Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 10

A Al PAGE TEN Che Casver Daily Cribune AOWUNSETTLED WU FIGHT OVER HOUSE SPEAKER Suggestion That Long- worth Retire in Favor of Madden Overruled Illinois, that ase Uproar Over Parody On House in Cal’s Hobby..urse Feb, 13.—The into an uproar to- tive Vinson, ttempted to al's Hobby wuce, Ke uchusetts, #0 topped as he concluded » contended it les for a was a icipated, tepublican erruled } continu ee LATE SPORTS Feb. 13.—Dick t wrestler, York, ace and S, Mo. it , today was bar- by ¢ Police Martin O'Brien from further participation This action was taken after Pro: moter Tom Packs failed to appear nefore O'Brien and Prosecuting At Schwertzer to explain ourt, who ¥igured in bouts in which fouls had been carded for a id possibility am. As a pub uty It is to pre nust prevent any nonstrations as have the Coliseum during shows,” ‘Tex., SAN ANTONIO, Feb, 13.— > K , San Antonio am. isireded among the f the Texas open d a two ° * the entire stional stars when the f 18 holes was complet- Adalyn Mayer is named as the tlest girl in the world by Betty son, of Peter Pan fame, Betty should know, She was said to be the most begutiful In 1924, ONSTIPATION A cuuse of many ills, Harm ful to elderly people, Always relief in taking CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS Tasy-—-pleasant—sltective—only 25¢ from the ©) During the six weeks the girl had "| outsanding in the yearly affairs of INDUSTIAL EDITION SUNDAY LAND DEEL IL, IN QWINIE | =e ES All about Casper and Wyoming! The Tribune’s widely heralded yearmarker of the prog- ress and growth of this city and state will be given to the world Sunday. It. will be the greatest industrial edition ever issued in Wyoming. Developments during the past year in industry, produc- tion and refining of oil, mining, agriculture and irrigation, stockraising and transportation will be told by experts. Improvements in Casper are to be dealt with from every angle. Scores of excellent pictures will illustrate the articles and tables of figures will show in condensed and convenient form ade during the year. rial edition the Tribune has published has 8 by itself, but the one that comes out Sunday will be the best yet Order your copies now. The edition will be limited. JURY COMPLETE IN STOKES Ghat Girl Bears Frozen Foot for Six Weeks Without Complaint FREMONT, Neb., Feb, 13.—Six eeks ago while on a trip to South akota where she was called to tes- against the men who had mur- dered her grandfather and wound: ed her father, one of the feet of a Jessup, 12, school pu- en, but her plight was until yesterday when ng in the class room ver, Miss Leta Martin, tioned her. CHICAGO, Feb. 13.—(By The As sociated Press}—The jury In the trial of W. E. D. Stokes and others was completed at 12:28 p. m. today. Stokes, Daniel Nugent, a Ne: York attorney, and five others wé indicted by a grand jury last Two hays been. granted sepa) trials and one has never been ap} hended. Mrs. Hattie Johnson o York and Robert Lee of Chicago, both negroes, are on trial with Nu- gent and Stokes. Completion of the jury came after Judge William N. Grimmell had warned the attorneys of state and defense that they were unnecessarily delaying the completion of the “We are going to get a jury we are going to get it speedily,” judge asserted, Twenty minutes later the 12 men had been accepted by both sides and the jurors sworn me without medical attention ver uttering a word nor show. ing a sign of pain, Miss Martin im. mediately sent her to the home of grandmother, where she has ving since her return, and e {clan was called. ——$§$<$—— been phy the Anniversary Of Church Will Be Noted Tonight WASHINGION, Feb present Pullman car would be prohibited unde ment to the independ propriation bill approve the senate. 13. — The surcharge: me The First fourth anniversary of the Christian church of Casper lebrated tonight, beginning k, by a dinner and spe- 1 program at the church building. rts of activities within the church within the past year will be given during the meeting which is the institution, What stands out prominently as a feature of the oc- casion {s the fact that the dinner ts to be cooked and served by the men Election of officers to follow the banquet. Members and friends of the church are urged to attend. BANDITS MAKE $15,000 HAUL TOLEDO, Oh{o, Feb. | 13.—Four bandits Kidnapped three American Rallway Express company messen- gers on the outskirts of Detroit and stole a truck carrying be. tween $15,000 and $18,000 worth of merchandise, it was reported here. The merchandise was consigned to Ohio cities. and complete assortment. know how we can get Don’t miss this. such pretty tomatoes at this time of year and at only Large Grape Fruit 4 FOR CELERY The largest assortment in town. Pascal Celery California Celery § Florida Celery. ROOT VEGETABLES Rhubarb, Ib. ~--2 for 35c Bunch Beets 7 RIALTO THEATER BUIL Red Dry Onions___-_-- 4 Ibs. 25c Yellow Dry Onions____4 Ibs, 25¢ | Leaf Lettuce ORR ee oo ntpeotaeel 4 Ibs. 25c Turn pasa 4 Ibs. 28 Egg Plant, each f Parsnips_.___-.__--~_4 Ibs, 25c Cranberries, lb Cabbarew bd... toe ae 5c Sweet Potatoes_______2 Ibs. 25c Spanish Onions Yes, Jean point out the 4 Paris, he shout in Hollywood.” blushed like bea ed clu ‘Holl FLASHES apolis has the ywood LATOR ws most ed, “She isn't. She's So Yola D‘Aryil all the Hollywood uties do & only regular 1b of blind women in Poor Aunt Jemima had oy everythin, hersere 8 But now Honey!” AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR THERE'S A REASON Why so many housewives patronize our store. They know that @ they can get the freshest and best vegetables obtainable—at the lowest prices. A wonderful assortment of vegetables will be on display tomorrow for your Sunday dinner. Come early for best Head Lettuce California—Solid heads at Gauliflower, 1b. \— ses es 20¢e DING RIALTO FRUIT CO “Originators of Low Prices in Quality Fruits and Vegetables” you can get her famous pancake recipe ready-mixed. “Vse in town, THEFTS LEA TO ARRESTS b, 13.—Cifford and yer are under Sar- 1 by the federal marshal hero and several others, including three Colorado Springs, Colorado mén, are sought in connectivn with the theft in the Colorado city of an automobile and a trunk full of gold plated false teeth valued at $2,500. The rec of the gold teeth the automobile was made by sheriff at Jacksonville, llinois, e Clifford Obermyer was eald to have eold the car to his father !n law Maurice rest and h er heavywelght boxing 1 not be permitted to g xhibition in Moline, Chief Ben Dejager, of the Moline police and Sheriff’ C, §. Edwards an- nounced today. Johnson .was scheduled to appear in an exhibition here tomorrow. The entire show was prohibited Sheriff Edwards said that the or- der was issued cause the Tilinols law prohibits SHOE SALE UNDER WAY Having as its offering two big stocks of high shoes for men, y n and children, the Turner tullding shoe store has out of the way for imax of tomorrow, the final of its closing out sale. Isement in ~cutting eviden » bargain offering. Emphasis is laid on the fact that tomorrow To Cure a Cold a One Day Laxative BROMO QUIN s. (The First and Original Ci Grip Tablet.) A Safe and Py n Remedy. The bi bears signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.— Ady. Best. seller. at, pair Sacri Men’s Oxfords, the we Royal Blue. $8.00 an values, your choice, pair ~------ ME You know what the nar ston means. Shoes tha $10.00 and $12.00. price, per pair You Cannot Afford t A whole table full of Dr —Ralston make. Regu and $10.00 values, to ficed at, $ per pair — Men’s Oxfords in black and patent. Ralston es Royal Blue. ues. Sacrifice $ price, pai heels. Regular $1.00 Sacrifice price, per pair ~__ SHOE MEN’S WORK SHOES Milwaukee made — Weinberg’s A regular $5.00 and $6.00 Buy Your Oxfords Now brands, such as Ralstons and Selz $4.85 VS DRESS SHOES RALSTON SHOES FOR MEN $4.85 HERE IS SOMETHING EXTRA SPECIAL MEN’S OXFORDS $8.00 to $10.00 val- EXTRA SPECIAL LADIES’ STORM RUBBERS Ladies’ Storm Rubbers with high Toe Hold Rubbers at Same Price night at 9 o'clock the doors will be nbsolutely clésed on this record event. Indian Uprising Is Quieted Down ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Feb, 13. —New Mexico's 1925 Indian uprising rumors of which startled authorities until official information revealed there had been no uprising, sim- mered still lower last night when the MOTHER! “California Fig- Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child a Even {f cross, feverish, b!llous, con- stipated or full of cold, children love the pleasant taste of “California Fig Syrup.” A teaspoonful never fails to clean the liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You myst say “California” or you |- may get fn imitation fig syrup. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 Indian whose death was reported to have precipitated a tribesmen's war council near Cuba, N. M., came into Albuquerque—alive. He was borne on a stretcher, in a critical condition, his lower jaw shot away, and little hope {s held out for his recovery. Lacy Bird, a home- steader, {s sald by authorities to jhave shot the Indian, Juan Toledo, in an encounter which ensued when the Navajo attempted Bird. Toledo, it 1s claimed, showed fight when he recelved what ho bo- lieved was insufficlent remuneration in a job he worked on Rird’s tract. to LEA WATCH AND WAIT FOR THE CASPER DRY GOODS STOCK TO BE SOLD BY THE - Keep Your Eye on the Tribune DER Westbound CHICAGO, BURL: Eastbound No. 32 GOING! GOING! We're QUITTING BUSINESS TOMORROW NICHT, FEB. 14TH OUR FINAL MESSAGE GIVES YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY for Men, Women and Children AT YOUR OWN PRICE - All high grade standard makes, such as Selz, Ralstons, Centrals, Weinberger, ete. DON’T TALK ABOUT SAVING, DO IT! BOYS’ RUBBER BOOTS Boys’ Rubber Boots. 1to5. $3.50 values, per pair 11 known tan, vici kid or c d $10.00 Boyd Walsh. ne of Ral- t sell for Sacrifice LADIES’ § WOOL Regular $1.75 ‘o Miss ess Shoes lar $8.00 be sacri- 2.45 and strap. $4.00, Values. one nrice and tan and Selz 4.85 values. 25¢e 3 EXTRA SPECIAL LADIES’ HIGH SHOES Ladies’ High Shoes in black and were selling as high as $10.00 and $12.00. Made by E. P. Reed and In military heels. Sacrifice price, per pair— 25c brown and cordovan colors. OUT THEY GO AT 95c One pair to a customer EXTRA SPECIAL MEN’S LEATHER PUTTEES Men’s Leather Puttees in spring All go at ~~ "TWO-IN-ONE SHOE POLISH Regular 25c size. CLOSING IT OUT AT 2 bottles to customer TURNER-COTTMAN BUILDING SHOE STORE 120 West Second St.—Next Door to Chase’s Cafe Sizes from Ladies’ Slippers. per pair alf. Shoes that fords, in ILK AND HOSE value. Black, Men's $5.00 and $6.00 ff USS Mothers, Slippers Cc TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN OING! LADIES’ BLACK SATIN SLIPPERS Black Satin One-Strap Sacrificed at, LADIES’ AND GROW- ING GIRLS’ OXFORDS Ladies’ and Growing Girls’ Ox- and military heels. $5.00 to $7.00. Sacrifice price BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES Sizes from 9 to 12 and 1214 to 2. Regular $2.75 values. Sacrificed at, pair___ WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS Ladies’ White Canvas Oxfords, also One-Strap Canvas Pumps, $3.50 values. price, per pair OVERSHOES and Boys’ Overshoes. Sacrifice price, per pair CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS Children’s have loaded two tables full of Slippers for children in sizes from 8 to 2, in patent, kid, black and brown. They are worth from $2.50 up to $3.50. Being sacri- ficed at— $1.45 A% $1.65 OPEN EVENINGS Arrives Departs 2:10 p. m. Departs 6:00 p. m, GTON & QUINCY Arrives $4.00 and $5.00 values. $1.85 black and brown; low Values from $2.85 $1.65 —_o0€ One-Buckle $1.85 and $2.25 val- $1.00 buy your for Easter now. We Are thrash, <7"