Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 10

o> PAGE TEN 2 Ee a en a FIVE TAKEN IN POLICE RAIDS STORM STRICKEN AREA SLOW TO |: of the bodies haye been recovered as | were the bd&ies of 20 known victims Jwensville. Three were killed h and their bodies recov- The tornado brought injuries to more than five hundred persons In Princton, where 300 homes were | and Jat levastated 300 others partially Che Casper Daily Cribune BOOSTER GATHERING freshments will be served by the ladies of te church following the businers session. The public in gener- al is cordially invited to attend, Rev. Germany announced. The purpose of the meeting is to interest the public in the work of the East Side church for the church year SCHEDULED TONIGHT FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 well known as a@ contractor, has vpened a retail salesroom ror Miller “Geared to the Road” tires in his headquarters at 647 West Yellow- sone and has on display a com- plete stock of the newest tires manu- fractured by the Miller factory. In ad- dition to his general trucking and rig building busfhess, Mr. Weaver —= the services of Mr. Burch for the reason that he can render expert ad vice in every and all departments of tire service. All auto users in Cas- per are cordially invited by Mr, Weaver to visit his establishmen and inspect the new stovic of Mille: tires at no obligation. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 20. among the speakers will be H. B k ; beginning, April 1. 4 w was saia the damage| AT EAST SIRE CHURCH aged Las ae Se de will have exectuive charge over the} Ong of the latest recruits to tite : S eoliniece verse talttwraate | Miller agency branch of his exten-| ranks of women explorers !s Mme. Paap i pt te doryetried © (Continued From Page One) ——— sive business. Gabrielle Dassal, who recently ; tino fib | we ie ria ealicaueal AS Debate RDG UC SRC DNS Aa In connection with the tire agency, | made a journey through French In s Titinc terriflo- | medical = Nas estimated’ connection with liquor charges, was] pices of the finance committee of the a) vuleatilzing jand, tbe repairing | Congo, ini the course of..which she id re o n $1,000,000 to $2,000,000.! booked a vate’ be? Nord B. : : me '9 . g was ex five. figubte car eraeneettae! Gat S56 DONE bo aR ERC Cae eee an anny neue cervice will be maintained under the | went far into the interior, studying | would be hele | Ov ensvi id the property damage! Other men booked as inmates of a Ing at 5 o'clock. Rev. Willis H. eek paps er Sans int Rees Murphyst 147 bod-| Will exceed half a milion dollars. | house where liquor’ was found in-| Germar pastor will preside and " who a aie exp ; us i d been recovered up to last = cluded J. E. Black, who gave his automobile business an an Tee | | or two thirds residence as 1319 West Thirteenth | nurham, E. ‘L. Rees, Mrs. - Mac! pert on tires. Mr. Weaver obtained SEXY EDEJUUN SSW ADU AMAR ARERORULES, : 3y the . Assoc Press).—Antl-| street, and D, L. Harris, who said Woodward, Mrs. Dorothy Cannon, B. = zs ¥ were de 1us serum 0 tubes, all that) he lived Walnut street. Both | Lyon, M. A. McLean and others. ee - vailab e—was sent tO! were released on $25 bond and wil! There will al be an entertain j rm-torn southern Illinois early| appear in court tonight. ing music program with numbers 5 2 7 oo] | today in an airplane in command of] ~ yy, e, who gave his res-/ine Kast Side orchestra and Mrs. W Tai wrkers sald the |two army officers of Fort BenJa-|igence as Midwest, Wyoming, was ano. Mrs W. H W. H. Weaver, a prominent rest ach 1,000. The| bodies had been re | min Harri fey arrested on West First street by a reading. Re dent of Casper for many years and Fe 2, . : : - oa Wk A tually | Red Cross officers at Carbondale cer Zook and charged FT EER TSG ESLER Poe eee : y | hamlets {1 > the J his car in the center of a block : quested the s Cadore was released on $5 bond, J Instead | H. Prable was arrested on Midwest supplies of the serum| avenue and charged with a similar t nd St. Louis were ex-| traffic violation. Prable produced | f£ M. a message from Carbondale ce) eal a SPAGHETTI ii) QUALITY AND FRESHNESS OF GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES $5 at the police desk for bond. pantie he dei adly | 3 hish ilacke funnel, | WEST. FRANKFORT ] | ing I HAVE CREATED THE DEMAND ; lowed in its path. | | MURPHYSBORO, Il., March 20.— YEARS OF The demand has a esporeae the prices at | the state leg-| Southern Illinois presented a fun- | Ea hhetti with ch rs PIGGLY-W ‘4 sare toaar nm* 1 OY Sao yee ar Behr pei a vied | eftortn its "eelleve tHerwatdeine AGE TODAY | You won't miss ithe mest. A Over 1,600 stores in operation. 3 sage yastesany that ieouemedstis ie canes emeanaae aLe PALMOLIVE SOAP, per bar_ 7e : most disastrous tornado recorded | (52S if In this section, organized relief work | | CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP___40 bars 441¢ P.& G. NAPHTHA SOAP___$0 bars 44¢ COFFEE, 1 Ib. J. M. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 20.—| Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president | emeritus of Harvard university, ob- served his 91st birthday qutetly to y at his home here. Hundreds of | f egrams were recetved from all ard quietly. West Frankfort's loss of life num approxin 25 dead with} 80 ident McLe 10¢ the Health jah Ed Jack ton, nsboro, Logan, >» The Charm of ) that. state, | Parrish, Murphysboro and De Soto | telegram Facer ‘aery d B t ) suf. |t shared a common sorrow, | P it of the eid and the world GALLON PEACHES ; an eau y ; having suffered heavy losses in the| COD VeyIng greetings. = . £ lis mvotiita toitisenk One gift recelved by Dr. Ellot to | fin vir | De foto, perhape, sustained the| day wan s volume of 480 Gages co BLUE BIRD NUT OLEOMARGARINE— ¢ and systematic | most tragic loss, it being estimated| taining detalls of the exercises with - ’ ¢ beastie vasl hela tant that cnet f Mts dead were chil-| Cambridge last year, when the col-|| WHat. 19, Dia we Eo, |i Perlb a in tha. vitlee persons were killed, 60 more| him on hir 90th birthday ae Have you tried this fine product? ; 4 seriously injured, elght un-| Dr, Ellot’s program for the day 5 s i aia t 1 150 made home-| was like that of an ordinary day in 4 F i Fig Squares Fig Newtons Fig Squares ape ene, 1 Bush, [ninols his life, except that the afternoon Fresh Candled, Clean, Full Size b 20c 2 Ibs 39c ty dead, the $2,0( tale of the heroic work of res-| and evening hours were reserved for 4 Per Ib. Lames od Mees RB: Souther? te cue was only ‘begun. Visitors and| calls by members of his family and “ou, thbowisie lOO acaba eae oe eee | calles oak are a troe AE ton tava | ERP ERIN LEAL eR eacaeaee ace Look for the “W” on Each Egg All fresh ‘stock y of the homes destroyed were | work gazed upon a ne of appall-|spent in his study. ? ; tifose of working men. The loss of | Ing destruction at Murphysboro. Vir- : > Sold by | lite yubtedly would h been); tually the: entire;northemn eectlonsO6 is ry Se cena eerie buyer in titcer It not’ t for the fact |the town, the industrial center and BAmbr te MelaN esa hans, | that workers left the railroad shops | the weste fon, the beat resi: ne years ago entered the ser.|] Rosenthal & Shelquist E. R. Williams Stores just a few minutes before the twist-| dential distr Jay in ruins. vi the la i 3 ag : s ,| vice of the largest firm of milk dis Saat a Int ee ee eee eee are iitteted ath eerie oy | tributors’in "England: and rosé: step|{ Bungalow Grocery W. H. Brown Grocery “ALL OVER THE WORLD” : { lustrial plant 1 neeton also was | river are Mtterec pected iar | by step until she became purchasing pee ee é destroyed jStreets of the city are crowded] °¥ sep by scsethren's H. H. Fitchie Grocery W. W. Anderson Grocery ‘ ex | Sin vecomn satis voeiiie lalotes Sokal eciklea ne cnateeaaperple Papeete eae Spe 412 East Second 736 CY Ave. levelled /Arilittisscenexot 30H ot |, Plans for burial of the dead were] i In mubreme charge o# the making Ri ’ : 3 eing completed te hae alt. it Co, Men Admire the Girl ape thaagiets Mad ella ialg A) SA ree barges dead here haa| £2748 of gallons of milk are purchas- jalto Fru 900 North Park road who rode his eng ead . The st of knoy climbed to 175 ed datly from farmers throughout the United Kingdom. nounced by placed | sh the tornado, r with Sparkling Eyes and a’ ‘orities. he { 7 y ° , es; ‘The injure Clear, Youthful Complexion, at more than 400 | na both of which should accom- |), SSS =a | ie vanvereece uteee nat pany perfect health. | Try the 2 for 1 stove for your close out prices. Rothrock’s tourist tent Co. Buy a Bottle today of that well-known herbal Tonic, which has stood the test Cams of over fitty years, namely, | to DR. PIERCE’S * Golden Medical i": 7 DISCOVERY js: Your Question “Can I Get Good Shoes for Less” arge of domestic « Louls Food Value of Wheat Flour 1 In cither fluid or tablet form. | Fyoniy 31. Taken national aecetor ve | : Lee E raps es ‘eeu amature ~ Always Retained—if you use | Is answered by coming to the tions. n Bfbriv ehleayer aaceieeatateseet Economy Shoe Basement jand physicians; assemb'ed by Dr. : E. R. Williams Stores Herman) \eungesen, departed oi tor Will you believe us when we say thut we are trying in every way possible to give you good de- BaUaparnae enol ae Braet isa) ents pendable footwear for less? Our policy is to hunt untiringly for the best shoe values on the BREAD $500,000, as Chicago's relic a. | ; market and sell them to you at as low a figure possible. ous. below eect esyel location and 2S | Ww lain fixtures mean ving to you also. Investigate! Read this—come down tomorrow. +] PER INDIANA WRECKAGE | THE ORLD S GREATEST pla S mean a saving to 3 & : WE roar | PRS BAKING POWDER Ra IE | INDIANAPOLI March 20. . eres ba rn SMART BROWN OR BLACK CALF ff SOFT DURABLE FELT SLIPPERS PHOENIX FINE SILK HOSE with ¥ z saren =| gdtin ar eeaeriane A , OXFORDS with low heels, square ff with soft padded leather soles. Dain- [J reinforcements at toe and heel for \ sia sore paseints ta For over a third of a century it has soft toes creased across and sturdy tly trimmed with silk pompom and added wear. Gives good service with i ie ilaee caente , $ welt soles. Rubber heels ribbons. Moccasin style ne appearance. Fits we! ‘ gj ke hl ick | rea naniee Reta toy ‘ toll Pees made good in every known test too. Fine for school $4.98 toe. Many colors . a $1.19 In black or the new colors 9 1000 Anything Electrical Po ones ener eon veeo.| SALES 2'/ TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Hetimatesr Gheerkally.Glyen | | ered at GHeab, mudiens, Where tr POPULAR STYLISH OPENWORK ff MEN'S SOFT BLACK KID SHOES [J BLACK SOFT KID HOUSE SLIP. Ss. n Phone 483W |} °° to 126 ania are) salto sb TIES with low heels. Has neat round in the blucher pattern with extra PERS to rest tired feet. In oxford pepetite ha bow = ws 3 Seat ayn or toe, clever narrow cut-outs on sides flexible oak tanned welt soles. Nice or strap pattern, Flexible, light soles nt nt it “Happy Steve” Says: quality always the be IMPERIAL VALLEY LETTUCE Fresh shipment just in. Best quality so far this TWO heads for. SPINACH The finest Texas Spinach »btainable. Clean, crisp and very tender. TWO lbs. for (25¢e Green Onions Now is the time to buy Federal Tires at these attractive prices.” 80x83 Cl. Wiscono Fabric_-__- $6.80 80x81 Cl. Wiscono Fabric__.$7.70 30x34 Cl. Wiscono Cord____$8.45 830x316 Cl. Defender Gord___$9.65 80x31 S. Defender Cord__$12.65 81x4 SS, Defender Cord____$17.35 ~-$19.20 33x4 SS. Defender Cord____$19.80 30x38 Cl. Blue Pennant Cord, Oversize ~--$12.20 31x4 SS. Blue Pennant Cord_$19.85 x4 SS. Blue Pennant Cord $20.90 33x4 SS. Blue Pennant Cord_$21.65 32x4 SS. Defender Cord Fresh Bunch Carrots___ sh Bunch Beets ~____- esh Bunch Turnips__- New Cabbage, Ib. Dry Onions, lb, ~~ Carrots Turnips Sad Parsnips_ Oranges, per do id Grape Fruit, Florida FEDERAL Blue Pennant Let us quote yous prices on Balloon Cords to fit your car in either full Balloon or Semi. Our stock is complete. Brodie Rubber Co. Inc 130 West Second St. Phone 1203 Leaf Lettuce, very good, per bunch_ Cucumbers, hot house, each___ Tomatoes, very best, firm, ripe, Ib VEGETABLES Our assortment was never better. prices are always the lowest possible and st. Per Ik From Cal lots you can it at, per Ib. eee] Green Peppers, Asparagus, Radishes, Dandelions, Mustard Greens, Peas. ‘RIALTO FRUIT CO. “IF IT’S GROWN WE HAVE IT” Originators of Low Prices in Quality Fruits and Vegetables, OUR CALIFORNIA CELERY Just can’t be beat, and we don’t try to get rich on one stock. CAULIFLOWER cause we buy in carload Our 15 ifornia. Be- ”Y 15e bunches 10c -6 Ibs. 25c and ties with silk lace across the instep, For dress wear $ In patent or tan calf____ 4.98 NEW STYLISH PATENT OR SATIN three strap with graceful spike heels, very round French toes and neat cut out work on sides, A very be coming pattern. In satin $5. 98 or patent .____ LOW HEELED SATIN OR PATENT CROSS STRAP that makes a t dress shoe for school girls. Decora tive stitching across toe Rubber quality too cs NEW CUBAN HEELED GORE PUMPS—£v attractive with clever cut out work over the instep. Con- venient goring on sides. Semi-short vamps. See this slipper on your foot—in satin or 5 98 e patent .._- MISSES AND CHILDREN’S PAT- ENT OXFORDS with grey trim on sides and toe. Flexible scuffer soles. Soft round toes, Suitable for dress or school wear. Sizes 12 to 2 $2.99; Sizes 814 to 11% $2.74 $ A RACK FULL OF VALUES, On this rack you'll find broken sizes in quality strap slippers in many dif- ferent leathers and styles. Think of the many uses you could put them to to at this low roomy toe shape. Solid Convenient lacing hooks. comfort SEE OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS in Oxfords in broken sizes. Their quality is excellent being greatly re- duced in price for quick selling. Many different styles; all low $2 98 - ie heels ~ BEAUTIFUL GRAY KID SLIPPERS with black patent strap across in- step High: graceful heels. Round French toes. Soft, smooth, lovely grey kid uppers CHILDREN’S NEW SPRING SLIP- PERS are here in glossy black patent in lots of airy, pretty patterns, Have light trim soles and fit smoothly, Very dainty and cute. Sizes 6% to 8 $1.74. Sizes Ne yoieisies 1.48 OUR LEADER FOR BOYS in this smooth brown blucher shoe with its comfortable round toe, rubber tipped heels, and convenient lacing hooks, Boys like them and how they do wear. Sizes 2% to 6 $3.24; Sizes 1 to 2 $2.98. Sizes 11 to TRIM FITTING THREE BUTTON KID dress strap. You'll like their smooth fit in arch and around heels, Have short vamp and moderate shapely Spanish heels. Are full of comfort, style and 5. 98 le and rubber heels. Easy roomy toes, softest of kid $2.98 uppers ------.___, . PRACTICAL STREET OXFORDS in soft black or brown kid leather with rubber tipped Cuban heels. Have welt soles, trim toe shape and well as style * $4.98 A_FETCHING CUBAN HEELED STRAP to be had in either satin or patent. Has pleasing cut out apron front strap, moderate covered Cuban heels and semi short vamp Very attractive indeed __ $5.98 POPULAR COLLEGE TIES which are much classier than Oxfords but full of wear as well. Tie thru three eyelets over small tongue. Very smart looking. Have rubber heels, In black, tan or patent -.2--__ 4 CHILDREN’S STURDY SCUFFERS that will solve the shoe problem for little feet. Have flexible extended soles, orthopedic toe shape, and are smooth and good looking, In black or brown calf. Sizes 814 2 48 le to 11 $2.98; Sizes 5 to 8._ OUR HANDY REPAIR SHOP makes @ specialty of rebuilding run over heels. It’s worth the slight cost to “feel square with the world again.” All other repair work receives care- ful attention also.