Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TE! TEN}... Stimemaler CHARACTER 15, Seal AOGET OF CITY LIONS TOLD = Inspuing Message by Rey. Schofield. Heard at Luncheon Meet. E ‘Xe Py emier Of E France Le De) a | | | | Sono RY ORTICCIere RUERVATMER A. J. WOODS Men’s Wear Shop OFFERS LEWIS UNDERWEAR Raion -Laden ae earse Found y Officers "RANGISCO, Calif., Sept. ssociated Pi her with two men and a suantity of B the rum run 1 ly 30 cases of ce were found in the sec tion of the hearse which ordir is reserved for coffin teresa Pee SPANISH CITY _ BMAD BY was directed spilling over s to the nor y the x $ not kno ed on the Rif- bardment is believed nst the hich 1s within fou ish lines. The Rif. have taken adyan reduced garrigon de iMag gee Funeral Is Held Today; Father Arrives funeral services , Jr., son of the » were held here = was killed in New } this morning. an airplane ¢ The elder from Albuque » where he himself hat been ill from the at tack made on him recently in a Las hotel by Judge D. H. Leahy, Ttake up most of Friday d no en- have TINT BLNa} First Call for Winter Underwear When the shaky mercury and unreliable, heavier underwear, stock of underwe sizes. You neve the begins to become just a bit that's i We've just received a fresh r that comes in all weights and saw such values when it comes to quality yarns and superior workmanship. first Winter Weights from $1.50 Up to $7.75 A. J.WOODS Men’s Wear Shop 152 SOUTH CENTER ST. } yokmer ational Bank Building call for Che Casper Daily Cribune LAND HEARINGS Mea LAID FO (Continued From Page One) ultural em- tre in the Platte vall A general discussion of other questions of pub- lic domain policy will follow. The public hearing is pected to features | juled. The the interior depa jected to an ex and a number of bgen Brazing policy’ of tment will be sub- ustive analysis, 1 cattle and {t inment Rawlins, it is possible him here. Senator Stanfleld’s retinue in- ional Wool ¢ H. Conwell DRIER OF CAR ~TOEXONERATED | (Continued From Page One) to the ground such as Snook was| sald to have suffered. Rasmussen said that he had found Snook in an unconscious condition when he returned home at 3 a. m. Snook neyer regained consciousness, 12:20 but died at the hospital at m Whittle, tigated the ¢ also were witnes: EARLY RULING: ONDEBT SEEN (Continued From Page One) French to further study statistical data. With the French mission prepar- ing to leave the clty tomorrow, it ra d that developments of uld largely determine whether the negotiations would be successful. ne on either the French or an side would predict a set tlement or a failure, but it was gen- rally indicated that the situation had reached a point where develop- ments might throw it either way. he proposal to extend the term of years and keep down the French innuities is based on an acceptance the argument that the French conomle situation today precludes rms which would wipe out the j whole debt in 62 years as is the case in the British settlement Oakland Feels Slight Quake OAKLAND, Cal., ted A lg k was felt here at 7 | day, No damage was WASHINGTON HALL i | GIVE POPULAR DANCE Arrangements he for a large o: 11 tomorrow iter Galles, propr! been com- wd at Washing: evening, when tor will stage night attrac- admission ail. There neing at Wash- mission fee ts The ‘Thursday oceasioning more delight among the patrons each week and with the matchless dancing | music of Rohn's orchestra, tomor- F w evening should prove no excep: tion {Ww Thursda nly expense t dances are Rien aneay Pres. Coolidge Asked to Ride | Laramie Coach LARAMIE, Wyo, Sepi. 30.—(As- ated Press)—President Coolldge, nor Nellie T. Ross of Wyoming tor Francis 2, War: for Senator from Wy y wand army man In the | ace invited today by the local | post of the American Legion to ride j®. Omaha next Tuesday In the stage ih provided by the post for the | sof the national convention of m. ‘The coach, is the prop: | University, is to be} horses, and twenty glonnalres of Albany | will | 1 Ug owls that} § John B. K Wyo- | death-bed ement that the shoot- | Sel fe asker L, Od¢ da, and| ing wa dental. ning to R. H. Cameron, Arizor ill join Marks settled $400,000 on Mrs | Robert “| Court proceed SINGER INDICTE 30—(By The tated ndicted for ng a poison pen letter through the mail to Arthur H.. Marks, mil- Honuire tire and organ manufactur- er, Mrs. Lydian Locke Dornblaser, singer, is being sued for $250,000 for defamation of character by Marks, formerly Mrs, Hoover of Pittsburgh. the poisor tempt 1 ing the quitted because of” his | for arg United Lornblaser when they were divorced last fall, $100,000 of which was put in trust on condition that she would | ¢ HatioienA: . C. Hilton, | 00d bezavior pact was cut in half 4 all of the| Shortly after the divorce, counsel for | District J fnvahe Marks avers, when she attempted to|!n Los Ar palm off a bogus child on him: | cance in New York re- | Interest ¢ sulted in the child being returnet anitarium in Kansas Counsel for Mrs n y M uds n FOR POISON PEN LETTERS BEING SUED FOR QUARTER MILLION BY WOMAN Mrs. Dornblaser has been married sheepmen will testify as to its work-| four times. Marks was her third ings. husband. Her cecond was Orville If the hearing is concluded Fri-| Harojd, Metropolitan Opera tenor. a the commission will spend] Her present husband has been de- urday in a tour of inspection] scribed nz a bond broker and her ough the Salt, Creek oll fields.| private ury from- whom she The party Vit depart for Denver] is estre He Is a good-looking youth. inst the ea field ig the Her first hus d was A. W.|in the naval oil ginal com-| (Prince) Talbot, » track gambler, | Mia Is on the calends to Casper om she kil Reno in 1909. | States ult court erene of Ohio, will present the chief ‘uments for the sision which will be a was handed down by United 8 Paul J. public _potic Tribune Want Ads Bring Results Ss to gi t fund agi Doheny Appeal Hearing Is Set Next Monday, ation of his leases serves in Califor- Dornblaser said s were an at- out of fulfill. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.— he appeal of oil magnate, ar of the Unitea} of appeals here y Coun- ady_ begin- Owen J. hia and former tor Atlee Pom- ers Association, report ‘said, and raising others. sas, Oklahoma, vernment. eastern Colorado MeCormick held that the ses was in the “FREIGHTRATES ON LINESTOCK TOE REUISED Adjustments in _ West Recommended by Commission. Sept. ciated Press)—Rates west of the Mississippi river should he revised to conform to provisions of the mileage scale, Interstate Com- merce Commission examiners rec- ommended today after a preliminary Investigation and complaints of the American National Livestock ion, and the National Wool Grow- 30.—(Asso- livestock Asso-|_ Mr. E The proposed revision of rates the would effect a reason- able adjustment, lowering some rates rates for western Louisiana, Kansas, Arkan- o 2 Nebraska, Wyoming, would be nine cents per 100 pounds for movement of livestock over a dis- tance often miles while the rates would rise to 44 cents per 100 for 500-mile distances and to 92 cents for 2,000 mile distances. ‘cr regions west of the foregoing but_east of the Pacific coast states, the proposed scale would be 11 cents for 10-mile distances, rising to 53 cents for 600-mile distances and $1.10% cents for 2,000 mile dis- tances, For the three Pacific coast states the scale would begin at ten cents, ten miles, rise to 4844 cents for §00 miles and conclude with $1.01 for 2,000 miles. ee ee GREEN FOR STREET WEAR, GOLO AND WHITE Green is to be a predominating col- or for street and afternoon wear and gold jand white for evehing dress, according to P. R. Blakey, head of Blakey who has just return- ed from York, where he has spent the last ten days on a winter buying for his store. key ‘announced that dur- ing the next ten days an entire ne’ and complete stock of the latest Pa. risian styles will arrive here for his establi: nment. ea will be. popular, ant said. The new coats of | the for the right party. A Wonderful Opportunity For Thrifty Buyers Who Also Appreciate The Element of Quality If you are in need of new rugs this is a most opportune time for buying them. We have made elaborate preparations for this extraordinary floor covering event and you will be able to buy rugs at the greatest savings in many a month. Included are rugs for the living room, the dining room and bedroom. Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets, Chenilles, Body Brussels, Tap- estry Brussels and Woo] Fibers in the newest patterns and color combina. tions as well as a disposal of odd assortments and discontinued patterns, Rugs Add Color And Comfort To Your Home Rugs,clear andrichin coloring, are offered in the widest range of patterns. Oriental designs, Chinese effects, two-toned effects and all the newest novelties. Small scatter rugs to the largest room sizes with hall runners to match, if wanted. Rug values greater than we haye ever ottered ae Now Is The Time To Buy 2 The New Ru You’ve Been ‘Needing »me has need for one or more new rugs to replace those that are beginning to show hard wear. New homes will need many and so will the rooms you intend refurnishing. Whether you need rugs for immediate or future use we invite you to come in and inspect the values we are offering during this event. RaW a wy A ery! vi su nN OW Our Entire Line of Floor Coverings Included Im This Special Sale - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925 IN VOGUE AT NIGHT): WANTED AT ONCE Experienced Building and Loan or Insurance Sales Manager for,;Wyoming. Exceptionally good proposition Phone 886 for Appointment—Ask for Herbert E. Smith will be loose and the Lanyan models will be seen frequently. In hats, velour will be most popular for street wear and satin for dress wear. The tendency ts toward the better clars of merchandise, Mr. Blakey discovered while on his trip. The Casper merchant made many purchases’ of the latest and most beautiful models in ladies’ wearing apparel. So SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.—(As- sociated Press)—An earthquake shock, so light that a great part of the olty’s popule apparently did DANCING Every Wednesday and Saturday Night Before and After Midnight 16th and Poplar Union Music Fall Sale prices have been arranged for our entire line of Floor Coverings. Unusual values will be offered on a very complete showing of Colonial and Rag Rugs that are so popular just now. CALLAWAYS FURNITURE 133 East Second