Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925 ee Da a ch Manda MURDERER WHO aes. SINKING IN. MID-OCEAN AIDED AY GIRL) (ee Knocked Down Pistol ee o 2 ee eee ie of Officer; Durkin oe Ly Pet u E The Casper Daily Tribune eee The Casper Daily Cribune FINANCING OF | FLasHes PAGE FIVE MILWAUKEE IS GOING AHEAD). NEW YOPR deté ” eb and ity compan nder the plan OF LIFE| oo Shot Way Out. oi Sis ae ae a ganizath ge . ze f " | N Ci TI BE S « 1 cane Ors ars —A Wo: | al hind the determined tin J. Durkin, steel: | of a federal agent and men in several cities. e trap and shot Lioyd Austin, her unc of bullets exchanged by Durkin and the detective, who was wounded, Batty, the mother of a 15 months by her husband Wer. | ner, was {n Sacramento, when Durkin on a previous occasion es- caped from the authorities! This The lov rd-end of the Italian fre’ Locker on October 21, the vessel, immediately after t > she went ‘aging storm which doom of the meetings. The membership time he shot at a policeman but missed and escaped through a win- down when left guarded room. Scen~ of Mitchell Trial, and Opposing Counsel alone in an un-| and their ¢! ment in the marked Durk >but she is un- afraid, she says, for Durkin braved pursuing policemen to buy an outfit for her baby and to bring them from a detective-guarded apartment to a hotel where they ned a new life. Detective squads, searthing for Durking, have pis and shotguns ready to kill him on sight. Se Ht ime nies ANNIVERSARY SEBVGE AT GINGRESATIONAL ee CHURCH NEXT SUNDA oe and hi widening circle of think people. | His aim has been to re-interpret the deep and abiding truths of -Chris-| tianity in the language of the mod ern man, and the large percentage of men in First Church audiences bear eloquent testimony to his suc cess in this direction. Another fea ture that has appealed to the ms in the street has been the manner in which he has ap teaching of Christ to the bi tions of social ques- industrial and politl- of which is to biect for next | the elections of next week. In view of the fact that the wor: ship of next Sunday morning fs to be followed by a special Ccmmunfon Service and a reception of new mem. | bers, the service will start at 10:45 | a. m. instead of thé usual hour, 11:00 | ck. A large gathering ts expect i at these 4 both morn Next Sunday will be doubly inter- esting day at the First Congrega- tional church of Casper. It will be the first anniversar “4 of the min’ couver, British Col sigo, and special se held in commemeration of what has abundantly proved to have been a very happy event for the church In Casper, Under the ‘able leader ship of Mr. Cook the’ Con-regat{fonal chureh has rapidly become ‘the re- ligious rallying ground of many of the forward-looking and’ liberal thinking people of this city who | |Hot Springs Folder, \To Be Distributed CHEYENNE, Wyo. Oct. 30.— Foldérs describing the Big Horn Hot Springs at Thermopolis, issued by | the Thermopolis Chambef of Com-; merce, have been received by A. D. Faville, state comn loner of agri culture, and will s: be placed in general distribution. previously tiken but little interest in any of the churches. “During the past year) the attendance at the Sunday services in the America ‘The: ater have Increased from very small beginnings to be the largest gather- ings for worship in Casper, as niany Smoke as 850 neonle beine found at some’ ASCO d and Pickled Fish HALE ESE The Emory building, a low warchouse-like structure suggesting a stable more than a temple’ of i justice, is.the scene, in Washington, of the court martial of Col. William A. Mitchell, stormy petrel of the air service, on the charge of insubordination. It is shown above. Inset (1. to r.) are: Col. Sher- man Moreland (left), judge advocate, and Lieut. Col. Joseph I. McMullen, assistant judge advocate: the defendant, Col. Mitchell; Rep. Frank R. Reid of Illinois, his civilian counsel. | — | GENERAL PALMER RETIRED, AND | | | WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—@) — | ! Brig. Gen. John Palmer, closely with General Pershi . headquarters in France detached from active duty ft retirement because of fat!-| bh. He was taken ii! whi Panama and is under cb alter Read hospital. SURTAX RATES UNDER SINGLE SCALE IS BEING CONSIDERED 30,—(#) 2 a WASHINGTON, Oct d r " $ 2 Di aks ig : AS Satie Meats and Provis? =m (8S WHOLESALE—RETAIL ve: Bachrack New Je elum: PRICES GOOD FOR COMING WEEK. “imember of the house | custom ‘ POULTRY PORK CUS : ave meaatce, | -——————————— Our live poultry department is com- Pork Chops, ib.-=--._---_-- 2 3 MO TORMA N | Pork Shoulder Steak, Ib, Pork Shoulder Roast, lb Pork Loin Roast, lb.__- Pork Ham Roast. |b SMOKED MEATS plete and our poultry is all MILK fed. Fresh Dressed Small Hens to Stew, Ib. --- Fresh Dressed Springers, ]b.- Fresh Dressed Large Hens to e in its simpilfy BAKES one te a ee 25c DOLDS HAMS and BACON are the nts in many | | best we can buy. A trial will convince. Poplin tied otic? | BEEF CUTS Dolds Niagara Skinned Hams, lb., 32c 4% avonitevision Dolds Sterling Skinned Hams l|b., 28c nintives of Sirloin Steak, Ib.-- Round Steak, Ib,- Dolds Sterling Shoulders, ; miloRh od Fass T-Bone Steak, lb. - ~25¢ 8 to 10 Ibs., per Ib,-..-----___ 22- |, eg Blige Short Cuts, Ib. --- -25c Dolds Niagara Bacon, h ei dwt rivmititee: Shoulder Round, Ib. ~ 20c Gitors Ibe sper we eons 42c +h expects the hear-| district. run Shoulder Steak, It Dolds Sterling Bacon, Vai uses | ‘Things were quiet ana there was Pot Roast, Ib.~ 8 to 10 Ibs., per Ib,-.--_-_____37e jcAmMsnthnnoN20 See eta ae this ante teil ona be Dolds Sterling Wide Bacon, Ib. nd means on his ne | hum-drum | | Plate Boil, |b. he ways ‘Con | A well-balanced, palatab! Against Son In), exsc.ix—rowors morning m ASIN SEN solidation Of Railroads Is Cummins’ Plea white little, $17.50 Here is one of the best Wrist Watch val- Invalids, h The Aged Best Dict fos Inwal The ORIGINAL ues ever offered you at this price. 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CORN—No. 2 can MATCHES—6-box cartons O’CEDAR OIL—30c size DATES—Dromedary = Hearts, 1b. Liver, lb. Hamburger, Sausage, Ib. ----- 15, Vea) T-Bone Steak ~_15c, 2 Ibs. 25c ic, 2 lbs. 25c Dolds Bacon Squares, |b.-: Small Picnics. |b. Fresh Fish and. Oysters every . day direct from the coast and lakes. Smoked and Kippered Fish he leape tre SOUP—Campbell’s Tomato only_ MINCE MEAT —Libby’s, pkg. ORANGES—Sweet juicy, doz. SEA FOO! Viet Lee Salmon Halibut. Catfish yey ney Veal Round Steak, Ib. ----35¢ | Smelts Lake Trout Fillet of Haddie be cthen bas Satceeite dt API LES 6 Ibs. Vea] Loin Steak, Ib. - -30¢ | Oysters, quart._.._-_- 90c and $1.00 genoral hospital CRANBERRIES—Per Ib. 4 Ae tabs he it aS 900 NORTH PARK AVE, 91he 16¢ ----26¢ 25¢ 14¢ Complete Line of Fruits and Fresh Vegetables 7 Veal Chops, Ib.----- Kippered Salmon Finnan Haddie Veal Suen e a sik 1, es PT Roreleas Herring Bloaters QUAKER CITY as Veal Shoulder Roast, Ib, ne General line of Luncheon Meats and e Veal Stew, Ib,--__---- --10c ils Cheese. HAR ie M Y | WOULD KEEP | —y I il g ¥ TEI BELA: ants to Meet You re NOTICE TO RANCHERS—WE WILL PAY YOU ARKET PRICE FOR a 1Cr RESSED BEEF, PORK, VEAL. POULTRY AND EGGS At His New Drug Store (| GEN. BUTLER ALL OVER THE WORLD THE NORRIS CO. [[ ro | oon Macey avn, MENT MN GE e HOTEL BLDG. ayor Kendrick of se phelphis, tos] 736 CY AVE. OFFICE AND PLANT BRANCH MARKET fs a Mey D, Butler of Cor. H. and Durbin Phone 12 426 East Second Phone 2540 one 1 remain as Phil of public safety.