Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO SPECIAL RATES ON BURLINGTON TOOT SPRINGS, es ondis to Benefit| By Week-End Rates | | This Summer | Did Balt bay! | HOW ARE YOU | GOING AND WHERE? Why not buy a car from Owing to the fact that the Hudson Coach is || the real outstanding value | and prices have been re- duced, we have beer mak- » ood trades and you the ad- in Low, So They Will Sell Right | We Take Them | 1924 Nash Victoria Coupe |, 1924 Buick 5-Passenger— Like New 1923 Hudson Speedster 7-Passenger Hudson Chummy Marmon Road- ster | > New Ti Excellent Shape 1922 Dodge Roadster 1922 Dodge Touring Car These are a few of what e have, ( e in and see he Open Evenings Open Sundays Come on out where the prices are low. You can’t pass up some of these cars. CN Kien Sand, now the home of P: STORY OF HIGHWAY BUILDING IN WYOMING TOLD PUBLIC AT MEETING OF REALTORS TODAY President Von Hindenburg’s White House a —— er The one-time maguificent-Berlin palace of his form resident von Hindenburg of Germany. The Casver Oaily Erfdune er imperial master, Emperor William, ls *The palace is shown. IPIGGLY WIGGLY § Bulletin: Why People Prefer to Shop at PIGGLY WIGGLY You select what you. want and you don’t have to ask the price You can hurry or take your time. following next, plea Your order is not slighted, whether it is big or small. You do not have to tell your neighbor whether | you want a quarter of pound of butter or a pound. item Y does not try to fool.you by-selling one or two items at cost or below cost, then overcharge you on the balance of your purchases. sr a million people pass through PIGGLY: WIG- You save money on every PIGGLY WIG OV GLY turnstiles dail SPAGHETTI—Beech-Nut, per can. __44¢ PEANUT BUTTER—Beceh-Nut, large . AUTO CRASHES INTOLAMPPOST, ~TWOARE HURT ‘J cree entirely will also perform s and some improvements SHIP SINKING ebay Frosts Extend Into | Wyoming Again' ackaimis, f life at from the United Staten Colorado reported freez No clever clerks around and hurrying you with ‘ r forecaster here. | tonight is warmer with the lowest bove SUSPENSION OF PACKER DECREE 1S MADE FINAL Government’s Plea For Limitation of Order Is Turned Down WASHINGTON, May 1.—Denying the government's request for a Um- itation of the order suspending oper- ation of the packer consent decree, justice Bailey in the supreme court of the District of Columbia today entered a fornial order suspending the decfee “in every particular.’ The order entered today is to re main. effective until further order} of the court which, it was stipulated | will be entered, if at all only after a final g and proof of the gov: ernment's original case filed in 1920. Government counsel sought to obtain a modification of the suspen- sion decree so that it would affect only the operations of the packers with the California cahners and would be effective only until 1929 when the contract between those parties would ¢ nent of justice of- ned to comment on Jus there were in- will be taken court on appeal. Under a decree entered into five jyears ago the so-called “Big Five" group of Chidago meat packing com- panies agreed to divorce themselves from unrelated lines of business. The Callfornia cooperative canner- later were permitted to intervene jas a party of Interest because of the contracts un¢ nich their product dications t to the supre was distribut by the packers. On | April Justice Bailey an- nounced tha on the s ig of the neries he was conv the sent, ¢ working an in jury t dustry. The court to expand bis de to vacate the de ce no proof has t was entered im elsion to been shown tha properly,” HEAD OF FAMILY OF FOUR DEAD L. C. Bilers, late of the Meyers Hotel, died Th y night ata lo. cal hospital and the body moved to the Lorton funi Silers is survived by Mrs. Sadie M Silers 1nd two small children. Fu neral services will be held Sunday, Sn oaattM Ss Nor 3h A HINDENBURG’S INAUGURATION SET MAY 12TH BERLIN, May 1. (By the Associat- ed Press),—President-elect Von Hin de and be inaugurated as president noon, May 12, it was offictally cided today el ee VIOLATOR PAYS FINE OF S30 IN CITY COURT, paid a fine of $50 on re Judge Murray in burt yesterday afternoon of Bert Glass »nviction of the drug ordinance. Evan Hansen, charged with viola-| tion of the liquor ordinance, paid $50, John Velhoulcass, booked for interfering with an officer, was given @ 10-day suspended sentence. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—By permanent tenant small unfurnished modern cot tage with garage. Box B-69 ‘Tribune. | . at | § ILLS HOME SADDENED BY DEATH OF CHILD) CATSUP— Beech-Nut, s small CATSUP—Beech-Nut, large The | body is a ‘006 TOLL AT CAPITAL SOAP—Palmolive, ‘Per bar - CROSSES THE 100 MARK( u" TS —Per pkg._ __--17¢ I'ry a package of this delicious | Streets continued here Thurs Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8 a.m, and 1 p, m. and 5 p. m Leave Salt Creek 8 a. m., 1 p, m. and 5 p. m. Express Bus “eaves 9:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Co. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS TELEPHONE 144 in conformity with Breakfast Food. GRAPE F BRUIT with shotguns. dogs have been kit 8) APRICOTS—No. 214, can 20€ PIGGLY WIGGLY ‘ALL OVER THE WORLD” 736 CY Ave. 12 East Second 900 North Park HAY GRAIN STORAGE Dairy and Chicken Feeds Alfalfa, Cotton Cake, Salt Casper Warehouse Co. 268 Industrial Ave. P, O. Box 547 I'm pulling toward a that’s made Of meat of splendid grade Market. rg will take the oath of office | From the Meyer Brothers Killer of Eight Mrs. Emmanuel Sorensen, 28, of Dannenborg, Neb., has confessed ty | the poisoning of eight persons, in cluding two of her own children ant her first husband. PA RANCH AT SHERIDAN SOLD SHERIDA Wyo., May 1.—Jaxon Morgan, 22-year-old son of P. J. Morgan adie Melee capitalist, who came to Sheridan for a vacation ae a “dude” cowpuncher a year ago, has purchased the “PK" ranch 16 miles west of Sheridan for a consid- eration of $200,000 it wag learned today. The ranch, which was owned by the Patrick Land and Livestock company of Omaha, is one of the fin- est in the west and consists of 10, 000 acres. Morgan's parents spent last summer as “dude” guests. OWINGLER Ia UNDER ARREST DES MOINES, Ia., May 1,—Jesse Hildebrand, wanted in Carbon county, Wyoming on charges that he swindled two sheep companies in the sale 0: eep, Was arrested here today as he stepped from a train. The authorities say Heldebrand .|fled from a Cedar Rapids hotel last night in an automobile, jumping his $3,000 bond. George Caustin, sher- iff of Carbon county, already has Secured extradition papers signed | by Governor Hammill of Towa and ¥ take Heldebrand back to Raw lins, Heldebran the police say, is charged with securing $3,500 from the sheep companies by selling them sheep. castings oa CHICAGO, May 1—The Chicago Dally News today printed a list of 11 large baseball pools which tt said are selling tickets through cigar store clerks, bar tenders and other agents. ing to of the meal tender Beef Roast, Ib.__ Shoulder Steak, Veal Steak, Ib Vea! Roast, -Ib.__ Ib._ Veal Rolled Roast, Ib. Sugar-Cured Ham, lb._._ MARY KILLED IN WRECK OF BERLIN TRAIN SCHNEIDEMUHL, Prussia, May 1—(By The Associated Press)—The Eydtkuhnen-Berlin express was de- railed early this morning In the Pol- ish corrider between Swaroschin and Starogard, killing between thirty and forty persons and {njuring two score. The derailed train tore down the telephone wires, cutting off commu: nication with Poland. The train was in charge of a Polish crew. The locomotive and most of the coaches were hurtled down a steep grade and only one sleeping car and one coach remained on the track The derailment 1s belleved to have been due to the train speeding around a sharp curve. BERLIN, May eelved here from that the count showed 24 killed and 20 injured in the wreck. today of the Eydtkuhnen-Berlin express. It ported that the accidd 1—Disp: Open Evenings ANNOUNCEMENT Through a merger of See Ben Realty Company and Baker-Grude Investment Company, the sale of lots, payments on contracts, and all other business pertain- Mountain View Suburb Beginning May 1, will be transacted through the office SEE BEN REALTY CO. 202 Midwest Building Offers These SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Boiling Meat, lb.. _ MEYER BROTHERS MARKET remov t was OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK | » MAY 1, 1925 FRIDAY, MAS: Smae under t Infant nt Daughter OF M. A. Lewis Laid At Rest This Afternoon ere held at 1 noon from the funeral home Col. Coolidge In Hospital BOSTON, known as found with covered by phy Col. John C. president eral Hosp signed by the Drs. Paul D. Chute was Iss this afternoon. ——— | ois week FOR Saturday Only 105 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Styleplus Suits 25 Values to $50 SEE OUR WINDOWS MeEpnick Bros. Until 9 o’Clock Phone 1480 PHONE 303