Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 2

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PAGE TWO NR SQUADRON SPEEDING WEST! ON TEST FLIGHT Use of Air Mail Route for Defense Plans Put to Test. Che Casper Daily Cribune N Newspaper Stories Of Quake Not Overdrawn; Eyewitness Declares HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS ON SALE AT ATTRACTIVE TERMS An unusually interesting and valu- tlve to everyone, Callaway's is of- th us. The g in from Fake Ambulance ||" ae Calls Arouse Ire Of Owners Here af “IT ran out streets and into the 1 saw t ke. E gain Becker is p ee LATE SPORTS Pairings for the second round of play in the Casper Country club's golf tournament will bring Frank Firmin and A. ©, Riker together in the championship flight, and Dr. J. H. Jeffrey field. shot four bir downing ¢ In the ampbell nt's flight W. R. Finney is bracketed with J. W. Johnson and Art Schulte will play Walter Schultz. Dana Van Burgh and A. N Garbutt will clash in one match of the se flight while 0. E meet in The fourth flight results find A. E. Cooke pitted against Sinclair Reekie and Earl Hanway matched with A. W. Smith. Second round matches must be completed before Saturday night to pave the way for finals play next Sunday. the second and third innin mber of str cosbesinteasoetnanenianipi BRACE FOLK OF HLA IES AT HOSPITAL HERE hor nd ube afternoon to Hiland ‘for t Mise Falk is survived t ents, Mr, and Mra. M. M. Fa Hiland and a sister, M BE. J y of 14 HE MOLAY TENNIS PLA WILL OPEN SATURDAY day, July 26, nnouncement J. Mokler wilt | es REVOLUTION AT LOBON NIPPED AT THE START Leaders Under Arrest With Disruption of Movement. The Asso | 20.—(B AS KLAN CHIEF IN COLORADO ESSEX COACH A carload will arrive in a few days. Wonderful six at a wonderful price, Call for demonstration. discounts. roof seemed to be the deafening noise led the first shock. t so utterly helpless. It he same as skidding in a a slippery pavement. of the apartment and rds littered soon after-| A terrible results ings were razed i and the streets were ising up out o sident of the ny of Tulsa, distributors of SPECIAL NOTICE Due to the fact that manufacturers shipped us Fall and Winter Furs sey- eral weeks ahead of schedule, we are advancing our An- nual Summer Fur Sale accordingly. Buy now at liberal Bargain No. 1 Regular $150.00 Northern Seal length; collar and cuffs of Beige Squirrel; lined with Henna Silk Crepe. Ask for the reduced price. Bargain No, 2 Regular $275.00 Brown Caracul Coat, with Brown Fox Collar and Brown Fox Border Band on bottom; lined with heavy Tan Crepe. Bargain No. 3 Regular $175.00 Natural Muskrat Coats; diag- onal designs; one with plain lining of Heavy Crepe, the other lined with Brown Brocade. Substantially reduced. Bargain No. 4 Regular $750.00 Dark Grey Squirrel Coat; full length; electric blue and grey Brocaded Silk lining; diagonal design. at the discount price. Bargain No. 5 Regular $169.00 40-inch Hudso-Seal Coat; col- lar and cuffs of same skins. for about half price. Bargain No. 6 Regular $180.00 extra size Buck Seal 48-inch Coat; lined with brown Brocaded Crepe. A liberal discount on this one. Bargain No. 7 Regular $185.00 handsome Buck Seal Coat, with natural Squirrel collar and cuffs; heavy Taupe Crepe lining with braided seams. Bargain No. 8 Regular $350.00 Scotch Mole Jacquette; collar of Grey Fox; lined with henvy Taupe Crepe. A rare value indeed at the discount price. Bargain No. 9 Regular $425.00 Alaska Seal Jacquette with Brown Fox collar; Brocaded Crepe. liberal discount. Bargain No. 10 Regular $650.00 Scotch Mole Coat; 48-inch length; lined with heavy blue Flowered Crepe. A handsome garment indeed. price will appeal to you. ‘ering the choice of any cabinet dis- played at unusual terms, so one may have a mo and scientific kitchen cabinet in elr home without ex- periencing any Inconvenient cash outlay in obtaining it. There is an unusually attractive able offer is now being made by Callaway’s Furniture store on the nationally famous Hoosier kitchen cabinets, Ten different sizes and styles of kitchen cabinets are being offered in a special Hoosier annual th the help of the factory. Cal- way's is able to offer for this week Ith each Hoosier Beauty cab- a l4-plece set of crystal 1 containers, a 10-plece eel cutlery set and 10 items 5 foods—free. make this offer attrac- Callaway’s this week and it will pay every w them. Freight Rate Discriminates directly man to drop in and see we were damage, | of TWO ESCAPE WITH PAYROLL | town points we terstate place 4c It was a I Mich., July 20.— (Associated Press.)}—Two men in an automobile held up a messenger with the Lakey Foundry company payroll Jay and escaped with approximate: | ) $33,000 INDEMNITY DUE display of these new Hoosiers at!! 1| ted States was more than $24,000,000, the educational fund already has been organized and is ready to be- gin its work. IS REMITTED'! Quebec Claimed QUEBEC, July 20.—(By The Asso- clated Press)—The body of Cardinal Begin, archbishop of Quebec and Primate of Canada, who died yes terday, lay in state today in the chapel of the archbishop'’s palace. Next Saturday the son of a humble farmer who became a prince of the Roman Catholic church will be bur. fed in the crypt of the palace. Despite his 85 years the cardinal had resisted with fortitude on attack of unaemia with which he was stricken a weck ago. WOMAN TRIES TO TAKE LIFE KANSAS CITY, Mo., July’ 20.— (Associated Press.)—Mrs. Della Keat- ing of Denver, made an unsuccess- ful attempt at the county court house today to shoot her husband, it the total was reduced by act of | Stephen Keating, when his divorce to $13,655,492 in 1908. sult against her wag called before ard which will administer! Judge O. A. Luca: 7ASHINGTON, July 20.—(By The 4 Press)—The balance of due the United States from the Chinese government on Boxer indemnity payments has been remitted by President Coolidge un- der congressional authority granted are to be employed for nd similar purposes un- board appointed ument and com- and American citt- r, Coolidge’s executive order was signed July 16, just when the Amert- can government was seeking to im: press upon thelr governments the for removing ng. elements situation. nt’s action fs ex- a beneficial ef- monstrating to the le the friendship of Washington ‘The original amount due the Unt- MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 FOREST FIRES STILL MENACE SPOKANE, Wash.) July 20 While forest fire conditions at sor points in northeastern Washin and northern Idaho still were seri ous the situation in general in this section today appeared improvec according to information obtaine here from forest service officials ana other authoritative sources. ' A fire on Grouse creek, 20 miles “north of Sandpoint, Idaho, whi yesterday destroyed a cam Humbird Lumber comp: threatening logs, valuable timber and other logging camps, t this morning 300 fighters opposing its advance had but three quarters of a mile long left to trench to 5) round the 350 acre fire. A strong wind hampered their work. « The fire on Smith Creek nea Porthill, Idaho, had bu 1,100 acres and still wa and fires of three hi were burning on Battle Trout creek. The dry canyon fire in the Kaniksu national forest which has covered 1,500 acres is practically under control. The fire in Squaw Valley is travelling slowly and of ficials expect to have it under co’ trol soon. The prices shown are regular —so you may know the values you are getting. Coat; full A marvelous bargain You can buy this lined with electric blue A handsome garment at a The reduced ALWAYS BUY FURS FROM A DEPENDABLE FIRM WHOSE GU “FULL VALUE RECEIVED” OUR ANNUAL —everywoman's store It is predicted that Furs will be more generally worn this coming fall and winter season than ever hereto- fore. The great variety of skins used places a handsome Fur Coat or Jacquette within the reach of many women who have hitherto been denied the comfort, smartness and luxury of a fur wrap. PAL Every Fur garment guaranteed to be exactly as represented. Bargain No. 11 Regular $150.00 Blac’ length. You can buy a big discount. Bargain No. 12 garment at a liberal d Bargain No. 13 discount. } Bargain No. 14 Bargain No. 15 with heavy Brocaded handsome garment a from the regular price, Bargain No. 16 Regular $450.00 Light Bargain No. 17 Regular $485.00 Dark Beautifully designed; with warmth for ext Bargain No. 18 ming on collar; ly set for smartness; value, indeed, only 20% down and the balance monthly. We will store and insure your fur against damage, theft and out. Regular $850.00 Natural Squirrel Coat; diag- onal set skins; beautiful silver grey color; lined with heavy Brocaded Crepe. A truly beautiful Regular $750.00 Korean Mink Coat; 48-inch length; with Brown Fox collar; skins set diag- onally in handsome design; lined with heavy brown Brocaded Crepe. proud to wear this and can buy it at a liberal Regular $550.00 Jap Mink Coat; 48-inch length; diagonal skins; brown Crepe lining. A garment of style and long-wearing service. The reduced price will surely appeal, Regular $650.00 Jap Mink Coat; Fox collar and Fox banding at bottom; with deep shawl collar; lined with and blue Brocaded Crepe. high grade fur garment at a Grey Squirrel Jacquette; shawl collar; lined with grey Brosaded Crane: reme cold weather. the reduced price on this. Regular $750.00 Grey Squirrel Coat; Fox trim- ; beautiful dark skins attractive- lain b i hand embroidered with "Sa yee ke ARANTEE MEANS LIBERAL TERMS If you like, pay fire free of charge until you take it k Sealine Coat; 45-inch this excellent garment at iscount. Any woman can be beautifully lined Silk Crepe. A smart, t a splendid reduction Grey Squirrel Jacquette striped grey A mighty smart distinct saving. rf emart and serviceable Get An amazing

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