Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 2

r PAGE TWO DENVER POLICE ——GRAFTERG ARE » — DUSTED TODAY Authorized Discharge by Commissioner of Safety eae sabe + FURNITURE Ch ILE MONDAY YOUTHFUL HARPIST TO CHARM PUBLIC WITH MUSIC AT FUN AUCTION OPENING SATURDAY Attorney Murane to|\ tt ae ! SCHOOL SITUATION DESCRIBED _ IN DETAIL TODAY AT MEETING | OF LOCAL REAL ESTATE BOARD | Of Bar Assoctation too a ES reen Casper ening at ic distributed GUNNING Ese ¢ HOME TS SOLD: iningbar in health and Mrs. Davis have { cupane session | but will take pos ———— FRENCH ARMY VICTORIOUS IN RIFF WARFARE ted P. 1c nt fights es Cheyenne Sends Out Invitations |i For Memorial Day |: mer t 1 tlon here May 20. x he forwarded from here e tora of papers in the radiu nated, conveying the invitatior if the chamber of commerce | — } ew XC ( a rec € James But ¢ Metropolitan har behir are at | and Samiel © we chess Sale | Non-Support Is | Divorce Cause) Drive Is Made On C apital Spe eders / atepeente W ar on n Frauds mt Is Extended n Ihe the poll m the Appalacht to the R ix, and from ¢ |an agreement “"|CANCER CURE ‘SEARCH TO FRENCH DEAD Che Casper Daily Tribune FORT RUSSELL. CAMP QUOTAIS STILLUNFILLED, Forty Places Open at}! Citizens Training Mans in OIL LANDS OF SHOSHONES T0 GO ON I BLOCK for oll and g: of land belonging to the Wyoming ized for sale today by the interlor Work The sale will t ond 9 at th Camp, Report CB py oS _ Ww: May 22 open for t Fort D. A. Rus wish to attend Training Camp |" th Field Ar joys fromemll over invited to attend tl nment p: les good fo: the state are The recreation 18 Services yofnings will and dur Applications Chamber of ¢ r letters HG STRUGGLE ON IEF FRONT © MELD PROBABLE PARIS, May ated Press)—E their Riffian e in Morocco ar ring for the struggle w’ hich pr ems inevita The situation on h side is described as sat ‘count De Chamberun's op: | n the central sector with the | of relieving the besleged out: | posts on the other side of the Ourgha river, is progressing notwithstanding | the determined resistance of the | strengthening th n of Bibs ont lem which leaves for realization of its plan: BEAR FRUIT ST. LOUIS, Ma., May 2 surely s mak- Amert- greed at ir annual the The radium cure was regarded as productive of the best results when combined with other methods? Earl E. Hanway To Return Sunday FIELD MARSHAL ‘SOLDIER SAYS FRAZIER DEAD e in’ Fran J el, Wis., former 28th infantry ROTHROCK’S§ Your Gift Counselors Henning Bldg Phone 2526 In addition to a bonus the success ful bidders mus: the Indians of 1 nd gas produ special mass meeting of the univer- sity student body last night. The meeting Was called for the purpose of hearing evidence supporting of the hiring of athletes by of the university, and stu and the 1 systems, such evidence existed, and tha rumors were “without any founda tion whatsoever.” hoshone = Big Tidewater Project Will Be Carried Out MICHIGAN CITY, e Associated Press)}—Fort! the endorsement of ty public auction quarters of the at Fort Washakie Ind., May ? FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 expressing thelr Tribune Want, Ads Bring Results Turner-CottmanBl The officers of the association at tached significance to letters received | sea. ‘These were the first endorse- fronithe presidents of the Is the place where SHOES FOR THE oo Northern Paci SHOE STORE you can get approval of the water route to Great | ments of the plan by railroads, LARAMIE, Wyo., spread rumors charging that c The meeting of the May 22.—Wide- | W! — ay HOLE FAMILY assuran of Pyesi dent ( Lakes-St, ; a ees Law t ton wl ‘At Prices to Suit Your Pocketbook LATE SPORTS pra: fer v to the Our Prices Are the Lowest—Our Quality the Best There is a reason. Our overhead is small, no hired help, low rent, we buy for cash and sell for cash. That ents at the are being articipat were decla University paid for pr jon in coll red “false water way centralized in Below we list a few prices. is why we can do it. come in aifd be convinced, Read them and then * in a resolution .passed a MEN’S DRESS SHOES—Ralston, W« E or Selz. B $6.00 to $7.50 values. inberg Scintillating \4 Diamond! $5.95 A scintillating, sparkling Diamond Ring is No better oppor- tunity has ever been offered you than to buy one of the beautiful rings we are showing (on a pos ion all can enjoy. our convenient credit plan). Pay as You Save We make it possible for you to make a wise either for yourself or for a gift, by saving a little each week out of your ordi- investment, nary spending money. Prices— $25.00, $37.50, $50.00, $62.50, $75.00 $100.00, $150.00 EVERY RING A JEWEL! Ayres Jewelry Co. “Where You Will Eventually Buy” Our New Location 118 East Second St. FORCED TO VACATE Remodeling of Townsend Building Necessitates Our % i: MEN’S SOX 6c ALL LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS Values to $2.50 $1.15 HIGH TOP BOOTS $9.50 Values SILK OR KNITTED NECKWEAR Values to $1.00 29c M.D. Barnett Outfitting Co. 154 SOUTH CENTER STREET Phone 1195-R GREATER BARGAINS EVERY DAY BOSTON WIDEWEAVE $1.00 eee eet] CRAWFORD ENGLISH $1.95 Your choice ‘MEN’S WORK SHOES—A]! leather, -will stand up under hard work. A $3.50 $1 95 5 e B® value, Your choice LADIES’ SHOES—We have 9 tables loaded with all kinds of high grade shoes, in patent, suede, all styles and heels. Prices ranging from 85c " $4.85 All the above shoes are worth double to triple the price we are asking, kids, in CHILDREN’S SHOES Here we can positively state that you will find a complete stock of all kinds of Children’s Pumps, Sandals, Oxfords, in all different leathers and col- ors. Prices range from 65c " $2.45 A glance at our window or a visit at our store will convince you that we can save you money on your footwear. OPEN EVENINGS Turner-CottmanBldg. SHOE STORE 120 West Second Street—Next Door to Chase’s Cafe Removal PULLOVER SPORT SWEATERS $5.00 Values $2.95 MEN’S MOCCASIN TIP WORK SHOES $2.95 ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 45c HATS AND CAPS 25c SHORT SLEEVE UNION SUITS $1.50 Values 85c GARTERS - 50c Value 19c ANY STRAW HAT Values to $5.00 TOE SHOES AND OXFORDS $10.00 Values PAJAMAS Muslin Silk Frog Trimmed $1.15