Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 2

FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925 PAGE TWO ANNUAL PICNIC OF SALVATION ARMY ENJOYED Scores Join in Fete! Today at Paradise | Park Grounds. Che Casper Daily Cribune MURDER OF AGED SPINSTERS AT NEW HAMPSHIRE HOME IS BAFFLING TO AUTHORITIES N. H., July 24.—(Asso- Investigation of the iss H. Beorgana Gills, year-old sister, Helen, use they occupied alone ed balked today by the absence of any motive for | Yank Aids French in Moroccan War A Frantz Shop Sensation for Saturday! BE Sie sovelennial_sdlciasttcantnic bro atitaameano > Investigating the case, headed by County Solicitor George I. Hasele- ton of Manchester, were pressing a search for Demetrios Papponikrious, who escaped last Monday from the asylum at Concorda, forty miles where he had been confined years for homicidal assault The bodies of the aged women] on a m were found lying on the floor by| The J. A. Locke and Mrs, Eugene|on the M neighbors, who had called| had been b elved no answer to their| found was e1 searched a summer camp river nearby which n into, but all they lence that some one Just received! Striking styles! of the Salva The annual pic at the unlatched door, The|had prepared a hasty meal there. +868 dabriy fo the city f both women had been| The murders were apparently com. | is beng held t . h some blunt instrument. | mitted about 20 hours before the ny such weapon was ouse. county and state authoritles to Caspe ‘| < Capt. Reginald Weller, world > and other} American soldiers of fortune | | > who have enlisted in the French | w he Riffs * in rea Peace Terms Offered by Tribesmet Thru Newspapers. bodies were ered. — LOCKE KICKED OUT BY KLAN WIZARD, CLAIM July 24.—(By The he Denver Times John Galen Locke s banished ftom the realm of the Ku Klux Klan by order of Imperial Wizard Hiram Wesley Evans almost a week before his reputed resigna- tion as grand dragon for Colorado was placed in the hands of William F. Zumbrunn, nationa! counsel and representative of Evans. Under date of July 15, also, Dr, Locke was removed as imperial rep- esentative for the klan for the states of Idaho, Utah and Nevada nd ordered to turn over to Zum- all moneys and property of lan, the paper declares. mes says that on the same vans reinstated all persons pended by the Denver Klan. The nes says these included Senator tee W. Mecns, Mayor Benjamin F. Stapleton and other Denver city of. Choice of about 150 advance models for Fall, designed to sell at $15.00 to $17.50. lemons forces « fighting « the Morrocco, WFIDEL LITY CHARGED SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY * IN IWORGE MPL 1 1 75 ted Pr ‘Among the attractive new colors are Pansy, Pablo Blue, Beige, as well as Blacks and other staples. Smart Tailored and Dress Hats in Velvets, Felt and Velour com- binations, and other fashionable materials. EACH y the Riffian leader, Abd-El , have been published in Lon. ficials. ioe don and Paris newspapers but the} Another order Issued by Eyans re- 3 French forelgn office makes tt clear! moved Dr. Locks as grand dragon n that unless such proposals are made |¢q- Colorado, the newspaper. an- through authorized diplomatic chan-| nounced. Reason set forth for this nels, no. cognizance can be taken] action was that Dr. Locke had ‘dis. ] S id b Si obeyed kian orders and jolated ki. | t: French commander in chief, is mak- ing plans for an offensive with t! object of b nging Adb-El-Krim to he will have to sue ‘Evolution Subject determined to! At Colored Church Mid-Season Dresses The burn the great air Casa Blanca wing the example of the American aviators, who er for service for France in 0, several Belgian pilots who ed in the European war have have even| T. J Afri preach from the s and Religion.” St of the trial of Prof interest in the r tion of science | and religion has been revived. Mr. | Burwell has. given much time to | | made it known that they are destr- s to fight “for the cause of France, which §s also that of elvil Officer Save Is Gunning for Hi Cost. He Says Our Bargain Guns Will Bring High Prices Down. | YOU HAD BETTER HURRY ' AND PARTICIPATE y have met with the same diffi ties as did the Americans and re besides. Not only were they re fused by the French war officer un: ss they enlisted for five years’ serv- rhe throngs of satisfied customers that have bought shoes in this the subject both from a scientific and religious point of view. The church js located at 305 North Grant street. | | a LATE SPORTS | OQ. and Rob- | 1 doubles ten: | f San Francisco, won | und | nis champions 0} their way into the semi-final f the Illinois state tourney todg colors and with the foreign legion, but the y New sultan’s army declined to enroll IN THE BIGGEST SHOE BARGAIN pacanlanliiy lob lencoaon ie ts and at EVENT OF THE YEAR i ty ngie ee di a attractive from $16.75 to | CHEYENNE INL. ating Wallace F, Johhr z| styles ladelphia and Harvey Snodg : of ‘Los Angeles, in the 4, in ugh to convince us that the | 6.4, 6-4. | | sports | appreciate bargains LOS Ad LES Cal., July ae on | flannels | . Lar KING CASH WONDER SALE Is er $19.75. people of Casper moothing over the differences whic n | Limited ¢ arisen in a so-called “splitup” and | i Ww f en Jack Dempsey, heavyweight | | 1] : By rail 1uto, on horseback, or on foot—but don’t 16 arrests Wednesday night, | mea fa ae xer, Jack | tub | | ! in fail to c Your money will work wonders in this es are filled the city jell} iearns, were expreased by the lat- ilk | quantity— tore ged ies pecaphage tee NI A YE ee here today a few hours before | silks | Hi oh eae at 10:30 | the scheduled arrival of the cham: | ot \ Wt enly forty E ! tion only € f the were | Pion from the cast | | are offering aker rs after this special to be sold at this special LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS BA SS unsu CHILDREN’S were fo RED GOOSE es SHOES 4 essful at price, Frank Manning and haves conterebos th eth aed . were turned over to thresh thie whole thing out. I believe e, the other | the difference will be smoothed over all right. price. ALL GO AT | two men being rales e others arrested during the “It loo ks to me ke an ordin: , In white or browr ) is eiseg | possession 22 | : ee Nag : “45¢ ys bse Laid For POND GIVES UP - $3. 85 el Alliance 7 rae SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY ven oun APM, | British Workers MURDER SEEN can buy " see anew Fur Coat (By The Asso Colo., Jul 19 ‘134 infon Uneningine mesinneceve yyavane Fy fog ends r + a ce © lions of work: | ¢ y CG was fc POR MTENGIN KEDS F sod Dogg Nr diate bel hagleg etic 7B ¥ ata eek y EACH Monday, COMPLEX SOLI i \ ! fg subject }in which many iscount and on > @ “~ 4 2. different | jot _ WORK SHOES La sto BY Ses | tes anne’ j easy terms. August 27th These Shoes are the talk of ; ; rox * P ur sack, tle around * town. Come in and see Rerate re _———— neck, and t and with e value you iget , 4, ere is every {ndication, officers , . | Ww hite Eagle To that the boy had met with foul 95¢ | Start War On | iccy sarney:9, 0 ¥ os | Colo., who was released from a re: | OPEN EVENINGS State Gas Sale formatory recently, {» held in Jatt | in connection with the boy's death Minn., Jul $3. 15 | Worth $6.00 anywhere | rt Morgan Gold Coupons redeemable in merchandise Use your Gold Coupons in making purchases at this Willie K, Koehler, 12, who accom panied the Meyers boy on a fishing trip yest rs that be he —everywoman’s store 8ST. PAUL —(Aeno: | TURNER - COTTMAN} ae SHOE STORE : Next Door to Chase's Cafe i MH. Oppenheimer, | left th \ White Eagle Ol] Whe ti 4 here today that | ing party unt wan discovered had been drained | Mr. and Mra, Mevera aring wit a rting to start July 31st here. 120 West Second