Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO STE SELECTED Xe) (Montana Girl Is Seized As Pg cpsocacas fas | LOS ANGPL Evelyn B here last 7 AT CAMP GHREY cesses ease ya ahe i wanted there as Swimming Pool to Be| ms nt "witmens tm connection Constracted for Boy | 4?" Scouts, DEMOS SWEEP der of Peter Payicic ia O. n the swi mming | former Mayor John F on of the Ia T. Frank Appl gress from th district over pmouth, demoo rat, Kontucky ed by the late Robe Moore, apparently had been ri le Dixon, Papublican.< | “2 REGHT CAR THE the commit: | with the est!-| ir. Fisher on CHEYENNE, Wyo Wyo, Noy. G i Tuesday {In the Laramie county di ith the constr: ecutive Coun- for complicity with EB. N. Grubb a series of thefts from Union Pacif: freight cars, state penitentlary at Rawlins, Grubb Is still In jal Sheriff George Carroll that he an . ry , oss of Camp Rotary for t of Casper has he Scouts here » Council will ry Scout in Cas s, Camp Carey for a simple over- is an easy matter nership for five years, Cannon s and other In FOR Blb PLUNGE Crime Witness) Cal., Nov, 4,—(®) 2 re Ny | AND JERSEY of May and Joseph HL O'Nel! district, , veteran democrat, John | turned a winner over Thurman B SENTENCED 10 PRISON pam | orge D. Cannon entered a plea of ty to a charge of grand larceny trict court, when he wan arraigned The men were arrest- ed by sheriff's officers last Friday, Cannon was sentenced by Judge William A. Riner to serve from one -|{and one-half to two years in the He informed Cannon had heen operating In part- Sure Relief v|FOR INDIGESTION Che Casper Daily Cribune curing the information on freight car movements and he assisting in breaking {nto the cars and stealing such of the contents ag they desired Both men are married and have amilies, | ° —_—_>—___—- Father E. H. Dyer Is Dead in East BALTIMORE, Nov, 4.—-()—The CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many| Very Rev, Edward R, Dyer, presi: friends and relatives, especially| dent of St, Mary's seminary here, Argo Ol! company for thelr ing. [died iast night of heart disease. He recent. bereavement, also| WS 71 years old. Wather Dyer was »@ beautiful floral offerings. well known throughout the Catholic world les a th st Howard J, Burgess and family GOOD to EAT Delicious Apple Dishes —Turkey Treats—Feasting on Thanks. giving—Marketing for Poultry—and How to Control your Gas Range All this and much more helpful information in the new November sueef GOOD HOUSEKEEPING FASHIONS —Last Minute Models from Paris and five other fash ion departments. GIFTS —Six illustrated pages of attractive Christmas Gifts. FURNISHINGS & DECORATIONS — Two articles, SHORT STORIES —Five, one by Sabatini, SERIALS —Three, one by Temple Bailey. SPECIAL articles —Six, one is Don’t Be A Copy-' Cat. HOUSEHOLD articles—Seven, by Good Housekeeping Institute. Get your copy at the nearest newsstand. Novels —Stories—Fenture Articles ~ Household Helps—Fashions—Decorations-— Guaranteed Advertisements te +f | he | a — 294 pages — in the new November GOOD HOUSEKEEPING OUT Now-—BUY It rt e. CALIFORNIA Denver in ie The ‘a Pikes Peak Only e Royal Gorge Really Colorado Great Rockies Scenic Salt Lake Route . R. N. McNAB Ticket Agent a LIEN al now pean hether someone not | wn, Scott came and has been nt here since | in Sublette, UL., | and was grad-/ Wom an (PAE consi ract is a, ’ ith which } Sai etc.. to 3 J. Baerthel: who was ¢ n= quan ward 1 ts anwaantanienth t I He has thirteen | m Ce iar | Chauncey Olcott | Critically II) || Sale of Wool ‘Dresses Offering a most wonderful value in Serge, Pin Stripe Twill, Homespun en’s and Misses’ Wool Dresses, sting of Balbriggans, Flannel, Well made. Only a limited tity to offer at this price— WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925 ON ANY GARMENT IN THE HOUSE Select your Suit cr Overcoat from any of the following nationally known brands: FASHION PARK GRIFFON CORTLEY WASHOUGAL MIDDISHADE CLOTH CRAFT PENNSYL-BLUE You are not buying clothing of unheard of makes, you are buying clothing that stands the test of satisfaction. GET BUSY: HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN SAVE $20.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT .. . . $16.00 $25.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT . . . . $20.00 $30.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT ... . $24.00 $35.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT . . . . $28.00 $40.00:SUIT OR OVERCOAT . $32.00 $45.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT . $36.00 $50.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT - $40.00 $55.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT . $44.00 $60.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT - $48.00 $65.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT . $52.00 Sale Ends Saturday Night November 7th Harry Yesness THE MAN in the BARREL SHOP AT NIGHT Five Experienced Salesmen at Your Service Lua OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL9O«&