1 will hold their shape Haye © SMALL BOYS BROWN Flour, 50-pound sack, ¢ P &G Boap, 10 Bars __ Tomatoes, Small Cans - Tall Cans Milk, any bra Van Camps Pork and Beans new pattern in walkin Ox- fords that is ve: Popul ir for its smartness, ‘Regular $8.50 grade, Anniver- $ eo yaaa C) iry Sale Price___ s DULL KID PRESS PUMPS, ee DRESS SHOES—A stout yet ld : 7 Bugar, 19 Pouds for ____ With medium Bpanish eel and ind Paine ees sie, coe dressy shoe with good weight Peaches in Gallon Cans neat trim toes, It’s dull kid Red Goose brand, In brown ov extended soles, Smooth brown COLLEGE TIES—To be had Apricots, Gallon Cans uppers ara patent (rimmed, black eal, smoked elk, and pe Uppers, Blucher cut, Sizes ae lack one wie ey . Ga Can 2 ] i . A if Dr, Price's Baking Powder 355 th ee aiid SARL CUR TeraBs | ReRus fent leathers, Regular price a4 te 38, eiiketaver tion pet are Catsup for Gallory Can .. Bale Price... ry Sines 1244 to 2, sale-price 93.45 $3.25, Anniversary 8 lieve the eye from your zepu Bale Price ...---- Ee lar low heel oxfords, $8.00 grade=) So me versary Sale Price. YOo lar a000 grade, Anniver, eary Sale We Detiver, YELLOWSTONE CASH GROCERY B28 West Yellowstone Vhone