Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 12

rice PAGE TWELVE ar carrying a gun that {s not concealed, CARRYING OF GUN THAT | Gonatin: tueeariitayere 4 : Bet E a Sah ie Casualties Of Tidal Wave In Mexico-Large CONCEALED OKEH INCOLORADO 19.—)— would be DENVER, Colo., ss men Nov Dehver who , shot robberies down bandits The writer sug persor caught in protected e law ff they|ested to the district attorney that nulated busine men of Denver of | business mn might be prosecuted and wore six shooters in plain | fo ng concealed weapons ff Sebt pr n against ban the “shoot to] on bandits. rected this impression in eply today when he wrote that ng concealed weapons | re: rove « Denv « ent the business man ve from the Pacific ocean di a gun accessible in his}destroyea the port of r i for defense ar at while no d SPECIALS Cranberries, Ib. . . . Large Solid Head Lettuce______ 2 for 25e Fresh fomatoes,\1bi 2222 =" sss taaaees 2Ne syeet Potatoes 2-2 ee eee 3 Ibs. 9e A select stock of Spinach, Pascal Celery, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Radishes, Onions. Yellow Newton Apples..___----------____. 3 Ibs. 25c Extra Fancy Winesap Apple ~3 Ibs. 25c California Ribier Grapes, Ib. Florida Grape Fruit, large.. Fresh shipment of Sweet Juicy California Navel Oranges. Ask about our Strictly Fresh Eggs. RIALTO FRUIT STORE RIALTO THEATER BLDG. Ka at fav NECKWEAR Cut full fashioned from fine imported and domestic silks, vpetterts "$1.50 $35 to $45! : HOES heay i | MUFFLERS a | tele 8400 $5 0 $10 last tic of |tained, the indications there was a heavy Zihautanejo ts a p BELLEFONTE, Pa., —The to send ano! the mail: y Lisles, wool, fancy and plain colors, in-the early days.” NEW YORK, Nov, 20,—@)— gre reports recelved in Mexico night from the state of Gue to the effect that a tidal were > cific 125 miles northwest of Aucap: PRE-THANKSGIVIN uleo with an extremely small pop ulation. Therefore it is thought that unless there was some unusual gath ering of people in the Hamlet ualties from a tidal wave have been large in number, The original report in the state of “Guerrt me Mail Plane Is Forced Down west bi ufmann was forced} to nd, in western orable weather he pilot d, necording to report —e—__- stal'ized Fruits 138 e A Manhattan SHIRTS Collars to match. Col- lars attached and neck- band styles.— $2.50 to $5 INTERWOVEN HOSE silks, wool, silk and y weight, light weight 35c to $1 SEE OUR WINDOWS DNICK BROS HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES Zihautanejo nulls were ob- were st of casualties on the Pa- could not of the s recelved by the newspaper Excelsior in Mexico City fr lan, m Tepat Nov. 20.—() und New York-Chicago night air mafi plane. piloted b; ta Penn-vivania 2 .m, today on account of un conditions. pline was slightly damaged and the | alr mail station at Cleveland dectded her to Rockland to take was not received h Center Dress Well to Succeed The Casper Daily Cribune | lardine Pleased by Farm Outlook *griculture, is ples arm ‘outlook He ceps in trim for his responsibil- ties in Washington by long daily walks, \$47,260 Found In Stable At Misers’ Home LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 20.—(P)— Under the direction of county. au horities, a buried fortune of/$47,260 unearthed yesterday and today m the farm of Char‘es and Rober lew, octogenarian brothers and misers, 15 miles south of here.“The money was found in a stable. The men, fearful of the safety of | vanks si a financial crash of a 33 years a hoarded Recently Robert died w, knowing of the 1 Charles was men- of taking care of nd the search was in- incoln, bank, their money, id a neph inoney, charg tally ines | the money | stituted. | Charles is in a Lincoln sanitarium cor observation a BOMB WRECKS MOVIE HOUSE a — DUBLIN, Nov. 20.—@)—A& bomb lay wrecked a motion picture the- ter which has been shcwing a film sf the battle of Ypres. Two police- men were shot, cne seriously, when raiders threw the bomb, The explosion shattered stores next to the theater and plate glass windows farther away, It was heard all over the city. | The raiders who ‘were armed, dashed up to the theater in an auto- mobile and after hurriedI? throwing | she bomb had a pistol battle with the MAN MURDERS DIVORCED WIFE, KILLS HIMSELF Ta., Nov. 20-4)— not and killed his dl- night, then com- mitted suicide. The couple had been separated since last spring when Mrs. Craig obtained the right to use her maiden name of Myrtle Lillie. Craig met her as she returned from a moti ture show accom- panied by Gars. Ordering % to leave them, Craig shot the oman through the head and turned the gun upon himself. German Flying Ace Is Buried With Honors HAWARDE Haroid Craig vorced wife 1 BERLIN, Noy. 20.—()—Baron Manfred Von Richthofen, German's foremost flying ace. was laid at rest in his native soll this afternoon after impressive services in Grace church attended by President von Hinden- burg, General von Seeckt, the mem hers of the cabinet and reichstag and representatives of nfmerous organ zations. {In tribute to the dead offi. eer whose body was “recently re: turned to Germany by the French, President von Hindenburg wore his field, marshal's service uniform, Throughout the ceremonies at the chureh and later at the cemetery, airplanes hovered overhead and the funeral cortege was/escorted by a reichswehr regiment, Among the floral tributes was one from the British and American air service officers in Berlin, with the inscription: “To our comrade.” also our opponent, but DBOe 20 28 Insist - get NUCOA the high grade spread for bread pure coconut oil refined peanut oil milk, and that's all ee ee HATS Values up to $7.95 for Very Special tageous prices. for quick disposal. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925 Mito Sie The Season’s Choicest MILLINERY HATS Values up to $15.90. *5.98 te b3 o, "e , 04-4 - Children’s Shoes Sizes 3 to 8. Me se Me aXe aX % Me xa> *e Ask to see this col- zi lection of broken * sizes in’ chi'dren’s RS good shoes, Regular $1.50 ers— and 0 sell- Po ate at So heate-< RO o-4Se-4 RO e Mo ste ste so-age-so-s0e-45e-4, % - RD * o* RO - Me so-so olice as they leaving. were elled 1 nl la my no sir!’ replied the genial “I assure you that you are uken ‘Mistaken!” yelled the injured one. Mistaken! I tell you T know when mv own eye is Injured!" Doubtless you do sir,” replied toe genial , idiot “But you don't hnow my umbrella, I borrowed this e@ yesterday!’ ed man met a friend ay and insisted on bis coming ® with him to din ner. His wife was unprepared for rs, and calling him told she had only a few oysters when the friend had ‘eaten 1 of six he must not be asked A young marr his aside » take any mor In spite of his or > remember,” when the eaten six, the host’ pressed \ more, The wife looked and the friend declined 1d band insisted, the wife | in agony, and the © guest | Crmly refused the rest of |e oysters brought from the kitch Later the wife said to her hus {hana How could you urge him to have tore oysters after I explained t) you that there weren't any more?” I am very so! said the pent t husband, “but I forgot all about Forgot about It! What do. you suppose I was kicking you under tye table for?" “But you didn’t kick me.'* PSE LE SET Card of Thanks To our neighbors and friends, we wish to express our sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness, ren lered during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved wife and mother, andor the beautiful floral offerings. CHAS. 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