Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO |Dancing Girl BOMBAY, April 2.—The facial AM. GEE NAMED re ey DELEGATE TQ “aciat Wounds tor testified in the trial of the men charged with attempting bduct the dancing girl for the harajah of Indore, in whose court she was formerly the favorite. Mumtaz was cyt in the face dur- ing the fight and Abdul Kadir . wealthy Bo architect, 1 whom she was a iB was Nominating Committee | Reports at Club Luncheon Today. he testimon was adjourned until Fri- of the doctor ke Laxative BROMO NE (The Fir: and nal 1 and Grip Ta ) <A Safe and Remedy. The box bears ture of E, Grove. 30¢.— 1 w ) at the luncheon t which time the cash ill be awarded, George} | versatile plauded for ume. Kath-| r three days at It is very a « the age of uld have such wonder- e and such a clear and © read an Interest reading > gasoline Milling sta which he advocated | an association by ” He | raised tax ently ine was not the entifed with th but attributed it marketing at this| the district © Kiwanis for the POULTRYMEN'S PLAN FOR ORGANIZATION 15 ATTRACTING ATTENTION oultrymen from indicat Your choice of 300 New Shapes 25% Discount show December | the poul- | purposes of from regular prices ganizations $3.75 to $15.00 SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS Colors navy, powder blue, | brown, oak-wood, rose | and green. $ Materials vous Newest straws and fa- choice brics such as Timbo, Swiss Hemp, Tagal Hemp, Milan ‘and Leg: horn, If you desire to trim See Pat = POT your own Spring Hat Par dnteda GRO au| or employ the serv- Our. tomobile tr Herbert Pike, truck lees of our own ex- ii driver wus taken into custody but | pert designer, just Miadow ter relea select the shape and Displays All inal 8 t to the coming trimming SA like f Meth : UAtvermen he best and you'll have a . Pent most note beautiful new hat at Easter worth tition to a wonderful saving. the pr n Oxford Hats ¢ and Cambri unt versities of t middle west, with eevernl « rom the far west, will tak Small, medium, large, Black, crab, white, sand, DROUGHT HERE [3 BROKEN BY DRIZZLE TODAY Rain Means Wealth to Farm and Ranch Interests. Last night's drought-breaking Grizzle of rain which continued through today brought relief to the parched and wind-swept stock range and farm lands of central Wyoming. Although heavy precipitation was lacking, practically every drop of motsture has entered the ground and will not only relieve the rural Che Casper Daily Cribune section but will benefit lawns and gardens allke in Casper. Farmers here who had endeavor- ed to place land in condition for cul- tivation by spring plowing found it exceedingly difficult, many claiming that conditions were the dryest ever witnessed here at this season of the year. Dirt was blown from the fields in dust clouds. Similar con- ditions prevailed through the moun- tain region and unless more snow falls in the mountains a_ serious shortage of water fs forecast many localities. In connection with today’s rain it Ss interesting and tragic to recall that seven years ago today Casper and central Wyoming were visited by one of the most disastrous bliz. zards in many years, hundreds of head of both sheep and cattle perish- ing on the open range. Sidewalks here were practically blocked by drifting snow and the few that ven- tured out on the night of April 2 tramped the middle of the streets. pasahs Disc Natt Prisoners awaiting trial In French prisons are deprived of their boot- laces, collars, and ties, in case they attempt to destroy themselves. Rad Achat Ft Try Tribune Want Ads for Results. for | | DEBT FUNDING DEMANDS PON FRANCE GROW Agitation Revived at Capital May Lead To Action. N, April 2.—France’s continued In proposing a fund: ing of her r debt, has led to a revival of agitation here for some affirmative step by the United States designed to hasten a settle- nent Some of the with administration officials on the subject believe a formal note soon may be sent to all the debtor na- ng each to submit a fund- WASHIN' e who have talked] s Nevertheless there have been un- mistakable evidence of impatience in many quarters and continuing pressure has been brought to bear by influential members of congress fay g a definite move by the American government. France, whose war bill to the United States is by far the largest remaining unfunded, has made sev- era! diplomatic gestures designed to indicate a willingness to pay event- ually, but so far nothing in the form of a definite proposal has been submitted to Washington. PARIS, April 2.—After explaining the gravity of the French financial situation in the senate today Finance Minister Clemente] declared that a general Nquidation of the problem necessarily involved an arrangement for payment of the French war debts. “France ts honest,” he de- clared. “She will pay; it remains only to be deterfiined in what manner.” “Americans know we mean to M. Clemente! continued. “We so assured Mr. Hughes and retary of State Kellogg. We have found in considering the mat- ter with them that the old Fraternity, of Arms has not been forgotten and we are on the road to a satisfactory agreement.” THGONY PLANS FO: ORPHANS WABKING TIME Y. W.C. A. to Be Head- quarters Here for Saturday Gifts. “arrival in Casper today of Eliza- beth H, Corse, representing the Cath- edral home for orphan children at Laramie, signalled. more complete arrangements for tag day activities here Saturday in behalf of the {n- stiution. Headquarters have been opened at the Y. W. C. A. corner of First.and Wolcott street, girls of this organization and the high school THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 having pledged themselves to solicit in behalf of the orphanage. Excellent results have marked ef- forts in behalf of the homo at other points in the state, including Sheri- dan, which contributed a consider- able amount to its maintenance. Although widely recognized as an institution deserving support of the entire public, the Cathedral home does not share in the Community Chest funds here. It has, however, the approval of the chest organiza-- tion and those who can afford to give will doubtless welcome the op- portunity presented Saturday, par- ticularly in view of the fact that ten children from Casper are recely- ing care at the home at present. ati ee A band concert on a vessel 250 miles out at sea was broadcast by the Cape Town station and relayed throughout South Africa. The new Moon came to Casper on Saturday During this un- precedented event, displays of hats will be found through- out the store, on both the Main Floor and Mez- All New Spring Hats for Sports Wear, Motoring, Travel of $3.19 In the Subway Every one of several hundred Matrons’ and Misses’ Spring Hats at these reduced prices zanine and in the Subway; with extra saleswomen to give you prompt service and courteous and efficient assistance in making your selections. The Greatest trims for The Very Newest and Smartest Parisian and American Creations from the salons of Madame Chekanow, Laurel, Belart, Hyland, Gage, Cameo, Fashion and Meadowbrook included in this tremendous Pre-Easter event, in two outstanding groups, giving a wide range of selection at $12 e 316° All other Hats on the Mezzanine and Main Floor ranging in regular prices from $8.50 to $40.00 at $419 wl 9 All colors and shapes $429 in this attractive showing. trims in suit hats, flower and ribbon general feather trims for dress wear, abound in riotous profusion, PreEapet Sale of Fashionable Millinery Ever conducted for the women, misses and little girls of Casper and Wyoming begins Friday, April 3rd, and continues through Saturday, April 11th. Approximately eight hundred of Spring’s gayest and most beauti- ful creations are offered at sub- stantial and un- usual reductions Tailored wear, lace and » Newest Spring Models for Daytime Formal Wear—Evening Dress—Afternoon and Street Wear In the Subway Your choice of all Spring Children’s Hats Ages 8 to 12 $189 $9°9 $389 trimmings, including $ 8 Give the little ones a pretty new Easter Hat Ultra-smart modes in Spring Hats still cling to tall crowns, with Fashion favoring a An pen p ee ‘peepee of owers, leaves and Assortment ribbon. Clever shapes of may be found in both Silk large and small sizes, iste some of the smartest icarfs of the advance mod- at ne being extremely " arge and medium Liberal brims. Reductions Your choice f Hundreds f Beautiful Hat Trimmings 20%. Discount All our newest Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Veils and Ornaments at this reduction